The evening world. Newspaper, January 24, 1911, Page 7

THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 24, | by a suit instituted tn the CF treult Co Court| who ar here yesterday on the This Hospital, Run by Women Only, AQUEDUCT FIRM Isa Monument of Th oir be Jel BANKRUPT, WITH $000.00 000 DEBTS «=: Elmore & Hamilton Who Hold * Big City Contracts in Only Places for Man in Hempstead In- stitution Are as Pa- tient, Furnace Stoker| and Driver —Women| Fill All Others. - CASTO RIA For Infants and Children, Le Kind You Have Always Bought By Ethel Lioyd Patters. n, L, there is a monu: | ent to what woe , and her sister Giadys, nineteen, | Mrs. M. A. Morgan, more & Hamilton © ing In the United in Westchester on which no valu: plants In Ulsier a “When the homptal was fir Piles Quickly Cured At Home t Instant Relief, Permar Permanent Cure Trial Package Mailed Free to All in Plain Wrapper. Anty Drudge Invited to Take an Automobile Ride. Miss Spie-a-span (joyfully) — ‘Hello, Anty Drudge! Come take a ride with me! Anty Drudge—‘My! An automobile! How extravagant.” i I earned this with my painting. This is washde And I do ail my own housework. but I was throu, you told me of i ptha like sunshine on a rainy day. Why, the hanging out is the hardest part of my washing.’’ If time is money, Fels-Naptha will save you money and lots of it every w ashday. Perhaps you don’t consider your time But your coal nuch of that sor and adidras to. Pyramid is worth moncy. your clothes are, and you cenetniy valtie your health. Fels-Naptha saves your coal or other fuel because it cleanses your clothes in cool or lukewarm water, with no need for a hot fire to heat water or boil your clothes, either in summer or winter. It saves your clothes because there is no boiling to weaken their fibre and no hard rubbing to wear holes in them. It saves your health because it takes all the back-bre: oe work out of washday the d: anger of catching cold from overheated room or steaming suds. Aren’t these things worth saving? If you think so, get Fels-Naptha and irections on the red tals ‘And | five y ull the ailing anti-suffrage fe hospital wuld hold, f£ the doctor in charge cots, address them, saying a may lie there your meaies—or he can cause her er the most deg: Hempstead Hsp n yards and twe “Moe Levy Is Now | the Sole Owner ¢ my purchase of the interests of my _ two partne rs in the firmof Moe Levy & Company, both stores values offeted and remoy : paratory to reorganiz: Sieh, in this sale are without doubt the greatest New * Yorkershave ever known. make, and sold under the full price guarantee, Men’s Clothing Entire Stock of Fall, Allclothing, Moe Levy use it according to ‘and green wrapper. “Ga Take Suggestions. Spring and Suits, Overcoats, Cra. enettes, et. y Priced $10; ly : iced %10 to $ Sica iced CE ee Ee frame Picturos Free with this Dining Room Suite _— 119-125 WALKER ST., N. Y. 1439 BROADWAY, N. DOUGH? OUR LIBERAL CREDIT ‘We Pay Fre'ght "*& Railroad Fare O4"STS SUAVE.” rn aR Herve MITTERRITRT CATALOGUE rg rining information re Island, New Jersey and Connecticut, Kondon Mi om ‘ae Miencapolle, Mima, ; i i dereey Clty 18 News @ATURPAY at Se'vhird Avenue, | 688 Kighth traernece te cenectre “The Store of Certain cellence and economy § from the sit- in every de plest to the moet elabe Girls) White 1 Dresses, wn) Girls’ White Lawn |. Dresses, yoke of fine | embroidery on either} ders of fine embroid- | side, insertion be-| ery edged with lage; tween; fine pleated] fine pleated — ole skirt; sizes sizes 10, Ica 3.98) seo’. $5.98 White Misses’ awn Dresses, two waist and kime ‘of embroidery rows of lace, or waist and yoke of fine with medallions and three - quarter skirt for beth styles finished with fine and rows of lace insertion; sizes $7. 14-16 years; prices $8.98 and Girls’ White Dresses, Dut high neck, entire Dresses for Juntors.of | all-over embroidery, tucked kimono sleeve, : lery,| OF three-quarter style f lace insertion | with one tuck and on skirt, with ruffle! sertion under of embroidery: izes | very pretty models 12-14 years "pr ices) and special val $12.98 | in sizes and $10.98! isis yree i. Lingerie Dresses for Girls and Juntors, Persian and embroidery, with Dutch neck and sleeves edged with lace, body of skirt of fine tucks with rows of lace and embroidery on bottom, or waist with Dutch neck fine embroidery and sleeve of solid embroidery, skirt with deep of embroidery and ruffle of insertion and edging of le $ 17. 5 sizes 13-15 years; exceptional values at $19.98 and. | ee | Women’s Long Japanese Robes| Lined in contrasting colors and neatly ton colors black, bef Br red, |! pink, blue and lavender. They are beautifully embroidered length, also on cuffs and collar, pocket and girdle { and down the back to the waist; high collar and long 10. sleeves, Values $13.50 to $15.00; all marked at. . “Naushon” Scotch Zephyr “sme Continuation of the Special Sale of 50,000 “Yards of This Celebrated Fabric The splendid success of this sale was assured from the start, for Naushon ginghams are almost identi- cal with the Scotch weaves that bring 29c to 75¢ per yard, They aré not inferior to the tore 4 goods, and only textile experts can detect a difference Naushon Zephyr Ginghams, now so deservedly popular, are 32 im wide, and are shown in over 300 dis inctive patterns of stripes, ioe checks; all absoiutely fast color. Our window display of Naushon Zephyrs givesa fair idea of the multiplicity of patterns we are pS Come while |} the assortments are large and make your choice at the close price we hawe |p named for this sale, FIFTEEN CENTS PER YARD. Main Fleoat ‘|| Sale of $1. encom Cpa Another lot with wool jersey top, deep sectional knee 1.0 0 flounce of cluster shirring and tucks, und edged with ‘a tucked ruffle. Sizer 22 to.28 in. bands. . . Black Sateen Petticoats; sectional flounce and uff fa ‘cluster © 876 tucks; lengths 38 to 42 inches; special price at . ‘| FURS.--Big Clearanes “Bargaiay Women’s Russian Pony Coats, 50 Inches long at $15 and $25, a Women’s Fur (cats. Stylish Fur Sets. Former Present Caracul Paw Sets. $5. oo Persian Paw Se Automobile Coats. Torner Rac to 8100 1,000 Pieces of Hand ‘Painted Austrian China; worth $1.49, at Plates cnd plaques, sa'ed and berry bow!s, vases, teapots, and mary other useful and decorati e pieces in various sizes and graceful shape: ‘They are all made of fine Austrian china, beautifully hond painted in trail ing rose and folioge designs on solid background , Lex. | Bonn iv 70 LEX. To Hips ly 60tSs" Don’t Miss This Great J Newest W ary Special Sale of Rich Toned jiters Pianos $5 Down and Z| $1a Week «| Upon first payment 1 saving to yOu | { Peware cf Piano Froude! Don't Luy @ Pisno Laces It Beers the Maker | Stencilled Pianos }!'*,/S'! | ane Te i U; on Re uest { r “ Warerouma, a4 Moor? }