The evening world. Newspaper, November 21, 1913, Page 8

“THE EVENING WORLD, +600 feet to the Kart River. HUNDREDS IN PANIC : INS100,000 FIREIN : ve building. WO BROTHERS, BURNED, 1 ARE tory Fought by Firemen ie So a VE who were dn the FOU re badly and chest, work hing building, From Land and Water. TWO WORKERS BURNI . iD. Four Alarms Sounded to Save Big Manufacturing Plants in Vicinity. ee ( , _ The Atlantic Macaro:.. Company's face | ty tory at Vernon © nue and Mourteenth street, Long laland City, the largest | plant of its kind in the country, caught fire to-day and before the firemen re- | duced the blaze tm contro! the $200,000 | Plant had suffered damage amounting | ¥ @ more than $100,000. v The factory is situated tn the centre of @ manufecturing district where there are oll works, a match factory and ala agsing mill and had it not been for a) tie yprovidential absence of wind it ds likely | me that one or another of these would | conti eaught. There was a wild rush to saf: babe n ‘on the part of the 175 employees of jc i ag det LAG and these had to be wate macaroni factory and all cot out excep: | éwo men, who were severely burned and | BOATS WORK FROM RIVER ba to a hospital. QUENCH FLAMES. The macaroni works were housed ina} Two of the firehouts, Great bullding which has a,frontage of | McClellan and thi nicfa, and t aa much as po ad to give much atte Abram 8, SHa(y [a0 tet on vernon feet on Vernon avenue and runs down | It emplr 5 wome ul) and giris,| out in nt, which t# tn the | i, was a! tw get out of chel tr fled screaming down Vrank Peco WA Vernon 4 twenty q Wide of the maca- fant, and tile wave the Arenen @ Vantage polnt from which to ent of the blaze within ite own . The works of the Standard k away, d, too, the George i, Howitt, | Por Sale at Riker and Hereman Drug Stores. oH for expe: or Peau Ppneumoni and On the way to the of Deputy Colef Maher etrack Mis fo ftush, elhteen years old, of | St. John's Hose © Vernon | festores their healthy action. (Prom the Motor “That Mia. Naybor dro; afternoon and got off a lot of dily yleide to tts Emulsion. Bhar elcohelic swhetitutes your recovery demande the parity of Scatt's in this cheap | ap talk H ‘#0, she used our telephone for a full half hour.” Orting for Drink Habit) | TRY IT AT OUR EXPENSE © ak yo onto Looks! a old and yo f gives the w who drink to to try the ORRINE «® very simple treatm nin the home without p sx of time from business and at a small pri ORRINE: is prepared in two forms:| No.1 treatment a powder: Ol. [Te "|RINEN those whe or TO| teste to take nt. Costa) eran ay only $1.00 ab d tatk over [seta Ba the matter wit lor booklet. | are too wearing dargerops r consumption easily follow. Exacting physicians rely on 1 08 #he Was crogain ve, One of her legu| | Seott’s Emulsion to overcome was badly Injured and she wax placed J bronchitis. It checks the cough; its rich medical nourishment aids the healing process, soothes the enfeebled membranes and quiekly If you have bronchitis or know an afflicted friend always remember that Bronchitis How Ladies Improve ung, suffer a with thelr nerves, and happin Any thin, | or woman eee ane FRIDAY, “NOVEMBER 21, 1913. AAA UAALAL ALA ITZ AANA NDAUALUACALAL AAA WALD EAD RAID rrine Co., Washington, D. C. * WORLD WANTS WORK WONDERS. Brooklyn Philadelphia Young Men’s Clothin i] V At Special Prices Overcoats Sizes 32 to 40 Single and double-breasted els of chinchilla, Shet- land cloth and mixtures. Plain or belted back. £2.50 Value 15.00 Young Men's London box overcoats of genuine Done- gal tweeds and close-nap chinchilla. Sizes 32 to 40. 30.00 Value 20.00 Suits Young Men Sizes 32 to. 40 Three and four-button Eng- lish models in hairlines, pencil stripes, mixtures and plain blue, black and gray. 22.60 Value 15.00 Full Dress and Tuxedo Suits, consisting of coat and trousers, hand-tailored of fine unfinished worsted and silk lined throughout. Sizes 33 to 40. 18.50 i $0.00 Value Oppenneim, Giuns &@ 34th Street Boys’ Overcoats—Special Sale Polo and half-belted models, of chin- chilla and mixtures, in attractive pale 5. 00 terns. Sizes 214 to 10 years. 7.50 Boys’ chinchilla overcoats in sizes from 214 to 12 years; also full-length and three-quarter models of fine mixtures in sizes from 5 to 17 years, 10.75 Value. Bove’ dressy overcoats of Shetland cloth, chinchilla and plaid-back mixtures, splendidly tailored throughout. Sizes 6 to 17 years. 15.00 Value. Boys’ Norfolk Suits 148 suits, with an additional pair of knickerbockers, made of fine woollen fabrics, in all sizes from 8 to 17 years. Regularly 9.60 and 10,50, 10.95 6.50 Boys’ and Girls’ Gloves An exceptional assortment of gloves made of of dependable quality, | selected capeskin, mocha and kid, in 905c all sizes for boys, girls and misses A Unusually Good Value} OPPENHEIM, GLLINS & © 34th Street—New York Buffalo Newark Misses’ Outer Apparel At Reduced Prices Misses’ Coats 85 spprt coats of ir tina mixtures and wool plush, in swagger belted and straight-line models. 19.75 Value 13.75 120 misses’ fur-trimmed coats, of imported boucle and chinchilla, with kimono sleeve and collar of skunk raccoon or moleconey. Silk lined throughout. 20.00 82.50 Value Misses’ Suits 75 misses’ tailored suits of needle cord, velour cheviot and Bedford cord, compris= ing one and two garments of a kind—all taken from regular stock. Reduced from 36.00 18.00 90 misses’ dressy suits of broadcloth and the new rough fabrics now in vogue. Many trimmed with fur. Reduced from 40.00 25.00 OPPENHEIM, GLLINS &G 34th Street Girls’ Coats—Special Sale Distinctive models, in straighteline and belted effects, made of corduroy, chine chilla and boucle, in navy, brown and 5. 00 gray. 4to8 years. Reduced from 8.76. Girls’ Coats of zibeline and velour cheviot in the prevailing shades; models 9 suitable for general wear. es 10 to 75 16 years. Reduced from 13.50. Small girls’ dress coats of velvet and corduroy, in new long-waisted model, 10. 0 with pleated belt of self material, 0 Sizes 4 to 8 years. Reduced from 15.00, tive styles, made of imported zibeline, Girls’ high-grade coats, in ten ribeline,| velour de laine, vicuna, cheviot | boucle. Sizes from 10 to 16 years. Reduced from 20.00. Girls’ Smart Millinery A large assortment of youthful models, in velvet, | velour and plu h, attractively trimmed in a variety of latest effects. 1.95 3.95 5.00 15.00 aw a3 Pid a4 <3 = 3 3 z >) AT UPA GheeOSSOSAG40 4 AAEseeteSeteteses SOseesesesere; a | Bie F dom of movement to the arms ‘They hi SaEN § UES SBLANKET ROBES SSSPECIAL at $3.96 wiEN’S $3.00 aan rei tat Marchandise here advertised on Sale and Saiurday. Special tn all depart ments ghout im eed 3 Store opens 8.30 A.M. and &® loses at 6 P.M. % COPOPDSCSSS SF 9999 FIFGGE Herald Square OVERCOA by a master of his craft, such 1 Macy's Overcoats are cut, tailored We illustrate on the left one of the several smart models at $/7.75. The colors are blue, gray and brown. Both shawl and notch-collar models i are included, and in most cases the chinchilla is plaid-backed, (The Coat at the right is a Chesterfield at $19.75, described below.) Most have the popular diagonal wa soft-roll front, combined with a semi+ ck. Collar of silk velvet. Natural shouide fi ¢ We call special attention to our stock of $3 : Balmacaan Overcoats 3 e = oi These very smar! Coats are cut according to the 1 eas of a famous ‘4 portoinal, a mem. er of the Scottish nel bit, ind give absolute free- i M17. ig loosely from the shoulders. # and have a distinctiveness and individuality that no other style pos- Prices at Macy's, $19-75, $24.75 aid $29.75, according to Seessesveeses $5959950000986069 00ss00sss00000008 <THE NEWEST 3 “MUSHROCM” =>PIN-PLEATED | ii SSRIS, $1.98 One of ihe smartest effects in town, and in the new smart cross-stri too, as well as plenty the familiar tength- ways stripes. cross-stripes bund, in e Mato leather, gun-metal cal skin. Cut on English lines, with low, broad heels and receding toes, | Broader models for nwre con- | servative men. Aniong the lace models are quite a number with the very smart and popular invisible are upon eyelets. lavender, The length-r-ays stripes are In broad plain colors upon white grounds, All sides from gths has a finer and more complete st Shop. All the best-known and best than in any specialty or other sto’ F. Lozano Tampa- made Cigars (50), Special, $ Elsewhere $4.00. Ca- | Cigars (50), In new. Jacquard figured ef- cts, carried out in navy, tan, mayoon, Oxford, cut for complete com nd finished with a heavy “Purl size | at at ite 96. Six other sizes, “Mi Hogar” and “ Artimore” girdl All sizes, Including, small, Of the finest Cuban medium and large. tobacco. One-third more elsewhere, “Sublimes” at $1.98. Ten more sizes. Sundries at Very When o IMME ¢ g sero Macy's. Tubes of Real Amber, Silver-mounted and in fine plush lined leather- covered cass. — Finer grades, $3.49 and to $14.89. Marcha & Amber Pipes, $2.24 Real meerschaum and real amber. Several shaj Finer, quality, $4.74 and to $24.89, Here are just save very appreciably at Macy's. are three of the newest Tobacco: Cigarettes, nartest Bone for the Ash Trays, low, and in two more Ra shapes for — his Macy oie, vaveveoeeeres VT TS Special, Elsewher Main Floor, BSth St, SSFLEXIBLE DERBY HATS, amet u can get all the Hat you Want More. expensive Hits are seldom, if ever, actually better—they he cost more, kor $1.74 Macy's has a Hat that has every point fide excele sed by | Humidors (50 capacity), Special, with lock and plate. Copper I with porcelain 12.74. benics | f ron: Finer grad bat AGN ries are flexible, cule to the shape of the head without causing discome fort, and are absolutely tast up to $64.75, =. A Jew timely examples, chosen from one of the finest and most comprehensive stocks in the City to illustrate Macy savings and Macy variety. Bows’ Fine CORDUROY Boye Dene FROUSER Suits$4.96 Illustrated. Of an exceptionally good looking and durable grade of tan, golden brown, or mouse-colored cor duroy.. Tailored in a smart Norfolk model, Strong- ly made for real boys. The coats lined with khaki cloth, All sizes trom 7 to 16 years. Boys’ Special Corduroy Extra-trouser Suits firm sordurg in seal brown, tan, golden . Norti folk or double-breasted ‘models. a well tailored. Coats urge lined... Fully lined ickers, Better than are sold elsewhere for $6.50 with only one pair of trousers. Sizes 6 to 17 years. ' Boys’ Finest Corduroy Norfolk Suits, $7.49] & Of the finest imported tan and brown’ corduroy, finely tailored in the newest smart models. No better Suits made at any price, Sizes 7 to 17 years. Boys’ Wool Extra-trouscr Suits, $4.96 pecialty. ice of gefteen different models, all Tesirable fabrics and colors of the season, Sizes from 6 to 18 years. er grades up to £6.49, Suits for Stout Pot, My 49 to $14.74 Wide variety of fabrics and ¢ boxset sz toe q ¢ SFROSHIEF OS OVE OD PSOHEESSES OEE: & Co.'s Attractions Are The’ ZC deep vent. All Shoes of tan oil-grain calfskin with viscolized waterproot soles. Others of heavy blac! a kid lining, and heavy doubie soles that are invaluable for the snow and sleet. These Fine CIGARS at SAVINGS Worth While Macy's Department of Smokers’ rddobet on the Fifth Floor, etc.—and every single ilem in the Department priced lower | Lucilla Havana Elsewhere $4: | nos extra” edia Perfectos” Porfectoe (25), $2.49 | Chancellors (50). High-grade Havanas. Of polished solid ma- hogany and fumed oak, | Known for fine iuality. larger sizes at $3.24 and | of the best cigarettes a very few of the sundries on which you can Stands, 4 Humi Cigarette Holders, ecovetenucesveuseses pervevrryrrrrrrrerrrrrrerrprrrirrerrerryririits oy in SUITS 6 OVERCOATS for the Boys fe ha, pot, The Macy Restaurant on the Eighth Floor offers the lest meal in the City al each of several prices, Excellent @ la carle service also. PPOIOSIISFSSO FITTS Their Low Prices. S| Broadway, 34thto 35th Ste $22.50 CHINCHILLA TS, -$17.75 Warm, practical Coats, cleverly tailored on smart lines that give individuality and distinction to the wearer. Winler-weight fabrics are thick and heavy. Unless cut materials hang in heavy, un- graceful, sack-like lines, So much depends upon the tailoring. and finished by men who are ex perts in their chosen field, who can impart the “bel air” and distinction to the most difficult fabrics, and whose pride it is to match or sur- pass the fine productions of the expensive custom tailor. All have salin yokes and sleeve linings, patch pockets and full back with belt. A few are semi-fitting. Lengths are 45 in. and SO in, All sizes. We have all sizes from 33 to 42, and almost surely have a Coat that is just | right for you at the first try-on. $25.00 Silk-lined Chesterfield Overcoats, $19. 75 Illustrated on the right. Made of exceptional fine hard-finish, winters weight worsteds in black, Oxford gray and Cambridge. The length is 43 inches, and there is a i. Handetailored throughout sizes in stock, with plenty of special ictings. SAOSEELE FSSA DAE OO4OO900409000000 1900006000809: Men’s and Young Men’s Suits at $24.75 Cleverly de: sinned sah the lines of the stnartest and newest Amer- h clothes. ‘| iy neal todels have long, soft-rolling lapels and misfitting. Other syIs follow the more three-button sic 819.75 ican and natural shou and are ive lines of the p assimeres, tweeds, etc., is tures, and in | stripes and club checks, i a All sizes from 33 to id extra fittings from 38 to46. — ritth Fleer. LS VOCOSCSHO FSD SSSTISISTIISISTIS BF SSdFSd04904: MEN’S $5.00 Button or Lace SHOES, Special at $3.96 Made of the finest Hoes ot supple and durable patent skin, tan Russia calf, and black kid- Main Flose, Son be a $1.75 GRAY MOCHA GLOVES $1,398 Full Milanese quality _ silk lining. Half pique, sewn Paris Round corners. In heavier winter weights are Fen yu sten with one cl Pe calf have pean Men's $2.00 , Floor Halcony, 4th Sta. Rear. jand-finished me clasp. rene ee as ee REN'S $8.00 SWEATERS, SPECIAL, Mitth Floor, Centre, $4.96 ock than many a Specialty brands of Cigars, Cigarettes, re in New York. | Ruyera Lopez $3.24 | “Congress” (50), 50. In| Special, $3.96 S27 | Elsewhere 85.00. Fine, mellow flavor. “La Flor de Cantino” Blunts (100), $7.94 Elsewhere $9.00. Very excellent quality. Special Prices $3.18 @ $4.50. g@ or Xmas Pitan come to We have a really famer haute showing. | Bud” Turkish Chae lee (100), Special, $1.88 sewhere &. one) M46 left. of the finest and all They ure ave $2.24) Sp name | !n natural cedar ed. It) Ramesis 1. lining, | Cigarettes (100), Special, Elsewhere, $2.00. One ? thing—Jor a ce olfing, motoring, skal ing ete. $1.59} GosdZscortment . Colors are Oxford, navy d 5 saetmanecoessensseeses : Men’s $4.00 $ Pace: - Shirts, $2. 69 All are cut in coat model, es and produced, Pipes, Pouche: Lighters, : ‘obacco Jars, Smokers’ Sets, sega | Many New York boys have been Macy-clothed from the cradle, for no other reason than that Macy better clothes for less money than any other store. Boys’FineW INTER-weight OVERCOATS, Special For bovs of 2 0.10 year: “Overs ats of gra ind of gr ings. Heavy wool close to then neck, Velvet or For boys of 6 to 12 sears, Re knee- Jvercoats of heavy mixe Wining. *Venet almost ts $4.96 § y, brown or $ < {tan mixed @ or Ulsters some heavy Convertjble col lars. for service, Boys’ Fine Overcoats, Special ot $17.49 For boys of 244 to 12 vears, Of chi las and faney mixtures in a wi ion of color wool lining, button-to-r converuble collars in three-quarter jiength. For boy's o| ee: 18 years, ‘wt Ulsters of fine que heavy mi: Wc Shawl or length or extra long, iner Overcoats in regular stock in a Prices up to 818.49. In every case the hi, the greater your saving as compared wit a r recon, 3x and shavi 999 werrr yr yr RH Many te neni inane