The evening world. Newspaper, January 29, 1908, Page 6

' t _ THE EVENING WORLD,’ WEDNESDAY, eh Mela iu HAD NEURALGIA ake HAS NOT BEE EN FOR AWEEK HNCED 10 TE WITH HANS TED BEHIND HS BACK Murder Indicated by Body Found Near Bayonne Shore. With ar k and both hands tied body of a m day from th Thinty-ninth stree THEODORE LUNI. “FAMILY HOUSES NOT NTS BILL HOLDS. old and o WASKED OBGES BT S300 WHE CRO SWEAR Strike Down One Man, Hold Up Another and Then Rifle Safe at Railway Station. ‘HavecWreo station he y Nam Depew, the ace! and got away Wit 5 gs By medicine for ol good than an Duffy’s Pure ‘Balt is an absolutely pure d thus destroying most effective tor bility and freed If you y take Duffy's Pure action and purifies t em CAUTION—When you ask your dru the genuine, it’s the only absolutely pure medicinal mever in bulk, Look for the trade-mark the cork is unbroken. Price $1. Rochester, i Ne Ye i ' Wife Believes He May Have Become Deranged Because West ught by pee of Acute Neuralgia. jore Hunt, an insurance agent, offices in the Hamilton Bank ng, One® Hundred ana Twenty- | fifth street, and a residence at No. 203 One Hundred and Forty-eighth almost a week notified: Po Sher hus red Grip Mr. M.D. Wingate, of Petos- key, Mich, with grip for several weeks, | was comp etely cured by one! bottle of Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey after other medicines faied to do him any good. Mrs. It tol e every ist, grocer or dealer for Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey be sure you get} nalt whiskey and is sold in sealed bottles only— ‘Old Chemist’’ on the label, and make sure the seal over the Ilustrated medical booklet and doctor's advice free, Whiskey ; who was laid up Wingate received more benefit for throat and lung trouble from taking Duffy’s bure Malt Whiskey than from aii other remedies, Thousands of ieiters like the {oi- lowing are received from graieiu men and women who cannot say too much in praise of Duffy’s Pure Mait Whiskey for the benefits de- rived trom it. use: “L wi sh to tell you and the public ur Pure Malt Whiskey has Last pruary ‘1 was ack of the grip ral weeks. The ual remedy for id not improve, and as | bottles of your Malt da bottle and took tions. In a better, and by tt 1e one bottle I was It is surely a great s it has done her mare | 142, 4¢ tel thoroughly malted, essence, which is the and moisture its palata- | most sensitive stomach, the glow of perfect health, s and strengthens the heart | ywhere, Duffy Malt Whiskey | A Sale of Shes ail Habbers Hight Grade Sampies and Surplus Stecks from famous Boston Shoemakers AT COST OF LEATHER. _ Women’s HIGH GRADE » Shoes. A hundred new } Winter styles. Patent Coltskin, Gun Metal Caliskin and Glace Vici Kid. Sizes 2}: to 8. Widihs, A to EE. Hand Welted Soles.| High Cuban and} Medium Military; heels; lace, abutton and bluchers ; Worth $2.50 and $309 VYomen Sampi shoes | A Napoleon Boots for Women ke the cut. ) cted Gun Metal sin and Pateat S210 | acd Button. Sizes 2% to 7. n Soles—Cuban Heels. | igh Cuz. former prices, | 5, $2.50 and $2.75, now at | ! 20 “4: } pe a ia as. Hine, RON Worth e we sigue Yea 69. Patent Coliskin ana Gun 4 SIZES) O¥e (OMA tt 34) tov2) at Men’s and Boys’ 2.8 Sampie Shoes Welied sizes Sets t #4: 25 “Coltskin — with Box Calf Patent dull Calfskin tops. and Viei Kid. Men’s Aretics : (Overshoes) Wales Goodyear pane. S 1.00 Women’s Rubiers 75c qua.- DE ity ates. fe Frazv’r< eg 3A ita 1808 WORLD ALMANAC First Big Edition Completely Sold Out. Price 25 Cts. By Mail, 35 Cts. Second Edition Now Ready. {|} | at Men’s 25c Socks at 19c. Two Blocks on peeee Avenue Established Forty Years | - ONeill: -Adams @ 20th, 21st & 22d Streets IN EITHER BUILDING r The Greatest Values in Women’s IMPORTANT Phis is ni entire stock of this Fall and W | Finest Broadcloth Suits High-Grade Fancy Check Suits hands ked ‘Ss pr duct The collection | Some strictly tailored; trimmed Two hundred es, solid colors Two with umber of Very High Class Suits ) S85. Here Is the Most Exceptional Offering of Women’s Outerwear in a Decade tised by any house for the season 1907-1908 ‘Over One Thousand Women’s Suits At One-Third to One-Half Their Former Prices of samples, but the balance on hand of our own Imported Tweed Suits Lymansville Cheviot Suits Read the price story which will crowd both buildings to-morrow : Lot 1—$15.00 to $20.00 Suits for $7.00 (| Lot 2—$22.50 to $29.50 Suits for $10.00 hundred and ilored Suits—Of ( s, Mixtures, € _Lot 3—$30.09 to $35.00 Suits for $12.00 ed Suits—Of Broad- \dsomely vs and Fancy M imported Broadcloths; hands Tich Suits adver- comprises * Tailor and mixtures, s Suits. — Of } nis ($7.00 fiths Women’s y tailored; ie $12.00 Lot 4—$36.50 to $45.00 Suits for $15.00 One Hundred and fifty very fine Suits for women’s wear; made of silk Braid: i j815.00 IN O'NEILL BUILDING ONLY Matchless Values in | Newest Waists for Women i |i $9.75 Lingerie Waists, $5.95 | pee: r of squares Of] gp | le iborat n Val. Lac ee | | Val. Lace i Waists Of . front | lusters '$ J.38 white with ) of pleating and ($1.00 | ot Xt of five, forr black line: patch 7 ' | [Saas EITHER BUILD I | | Splendid Specials in ¢ in C.B.Corsets ! 5B. Et CORSETS—In the new gh and low bust andi high bust and straight back ce trimmed; slightiy j models; made of fine quality 5, 69! | batiste, value $1.75, $1. 15 (Cy JE coutil, in hi long hip; impertect; CORSETS—Made of fC, value $1 —Made of femme y broche, in white, pink and and deep hip models; trimmed with eat ribbon; value $2.50, $1.45 blue; | Hes | | Valenciennes lace IN EITHER BUILD) 6 Pairs for $1.00. Men’s extra swperior quality medium heavy weight, highly mer- cerized silk-lisle Soc’ fast black; also tans, ni: ; best wearing and finest 25c. socks made. , per pair 6 Pairs a $1.00 , full seamless; all guaranteed absolutely nc Women’s Dainty De. sioner The Two Popular Styies Women’s patent colt leather evening dress Slippers; 3 straps over instep; French heels; hand sewn, turned soles. These are especially attrac- tive slippers and are superior to most goods sold at $3.00 and $3.50. $2. 50 to Zi widths A rat D. Special at...... | | | | \ Sizes 24% Women’s black glazed kid dress Slippers; 3 straps, black jet beaded, turn sole. Sizes 214 to 7, A to D widths. Extraordinary value for T hursday At. ccsccesese $2.00 Ser ce SE a ee | Pert Stove Regular. Special. No, 9.....$4.98 $4.0) No. $5.98 $4.98 No. - $6.59 $5.29 No. $7.85 $6.29 Gem Stove , Regular. Special. No. $3,33 No. $4.29 No. + $7.00 $5.60 No, 11 + $8.75 $7.00 No. 12....$10.50 $8.40 | No. - $12.30 $9.84 os, : Clipper Stove Ne 10—Self Feeding, $11, 75, toe cc uo ennesntnbde $9 wrt No, 20—Self Feeding, $13.50, | at $10.80 . 30—Self Feeding, $15.25, oo IN ADAMS BDG. ONL¥; Parlor Heating Stoves Cylinder Par- lor Heating Coal Stoves at marvellou sly low prices, Every one first ~ quality and best makes. We will ftt these up free of charge in New York City, giving with each stove 4 elbow, 4 length pipe, 1 collar, $12.24 = Children’s Wear At Special Prices CHILDREN'S MUSLIN DRAWERS. —Hem and cluster of fine see Sizes 2 to value 19¢., at MISSES' PETTICOATS—With rui- fie of lace and inserting; othw styles trimmed with fine em- brofdery; sizes 6 to 14 years; value 69c., at. » 49¢ CHILDREN'S MUSLIN DRAWERS —Ruffle with inserting and edke lace; 39¢. of at. value 25c INFANTS’ LONG COATS—Made of Bedford cord, capes trimmed with lace or fancy 1.9 braid; value $3.00, at. 5.95