The evening world. [volume], June 03, 1912, Final Edition, Image 10

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THE EVIKIWO W01I, MONDAY, JTTM , H18.
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iRLY DESTROYS
INER AT HER DOCK
SAYS DROWNED BOY WAS
PUSHED IN BY OTHERS,
Lad Tells Police Two Youths Who
Threw Little Joseph Smith
in Canal Ran Away.
Tli mystery of th dtasppesrsne of
flrM-yw-old Joseph Hmlth from lilt
home. No. 77 niscker itrt, Nw
rV. N. J.. was rtlnpollnl yrstirflsy
when boys mlmmlng In tlin Morris
Canal mnr I'Ihud ttrrr.t illpcovcicil lit
body bfticatli tho utirfncr.
Joseph plnjril Iriiunt frm rlino'
l.nt KrMny. Hn Mil nhoo mii
itocUltiiCa anil uent to tlie cnnnl 1
lny.
Thn pollrn urn InvrsttgnllnR n Mnry
told tiy a boy Hint Joaipli nn iilarlr.ir
In a unci pll clou tu th cnnnl wlirti
two UrKcr boy llllTnMy puhIimI
him Into th wnlrr. Thon, thn rmr
rator unld, they run anny, lonvltic tin
llttlo boy to drown. Tho polltVn In
formant ssys bt trlfd to rucim Joseph.
Jsjlobn Ruined, Bridge and En
gine. Room Damaged as
J fcunarder Lies at Liverpool.
taVEltrOOU England, Juns i.X firs
which stsrted In tho Cunard stesmrtip
'Caroiinla, while lylnic In dock her,
complete)' destroyed the laloon quartern
and caused, much damage to the W&ko,
upper deck andWnrlne room. As fast
as the Are vrni subdued at one point It
broke out at another, there being at one
tlW Biz different outbreak!, and total
dilft uctlon seamed Inevitable.
..'tnte volumes or amoks pourod
trma every aperture amidships from
tMt deck almost to the water line.
rr avaiiADie iiremun in Kivoriuui
requisitioned, and the firemen wore
nily reinforced by police. Their
rta to quench the names were made
mors difficult by reason of the
.11 space, the dock being- filled with
barges and other craft Tuts and
in vessels clustered around the
Inr ship, while firemen and police
Tied 'to every point where smoke
M visible.
In solte of the rumor that the vessel
M thousand barrels of oil on board,
lei fireman fearlesily penetrated
rkjfrever the smoke allowed them to
length the fire was subdued
i heavy list owlnic to the
rrilty of water that ha.1
soured into her. The hull was tin-
Metered, but the machinery and saloons
wire to damaged that the silling of
.'ajl 4 has had to be cancelled.
SEVENTH AVENUE AFIRE; .
' I PLUMBERS AS FIREMEN.
tt Iterant Ktns, had suddenly popped
iomm. Iollcman dorm on could not
"hat been more startled than he was
ihle) morning to oenoia a iitoit-ito
) tram the asphalt -pavement in front of
"?io. M Seventh avenue. Oorman
-iuriad In a fire alarm, established po-
;iol lines, called for the gas company
b 1 then nottfled the electrlo company,
'v'e then ordered the occupants of the
. f.afi house at No. W4 to vacate, fearing
nm me names wviuu umiv .a vuuu
!ngf
11 s frames was caused try a leaklns;
as Dice In a new building being erected
At No. MB. The gs spread underground
ana came in contact wim crosseo sieo
.trlif wires and the geyser of flame fol
lowed. There 'was nothing for the fire
lettxtment to do but admire the spec-
;it rai men, nnaiiy rurnea ore
msl supply no patanea up me leajc.
"STRAWS rarcooLi
To some men straw hats are just straw
hats; to other men the straw must be styl
ish to be in keeping with the rest of their
attire. That is why they buy
WBjSrever me s
" Vhen At lengi
the strip had a
eneraious quair
bain soured lnt
PanamAS
and
Bangkolta
at
popular
prices.
1M Tlrotavir,
(MB JlntAmtj.
MO Jlroflwir.
Stern Brothers
direct attention to their complete assortments of
Women's, Men's and Children's Gloves
Of Silk, Silk Net, Suede Lisle, Chamois and Doeskin, in the most
desirable styles.
Also for To-morrow, Another Sale of
Women's ili3anese SJlk Gloves
Very Much Below Their Actual Values
' at 48c
Two Clasp, Paris Point Embroidered,
in black, white, tan, gray and pongee,
Sixteen Button Length, Paris Point Embroidered,
in black, white, tan and pongee,
English Washable Doeskin Gloves,
sixteen button length, in white,
Regularly sold for $3.00 Pair
,12.15
sos Brotdwtr,
117 I)ro44M,
goo rui at.
MM Brnwfoer,
6 ReoaeMy.
ST Hum at.
OnJr Stan
Nuwu flt
No. 87.
Oil Biedkbe atax,
nrateam.
Opposite (Mr Htll.
"SYRUP OF FIGS" FOR INDIGESTION.
BILIOUSNESS AND CONSTIPATION.
Better than castor oil, calomel or cathartics to cleanse
your stomach, liver and 30 feet of bowels. Harm
less Laxative for men, women and children.
Primitive folks did not need laxa
tives. They lived outdoors, ate plenty
of fruit, ana all 01 tneir iooa was
cosrie. We mouern people are unirr
rnt. We exercise too Utile, eat
little fruit, and our food Is too fine-
too rich.
We simply can t nave our ten yatps
of bowels clogged up, liver choked
with sour bile ana stomscn iuii 01
foul, effete matter, and feel well. It
means that the food and waste re
tained in the stomach and thirty feet
of bowru ferments decays. Ibo de
rav mates noisons. fates and acids.
and those poisons are tucked Into the
lil nod throush the very ducts intended
to suck in the nutriment. Then we
have sick headache, become dull.
bilious, tongue coated, nervous, meals
don't digest, and we feel miserable all
over. Ho we must make our choice.
We must live like primitive folks,
else we tnnst take artificial means to
move the excess bile and waste matter
on and out of the system.
The safest, most harmless and effec
tive stomach, liver and bowel cleanser
and regulator (or men, women and
children is delicious Syrup of Figs,
which doesn t irritate, gripe or weaken.
Its effect is the effect of fruits. It is
composed entirely of luscious tigs.
senna ana aromauos. von t mink
you are drussinc yourself. SvruD of
Figs cam be constantly used without
harm.
Aak your druggist tor "Syrup ot
Figs and Elixir of Senna," and see
on the label that it is prepared by
The California Fig Syrup Company.
This la the only genuine tlio old
reliable. , Refuse, with contempt, the
so-called rig syrup imitations some
times offered to deceive you.
To-monw, Tuesday, an Exceptional Offering of
Cotton Dress Fabrics
Consisting of
9800 Yards i f nk Ktol M,xtur!sc v
r vjvv Imported Ginghams and Fancy Voiles
Formerly from 3oc to 60 Yard, at 1 6C and 25c
Together with the remainder of tWs season's high cost
Imported Novelty Dress Materials
At Corresponding Reductions in Prices.
Women's and Misses' Imported and Domestic
Bathing Suits
are being shown, Including many original models from their owa.
workrooms, of Satins, Taffetas, Mohairs, Silk and Wool Serges.
Tuesday, a Special Sale of
Bathing Suits with Bloomers,
of Black and Navy Mohairs, with square or
round collars, trimmed with polka dots,
plaids and stripes to match, at
One Piece Bathing Suits,
of Messallne and Taffeta Silks, in navy, ,
brown and black, trimmed with
striped silks or collar effects, at
One-Piece Bathing Suits,
53.95, 4.75
5.00, 6.75
of Silk Serge, Tussah or Changeable
all desirable colors, at
Silks, In au desirable colors,
West 23d and
22a
7.50, 8.75
Streets
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We Announce AN UNUSUAL Sale of
I Haekett, Carhart Summer Suits for
Men & Young Men. 4,600 Suits in This Sale
EVERY SUIT REDUCED. This it the first time in the history of our business we ever
Snkugurated such a Tremendous Reduction Sale the first of June and at the beginning of
the Summer Season.
.Overburdened with Too Much Stock as the result of inclement weather, necessitates an
ftJNUSUAL" REDUCTION on all these Suits.
1 Every man and young man who purchaMB his summer clothat at this tlma of tha year will be INTERESTED in this
SPECIAL Announcement and Sale. Included are the English and Conservative Models. Coats, two or three buttons, full or
"lhalf lined, in all the new blues, browns, tans, greys and fancy mixtures in "different" color effects. Serves Blue and Grev.
jj Worsteds, Cheviots, Serges, Unfinished Worsteds, Black Thibets, Cassimeres and many cool fabrics. THREE PRICES ONLY.
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1,285 Suits, made to sell
up to $20.00
In This Sale
$12.50
1,015 Suits, made to sell
up to $30.00
In This Sale
$16.50
2,300 Suits, made to sell
up to $37.50
In This Sale
$19.50
Special!
$1.50 & $2
Shirts
95c
E: E. TURLINGTON, Vlce-Proildont
Special!
50c
Underwear
35c
265 Broadway
Near Chnmbcrs St.
841 Broadway
Cor. ISth St.
119 W. 42d St.
Near Broadway,
125th St.
Near fltl Avenue.
Harlem and 42d Street Stores Open Evening s
Lsssw sssT
:"In New York's Shopping Center"!
The Largest, Finest and Most Helpful Store
in the World Devoted Exclusively to
Furniture and Housefurnishings
Or Interest to Collectors of Trading Stamps
60 Extra Free Stamps for Every
Book Started This Week
There is no limit to the number ot books that vou msv start.
It the Dremium vou want reauires two. ten. ftftv or any other
number ol books, wc willlve you 60 free stimpj FOK EACH, it you start this week.
These 60 free stamps arc Issued by us to start new books with. They are
extra and will be accepted in addition to usual limit of other free stamps.
The regular sets of complimentary free stamps distributed each Tuesday In the
rremlum Parlor, on the Third Floor of our GKEENHUT Building, will be given
tomorrow. These are in addition to the 60 "Extra Free Stamps" given with every
book started this week.
Saving $10 on the Price
Of a Good Rug
Good rugs indeed! for they are Axminstcrs from the best maker In America.'
We have 250 of them to sell at special prices. Tho saving to you will average
$10 on a rug.
New goods and new patterns. Plenty of choice in color effects. Solid colors
and Oriental effects.
Sizes 6x9 feet to 9x12 feet. Prices range from
$9.75 '23.50
The rug we offer at $9.75 wc would usually sell at $13.50. But the larger
rugs are $10 or more under normal prices.
(GREEfMUT BuUdlnt, Rnt now.)
Only
A Rich Little Offer of
Lace Curtains & Bed Sets
Rich because of the values, and "little" because of the quantities,
iew nunurcu pairs ot ine curtains ana less than luu bed sets.
Patterns are new, goods are fresh. They are exactly the goods you'll be
hunting for early next fall. It will pay you to buy now, even if you don't put them
in use till October.
Irish Point Lace Curtains
usually sold at $8.50;$ tyff
at, a pair
Marie Antoinette Curtains
usually sold at $6.75 jfi fTfk
at, a pair Q.tJyJ
(GUEENHUT Bulldln. First Floor.)
Marie Antoinette Bed Sets
usually sold at S8.50;$r fTA
at.
Two Bargains In
Good Furniture
Handsome Princess Dressers (As Illustrated); To
morrow, at $15
These dressers may be had in the four following finishes : birdseye
meple, mahogany, golden oak and Tuna mahogany. Theyarc
made of well selected wood, highly polished. The tops are
33 inches wide and 20 inches deep ; the oval French plate
beveled mirror is 18x36 inches. Wc usually sell them at
$22.50 and consider them a good value at that price, $4 J?
but for tomorrow we have marked them at AJ
Golden Oak Tables Suitable For Office or Library
Use; at $3.75
This is as good a low-priced table as we have had the pleasure
of offerin? in a long while. Golden oak finish, highly pol
ished, with one good-sized drawer. Well made, with rigid bolt-fastened legs
that won't get shaky even with much moving about. This table, to- $
w.iu
(GREENIIUT Bulldlns. Second tod Third Floors.)
morrow, for only.
Tuesday's Specials in the
Bargain Basement Will Include:
$12.50 Bungalow Brass Bedsteads at $8.75
These bedsteads are made with two
inch straight posts; the above price in
cludes woven wire, steel frame spring and
soft-top mattress. Single 3-ft. size only
at this price.
25c to 35c Quality Oilcloth Remnant?
18 inches wide; your choice tomorrow at
oc a yard.
Zr in AZe. Qunlitv Oilcloth Remnants
from one to two yards wide, priced for
inmnrrniu nt imp n Kniiiri' vnrci.
60c Linoleum Remnants at 29c a square yard.
These oilcloth and linoleum remnants range from one to ten yards in length.
200 Good Pictures by Christy, Underwood, Rae and other noted
artists; size 16x20 inches, in neat, dark oak frames; choice, tomor
row, at about half value
' -VJ W II II m III 1 l L I. H J
29c
A Good Lawn Mower for $1.95 not the best in the world, but good, -f ff
strong, easy-running and a wonderful value; 12-inch, 3 cruel- P I
ble steel, self-sharpening blades. .., w
(No Mall or Telephono Otdcti on Bsruln.BtMrotnt.Goodi.)
GREENHUT-S1EGEL COOPER G
BOTH SIDES Of 6 .AVE. J.B.Oreenhut AND IS) STS..
"THE BIG STORE"
For Detail of Important Sales in Our MAIN Building for Tomorrow, Please
See Our Advertisement on Page 5 of this Newspaper
,Double &&C Green Trading Stamps with Purchases Made Before 12 o' Clocks i 8
DON'T BE
MISLED !
16,768
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In reaching this class of people, such
a record could not possibly have
been established.
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LAST CHANCE! ,
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there remain on sale only about
1 05 COPIES OR THE
Ulorld Almanac and encyclopedia for m
Without exception the greatest ready-reference book of useful Information
ever complied and printed.
For Your Home For Your Offcc To Complete Your File
Get one of these few remaining; copies while they are still obtainable.
1,000 CROWDED PAGES-2,500 DIFFERENT SUBJECTS
10,000 FACTS AND FIGURES
TAKE A COPY HOME WITH YOU TO-NIGHT.
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Buffalo. 35c by Mail
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