The evening world. Newspaper, April 25, 1912, Page 15

i a a aaa ae td ni Rl Jaen A aN HIGATANDERS-ATHLETI ICS GAME IN MOVING PICTURES WARHOP WUE EDDIE COLLINS WITH THAT UNDEGHAND THING “) @ amour mysene DF BAKER GATHERING CHASE'S Foul ~ GREAT BFFORY -- = CLOUCHIIN GRABBNS SWWHES COMON T CORE STREET TAGGING COLLINS AY tH PLATTE B ALMOST WRECKED GOING T0 AID SHIP SUNK INICY SEAS Before the Romsdel Coutd|* .Reach Her, Steamer Sank With All Aboard. Almost a wreck herself, the Romadel, | @ 1,4%-ton freighter which left Nergen, Norway, March 14, bound for New York argo, has|" reached this port with tales of thrilling and the West Indies with experiences while trying to ald a st ship that was overwhelmed in th floes March 2%. The Romsdel has twelve Jarge holes in her hull and the ends of fier propellers snipped off. Before she could get close enough to identify her, the Wrecked vessel disappeared beneath thie 1ée, taking down with her all aboard. In Jatitude 4.6, longitude 67.10, about @ miles north of where the Titanic @isdster occurred, the Romsdell saw a Steamer of aout 8,000 tons fast in the! $2) floes and sending up rocket signals for help. Capt. 8. A. Hole headed his ship for her ft once with all speed, until the Romsdel reached. Lewisburg, Cape Breton, N. 8. She is now at tl Morse dry docks, Brooklyn, for sive repair. The Romsdel belo1 H. Skogland & Co. of Ajug and usually brings sait to This Girl Recovered from Consumption tive, are continually in receipt of wonderful reports of recoveries br cine. Here ts one specimen: 421 Second Ave. Aurora, Ti! |. Loan now truthfully aay Tam per been alling with lung tr grew worse as T grew older, At fourteen the docto sent South I woul: ely die of asking a history of my ¢ suffering from lung troub! (Signed Affidavit) ETTA PLATH. ‘later reports still well: flung ‘Trowbi arui cov 22 man’s wardrobe be conservatism. There is every shade of darkest steel. _ models Fifth Avenue. the price alone. Two Brooklyn Stores: ]” Fulton St. at Flatbush Av. Broadway at Bedford Av. - is always some gray—for gray is always safe, always a color that any one may {@] | wear—a color that bespeaks, as does no [@ other in the whole chromatic gamut, con- [¢! servative progressiveness and progressive ig And of this offering it is not too much to say that easily sixty per cent. of all who read these lines can use a good gray suit to advantage right now and, at the same time, effect a saving of all the way from 5.00 to 10.00. .. Briefly the story: Some months since, just before the textile people began having their labor troubles, there came to us one of the big weavers with a proposal to take over all his over orders on gray staple mixture worsteds. We came together on a price that is a full one- third less than would obtain these goods to-day, and so— this saving of 5.00 to 10.00 the suit. There are in all more than a dozen exclusive designs in eight very different shades, in as many models. There are plain wale weaves, diagonal weaves, self stripes, shark skin and many Pall Ma aves. There are models English, models collegiate and But compare these wonderful garments with what the better stores offer at 27.50 and 32.50 and you will see that the fabrics are identical—the difference is in But—the response yesterday was such that another day should see the end of this opportunity—so haste is essential if you would participate. Motor Clothes for Owners and Chauffeurs Smith Gray & Co. Foremost Clothiers Since 1845 Second Day of This Wonderful (el Fine Clothes Opportunity a Nearly Two Thousand 27.50, : 30.00 and 32.50 Gray Staple : : ie : 4 Mixture Worsted Suits 00 All the world loves grays. Whether a large or small, there gray from lightest silver to Two New York Stores: Broadway at Warren St. Acrone from City Hell. Tho Romsdel had not got far before her. hull was stove in. Nineteen men had to be put on. the pumps, and soon she was held fast in the ice derseif. Though temporary repairs were made, the crew had to remain at the pumps The makers of .Eckman's Alterative ] which 1s doing #0 mich good for Consump. ut solely throuh the use of this medi- y well, Since a child of two years 1 tlon. I will answer all letters sent to ine, ve is effective in Bron Fever, Throat and upbullding the ays- tem. Does not contain poisons, opiates or For sale by Riker- nd other leading THE EVENING wouup, THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1912. OUT IN KBR ~ k and the west Indies and takes | message from to succor In the Ice fle! en the Augsberg of the an line. This bellef was} The P eas tant ing. ship Ypiranga had reported upon her | course, arrival there the Macy's, on Sixth Floor, at (Slath Floor. Women's Walking Skirts— in black or navy. blue. front with wide 15 to select from. All villed serge in navy eful hanging ‘od qi vw and fini «sixth Curtain Scrim 5,000 yards of extra quality te Curtain Ser’ Three terns. Peg ‘d, On Sale Wi sizes of bl ularly 12¢ a on our Si ) teen errr ‘astloned pesrnagnn——t Fine Qua Bixth Floor BIN COPFED Two PIPPINS BAKER'S NEW WAY OF BHOING TO AN OME Two ORDER “THIRD = FOR AH OUT COMUNS OFt THe SPRARING STREETS BOUNDER ‘AND then cans ane eran Peunts WEAVING IT. TO: FIRST ON HARTZELU'S HIGH ELY Titante from the to be of ‘ape Race last Saturday to the effect that the Augsberg was men here believed to-May | drifting helplessly off the Newfoundland teamer in distress which the | banks within 100 miles of the place e the Titanic subsequently found- ranga turned from rd and made a fruit! nd Sunday morn- she resumed her eastward only to pick up late Sunday for help from the “What started you on the road to suc- “By getting It Into my head early in] POwnced the reat ne plus ultra, Ife that if I wanted money I'd have] Al article to get busy and get It.” Edward 8, © elpt of a wireless ‘night the wireless ET Underwear Women’s Ribbed Cotton Vests, low neck and sleeveless; fine quality; 15¢ qual ity. On Sale at “Old-Fashioned” Women’s Jersey Ribbed Cotton Union Suits; low neck and sleeveless; umbrella shaped drawers. 25c¢ quality; on sale at “Old- Fashioned "’ Macy's, on Sixth Floor, at Herald Bway 34™to 35™St. 6 (51¢1-Fashioned" Macy's § Women’s Skirts Women’s Serge Coats—for traveling, motor- ing or general utility. good quality serge fabric, finished with deep Tuxedo collar of self-material, com- bined with silk moire and small novelty buttons. Regulation coat sleeves, with wide cuffs matching the collar. aie 94 A decidedly new model, made of woo! Panama, A gracefully hanging skirt, finished down the and self-covered buttons. t, Sold elsewhere as SF lat $4.00; our price, on Sixth Floor, ' Children's and | Misses’ Wear Children’s & Misses Wash Dresses—350 crisp, new 5 2s, ranging from 6 to 15 Aade of chambray yercales, in a a ats Made cf very (s See Illustration). Sold elsewhere as a at $12.75; on sale nd embroideries, special Misses’ Street Dresses (See illustration) » large directoire reve 94 1 lown <| h ty 1 with f wvertd buttons. Sold elsewhere at $4.50; our price, ae Red aa} Damask signs to select from quality, one and e areeeavartey h Hxth Bloor: J loor. Rcashioned”™ Me ashioned (5,009 Yards line ia | Full-Bleached {¥IUO! ins y, 36 in. wide; made to sell at 9c yd. On Sale on Sixth Floor, at) STUPFY daCH MSIE S DIED ON THIRD HERE @ IND STUFFY MTINNES PLUCKING OFF 'S HOT GROUNDER RASY ROWER as shen 20 miles away) CHIEF CROKER PRAISES ante's position and unable ‘ MONTCLAIR FIREMEN. ‘The First (Prom the Detroit Free Press.) On behalf of the visiting firemen The Evening World rises to state that Mont- clalr’s fire-fighters have just been pro- no less an authority ker, tormer Fire Chief of S Square Old-Fashioned” Macy" Men's Clothes We have just secured another handsome lot of Men's Suits to sell at $10.49—Suits that are all-wool and a spel grade wool. Gray and brown mixed cheviots, self-striped 49 patterns, also Pee blue smooth finished serges. | $ All are cut on the new Spring, mode! Sizes 34 to 44 inches, including “stouts.” On Sale on our Sixth Floor, at i ; Guaranteed Blue Serge Suits, absolutely fast color, smooth- $ 49 en close-woven fabrics that will give satisfac- - tion, Offered at one-third less than similar qualit 8 | suitselsewhere, Sizes 34 to 44, On Sale at “Old- Fashioned” Macy's on Si xth Floor, Men's Trousers— Neat, dark gray striped fabrics. i$ 98 Extremely durable—well tailored. "Sizes 31 to 42 waist measurement. $3.00 Qualities at. es (Sixth Floor.) Old-Fashioned” Macy's (Men's Goat Shirts Coat Model Shirts, with attached cuffs. Made of percales in striped effects. Sizes 14 to 17 Cc in, Sold elsewhere as a special at 68c.. On Sale at “Old-Fashioned” Macy's, on Sixth BlOOR OU ison eans s(sixth Vlo 1d Fe sione! Macy's! - Men’ ; Halt r Medium weight cottor, in black, tan } pray; first quality only. Sold rege | ularly at 75c¢ per box of six. On sale { on Sixth Floor. Box of six (riath Floor OE ash onc AC TT, Cambric Drawers, urnbrella-shaped ruffle, nem= stitched hem; yoke band. Open or closed. i quality; special at ‘Old-Fashioned Macy's” { on Sixth Floor, at Cambric Drawers, lawy rifle, tri | with two rows of hemstitched tucks and embroidery edging; yoke bard. Open or clo Another style—made of cambric, with embroider yoke Cambric Drawers, extra sizes. Oper 0 Umbrellaeshaped ruffle tucked and edged with Val caging. 50c, quality; special on Sixth Floor, at 29c Cammbric Petticoats, 1 tr ounce, clustertucked ; German Val 59c d insertion; $1.00 quality, at Women’s Princess Slios, made of pink, blue or } c corncolored lawn, Round yoke formed by one | row of embroidery and two of lace insertion, beading ribbon lace edgir Lace-trimmed flounce on skirt; $1.00 qu Kitchen Aprons, : blue j with pocket; 1] Old: hioned Macy's are Bway 34*to35"S&t Sixth Floor ‘TWO TWO CAGCERS -CORMNS “WOME ON NEINNES SWAT FOLLOWING COLORING IN ON EDDIE'S COURLE. “] DANELS Gor THe FOURTH AND COLLINS RUSHED OVER TO HELE HAST EA OFF PRAM STUFF dACK GET HARTZEM'S . Wan recently [department Asked to Inspect the seven fire companies and five fire company houres supported by Montclair and make a report on what ‘The report was sent to the The former Fire © in his praise of the Montelalr . Ho sugested, howev: 0: Fashioned Macy’ Met was enthusiastic WOul-Vashtoned Macy's”! House Dresses Women’s House Dresses, of flowered) lawn in light colors, also of blue| Dutch neck soe three-quarter sleeves. Others with } high neck and long sleeves of strived percales in dark ee $1.00 qualities, at Sacques, fie of striped or checked Dutch neck and short plaid ginghams. in dark colorings. . Belted-in at the back; a 4 Floor) (d-Fashioned” Macy's Boys Clothing Russian & Sailor Blouse Suits, (see illustration), made of blue serge, shepherd plaid and mixed Included in the assortment are sev- erai models that are trimmed in various ways. Sizes fang) from 21% to 8 years. Values range Special on the Sixth Floor, Spring Reef made of all woo! navy blue cheviot. tingand full Nabe 244 to 10 years. $3.00 qualities; special on, Sixth Restore, made of all-wool navy e and shepherd plaid worsted elvet_ or self col- lars. Sizes 2 4 to 10 vears (See illustration) value = Derd $4.00; sre. ial on the All-Weel Suits, with Twe Pairs of Trousers, 00 va special $3: 6 a our Sale of Boy Norfolk or doublesbreasted models; regula on Sixth Floor, at For Boys « Children Boys’ Blouses, made of white and colored ms adras and proc ginghams, in light and di ark colorings, with or without yoke. ished with neck ‘bands: Regular 5Cc AURIS attached or fin- sizes © to 15 years, ‘Special on the ‘Sixth welt i red, full and roomy; Children’s Rompers, made of blue or tan cham mbray or yoy including pink, } special on the Sith Fi shapes, made of ned with jl Hoban In various Values range up to $1.50; spe- 98¢ larae Sixth Floor, at Witeh Hazel soap, Bath Brushes, deta leer.)