The evening world. Newspaper, March 30, 1911, Page 11

IN AND OUT OF THE —e—- BY CHARLI FROOKS ha the two-doliar Twidentiy chance, Pau 4 “Alda 3! Va the @wae ant into the long Thin one-act pla tora Fit: string of hand on thetr way to whe convict order to exped “ron aily in the viously a « marry t Wels into the y takes its cours Sed thorough @ mhopiitter; and other characte give the little play Peality un va is isa Dit of acting tha heart of a ung that she might baby. He wa country relat coming to anxious to hay they were ‘do! SURETY STAMP 15c O'Neill Ho Every one f dantly this si variety, and e one tagged. Rhododendro: Azaleas, harc Hydrangeas, Clematis, 29 Grass Seeds, package. at low prices. and bulbs. New Lai pec p a Cooked Corned ent $2.50 what we give for a filled book of Surety Stamps and you mi select the goods from our coun- j ters. Holland Rose Bushes (Former! them now they will flourish and bloom abun- and red, 35c. Hydrangeas, ‘I’ Magnolias, 314 ft., Magnolias, 4!) Japanese Fern Balls, 29e. A full line of garden and lawn implements Mail orders filled if accompanied with money; none Groceries T aceny belt |vaby again, t without knocit HA « at that tin , & session ar in a new pla eo of thle KS you straight | be i ne to ers tar s by keepers brutality in @ purp 1 the 1 y had sare tepe an atn made p Rerol, Would séfien the store di husband expla in goods FREE is Each, 2 for 25c mefurnishing Store—t Neill Bu resh and green,and if you'll plant eason. We have nearly every every one true to name and each Other shrubs, such as: ns, assorted colors, 50¢. ly pink, yellow Bush, 10c, @, 350 $1.25 $1.75 tt, ic 5c, 10c, 19¢ Also a full line of flower seeds sent C. O. D, Weight and "Phone Orders to 5700 Chelsea, O'Neill Main Store—tusement (Former! d Eggs York Imported Swine Inported Roque Imported | Cai Full ¢ I feb per ibys and the simple way in Which Miss Berold reaches this moment makes tt the truest one in the play. v. ere agi Austria, ose of getting new 6 Way the jes really Surety Macaroni Cheese Dept. Purple.” ; Tn quite another way Miss Farnta Ma ‘Al PB equally, good as ‘“Dago defiant little plese y who hates coppers" | throat ty that seems the one ife, W. Tammany? Young ve y Jake with the unbroken A loser, and Charles H. " y. re a belligerent Joy. DARNTON. ike atid acts dike a | medical te judge asks him pockets he replies my hands shake Into the Hudson ing down the Palis- series of color of down to Winter Garden 6 will no RDT will probably Ain for a few per- - w +} morning. Wi future vocal ve and ¥ by Macterlinek. Jor the growling of a pup. ‘Me and Caruso’ cer! leading woman | our woes.” + Misa Rutver es in some forty Spain avd Ta patent he owned, Kaufman itv nother, women players in lived, on the way rofession, on the in the com 6™Ave & 20%' 22" Sr. Men’s& Youths’ Gloves Values $1 to $1.50 at 59c ONeill Moin Atore—-Eiret, Fleer merly Adams Building.) The balance of a large purchase from one of the leading manufacturers of men’s gloves. ‘They are in tan kid, tan and brown mocha, black kid and pearl suede, at the ex- tremely low price of 59¢. The Garden Restaurant and Tea Room The only place in this busy shopping district. where you can get excellent food- —well served, amid attractive sur- roundings. O'Neill Main Store—Fitth Floor rmerly Adams Hullding. ) The Finest Procurable that Meet Full Measure Requirements We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities, ly Adams Building). Butter made Elgin cream. nnn He) - Evapornted, Whote Apples 19¢ caugnt . 39c Meavka,” SSC ral Meat —— K 20¢ is Crab) Meat 19¢ Lenox Soap Frocter & Gan foap Kin Lenox or, 29¢ “Baby Mine” wilt probably be given, as well a8 an act from AY COX of the Winter Garcen R isn't saying a word just vow Decause.of an operation on her performed Monday. The doctor @ays my case ts the second of its kind on record inspected by various members of the rr lon, is ranging trom the t grandfather's who killed cock robin’? the general opinion among ! ternity seemed to be that I x jerworld” ts a genuine, unadulterated ‘freakivus ee irs ater te bay Bs A! i t x Mrs. Mar ‘et Meskill's back play, and ir] Daturees Steals Bible for | Pocketbook. — [ittomned avenue, M be ack tn the cast at the know just warbling of a sweet-vo Xe INVENTOR KILLED BY TRAIN. New York Man Meets Death on ‘Tracks at New Branawick, N. J. Emanuel Kaufman, an inventor, of No, One Hundred and Forty was killed by a Pennayl rain at New Br yesterday afternoon. Washington on busin at the above address Restores color to Gray or Faded hair—Removes Dan- druff and invigorates the Scalp —Promotes a luxuriant, healthy hair growth—Stops its | falling out.* Is not a dye. ‘ | THE LOWEST PRICES C ON 6TH AVE. | # THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, MARCH 30, formed when she fainted. “The Deep Oddities In the News Of To-Day Sold Fake Blood Oranges, That fake blood oranges are being sold Was ascertained after two children became seriously {ll at Westflell, Mass hair] Tne fruit, bought at fancy prices, and showed under analysis that tt was art! -|flctally eqored with a highly poisonous Injection of chemicals. she had changed her mind, and . ing to give any other reason But sne V baa h Be breaking into her he them into bbed a horsewhip. I was put through a family dog came ne When the bexiar with hia eruteh th leg. ‘The supposed o next dnstant became t lexed man tn New soon safe ayt of reach ketbook, om the nton as she was riding on a trolley « He was captured by the motorman, and despite his plea that he was only drunk, Was held to answer, Swoons, Then Refuses to Wed. Miss Marie Ross was cured of a de. sire to wed by a fainting spell, after she eloped to Long sefch, Cal. with larkley ere standing before the mi to have the ceremony per the Jersey, land only the tnt remains before the Ss regarding a Not Overtrimmed, But “Chic” A Pretty Dress Hat at . . 500 in this Assortment 300 Different Styles J. H. DEGELMAN 2148-2150 Third Avenue Wa OPEN EVENINGS “Sg © or direct upon 1866 Estasusneo 43 Years 191! MS "See to-night’s Journal for full particulars of our Friday Profit- Sharing Advertise- ment. Better savings than ever. Buy Your Furniture Now O'Neil! Main Store—Fourth and Fifth Ploore (Formerly Adams Rullding), The following illustrations show a few of the representati ieces of high grade furniture that may be seen in Ni jate furniture departn i liable manufacturers, who when we. buy that the construction and finish of their merchandise is as fine as the best skill You will find reduction may be be n guarantee 1 labor can make it. ny useful articles reduced in price, in some cases, as much as 50% ewe have decided ourselves ni rey design any longer, ot that the factory has ontinued making it, ete. but ina ‘ase no matter how great the re- duction you will find an article that is made right, looks godd, and would be an attractive addition to the furnishing of any home. Early English Library Furniture (Exactly like illustration) Early English, genuine leather loose cushion seats, well made framca—a most artistic Suite in eve Settee... > .. Regular price 816 R Large Rocker ular price $10. 7.50 Large Arm Chair. . é ular price &0 e.. 7.00 Lady's Rocker. Regular le price . 5.00 Small Chair...... Regular price $6 25; Sale price 4.35 $47 Dresser, $34.50 Just like illustra. tion, This beautiful dresser is made in Ma- hogany, — Quartered Golden’ Oak, Bird's eye Maple and ‘Tuna Natural Mahogany, base iy 28x46 It has 24x80 evelled French The mirror The Kindel ‘Davenport Bed | The inches. NEED NOT BE REMOVED FROM THE WALL, THE BACK SIMPLY ROLLS FORWARD HAs A ROOMY WARD. | ROBE UNDER THE TOUS FULL SIZE SANITARY BED, ers. French shaped legs, dustproof partitions, a and is the highest standard of construct Always t Instantly changed from a per Aaeae Le IMREaT PES BEREA GHCORSSTO ROR Api fect Davenport to a perfect Bed without mov- ing. So simple and easy a child can apegate {en Noibsmutlealod watts to gehioit on titer | $20 Wardrobe Couch $15.50 Hedding is ulwa dy for use, but | , neenled from view during the day, rices range from $37.50 to 980 | PRE RRR Englander Couch Bed ree Like illustration), A beautiful style of : A Eu Wardrobe Couch, upholstered in a deep tufted tras sae ame i900 to 089.00 ‘Turkish style. ‘The box is exceptionally Inrge and roomy. It is fitted with « patent spring, which allows this couch ty open so easily that j # child can operate it, The bo® is made of aromatic cedar of the finest grade, which ada { luxurious comfort of a couch, It is 6 ft. % couch bed on the market | inches in length and fect 6 inches in width On being re- vived she refused to be married, saying deel! Woman Horsewhips Tramps. the Kitchen, focked the door Dog Restored Man's “Lost” Leg. | While an apparently one-legged bex- | story 4 iveliest (woe and was) Smart Hats for Little Money $5.00 117th and 118th Streets 1911. a © For Men and Young Men Well Made Ready to Wear BRILL. CLOTHES When the Spring gladness gets into a man’s blood he turns eagerly to brighter, lighter garments. Now’s the time to decide where to buy The claim that the Brill stores have upon your consideration lies in the VALUES we give. NEW SPRING SUITS AND OVERCOATS $10 » $40 The Best made clothes you ever saw Exceptional Variety and Value at $15, $20, $25 You'll find some very attractive new patterns in grays and browns; pencil stripes of varying widths, handsome shade harmonies, clever mixtures, and other pleasing effects. Even the blues come in new weaves. Suits are, more natural fitting this year; a good test of tailoring. You'll see how thoroughly we've done our work by the graceful lines and the good hang of the coats. Most of our Spring Overeoats at $18 and up are silk-lined. of them at $15 are silk-faced to edge of lapels. SPECIAL: New Spring Overcoats at $10 A better overcoat than you've ever seen for $10. A lot of thought and time has gone into this proposition, and our immediate profit is very small. But every man who buys one will come back for another, when he ne ther. The styles are conservative, in Oxford, Black, and very fancy Gray Mixtures, lined with excellent, servic with silk facing to edge of lapels. Exceptionally well-made, per- fect-fitting overcoat Remarkable values at 810. At All Stores, except Broadway & 49th Street. Some neat ible serge; some Bring Your Boys to See the New Spring School oe Reefers Ir Confirmation Suits The smartest and mast serviceable Boys’ Clothes in all New York. ps Two-pair Knicker Suits, at $3.95 and $4.95. ! 1 For Friday and Saturday Only Special Sale of Russian and Sailor Suits. Blue serges and neat fancy mixtures. Value $5, $2 95 Harlem and Union Square Stores Open Saturday Evening. FIVE STOR . 3 125TH STREET, BROADWAY | At Third Ave. THE HOUSE OF BETTER VALUES At 49th Street.” 47 CORTLANDT near Greenwich. 279 BROADWAY UNION SQUARE Near Chambers St. 14th St., nr. B’way, anette: Case of thelost | SB REMARKABLE \ Cs EXPERIENCE \. OF LONDON'SN In copies of the Sunday World distributed in country circulation, this detective story will be found printed as a part of the paper and separately folded in the Magazine Section. ee er)