The evening world. Newspaper, August 28, 1912, Page 5

EVENIGG WORLD, WED STOWAWAY 1S FOUND ACLINER'S. LIFEBOAT WITH STORES ABOARD Young Hungarian on Car- pathia Had Provided Him- self With Food and Water. A husky young Hungarian with the romantic name of Lajos Czegledy, aged wenty-six, and a native of Fiume on the shores of the Adriatic Sea, was a assenger and then again he wasn't @ sassefiger on the Carpathia which ar- ived this morning from Liverpool. When the ship was two days out from Hbraitar Czegledy was discovered tn a ifeboat. It wasn't his lifeboat, but he was making himself perfectly at Wome, He had a cask of water, he had crack- ers, he had cheese, canned goods and fruit—grub enough for a voyage cof thirty days. He was rousted out and taken to the Captain's room. Ho was a stowaway all right. His father was in this country, living at No, 421 Kast Fifth street, he said, and n@ Wanted to see him. Day after day he had wandered down to the fea, scanning the horizon for his dear old dad, but the wind and the waves mocked him at first and then began to aing him a song. It wi in effact, that his father wanted to im, And he wanted to see his fa’ and as the ¢ .— Whether automobiles should be allowed In the National parks will be discussed at this year's conference of park superintend- ents, to be held in Yosemite National PREPARED SPEECHES GOVERNOR WILSON Sziseseean <S ke up the problem. Ali'that the Democratic Nominee Must] $atcereQoe e20)s) 00a Have Audience, Not Helpless Stenographer, to Talk To. SEA GIRT, Aug. %—Application of the tariff pyicies of the three poiltical Parties to the forming industry of the country will be the chief topic which Gov. Woodrow Wilson will disc. morrow in his speech before the Grangers’ picnic at Williams Grove, Va. The Governor to-day distributed ad- vance copies of a portion of his speec which he dictated to a stenographer. As he glanced over it, the result did not satisfy him. “You will see by reading this speech that I cannot prepare one in advance," said the Governor. “I have got to have an audience and the warmth that comes a8 1 go along with my speech. I can't|] “THE SMOOTHE TOBACCO take a helpless stenographer and talk to him. It is like cruelty to animals." Louls D. Brandeis of Boston had luncheon with the Governor. Mr. Brandeis recently announced his sup- port of Gov, Wilson. one of the first of G "8 political callers whom he invited to luncheon at the summer capitol, Representative C, E. Carter of Okla- homa had an appointinent with the Governor and many members of the House were expected to drop in at Sea Bre iba murmuring of the refrain, grew, louder a: was nothing for him to do but go. He d to give no trouble to the ship. In fact, he would not even ha’ made known his presence had they let him alone In his Mfeboat. Even now et along without the menu bin. they couldn't turn the ship nd they couldn't set him adrift, *o they brought him along and handed him over to the immigrant officials, who took him to Ellis;Island. The officers think there Is little his becoming a public chat may be allowed to stop he A couple from Flume demanded the attention of the immigration authori- tles, They are Rero Komentc, aged thirty-five, and Anna Perinic, twenty- our, They were questioned by the Well, back, officers, and the girl sald she ex- pected to meet her cousin, ‘The cousin howe did not The young wor pars consider- able jewe pretty, rics ialgilecenioces SAY SHE SWORE FALSELY. Perjary Charge Against Woman by Public Service Corporat Mrs. Harriet F. Dentke of Bloomfield avenue, Montelatr, i held in the Montclair Poltce Court to- day on a chi of perjury preferred by the Pul Corporation. The charge’ was ‘proferred, Ibo was declared, on an admiesion by snike that eo had testified falsely-in-the trial of mage suit she br Service Compa Special To-Day and To-Morrow Solfd 14-K GOLD GENUINE Diamonds, Ah ite the’ ret over from last weel Sh ihn a ite them for lena, shan th them? fame Solid afi i fi ‘Dinmo peas 180 ht againstytye} » Watehes, pt Bread way, New York | Girt during the day. The Governor will leave here late to- day for Philadelphia, spending the night there, and continuing early to-morrow to Harrisburg, from which place he will go to Williams Grove. Represen- tative A. Mitchell Palmer of Pennsyl- vania, a member-of the campaign com- mittee, will join the Governor at Phila- and probadly Introduce the at Willams Grove. CRED! 4a 0°” by Bron on $8Qe0 Fro. - to doen Saturdave TH 10 TM semmepanstibinamnnase Killed By Iron Backet. James Pasquale, thirty-seven years old, of No. U2 Thompson street, a laborer employed on a coal barge at th: foot of Forty-ninsh street and Kast River, was instantly kiled to-day when the cable used in hotsting the coal snapped, and the heavy iron bucke fell on his head, “K WIT" or a peraptration jamole malied tree te Ele. Meng and Nenartment i: COTE Gato at, Phe. 6™AVEL 16™ST. Mighty Dollar Sale| Yes, the Might: j-Dollar Sale igptill i in progress at Spear’s. | It’s your great ‘‘twice-a-year” opportunity of buying de- | ndable Furniture on terms unusually easy. The S: a { igpitled Credit System has been stretched to the LI OF LENIENCY and One Dollar paid to Spear now brings ‘ your home any. Furniture you need, whether one piece or a home complete. The Spear Dignified Credit Policy i is so clean, so fair, 80 self-respecting, that you needn’t hesitate to open an account at Spear's, Its provisions are very bimple: Buy What You Need And Pay According to Your-Incorme YOU tell Spear just how much you can spare EASILY each week or month from your income; Spear arranges terms to suit YOUR convenience. But_cf greoter importance than the § QUALITY of ie Sp Furniture. “Cheap” Fui rniture is dear at any price; Spear sells only Serene able that Loo 'S guod and IS good--the kind that las time” Furniture. Ten floors of just THAT ki OTHER kind. ighly pollshed nade: it hes beautiful sto Spear’s Brass Bed Outfit Complete $1 Delivers Complete Outtt, Including two pillows. ‘The Brass Bed 1s triplo lacquered, euaran- toed to last untarnished six years, has hoavy two-inch continuous posts and s¢ in both head end toot board, It ts strong. durable and splendid looking. ‘Tho Spring is our specially made sani- tary steel spring, guar- fnteod to last ten years ‘The Mattress is made of choice cotton felt, ered in fine A. A. just like pleture; a at ono price, $1 Delivers to Your Home is & Piece Diniy complete pouuty of whieh » $58- 50 v TA ‘The Buffot included in this sulle tx made of cholce Quartored Owk) it is, biKhly polished and the cabinet work is of it. It has ley 1 mirror, three small draw modious cupbourd, if ) ii ls 5 NEBDAT, AUGUST 38, 1912. = ‘‘ Better Goods forthe Same Money ‘eSame Women’s Blouses (MAIN Bullding.) Final Clearance Tomorrow. (Details in today's Evening Journal). a special price on pretty ni "GREENRUT BUILDIN Just limpse at the new in cur‘ains and upholsteries coming Fall. Imported Madras- tich floral designs 25e; Imported Cretonnes signs and colc ~good variety 0 0 choose from; Marie Antoinette Lace Curtains Arabe color; regularly $3.50; apair..... Serim Curtains— tri inserts and ed, able scrim; regularly $2.75 and ‘ss. 50; morrow, a pair Figured Armure Porticres—with tap ders; choice of red, aren or blue; reguiarly $4.50; tomorrow... Tapestry Couch Covers Oriental effects; regular $6.50; tomorrow at (GREENHUT Bullding, Fie med with hand ~ new price One of the many new Fall Styles. Umb Ve . fo ra Splendid variety of new sel. Buy Your Groceries Here Mail and telephone orders filled. store sells 2. of rresh fruits PANCY COOKING PEARS 38e¢ o Sde MUSKMELONS, enuine leather seats Wa"claw foot atch the table, Sak Extension Table is supported by four large ‘claw: tom We top is Atted with Spear's smooth-running slides, ‘Only One Doltar Weokly ———EeEe——————— Double gal Green Trading Stamps with Purchases Made Before 12 0’ Clock gqummmmem| 1 New York's Shopping Center We don’t do things by halves. Fine French China Dinner Sets; Fine Austrian China Dinner Sets; Fine and Medium Grade Porcelain Dinner Sets; Single Pieces of Dinner, Tea and Breakfast China by the Tens of Thousands; Cut Glass in Every Form; Lamps, Ceiling Domes, Electroliers. New Fall Curtains and Upholsteries Prices extremely low. -choice of white or ecru, in $ panies price tomcrrow,# yards. 18c regular price 38c; tomorrow, a yard 19¢ mounted on heavy, dur- "$1.95 23.95 st Floor.) MAIN BUILDING Nere’s a Wonderful Sp: cially ioe The scason's sturdy umbrellas, in styles for men and women. The coverings are of an exccl'ent grade with inproof, \ittd with case and tas- (MAIN Building, Main Floor.) GREENHUT-SIRp EL COOPER C. 'GREENHUT BUILDING China and Glassware Although there is never a time when you cannot find goods at special prices in our China Store, it is only once a year that you find | Sale of China and Glassware is one of our biggest. We offer, at prices less than usual by a fourth to a early everything. A sale event at The Big Store | half: (GREENHUT Bullding, Main Fiodr.) GREENHUT BUILDING: Art Brasses /;, At Unusual Price Ye Brass Fern Brass Yj ~ Dishes Jardiniere 8-inch size, with | Full 10-inch size, with +, ball feet; com-| ball feet; extra heavy 2 plete with fern-| brass in finely lac- ery; regularly| quered finish; regular Price $1.45; only 25¢ of these, tomorrow, at 8c designs for the {new de- FallSuits An Advance Showing and Sale! An interesting exhibit of the new styies and materials for Fall. The early Fall suits show the distinct influence of the Directoire vogue, expressed in long coats with straight lines, contrasted waistcoats, long cutaway coat-sl.irts, standing col ars that hug the neck, belted backs, the typicil Directoire sleeve. Converti: le Nepoleon collars designed to be worn cither standing or lying tlat are one of the new touche: Zibcl.ne and a new type of zibeline cheviots --the hand- ned diagonals und wide Ss which show a nirasiing color below t heavy “ cs on which the ta Ys have expended The plain tailor-mades, ever popular, have not been neglected and are wonderfully smart this season. Four of the prices for Fall suits are $160, $1950 $25 & $34.50 Come, look aronnd—veun will enjoy the showing. (MAIN Buliding, First Floor.) ! Sale! Our 88-Note Caldwell SEE it rellas ggestsal-of strong, And th ACALD you are sure r Tomorrow Bench, c of American taffeta fabric ape edge; fast black and - tyle handles for your selection, MAIN BUILDING equally high quality at prices so very low. Cotte New Sweet Peas These coffees are freshly roasted daily Fountain q sifted Barly n our Coffee Department Junes, \e-dor an 17¢ : I ea team ie ALEC RNIN YELLOW FEATS 3e HA eee odes re PCIbER VINEGAR 4c F BLEND COFFEE 29¢ large bottle aC kh BIEND COFFEE $] ouble sheets, 34c; 3 sheets, OC ‘ RATCH FOOB— 30¢ KACAMISO COFFEE $2.60; 10 Ibe. 23 “ Sty 7 ‘ AD DRESSING 1c . v t . 7 sug >| age, 81.125 2-Id. print, ’ b4e PANCY PINK SALMON= 10 doz, 940; reg. 103 can tlb. print C | “beg. 180 t1b. tall can... Ic TMAIN Bullding, Third Floor) is always a big sale and a big event, or nothing. And this August Reductions Just Qui! Women’s =a Player-Piano, at $375 selections for you or bring in av EXPERT (i! you wish ARTISTIC, h markably LOW PRI into the home an element obtainable INNO OTHER WA’ The Kirchhoff Piano Big Men’s Clothes (MAIN Building.) The annual sale, tomorrow— today’s Evening Journal, GREENAUT BUILDING—— Fine English Porcelain Tableware Neat pink design, with gold edge; ncluded ar Cups and Saucers | Meat Dishes Fruit | Uncovered Veg- Salad or Bowls etable Dishes Your Choice of the Above Articles at pe or : Ce aA ee Rapeler Dinner Breakfast and Soup Plates at... Hanging Baskets 8 35... 4 Tall Flower Vases.. ‘caand Dessert Plates ‘uit Saucers—at Finger Bowls cast cotton Ades Smoking Stands 100-Piece China and Porcelain Dinner Sets— hake a, 10c.. 8c Jardinicres, po nyies i Regular Sale estry bor- f | Ash Trays with ei int: ibe Cd ctinisiese, oo Decorated Porcelain Sets...... $4.99... *3. 50 Combination | March lion head handles.. 3.78 2.85 age sgh Mar lps Stand and Ash Jardiniere and Ped- Decorated Porcelain Sets Tray, with glass estal 445 2.95 Austrian ¢ Haviandc i 54 50 lining ‘ 69 5M Footed | Jardisiere, ¢ Haviland China Sets - Flower Baskets... 8c 6% large size 4.50 3.50 (GREENHUT Building, Main Floor.) ———— MAIN BUILDING ae er os ‘ : School Wear Widest Assortments Shown by Any Store We Begin W.th Cur Famous Foot Mould thoes for Bo ys & Girls at’ 1.50 & Upwards | He st th proper Kind > made on i a ful to offer STURDY SERVIC Boys’ $3 and $3.50 Semple Shoes~ sizes principally 9! 4; for lar boys, sizes 3 to 4; in addision, several lines trom our own superb stocks, of equal Mgt making the size- side de SOmDIG all sizes 4 95 and widths; Misses’ and q ildsea '# High-Cut Women’ 's $3 asd $3. 50 Sample High Gun-Metal rion Shoes—solid Shoes—made by one of the largest manufacturers of ‘wor children; b lines and desig to 10! leather soles and heels; first-class shoes tor schuol; all nines up t St regularly $2. 4 415 (MAIN Building, Second Floor.) sizes and width lea her and styl MAIN BUILDING LISTEN to it-TEST it in any way you like—ask us to play your favorit to help you to decide. BUY the CALDWELL — be¢ause it is thoroughly MADE and sells for a rex ult will be this: YOU WIL a delightfully mellow TC WELL YER-PIANO will delight you so much that after purchasing one to recommend this charming instrument to ch t your friends. It introduees Down are 15, mand "$10 Month at $995 is the standard of excellence. (MAIN Building, Fourth Floor.) We supply pure food for more families than any other store, and no other "Phone 4000 Chelsea. Cereals in Buik Ani Kon 5 tbs at % BEST QUALITY PARINA.AcBoe 24 | FANCIEST HEAD RICE....85¢ 45 "OA 28 ¢ ent biou XXNX Bo! bol, $6.50 $3.64 82c i t ee oo