The evening world. Newspaper, February 19, 1914, Page 13

lies crt ans —— DUR HURT ON LINER SWEPT BY HUGE SEAS. WN HOSPTAL HERE a ~ i ; Chief Ofiicer and ‘Three of ~ Cairndon’s Crew Taken Of at Quarantine. Chief OMtcer Hopwood and three Members of the crow of the steamer @Rirndon, whieh arrived at Quaran MN from London tute last night, are rent at a hospital to-day ived while the ship attling Wilh Lhe stormy weather Prevailing on the Atlantic. ‘Tha febou f the Calrndon were swept @Way and everything washed from Nie decks by the heavy seas. Refore the ship got in a wireless, Wan sont by the pilot xteamer New Jersey tolling of the condition of the) four men and Dr. Joseph J. O'Connell, Health Officer of the Port, Quarantine tug in the Narrows to take tie four off as soon us the Cairndon anchored, It was found that Chief OMcer Hop- ‘wood had been severely cut about the face when a great wave swept over the vessel. At the same time one of the veamen sustained a broken arm, another was cut about tho head and |‘ @ third had his fingers cut off by a falling ventilator. Every i and the Red Star liner Lapland from I 0. Antwerp, both four day: The Columbia ped ‘Thursday—t of furious ing from the west began to shift to | the southward. ‘The 1 rode into the calm of the dread storm centre, a vortex from ich few vessels emerge uninjured, caught the swirl of the hurri- ain and eventually battled her y clear of the wheeling tumult, ‘Bhe outw again lived up to her record of bel: @ lucky ship—e reputation whic! ‘won when she drove into an iceberg _eome years ago and backed off unin- — BIG INCREASE IN OIL PROFITS Mundaré Company of California's on the News. 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B. GREENHUT. PRES(, GREENHUT-SIEGEL COOPER CO. OUNTAIN™ GREENHUT’S Always Striving to Serve You Better We find thet only half as many people sre required to correct errors in “The Big Cha as are employed by other large stores for that pu’ This is because of our sim implitied system and scien- tific management, that help to prevent errors occurring. And yet, with this excellent record, we are not satis- fied even to make HALF AS MANY ERRORS as other stores. We went to get MUCH NEARER TO PERFECTION in service. Our people are human. Accidents will happen, with the greatest of care. But, please remember that we always consider it A FAVOR to be told promptly about errors when they occur--so that we can MAKE THEM RIGHT at once as well as correct the fault and prevent it happening again. Help us to make YOUR store still BETTER. MAIN BUILDIN: oo” Dressmaking Things and Every-Day Necessaries For tomorrow we announce one of those famous “Big Store" occa- sions that save Lorageet for dressmakers and home sewers, and offer the lowest prices of the exe on the Little Thi hat Rhy? haat dln needs. Hundreds of kinds of NOTIONS and Small Wares, to 14 below “The Big Store's" little prices. jark your list TonicH: + ani come EARLY, tomorrow. [Peete eet ae Yastevere=-biack or white: oe 1ye Mercerised ‘Tubalar Corset 1e Fe, Bias Tape—a . 1 2-yard piece. on oe Ving yu te Fin—I and anal” — "3a Bo <. Ge Speol ar Sitk—100 po Sat Ca nee BI i he only, 180" ‘Bal in oie ‘Tepe 100 Collar Suppertere— Diack or whit black oF whit 1Ze Bolt Engil to % Inches 850, Henltery Aprens—ting oe 18 |*: ‘25e Des. silk Hale Nete— i Mlatble draw atring ste: de MAIN BUILDING Tomorrow, an Interesting Advance Exhibition of Women’s and Misses’ New Spring Suits Made for Us at Specially Low Prices The new season is ging very decided style changes, but that is never a reason for high prices at “The Big Store.” These same fashions are being shown in other progressive stores, but the prices asked for them are \4 to 44 higher than you'll find in this Introductory Display and Sale. LINS, CREPE The new Spring Fabrics include WOOL AND CREPE POP- PONGE, GABERDINES, SHEPHERD CHECKS, WALE WORSTEDS, SERGES, SILK MOIRE AND JACQUARD WEAVES, in the fashionable colorings. Prigre’ 1.2.15, 2230,12430,12780° 29.00 and upwards—all exceptional values. From the — for Small Women Misses with the new dra fabric; either side of belt In back, of self-material, rt ie ew sinvle tunle model hat has met with great favor. 14.75 t of coat is sclected the suit mencaie for bi “This ic kimono-sleeve model From the Women’s Suits we illustrate a charming model, This most top collar and cuffs of The si favored bold for 1014, These, a rrkrw tomorrow, Weed at $14.75, ‘sies0, aed Extraordinarn Sale of the World-Famous Wash Fabrics Numerous Desirable (But Small) Lots of Most Fashionable Materials i: Tomorrow's Sale typical Greenhut Economy cessary when sensational i, Poaten and stylish wash dr G. Hy “"Hydegrade” Silk-filled |‘‘Hydegrade’ “Galateas “Hydegrade” Tub Silks Eponge—made to re-| all the wanted col-| _. 32 inches wide; tail at $1 and $1.25] Grn Uraeace and| made to retail at $0c ‘MAIN BUILDIN Sale of “Odd” Napkins . $1.49 $1.89 to $2.45 a Dozen, lew hundred o1 yur customers to buy Tomorrow, a Do: A very unusual op} union damask napkins, by the dozen, very fine bleached Iris! Pretty pattern: Round center design in extra-weight 22-inch square all-linen napkins among this lot. Be, 6cand 7c Turkish Wash Cee $1.50 sepanene Hand-Made Renals- ame Bord ert deta w pink plain or blue borders, ‘ me ‘hed Bleached Muslin finial PA Pillow Cases —300 14 doz.; white embroidery and 98¢ Renalssance and Lace- immed Scarfu—hand-made Jap- jain center scarts, Renais- ge; lace-trimmed sanerton 48c scarfs with la Meats, Poultry, Fish, Vegetables, Fruits, Cakes, Etc. Best in Quality That Any Price Can Bu Grocery, at Quotations That Will (Lenten Groceries upplies from the bout every 30 min: baw New Sweet Prunes 10 Ibs.. @Be: 6 Iba. Extra Creamery Butter quail ' rest but char Maul hteake Sal, ¢ ‘Meal We clean finh free of it Steal —Sold Here, in The World’s Greatest elp You to Reduce Your Food Bills are specially featured.) Mail and ‘phone orders accurately and promptly filled. Please ‘phone 4000 Chelsea. Fresh kruus and Vegerabes Standard wowdered wuger Tomato Soup wn Heidel full’ fore quarters city vdreased ., de bey se acs Fens, creamy solid saree Cocoa. round; sold tn Wel, 12¢ ‘ effective semi: Ri PLIN in black and the Sita nee pg ste, ele Tuxedo sha wt collec, and Shirt © G.omert earoedlie aadit; Gebtined to besqme ent of fashion's models, are here for your choosing, end upwards. GREENHUT BUILDIN' 55 Brass Bed $29 50 Outfits, at . Each outfit consists of detach niin post brass bedstead, with five rari boas rods, box spring, covered in fancy cretonne art ticking, with 63 coil’ pti Ip roll edge, com- bination felt and cotton mattress and two curled feather pillows; mattress and pillows covered to match the box spring. ALSO SPECIAL PRICES, TOMORROW, ON MATTRESSES, WOVEN WIRE SPRINGS AND COTS. Other Sales in Our Greenhut Building Retrigerators, Afoeted ame Galvanized Iron Ware, Aluminum Ware, Thia-Bi "Ware and Fine Domestic Rugs. ow mes ton pape bad el bag yescocanl yoy tO ‘MAIN BUILDING Thousands of Yards of Plain and Fancy White Goods 1 0c Values from 15¢ to 35e @ Yard, at . : For your selection at this remarkaily low pric: q 39-Inch White Sheer Linen Finish Nepal Lay inch Fine White oS edy Ths Lawns; 2/-Inch wee Dimtiees 37-lacs White Criakied ye 21-inch White Crepe Cloth. 59c Bed Pillows 36c Tomorrow at, Bach - We Have ony 600 at this Speciat Pre Frice, ad a CANNOT FILL MAIL OR These are lin ey een ith a nn ene finish cotton tickin, $2.45 and cons Sipieitaie'sscsliom cal kanes Senorbh fit aikalinecorered filled with clean cotton. Some mame 1.95 Several T! nd "3.50 $9 Bxcellent New atl a4 3 a + me Manufacturer «eats Tomer lb da in @ good wate On TAce A with word ted wakes; ut, best of all, every size and width in each style. and Children’s $1.25 Shoes eA oMalt ot quality kidskin; button styw; good, services! sizes from 5 to 2; pal $3 and discontinued lines from eur own stocks; ha Iso t leather, velvets, MAIN BUILDING Wines and Liq uor John Haig & Co's Scotch Whisky Verv old and meliow; spe r 1.15 Chickes Ce Cock Whisky mhleny’ Sottied’ "9Be in_bend: bottle ri ‘Samaice Be 6 3c) xii ai i ae ae “Sitio OSE 65. | ‘Tom or ROC! qhart bets, Lio ary; bettie ey BY bot PORT. SHERRY, TOKAY, BB] ANGELICA, MUBCATEL. te * ; R