The evening world. Newspaper, October 3, 1913, Page 10

THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1918. ’ fmell amoke’ Together we atarted an Iie Waa No trouble to pick out the three by Mayor Kline and Commissioner investigation, and it Waa but a short|litesoats In which were the Tenpte- GIRL WEEPS IN STREET. RILEY MAKES RAID ALONE, Waldo to clean St up, and apparently 18 «| |time before the fire was located amid- | more's crew,” Falta to Answer Police Qneations [Captain Just Happens In on a Chie |t@king the order as @ personal Job. i near the engine room bulknea and Goes to Hospital, Thin ie the na time that Capt nese Gambling —— “What's the trouble, young lady?" | Capt. Dominick Riley, the new police and Fourth street police! through that section alone last night} ght, speaking to @ WeeD-\in civiilan attire din which Lominick | one ot7+ «maller after using Allen's Foot- ly dressed and wearing looks quite the * ) got near enough | Ease, the aptic powder for the feet. on her fingers She was\to a Chinese “le whom he kiew | 4 ship was aroused Boldt had rend lace, BROUGHT 10 Pa =| James McCreary & Co. 34th Street—5th Avenue—23rd Street , nvered, hat the wireless operator, One Mundred and Bleve|to suspect that the man was guarding | ft fat of sew sae bo Vv flashed out the first signal on Park avenue A gambling house, He walked fn, un- | gives in relief to corns and bunions. Remarkable ‘alues 4. nerently and kept|attended, without any whistle blowing | It's the greatest comfort discovery of the erator continued to send calls fl Meer failed to get [or night-stick pounding, age. Relieves swollen feet, blisters, ‘ oe A ance, which were picked up by ere and crew, Mr. Ramsay, the |her name or address he decided to take| He found, at the end of @ hallway, @! callous and sore spots. It ie a certain On Saturday, October the 4th. Jobnsion Liner With Blazing | the operator on the Arcadia, then fifty. |loom! agent of the Johnston Line, |her to the station houre, Here sho still | “icebox door,” which hadn't been closed, tel ting, Ured, tender, eck two miles away. learned that besidon there there were |tvemed unahle to anawer questions and | qj quickly had the Chinere lett the | Tele! for sweating, tired, tender, aching ‘4 . a - , an ambulance was summon rom " i jwayn use it to Brea! jew Cargo of Cotton Sank BAD SEA MADE HANDLING LIFE- |9? D04rd & consular passenger, ian eect eee ee tne gitl wan |Piace: Aiko he discovered eight fantan Mi Thomas, and a stowaway, Thomas Me- | iq\ tables, two tron safes and 12,090 lottery |shoes. Sold everywhere, #5e.__ Don't Wi at Sea, e Lede Mad so Meda Cormick. McCormick was taken to the |"r7) octorn would not diagnose hor | slips, all of which he subsequently had | accept any aubstitute: For FREE trial EARING APPAREL flanies ate into the veasel. The very sick condition.” Riley was rent to Chinatown recently Roy, N. Y. lanes ate into happenings on the Templemore, They Takes Act@ When Sta models. 16.50 and 25.00 conic The dynamo operating the Wireles® | anchorage with the sailors. Foe fensil Woenon and ‘iseee. WIRELESS MAN A HERO, /uxtiacy batteries then wore usea, ana! PHONE GIRL A SUICIDE. on emer a nin a ‘ ra vin ° - oy O 6 Buffalo Raincoats in ihe newest materials and models. Brought in Shipwrecked | tm utebona wena, sect merzcen ont] Proeenia GA PPENHEIM, COLLINS &© 6.50, 10.50 and 15.00 A lated gta Mae Bots totory case as aphisia, but said she was in ‘a removed, Lying address Allen 8. Olmsted, Le Sap : ae Suits in Plain or Mixed Fabrics,— various With these the Arcadia was toid of the Captain of Rescuing Steamer | Tempiemore was burning Mercely, 004! propgntrRGi, Oct. .—Because Wat 1 was the last to lerve the Temple- nology, would not meet her and say Crew Once Before. more, and had with me the Wireless| yood.py before ehe left the city for a 34th Street—New York Skirts for school or street wear; new fabrics. perator. In the lifeboat with me were , Hazel Linnart, aged sixteen, twenty-five members of the crow, Tde|s" nrstiy, outhelde telephone girl, 3.95. 5.95 and 7.50 r " remaining members were im two other | drained a vial of acid at her home last VN cokgilen Nest hy Taeee luatk Hfeboata, which had in the mean ind night and died befura medical aid could i h put off from tne snip. Two of the life: | reach her. G ’ 7S re) A 1 ’ Foushed port yesterday, inaugurating th0| Conte were buraing 1m the euvies wees [TITS “Ncing woman intended teavine irls’ and Misses’ Smart Outer Appare GIRLS’ SUITS & COATS Service of that line to this port, she| the jast boat left the ship. the city to-morrow, Wednesday night Drought with her Mtty-four shipwrecked | “The bridge also had caught fire, and phe is raid to have called up Ketcham seamen—Capt. Ieaac Jones and hia| was burning fercely. Everything | on the telephone and aaked him to meet Special Values for Saturday in Becomingly Youthful Models Dressy Suits of Corduroy, Duvetyne, Bedford bh he the sid i ae Usp var tg eee ye Taio a ete she went away and say That Accurately Portray Fashion's Trend for the Younger Seat Cord and Cheviot. Sizes 14 and 16 years. ‘emplemore, saved from the fea after ood-by. these vesgel nad bean burned, M0 milen| A, way w choppy one. on, and it and ills Linnart brovded over his cold iene Mi : C 22.50 to 49.50 As the men came down the ganepiank, Teak, Wes ole mi penttion te ae and? | eee Special Sale of isses’ Street Coats Sport Coats of Striped Polo and Bear Cloth,— faa en ae sesh in The ieanater at‘ Templo om | —— Misses’ Two, spectal models, ot boucle and kimono sleeve; belted model. 9.75 and 12.00 ecg ot ne reat of tat lnE| he atenion at hl Ocar SE SEASHORE LOTS Suits grayi new style kimono’ slosres yoke 1 Cott of Zieline, Corduroy, Cheviot, Boucle SE cere Mane and ware” clochng | emrding ihe Arcade AT A BARGAIN Tailored and wipers ™ me ee e9 “Gee this cap and these shoes? Weil, it was owing to the kindness of Capt. Boldt of the Arcadia that I got them. | Capt. Boldt and his crew did all they | could to make our lot as comfortabie | @waited them and where they will be Mate comfortable until the Roanmore of the Johnaton line sails within the next few days to take them to thetr Dressy Models 22,50 Value 15.00 ' 5.95 to 10.50 Distinctive $250 LOTS AT $60 one PR pepe (et, 21, we are opening up natn vigion, situated at ind but 8 miles fran New , Rosen Ban oe i) Fee ‘ee ctr Pera ne @ oat ie Small Girls’ Coats BOYS’ CLOTHING WRELESS OPERATOR DEFIES \ vpugaite, cone} RESCUING CAPTAIN TELLS of sees’, Thr pinivaion i ra om ionable new . . ether similar catastrophes, the wireless | Capt. George Boldt of the Arcadia, told | entre, duvetyn, we a eee ene ne with two pairs of knickerbocker trousers; coats with Operator was the hero, Twenty min-| how the first wireless "8 O 8" was corded needle velvet belts. Sizes 4 to 8. edb: Ulde after the fire wae discovered the | recelved by Operator Freeman of the| cloth and ve- 11.75 Value 8.90 patch pockets. Made of Imported Fabrics in opera: began to flash | Arcadt g i ar vasiale (or culance aorots the awe were 0m 0 postin ot ne] § Wee a Hal) rig hee stripes; - pias eee gp te i emo: al h |] recta av 00 carn whe fn 4220 lot tho wld = " fary battery then was utilised by the| with the burning ship. The first call | ’ vet, broadtai! Girls’ Dress Coats values 10.50, 13.50 and 16.50 operator and the Arcadia was kept in-|was received when we were fifty-two Fores $0. dewn and’ 6h mwnthiy, Guaranteed title, Remember, thess lote are tn the troie {ermed' of the potion tthe doomed |milen vay, adit probably was an faints ee tas oot predate tS Exclusive reproductions of an ime Norfolk and Single-breasted Suits with two ' jer, steaming at nh one-qua rue aellin 4 5 H i Bust how the fre started," said Capt. |we saw the reflection of the fire In ‘the | i Fg ne i re fue latest tunic ported cot Oecd inuace ¢ Od pairs of knickerbocker trousers; coats with flap or omen, is hard to determine, but tt um: ahy. The ship was a mase of flames | ita delay gen fo mat and tier de- tie, Cossack green, navy blue and patch pockets. Made of Fancy Cheviot or Tweed. jan amon tem to ste th HW bet ero) een 5 2 4 Tite, GAith wrk & part Of the cares | wo heard 6 loud axslostogl prokanty bare i Baie i : Felore Tyeday, Oct, 21, signs golden brown; collar and cuffs faced Size 8 to 17 years. value 8.50, 6.50 It wae at 11.90 P. M. Monday that Chief | rels of oll stored in the hold. For miles ay Wi aah a Value $40.00 with wide bands of skunk; silk lined . . Engineer Green came to me and said: ‘I | around the sea was as bright as day and ‘New York City. throughout. Sizes 10 to 16. Fine Madras Blouses,—new stripe effects, also = lain ; attached or detached 29. 75 35.00 Value 25.00 PI navy or cadet blue; attac! i : collar. Size 7 to 14 years. Special 50c Bonwrr Texter « Co. Rat yc pa & SO. OPPENHEIM, CLLINS &G ante Special Sales Saturday 34th Street UNPRECEDENTED SALE Smart Apparel for the Younger Set ; PP sd . Highest Grade Wilton Rugs For the Little Folk, School Girl, College Miss, Debutante To-Morrow, A Very Special Sale of Misses’ Suits. Coats, Dresses, Furs 200 Young Men’s Never before have we offered our entire mr) i stock of French, Hardwick, Bundhar and “Tailleur" and gyn of fom Motor and Dressy Soaks My f duvetyn. Hand-Tailored Suits Anglo-Persian Rugs at such exceptionally low trea avai athe velvet and ealoar, condarey ane ext chinchilla, asi Ata Substantial Concession from Regular Prices prices. Complete assortment of all sizes. en phat ‘Many fur trimmed. Sizes of the season's favored shadings. Sizes r G ite to I 14 to 18, A specially sreangod aflerl ng. sa the maton : Unrestricted Choice of Patterns. Tnodels; BOY IOI ts eS Nd 29.50 39.50 to 175.00 + 15.00 29.50 to 95.00 : quality unfinished worsted in pencil or hair- Wil Il sizes f th ml line nreen Prey a see” ira ilton,—all sizes 7— ‘00 oe 500 9 66 9 ’ with patch or 5 § to 11.8x . Tugs. it o x Misses’ “‘Tailleur’’ Suits Misses’ Top Coats sha Vis 16.50 regularly 4.25 to 102.00 gl iped velvet Several jaca : 9x12 ft. French Wilton...... hae 45.00 vestee, diagonal and us pos eis hi ae syle features ee a Also an Important Sale of nea wn ad compose suits wi lue coats back chinchilla. All the leading shades. H Vilton,—Ox1@ ft.......... .t shina "Sie to 18 Sires Ito 18 ‘ Young Men'sFallOvercoats siaiibicad atalino Fe Sizes 33 to 40 a ; ‘ ; Mi Aft D . Danci , Bundhar Wilton, in all sizes ranging from “tnd Debutante Procka ia ene ee rect lane eee ak Made of ‘high-grade, soft-finish vicuna in atxb4 in. to 13x15 ft. 3.80 to 60.00 5 Phirias 2 # xford and Cam e gray; silk-line et psa and neterisle, ERE lars of skunk, fitch or ermine, ana silkefaced to the edge. ee ray regularly 4.75 to 75.00 25.00 39.50 to 110.00 85.00 25.00 Value 16.50 Ox1@ ft. Bundhar Wilton............35.00 e regularly 44.00 Misses’ Compose Dresses 19.50 Chic coat effects, of nisin serge, with skirts of tartan ene worsted, in several i Misses’ French Seal Coats 65.00 Boys’ and Youths’ High-Grade Clothing eo ee miogels Hen Several Special Values for To-Morrow at Unusually Low Prices ft R A | D we 5 Fu R NI TU RQ F somely lined. Sizes 14 to 18, smart models. Sizes 14 to 18, Pavel Suit ee PIVEN ING ys rge sults ren Girls’ Coats, Dresses, Hats penal Oar af - Desirable Norfolk model made of FREE ‘te Boys’ Suits : ‘ standard grade winter-weight blue Oris jheree and Party. Dresses Chris School Dresess of serge and silk, serge; serge lined. Sizes 8 to 17, mel it) mi: ’ velvets, chiffons, crepe de chine, meteor also worste: id plaid: i With Extra 7.50 Vi fr ted faa arr arnt of ewent fu bemoan i he new ea wise a 5.00 fincas models, Sizes 6 to 14. orings. zes 6 to 14, ’ ! ° English Norfolk Boys' New Suits i! 16.50 18.50 25.00 7.95 10.95 13.50 and patch pocket ° ; ie | OUR NEW ¥ models in latest With Extra Knickerbockers gut LIBERAL CREDIT TEkwiS designs, made of splendid quale Girls' Top Coats Children’s Hats 1.50 to17.50 An exceptional showing of latest Fall We Faraish WEEKLY bt Down on $50.00 A large collection of smart and select | ity all-wool mix- models made of strictly all-wool OPENS 4.00 “ # 75.00 9.75 styles, appropriately designed for children tures and blue fabrics. Sizes 7 to 17. ~ ree hs 4 AM 6.00 Made of striped boucl: hinchill. of 6 to 14 years of age. Dress, semi-dress serge that wi d “ALCOUNT i a in nye blue, oe hel pra Very tens and school hats of corduroy, velour, velvet, give exception- 6.75 aa 9.95 , $ e' 0 9.00 | ally good wear, eaaeeanee Sizes 7 to 17 years, est models, in sizes 6 to 14, plush, silk, duvetyn, 4.00 “Bontell” Corsets, 1.95 Boys’ Smart Overcoats FISHER BROS 12.00 / New low bust, supple model.of handsome broche, png 7, a Quality silswool fapries ie unubusity COLUMBUS AVE Ber 103 «104 ST softly boned, White and pink. Sizes 19 to 30. ‘ “e attractive patterns. Sizes 2) to 18. ( aati — (OO°-ST ALE VATED StAT/ON ar Co Ae 7.95 Fifth Avenue at 38th Street | | 9.95 od 12,95. | MAKRS LITTLE DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU MESD—4 WORLD “WANT” WILL GEEG,