The evening world. Newspaper, November 24, 1911, Page 13

HELD MAIMED *FORTHREE HOURS '—BEREED TO DEE a acy Fireman Shaler, Crushed Un- der Tug’s Flywheel, Nearly Drowned in Pool of Oil. SURGEON HELD UP-HEAD Men Tumed Faint at His Plight, but Finally Unnamed Machinist Freed Him. After being pinned for three hours ‘under the flywheel of his tugboat and half drowned in ofl, Edward Shaler, fireman on the F. J. Benner of the Boe Line Towing Company, is thought to be éying at the Long Island College Hos- pital, Ghater's experience was frightful. As the boat was docking at $ o'clock yes- terday afternoon at pler No, 38, Hai ton street, Brooklyn, the ten deckhan heard @ ecream from the engine roo! At the same moment the engines grt and then stopped, the engine, his left leg wedged between the flywheel and the floor. The floor was thick with dripping oll and the head of the pinioned engineer was deep tm it. Unable to bear the sight, the men sorambled to the deck, one almost fainting. A policeman called an ambulance from the Long Island College Hospital. Dr. responded. He and his driver, Joseph Maloney, are used to horrifying sights. They went to the engine room, to find Shaler almost drowned in the pool of oil. The driver lifted the pin- joned man’s head and held it free of the oll. “For God's sake give mee knife! Let me cut my own throat!” The doctor gave more morphine, but the drug had little effect. For three hours the driver held Sha- ler’s head out of the ofl pool, and for three hours #the doctor administered morphine at frequent intervals. A few minutes after 6 o'clock @ big man came down the narrow stairs. Shaler was growing weaker, but was still conscious, still begging that some one kill him. The vig man, a machinist, who said it didn't matter who he was, began work. He took off several wheels before he could get to the fly wheel. At 6.20, three hours and twenty minutes after Shaler had veen caught, the wheel was lifted of his leg. Dr. Parness had formed a tourniquet about the limb just below the hip and this had stopped the flow of blood. Shaler is twenty-one years old end lives at No. 15 First street, Bayonne, N. J. He is a strapping, athletic chap and was considered careful. Investiga- tion into the cause of tke accident showed that a platform above the ma- chinery, on which the fireman was standing, gave way under him and he fell under the wheel. Pisces ay ANNUAL BALL OF “BIG SIX.” | Deckhands found the fireman under | TRE EVENING WoRLD, [Ways of Women in the News| Will be hekl all over the State and prises «warded by district, later a More than a dom court at Pitts FRIDAY, nographers. NOVEMBER 24, are cone an increase of from 10 to]a lawyer, who had advertised for ste- per cent. They eaid he told them they muat pik, Balkea een to hia kissing them fifty times a en a Da: airis app inst W red in|aprings and other athletic stunte | aoa: ri ful girls mistook | State contest to be held. Magistrate John B. Wharton of Dover, Del., for President Taft and roundly ‘kiesed him before he could expiain. The Magistrate has sent his picture to the President with a request for one of r. Frances Thorpe of Uniontown, jas adopted Robert Irwin Buskirk, ty-neven yeare old, so he may in- er fortune of about half @ million Under her husband's ‘will the estate te to go to charity if she had no chil- ren, Fiancee for Prese' Garah Cavalier of No. 229 East One Hundredth street has been sued in the Supreme Court by Carl Davidson for $250, alleged value of presents he made her when they were engaged. He says she refused to fix a date for the wedding and the engagement was terminated Nov. 8, but she refuyed to return the diamond ring and other jued for $250 ita Given Her. le Skirt Cause of Consump- ion, Saye Chtcago pa Wom Who wear hob! other tight fitting ekirte are ‘advieed to change them for hoop styles by Dr. Herman Spaulding, @ Chicago health offic! ya tight garments are one of the of consumption, for the skin faust “breathe” as . Van Vieck, wife of Charles B. ‘Van Vieck, a Montclair millionaire, hag me ae the lungs. Nurse Save New-Born Babe. , & Negro servant, in | nightclothes aroused the house when fire marted in the home of William G. Speed. present to give a similar party. At each be ae Ly M e then a of those the same pledge will be exacted. Net a ure, Speed : Towa Clabwomen Want to Rear To learn to rear perfect club members of Iowa send Dr. bs M abroad to study In_addition Modele due to yw Yorks in a month decided to The delivery of rk of Waterloo do dewpatched to ‘pertect’ baby” contests Cloak and sult makers numbering 60,000 Saks Boys’ Clothes give all-round satisfaction g With guy the bp or Pl workmanship, finish and fabric, on oe ¢ vigor of boyhood expressed in their ines, and with economy dominating the prices, we believe we have furnished every possible reason why you give our boys’ clothes consideration you go elsewhers. Thereafter, there will be no elsewhere. Boys’ Suits, extra trousers—special Formerly up to 7.00...... reduced to 4.75 These suits are double-breasted models, made of all wool, in desirable mixtures, serge lined, and the trousers mostly full lined. At 4.75, with two pairs of trousers, this is surely an advantageous purchase Boys’ Suits......at 6.95 ‘ Double-breasted models, made in mixtures showing the season's most favored colorings. Tailored under our personal supervision. All sizes. Most of thera have bean euisjected to liberal consestions. Boys’ Suits, extra trousers...at 7.95 Double-breasted or Norfolk models, made of mannish fabrics, with @ plentiful assortment of the much wanted browns and grays. Boys’ Reefers & Russian Coats special at 5.00 A yeeagy teeter aaa ae ny Sl eer emme eet Flannel lined. Cut roomy and finished with a maximum of care. Boys’ Russian Reefers & Long Coats at 7.95 Made in all the choice coatings of the season, and made in the choice Saks way, which is even more important. A variety of models. Boys’ Tourist Coats...at 12.75 Double-breasted models. Made with perfect button-to-the-neck collar, in rough coatings of the prevailing shades. Great value. Proceeds Go Toward Maintenance of Beds in Honpitals, ‘The sixty-second Annual Ball of Typo- hical Union No. 6 will be held on Eve at Sulzer’s Harlem River Park, One Hundred and Twenty- seventh street and Sécond avenue, and, judging by the number of tickets ready sold, there will be a large att ance. “he night, Thanksgiving Eve, is peculiarly appropriate for an affair of this kind, as there are many members year and who were re- stored by treatment at the various hos- pitals where the Union has beds, toward the maintenance of which the proceeds of the ball will go. Invitations have been extended to Mayor Gaynor and several other officials, who have signi- o well—if you use enough elbow grease; but Gold Dust half your time, and spares your poor back, Another great advantage of Gold Dust — use an: tf water you like, ens the hardest water, and makes it soft as rain water. Gold Dust is just a vegetable- oil soap in powdered form, with other cleansing ingredients add- ed to make it work more oughly and quickly than soap ever cai Just ae Gold Dust next washday, and see how much time you save. Gold Dust ‘Good ioen washen clothes | washes them more thor- | oughly—and with little or | norubbing. Gold Dust saves | Young Men’s Clothes at 15.00 | are our especial sphere @ There is no doubt in our mund that if all the young men in this city were familar with the superionty of Saks’ 15.00 Suits and Overcoats, they would make a beaten path to our store. The actual, intrinsic ment of a Saks garment at 15.00 1s not equalled by any other similar-priced produc- tion. We know this because we have ascertained it by comparison. And we will venture so far as to state that the young man who 1s determined to get the maximum of style,quality and value for 15.00 must inevitably come to us. @ In Overcoats and Suits at 15.00, we are showing a variet: of models, fabrics and colonngs that are without pr | No other ready-for-service shop has gone into the 15.00 proposition so deeply or with such remarkable success as we ourselves, and that is putting it with due modesty. Fur-trimmed Hats reduced to 5.00 regularly 7.50 to 10.00 @ You want a fur-trimmed hat whatever you pay for it. That is the mandate of current millinery fashions, But there is no need why you should iy from 7.50 to 10,00 for it when 5.00 will purchase precisely the same hat tomorrow | at Saks’. We have acquired a number of silk velvet hats in the latest shapes, and fur-trimmed in the styles of the hour. They include some of the prettiest conceits we have seen this present season. Mostly blacks, but a sprinkling of colors among them. Somewhere in this liberal assort- ment the hat you fancy is surely included. Sale of Gun Metal Novelties at great price concessions @ Gun metal is the black pearl of metals. Odd, bizarre, durable as Time, eternally attractive. Anticipating the great demand for gun metal novelties this coming Christmas, we have assembled a most extensive assortment and will feature specially for tomorrow the anit gun metal items at unusually low prices: > Gun Metal Bags, 6 and 614 inch narrow frame, extra deep skirt, plain or meveainee mesh, Value 9.50 Saturday at 6.50 Gun Metal Chatelaines, with coin holder, memo, tablet, pencil, mirror, knife or powder puff. Value 6.50 Saturday at 1.95 Gun Metal Change Purses, with shirred skirt and extra fine mesh. Value 2.50 Saturday at 1.50 Gun Metal Lorgnette Chains, 60 inches in length, andset with 50, 75, 100 or 125 cut crystals. Values from 3,00 to 6.50 special Saturday at 95c, 1.25, 1.45 and 1.95 ascent net te LE IN ART RARER ME a MON ~~ Saks & Company --~ SUA aR nme On Sale To-Morrow—Saturday The Bal f Ou eee Semple and Model Suits! $37.50 Values Up to $110.00 Ww ’s & Misses’ — lceeve & Overcoats|$20.00 Values Up to $35.00 500 Pieces of Neckwear Jabots, Side Frills, Stocks, ’80c, 75c, $1.00 VALUES $1.00, 81.80, $2.00. 22-24-26 THIRTY-FOURTH STREET WEST. Economical Long Fur Coats for Misses, Small Women and pears @ As furners we offer you many advantages no obtainable at the average store. Polee-sas io bor eonts, for instance. Thea are wonderful values. Made of se- tor esha ann Shes ontcirk dnvndpreig hewn workmen premises. It 1s unnecessary to remind you of the economy and satisfaction thus ensured to you, as opposed to the uncertainties and disappointments of buying furs from a retailer who conducts a fur department but 1s not actually a furner. We commend especially to your attention for tomorrow a number of long fur coats in the newest youthful models and the most pode furs at remarkably low prices. Fourth floor Long Black Pony Coats ...45.00 and 59.00 Long Like-Seal Coats. 54.50 and 65.00 Long Like-Seal Coats, with ermine or leopard skin collar and cuffs..............eesseseeee e+e + 90.00 Long Mink-Dyed Marmot Coat . 57.50 Long Caracul Coats.................. 59.00 and 98,00 Misses’ Matched Fur Sets, muff and neckpiéce’’' Blue Wolf........... usual price 25.00,. Saturday at 18.00 Caracul............ usual price 15.00. ..Saturday at 10.50 Natural Raccoon. . usual price 35.00... . Saturday at 24.75 Children’s Angora Snow Suits Saturday special at 4.95 @ Especially designed for those intrepid young spints who explore the snowdrift and make muschievous slides on the public thoroughfare, They are a combination of sweate. coat, leggings, cap and mittens. In brown, gray or whiter Patch pocket and made with or without belt. Wool Sweater Coats, for youths and rate Ree knit, in plain Oxford, navy or cardinal. V neck. Sizes 26 to 36. : er ds at 1.85 Pajamas, for youths and boys; made of white flannelette, with pink or blue stripes. Sizes6to 18. Value 1.00 special at 55c’ Women’sEnglish Walking Gloves sale tomorrow at 85c q If you should adopt the plan of this 85c glove with the average 1.50 walling ee ae find them so alike that there is little or nothing to choose between them on merit, though the 85c glove will, of course, have your preference on price. The fact is, this is one of the best glove values you or we ever ran across. Made of fine i ed cape stock, heavy in quality for street wear, with English cut thumb, out seams and two-row corded back. In medi tan shades, black stitched white, white stitched black, or stitched all white or all black. For service, style and fit nothing better was ever offered at a dollar and a half, Sale of Winter Footwear for Misses, Boys and Children @ May be simply stated as big values for little feet. It took a great deal of close figuring on the of the maker and ourselves to arrive at such remarkable values as these, but as increased patronage is bound to result we consider that the end will justify the means. Misses’ and Children’s Shoes, button models, in patent leather and gun metal: Value 1,75...sizes 6 to ie -special at 1.25 Value 2.00...sizes 8!/2 to -special at 1.45 Value 2.50.. sizes I1!/2 to Wie special at 1.85 s’ Shoes, lace or Blucher models, in gun metal calf, patent hart and tan Russia calf: Value 2.50 sizes 11 to 19)... Value 3.00. . -special at 1.85 sizes | to 5Y.. special at:2.25 Clearance Sale of Trimmed Hats for Misses and Girls tomorrow @ All of our Fall trimmed hats for Misses and Girls, including both imported models and those which are the product of our own workrooms, will be offered tomorrow at clearance prices, The assortment embraces velours, velvets, plain or scratch felts, and taffeta silk hats, suitable for 5 to 18 years. Hats. . . values 8.50 to 14.50... tomorrow at 4.95 Hats.. values 5.50to7.95....tomorrow at 3,50 Hats... valucs 3.95to4.95 | tomorrow at 2.50 Hats. . . values up to 3.59 tomorrow at 1,95 nc mar SEE SO ——— He alao made them perform hand. | he te1t. Saks & Company” Correct Winter Apparel at popular prices tomorrow for Misses, Small Women and Girls q The burden of our story in Misses’ Aogarel has clayey, bass a ee eee 60 successfully interprets and conforms to the vagaries of youthful fashions at such economy of cost to its patrons. And it is the burden of our story to-day that the values featured in this sale to-morrow emphasize more than ever our ability to produce the reigning vogues in youthful fashions at popular prices. Second Floor , Misses’ sizes, 14-16-18 years ee Misses’ Coats Misses’ Corduroy Dresses Value 25.00 special at 15.00 Value 35.00 to 39.50 special at 22.60 . Made for street wear, in imported chinchilla, —_In five attractive models. Fashioned of im- 2) | reversible or polo cloths. All the new Pitted cestiney, i savy, Kee ae oo models, in a large assortment of colorings. black. ‘Tiemsinn of becndiieh en. To hand embroidery and fine laces. Misses’ Dress Coats __ Value 39.50 special at 25.00 Made of come — kersey . Long roll ar and cu of eal plush, d roll co 8 os orated with handsome omaments. In navy, black or tan. Misses’ Evening Dresses Value 25.00 special at 15.00 100 Misses’ Tailored Suits Formerly 29.50 to 35.00....reduced to 19.50 @ These suits are made of imported broadcloth, cheviots or worsteds, in a large assortment of dressy or tailored models. All colors, as well as. black. The quantity is unavoidably limited to one hundred, and the sale is therefore restricted to Saturday ‘only. The value is one well worth every young woman's Girle’ School Coats, made of all woo! cheviot, flannel lined In a navy or brown. Siase 6 to 16 yours. lve 9.73 special at 8.96 Girls’ School Spee in man-tailored Larealhy uh impo tweed or ery all-wool Full buttoned-to-neck mode! ee check In navy, or fancy mixtures. ry to Cos falue 15.00 special at 9.75 Girls’ Chinchilla Coats, in full length, button-to-neck models. Made i. imported chinchilla, lined throughout with check worsted. In bath or im, to 16 years. Value 15.00 special at 9.75 Girls’ Dress Coats, made of broadcloth, zibeline or Lxtge ee throughout with satin. All seasonable colorings. 8to 14 years. Values 25. special at Tetbe 50, 19.50 and 25.00 Girls’ iki in one piece regulation or Russian models. Made of all-wool sarge, in navy, brown or black, "6 to 14 years, Value 595 epecial at 3.95 ealies Velveteen or Corduroy Dresses, made of imported velveteen ‘ie Pp select Trimmed with braids and lace. In navy, brown, 5 Values 19.50 to 25.00 apesial at 12.95 and 15.00 "2500 Women’s Smart Winter Coats © + unusual oe tomorrow i at remarkably low prices Just what tomorrow at Saks’ means to the women of shy We lore assembled i ae b ties eh 8 jp = esa embracing every conceivable kind coat, every fashionable fabric, evi fabric, in all the smart and effective models which have survived the early Ft all pr process of Ply ? Coats and wraps for street and afternoon wear, coats for shopping or knéckabout wear, coats for evening, carriage coats, tourist coats, polo garments, steamer effects, and what not else in the miscellany of exclusive coat styles, Perfectly made and finished, and every coat without exc: marked cmeiienily below its value as determined by those prices » a which prevail for the same garments elsewhere. Fourth Floor Tourists’ pales of double faced gray Caracul Cloth Coats, made of imported at mixtures. and turn-back cuffs, revers. . Value 20.00, ........ special 13.50 a Samy tory Penal de. ea) ben Tourist ee Bbenmey Conte, in bite weary Value 35.00... . ..epectal at 19.50 or rf wit side or white large checks. Cut with full straight front, Kaucaslan Lamb Coats, which roe be Value 35.00, ........epectal 25.00 faiion of real oo Sees ee ered a Street Coats, made of black broadcloth, with ‘net | large beeld takes Geller hd valves <rtasing- Lined Value 47.50.,,...epectal at 38.00 Seine 29.50......epecial at 18.50 Black Coats, made of imported broadcloths, with large collar, long revers, and trimmed with velvet or all-over braid Persian design. Lined Mgt Coats, made of imported velour, with deep round collar and long revers. All lined. Value 40,00......special at 29.50 Silk Vel Cc i} i long ee Tmt as tee teh ou po , falue 35.00.. ... 6pecial at 25.00 Fur-trimmed Coats, made of Scotch mix. brates vith ve are trem: | Seed at 39. tures, the long revers, collar and cuffs trimmed P bed with Australian, sable or skunk opossum, caracul Silk Velour Coats, made of imported silk or French lynx. velour, lined throughout in plain or pastel shades. Value 40.00......special at 25.00 Extra long revers and square collar, faced with silk bengaline. Value 69.00......special at 50.00 Silk Velour Coats made of i pera silk velour, Empire model. Handsomely trimmed with hand braiding, Value 135.00... Fur-trimmed Coats, made of black broad- cloth, lined and interlined throughout. Extra large shaw! collar, long revers and cuffs trimmed with Australian, black or sable opossum, caracul or French lynx. Value 45,00... * se Prem . special at 28.50 .epecial at 98.00 Women’s Rubberized Raincoats | | remarkably underpriced tomorrow me @ The raincoats in this special offering have been made to our own specifications. They are non-crackable, non-porous, light, extremely pliable, cut over a full pattern, practical, durable and smart in appearance. The workmanship is of the highest order, and every garment is unequivocally guaranteed to be absolutely waterproof. Fourth floor Women’s Rubberized Raincoats, rubberized on the outside, plaid on the inside. Sewn, cemented ‘ and taped seams. Raglan or plain sleeves. Several shades of tan. Value 5.90 special at 3.75 ‘ % Women’s Rubberized Raincoats, of single texture silk Canton cloth, rubberized on the inside, Full cemented facings, all seams sewn and cemented. Raglan sleeves, Tan or olive. Value 12.50 special at 8.50 Women’s Rubberized Raincoats, made of double texture silk finished Bombazine cloth or single texture Cashmere cloth. Some have plaid lining, others are rubberized on the inside. All seams cemented, sewn and taped. Plain or Raglan sleeves, Black, navy and several shades of tan. Value 15.00 special at 10.00 Women’s Rubberized Raincoats, made of double texture silk Canton or Bombazine cloth, rubberized between two folds of the same materials. Full cemented, and reinforced buttonholes. All seams taped. In navy, black, grays and several shades of tan. Value 18.50 special at 12.50 Women’s Rubberized Raincoats, made of cashmere and Canton cloth. Some lined with same cloth and rubberized between, Others with plaid linings. Plain or Raglan sleeves. Every seam is sewn, cemented and taped, ‘T'an or olive. Value 20.00 special at 15.00