The evening world. Newspaper, May 25, 1911, Page 19

earners: oes a TEE EVENING WORLD, HURSDAY, MAY 25, 1911, : FLOO EY TH E FAN @ & (“Paw” has Funbn ¢ on His Last Day in Town.) CAN THIS HERE PLACE 1) THA SPORTING ROOM WHERE THey WRITE ABOUT FIGHTS AN’ BASEBALL AW ~ ~~ 4 anaes § 3 / WAAL EF IT QINT LITTLE \ [ HANK HICKEY OF THE POISON | OAK BLELE -1 HAINT SEEN ) \ YE IN TEN Year By NECK tt) ~ OW 1 Gor tt! rte TAKE THA OLD FOSSIL UF TA THA EVENING WORLD OFFICE. MAYBE iF 1 TELL EM WHOL AM THEY'LL SLIP ME A PASS TA THA ry F Game } ia 1 used Be | / TER KNOW | & SPOR TIN’ HOM FLO OUMPLITG - PAW 1S - GOING BACK HOME “TOMORROW AND “BELIEVE ME ABNER. oLag) HE WANTS ‘TO SEE A NEWSPAPER TO SEE You -yOu'RE OFFICE BEFORE HE GOES SOHE CAN TELL THE FOLKS ABouT Ur! AUSTIN TIME TOGO OUT ‘ro THt Game. wie me! n —_n Hey! oRoP OAT p U % ~ BAT AN’ GIT \\ = 3 \OFFEM be. FIELOT ; raed /\p twem #LEE DON'T LEMME (atone Vin” / ~\ croak! & o~- ave | ey the Insen the -toun ne out of z. He and 1b suming him the wine | wa “i Hob arabbed up t merican fing} refused to { minute there was any fouling or dirty ' t had brow ring with wilh the pGredt Fi oe | Charl ey mW | work of any sort ea pked in fine condition. | j, Hout the same Inside lheRing arent eight, tt the largest ever wom y Kot t of ft than he did for the Demps fight itz Waves American Flag. You could almost have heard a_pin at went up could le away (The next chapter deals with Bob Pitzsimmone.) T 1 nsible Hall was picked up and carried t rner. Tt.was folly and given the balance, $2,000 in unse. ] wagon bumping up agai [roca Sixth Ave., 20th-22d Streets New York City 1868—Established 43 Years—1911 We Give \) We Redeem =. ONEILL-ADAMS CO%S] fa) Stamps Stamps |ewg pee Se Fitzsimmons Really Got Less - Money for His Victory Over *": Hall at New Orleans on March , 8, 1893, Than He Got Out of Dempsey Fight, Although the 'Y)3) 0.0; ing at exactly. @ldan heer x Purse Was Supposed to Have 2 strong “asd. very Been Largest Offered Up to That Time. | New York’s Greatest Friday Profit-Sharing Offers itage, and t ARTICLES ON SALE O'Neill Main Store (Formerly Adams Building) 250 | Men’s Socks, ™»e"'s!,and domestic, 2Scto50c ARTICLES ON SALE O'Neill Main Store (Formerly Adams Building) | furtous fighting } Hatt ti Children’s Dresses, {iihs:isbie folurs, Hubbard. Russian and Freneh long waist sty was banging him in th pt lain ming Hail in t No. 41.— BO. MITZSIM- 5 . aqua oval, pl tanec 0. Bons ITZSIM-| Corsets, ‘8 rtmmen ventilating and Jean, slzes 18 to 30 50c 1 000 Photo Frames, gquare ond oy 1, Plata and fancy, 25e Copyright, 1911, by The Press Publiddng Co, KOK f A World) p fi 1 Gingham and Percale Wash Petticoats, 00 Bathing Suits for Women, Misses and Lace Scarfs and Shams; {a7 1¢'¢'sh.inttin 25c each 200. [Women’s Lawn Dressing Sacques, fa 75¢ favor. At the beginning of the fourth round ———— Crash Toweling, borders” ‘*incies wide Fe 20c yd. Jf 80 | Black Lawn Waists, ti ci.tront and back, long $1.00 100 i with Ince huced" Baie The Best Hemmed Huck Towels, ¢%i ,envyauallty, 2c each }} Linen Byron Collars tixé, ae 25e ~ADingdon, to over to ‘Ameri a o ate 150 Jabots Of net and batiste, cascade and | 35¢ | Life Insurance a Cosmo Buttermilk Soap, 8c cake Piao) rope rer. , oe TZ DANCED AROU : ite Cross Bar Batiste, taut ’and areas Vac: die ars: Is Good Health Witch Hazel, {iti zoris_J material mek fiat Mitch Jack MeAuliffe, : . ay 200 in many beautiful weaves 5 Abin: 4 9 ane| Extra Large Roll Manila Toilet Paper, _sards | Genuine White Flaxon, {i which it's mado, 35¢ yd. ye | Brandreths sl “ih * fi Nty bei le . 7 Toot! Brushes, (A479 fae quelity betatien yarns | Dresden Semi-Sille, wniheidiloysstiuiie pink, ue 1,000 500 pairs Sc each Jj —*""* nk, Boson PILLS 1 around | | | | Hind’s Honey and Almond Cream, Persian Colors in Striped Batiste, 387s" soft, pretty and sheer, keep those who use them in ‘| good health because they | | keep the blood pure. They | are the best laxative and | tonic medicine you cap pos: | sibly take, Linen Corset Laces, $}f,2°%* on white and gray, for single beds, » pink or blue borders, Cotton Blankets. Large Cube Pins, Maas largest assortment 12c card }} 1,000 | Japanese Fans, !,"43ya" ARTICLES ON SALE O'Neill Homefurnishing Store vormerly O'Neill se! 10¢ card No. figures, flowers, "$2.00 . 7 e Haviland China Berry Sets, jivces, $4.32 a sia Sia Austrian China Ice Cream Sets, jrecos, $2.93 } i@ wr : | 200 tale lue- Blanket r infants’ cradie Lee f i Wonderful Business! A | suepbea Pink ov ued anise “uisiiablien $2.60 | 2, 400 | All-Wool Nun’s Veiling and AlJ-Wool $1.07 A That’s the story in a few words. We promised the good dressers of New York the most wonderful straw hat i values this city has ever known Fine Batiste, fii, “" Lupin’s Fine All-Wool Black Voile, {uisisic mesh, ss wide, ) | Ail Pure Wool Storm Serge, fis, bal ait ted double width, Colonial Glase Lemonade Sets, 213 “1 $4.10 $1.40 ~ | Pree Glase Water or Lemonade Sets, 90c $1.25 30 Pressed Glass Water Sets, fer “4 81 7G Pi MALL WAS LIFTED THRE@ Feet FROM THE FLOAIR yards MMingdon naa the shoemaker’ come |’ —and they are awarding us 975 | Black-and-White Diagonal Tweed, trast $1.25 yd. | pe Hi along to train yards [lish for traveling wear, ——a 350 | Decorated China Plates, oy. ecu" sttce, “iS 10¢ 15c & | | with the most wonderful hat bet £1,000 for the ud after thy # business our stores have ever Z= 500 Accumulation of Linings, fiteen ana’ nee ge, 9e te __~_ [not pretty patterns, sic hs 19¢ Each ) had ee —— ee ee me 150 | Flemish Art Vases, $1.00 $2.00 } me) os shen facts should guide you Hee | Brac and Colored Silk, pilin and fancy age | 85 | Silver's Blue “Flame Oil Cookers, fTfners, $3.75 $4.50 Ring for in deci ing where to et that [ 3 puedes wenee on . 7 eee ~ pada of 4 XXXX tin, with genuine ere i Bea ie, new straw. . 4,500 [aus All Sitk Printed Foulards, uiaoumi"sie| A7e — Wash Boilers 36. 97e | $1.37 | ‘ni = - g nny \ xbington come to A 1 wee $3 Qua lity $9 i 000 Be ° /Ahrenfeldt’ 8 Ly -imoge Dinner Sets, pros, _ $25 $35 { Stm_ tall all over ‘the xceptional Styles, at : : i Sececeld f ee | Ae I exhibit tours. He wa s I . PY ‘ P i. $1.35 ot ; bo Hah agit Fea H OUR WINDOWS TELL THE STORY AT A GLANCE 250 j Women 8 Stockings, {ii i'l 12'.c] 19 Yerie | Inlaid Linoleums, bry Fey: ) the Crescent Athietic Club of 3 W OF t P S | éf | - ~ Ang) are erin a saceumaaiiie Head aiasiidentaaiaaai i a hq. ¥d. tee den’ tare st mum that nal ; anama Oale Wid 200 O08 etic Shirts and 25¢e 50c fet Stair Linoleums, 232! 29¢ | 40 ya, i Deis Ente: tine and wae, tnmediacely _ $5.00 $7.50 $10.00 | : aah DIE ee oy ae epee cena HA a Sal } Les a Ecuador Ecuador Ecuador —£ 500 | Women’ n’s Ribbed Cotton Ve sts, | 9¢ 12) ‘ac eh Ingrain Carpets, 5 woo! e 45e | 75c yd. } Waa 10 be Avion, SEO to Panamas, Panamas, P namas, {sa annsnnADESERENNNraitendNnantana aman -L_- --}- — = --- — nnd $5,000 to the loser, It was irae i $3.75 |} $5.00 | $6.00 Ga Tie Oh Seeke taste in | astiyhttae, tet 8 Bap Broadway BROOKLYN Women’s Apparel at Great Profit-Sharing Reductions old quarters at Bay St. Tanita, |} 811 Broadway 38 Park Row 401 Fulton Street Baia ti Jad emanate) deseeibals Hall Was Favorite. fj 39 Brosdway 44 Nassau Street 722 Broadway F seamen of all azea, ana ~ $2.50, | Women’ 9 Colored Linen Tailored Suits, $2. 49 | $5 00 200 Wash Skirts | From the beginning Hall was ¢ vorite in the betting. simmons was | fighter, the fee NEWARK: 823 Broad Street South Coysrieiio! 1 W for Women and Small uuedels in watal $1.95 $2.75 250 Women, Ex singh $2.39} $3.50 sand musling. several the fake fight over tn Australia with Hall, the latter's popularity, which was second only to Dempacy's, hia undoubted ability and reputation as an unusually | clever boxer and a game ighter, his fine (CR ARN ERT STL A Oe oe RR CR see Another Page of This Issue for Men's Cuderwear, Groceries and Furniture a Bone : ‘ § <= —