The evening world. Newspaper, April 25, 1911, Page 11

pe to the elevated rai THB BVENING FOURTACK'” 22 : THREATENED TO WOWIBIG CHEF PUNTODOAWAY | | ~ WADA SCA HS WE Cherokee Pinon | Hales Hint in bast Orange a ip bis ne d foo: el for \ “reigl ild- ' t to Court and Demands Di- #1! over ax vs ) Bary, 10-Story Freight Build- poses. 9 wt f ined for : seu } Mer Noval HES, $34,050,000. [THER Aine’ or other conearns vorce Forthwith. dark cher an the | atons the line could arrange for spurs —— Mideen oF Jisappearing direculy into their iidings for re. et a sch, Who ways She Uwanals from Oklahoma, again a ENGINEERS REPOR Jeoiving and discharging freight. A Annie t a KS T. | sugues on is made, on the plans for ix a sidings Into plers. These sidings could again enter piers on, tie A level, and strode majestically | of : might be unloaded by hand trucks (o| {to the Coney Tstand Police Court to- | 1e"% Peesent Plan Contemplates| piatforms ‘tocated st the car. floor day and asked Magistrate Geismar to| itm cainp tl levels, ‘The street floor at plera would grant her a divorce. ‘The object of tua | wan i ‘ From 60th to R then be restricted to wagon traffic, the . Mae ‘0 Rector St— upper level being fo: roads, [Attention is Milon Uwanalsch, an aged | Mi Le These ratiroad corms intght be| man, who ts only Cherokee, the | wat com a Extension Suggested. equipped with various mochanteal de-| other half being syp r a fact that get ever: ne avn vices to faciitiate handling, also chutes | convinces the Princesa after ten years |lands and cattle when jie dies ve A “ : the Sreeent Use te siearumnp cotipes | of Iife with nim that she had married | Princess” Is Obdurate. CBe Pehte Bervice Commission made | nies inatet on having export fatlroad | beneath her station, |, But the P to-day « report signed by Alfred | fretzit brought alongside of the Monell Uwanaiseh was in court on @ sum- ee on lighters. The convenient location of )} mone, charged with threatening to scalp a ou: acting chief engineer, and | ‘racxs on pers with mechantoal devices his wife because she eefused to live | 8d! nette, transportation engineer, | for nandiing any epyeal to these compa- | with him, They are both living on the! > good. @m the problem of taking the New York | nies. : 3 br sehr | miorea of Coney Ieland Creek, but in| But Magistrate Gontral tracks on the west side off the| Estimated Cost, $54,050,000, |separate tepees. With the princess are|that his powers didn’t Qublio streets, The report is dated Jan.) The estimated cost of the line and) ier father and her four cislldren. strongly advised a« 2, Mi equipment with ten-story butldings at |” Said He'd Scalp Her. told Milon Uwanal stat {9 roughly summarized as fol- | scalping tri ‘Mr, Craven and Mr. Connette report jon bina Annie said she had left her Susband | Coney rane ,omly on euch of the problem as pr rafioad, gg reet tr nei andé their ranch near Barrisvili * ftaeif below Sixtieth street. Thel> ft ‘sensor ers "12,080 009 | two years ago beca\ te in the nature @ preliminary report i Be fon.000 | of royal blood and sof progress susceptible of changes and })!8)"." NModifications. They commit themsolves 4 Then he tur probationary he! cision. aners syetem’ ko. 1.000.000) 1 along the ma: @imal way from Sixtieth street down to! about Rector street as the m ost econ somical and efficient ta to bring New York ¢ n the city over the west Kide tra Eventually to Be Exten.ed. a An elevated ra Mned tn the r extended a water front, t © movements [n the wail is morning were confusing. | erday's late arn was continued | © outset to- | 1, Southern | f resulted in giv. | fregular appearance | toward the end of the first hour, the stock mar- | » A quiet | POLARINE "The Winning Oil for Winning Cars” “To-day I lowered my world’s records for the mile and kilometre; also established a world’s record for two miles. Time for kilometre 15.88 seconds; for mile 25.40 seconds; for two miles 51.28 seconds. Used Standard Oil Gasoline and POLARINE in practice and in final trials and it helped me break records. Nothing but POLARINE for me from now on.”—Daytona, Fla. April 23rd. 1911. (Signed) BOB BURMAN. “When examined carefully after the trials, the Blitzen Benz was found to be in as perfect condition as ever. —New York Times. the first ve better than waterfron Followis mitted This accomplishment again proves that POLARINE is the best automobile oil yet produced. Are You Using Polarine on Your Car? If you cannot obtain it from yourdealer, write our nearest Agency. TOR cee Standard Oil Company Incorporated) At the Five Brill Stores To-day and To-morrow A Special Window Display of Men’s Spring Suits at $15 & $20 THE BRILL TWENTY, THE BRILL-SPECIAL FIFTEEN. No matter where you go, you'll not sce suits so thoroughly good as these that offer so real an opportunity for big savings. LOGICAL ECZEMA REMEDY MILD, SOOTHING WASH f test and thons- only possible enre | This isa mild, sh, made of Oil of Glycerine, and a oie ' redients, compounded so 5 ' W and |S neal ally that each one has its proper [hese values and these prices were strangers b be Panis devple sompessn hnee made up| to one another before w e organized a con- Wittyeninitie in the D. D. D. Prescription—so harm- centration of effort to bring them together. ’ : loss that i will clear the blotchy face or The remarkable values-—-the quality, the style, the workmanship--are the result, not merely of skill and care, but of the tremen th s readily as it itch and cure the At the lowe ventent c is wonderful what it pan "plane rn aati "4 Freight Gt rate Ne do advantages enjoyed by the Brill organ- h 5 an be cured. The very ization as a buyer of great magnitude. you instant relief. trial bottle to-day | Hegeman & Co. and Rikex’s Drug Stores This display is intended to demonstrate two truths that right styles and best values are always to be had in the Brill Stores. —_—_—_—_—— — Ready to Wear. Aull Brwthers BROADWAY at 49th St. 279 BYWAY, near Chamt OPENS AN ACCOUNT 47 CORTLANDT ST, near Greenwich, 123TH ST, UNION QUAL T4th Street, Wes Broad What You Lost Yesterday You Will Find To-Day SOLID BRASS BED. g6Y i cae ea tat If you used a ‘‘Lost and Found” BET NeW Yo SeUN BYERY EQEWING UNTIL 3 O'CLOCK” ff dv, in the World this morning. lh Hcl Se “TWICE JLTED SHE Romance of Mrs, Annie. Sale! 1 as an engineer, Te also] the Charing Cross Bank, a pejyate tution which closed Its doors on Oc “NOW LOSES HONEY = ss GIVEN AS BALM mon and Col Geoge E. ie Chureh Revealed by Suit. LONDON, 8 A strange chapter |, the i © affairs of the late | foo the noted an ¢ wae poveated in the |, Annie Mar | CREAM FARINA A THE IDEAL BREAKFAST FO the public ned in |ONEILL-ADAMS COMPANY Rarer and Rarer the Bargains Grow | In The Great FUhrich Sale | Come Early, and Shop Long, Is Good Advice Broken Lines make *: impossible to publish anything like a comprehensive list of the remarkable bargains that you have proven are here almost me a song. Thousands are’ lett tor fortunate purchasers, and it will more than repay you to browse about among them. Ehrich Merchandise Is Positively One-Half Price and Less and Is Supplemented by Special Purchases at One-Third to One-Half Price Gas Lamps at $5.00 Values Up to $12.00 O'NeIIl Hometarniahing, Gtore -Hasement Renaissance Bed Sets O'Nellt jaa Store First Bloor. Seat Huitaine There are several designs all with bolster roll covers iimess and full ne \ good many patterns in stands to choose from. A most Ehrich's paras 85.50 28.00 412.00 cach unusually large variety of designs and styles of art gl ee § ned ¥ ’ * ° Our Price 92. $4.00 36.00 Bharlesrtinitant. (Herel licalkaniileiiierhone se tirerelllcse are | § meee to 4 Bonne Femmes manufacturers in the business, so that you may get almost c sortment in white and Arab any style you desire. ‘There are a great number of colors vo \ har choos ” F ” Mhrich’s Price 82.00 $3.00 84.00 86.98 each ie ae ST ai ee Pin tit| ad c ee $5.00 ie Fits $1.00 $1.50 $2.00 $3.49 Irish Point Lace Curtains Mhrich’s Price R15 RIG $17.98 pair Carpet and Rug Specials Our Price eas “te.0n “ania (Pormerts ORE iti Teor Nottingham Lace Curtains £40 Royal Wilton Rugs at $32.50 Bhrich’s Price 54.08 % Just 50 handsome, new, worsted Willon rugs, fresh from UJ die sila ales One LOLs AL O84 Be, | Sale of China and Cut Glass $1.50 Savonnerie Axminster Carpets, $1.35 yd. O° Nei Mamet Wasermeni \ patterns, suitable for high class furnishings, Decorated China in neat flor: wns; plates in various ; r tea cups and saucers, salad howls, fruit: saucers and Inlaid Linoleums. howls; regularly 300 to 75c, at 25e each Eatra heavy qualities, colors through to the back. Japanese Tea Cups and Saucers, regvlariy 25c, at $1.50 values at $1.19 sq. yd. | 81.95 values at 98e sq. yd. } | 126 each Rich Cut Glass Sugar and Cream Sets, regularly $6 Chests of Silver at $4 al $1.00 sel, ut Glass Mayonnaise Bowls and Plates, reguiarly O'Neill Homefurniyhing stor ment #298, at $1.98. - i Amphora Vases, in pretty artistic shapes, regularly $10.00, $5.00. Rogers and other fine makes, four ful patterns h gray, bead edge; scroll and faney edge: each chest Vrenc ETRE erTIG er ypecede a cohen Sia lile aee CRT “oHousefurnishings Salt and Pepper Shakers, 19¢ aligegment ] Real cut glass with sterling silver tops: full size in very Kreamer'’s $1.70 Wash Boilers at $1.29 pretty shapes, sold elsewhere at 75e a pair; here at 19¢. | y copper bottom, every one warranted, at $1.29. $2.50 Carving Sets at $1.50 8 “Surety” Lawn Mowers at $2.98 Three-pieces: knife, fork and steel; stag handle in lined Made hy the Philadelphia Lawn Mower Co.; sizes 12, tae niedeaay 14, 16 and 18 inches, at $2.98. debe ta tl $1,25 Folding Ironing Boards at 85c Made of the hest seasoned limber, extra strong, full size, $4.50 Steamer Rugs at $2.98 at BSc. Ne Main Chormerty teh plaid of various clans, rich, dark ec i 1 = ll lines of red or gold self fringed at $2. at $47. 50 | $4 Silk PRordered Comforters, at $1.98 ' | Richly bordered in pink, light blue, yellow, olive or | artes Field Haviland’s china dinner sets, in open stock | cris Phe desien in the best mercerized silkoline and patterns, 100 pieces, handsomely decorated, @nished with fin Martha Washington geranium leaf and flower, at the |] |! at $47.50, | low price of $1.98. $32.50 English Dinner Sets at $22.50 | — = --—-——" | Maddock’s English dinner sets,with handsomely decorated aa light blue border encrusted with gold, L00 pieces, open stoek " Tn es . . ~ patterns, at $22.50. Baby Carriages and Sleepers Hinileedsof other items in ourChina Department equally at Factory Cost 1 Main Lot No. 1 Pullman Alverara tliat t of tl Balance ot Ehrich “Bros. best quality reed with voll on body and hood, extra heavy rub Parasols and Umbrellas ber tire, casy riding spring, enameled. cross handk At $15 At Less ‘Ihan © ne-half Regular Prices . \ of tine round reed, roll regularly 820 and 82%, for to-morrow { 2 Pullman Sleepers, ini on dl and body, corduroy upholstered cushions, steel Parasols, i tubular pushers, extra heavy tires, regularly tO Others that y #24, for to-morrow at $18} | Umbre Another Offering of Holland Rose Bushes, Fresh and Green, 2 mmm We Cive and Redeem Surety Stamps 7 penne ane etait