The evening world. Newspaper, February 28, 1912, Page 9

Boy Hero Saves Train—Rane From medal by the Animal Rescue League of Fate of Nobson, Many grateful men and women are|@ cat in the icy interested in @ search near Wheel- ing, Mo, for a small, red headed C7 | gore kitten out in freckled faced bo: a he ts brave. The only clue ts tha his (iret name te “Bob.” “Bob” saved a Burlington train from being wrecked by waiting an hour in the cold to flag It after he found a broken rail Some of the women made @ rush for iim to kiss him, but he took to his heels and that was the last seen of him. A collection was taken up and Is being held until the railroad ofMficiais can find out who he fs. Balad Kagte, in by Storm, Gives Men rd Fight, Beveral men were held at bay by a ‘dig bald eagle that had been blown Into le to fly further, After it had been conquered once it tore up the sack in which {t was im- prisoned, and it required a second fight to land it in the Lincoln Park Zoo, Teses Whiskers by Court Sente: 82,000 Gone, Too, When Charles Busick, of Appleton, ‘Wis, reached Indiana Harvor, Ind., he the biggest bunch of whiskers ever Msplayed there. He both, A foreigner de- clared to Bustck that the whiskers =! were moth eaten, ‘whereupon the outraged owner of th falta drew a revolver and fired wes arrested and fined $14 when ar-! They will give the boys until the Satur- raigned before Judge Retland, but did not have any money left and the court bs 5 this judgment: “Go to the nearest barber-shop and have that bunch of spinach cut off for it's Mable to cause international complt- cations.” Gets 10,000 Ac chia James Montgo Feseued a four-y a Wreck, breaking through a car wind Bouthern Pacific wreck mx yea Ambrose has just died, lea section hand 10,000 acres of ranch land aa” County, Texas., worth about Shoemaker Shooed Away Rival, Held as a Monopolist. There were only two shoemakers in Chester, W. Va, Santo Tagilese and John Antesia, and Santo ts alleged to have warned the other to get out or die. As a result Santo was arrested and held for the grand jury on a charge of acts “in restraint of trade." Medals for Saving Cat and Dog From ley Graves, ank Waugh has THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1912. Use Poslam Overnight p, fo Clear the Complexion, year prerogative, and any man who re-| Almighty God for wisdom tn reaching a Jects will be called upon to give the fair| verdict, but send me no more communt- | Proposer a silk dress. Any man Who | cations.” | will neither wed nor buy a silk dress— wea a have to leave town, oo say | GETS SIX MONTHS IN PEN FOR CARRYING REVOLVE Petsoner Drank Himeelf to Death= Ly — ‘Dy a northwest wind and was had $2,000 cash and| soon was minus, Ranch for Saving | hter of Al- Dert Ambrose of Portland, Ore. by the Boston for saving bay. He saw an An- able to move be- cause ite tall was frozen into the Ice. He pushed @ boat a mile with @ pole through ice omkes to One minute in ¢t! was part of the an eccentric prisoner in Jail at Huntsville, Ala., stood at the hydrant !n his cel! and drank more than Ir ached him ho wae pas and soon died from the water he had consumed. Birth@ay Cake of Chief Offcer Was When attendants re: One of the many features of the save It. United Frutt Company steamer Tivives, | Bronx. F. J, Swendeman and J. 8. Keating of | ‘rom Colon, wea the Boston were awarded medals for saving | birthday & dog on ice cakes in the bay and| tion of First Om- Misa Alice Kelley of Roxbury got one| cer James Close. for rescuing a cat from bad boys. ‘There wasa cake ae of course, and Mre. F. W. Eldridge of Boston was chosen to out ft when & was brought to the tac Federal Judge Landis tn Chicago on] Sho hacked and strugcled, but could volver in his por for assault in fir Sentenced tary Svat Water Judge Crain Imposes Two Peniten- Red Noses, inflamed Spots, tiary Sentences in General Sessions, | One on Man With Record. The following sentences were imposed yesterday by Judge Crain in the Coug of General Geasions: Frank WDistasio, mreet, pleaded guilty to grand larceny; no prior conviction; penitentiary, eight ménths. Edward Culligan, No. 14 Tinton avenue, ity to having re- fon; also indicted PO! @& Thompson penitentiary for six In 1887 he was convicted of assault; penitentiary one year. In 186 convicted of assault; peniten- In 1900 he was con- vieted of assault; penitentiary three months. sd More Dodgers Sign Contracts. Charley Ebbets of the Brooklyn Frank Cererch, a saloon keeper who|not make any !mpression en the cake, | club hee received the signed contracts passed @ $i note raised to @ ten. The/| Finally the frosting was scraped off and| of Secret Service recommended @ small] !t wes found to be a tin pannikin, fine. “The statute also provides @ jatl sen- tence,” said the Court. “Get into the custody of the halllff for one minute and pay a fine of #0." Cererch obeyed. and at the expiration of « minute left finally {t was unable to agree in the ny rte 5 Lech abet caso of J. B, Sneed, charged with kill- Must Say “Yeo” of Buy Silk Dresa |!" A. G. 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The club now has on file signed contracts of all players Manager Dnh- ement, | en ordered to report at Hot Springs. * "| ‘Mesera, Castle Bros, who have the contrag for grading Ebbets Field, butid- ing the diamond and erecting conorets Jury wanted to report) fences on the Montgomery street and Bedford avenue sides, have notified Ebbets that they are ready to etart the Fbbets will start it by turning CY ahah of earth Monday next o E. A. NEWELL Stop Itching, ete., and whenever it is desired to be rid of the lesser skin affections which so often annoy. In quickly clearing these away, M proves the marvelous heal- ing power by which it is enabled, in the more serious and virulent diseases, to accomplish rapid and permanent cures, is unequalled the one dependable specific for ‘ases, such as Acne, Tetter, Psoriasis, Scale, Hemorrhoi forms of Itch, Salt Rheum, Herpes, and all Eruptions, Rashes, ete. No one suffering from any skin affection can afford to ignore POSLAM'S benefits. It will prove a revelation to those tortured with irritation, embarra POSLAM SOAP Medicated with POSLAM TRY POSLAM ssed by unsightly disfigurements or others wise enduring skin distre: Price 60 Cents, For Sale By All Druggists GENCY LABORA Street, New York City, Makeo Little Ditterence What You Nesd—-A “World Want” WII Go and Gn F © 33 Yoatt Loaders MEP SOM AVE. 19°70 20" STREET, A Tremendous Purchase of Over 25,000 Yards of Materials Makes This Notable Advance Sale of the New 1912 Dress Goods The Greatest Event of Its Kind—The Widest in Scope— e Most Important in Value-Giving of the Spring Season. T is one of those really great sales for which Simpson Crawford Co. r each succeeding year it has steadily grown until it is now by far the greatest yard goods event of each season. The pur- chases and plans involve months of persistent and energetic efforts which take our buyers to all the world’s greatest centres of production. ere’s not a weave or color that spt absolutely new, the first jucte of bring the waiting hundreds o AFTERNOON TEA AND DAIN1Y LUNCHEON IN OUR TEA KOOM, 81H FLOOR—POPULAR PRICES athin |) Gro 9 / ee NEW YORK, Men’s Underwear Under-Priced A sale that enables you to secure @ supply of your favorite unde» vear ata saving that ts worth while, Fifth Avenue at Twenty-Eighth Street “NOT AN EXPENSIVE PLACE” Mile. Antoinette Cantarelli, Soprano, tn Grand Opera Beleotions, & FRANKO'S ORCHESTRA Spring Millinery Reflecting More Real Style Merit Than Any Other Showing in New York In Our Restaurant, Kighth Floor, Express Blevator Direot, ing fashions require missing from this great assortment. has been famous for years, and with the best man facturers. iressmakers, tailors, m distes and home sewers to Simpson Crawfor hiffon New 54-inch Suitings 54in. Black andWhite Shepherd Checks In the various sized chec! and en excellent quality for sults and separate skirts. 54 in. Mixed Suitings 84 in. In myrtle, laurel, gray, rown and black, something for separate d. for $2.00 54-inch Double- Fed Coating Heversivle colorings such as tan and purple, fancy, reseda and purple, navy and royal, brown and purple. d. for $1.25 54-inch Beautiful pring Homespuns Chvive of oo distinct mixtures, entirely new for d. for $2.00 54-inch Gra and Tan Mannish Suitings Every yard wude (or this seasons selling, and include the latest changeable whipcords. 95c_yd._for_$1.50_ 54-inch Scotch We are showing 50 distinct effects in these suitings, every one the choiceof this season's productions. d. for $2.50 54-inch Im- roadcloth ew e invite comparison on this num! rons th, yard and @ half wi chiffon weight in the finest yarn. Bla Sponged and shrunk. ONLY A FEW MORE HOURS REMAIN TO PURCHASE STRICTLY HIGH GRADE Furniture at February Sale Prices Averaging from 4 to 4 Off R. $50.00 Oak Buffet at $8.50 Rattan Rockers at Positively your greatest Opportunity to buy a wenuine rat- A tun rocker at less than half price. Very sub- stantially built; stands 42 inches high, 31 inches from seat and 27 Has full roll, deep fancy woven center 91.15 48c Yard Colored In conjunction with the dress goods sale, we will make skirts to measure, stri tl @ choice of tvn of the lutest moduls, sui.able for all figures Dress Goods Sectivn ‘Thousands have been mad Taking in considera ion the high coxt of skilful tailors this i ord skirt from materiale purchased in our Dress Goods Dep irt ment ——————_—_——— MAGN CRAWFORD CO, SIXTH AVENUB'S FOREMOST BTORE. $25 to $35 Dressers at #195° Your choice of @ dresser or chiffonier to match. Made of bird's-eye maple, dark or natural mabog: any and quart ed oak. Best French bevel plate mirror Special for the lust day of this re ale at k #19.50 each, in- | 4 stead of $85 to | 085. J =o SP arson CRAWFORD CO.. Sixth Avenus’s Foren.ost Store Ath Ave. 10th. £0 20ch Se NRW. YORK CTV it A A A AI O_O IO AS ‘New Serges and Mohairs 84-inch Colored Chain Diagonal In tan, pearl, golden brown, helio, reseda and wistaria; all wool—medium weight 50-in, All-Wool Navy English Storm Serge An exceptionally heavy wiry quality, in different shades of navy. 44-in. Imported English Shadow Striped E E BY bat bears the imprint g that sommeeee t I r parisiead hf the ean Each Cuno Age! embodies the newest and smartest ideas known to the world of style and ap assured quality standard that cannot be surpassed. ‘ on nrcannt Every hat we show has an authoritative style source and | holds « place in the oritical fashion world because of its known source. It is elther # copy or en adaptation of @ creation that found ite inception with » master milli We Emphasize Our Splendid Showing of Smart Tailor Suit Hats and do not hesitate to state thet they are the smartest in town. Prices are extremely reasonable, $3.98 $4.98 « $7.95 Untrimmed Hat Department Weeell more Untrimmed Hates than any two concerns in New Youk. Special attention has been given to head sizes and showing |e perfect. Noboka Braid Hate with Diack Velvet Flanges, $1.96 and 02.48 Pliable and very desirable; as light as Milan braid and very mueb Real Hemp Unerimmed Hate {n white, Cnea or sand shede, tuscan, beown,smasine Black Velvet Und Without Underbrim, SIMU SON CMAWFORD OO,, SIXTH AVENUE S FOMDMOST STORE, ‘These come in blacks and grays, also white hair line effecta; genuine imported quality. d. for $1.00 44-inch Colored English Storm and Surah Serges Tu w rauge ol desirable street colorings in both lines, strictly all-wool. d. for $1.25 42-inch Im: Sore. io ee” Complete line of street and evening shades. Heavy twilled quality, all wool, 49c yd. for 69c_ 28-in. All-Wool Challies “Strictly all-wool in a variety of all-over and beautiful bordered effects, yd. for $1.50 45-inch Im- eocted Colored Prunellas ‘ery much to demand, in je wanted street colorings. $1.19 and Wool TFeavy, excellent weave; @ beautiful range of colorings. yd. for 92.50 54-inch Cream Suitings and Coatings Consisting of heavy cheviots, Eponge, suitings whipcords, basket weaves and Frencl $2 and $2.50 for Imported Bor- dered Suitings yles to Simpson Crawford Co. in beautiful b i effect, on cream and ‘ome in dress patterns only, ihentneer oa 68c yd. for 91.25 52-inch All-Wool Navy Panamas Chiffon welt, strictly all-wool, excellent 78c yd. for $1.25 52-inch Cream English Storm Serge oat offering, particulart btain in strictly all d. for $1.50 42-inch Silk oplins pink. 29c_yd. for 49¢ 36-inch Fancy go of desirable mixtures, adapted for $2.25 50-inch Im- 91.19 yd.for_#2.25 S0-ins ported German Chi Lhe veel brosuciutu viler ia .wew plete range of street and evening shades. a ee ae rN TailoredSkirts Made to Measure, Newest Spring Styles, $1 Pooceaiaicec d aiae sl lt {fon Broadcloth Important Preliminary Announcement E of our greatest annual special events will begin on Monday, March 4th. . The March Sale of China and Glasswar A special feature will be China and Glass of the isexpea- sive kinds, produced expressly for summer cottage use, On an occasion like this,which represents enormous specia} purchases, the most extensive dealings with the largest factories In every part of the world, and o usletined etter la value-giving—you know that you can Sepert Talon tee and qualities not to be matched anywhere over $100,000 worth of fine, new C a lass priced to be sold during the month of March for les: in previous sea ons, most exceptional offer. making of o tail- The stocks are now on display and advance orders may be booked to-morrow, Friday and Saturday by those who wish to avoid the crowds of next week’s aale, Just one of the hundreds of items as a suggestion: $25.00 Brass Beds at Only ina sale ike this ean you and drawers; best vevel plate mirror: claw feet, iMers, double ssuare top rails 1 ( ! ! { { ( ( t t ( ( i &F Becend Fieve. [> Main Fie. less than $60,000. > Mxth Fleer, 300 of these Handsome $10 Library Lamps at ‘3.98 Complete with all fittings for gas. There are many lamps of similar design shown in other stores at 812 to 615 that will not equal this in quality, size or work~ mauship: The beautiful art glass shade is 12 inches across, fringed to match the glass panels. #3 inches high, Grecian antique gold or verde green finish, Complete {oe Be, 93.98. Complete tor electricity, $4.98 Two lights.