The evening world. Newspaper, February 19, 1909, Page 9

BLUE ON SHE” WEN: G:S LES OF 4 FIREMEN ee Cargo of the ( BY SOUTHER PACES ROAD costafels Found About $82,000,000 Authorized Ablaze at Her Pier by the Board of Directors i in Brooklyn, at To-Day’s Meeting. M ar ne y S Te %, Y ILAISE) TaREL! (efojupay) ator thn rere Vet ie Tae about $2,000,000 of twenty year convertl- : Firerpen Fall Unconscious on" Sea Mans: to sRey de Ol Deck Battling to Save Hansa Liner. * Four firemen “and seve) \ while fighting fire in the steamship Crostafels, whiet the foot of Forty lyn, Wednesday authori of ul of the Ived at seventh stree , with a cargo jute, hides and epices from 1 though the tiremen fou sption of the k oat the rate burst was § hatehes gent in. The en with them U ten minutes ‘ ered several streams were playing upon ps the ship and into her hatches. Cargo Burned Fiercely. The inflammable nature of her made the work of the fir cult and p smoke rolled fzom the open hatches and at brief intervals tongues of flame! leaped skyward, compelling t! and men of the crew tor in some cases forcing them to le ship and fight the fire from the pier. For awhile tt wag feared that the flames would communieate to the pier | [+ and it was determined to tov ip Railroad Kholdin ilous. DD « 10,00) dru) best. THEY Kk They Stop the Tickle, rf st the t AOD. 8 Bronk-Late just t to midstream and there floo: but Capt. Thulen objected to this course Ne and the work of the tiremen continued |' from the pler. S Bo dense became the smoke as the tire increased in Intensity that those tire: | men who had remained on the ship; aod A were lost sight of by fel mara the pler, and word was soon passe along that they had fallen into the real shave made the A tte eer Te Why not bridge the gap between now and Spring- m. D8 ship's hold uted great ex- cltement, and a rescue party was or- Banized, and other firemen were sent to search for their comrades. Found Four Unconscious, Four men were found lying face, downward on the deck of the steamer and all wero 4 1s. ‘They were iaueate, nereacdetasihe alarvaba ee elit won| time with one of our sent In for an ambulance. With its | dahnidy $15 suits. They’re arrival the unconscious men were soon ride ue Sc HVEHS EG CU CTR HBO HEE worth $25, but priced pital | Several others were hurt by falling on the deck, one man having been knocked down by a stream from the fire boat 3 is one of the Ha m Bremen, which line known at this port « Funch, Edye & Comp. agents, and J. F. the genera! m: said this morning only $11.25 now, Moe Levy & Co., 1439 Broadway 149-125 Walker St. New York, New York, 380-382 Fulton St., Brooklyn, exceeded § vent the to other parts of the Mr, Barker said the { tionably due to spontane The Crostafels has a N 16,0 tons. Sho Is #9 and 52 feet beam wi Te was tntended ¢ of her Indian to Savanna! @ cargo of An Apartment C Furnished Complete $9 Grand Rapids Furniture LIBERAL CREDIT SYSTEM $50 worth, » $3.00 down $75) ut 5.00 * 00 759 4 - —_ KILLED IN EXPLOSION. POMEROY, O., of a salt works bo! Va., to-day kille nd Will he seriously Injured are Adam Tobe McKnight and Charles Ball Saka & Company Broadway at 34th Street Suits for Men Formerly up to $20, | sizes 40 to 50, at! Providing an extraordinary opportunity of large b 100 Suits comprising the remainder of the season's larger size garments. Truly a very low price for a Saks suit—but we will be rid of them before the season closes, WILL END TO-MORROW The Sale of $3, $3.50 & $4) _. Waistcoats for Men, at} 1.75 Of flannels, English striped vestings, mercer- ized or wash materials; light or dark effects, WILL ALSO END TO-MORROW THE SALE OF H Trousers for Men, at 2.75 Remaining from our stocks off medium and highest grade suits. In ligta or heavy weight fabrics, including blac& or blue. ms 2 ee YR 8 A NEE, | THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 190». RESTAU TO-MORKOW, TOAM. to PPM, Choice Cuts of Rib Roast’ from py TOAM. to 1M, TOMORTOW, Renaissance} NO-MORKOW, 1AM. tot M, Bed Spreads! Full size it Mito PPA, Outing Saks & Company Broadway at 34th Street. Lu ¥ fo Mall Orders), Limit 66c 1__(Basement,), At Fancy Tailored Suits FOR MISSES (14, 16 AND 18 YEARS). Formerly 25.00 and 35.00, at 18,50 Formerly .45.00 and 65.00, at 24.50 Fancy or Plain Tailored Coats FOR MISSES (14. lo AND 18 YEARS), of broadcloth, karakul cloth or English mixtures, Formerly 25.00, at 9,50 Formerly 29.00, at 14.50 Formerly 39.50, at 18,50 ! Coats for Girls—6 to 14 years of broadcloth, karakui cloth or English mixtures, Value 10.00 18.50 24 50 | iB at 4.95 8.95 9,75 Washab:e Dresses ' marked. EIS ONLY $ $2.00 AND OD fame IES, all sizes, 2% to | 8 A lot of plain toe | Comfort shoes in the sk. A large assortment of new models, including Princess and Jumper styies with three- quarter or full-length sleeves and high or Dutch neck, of tine French chambray, per- cales, ginghams or madras; sizes 12 to 18 years, Values 3,95 to 7,50 at 2.45, 2.95, 3.45 and 3.95 Fifty new models, fashioned of fine French gingham, poplin, madras, repp, pereale or white assortment, at 1.00 | for Girls and Misses—Special Best Values in New York lawn; elaborately trimmed with lace, embroid- oa ene . = ery or pipings of of pique; sizes 5 to l4 years. ‘ Values 2,50 to 5.90 at 1,48, 1.98, 2.48, 2.98, 3.98 Suits for Young Men Men’s Negligee Shiris, Men's Collars, A big Men's 50c Silk Scarfs assortment of pat- | quantity of collars: jn a large range of A General Clearance sg Tig or ark | comes to us about three) popular designs and sand figures. Cu udling Troy manufac- ae re) es Dat e cannot use his, medium and light: ef- Formerly 10.00, 12.50 & we AS UP to Me:| owmige the brant gets] fects Open, ent and i only %e dozen jots.) reversible reneh Sizes 30 to 35, at) Be DCIS four-in-hands, , The final offering of all our youths’ suits in plain or fancy patterns—remarkable values at the new price, 39c | 3c | 25c (THE 14TH BTREERT ST: Suits for Boys New Spring Models, at 5.50 7.75 9,75 The problem of clothing the boy suitably Net Waists E are reddy here at THE 147 \ is the finest stock of Boys’ HESE very at- hd inrivalled, for the season, in garments of the requisite Ee alle , dels are | = weight and durability, may be readily solved $3.00. values in any clothes shop. P Made with fine lace | | + yokes, pretty me- dallions and lace inser. tions, New- est style Sleeves, Just But we have pointed the way to even better things—the production of tasteful clothes of ahigher order. Distinctive models are combined with materials selected for their with gray rials. and seams taped mixtures as well as ith cuffs. ’ . . “about 200 admirable fitness of pattern and coloring. SS Waists in this 3” special group The models include Norfolk, double-breasted or X: To -morrow, Derby styles, each suit having extra knickerbockers, hs cholce...... Wool Blue Serges The fabrics embrace mannish cloths, in new color- i $1 98 2% to 8 years; shilor Blouse style, ings. The linings are of alpaca—full or half lined. :. as ee erie ey ena Shah REN Sed ot alata Sizes 8 tu 16 year: The tailoring is faultless. WOMEN’S $1.50 WA stit To be had only at THE eT SERS Persian lawn and — lingerie. STORE... ..:.cssseecceeeresceeees Saturday, Feb ary 20th, Twenty different styles to select from, Made elabo- Final Clearance Sale of 3 50 rately ot tty 08c ephart tae ee aura Light, medium and dark worsted fabrics, 5 . eries. Newest sleeves, A ' ——_— t collar or plain. Sizes 2! Suits & Reefers for Boys ; $4.50 DAINTY LINGERIE Orders Values $5, $6 & $7, at WAISTS —Layishly designed;some | + models have trimmed back and gerie material... 0) from 2! to 10 years.. ——— (Second Floor.) Purchase of Women’s Jabots T WO hundred and 40 dozens of the popular Rabats, or Jabots, such as are at the heicht of their popularity. They come to us 10c Special Sale of er retiring from business, ? made of Imported Black French Tarpaulin Hats, ) Io ie : the middy shape, with square or round -y,9e jj) \A/ ’ ° crown, Value 2.00 j 5 omens Suits at $14.75 New Spring Shirts for Youths or Boys, | Newest Spring Models ay from all wool chiffon Panama and fancy invisible stripe worsted. fects; lit in; trimmed 34 and 36 inch coats; hipless et- collar and cuffs. il] new gored skirts. Sizes 34 to 40. Reseda, Navy and Black, Would sell elsewhere NESE TG engoosun 14.75 i e, plaited or plain fronts, in stripes or neat; T,0O0 at) tigures; sizes 12 to 14. ——y Important Sale of Shoes for Girls & Boys ce ee Lace and button models, For Misses & Childrens of vici kid, gun metal ' a | Le y Gh fells calf, | Women's Silk Raincoats and Cray- Sizes 6 to 8 8% toil 11's to2 24 to 5 | enettes, fine quality rainproof material value 1.50 2.00 2.50 3.00 Smart, up-to nodels in double- ck. Trimmed i Y) Women's Skirts, various material, and col- Lengths 30 to 42. Waist ds 23 to 27 inches. $1.98 $1 19 valueS.....50e (THE 14TH ST STORE, Seeond Moor.) breasted style. Ful 4.25 at 95¢ NN {5455 4.95 a Lace and Blucher models of gun stil, Cork 3) metal calf or patent coltskin, ¥ Value 3.50, at 1.95 Value 2.50, at $1.55 with novelty buttons, A Sizes 1to 5% Sizes 10 to 13% And though we have been offering then STICY ) $3.00 | WOME spring wear, Sizes 24 to 8 TH STR new, just unpacked from the makers, and Double-breasted Suits for boys from 8 to 16 years, ir of knicker trousers. Cut full, with seat Every seam taped and double {4TH STREET ORROW, 1 to OPM, Bed Sheets | | Huck Toweis] | Wash Goods Peanut Full. size extra, | xtra large, 20% Bom 8 Brittle heavy, Unen fing 42, fringed, Swiss, BACK P| prosh nile tte et | good heavy aual-g | OY ye tera ity; value Tio, itelotis cantecs (Nor MBI Gt: own gandy kitene 36c ( Basement.) as GS $1.00 | RUBBERS, the | weight ous light ton rubber for 29¢ (THE 14TH STREET STORE, Third Floor.) 10,000 Men’s $I to $1.50 Stylish Shirts Plain White Dress custom models. Cuffs of the large sizes.....+ |Men’s Night Shirts. | Men’ Fine Cambric, Wish or without collar Plain White or White with fancy trimming. 75c. yale | Well made, ues, | 39C ORE, Main Floor.) Lingerie and | A Splendid Stock: 15,000 Boys’ Suits to Select From Clothing Boys’ $4.00 Suits with Extra Trousers 1.98 Boys’ $5 All Wool Blue Serge Suits Come and see the most*remarkable suits in this country at the price, Strictly Al! The kind that always sell for $5.00. Made of fancy mate- sizes 5 to 9 ker Trousers, Boys’ $2.50 Navy Blue Suits | PRESHTY | BAKED OUND “CARE 19¢ ROSE TA. Bushel, 81.00; CLOVER BOTTOM |W i In bond; Lt ve ally. rie Timit 1 bottle t hottie at 'O-MORHOWW, OR, dors), Limit 13, them splendid R- | GIRLS’ KIL T STORE with what we know the country. ran. {in variety, style and price is Russian style; sizes $2.98 Boys’ $2.50 Russian Suits: 9 A. M. to ILA. M. Broad sailor hn. amooth and ‘pal TO-MOR| 7 a TONE | TOME, 1OA.M, tot FURRST BIBMARCK—Regolla Cabinet. 4%» inch fancy shape. band je, Hine Vana filler; rotalls at Wo r 1,000, 84 4,75; hor of B: FAMOUS DEAUTY PETIT DUC — & Amey shape ciaur: popular With men w mainall» and esi pond cleart, tal it; per 1, SEU bac ot $0 Aah AK LE DUC AFT! OAK ory. thlek noilin, 100."8o “RIO! CLUB HO ancy shane. hand Havana nO: per 100, BT: box of 25 99E (Mall orders Mled.) eee (HAIR 1007s) semen or Women at $1.98 Have a $4 Appearance ne aa ; , f j mye de SPECIALLY FOR THIS THAT is because we supervise their making, and have them made Ss STORE in a wel ae Eastern factory, where we select the lasts and superintend the selection of the leathers and the very process of making. They Are Shoes That Measure Up to a High Standard y but less than a week the demand {s already Another great feature is that THE (4TH STREET STORE will always aye in stock a complete line of r&west styles, in every size and every width, from 2% to and C to EE, Snappy styles—cloth up pers, fancy buttons, patent vamps and col- pers to match your suit, &c,, make Si eet Boots. AND THE $1.98 GIRLS’ AND CHIL- DREN'S BEST QUAI.- ITY STORM RUBBERS, in sizes 4 to 11 and 11! to 2; splendid values, at 37¢ button and ince, soles, sizes 8% to 2, these are worth co siderably more than | our price, 79c_ | one of the largest Shirt Manufacturers in the coun- | eee slo great price concessions, You will find shirts like | these on sale by the leading haberdashers of New York—not at 69¢, but at $1.00 and $1.50, and in some instances more, widely advertised and is always a ready and quick seller. The Assortment Embraces Every Kind of Shirt You Can Think Of— Yairts, Colored Plaited Sal ted Shirts, plain Colored and Semi ress hints Hy aay stitt Bosom Shirts. Coat and The brand has been attached or separate, Plen Bath Robes. Men's $1.50 Pajamas, Dark, medium and i} size Jacquar Blankets in rich de-| light effects. Percales sions, Box plaited| and Madras; also plain backs, Heavy girt | White. Trimmed with and. tassels. $3.00] laree pearl buttons, values, Alt sizes, 1.98 | 89c << It is all brand $1.00 Boys’ $3.50 Thibet Suits boys A splendid lot of dark Navy Blue All Wool $1.79 Thibet Suits for boys 6 to 16 years...... $2.49 (THE 14TH STREET STORE, Third Floor.) Groceries, Fruits, CAMPBELL'S " 7 1 All ee a O5c | Gk DEN New P C basket, ‘weil fl OLD CROW Gallon. 32,00; WilisKuy— Kal i" 69¢ ROASTING CHICKENS AND FOWL ROASTING CHICKENS, CHOICE ¥¢ 8 DRY PICKED FOWL, PRIME CUTS STANDING RIB Kt) AST -All cut from the tees native beef; ID. TURKEY S—Only patie they tat tial MARTINET 3 POGNAC— Bottled in France batt 5c ular $1.45 bottle a *,,.$1.00 TONOUHAM WHISKEY ROCK AND RVB—Crvs- eee | Staiiea aa cenit e ry ir det : 15¢ on, ® quart bottle Fresh Meats, Poultry Despite a wholesale ERS, ens, ott ob. LOC poultry at this low price WHOLE, 8U bantiies ule CHOICE, CULTS OF NATIVE KB ROAST——Cut from the best Patiriceisriteceeecret eae Hi ATREET STORE, Sixth Moor.)