The evening world. Newspaper, December 11, 1916, Page 11

; THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1916. siialnadiinaanis Bnatrrediarst Sono Does anonienenanesuboweinananaianemaiite — al | Jon in the return voyage from Giasow.|housed the wireless apparatue, the ) it's been a jong Ume sin of ihe blow putting the wireless } has yielded a more pals commission, demolishing bid 2 . that of the plucky whe 1 seriously = injurin of > A rote, the operator " three-day storm ot unpre FL I a violence finally steered the rm eaed with ever-increasing ship by hand safely into Liverpool. | fury, the ship being buffeted about @& r 2 The California, a sister ship of the| Unt, had ceue te aes Woe e.. —<—<— expected momentarily to Caledonta, which was sunk a = i when Luck? Not a bit of it! IN TERRIFIC GALE dupe ng eft hee Novi! aC Ane et RE, ‘ ; ys out, with the weather cor . the storm 1 down euf- ' Popovers simply can't go as rely pailaracts j chle the crow to tle UD } wrong if you use Presto — At 8 o'clock in tite afternoon, comin A ies Daa f by -Raisi Gi , so suddenly and gaining in violence hree days and three nights the « + Self-Raising Flour. ra : Wave Tore Away the) <o rapiaiy that Capt. Henderson had] storm continued, but the crow finally e rea nnua a e © u rs a i eta © managed to get the auxiliary gen ae, || ornia’s Bridge and Steam robbed Gs ore ie comands | working and in thia primitive ‘way an | > i mess gat aau clans P| took the ship 1,500 miles to safety. & } Steering Gear. and carried the steering gear away, oyaKe of the California Just completed was uneventful. brought over sixty goeccuente cargo of Scotch whiskey. Free of control, the ship was tossed CRE 2W IN HARD BATTLE. About an id it ware a ie vry basket, Passongers were ordered to thelr vow ot ste SILENT YOUTH EXPRESS. i NEARLY KILLED KNOWN Strange Patient in Kearny, N. J. Hospital Identified—Had Wan- will take place to-morrow and Wednesday, December 12th and 13th Try it tonight or in the morning when you clean your teeth Sozodont abins and the crew Finally Rigged Up Auxiliary} itn tne, clement | Apparatus and Steered 1,500 Miles. This great Sale, for which unusually extensive preparations have been made, will offer a very large assortment of carefully-selected Furs of superior qualities, comprising Women’s and Misses’ Fur Coats, Muffs, Stoles, Scarfs and Cape Collars, in the wanted styles and shapes, at decidedly less than customary prices FUR COATS for Women and Misses (sizes from 16 years to 44 byst) Hudson Seal Coats . . . . . «. «~~. ~ at $135.00 & 155.00 Hudson Seal Coats, trimmed with skunk, at 125.00, 175.00 & 225.00 Persian Lamb Coats, trimmed with skunk, ’ ; at 225.00 FUR MUFFS FUR NECKPIECES Beaver, matural . . . . $28.00 & 38.00 ¥ gfe were made by ach the auxiliary gear, Ship entre s for stich emer OM, at every attempt the men were driven How the 180 passengers and crew} back by the fury of the waves of the steamship California of the| Members of the crow, veterans of Anchor Line were face to face with|many ocean journeys, could recall no dered From Home. death for sixteen hours during the|storm like it. Twenty minutes after] The young man «ho was dragged last eastward trip of that vessel was|the storm broke a wave tore one of}from in front of « high-speed Lack- told to-day by Captain John Hender-' the lifeboats away from its fastenings) wanna train, and who was thought son when the California reached here and flung {t against the cabin which|to have been frightened into speech- =| lessness and a condition of apparent Paralysis, was to-day identified at the Stumpf Memorial Hospital, Kearny, N. J. as Ell Satel, of No. 77 Amity Street, Brooklyn, According to his mother and broth- er, who made the identification, Satel has not been quite himself mentally for two or three years, He avoided jthe watehfulness of his family on &. Pat morning, and left the Amity LIQUID DENTIFRICE leaves a cleaner, finer denti- OPPENHEIM, CLLINS & C 3th Street—New York Important Fur Sale Tuesday Women’s Hudson Seal Coats (Dyed Muskrat) # saved from being run train by Patrick Collins, on Saturday nigh ht. When him he was s st $21.00 & 24.00 Beaver, natural . . . This Season’s Best Models at Greatly Reduced Prices Civet Cat, matural . . . . 9.75 Civet Cat, matural . . . wl. 9.75 Women’s Hudson Seal Coats, 42 inches long, skunk or | 82 50 Nuit secede He dia Red Fox, matural. . « «© «© « 28.00 Red Fox, natural. . . .« . « 28.00 : self collar J : mee er being taken to the) = Roge Fox,dyed . . . » «© © 55,00 Rose Fox,dyed . . . . . «~~ 55.00 Women's Trimmed Hudson Seal Coats, 42 inches OK HA! Kamschatka Biue Fox, dyed. 30.00 & 38.00 Kamschatka Blue Fox, dyed 28.00 & 35.00 , Be ee LYNBROOK HAS A BLAZE. ath PGYeSs ' ' long; collar and border of natural skunk. Reduced to 100.00 three Haltdllae Detireregsitecs| 7 ape Fox, dyed se ee ee 58.00 Taupe Fox, dyed o © © » « «+ 88,00 Women's Trimmed Hudson Seal Coats, 45 in. long; 1 3 5 00 | oe CT pene) Slee Colored Fox, dyed . 25.00 & 40.00 Sitka Colored Fox, dyed... 25.00 & 40.00 collar and cuffs of natural skunk. Reduced to ° fener ata Seteren Nena. tea con Black Fox,dyed . . « «© «© 40.00 Black Fox,dyed . . . . . 45.00 t 000. ‘The fro started! = Kolinsky, dyed . . . . 25.00& 38.00 Kolinsky, dyed . . . . 35.00&65.00 Women's Hud Seal Coats, of soft fi Its, 47 f the newspaper and ate e i! eave eee inches long, skunk or self collar. Reducedto | 165.00 vcr romty ana) Black Lynx, dyed. . «21.00, 38.00 & 50.00 Black Lynx, dyed . . . 22.50,40.00& 55.00 we “ste 4 fue ae or wv ian Stier Mink,dyed . . « «© «© + +) 19,50 Mink,dyed . . . + 22.50 omen's rimme Ss! Ss ats, “Aton dag hin, inches long; collar, cutte and ander “of Kolinsky oF 225 00 = io ina va et es 3 ig SMA DER | se skunk; full ripple back. Reduced to ss Cnet hoae' through Australian Opossum, natural —. 15.00 & 22.50 Australian Opossum, natural. 15.00 & 29.00 up for a time. Raccoon, natural - 12.50, 17.00 & 28.00 Raccoon, natural - «+ 8.75, 16.50 & 19.50 Separate Fur Scarfs, Stoles and A Muffs Fei pr iervtoner a Raccoon, skunkedyed . . «. + 18.00 Raccoon, skunk-dyed . . . . 22.50 oa aeenaeamenaelin uated woe iz] Flying Squirrel, dyed . . . « 22,00 Flying Squirrel,dyed . . «© . 28.00 < At Greatly Reduced Prices ‘ariesied in connection with] Hudson Seal dyed muskrat) 9.75, 13.506 35.00 Hudson Seal (dyed muskrat) 12.50, 17.00 & 25.00 ‘ Scarts and Stoles New Model_Muffs Skunk, blended . . 24.00, 35.00 & 45.00 Skunk, blended . . . 21.00, 28.00 & 42.00 18.50 to 45.00..... White Fox .....37.50 to 45.00 PiROe wen tt wa Persian Paw,dyed . . . 6.75 & 9.50 Persian Paw,dyed . . . 7.50 & 18.60 17.50 to 50.00... . Natural Skunk... .20.00 to 45.00 |] woman xiucs tr varie neacen| ALSO FISHER SETS, consisting of Animal Muff (round shape) and Animal Scari (fur on 32.50 to 150.00 ee enree Ermine....... 35.00 to 55.00 | nosroy, Botalibh ey A BK Hows both sides) . . . . . . . . . . e . ° ee . per set $95.00 65.00 to 135.00........ Mole........ 25.00 to 65.00 ct “trim ot Ae it Howe & sonm (Fur Department, Third Floor) 45.00 to 110.00..... Hudson Seal .... 8.50 to 45.00 “hy ta’ fatt from. a’ window on aaa 55.00 to 250.00. . . Kolinsky ...... 17.50 to 59.50 A Special Offering of Men’s Furnishings will afford an opportunity to-morrow for obtaining exceptional values,in Men’s Silk Shirts, Silk Scarfs and Imported Knitted Silk Dress Mufflers. A Victrola for Christmas Any Style Instrument with Records Complete on Convenient Plan of Payment SPECIAL CHRISTMAS OFFER: SILK NEGLIGEE SHIRTS made from Japanese Habutai (imported direct by B. Altman & Co.) in a variety of novelty satin-striped patterns; very special . $5.85 SILK FOUR-IN-HAND SCARFS in a large and comprehensive assortment of novel designs and colorings at . 2 «© © « « 85c., $1.10 & 1.35 SILK FOUR-IN-HAND SCARFS made of imported silks of unusually rich qualities, in handsome designs and color effects . . 2. © «© «© «© © «© $1.65 IMPORTED KNITTED SILK DRESS in black-and-white novelty stripes . MUFFLERS $6.75 time there Special Sale MEN’S UNION SUITS of gray cotton-and-wool mixture; with long siceves and in ankle length, per suit $1.65 MEN’S MEDIUM-WEIGHT BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS with long or short sleeves and ankle-length Drawers to match . per garment 65c. At the same will be on (First Floor) -LeatherTravelGoods& Women’s Hand Bags Victrola XI $100.00 specially priced, will offer an advantageous purchasing opportunity for to-morrow. 5.00 $105.00 per 5 Month $5 in Victor Records $210.00 per s5 Down $5 Month and Down and 10 Attention is directed to the new Victrola, Style XVII,, at $250.00 James MeCreery & Co, 10 5th Avenue 34th Street D SUIT CASES of black enamel duck, with tray and hat $5.25 partition 2. . +6 +» «© «© « « OVER-NIGHT BAGS (fitted of black enamel duck, lined with colored moire; with scissors and eight celluloid fittings. . . .« « «© « « « $9,00 | WOMEN'S HAT BOXES (18x18x12) of black enamel duck, with two hat forms, andtwo pockets . . . . . » $4.50 WOMEN'S HAND BAGS Of black or colored velvet, with Inside frame pocket and mirror. . . . © » $3.00 Of genuine pin seal, or black or colored velvet; with two Inside frame pockets and mirror, 54.50 at. © © © © © © © © @ Fifth Aveme-Madtaon Avene, New Pork