The evening world. Newspaper, April 14, 1911, Page 15

P Kot McCoy, ~ 100-NEAR DEATH WHEN GAS FUMES That Feeling Of Fullness FILL TENEMENT i Six Dragged Out Unconscious ing a Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet. and Others All Stupified a tha 7 When Alarm Is Given, Package Sent Free on Reauest. More than a hundred persons living ina story tenement house at No. M9 East Fifty-first street were ren- dered partially unconsctous early this Morning by gas which escaped from broken In the ba: on a gas engine One entire family of six, ving on the ground floor directly over the engine, was rendered uncon- aclous and the members had to be | dragged out py the East Pifty-fir Policeman MeCoy of st street station, who | Algo aroused those on the upper floors At 6.80 o'clock a tenant on the ground floor awake: d and smelled gas. He found himseit half stupified when he arose, but managed to stumble into the hall and felt his way to the street and who went back with him. ‘They found the entire building filled with escaping gas, ant Me sCoy directed the man to send in a call for an ambu- lance, Inflation Of The Stomach From Undigested | Food Quickly Relieved By A Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet. When von take tired and overtanrd Every Tenant Wakened. McCoy mae his way upstairs and lmhtstick at the door WS as quick as you 4 mumbled and half-choked from every apartment except on the Fear of the ground floor Aided by several passing cittz came to his assistance, he forced the door of this apartment. Inside they found aged forty-two, unconscious on response the one were four « rooms; J, tured ribs, Apsiitution. enemas WINDOW SMASHER GRABS - POLICEMAN BY THROAT. Man Disturbs 0 Bellevue and he was taken to that , his head swathed in band- s of glass gashed his ght from B nard fig A the Magistra “CHARLES A. KEENE Importer und Cutter of Diamonds, 180 Broadway, New York and tempting way to serve it. And whether you are giving an elaborate ‘entertainment or preparing a simple home meal, you find some part of your menu improved and simplified by Camila, Soe You can make a delic adding milk or cream accor ling to directions the label. Or served in bouillon topped with whipped cream it is dainty and inviting. Many people find it specially satisfying with croutons added, or with vermicelli or rice. And there are Campbell's croquettes, tomato-soup jé lly, tomato tartare, sauce for cutlet » for cor ktails, et In fact it’s a wonc age without this pal: 21 of it by s bis yu Sane i extrer grated cheese, noodles, | There’s no limit to it. | There’ s almost no end to the practi- 1 cal uses of our Tomato Soup. | Nearly every day you find some new | | } Roal [fish Crochet Coitartess Yok We Give and Redeem Surety Stamps. Taster poem In All Famous O'Neill Styles, Unusual Materials and Extremely Low Prices Faster Millinery at Its Height Styles and Values Surpass All Records O'Neil Main Store, First Floor (Formerly Adams Ballding) Untrimmed millinery de ds daily increasing. We have all the latest European and do- mestic creations. There has never been a season when the styles were so v or the demands greater. We have passed all previous records. In our enlarged department “there's every re- quirement for Easter headwear for women, misses and Idre: untrimmed and simply trimmed, also flowers, feathers and straw braids in great abundance. We give the best merchandise at the lowest prices Women’s Smart Tailored Hats, $1.95, $2.98, $3.98 up to $7.98. Children’s Trimmed Peanut Braid Hats with Faille Silk Scarfs, at 91.45. Children’s Trimmed Patent Milons, very smart; the Pierrette and the Conquest, at 91.65. Misses’ ‘Trimmed ‘Tuscan Braid, at 92.48 and 92.98, ‘Trimmed Dress Hats, $4.98 up to $17. Untrimmed Hats, 95e. Fancy Jap Braids. Fancy Straw Braids, all at 9$e. Black Chip Braids. fl Black Neapolitan. Flowers of every description: lilacs, hydrangeas, wistarias, sweet peas, pansies, violets, jack roses, moss roses, large, small and medium roses, American roses and La France. Imported sprays, bunches, foliage, fruits, ete. Rose Wreaths, 37¢, 75¢ up to 93.75, | Rose Sprays, 25¢, 48¢ and $2.98. Violets, 5c. 48¢ up to $2.98. Hyacinths, 26 and 98c. Pansies, 37c, 75c and 98c. Foliage, 15c, 25c, 98c up to $1.25. Special Easter Display of ‘ Misses’ Suits and Coats O'Neill Main Store—Third Floor (Formerly Adams Batlding). Misses’ $23.75 Suits at $19.75 Made of serge, lined throughout with peau de cygne, sailor collar, trimmed with satin and striped silk, skirt pleated. Sizes 14, 16 and 18 years, at $19.75. Misses’ Suits, $11.95 The materials are serges, lined throughout with satin, trim- med with braid and small buttons, panel back and front with fold. Sizes 14, 16 and 18, at $11.95. Junior Suits, $13.75, $15 and $17.50 In mixture checks and serges, lined throughout with satin with sailor or notch collars, skirts pleated or gored. Sizes 13, 15 and 17, at $13.75, $15 and $17.50. “<f, Girls’ Coats, $3.95 to $10.75 Ofserge,checks and plain colors ina variety of styles, lined t hrough- out; single or double breasted. Sizes 6 to 14 years, $3.95 to $10.75. We are also showing a full line of misses’ and girls’ white serge and satin CosEh $13.75 to $35. Men’s Business Suits, $12 All New Spring Models O'Neill Main Store—Second Floor (Formerly Adams Bullding), The popularity of these suits for men and young men is not equalled by any similarly priced clothing, and no wonder, for you get in these suits features of higher priced clothing at a low price. We guarantee these suits, because they are made of all-wool fabrics and have the characteristics of the best clothing made. Our spring stock is now at its best, | and to-morrow you will be able to buy suits in a large range of colors and materials, from 16 years to 44 inch chest measure, including stouts. Every suit has our label, which means that we will give you a new suit if the one you buy proves uns: ttory. | Other Suits, $7.50 up to $30. Boy s* Clothing Special Sale of Men’ s Haberdashery O'Neill Mata Store—Just Inside the 2106 St. Door Ty’, Adams Bullding). all mothers. iss! hnickerbocker suits, with pants that are taped, double bore WZ y yer) ) tepute for 82. All coat mode Sizes 14 to 18 at the low pr “A new suit for | y sold for #3 with one pair of — | : inthis lot are a numb nits | able Ve at the extremely w sha Hes, ‘These suits are w hers, We give two pairs. Tr » pair of trousers in sailor and Russian styles, a 4.98. at $1.15 low pric A new s! Aduiis Multan Solid Gold Solid Gold Cuff Links, green, bright and Old English fin diamond $9.95 to $38.50 Purses and Bags German Silver, Gold Plated and 98¢ to $10.00 | fects, genuine half pearls Diamond settings $3.98 to $45.00 ane hundred bring meray caer + diamond | Silvers in satin finish a scare always valued | s ings, plain or diamond | riety of exquisite pa r : s A pera inese aes nee | mtn ate "75060 428.00 | fi: wn pai, srs labor decktaces " | Stocking Souvenirs on Saturday, Children’s Day ; Solid Gold Lavallieres and Fes- | decornted slostos . H . . , , ad . leme ce Rie pubes foc ella Solid Gold + $1.65 to #10 x a - Srepp Paolr at “alee ant ere toons, Necklace sith, : Hat Pins | Gui bia 741,65 to 010 | = Bring in y our Doll for a t ree Pair | ‘ew Easter — thssts pearls, sapphires and gare | 4 variety that seems almost end: | Pear ase to 93 Pa lery Deut, O'Neill Main Store—Hirst Floor (Formerly Adams Building), p d-and-white labe 1 on a nets; some with floral effects, at fi cor pu aaa Ra ot To-morrow we will ive away to every purchaser of stockings, German-made ok for the red-a od Suggestions $8.95 to $15.00 | Gold Plated......... 2se to 85 | Gold Plated Beads... 92.25 tog ' socks, suitable for large dolls (or small infants). r YPAPRID 1S 1011 THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL 1911. Women’s Neckwear for Easter O'Neill Main Store—First Floor (Vormerty Adams Bullding). Real Irish Crochet Coat Collars and Duteh Collars, Jabots: value #4: go) 9g New Fichus of net. tarquisette and nd batiste, to be war Non coats $9@ to $ | | en's; sizes LL to 18's at 91.69, wise ea eerie | "95c At vain Bi | ano’ ' ; ; Boys’ and Youths’ satin calf lace, full round toe; sizes 1 to 31g, at $1.50. The f i tment in ike city devoted entirely to wearing . rinted madras, in this season's Little Men's sizes 10 to 1Shy, at Oh. he most complet mrt the sity devoted anlitely to rearing most up-te 1 colorings, includ ae apparel for boys. We are determined to makeythis deps whites nanufact A good many of t . plain and pleated bos« f 95e. Men's $1.50 to $2.50 Wash- Other suite f for Boys from $1,98 to $12, ae Pree tee ee Boys’ All-Wool Blue Serge Suits : an ‘s95SilkPajamas, $3.45 $3.98, $4.98, $5.98, $6.98, $7.98 and $9.98 | ny : lo and trimmed, Norfolk from 7 to 12 years and double x breasted from 8 to 17 years it if they prove unsatisfactory, | gree Solid Gold Jewelry | At 25% Discount Alt tho ponies atlanta acre On Prices Quoted Below O'Neill Main Store—Pirst Poor Buckles es and Sash Pins are here in ortment, aot matched ish, at $1.50 to 99.50 ish r oe oer ates i ts i an Something for the Young Folks jamond setting, a © 920.50 | enyraved; some with stone setting . Solid Gold Rings, single stones or | at 95.25 to $18.50 d and set with stones ht Hi Nelit Mate Huse Formerly Ado Hullding) fancy cluster settings, at Solid Gold Brooches, sunburst ef sn ea paar el child visiting tient, mpanied by bis pareat or guardian, will be Bracelets wi heuutiful gift things 67 ave & 20" 22" St ‘ 1866 Estasusmo 43 Ytars (9it The (0 95.50 — High Quality, Lowest Prices on 6th Ave. Its Clory Extra Special Sale | 1,000 Suits, Coats and Dresses | for Women* $22.50 Values, at $12.75 O' Nel Main Store, CHormerly: Sdams Viooe , 75 | Clever | Styles From Which | You Actual Value In This Offer- ing of $22.50 Gar- ments at | $12.75 | Are Certain To Make a Choice We illustrate only three of the famous O'Neill styles on sale out of 75 more awaiting your selection es, home- | and Suits in tweeds, ser spuns, worsteds, bli Popular g ‘alors. Dresses in foul taffetass clothy in dainty light and dark shudings; specially correct. Saturday will be : Children’s Day in the Shoe Department Main Store—Secon rmerty Adame But Majesty’’ Shoes, pumps and oxfords for Misses and Children, of nt lesther, tan view kid and tan Russia éalf, welt sole, broad Gto Lat $1.50; sizes II ty to 2at 92, izes 2hy to 6 at $2.50. sea’ patent le and vici kid, patent tip, four eyelet blucher Ox- ford; sizes LE bs to 2 at 91,69, ot Majesty” high cut button sl s sizes 6 to 8 at 925 Growing ws of patent leather and gun metal, sizes Sly to IL at $2.25; sizes IIy to 2 at 92. Easter Novelties and nasa VOTS Men's $1.50 Knitted Neck- wear, $1 i ns, babies eggs, roosters, storks, ete out from $¢ to 98¢ each. Carts, chariots, wagons, baskets, ete., 25¢ to $3.98, Our delicious home-made for filling same, 25¢ to 39¢ Ib. styles; guranteed rock oak and Cuban heel down to the ithers are box calf, gun metal, viei and sizes, Superior to any $3 shoe *1.95 rr twill hot inder thy in egys, collar, wll f $1.00 candies and figures, at Shoes and Oxfords at Snappy Styles in Men's High Quality Furete (Vormerty Adams ¥ | soles and leather counters, ‘The conservative broad toc kid, tan Russia calf, in the market Men's W. L. Douglas Shoes and Oxfords, with slivht imperfections, regularly 83 and 83,50; Saturday newest high toe and low heel Th ‘full range of widths special for | | | gus; truly a | REE 25¢ to $10,00 od stecl frames, can he ad- on toe plate. |Special for 1 98c Roller Skates, 79¢ ju styles here to this