The evening world. Newspaper, March 3, 1911, Page 17

OP sree gna . - — oa nee RT RENE ” pe = . THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 1911. e afternoon a big o r att tt ‘ M4 Adelaide Ova ” ’ a * ‘ " bid @@ in fasdoall was nt more A on than $2.50 in Goods Free. 6" Ave & 20" 22% St 1866 Esrasusnto 43 Years 1911 ig tense heat 5 P ; pla This is what 0 . ner ely. pun ‘tle of to-morrow's chapter: “E 82 you get f a B | I ek "Feareete "eh [eine Ri eneeby' te meme OT || MOU pod y ALT NEILL L Hs Restaurant Jo@S ed i yo, were driven back to { el, | pape ( Great Spare ateren on i ONEILL 5} Where delectable food is 4 lw le there wasn't na 4 ‘ 4 re iia) You select th 1 ONEILL snouid go ta Chicago, and it di a haleative. 1 ‘}served, quickly and well, |Our Garden HOME merchandise} | Furnish from our stock (except} — ING STORE groceries) marked in} {FoAMERLY / am plain figures. This is} Quoi the bonus we give you wectcad 4 m oe pleasant surroundings. ic , S$ {4 ive y ‘ for your loyal patronage, } > J “THE QUALITY “STORE "OF eu ‘AVE. Orval, mete Liste, “Bulthagsy A Clearance An Advance Spring Showing of Sale of Misses’ & Juniors’ Leeds Dresses & Coats nanvish suitings, cheeks, bair-line stripes, white and hfe agate ” id lined with satin, made t Worth From ' ; nom in two =O) $1 to $1.25 BRILL CLOTHES—READY TO WEAR |score of 5 to 3. It was a great & Anson Says the First Profes- and Was mighty pleased to see ven though they Mid not know sional Game of Baseball Ever roienaia hee th Ge creas fee Played in Australia Took folna on Saisie teisttthanetia’ dr] Place at Sydney Between}: ( treeehnnt nat the poesident aanieed to meet the ido n the big reading - Chicago and All - America| tm °* « Niles We tHe te a in an appetizing way, amid pe of importa When we had re- palred thither ding rose and in Teams, Dec. 15, 1888, | er ay dignified ac if he was the e that had never __ been suspected up to that moment. re- CHAPTER Xe. Lee taNtastata Wk eae Pate. ) Unue our trip around the world, re! Egypt, the 3 ental Europe. Tl nent Was met by a storm hat was rather startling f ning. Mr. Spalding th © opportunity to spring a little ) talk on the boys, not that they ‘dney} were in especial need of such advice, » say | init merely to obtain thelr co-operation, | in the| he said. s that will compare with! We played our second exhtbition | convenience. | game of baseball in Melbourne the day ey attractions | — y the [ TRIED TO MAKE A neal 18 conducted, |hearer of intollige CREAM OATMEAL HAVE IT TO-MORROW MORNING I Piny Dall in Kangaroo Land. els; with gored skirt, parel hack and irent, and broad band on k For misses of 14 te 1S years, but also suitable for small and slender worsen... .. $19.75 Misses’ Dresses $15.75 Made of challie, the waists in the new kimoro style with lace collar and cuffs hea ete oY ee colors; skirts in’ the new ates +15. 75 Junior Suits $16.95 ; | In all the new shades ~~ thro sughout with sating with a sailor 316.95 Girls’ Coats $7. 95 vd throughout with contrasting collers, double ' Reductions in Shoes Special Values i. NeckwearDept. | O'NeilL Main Store Viest Floor, (Vormerty Adams Butlding.) Store Lirst Addams Balt in Men’s Overcoats & Suits Black & BlueSuits $12 $15 $20 If these are your colors, this is your chance. These prices aro a great deal less than the suits are worth. ‘The blacks are plain; the blues are plain, chain weaves and shadow stripes. Most of | ire all-vear- ‘round weights. Come and choose coriy. i tremely price of 69c | ¥ breasted, with fe low 4 7. length, in serge, O'Neill Main Store—second Plow, Chermeriy Adams Mulldimg.> . Tucked Net Guimpes infulllengihorilree $ Women’s $3. 00 Shoes at $2. 50 quarter sleeves, white and cream, at ea. 1 50 Tan Russia Calif, bigh Cuban ia but- ae | 50 Chemisettes of lawn, net and lace; band-embroi- ton boot, new L911 models, a dered batiste jabots, real Irish erochet jabots, Patent Leather and gun me ae ve! have 1 top Duteh collars and stocks, and linen collars with button ze ts, new toe shapes, Cuban ‘1. 95 Trish crochet Lops; many worth Te to 50 heels. a 8e al c , where it morning we ket on the hugging | Scarfs of Chiffon with crystal dots, chiffon cloth | Misses’ and Children’ S Shoes scarfs, floral designs; actual value $1.75 $ i]! Box Calf, bution, full round toe. Sizes 81g to 11, and $1.98, at 1 50 al $1.10; sizes 115 to 2, at , $1.35 See an ’ iene oe Our Home-Made Candies Winter Overcoats at *12 and 16 The most thrifty man could wish fer no bigger bargains than these. Good gray and brown patterns, medium and dark effects, dress andstormmodels, shorn of profit in order to clear. ie 000 oop) stow { ri teens |! | Boys’ and Youths" Always Fresh a rood and teayy, | Satin calf ince shoes, stout soles, full round toe. O'Neill Main Store—tasement, CPormerty Adams Bullding.) C de 8 ° : . ¢ ae i $ -C ; pile th luca, The hard hitting, wan Fine Mixture Suits at $16 | Sizes 1 to 519, al ‘ ..$1.50 25c Candies at 19c Ib. ' Gale Was cheered frantically. | Little Men's Butterscotch, mut chips, tatlies, molasses, 19. | Badly Beaten at Cricket. rts leet tale A tumble in tweeds. Medium and heavy | Gives 10:to 1916. at $1 | peppermints, ete, at only, a db... oo... ce {| geet, day fortes ne Co ae 4 weights, of excellent quality, well . AB | —E—_ , tinctive heathery cffects in greys and a 1 few ° 7 i A Most Remarkable Sale of ' owin he ne Prof. Bartholo-| ; A BALL FROM CARROLS BAT eg a outa a hia feat ‘a browns. At great concessions from original W. L. Douglas Men Ss Sample OV es 1 | SAID A RERAMBULATING | avium, baakerneesen ||| Peline Price Shoes & Oxfords,| | Worth $1.75 to $2.25 at $1.10 ountain Jens i GUINEA OCT and apa povelty 7 ee ee $ 89 O'Neil Main Store—Hiest loon, CLormerly Adams Building.) iaecdee WER aa } hut In the light of progress mado in 6 Actually Worth $5.00, i] in on since that day it was rather a A for M ie yrom one the best _ makers, wh i Al ame i f 1 “Thought Weather a Joke, The Two Best Bargains Ever af ih ‘4 pie ig We m iad gino meat ah 10 At $1 Each i] | ‘ ’ 4 O'Neil Main Store—Masement. eS aravedibrre i ; Offered in Boys’ Clothin Gitseeely: Atom HAISGE ng ; : y dea tt unt sain we the wis (Len’s New Spring pring Shirts wm at das , "hae a stamped on Oo a ok These pens were made At §2.75 At °4.75 = Woith $1.50, at, $1.10 vl l | Double breasted suits with | Double breasted ard Nor- wal O'Neil Mini Mle tattoo to sell at 5.00 and are 2 pairs Knie'! A Sturdily | folk suiis, in the smartest 1 aki a “f Tust arrived, a new shipment ol new fully guaranteed in | made in al ies and models; exquis- termed | fnc- chirts, made of imported and domestic m deed) estentol daa, most tail Many are Bal aaa and pereiles in the late sand fier ; ‘ Many oped, but ew Cases nies \ ‘There are Silver-Filigree 4 Coats cut | epee atl ls dewhite n bosoms, hand- or contre venis; Knickers fection We ns 14 to 18, «i cut very full. Big ed in high-class | a #150 value, a ad ® ornat ma h [That aia values. for boys: | | a wee 5 $1. 50 Baie d Neckwea rat$l geld nan epee area Boys’ Overcoats Marixed Below Cost |jjj wearin! | tlreied citer: aopbieations, all yond stark: Se eeam } Fiva Minuies to get ‘em ont of the way of the 1 Spring goods qualiti of colors, with good, strong neckhar ds that will Heal (oe sale a | mas prriving daily. 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