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THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, STAY 31, 1912.
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'"'Sr mnii nti,iiti
' MAUt tAbY DT-IVIAN
, WITH SPEED MANIA
Fredericks Does "Leap fy
. Jot)" on "L" and Loses
Out Anyway.
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ting, Fredericks of No. VI Eat Nlnety
flrat itreet, a driver for the Sample
Card llouse'i at. No. 219 Grecno trrt,
discovered ns ho 'travelled downtown on
local Third arenuo elevated train to
day that he would bo five minuter lite).
HI train had t'.oppcd at the Forty
veoth atreet station to allow, an ex
pran, to switch In ahead ot It from t
Mpreii track.
uVredcrlfKa. climbed to the rail of a
platform ot the local, kicked away the
inard, who tried to"grab hla lee a, and
made a flying, leap at the rear platform
f the express as It passed. He caught
the' outilde of the railing of the express
JiUtfonu and clung, dangling until Po
liceman Lubecker, who was itandlnr on
the platfqrm, and Guard WllUim
lllckey, who wnt inside, dragged him to
Afety. I.ubcckcr arrested Frederick
US tuok htm from the train at Forty
eeonc r.treet. '
"Tho fol-klllor a not needed to dis
pose of in n llko you," said Magistrate
ICrote, when Fredericks was arraigned
tin' York, lllo Court. "You do your beat
to kill yourselves."
"l couldn't help It," said, the driver.
l'fet fined two days' pay It I am five
tBtoutCR lato and I only earn JD a week,
ahd 1 Just hid to toko n chance."
'That chance coat you 4ho two daya'
"pay and a W fine here and pretty nearly
landed you In the Workhouse," said tho
Magistrate. "Now stop taking chances.
People who travel on tho railways of
this town havo troubles enough without
balng frightened out of their senses by
telng men do such fool-hardy tricks."
XTITEKT BTORT BY ANSA 1CATK
ArJHE OIEIH
will be a fitur of next Sunday's
World. AIbo a "Kitty Cobb" drawing
Vv Jnnirn Mnnt iromi-rv l'lAirc. an 8-
page Cday Manton Fashion Supplement
in colors; n new awry oy jncn i.oniiun,
iv rattllnir cilltton of ''Fun." the Sunday
World'H Woiikly Joke Hank, and the
words and music of "Poor Wandering
Onn" from tho "Hlniten of Penzance."
Order tn-xt Sunday's AVorld from
your newndcaler nadvance.
CARDINAL WILL ORDAIN 20.
vni First Ceremony of the Kind
Since III Elevation.
Tfwenty voung men will bt ordained
to the priesthood to-morrow morning at
Ht. Patrick's Cathedral by Cardinal
Farley. This will bo the first cere
mony of the kind he has performed
since his elevation to the caruinaiate,
This la tho largust class that has been
graduated from tho seminary at Dun
wnodto since the Vers- Ilcv. Dr. John I,
' Chldwlck was appointed President.
Tho Cardinal will be assisted In the
ceremony by Dr. Chldwlck, the Itev.
Dr. John F. Brady, tho ltev. Dr. John
J. Mltty, tho Itov. Dr. Robert B. Mul
cahy, tho Dev. Dr. Thomas C. Carroll
and the Ucv. Dr. John B. Mahoney.
Bishop Cusack performed the last of
the minor ceremonies at the seminary
Wednesday.
The Cardinal will assign the younti
priests prepared for this diocese to va
rious city and country districts,
1
EVERYBODY WHO USD GREAT KID
NE. REMEDY ODTAINED
FIN. RESULTS.
At the time I commenced usinu your
Swamp-Hoot 1 vvns m bail that 1 had tu
pive up, ork. The pains in my back
would lie like tonic thnrp instrument
i piercing my kidneys mid 1 could hardly
I ijet out of ti chair w ithout help. 1 finally
F resolved to ?ive your Swnmp-Iloot a
trial and the results were mi fine that l
have recommended it to others und it
peems to produce the same beneficial rc
pults with everybody that iik-s it. I am
very thankful to you for your great
remedy, .Swump-UHt, ml know that
It will do nil you claim for it.
1 C11AS. J. SHKI.DON,
it , Onr.sby, Pa.
Personally appeared before mc, this
CSrd of September, 1001), Chus, J. Shel
don, who subscribed the above state
ment and made oath that the tame is
true in substance and in fact.
1. C. Glcason.
Justice of the Peace.
My commission expires May. 11114.
letter tu
Dr. Kilmer ft Co.,
Blnchsniton, S. T.
Prate What Sw.mp-Koct Will Do for You.
Send to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Ilingliar.i
ton, N. Y., for a sample bottle. It will
convince any one. You will also receive
n booklet of valuable information, telling
all about the kidneys nnd bladder. When
writing, be sure r.nd mention the New
York Evening World. Regular fifty
cent and one-dollar size bottles for sale
at all druc stores.
BIG REDUCTIONS IN PRICES
ANDj
ONl
$ioo. worm ?i Down $1.00 weekly
$140. ' $3 " $1.50 M
$190. ' $S " $2.00 M
$240. " $10" $2.50 M
Ladles' or Men's SOff .00
Clothing Up to &
$1.00 Down -SI. 00 Per Week
tiuoila Urllv'd In lunmrkc Wou
Oan Saturdny A Monday Bvaalwuw
D
I
35,000 Free ,
The Big Store Gift to
Charity
130,000 of this sum is for ctjarlt
abhi Institutions and churches .the
remilnlng $5,000' is to bo donated
to .worthy families and Individual!;.
.Mill particular at Voting Euoih,
MAIN Building, on Fourth Floor
or at Information Dcsl:, Mln F16br.
Also' in GREENHUT Enlldlne, at
Information Desk, Main Floor.
"Better Goods for the Same Money or the Same Goods for Less Money Than Elsewhere"
"The Big Store
, Collapsible
Metal Cups
, FREE
Just the very .thing for tho
child ioing lo school, or for
inclusion in the traveling bar;.
Take one, with our compli
ments, tomorrow. Distribu
tion in the Children's Play
ground, Fourth Floor, MAIN
Building.
TWO MAMMOTH BUILDINGS
GREENHUT-SIEGEL COOPER ft
BOTH SIDES OT 6 AVE. J.B.GREENHUT.Pres. 18 AND 19 STS.
In New York's Shopping Center
r.RFT.NiiUT-8iEGtx cooper co. MAIN BUILDING"
"Dollar" Dolls
J T I III I I
I
Tomorrow,
at - -
69c
y
A rare barnsln to please the "kiddles."
I here are three s'yles lo select from, tvery
I' I one Is perfectly mdc, and a real beauty.
I ' SPECIAL NOTfCE these arc not "seconds"
' ' thiv are PiiKhLCT in everv resnect.
,t Special txlitbit In Toy Town
Ulna' PIukIi "Walking" Animal
Come and see iheae marvelous and ainuiil
toys every boy end girl should own one.
(MAIN DulMint, Fourth Floor.)
ICREENIIUT-SIEGEL COOPER CO.-MAIN BUILDING-
Sale of Fjinest Suits for Men and Youths, Tomorrow, at
Thousands of handsome carmnntc
the ever-staplo plain blues.
512.50
-the hoqf in stvle and mafrrinl shown bv the leading nlllkcrs of rcndv-tO-Weur clothes. Vynndnrfitl nccnrinirnti: nl Ktimmrr'i nnnrnvril fnncv offnets ill cloths: also
(main nuiidtat. s.cond riooo (Ccwplcic dciaUs of (hit; ctdrccraiitary talc tire printed in our advertisement in today' Evening Journal.)
"GRCtNUUT-SIEGEX COOPER co MAIN BUILDING"
This Season's First Big Sale of
Misses' Smartest Linen Suits
WW
XAJ. ' ' IV Misses Linen
19,75 Ijt
$5
Beautiful and New
Styles Amazing
Values, Tomorrow, at
After all, newspaper illustrations can give you
only a vague conception of the styles the new
ness of the "lines," etc. BUT YOU SIMPLY
WILL HAVE TO SEE THE GARMENTS THEM
SELVESTO APPRECIATE what agreat opportunity
this sale offers.
The Linen Salt Illustrated Is a
strictly plain-tailored, semi
fitting model; notched collar
and revers; with large patch
pocket, voke and full facing
of self-material ; girdle-top skirts; $e
sizes 14 to 18 years; at tf
Salts a smart seml-flltlnc
model, of excellent quality natural linen; the
new Norfolk coat hs wide-stitched straps,
finished with stitched belt; deep yoke
lining; plain-gored girdle-top skirt;
sizes 14 to 18 years; natural linen $ Ijf?
only; at U.laJ
Misses'' Pique and Linen Salts the pique
suit, as illustrated, is fashioned in a new
and most fetching model, with stitched
plaits finished with gored skirt effect in
cost and stitched belt. The linen suit is a
Russian model; made with patent leather
belt; plain-gored girdle-top skirt QTpr
lo esch model ; sizes 14 tol8 yrs. ; at O.iO
Misses' $12.75 Serge Suits
in plain serges and mixtures;
plain-tailored and Norfolk mod
els; semi-fitting; some with
inlay of silk on collars;
girdle-top skirt; sizes 14 to
years; at
Misses' $24.50 Serge Suits a group of
many models. In serges and mixtures; the
broken lot ol colors and sizes necessitates
this nwW figure; only one or two of any one
style and color: trimmed and plain-tailored
effects; all of the season'a best sellers; the
skirt includes many new effects ; ' 75
Misses' Tub Dresses several smart mod
els in all the new features of trimmings,
such as contrasting banding, embroidered
banding and pearl buttons; Dutch neck; tet
in sleeves; skirts are all girdle-top models,
some trimmed to match waist;
various colon; sizes 14 to 18 ?Qft
years; at,
Girls' $7.95 Serge Coats broken lot of colore andsizes, in at least four distinct styles;
serges ana mixtures; piain-iauorcu nu iuuuucu sunu, sums ucu uuuukuuui; prgj
v.fcj
(MAIN BuitdHt, Flrat Ploor.)
sizes 6 to 12 years; at.
!.?6.75 h-rU4l 1
1
111
'GRKKNIIUT-SlEGEt COOPER CO. MAIN BUILDIN G
iafJlf Lingerie and Silk Blouses
n.98
Affording a Choice of Some of
the Smartest Modelsof thcSea
son; Value $3, Tomorrow, at. .
An economy event Indeed one that should prove exceed-1
inply attractive because of the excellence of the style, the
quality of the fabric, ;ind the extraordinarily low price.
In the lot offered for sale, tomorrow, will be found
Vanh Silk Outing Mousci, Mctia
Hne and China Silk Ulouiei, Untitle,
Voile and All-Over Embroidery Bioutet.
These cntments are distlneulshcd bv their loveliness of
styles, no icr.s than for tho excellence of material from which
ilicyarc madc.und the perfection of thedr workmanship.
The batiste, voile and allover-enibroldcred blouses are em
bellished with fine embroideries and laces. In some these
are combined. Mich- and low-neck models; also long and
three-quarter length sleeves.
The model Illustrated at the riaht is made of fine white
French voile, embroidered in ecru, making a very charming
contrast. It Is trimmed with ratine and net. Val. and Cluny
insertions arc also used.
AnotherwasJi silk blouse is made of striped habutali a dainty
cool model, made with turn-down collar and turn-back cuffs;
as Illustrated at lett; -en Mcnt tnr outinf ur
Antllinn' t Fnll It i Vi. tltpWnnrtvrfllt ('nttrni Inn nt Af.a-
atine and China Silk Monte at the IjQW Price Named.
(MAIN llullJInj, Pint Floor.)
"GREENiiirrajiEREL cooi'i:n co. MAIN BUILDING-
Trimmed Millinery at $PJ
The Utmost
Value in
A Choice Collection. Fresh From Our Work'
roomst Makes Its Appearance Tomorrow.
There's no time tike (he present and no place like The Big Store to secure the hat that yob
need for "going away," for resort, mountain or city use during the Summer months.
In tomorrow's exhibit, WHITE AND LIGHT COLORS will, of course, predominate. But
EVERY FASHIONABLE COLOR, in EVERY DESIRABLE SHAPE will find some representation.
The choice afforded is WIDE, COMPREHENSIVE and altogether EXCELLENT.
And, if you care to spend more than the modest sum named, you crj pA ,J tin
have ample scope to exercise your taste at vlOl allQ W1V
(MAIN BulMlni. riratrioor.)
OKEEN1IUT.SIEGEI. COOPER CO. MAIN BUILDING
Boys' Wash Suits
Extracts from Our Unexcelled Show-
of Little ChaD8f Smart Outer
ina
Clothes, Very Inexpensively Priced
Boys' Washable Suits In the newest military
and sailor collar Russian and military and sailor
blousr styles, and high- and low-neck models;
beach suits, etc., in madras, repps, chambrays.
percales, pique, corded madras, galatea and
Kinuerc.ari.cn -cioms in comoinauun'j,
collar effects and white; sizes 2K' to 10
morrow . 95U5and$1.85
Boys' Norfolk Wash Suits South Sea
Island duck in khaki, blue, natural
linen, linen crash; coats nrecut in the
Norfolk stylo,' with knlckerbockcr SQ A p;
trousers; sizes 7 to 17 years 0.fiJ
Boys' Doublc-Brcnsted and Norfolk Style Wash
able Suits wilh two pairs knickerbocker
trousers in khaki linen and crashes; $OGK
sizes 7 to 17 years; at i' &.UtM
Boys,' Washable Khaki Trousers at 49c
iv s' Vn3hablo Trousirs khaki linens, crashes, natural
.1 .. . .Lt. . ..1.1... 11 . .... r..u
linen, Diuo linen, wnue uuti.r'wimv mien; cui iuii uuu
well sewn; sizes 5 to 17T7( Qf? , $- nn
years; at f UC, UOC and XiO
Boys' Blouses woven madras', percales, chambrays and
pongees; neckband or collar attached; better gradc3
in sllk-Jtrlpe lines; also in plain colors; made with
,eoU,S6 re"at"y 49c. 65c. 95c and 1.25
(MAIN BulUlsf, Second floor.)
French
sizes 7
GBEENHUT-SIEQEL COOPER COMAIN BUILDING
50c Chiffon Voiles at 25c
A cool and dainty fabric. Choice of all the wanted plain colors
and black; also plenty of black and white stripes; 38 to 40
inches wide.
(MAIN Bulldlnf , Mtln floor.)
For Tomorrow'
Specials in
See Today's Journal
-GKKENIIUT.SIEGEL COOPEIt CO. MAIN BUILDING
UllDCHIIUl - --
Men's and Women's $3 to H
Foot-Mould Low Shoes
at2.65
This announcement should meet with a prompt response,
. I .. . 1. .' . nl.nn l.mi kn.
me nioru so as una onuu uua uw
hind it our ironclad guarantee for
STERLING SERVICE. Its STYLE
FEATURES ARE EVIDENT at the merest
glance.
Every new style shown by specialty
shoe shops is here, and to these we add
Pnnt-Mould lasts, in un-
to-date styles in the most popular leathers, and in all sizes
and widths.
The Men's J how all in thtf most up-to-date styles, in every conccivanlr
style and leather, In every size and every width. Two-, three- and
lour-vycici cii'jtrj nsm uuuu.i uaiuius,
Tho Women's Shoert one-, twe-, three- and four
celet Oxfords, ribbon-bow pumps, anhle-strnr
pumps, button OxforJs and C(lonlaU with
buckle effect. The leathers are patent leathti,
tan Hussla calfskin, gun-metal, kldskln, nnd
wnue canvas, All sizcr. anu wiuins.
3, S3. 50 and $4 Foot-Mould Low Shoes, SOJ
tomonow, at
Men's $3 Oullni.' Shoes- made
of linest blac!;, tan anu ol.-c
crain leather; Genuine cli.siin
soles; all sizes up to Se) A
tut -a
(MMN HullJInj, S.;onil floor.)
M;
MlNhcs' and Chihlri nV VI and $2..r,0
Button Shoes in patent Icuiiur,
Bur.ovjtal und ki Jskln ; Kuarantecd
allo!IJleaihcrso!esai.'l !i ie
- 1 "'lfize5.un(i2;at lAj
fiKEEMlUTlECEL COOPEU CO. MAIN BUILDIN G' r
The Beat Sale of the Season!
Straw Hats Worth to ?6
at
2
Tomorrow special sale of
the entire sample line of this
season's favorite styles in
straws purchased from Van
derhoef & Co., of 22 Washing
ton Place.
Every one knows that Van
derhoef & Co. make
The Highest Grade
of Men's Straw Hats
in America
This famous firm has placed at our disposal all of their high-priced samples.
In the collection will be found every kind of straw hat you could possibly desire.
Thereare SENNITS, SPLITS, MACKINAWS, MILANS, SWISS and CHINA BRAIDS
and BANGKOKS.
The shapes are the very latest, including yacht, pencil-curl, soft-brim and cable edes.
High, medium and low crowns, and in one or another of the shapes you will find all sizes.
An Unexcelled Opportunity to
Secure a Straw Hat of "Class" and Quality
Values up to $6, Tomorrow, at $2
Hundreds of Sample Hats from M. S. Mork & Co. in All
the Newest Shapes; Values to at 1, 51.50 and $2.
MMS nuiuiisa-
Specials in Fine
Silverware
Handsome patterns in
fine quadruple -plated
wares. Inexpensive to a
point where a purchase
means a real economy:
$.r.5() Tea Smlcc quadruple
hilver-nlated; prettily em
bossed or plain pattern; set
consists of teapot, suitarbowl,
cream pitcher and spoon
holder; last two $ ff
pieces are gold-lined ft.OU
W.SO Tray a handsome square
tray wilh embossed border
and corners.: IS indies;
quadruple silver- fQ OS
plated O.uO
(MAIN Bu int. Mim Hior )
(MAIN Uullilln;, Sc.onJ I oo ).
-MMS UUII.IHSC'
Only HO "Pullman"
Baby Carriages
Values to $2. 50; e-j q TCT
Tomorrow, at . . XOe I O
II lucres a
blfjr.er baby.ctr
riaKc harr.ain in
Greater New
York, we don't
know of it, and
v.e are pretty
close observers.
The illustration
shows just one
of the designs
'I here arc several
others,
Note, If you plcne, thai nere are only
SO tint we v.111 he able lo sell hi tins prliv
hence.it is idvisiblc to I.OMI LAW Y
IN TH II DAY
(MAIN IUI iinf, fourth I oof )
MAIN BUILDING-
98,
GREENIIirr.HIEfiEL COOPEU CO.-
A ?2.50 Webster's
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Just 100 copies comprised in this extraordinary barcaln in our Book
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required. It contains 300,000 words. Is corrected and revised to date,
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throughout. Publisher's price $2.50; tomorrow nt tOC
GUY DE MAUPASSANT'S SELECTED WOKKS 8 volumes,
containing the best of this famous writer's works. Regularly 1 on
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(MAIN UulluinjE, I'ourth Floor.)
"(iKixNiiirr.HiKfJEi.cooi'Eit co. MAIN BUILDING-
First-of-lhe-Month '
Sale of Vfl UtCl
Fresh Meats, Cakes, Etc.
We guarantee PULL WEIGHTS and MEASURES and
deliver fresh meats and groceries to all points of the city and
to suburban points reached by our own free delivery wagon
service.
Mail and telephone orders filled promptly; 'phone 4000
Chelsea.
THE NEW SUMMER EDITION of our complete lowest
price CATALOGUE of best staple groceries, wines and table
hevcrnffes U nnu ronilv. Write nr u3k for n fro.. .nn..
" ' ;
M US IWll.MSt.
32 Ilcathorbloum -i
Petticoats, A
Lxcclleni quality hcjlher
bloiiiii, In u variety of styles and
colors.
Muslin rqc
PetticoatsOU
77if Self SchIIohiI Style-
I lie hutlonlii'le siullupcd pel
IK( ji has proven a vr, effect
lu jii J dc irjtilc iroJtl K, uiiicii
ol luslt- in drv prefer It in all
others belli1' i.pt iill suit
able for t eir i'"ili n oii
'Ml'i I' J I Mi ii .
Cakes and Pastry
In our own "Diylfrhl" Uikrry wi mika
compltli iiiorlmint ot brtiJ, rollt,
cinc ina paitry.
IlXl) I.ADV CAKUS
iich MK; nd . ...
(iKKMAN-bTYI.E rKUIT STOI.'
l.bN tt.h . .
Til Hl.l. I.AYKH CAKUS mtp.t,
olitv, birjrift or eocodnuf,
ricli .... ...
I'Kr.MI I'OUNI) CAKIS nuroli, pUIn,
rait n or cllron; '10 1
4 stkt, St. i i lh "-
MEHMY WIDO'X' POUND CAKLS ).-
- jch. h'c; liw . . ,,L
MOCHA CAKHf, ponj C.W., un-
.hint ti.,., icou loll vk,
food ulii or iniplr cmtt;
rich
XIML CAKtS or iho;oln
aVri, i.h
I III Ml STUAWHKIIKY SII'JPT
I AKU. tuli
25c
25c
'10c
mill
15c
Fresh Fruits and
vegetables
HIPE. LUSCIOUS PINEAPPLES in,
Joi , f ,o, ,,cn 1IQ
I ANLY APPLES H,n tlivl. or ' AQn
.Sculo.n; No, 8 bukit 4BC
I1HK.IIT JUICY LEMONS 1 j-
NE liHEEN BEANS or n 1 -
tn! No, I till . ........ IOC
LAIIMJKNIA .SWEET ORANGES OI
Joi.. l.lj, JO.- mj A'iC
NEW ONIONS hln or ytllowt ll
No. Ii bi.kcl 14C
NEW IIERMUDA POTATOES OS.
puk, rnic: 1 quirt, OL
NEW AMMRACUS-Oyilir Biy or OA.,
Jtneyj Urnt bunch, 25c, Us mi ""t
NEW CABHAliE or wairriMi C
cieh OC
Drake's Cakes
Thft . !ft"-iicJ Ati ire rc ti.cJ
fffti from tiit haiicry vvfty mttrn nj
IHMKUS I'OUNI) CAKUS
20c
l)f
IlKAKl.'S SI'ONI.I, ( AKI'.S-
ci.h
liVAKI'S COCOtNUT MACA
KIMINS III ...
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,orn;J btif or ihci; nppJ In pj
pirihuiml pipir, Joi., !.; iich , ill
White Emh
blrl.tly frith If (horn hln utt, i.,
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