The evening world. Newspaper, May 3, 1911, Page 15

LO NL NN a THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 3, 1911. i 0 e | wit be tucuded. kote iNeed baht OA 27 A BAG at od The Greatest Retail ide thie Rin | anit and when he heerd ‘about ene [noon and from that time on Joe suved Organization in eee Sure ee Ne EO i oe tenined fakntariy qenost Tons the World wilh the “Mistah Tom, you don't need to get | supervision G ; f fig me do mah funnin’, Ah'll do it all right (The next chapter will deal with 4 Q [| t | hlors ahout Zou. beyin. to come alone Al) some of Walcott’s best —"| hariey While. AHigh Heel | — Fy Walking Pump ‘ Did You Ever Hear Any Ghost! *: Passed, two men on the roof threw | | Several @lat hing! fi the branches ., Stories? Well, Here Is a Good) 5: the trees airectiy over Joos head. | : Joe Glad to Leave Place. | One Told by Referee white, [Jee,Glad 10 Leave Place, | stepped into the house across the | road and took a look Into Joe’s bed- NO. 22 JOR WALCOTT, |". Third Welterweight Champion. | Coprright, OU, by TY lishing Co. Lowest Prices Because Our Buying Power Is Largest Established 43 Years QNEILL-ADAMS @ Sixth Ave., 20th to 22d St., N. Y¥. Great Offerings of New, Desirable Merchan- dise from 66% to 75% Actual Value The cold weather has forced manufacturers, importers and jobbers to close out to us complete lines of new merchandise at great under-pricings. Come and investigate the remarkable values to be secured before purchasing.-The savings are HERE. 1,000 New Specially Priced Suits at $11.75, $14.75 and $19.75 “Values $20 to $35 \ ‘ Immediately the coon let out | that could be heard ten miles nd tore out cf the house. As he Yalcott from leav! He packed his grips, “wouldn't aay arol Gun Metal UST mention * y of alana epirit or a ghost being around the) no d house.’ After his terrible . J neighborhood and soe ex > Joo never left the house or Russia Calf and he was much relieved | the camp broke up and he left ud become as fides With the barber's itch. ol MAYy, muperstitions even for a negro, GAA Whenever ghost wtories were being | 1! tela in his hearing he would shiver al Wh if the eountry| This new Model Sterling last is especially designed | Blt, look © y worried and then | Under O'Rourke’ agement ‘Tom i : i huretedly de | made fi very morning | to grip the heel firmly and fit closely at the sides. /f O'NeiIL Main Store—Thind Floor One tine 4 Rourke had hts atrimg | ane pe was Go lasy if (Vormerly Adame Building.) ‘ ncliiged ; ad to get up , ; ; ; pty rete A Wrassoeer locaved 2 and go. along with | We offer these suits with one object; not on O'Rourke, th Joe he Six Broadway Stores nse and Du sett hl Broadway, corner Jist St. | 1095 Brondway,nenr234 St. Broadway, cor. Canal St. ar Lawrence, &| jere they occupled pise and also a snaller site the main building. quainted with the and within a few t opened camp he| began to make trips to town. Joe be- | ™ game 90 interesied in his new friends | that he insisted on walking to town Very night. There he would stay until lomg after the time that he should have been in bed. O'Rourke thought tt would | —— = = - 5 ce — = =—=|F we a very good thing {f Walcott was In = = @ame way discournged from making the nightly pilgrimages, and he decided to rig up in a white sheet and play ghost by the rondaide along which Joe passed every night. The road from the house down to the lage Wound around through a patch dense woods ant past a deep ravine. By going along the ravine, starting from the back of the house, it was pos- sible to make a big cut through the woods, and O'Rourke decided to make ume of It. } ‘Walcott would never tale the short: | eat because of tho darkness that pre-/ vatied in the deep muich, how cheap but how good a suit can be given for the money. ‘They were made for this sale by the best makers of tailored suits in New York. These suits are not cast-off, discarded samples, but new garments in the plain, strictly tailored and fancy collar models— made of serges, worsteds and tweeds in black, white, tans, blues and mixtures. We illustrate but three styles; hundreds more await your | choosing at $11.75, $14.75 and $19.45 jear New Pennsylvania Station Broadway, cor. Fulton St. Broadway, corner 38th 8t. | 297 B'way, near Duane St. In Brooklyn ot 390 Fulton Street ht that you should drag out of bed every 600 Coats for Women and Small Women An assortment of separate coats absolutely walked in the middle of th n t 4 1 GASES Se Bdessh ads beyond comparison. Dress coats in voiles, Bee inte George didn't like the Iden. of | two-toned satins, black satins, . taffetas, . Wet rk cama te putck Hobe pongees, laces, serges and tweeds. : Wiese little evening walks that Walcott The rough wear coats for steamer, motor, ss Nike been indulging in."" O'Rourke con- . A vee ’ {940d to Dixon one evening. “I'm going golf, walking, cte., of serges, tweeds and 4 Scotch mannish mixtures; not one style to choose from, but fully 100 out-of-the-ordinary models; values $22.50 to $37.50 at $14.75, $19.75 and $24.75 May Sale of Muslin Underwear | Women’s Hous: and Morning to rig up Ike a ghost along, but don't fet on to Q’Rourke Let Out Groan. Tm the evening Walcott and Dixon swung out of the gate and down the road in the diraction of the town, Joe | WD) ine The Biggest and Best Values Ever Offered ONeill anion siiees, Batis” We Ay ny’ ” O'Neill Main Store—Third Floor (Vormerly Adams Building) The 81 dress ix made of light percale, square neck Gibson plait over shoulder, three-quarter sleeves. TI Combination sale, Many picces can be matched in sets. | dress is regularly sold for 81.50; for this sale only, 1 “ Drawers, made of Corset Covers, pret- at... muslin, with full | Tis rane ores | f | Putten He Sis | Syericty 30F {eee | One has the Peter Pan collar, turnback cuff and tp: | patch pocket, finished with a buttonhole stit:h. Walking -65¢c The other model made kimono effect, in pretty check a Tnee percale and trim . with plain chambray to waatehi 7 4 ts de e are al howing two models Made of ¢ blue linene, with sailor collar and | cuffs of wh broidered in blue; same model in | Athietic, Teabel- ) In and | Regular ‘er trimmed white with blue collar and cuffs | ‘The other model is a fine quality of perrale. in | foulard pattern, re rter sleeves and ' trimmed with bands of plain m to mateb, Art Embroideries styles, mbrotdery with and] without bibs, smail, medtum and large 6 prey OR:.+American men—tne 7 MOLENT LURCH capi Mg tenn cae that Yea oldest and purest American hee Soares ee" the ack toon whiskey with French, .Ger- be At ehhh a (man or any other kind of cooking. cfr bushae som few feat 'hgok trom the | No matter what the hors d’ceuvres, the bon, Fren style tain, geStamped Marquise Waists. kimono at le, lesigns for Frene! nots and Bulgarian effects, value $1.25, at 7 ic Stamped Shirt Waists on fine linon lawn, himano siyie, value She, at... -.s 0.0, 20c | Stamped Towels, buttonbole designs, valite Spore? . as _ ent 15¢ owns, ng pett!coata, nations an d | slips to «# ! from, — trimme nd i long to wait be-| s i tape he heard Walcott und Dixon ap- (cheese or the in-betweens may be, the man it had jith cw ant om} SS ena OatiNe. Wea \with a good United States appetite wants ; Ou, ; [bon fintimned 4 | The White House 1 slowly ra! C F R fi 1 : : Il 4 $2 Guaranteed Genuine $3.50 Silk Messaline arstairs Rye tor his stimulant. Ileatherbloom Petticoats at $1 Petticoats at $2.49 Cook Book Carstairs Rye is a blend of the choicest Every (old whiskies. § sean nt bears the manufactur e with fluted rufile ond tucked space The World's Standard 58e hirred: ruffle and space flow in an endless variety of colors, suitable at reseda, green, wistaria, | for str and evening wear, $ ‘ais a 2.49 Fe 5 a shu tan, brown, ete Muln Store—Firet Vlpor rly Adame Muillding), : It is aged in weed. if is fully matured. peel esi ells t is smooth, mellow, palatable. r q q : . i ‘ For more than 122 years, generation i Lingerie and Tailored Waists Fine Display of (after generation, the best judges of whiskey ; Oana? Ra Corsets Jao an HE ‘in New York City have been constant and OCRartoarty" Ahan Tits ENE | consistent users of Carstairs Rye. Saale || The standard of purity and excellence raln'e| fixed nearly a century and a quarter ago— es before food adulteration and cheapening } had been heard or dreamed of—are main- hird Floor. (Bormerly Adwi siding} f Tailored Waists at $2 Made of white handkerchief linen with broad pleat over shoulders; front of waist beautifully hand-embroidered in large and small floral designs; plain back; long sleeves finished with laundered cutts and collar; at $2, We are celebrat have the largest collec Jilin the city, All from $3 up. o Week” and n of Nemo Corsets 1 styles, attached +; sizes 19 to 86, ." groaned the White Voile Waists at $2.95 fauheds regulatly.@8, al $9 A ° A — cet hes ta . tof garters at- tained today; with all the improvements Sie rae prey ainveol dt Le faut ; Rengo Belt Corsets, boned throughout which science and progress make possible The shoulder and kimono slecves are with watchspring stecls, graduating front Pp in the distilling industry. and thinned with lace and Uh high coll clasps, tr pee Vb ee ane nbbom € 4 also t ed with lace; at $2.95, nadady karel The sale of Carstairs Rye in New York PL ene Tem corer Redfern, WB. 89 $2 White Lingerie Waists at $1 | Tailored Waists at $1 lpuet Broat’ Cc Bs Thomeaata class is consequently greater today than the sale of any other whiskey. If you live outside New York City and find any diffi- culty in getting Carstairs Rye, advise us and we will see to it Ww Fitting, P. Walcott To.d of Ghost. aber Ate nia Front of waist prettily tucked, exquisitely Meh hand-embroidered and trimmed with lace, Back also tucked; new long sleeves tucked | # and finished with tucked lace trimmed cuffs |and stiff collar, front of waist prettily em- q ‘ ripae A BS 5 » Ferris, Augustine, Self- Made of white linene with pl ated front | pegucing. American 1 Oe nape wena nd back; long sleeves finished with stiff cuffs |Corsets, double and triple sets of garters attached. Prices range from 75¢ to $10, All corsets fitted, free of charge, from #1 that you are promptly supplied, and collar, at $1. ’ broidered with coral, blue or helio; at $1. up Panscldatinn a rite hats are going to be extremely popular this summer. ehave| pis model ia a atric F one Trimmed Dress Hats, $4.98 to $7.50 ette hood and rubber tire wheels White lilacs, roses, hyacinths, d vs, White violets, white straw braids, white Ostrich Feather Bands, 86 inches long; value Carstairs, McCall & Co, and Carstalrs Bros. , i . sonnel neuen a ie : nm we é wblte NUE vodels dire t fram | an tion go-cart, folds up with one Philadelphia New York Baltimore Ho Ontari © Ranin and other models to choose from, Prices |teton. can be carrie’ under te | from $1.65, 01,98, $2.48 and up of tine tubing gear with leather- in two colors, red and green, at the extremely low BPO Os isa 000i 34.50 We Give and Redeem Surety Stamp: of eumme 1 in ‘ full of bats Th vere » down the ohimney and out through the big fireplace into the room where Joe was