The evening world. Newspaper, June 4, 1908, Page 10

«oVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1908. ESCAPE DEATH OM OK “ONeill-Adams G TOWER IS NU NAMED IN WEISS. | ONeill-Adams Gl Store Occupying Two Biocks, Sixth Ave., 20th to 22d St. N. Y. Our Delivery Service in Newioney Is the Most Complete of Any New York Store RES TODEN “WOODS AND KEEPS DORE CASE, DN SECRET + Husband’s Charges Against the Well-toDo New Yorker Had) Poughkeepsie Millionaire Razor and Revolver Ready Ruled Out. for Suicide in Hastings. | LINER TEUTONG saves he ease siesta | Walker, Wanted in Connecti- cut, Said to Be Free From Extradition. i i Our Delivery Service in New Jersey | | Is the Most Complete of Any New York Store Man’s Leg Broken, Other Pas- sengers Swamped, as Wave Breaks Over Deck. ; Extraordinary Sale of | Dinner and Toilet Sets Special Offers for To-morrow Only | O'Neill Building 200 Dinner Sets, the choice of two shapes (one of which | we illustrate), consisting of | From 9 Until 12 Noon To-Morrow (Friday) No Mail or Telephone Orders Adams Building Eos When the Teutonic arrived at the White Star Line pier to called. from Time 4—The police | tity of a N. y¥. [here are puzzle WIFE FORCES FIGHT.) ssn Orange, N. J., in the woods | man who was fou Produces Depositions From |vack of the o1 mart . | Fa road, with th Several Witnesses in { i { | i } { t quarry on the o was ship during a vy gale |. Contrary to expect The noon session was taken up! fn reading the depositions of witneses | upon | | ving in these Southern cities, whom Mrs. Welss relles to prove her] used when he slashed charges against her husband In 19% Mrs. Weiss brought an action for absolute divorce. The following January she had differences with her] any mark recently |of that was lawyer, Henry J. Hancock, from Philadelphia. Hancock sued for $2,500 for his ser- vices, and made affidavit that he was to get a divorce for Mrs. Weiss in order that she masght carry out “an arrange- ment made by her to marry a rf manufacturer, after her divorce, who |s to pay her legal expenses end who his recently given her $9, in presents, inoluding fifteen $1,000 bills."" Hancock did not mention the name of | Western affair t his| men, masked, hea a | horsebac! M the “millionaire manufacturer, dea soon after admitetd man meant a MASKED ROBBERS SHOOT UP! ieee ° TOWN NEAR PITTSBURG, | One Let Off With a Single Pune PITTSBURG. aiding up and robbing of a Penns: tell who he was or why he With the e: evidence on point, and his charges | nd} naming Mr. Tower were ordered strick- | : | THROAT AND eat ere ap | LUNG DISEASES removed from) sr s white shirt had | be had &: nana “Richard.” MAGISTRATE ORDERS | | UNRULY BOYS SPANKED. fi oui ishment, the Other Is to s June 4—Following the ts severed and a i n the loss of blood hele His Washabl i 1 one hundred pieces fine 5 the South. Caan cree titan aces i ne e Shirt Waist Dresses Se Let aes | | {| Saturday the ogee : | 5 se naa | Albert Edward Tower, the Pou ignloraas pia ShirtwaistDresses Shirtwaist Dresses Two-PieceDresses | |} }! - ; edge. These sets consist of | ; sie millionaire, did not figure a and Separate and American Fabric 1 soren SE ta inch plates fg civorce sult a Ce Sn = Skirts Coat Suits and Sheer Lawns dozen each individual butters and fruit saucers rh which war called for alues ) $3.75 Values $3.75 to $6.50 Values $5.00 7.50 2a cups and saucers. F) tice Dayton in the Supreme NOS S) VAS OOM meat dish each, 8 10 and 14 inch ; afternoon. $ | 00 2 00 round soup tureen. ‘ Mrs, Tower, the f O . ry vegetable dishes. | | e pat. 4 100 Coat and Jumper Suits vered butler i s pickie dish. | ; {a few mercer-| bakers | SY i | ecular price $14.98. We 1 | 1} . , Price to-morrow only... | His charzes EAT ae ora $5.98 Toilet Sets, | er Miina tino O'Neill Building - | } aoe ai by hat and a a a ‘ty | | : ‘i ’ ° a i : 77») i cting W a of par- Dr, Anderson, } Haulers. He dla not do this, and he |™an. ZL W omens Linen Suits and Van, | Py was therefore prechided from offering | 9% re) " | | 1 Coat Suits & Separate Skirts piece perfect and with gold Cotton and Lawn Dresses At $3.00 = $5.00 Th ot TAILORED LINEN SUITS, LACE LAWN and AMERICAN FAB- TRIMME IRES. ny SUIT = : A Big Mark-Down Sale of Misses’ Tailor-Made Suits Ss and Dresses are in oiled and mussed They come in mixtures, checks and Panama cloth. Prince | Chap, Eton and medium length models, lined throughout. Pleated or circular skirts. They Will Be Placed on Sale To-Morrow at | : Half Price and Less. | | $10.00 Suits, | $15.00 Suits, $20.00 Suits, ;| $5.00 | $7.00 | $10.00 Women’s Sample Union Suits The $7.75 and $10 Suits and Dresses, $5.00 On special tables—No mail orders, none sent on approval. In Wash Goods Department Amoskeag Apron Ginghams } - |5¢ Large assortment of blue and brown check American Printed Fabrics {peer neh Wagons Choice of Pranarticratters n Season's newest patterns. 4 ee hac eieased nevest “pees | away (Limit 20 yards to a customer.) | $1.00 and $1.50 Grades at 69c. | | ; settled I+ (Like illustration) —Jersey fitting, pure white lis! MARRIED 96 YEARS BUT WEDDED AGAIN <=" ie OPPENHEIM. GLLINS & ©. Mr, and Mrs. Frank H. Siers Had No Record of First Ceremony. again by Be ar GE — 10 to 50 Per Cent. Discount on Every ! f th Deal Gillin eas HE VaR REY Van | i f : \ 2 year. | 1 he Greatest Clea rance Sale of Piece of These Articles in Our Entire Stock ! One iY the most desirable 25c. to 35c. Hosiery im Std 3 i d, and at the price quoted every woman should $9.75 Enamel Crib, $6.75 | $8.75 Felt Mattresses, $5.50 | morte Se a eakeeisonte: supply) betorel EOIne away Bargain Sales! n 12.50 = , Sipe Miane "20 grat pare trated Oi irand Nash Swnee [ Brgadelesh SAREE: 8.90, 13.75 . % WHITE BEANS aaa este 2Ocum mer e., LOC ASR : See ee : State small pea beans, of | tne SOUPS— sen 1 ‘ ~ 5 \ KIPPERED HE R- ranaibetal Summer Outing Suits BY HIMSELF, Sr * RING, aM ot connges ti ie aan : mt (saw eTS ingen SBT, 2 15 e Bee wees, BE Pet th? “ Reais = yeaa f BEGINING Hy a ok ennon ot 3 ibe. $1; per Ihe, ic To find a “bargain” firs Tailored White Serge Suits. .................0.05. 25.00, 29.75 - find a person or firm ANXIOUS t se That's Just the sort of $ firms who advertise fro: in the “Auction Sale” colu Morning World. pui Se v | book free to any add st Dis a 34th Street— West Women’s and Misses’ Sui ts, Gowns, Coats, Waists and Skirts Ever Held in New York 332 Women’s and Misses’ Tailored Suits $40 Women’s and Mis<es’ Tailored Suits..... $50 Women’s and Misses’ Tailored Suics 4 i rt t Cc f i In the finest fast black | New and desirable plain infants’ sox, uit Depa men osi 1 O t Sa e ven wire bottom, with helical spring | tufted. Regular price 5 ra eae + per-| in all sizés; a g u r exte! 7 in, | $8:75; sale price......... $ 50 ted lace lisle thread sox; per-| in all sizés; just landed, and intend oul Vepartment— Closing Out Sale ends, extended footboard, 1%-in salen pice ee Sines 4, 436, 5, SiH inch; | ed as 25c. grades | 15.00 20.00 ..25.00 Special—About 150 Misses’ Tailored Suits, = 14, loand 18 yea also sui table for small wom “1s 10.00 Cloak Department Closing Out Sale $30 French Irish Lace Coats—\«, $40 New Satin Coats $25 Satin and Silk Rubberized Travelling Coats ... 18.00 bahia 20.00 Linen Tailored Suits............... Jateaserrnsses 12.00 © 50.00 13.50, 20.00 6,000 Yards White Muslin (L yards to a customer.) 120 Dozen Hemmed Sheets Made of good quality (Limit 1 dozen to a custor Oe, at. /56c 69e. thread Swiss ribbed yarns of s ya made low neck, sleeveless, wide umbrella legs, trimmed at knee with imported laces, neck plain or with handsome lace trimmings and silk tapes; perfect qualities; $1.00 to $1.50 Suits 69 at Cc Se, value... advil 1 n. er.) Size 81x90, Regular 65c. 39c. Union Suits, 29c. Women’s shaped ribbed white cotton Union Suits, low neck, sleeveless, wide knees, lace bot- toms. Value 39c.; special at... : 29c | 25c to 35c Imported Hosiery, 19c | 20,000 pairs in a great sale for to-morrow ' 1 ES good ¢ tion, h are s trom hi The $5 and $6 Suits and Dresses, $3.00 f To-Morrow and Saturday | Last Two Days of the Great Sale of Brass and Enamel Beds and Bedding Adams Building | for the summer. Al! perfect qualities of the follow- | Hermsdort dye fast black gauze lisle, with garter tops —gauze weight soft cotton Hosiery, double soles—~ lace boot patterns—Richelieu ribbed lisle—wafer weight seamless silk lisles and white imp orted lace | boot patterns. 25c. to 35c. imported Hosiery, 19 | Het CegKSr abn iGononond. 0oodd donq 0G 0UHO0 3 { (Like illustration.) j This is a very ju ous Mattress, perfectly sani- on-absorbent, dust proof and vermin proof, made to your order, in one or two parts; thoroughly ; Infants’ Socks 25c. Sox, 12%c. 25c. Sox, 17¢. d, because the sides are extra the spindles are closer together, has drop sides, wo- continuous post 2 feet 6 inches; 1 n. filling; size ed in the best $6.75] \ $25 H sses, $17.50 (Like illustration.) pl South American black curled hair, | weight 45 Ibs., in on Woven Wire Cots (Like cut.) Strong Woven Wire Iding Cots; frames ate made of i-inch tubing, finished in bronze; head and foot can be folded under frame; made in two sizes. " less than 25c., 4 none worth " 125 | e ae ~ oe en | | Choice Summer Groceries | | Adams Building—Phone 5700 Chelsea We Deliver Free of Charge to All Nearby Seashore and | Country Resorts. | Prompt Attention Given to Mail and Telephone Orders, | Tomatoes. The Rob Roy Brand Tomatoes, ripe fruit, cans, each li Irish Smoked Chocolate. Meats. w. J. Shaw & Sons’ | Walter Baker's Premier Hams or Ba-|mium Chocolate, con, of Limerick, | Ireland, per Ib.- two parts, y ticking; ed in A, C. 5 bound edges, A. or tar th Pre- 62 long; regular price $4.50; sale price.... solid, red- B38 lim we. 36c BE 1 Oe 7 Ki E the 0, K. aye. | YELLOW i PEAS <The rene COTTE enti soaatet le SCN eet sue, i) granulated or pulverized: |gold, ‘ IC Ene of our best I!ked_and |low 4 mont rapid sellers: 4 Be Package 14c } Tha, 81.005 per ib... WASHINGHPOWDER Noe See ott PE LLL LILA $3.50 | PRESIDENT ROOSEVELTS Brand Barl ly “ground yel- 5 Ib, California Dried | IN THE EVENING WOR About the only “guessing” feature there is to a World “For Sale” Ad