The evening world. Newspaper, February 15, 1911, Page 9

iv THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, however, and they were held tn $1,000 bail each for the Grandgdury. The dentist refused to reveal the name et the young lady he had eseorted ! He said that when the case came U trial she would appear as a witnes sna’: Magistrate said Mae 4 if he would GIRLS QUESTION TOSHOOT OTOENTST "ss, rere, SENDS HIM S HIM TO PASTEUR. | De pue’s Face and Nec and Neck Lacerated by Teeth of Fighting Maltese. ‘aed Strangers in Front of. ‘zr Home What They Wanted. HER ESCORT ATTACKED. hastened treatment pet maltese cat this morning, and his face amd neck were lacerated by the animal's teeth. Depue's cat has a reputation for hie Willingness to fight any dog in the helehborhood s morning a strange ae ently did not know fighting qualities © restaurant where De- | ed, and the cat promptly ite waa Shot Is Fired and Two Men Are Captured After a Chase started a row iy yowls and yelps of the combat ants brought Depue from the rear of urant and he tried to separate Dr. Leo Evslin, « dentist, living at No. $27 West One Hundred and Sixteoni) cage was taking @ young woman ‘0 | neek, Depite finally overpowered the ‘ome, No. 63 West One Hundred and | cat. It will be watched closely to see Forty-third street, from a concert at y_symptoms of rables develop, the Waldort at 1 o'clock”this morntag, ‘when two young men were noticed look- | Ang a: the numbers of the houses in | €ront of her home. “What number do you want?’ the oung woman asked, thinking she could Print out the house to them. “What is it any of your business?” ef the men replied, with an oath. ‘siin says one of the men hit hin 63 when he remonstrated 5 . The doctor pushed the youns Relief. 0 the storm doors of her ho ne Py our re i @nd when one of the strangers cane at When your eyes smart or eg knocked him down. burn—when spots flitter across : Shot at the Dentist sour vision—see an Oculist—a The other man, according to the den- registered Physician | Our Oculists are men of fist, rushed up, pointed a pistol at him wer fired one shi ts id 3 joth men ran and were pursued by| wi ience, gained throug the dentist. “Poilceman Johanson, ot| Wide experience, gained eesti the East One Hundred and Twenty-| years of private and hospital reet station, heard the shot and practic fleeing men. They Jo’ nd collared the e cat sprang upon Depue and bit ‘and scratched iim on the face and one 1 implies no obli igation We will advise you conscienti- ously. Harris’ Glasses cost $2.00 or more, depending on | the quality of the mounting | and the character of the lenses you require, 2 ; Wittens | Oendicts ond Opticians 23rd St., near Pourth Ay Seth St. bet. sth & of the men said he was Joe! » twenty-four, a plasterer, of| 2? West One Hundred and Forty- and the other described ‘John Manton, nineteen, a| it One Hundred threw a pistol | nowbank recovered bi r. Willo'by, Brooklyn | |) t tosday both Opp. A.&S, Brooklyn | y part int positively ident Harlem that t Dr. Evsiin Registered Trade Mark Established Half a Century Exceptional Values InAmericanLingerie Gowns, $.95, 1.75, 1.95, 2.75, 2.95 Petticoats, $.95, 1.50, 2. 25, ie; 3.75 Combinations, $1.75, 2. 75, aye Drawers, $.95, 1.50, 1.95, French Aprons for a. Hen and without bibs, French Percale, hand scalloped, at $.85,1.35, 1.95, Final Reductions Infants’ Winter Coats, Etc. Coats, $5.00. Value $9.58 to 12.50, Coats, $7.50, Value $12.50 to 20.00. Coats, $10.75 and 15.90. Value 20,00 to 35,00, Hats, $2.00. Value $5.00 to 7.50, Hats, $5.00. Value $10.00 to 15.00, Hats, $7.50. Valve $15.00 to 28,00, Hand-Made Dresses, Odd Models & Sizes, Ex tional Reductions, $1.95, 2.75. 3.50 & 5.75. Velvet and Jersey Leggings, $1.50 & 2 $2.25 & 4.75. James McCutcheon & Co. 5th Ave. & 34th St Opposite eg Waldorf-Astoria, Semi-Annual Shirt Sale $2 and $1-5° Shirts $1-15 \ Jarge and varied assortment of pleated and plain | front negligee shirts of Genuine Soisette, woven i madras and French pe of fine quality. Coat models,with soft double cuffs and stiff cuffs attached ale at all sto es except 49th Street \ Shirt Holeproof Hose Are the first hose that were ever sold with a guar antee to wear six months. ‘But, aside from the guerantee feature, they are the equal of any hose sold at the without a guarantee For men, six pal For women and children, $2. Mail and telephone orders prc inptly filled, BROADWAY at 49th St, 279 BROADWAY, near Chambers St, 47 CORTLAND" , near Greenwich, 1257H ST at dd Ave, UNION SQUARE, 14th Street, West of Broadway, LH ORMERLY_ ONE! 4 FILL STORE 4 . at Se, 6th IMAL ‘ ~ iG STORE ir HOME FON “ Het to 22d St. 1911, Waists at Lower Prices Than F.ver Fine Waists at Immense Expansion Sale Savings. Shown for the First Time, the Values Being Even Better Than When the Sale Began O'Neill Main Store—Third Floor (1 New Spring $3.50 Voile Striped Japon- ica Silk Waists, above cut) made dainty the yoke the black-and-white, the shoulder, French back, long sleeves finished with cuffs, and French collar. The front of the waist Ce! with Bee e mille leney reat 279 buttons, at he back of the waist small buttons, at pearl 86 and 52 inches long. 50 and 52 inches long. $65 50 and 52 inches tenes Notion Dept. O'Neiit Mala stored ira Elgor (Vormerly a Special Three Days’ "Sale of Staple Notions and Small W ares for Thursday, Friday and Saturday. All items placed on sale way below regular prices Children’s Dept. O'Neill Muin Store—Third Floor, i ys ding. ‘ Felt Hats, hite Coats, | to 3 materials. $1.50) Actual value & years, Actual y Actual value 4: at Children's Playing Rompers, washabl va with 1 d and blue piping; 39¢ gingham, at. $2.50 $5 Rolled Ww hite Cate, sold elsewhere at At weight tor "59c Waists, at $2.69 4 with colored with at $2. of luce and (Like “above cut White grounds with , entire y back and black with blue and | front, made with 4 inch black with lavender | tucks with broad tuck stripes; broad pleats over 4 rollar is made is faste) nee with *2.69 collar... Last Opportunity to Buy Women’s Fur Coats, At Reduced Prices O'Neill Main Store—Third Floor, (Formerly Adams Bullding.) $35 and $39.50 Pony Coats at $25 $45 to $65 Pony and Caracul Coats at $35 $75 to $95 Pony Coats at $55 52 inches long, plain and trim $110 to $125 French Seal Coats at merty Adame Building.) $1 Embroidered Waists at 85c Like above cut Pure $3.50 Lingerie Waists, at $2 (Like above cut) This mode is made linen, with | tucked front, prettily front, the of , the waist made with clusters of fine tucking and inser- tions of Valencicnnes lace, including the kimono sleeves and high collar; fastened in the back with fancy pearl buttons. An extremely interesting val- ec of highest style $ embroidered in floral ba design and fastened at side with pearl but- The back is plain, the long sleeves ‘ tons. are finished with linen cuffs and stiff in reiguing modes. (Formerly Ada: lards, in many shades. Petticoat Dept... I Main Store 0 rown, Way °2.95 trimmed with deep pions and ribbon it, 75 1 lever actual y cess Slips, to wear uni 1 with | orset cover v abined, both with and embroidery trit wotual value BL it at ie *1.25 Untrimmed Millinery s! Floor Mutiding.§ Women's Un hapes and ¢ Women’s Re ady-to-wear Hi al valu 50¢ iment ; "17, ya mie 17 Cc Embroidery Dept. on Ribhon De par O'Neil Main Store “1 Vloor Aduine 27-inch Bmerains Shirt tah st Front- ng, actual val 79 1 Embroidery: ri Important Suit Concessions $19.75 to $29.75 Suits yj at $11.95 ® A superior display of fetching garments For Women & Small Women O'Nelll) Main Btore—Third Floor, a) Tailored suits—a choice assortinent many in black and the newest colors $18.75 to $25 Dresses at $9.75 For Women & Small Women Made of cloths, chiffons, taffetas, New Lawn Waists at $2 This model is made with three dainty medallions of fine embroidery down the front, prettily tucked anid elaborately trimmed with in. ns of cluny Inc ‘ with pretty knife pl side, The back is tu with insertions of the sleeves are trimmed with der get buttons, and the collar is also 2 trimmed with lace, at Three Beautiful Models $3 Lingerie and Tailored Waists at $1 The first model is made with a solid pin tucked yoke; 1 | below the yoke the lower part | is made of all-ov 1. ollar and kimono. med with lace. drawn sleeves fin stiff colar hed with soft link cuffs aad fou Wrapper Dey ONeill Main store third CHormerly davis full Women's Bath Robes, Ger loth or striped outing ther dowith or belt collar, trim with girdle nt Women's Crepe shirred yol Kir and ardune Silk wept. O'Neill ” rriy” Adame (ror Silk Dress Poplin Corset Departme nt O'Neil Main Store ind CHormerly Ma | yt. Ibrassieres, H. & W., Le and The Model overs, © ' sertion 4 “i value Augustine and Flora Corsets ipporters attached; act Siik-and-Cotton 25¢ yd. 39¢ Natural tan y printed, in a g lec and 25¢ Fabrics, Faney floral desig \ queens viles, organdies and Redeem : AAIN STOR Surety ADAMS Bi hoes: be ‘Crowds Tell the Low Price Story---And the Crowds Are Here Continuation of the Joint Expansion and Half-Yearly Sale of Over 8,000 Pairs of Women’s Shoes, Pumps Unquestionabl Oxfords and Juliets the most successful sale of Shoes at $1in our histo: The selections are remarkable. At Fine cei that formerly sold 7 $2, $2.50 and $3. $1 NOTE Th is also included a | $1 [quantity of high grade shoes that run per pair ‘as high #4 in value. iP pair O'Neill Main Store—Second Floor (Formerly Adame Building.) Over 8,000 Pairs O'Neill Main Store— a he bet Sale & At 1 That We've Ever Held ‘ ] At$1 The New Spring Dress Goods Far Below Regular Floor (Formerly Adams Muilding.) New $1.35 $1.35 $1.25 Spring Diagonal English ask Tweed Btocm ress Mi 1g Tweed at Goods at ixtures, Serge at 49 Io sa 9c v4 e yd f 956.4 Lvpin's ” im- A large va SGinches wide ported all-wool riety of styles 0 at} ew pet 4 a) inch all-|black Basket the latest mix wool u cream Cloth, medium tures; a splendid choice and fash: white, navy blue light weight, 47 sue onable weave, and black inches wide 68 ¢ and med Mita 85c ( Cotton Goods in the Expansion Sale Dept snd seeded effe 39¢ Singapore Pongee. at 25e yd. at 12) and dimities: in be Drake 39 vriverly Adame i Tussah, outiful| Wide in all the newest tints, as well as the regular Sale Offerings Linen Department dt, "38c Rub-Dry To pe blanket wlue Toe; at each r shawl RubeDey Towels, slightly ic perfect; actual tinished alue #1, at each 55c ] 89 Hemmed Muslin Shi ; torn size 90x90; heavy, . dard brand, acte alue #1; 1 Coat Department O'Neill Main Stor d Fleor (Formerly Adan ding. > Women’s and Small We Coats, adeloth and d in black colors, in different actual value $9.50 to yen Ane bt small women Knit Underwear 1 Dept. O'Neill Main Store—Third Floor (hormerly \dwos Building, > Women's Light Weight Summer Underwear; {union suits: cotton and lisle Women's Vests Pants and Union Suits, cotton and I le vy ous styles; actual value 30¢ 39 man! 8 Sviss Ribbed Lisle Vests and 50 ce Union Suits, actual value Ge and 7c, at O'Neill Sore—Kecoud Floor at| 35¢ Irish Linen, at 22c yd. wide, pure Trish linen, natural tan with t. | glistening finish, peculiar to all pure flax woven in 86 inches Ireland 39c Poplin, at 25c yd. rized, ottoman corded poplin, 27 inches yd. Merce ‘ standard colors