The evening world. Newspaper, October 24, 1913, Page 14

a Re ie lee Ean, eae MOVIE” ACTOR | | | IS RESCUED FROM | WHIRLWIND RAPIDS Langard Drifted Around forlesiitie me Hours in the Treacherous Waters Below Niagara. | ee | SEARCHLIGHTS ARE USED) Boat Finally Goes Ashore on the Canadian Side and He Is Saved. | NIAGARA FALLS, Oct Peter Langard of Copenhagen, Den When} | tehed the Mehte were e « vt nal that h 1 carried Kept tent inse on the felt the vigil mit about e that it) ¢ velp him ashore 8 life bad been Ipon as a very once within the the overflow at him on down pointed Wills ate the writ. eo examina- t » arte F i" our Avcosed of Killing Himptoy When They Robbed 8 We take as much pri by our own Physicians. Because of the magnilude to 40%, lower than elsewhere Harris Glasses cost $2.00 of the frame you select and th J 8 ide in the filling of the prescription of | your Oculist as we do in the manufacture of the glasses prescribed | con Mra The hoon in de. | va netted the perpetrators jewelry $79, John A. Thompson and to [thot dead when they rushed to the as pairer, who had refused to open th ‘ 6 opt enfe at the command of the robbers, Ic Townsend was fatally wounded. We fill YOUR Oculist’s prescription at from 25% to 40% LESS than the usual charge of the Optician “specially designated” by the Oculist. Accuracy is guaranteed—and the services of expert Opticians for the fitting and adjusting of the mountings are assured you. _ We operate four large factories and can grind the most come "| plicated lenses in a few hours, of our business, our prices are 259% or more, depending upon the quality e particular kind of lenses prescribed mark, started out to make a trip through the Optical touse 54 Enst 25rd St., near Fourth Ave. varie + a Masih MERITS 27 W. 4th St., bet. Sth and 6th Aves, : We St.. near Lenox Ave. film, he did not know what was before Overseers, had e Ave., Bist and 82d Sts. him, raraduate at Har- Wt Stonhis neat John St. He left the river above the ratiroad| y conversation did o' eo te “bridge in his boat about & o'clock and| no c h standard of lan 1009 Broadway, near Willo'by, B’klya. anes whe (have aasn quny. #anias| by the college youth with lke 489 Fulton St, opp. A. & S., B'klyn. trips agreo he had a fine ride through | the chaotic waters of the Gorge, but the witnesses were amazed when he Feached the whirlpool to ave that he Made no effort to reach shore. At firat it was beteved his Hngering was to help the picture machine to a more extended and thrilling film, but as bour after hour passat and day \q@ave way to night it wan realized that| convenience, In the et R. McADOO has operated the fis engine had been knocked out on imyuih morning and wiht eh TOOL We tes perated ithe ¢rip and that he had nothing tett | Sate day, mmmum the udson Tubes on a “public be for him to do but to wadt until the cur- rents threw his boa close enough to! [J ghore #0 that he could be assisted to ‘When Garknens settled it was a @loomy spectacle created by the cold, ” bleak fall day—the tumbling waters $slemtiticalty Pretecte ¢ bus whenever they can. aay toni bac Srehent Sat Deletes Proesroee the Teeth, nd Your convenience, your comfort of anxious watchers on the river banks, advantages who re tn other English speaking countries, thelr education Are Your Teeth in Bad Condition? if 20 you should see a dentist at your ! “Open Air t lo Everywhere” Ceuliets and Opticians Mr. McAdoo and the ‘Bus 597 Broad St., near Hahne's, Newark. pleased” basis—as we operate our |} "busses. Which is one reason why so }f many, many people always take a Miackburne and his 8 Mills and George A FIREMEN WITH SEARCHLIGHTS | : Sta lt Sonesta wee woe mean more to us than your fare. AID BOATMEN. SE nice 50 Cents, All Drogsiots, For a contented patron is our and powerful searchiignta wore brought | Me Rallsble Dregyiet Will Otter « Sabutitete |] Fifth Avenue best advertisement—which is a | into play across the waters. The giant| GEO, BORGFELDT &CO, ||| Coach Company trite saying, but very true. beams shot from bank to bank and wEWYORK CHICAGO SAN FRANCISCO after getting Langard’e location estab- Opportunities Multiply at the Hackett, Carhart Retirement Sale _ || Every day additional lots of clothing and furnishing goods arrive in fulfillment of the orders laced before the Hackett, Carhart stores decided to retire. very day additional lots of merchandise ordered for six months ahead selling enrich the collection of highest grade men’s wear placed before men at a sacrifice of 50%. Everything Must Be Sold in order to raise cash at once and pay the numerous debts of Hackett, Carhart & Co. Inc. Retail. Liquidation with honor must be accomplished, and men are daily reaping the benefits of the situation in which this company is placed. Suits, Overcoats, Raincoats, Furnishing Goods and Children’s Clothing at 50% Reductions $9.50 $14.50 $17.50 $13.50, $15 and $17 High-| $20, $22.50 and $25 High-|$25, $27.50 and $30 High- est Grade New Fall est Grade New Fall est Grade New Fall Suits and Overcoats Suits and Overcoats Suits and Overcoats Boys’ and Children’s Clothing (At Our 13th Sfreet and Harlem Stores Only) $6 and $7 Children’s Norfolk and Double Breasted Knicker Suits, in Fancy Mixtures, sizes 7 to 18....... ‘ Boys’ $7.50 and 98:60 Chinchilis Refers: ia’ Blue ‘wad Gray REDUCTIONS IN FURNISHINGS Arow COLLARS 5x! & Gloves $1.50 Dents and ether English tofccatue 1.10 Tes SQ e_CCRedmam | Underwear. .._ Hosi Fristole, =e H.C. & Co. |" pt Be aco pure thread alo ise OS ain giellz satura! ook ineniine Qc tte| Coon or Mozen = Make Ea 20,000 dozen standard collars made by Cluett, Peabody & Co., Earl & Wilson, Frishie, Coon & Co. These goods are absolutely new and fresh, and free from imperfections of any character, Sold in dozen lots only. : ny I png nee eS nen } See ______ ss TRE BVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1918. HELD FOR TRIPLE MURDER, *. shery took place in the afters | lied Impil. | Edward Smith, clerks in the atora, were | t sistance of Paul Townsend, @ watch re- | Sund Special Saturday Sales Store beng / : Telephone and at 9 P. M. Mail Orde: Closes 0 Tr a y 0 Tr Promptly at 6 P.M. a : Filled Founded 1826 Misses’, Juniors’ & Children’s Suits, Coats € Dresses Misses’ Tailored Suits Several smart models of cheviots and serges, lined and warmly interlined, new model skirt; all the | $19. 50 | season’s popular shades Values to $30.00 Misses’ Dressy and Tailored Suits Reproductions of Foreign models, in the season's most at- tractive styles, materials and colors; handsomely trimmed, lined and warmly interlined $29.50 &F $39.50—Values 845.00 and $50.00 Misses’ Fall and Winter Coats Sport, three-quarter and full length, smart models of mix- tures, cheviots, chinchilla, novelty stripes and boucle cloth, in the newest colors $0.95, $12.50 & $19.50 Values $14.50 to $30.00 Misses’ Afternoon and Evening Dresses Of charmeuse, crepe-de-chine and chiffon, several dainty models, all shades, effectively trimmed; $19.50 new draped skirts Value $30.00 Juniors’ Suits of imported corduroy in the desirable shades, an exclusive Russian model, handsomely lined with peau de cygne; also several attractive adaptations of late fo.eign models of wool fabrics, some fur trimmed. Sizes 13 to 19 years Values to 840,00 Juniors’ Tailored Suits of Hu ee aaa in a variety of hand- somely tailored models, warmly lined; f; tailored skirts. Sizes 13 to 17 years SO Mest $19.50 Value $25.00 Girls’ Chinchilla Coats ot superior quality; smart low belted styles, buttoning high at neck with ornamental buttons, $0. 50 Sizes 8 to 14 years Value $12.50 : Juniors’ Tailored Dresses Of wool plaids, smart bolero model, with high girdle; tier effect skirt. Sizes 13 to 17 years $8. 95 Value 814.50 . $20.50 Girls’ Dresses, $3.95, $5.05 & $7.50—Values $5.05 to $12.75 Of wool serges, plaids and sheer fabrics, tailored and daintily trimmed styles. Sizes 6 to 14 years Women’s Fall Coats Special for Saturday Exceptionally Handsome Are the New Broadtail and Caracul Cloth Coats Distinctive models, suitable for street or dressy wear, beautifully lined throug shout and warmly interlined Very special at $25.00, $35.00 8 $39.50 Values $40.00 to $65.00 Attractive Fur Collared Coats Models of wool velour and chinchilla in all the new Fall colorings $25.00 &8 $29.50 Values $35.00 to $45.00 Very Special Fur Collared Coats Sor Street, Afternoon or Evening Wear Of the new plush and broadtail cloth, all hand- somely lined throughout with brocaded satin $ 95.00 and warmly interlined Value $55.00 Reproductions of Foreign Model Coats Suitable for Street, Afternoon or Evening Wear Of plain and moire, chiffon velvet, plain and tiger plush, eaushed plush, brocaded chiffon velvet, wool velour cloth, broadtail cloth, bolivia cloth, chinchilla velour, wool plush and corduroy Unusually fine values, at $50.00, $55.00, $65.00 & $295.00 Women's, Misses’ & Children’s Afternoon & Tailored Hats Second Floor s, in all the desirable colors and black, trimmed . ribbons, fancies and artistic touches of flowers Smart sha) with ostric! and fur i Prices according to materials $5.00, $7.95, $10.00 & $15.00 Values $10.00 to $20.00 Misses’ & Children’s Hats Of velvet, felt, plush, corduroy and velour, in black and assorted colors $1.45 to $5.95—Values $2.05 to $8.50 An Extensive Assortment of Exclustve Untrimmed Shapes of lity velvet, wires and plush, and all plush, all a y small and dress shapes (mostly black) $9,95—Values $12.95 Smart Distinctive Shapes Of good quality black velvet $1.05, $2.05 to $5.v0—Values $8.50 to $8.00 | Women’s Tatlored Suits Special for Saturday Smart Tailored Suits A comprehensive showing of the season’s best models and materials; prettily draped skirts; coats lined with cygne and warmly interlined alia $29.50 & $35.00 Values $45.00 to 850.00 Distinctive Tailored Suits Of broadcloths, velveteens, imported di als, velour cloths, fancy boucle and pesucloadh clocks, of warmiy lenin $39.50 & $45.00 Values $55.00 to $65.00 Handsome Tailored Suits Copies of Latest Foreign Models Many being trimmed with fashionable fur, The materials are velveteens, peau-de-soie, broadcloths, velour cloths, broadtail cloths, duvetyn, peau-de-peche, wool charmeuse, bolivia cloth and chinchilla velour cloth $50.00, $60.00, $65.00 & $75.00 Values $75.00 to $100.00 Women's Separate Shirts A large and attractive assortment $5.00, $6.50, $850 & $10.50 Values $8.50 to $15.00 Selected Furs Fur Coats, Muffs 8 Scarfs At Very Special Prices Seal-Dyed Muskrat Coats........ $110.00 & $135.00 Black Russian Pony Coats ,,,.....838.50 & $48.50 Black Caracul Coats...... Cees $75.00 & $95.00 Seal-Dyed Coney Coats , ..14+44++- 887.50 & $110.00 Matched Fur Sets arts, Muffs. Silver Kitt Fox, ....++9+99+++.$19,50 $42.50 Russian Fitch yy ¢9sesey++44 91582500 $38.50 Black Fox, sesseeserseerey+1B17Z50 $20.00 Natural Raccoon, ........++-+.$12.50 $20.00 Seal-Dyed Muskrat........,...$15.00 $25.00 Misses’ & Children's Fur Sets in all the various furs at special prices Pur Trimmings A complete assortment of the fashionable fur trim- mings, by the yard or cut to order Broadway & 26th St.; 5th Ave.; 19th St. ie ay World Wants Work Monday a Ci GE « entnen —8 heen Wonders