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THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MAY 31, 1912.
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JUMPED ON HIS BROKEN
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St. Peter's Hospital Physicians
Defendants in Case of
Alleged Malpractice.
TJnusual alleiatlons of cruelty and
malpractice on the part of a number
of phyilclsns of a. Peter'a Hospital, at
Msmry and Congress streets, Brooklyn,
appeared to-day In the appltoatlon for
chance of venue from the Suffolk
County Supreme Court to the Kings
County Court, made on behalf of the
physicians who have been mad defend
anti In a vult to recover 130,000 damage
Instituted by William II. TBm, a rst
dsot of Patchogue.
Atocordlng to Le Daa'a complaint, ha
went' to St. Petera with the bonei of
hi left leg broken Just above the ankle,
on Nov. Z), 1910, and no effort was made
to at tho bonea for twonty-four houra
after hla arrival. The bonea were then
' aet, aaya the complaint, but the Injured
tag waa left loose, unvpllnted and un
supported for thlrty-flve daya.
Two daya after the leg had 'been put
In a plaster caat, ao It la alleged In the
complaint, one of the doctora ap
proached the bedalde of the patient and,
without provocation or the giving of
any explanation for hla unusual con
duct, the doctor jumpM on tho plaster
caat about the mending ibones, breaking
the cast and the partlnlly heated frac
ture of the bonea leneth It. The In
jured limb was then Allowed to remain
unset for thirty days thereafter, the
complaint adds, and the plaintiff haa
never regained the use of the leg ao
Injured.
Justice Caono granted the change of
Venue and set the trial for the Novem
)T term.
kard, Tuxedo, drew a br: If, O. Have
meyerTTuxedo, beat H. Johnson, Tuxedo,
Beaten eight, first sixteen, first
round B, Schley, Baltusrol, beat
Charles JlltchcQck Jr., Tuxedo, by de
fault! O. O. -Winston,- Morris County,
heat V II nn. rnt 1 .,,, n
Terry, Tuxedo, "beat O, 0. Mason. Tux-
rao, j up ana l to go; u. ill. Livingston,
Tuxedo, beat Jl. I). Wrenn, Tuxedo, By
default.
Death Ahead of the Jailers.
CLUtDBN. N. J May SL Whsn tb
Jailers of the county Jail nor went to
the cell of Walter Bevems of Clemen
ton to-day to remove him to the Stat
Penitentiary at Trenton, where he was
to commence a fourteen-year sentence
for forgery, they found him dead on
hla cot. Tho superficial examination
by the Jail phyajclnn showed the min
had died of natural causes.
Pell Taklna; In Memorial rise.
Mrs. Joseph Froehler of No. 2U Ferry
street, Newark, fell from a third-story
of her home to-diy to the sidewalk and
was injured so that she Is not expected
to live. She had been trying to take
down a flag hung out In honor of
Memorial Day.
Pale Cheeks
AND
Dim Eyes
Aro e sure a'gn that tho tomaoh 1st
out of order ond that the blood Is Im
pure and does not olroulote properly,
Tho Impurities In the blood destroy
the nutritious prop:rtle of ell food,
and tha body Is thus weakened. In
euohooee It Is edviaaale at onoe to
eeek a re Tied y, end trie best remedy
for the purpose Is
LARNED EASY FOR KIRKBY
IN TUXEDO GOLF MATCH
"Met" Runner Up Had Little Trouble
Beating Opponent in Second
Round of Play.
(SpecUl to TU Btinlcg World).
TUXEDO qOLF LINKS, N. Y Mai
nWinds frlslcy as March whittled
around the Tuxedo Golf Clubhouse to
day when the aecond rourd of match
play began In the tournament of that
organisation.
Hie repairing to-day brought Klrirtiy
slnet William A. Larncd of Baltusrol,
ths tennis crack. Brokaw, Oarden City.
opoesd B. P. Rogers, Baltusrol; C. 8.
hm. Tuxedo, iu put with Archie Held,
t Andrews and IouIs Llvlngiton,
WseSbroo waa paired with Tiffany,
rbo played with him yesterday In the
Aua&fylna- round. The latter match
wa ptoksd aa the best by the gallery
fargalr depletod by holiday gaiety Two
f thar steteena ar In tho field.
Klrby aUrttd awkwardly but had
Muarad the match on the fifth and after
hat struck his gait and waa out In
hlrty-aaven close to par. At the turn
ka waa three up. Ills only mistakes of
Wcuat were in going out of bounds on
(be eleventh and twelfth. Aa a rule
&arned'a aecond shots were poorest.
They cost Mm tho alxth and tenth.
. Xlrfcby lost but two holes. Ho dropped
toe fifth by taking four to gtt down
tfter almost driving tho green. I.tirnod
pped In winning It. l.arned was forty
strokes out.
1, rtell beat I.ee five up and three to go.
Held played but Indifferently, going out
!nd had a lead of only ono hole at thn
Urn o which point he was forty stroki
nd Lee one more. Tho match was
squared on the 'third and again on the
Seventh. After that, however, Lec could
o no more than halvo two holes, so the
do'r.test ended on the fifteenth.
iRogers beat Brokaw two up and one
(i go, This afternoon Klrkliy plsys
jcgers and Tiffany meets Held.
(Second section, second round F. II.
Stiomas, Morris County, heat C F. Wat
san,, Bultusrol, 7 up at IV holes, (J.
flreemvay. Garden City, beat H. It. Sedg
1lck, New port. 6 nnd 5: P. Williams,
tljiptr Montclalr, beat N. I,. Tlltim, Tux
mfo, 6 and S.
vfThlrd sixteen, aecond rotnd-P. Hen-
misVnrK
The Doctor
la Oandr Tons
Parlola Is called th OaotorlnOon
dy Form because It Is e peppermint
onnc!y.aoclaaanttoiole,lhat child
ren want it. it oontelne ingredients
that purify the blood, make the bow
els work es Nature Intended they
ehou d. so tnet ell food eeten is di
gested. For this reason It Is nof only
rlth iar but a money a over.
. PARTOLA THE IDEAL BLOOD PUR
IFIER leesid In 25o.,o0o. and 1.00
boxen b all responsible drug etoree,
end by p irtola OO., ,1 OO 2a Ave..
Now Voz-k.
FRFF A KO-pif. bw. brtnUfullr 111.
tritf-l. fntertitntaf tai lnauiT
It joi mill tMi ttvo IJ I'uto'a Co.. 100
2d nr., Nt York. ami tii Um tm of t)M
dml ttart t wMcti ;ou hTOfit ttrtqli.
Tojt Ntm ,
IUV.M.31
AUrj.
A CHILD'S WASTE
CLOGGED BOWELS.
Makes it cross, peevish, rest
less and feverish If
tongue is coated give
"Syrup of Figs."
Children dearly love to take delicious
"Syrup of Figs" and nothing else clcsns
and regulates their lender little atom-
1 i T i m t . . i i
ncn, liver nun on ices, ui dowcis so
tiromptlv aod thoroughly. .
Children get bilioujfand constipated
just like grown-ups. Then they get
siclc, the tongue is coated, stomach tour,
breath bad; they don't eat or rest well;
they become fevcrijh, cross, irritrble and
don't want to play. Listen, Mothers
for your child a sake don t force the
Utile one to swrllow nauseating castor
oil, violent calomel or harsh irritants
like cathartic pills. A teasponnful of
.syrup oi figs will have your child smil
ing and happy again in just a few hours,
Syrup of Figs will gently clran, sweeten
And rcgulato the htomnrh, aake the
liver active and move on and out ot
tliO bowels all the constipated matter,
the sour bile, the foul, clo jged-up waste
anu iJuisuus, nuuuui cubing craiu.s ur
fripinc
With Syrun ot Figs you are not drug'
ging or injuring your children. Being
composed entirely of luscious figs, senna
nnd arnniMics it cannot be harmful.
Full directions for children of all ages
and for grown-ups plcinly printed on
the package. ,
Ask your druggibt for the full name
"Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna"
prepared by the Californie Fig Syrup Co.
This W the delicious tasting, genuine
old rcllublc. lief use anything else offered.
Our Specialty
Attiring the
Young Folks
Browning, King & Co.
We offer exceptional values in Boys' Navy Blue
; Serge Suits, both in Double-Breasted Coats and
? Norfolks. The coats are mohair lined and the
full, roomy knickers are lined and taped
k throughout. All have patent waistbands.
'$5, $6.50, $8.50, $10, $12, $15
Boys' Wash Suits in Russian and Sailor
Blouse Styles, in Plain White, Tan, Blue and
Fancy effects in the best washable materials.
These little suits are all marie in our own Work
rooms, so we have absolutely no competition
In values.
Russian Blousefe, sizes 2 to 7 years Sailor
Blouses 5 to 10 years,
$1.50, $1.95, $2.50, $3, $3.50, $4,$5
Boys' Shirts all the best fabrics for Hot Weather
Wear, 65c instead of $1.00.
Straw Hats for Boys, specially made for us,
$1.65 Instead of $2.50.
"A NATIONAL INSTITUTION"
&rewning,King & C
Broadway at 32d Street Cooper Square at 5th Street
p Brooklyn: Fulton at DcKaib
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To-Morrow (he Last Day!
was
9y
Our Storage Warehouse Lease Expires To-Morrow,
Saturday, June 1 We Must Sell
All These Pianos and Player-
Pianos Irrespective of Cost
And on Terms ns Low as
$5 Down and $1 a Week
No Extras at All.
1 Coleman U p r I ft h t
Piano, was (300; now . .
1 Lindstedt Uprlftjit
Piano, was $300; now . .
1 Richardson Upright
Piano, was $300; now .,
1 Harmony Upright
Piano, was $300; now..
1 Talbot Upright Piano,
formerly $300; now. ....
1 Walters Upright Piano,
formerly $300 ; now
1 Walters Upright Piano,
formerly $300 ; now
1 Walt era Upright Piano,
formerly $300 ; now
1 Walters Upright Piano,
formerly $300 ; now
Piano
$170
$175
$180
$185
$190
$210
$215
$220
$225
CA1S TRANSFER TO
Delivered on First Payment
1 Walters Upright Piano,
formerly $300; now
lWaltersUprlght Piano,
formerly $325; now
1 WaltcrsUpright Piano,
formerly $3 2 5 ; now
1 Walters Upright Piano,
formerly $350; now
1 Walters Uplght Piano,
formerly $350; now
1 Walters Upright Piano,
formerly $375; now
1 WnltersUprlght Piano,
formerly $375 (now
1 WaltcrsUpright Piano,
formerly $3 75; now
1 Walters Uprlftht Piano,
lormerly $400; now
$235
$240
$245
$250
$255
$265
$270
$285
Easy to
Reach From
Anywhere
ALL CARS TRANSFER T0
Convent j
Now to
Everywhere
Lexington to 3d Avenue
59th to 60th Street
Men's $10 to $15 Summer Suits
at $(p & $988
Hundreds of men will be here to
morrow, Saturday, to take advantage of
this Bloomingdalc Sale. The values are
( the most remarkable that have been
presented this season. It is an opportunity that may
not come your way again in a long time.
The suits are in all new Summer styles, in two
and three piece models, and they are in a splendid variety
of materials and designs for youths and men. c
You May Have Your Choice ot:
Black Serge Suits,
Blue Serge Suits, ?mtnyh
Brown Worsted Suits,
Gray Worsted Suits,
in very neat stripes.
Brown Cheviot Suits,
Tan Worsted Suits,
Silk Mixture Suits.
There are sizes 15 to 22 years for young men and 33
to 46 chest measure for men, in regulars, stouts and lpngt.
Other Summer Suits for men and youth in many fine ttylet at
prices Up to H'J.98. IUoomla.WW Xn'i Clothln 8 tow. M rmr,
U ALL
Bloomingdale Sale of Fresh Cut Flowers
For Saturday iu our Cut Flower Shop on the Main Floor7S9th street side, we offer mny
special prices on the ccaton's choicest flowers. The following are representative items:
35.0M Carnations, of all the leadiBg
50,000 Roses, of oil the leading va
rieties nnd .colors, including the
Killarney rose, r r
special ot uCandfJC
Sweet Peas, 72 tproys in a
bunchj alt the leading colors, r)Q
special ot ' OlJC
Lily of Valley, 2 dor. sprnys A Q
In a bunch; per bunch TCUJC
Our Greenhouses on the
SPECIAL 2,011 Boxes
of Cut Flowers
Arranged artltttcaliy with Fine
Greens and 50 Killarney Roses,
or the original Irish Pfl
beauties, o good value for OU C
T. 2cand3t
varieties and colors;
very special Satur
day, at. uCand
Large Lavender Orchids,
very special 'for Saturday, Pi
eacr fecial at UUC
Artistic.
-1 Dealans, OI AA
upward Tra. u)x.UU
fit ma m a .
on the root arc itotaxna a mil tiearaace e m sbtus. -a
Those that sell regularly at 40c and 6!)c have been reduced' to Ufe
WW
'TPHE vaitcr knows thai
he is serving a dis
criminating guest when
ordered to bring
Pafost
.Blue
Tie Beer of Quality
This is the beverage beyond
compare, and is appropriate for
all times and occasions. Whole
some and refreshing a delight
to the eye and the palate the
perfection of brewing.
Bottled only at the
brewery in crystal
dear bottles, showing
at a glance that it
is clean and pure.
ik. i i
This a. the beer ' for your home.
A Typical Bloomingdale Occasion! From the Famous
Silk Mills ofHeminway and Bar tie tt, 12,0Q0 Pairs of.
Men's and Women's Silk
Summer Hosiery at V Price
This Lot for Women:
Women's Pure Thread Silk
Stockings, made with high
spliced hccl3 nnd double soles
nnd garter tops. They are in
black, white, tan,
pink, sky, navy and OQa
lavender. All sizes; at aalOU
Ibis Lot for Men:
Men's Pure Thread Silk
Half Hose, in a great variety
of plain colors, ns well as
black and mottled mixtures,
in all sizes; worth -
double our special V
sale price ot i J
nbomlnoUlti,' Main Floor, .Mltli Strut 8-ttou.
Men's Summer
Underwear:
Cool, comfortable, economical.
Prudent men will take advantage of
this great opportunity, and will buy
Elicit season's supply now. '
Men's pure white mesh knit
Underwear; short sleeve shirts
and knee drawers; alipQ
sires; very special UJ C
Men's ecru halbrlftian short and
lone sleeve Shirts and double
seat drawers to match; all r)Q
sizes; very special ulJC
Men's crossbar white nainsook
athletic style Shirts, knee T-t
drawers to match; all sizes. ulC
Men's Hue ribbed white cotton
Union Suits; athletic" style; QQ
all sizes: at UUC
r.lrwmlnalilf.'. Main KKw,
Men's "W. L. Douglas" $0.2S
'3-5 & '4- Shocsi at M
A reliable shoe at n very low price. Be here
to-morrow and choose from
Russia Calf nd Patent Coltskln Oxfcrds
or Patent Colt Button and Lace Shoes.
In high or medium toe shapes. These shoes are known
ns "factory rejects, Dut an nave oecn examined
nnd Blcomlngdoles' guarantees the wear of every
pair.
NOTE f To this lot we have
added several styles of
13.50 and M.00 Shoes
of well known brands,
and odd lots
from regular
stocks, alt at
$2.25.
2d Floor.
XiaaK
$2.25
i 4A bkw'w
Summer Dresses and Suits
for Girls and Juniors:
Our wearing apparel chop for the younger generation has ever had
the reputation for refined, exclusive, inexpensive garments. Here the
girls may let their style desires run riot, and the prices are the kind pru
dent parents will be pleased to pay.
Girls' Dresses of Percales in stripe,
plain' and solid color effects, are very
pretty. They are in new models, with
Dutch neck and kimono sleeves; stripe
and plaid dresses are trimmed with
color combinations. Sizes: 6 fQ
to 14 years; nt UUC
Middy Suits in New Models or
stripe and plain percales attract
considerable ettention; they are trimmed witli
braid; laced or tie on front of blouse; full C"l QO
pleated skirts: sizes, 6 to 14 years, at, , , lDA.lJO
Juniors' One-Plece AH Wool Serge Dresses, miior collar and turned up cuff of
white serge; round collar and cuffs of satin trimmed with buttons; panel back; OQ QO
sizes, 13, IS and 17 years, at the very nttrcctive price of u)JJ.EJO
l:tj,.olnMW, HfomJ l,oor, With Hunt SirUon.
White Lawn Dresses with waist of
tucks and insertion, and cluster of tucks
on pleated skirts; sizes, C to 14 years.
Tliene cheeses are splendid models for
graduation nnd confirmation
wear nnd certainly splendid CJO QO
valucu at OLi.uO
Juniors' WhitcGulutcu Racquet
Suits, sailor collar nnd cuffs of plain
blue; leather belt; sizes, 13, 15 and 17
years, lrasliiontiulc new UJC 1Q
u?trxc
models
Boys' Blue Serge Confirmation
Suits at $4.95
Also fancy cheviot suits. The new,
smart Norfolk and double-breasted
styles, in sizes 7 to 17 years.
Other Confirmation Suits, in a splendid
variety, at prices ranging up CJQ QP
to tiia.ao
1,000 Boys' $2.00 Wash Suits, Russian and
sailor blouse; sizes 2jj to 10 years, also in
the new beach style; made of plain white
and colored materials; very spc- (Tl riQ
del, values nt UX.uO
500 Hoys' $3.95 Khaki, Crash and Linen
Suits, sizes 7 to 10 years; cut in Norfolk
and double-breaetcd models; ffrj Qn
special at $U.fD
1,000 Boys' "K and E" douses,
sizes 3 to 16 years; collar and
neckband style; plain white
and colored materials; at,
ntomlnf JV' nothing Stnrf, .Hteonl Kloof,
49c
Pretty Robespierre Blouses
of Fine Soft qd
linen, at 2r
They ore purse tempters,
women e'e :l.,re, because to etc
them means to wish for one.
Particularly pleasing arc these
linen blouses, with high roll
collar, with points, and fast
ened in front with good quality
pearl buttons. The sleeves are
elbow length and have soft roll
cuffs. Splendid value at $2.93.
Fine Linen Mouses, made
with roll collar nnd cuffs, 1.98
Beautiful Lin Aerie
IUouses, high or low neck,
handsomely embroidered nncl
lace trimmed, $1.98 and $2.98
!ll'i.nJnliW, FtuiuJ H'.jr,
Odd Pieces Goid
Initial Dishes
at 5c and 10c
Initial Tea Cup and Siucer. .. 10c
Initial Tea and Pio Pinter. .... 5c
Initial Brenkfust, Dinner and
Soup Plates... , 10c
Initial Covered Dishes, SttKnr
Bowls and Huttcr Dishes., 10c
Initial Sauce Boat and Crctuii
Jug 10c
Initial Open Vccetablc and Salad
Bowls. , ... 10c
Initial Meat Dishes 10c
Wall Tents for Camping
Made or Rood quality white due!;. Complete with poles, stakes and ropes.
k!l.?v?l.rl U, hi, ltt,!. . n
Klio 7x7 foct K-oiitiro ilncL
Mn 7x7 feel, IO-iiiiiui' ililrk
SI, i' 7x't fixt . h-mmco iluck ,
fl.i 7.i0frrt,ltMium-uiiirlt ,,
Miii'Jv!)(i'Ct,s.t(i.tirn (lurk , ,
M.i'fljsllfcct KMmtHiMliirW ,.
hlc IllxU'fiut M-duncdtluck
hUii l(ll-'li'('t, IO-uutiroiurU. .
Him I fiut , lll-uuiict-ntick
Mm I'.'xlilfcrt , lO-oti tiniiltick
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iltinllty Ktripcildcrk.roiiipli ixuitii
Ihiiii ami Hake, rcuiiy in put nil.
r'Knlr Si.MI im'IrI
Slip Covers:
We will make Slip Covers
for a 5-piece suite of furni
ture, allowing 20 yards of
best quality Belgian damask,
finished with shrunk binding
nnd made in best possible
mnnncr, complete GJf Q
for tJO.LO
Any additional material re
quired nt 30c, yard extra.
Call or write, or phone
Plaza 5900, and our man
will coil with samples.
Slalned Japanese Pordi Screm
Special orices for
natural color cr
green stnined
screens, offered nt
the followine at.
tractive prices;
Size. Value. Price.
4x8.. 70c. 49c
6x8.. 98c. 75c
8x8.. $1.50. . 98c
10x8.. $1.65. .$1.25
12x8.. $2.00. .$1.50
HlBlililil
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UphoUtmr Stort, Tblnl Flow.
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