The evening world. Newspaper, July 13, 1911, Page 14

a 5 ane re ctrretnnretnenatain in Peseaatr pew ms THROUGH POLE One Picked Up in Central Park Gets to Othe: Arsenal as Beby Arrives fectly well, but did not ket there. Brown senal station. Aw Muleal 40 door ope 1ked in, exc hubby-legeed child w he saw John Fefecick emitted a yell o ey and flow him with arms red over te Jo’ yugged the outatre stranger and t “This He & sald the said Jobn Indeed? “Sure.” got losted too." “and me mudde So A policeman went to Johnny's home| § and there found Mra, Fefec on her husband's shoulder bi vad lont her children. When man told her what he knew @he him by the arm, shoved him {na car and walked him so fast to Arsenal that he didn’t TINY BROTHERS, BOTHLOST, MEET. WOMAN IN WHITE. KILLED BY TAX IS IDENTIFIED on She Was Miss Hylan, Sister of City Magistrate in Brooklyn -Investigation Begun. ned home 1g O'Hara waa thirty-eight years old uesdoy evening and vixon Price at No n She was prob- iting for a Gates avenue car en the taxi, driven by John L. of No. £34 Weat One Hundred eet. struck her. The Coronation , In the YS Auditorium 10:30 4. M.-2:80 P.M Store Closes at 5 P. M. Out Go Women’s Linen Suits! They are oui regular, well-tailored all-linen suits, and will be sold at the following prices At $10 mitiitien $15 to $17.50 Russian crash in unbleached white, plainly tailored, with black satin colla1. Also white, natural, gray and violet linens, some with three-quarter- sleeved, cluny-trimmed jackets. At $6.50 tattinvetieen $11 to $13.50 Natural and white, plain tailored models, some with sailor collars. At $3 mattiivettcen $6 to $7.50 Lightweight natural linen, plainly tailored. Second flocr, Old Building Young Women's Reversible Satin and Pongee Coats are Marked $11.75 These coats are, without doubt, the most desirable Summer coats that have yet been designed. The price is a low one-—the coats are well worth much more, being carefully finished on both sides, made of good quality materials and smartly cut. scond floor, Old Bui'ding. July ‘Sale of Wanamaker Shoes Saturdays at Noon In the Basement Store We itemize a few of the new offerings from our own regular stock or from manufacturers whose trade-marks appear on the shoes: wn Hall yeste e was found and d for the Superior Low Shces for Women At $1.65, instead of $2, $2.50 and $3. At $1.90, instead of $2.50, $3 and $3.50. All sizes and widths in the lot, from 1 to 8, AA to E. At $1, instead of $3 to $3.50. Sizes 1 to 4!,, AAto D. This special price because there are only 600 pairs and the size-range is limited. Even His Friends in Cur Not Know, It Is Asse: Where He Now Is. Brandreths me py a July 12. ‘ tow Pres Pi LLSs | od to be n fron. f Men’s Oxfords, $2.35. instead of $3 to $4 f Vv » To-do rT or : the State Department from there. , ae ake Minister Garrett telogeapied tron| Made of the best mater Just One Dollar for a Pretty House Dress And you can choose from two styles in percale—white ground with black figures, or with blue stripes, blue chambray trimmed. Square Dutch neck. Open in front. Three-quar- ter sleeves. Or two styles in lawn-—wtite grounds, blue or black polka- dots. Round neck, piping of blue or black, kimono sleeves, open back; white grounds, light oy dark blue figures, trimmed with check borders, three-quarter sleeves, square neck, but- toned in back. $1 each. Basement, Old Building. —_ Lawn House Dresses, $1.50 With a design of blue or black rings on white grounds. Pretty little collar of eyelet embroidery, trimmed with piping and plain color border. Three-quarter sleeves. Open in front. Basement, Old Building. An Event for Which Many Men Have Waited! Beginning Tomorrow, Special Disposal of Men’s Blue Serge Suits at $13.50 Exceptional Values in Instead of $18. Summer Dr eSSCS * ‘PWO-PIECE AND THREE-PIECE SUITS—- i } some two-button coats, others three-button, Half- For Misses, Funiers & Children ill tined or full-lined, in mohair. Large men, and tall, and short, will find suits to fit. Caracan that ho is ble to Ket any —prepared wi © vreat- conlfriastlon of the report that Castro] — P'CF ared with the great bas returned Ww Venezuela. He wired est caution, One or two at aloo that the Government of Venezuela PEN etn oa tee night will relieve and cure teen or even heard at Castro tee near| CONStipation, headache Watch on the Gulf_of Maracamme wii| Theumatism, and by purify- | etiing In, now thie helenot aiceany in. | 1G the blood they keep Veneauelan Government has no denne) everyone Who uses them | information aa to the whereabouts of] in first-class health, Lord & Taylor Founded 1826 Misses’ & Juniors’ Dainty Mull and Lingerie Dresses | = trimmed with fine laces and hand embroidered | Men’s Flannel Trousers $10.50 & $12.50 | At Attractive Prices *9 *2 | Store for Mi 1s all New York Values $16.50 to $19.50 This Basement Store for Men excels all New York in many things, but in no respect more than in its trousers values. . A These are just right for warm weather, in city or at the seashore. Children’s Dresses ||) SRBRs #87: HA nn Fe “Recent OM Bulking Fine Ginghams, Lawns, Percales and Mulls, effee- tively trimmed with laces, insertions and braids Soft Shirts at 55c $2.50 to $5.00 Wash Scarfs to Match at 12!4c Values $4.50 to $8.50 These were offered a few days ago, a1 d since then the de- {ll mand has been constant. Liberal reserve stocks permit us to say: | “Come right ahead—your wishes shall be met!” | Boft shirts, laydown collar attached, in white and colors, Sc. Wast scarfs, in wide variety of patterns, 1214c. Basement, Old Bldg, pie hy Just Arrived—For Friday’s Selling 1,000 Striped Lawn Waists At 55c Each Fashionably made garments at about thecost of materials $13.50 tomorrow morning! Basement, Old Building. Annual Midsummer Sale of | Women’s Low Shoes is being conducted this week 3000 Women’sVests|CoolClothesforBoys 15c Each In the Basement R ’ Of fine white ribbed cotton.| gn! “am sults sturdily made, Made to sell at 25c, but imper- fect in some insignificant de- tail. Low neck, fancy yokes, silk ribbon-run. Light in weight; full in size and length. Bizes 5 and 6 only. Basement, Old Building. Entire stock of this Season’s Smartest: Low Shoes in all Leathers and Fabrics, Remarkable Values $2.95, $3.85 8 $4.85 Usually $4,00 to $9.00 Play suits,with cap, military jacket and long trousers, dandy for tramp- ing and romping, $1 Washable knickers, 50c, Washable bloomers, 40c. Washable Norfolk suits, with two pairs of full cut knickers, in white duck or khaki, $3.95, Basement, Old Building. Store Closes 5.80 P, M.; 12 Noon on Saturdays. Broadway & 20th St.; bth Ave.; 19th St. JOHN WANAMAKER Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co. Breadway, Fourth Avenue, Eighth to Tenth Street RE at ERO Traced oo Dane THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JULY <—— SRG IE 18, 1911. _ 7 Sd mi h Avenue, 20th=22d Street New York City 1868—Established 43 Years—1911 le &ONEILL-ADAMSC Oz gh Quatity, Lowest Prices on Sixth Avenue [3 | Triple Stamps Every Saturday During July [3 | We Are Open Uniil 12.30 Saturdays Throughout July and August. To Accomplish Total Equal t Ht Day's Sales in Haif a Day's Time, UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES Will Prevail, ‘and whe During the Month of July We Will Give Each Saturday L3_| Triple Surety Stamps rxcen Grocers’ Meats. (3 | 25,000 Pieces Summer | __ The Tuning-Up Sale Offers Misses’ $14.75 Silk Dresses at $10 Mf Apparel O'Neill Main Store—Third Fivor. for Women ‘and Small Women tells. O'Neil Main Store—Third Floor. Wash Separate White Repp Skirts, Linon Dust . ‘ Values up to $3.50 Motor Coats, Bathing Suits, Navy and | Black | The Tuning-Up Sale Otfers Sample Line dt 5,000 Pieces of Comic and Dinner Favors O'Neill Main Store—Basement. in hig! with lace or combination front and back; sizes 14, 1 nd low ne ; trimmed nd 18 years: « Misses’ $15 Suits at $11.95 Of Sicilians, serges and mixtures de cygne of soft satin; skirt gored; and 1S; at «: trimmed nel 510 1 with peau Misses’ $6.50 Dresses at $5 The materials are marquisette and batiste; Dutch neck, trimmed with heavy lace; skirt with small pin tucks; sizes 14, 16 and 18; at A he 55 Girls’ $2 Colored Wash Dresses at $1.50 Of chambray and gingham, with squar id | neck; all neatly trimmed: sizes 6 to 1d: $g pe t eeregien ee ( Girls’ 91.25 Colored Wash Dresses at 95c Of percate and ginghams in several models; full st5100 each, pleated skirts; sizes Oto 14, ats nee 95 Unusual sivot Men’s High-Grade $1.50 Shirts at 95c The Tuning-Up Sale Offers Another | ae a " = the Tuning-Up Sale 1,000 Pairsof Women’s beircchaentse Riche aulie/lalecs Low Shoes & Slippers $ 2 | $2.50 to $3.50 Values at Pumps and Low Shoes in All Styles and | All Leathers. O'Neil Main Store—second Meor. suitable for grab bags, Value to 50c, at 2 5,000 Paper Garl parties, cotillons, ete: s, fans, hats, ete iivery man who invests in this big saving ii will find f e shirts that are not to be Our manufacturer has usin making this an event of the sea- We have had these garments made up iter our owm models, ready for your choosing morrow and Saturday. ‘The materials are carized fabrics, also of madras, plain Mail Orders Vilied, | ert (Grocery Specials We Reserve the Kignt to Limit Quantities. 500 Pairs $2.50 to $5.00 Evening Slippers, ind white, in sued ie, satin and kic Mail or Telephon ders. | | | | | practically all sizes. Every- | | | without a doubt, one of the most opportune value-giving events, 7 “A i Sat rf working ase part of the Tuning-Up Gale. Many of the lines are marked seer acmesacee ties ~ 23¢ half price and even lower, it would repay you to make early purchases, as Sours. FO 196 our shoe sales are so well known as to prohibit these values maintaining over | ne, Bg a very long period. is The Tuning-Up Sale Offers Hiei vaiwé BAe I i ; tied’ ain Vg Men’s Suits for Almost Hal Vine slices Bae O'Neill Main Store—Second Floor. H $6.50 and $7.50 Suits at $3.50. $10 Suits at $6.50. | $12 to $15 Suits at $9.50. $16.50 to $20 Suits at $13.75. $22.50, $25 and $32 Suits at $17.50. ‘The styles are the very latest of the early Summer and spring This is a chance that does not com often, but we are determin: you will remember the Tuning- The Tuning-Up Sale Offers _ Boys’ Suits Much Under Price O’Neltl Main Store—Second Fleer. Almost every boys suit we have uw included Suits that were $1.98 31.59 Baila tapes wore 84.50; ie $3.75 Peart’ Fapioca = Bde Cereal Specials its. i that Powdered Lion Brand Suga Milk & | one of the best | White 1 CS of con Bran@. Suits that were 82.98, Suits that were $6.50 to here at | fie ay if DOW $2.09] 88, now 35.00 Bub orice | Vabed Bae Tes u gale... a estrone?) |i aviewbetehied / Be |i "B3e The July Furniture Sale Is a Round of Value Giving 10% to 50% Oft Regular Prices Prevails On Every Piece O'Neill rth Floor, OUR GREAT JULY FURNITURE SALE is becoming more Interesting every day, So far it has exceeded any previous sale we have had and thousands of patrons are taking advantage of our Club Plan. The largest and most satisfying stock of furniture in New York displayed upon close to a one quarter of a million feet of foor space shows the immensity of this sale, and the low values are in keeping with the disp! To-morrow and Saturday finishes the first week of the display and sale of BRASS and ENAMEL BEDS and BEDDING, There are wonderful reductions throughout the department. If you are in need of a BRASS or ENAMEL BED, BED SPRING, COT, MATTRESS, PILLOW or anything in the fur- niture line, this is the best opportunity this year to make a saving of magnitude. N. B.—On account of the great quantity of BEDS and BEDDING sold during a sale of this kind, we require about one week's time to make deliveries. $18 Ostermoor Mattress, $12.50 $5.50 Victor Combination $5.75 Spring, $3.50 Mattress, $3.75 : Good qualit hair mattress; 45 lb, weight, made in oue or two pa covered with A. C, N. or faney t stitched edge and thoroughly tu (Just Like These mattre: made, the combi thickly padded and all around cotton felt, 1 & zs support the hich automatically a Can be kept in top and bottom th genuin t « f h repair by the owner without eost slab lnchen thlek, Extra heavy frame, bronze finish: has wearing Bie rao s. giving the eflect of box cts in the wea now and then, ete, re x ME aC (Just like illustration.) Just the thing to keep the head cool these hot nights; size 22x27 inches, Good quality of curled hair. ; Covered in your eboice of beautiful drt tickings. $24.00 Brass Bed, $17.50 $8.75 Felt Mattress, $5.50 (Like cut.) Has high sides; 6 fill- ing rods in the head aad foot and 1 Woven wire ns WAL LreSS anitary, non-absorbent ane vermin-proof; made in one part; you select own covering; thoroughly tufted Our C EP (ust like illustration.) Hes 2. inch pillars; 2-inch Lop rod, and seven J-inch fillers, Head is 63 inches bigh lub Plan System Aisposal, which endbles you to Both sides drop down National spring | wxteal helical sp ho maitress and bolster + Oye eC Sr ag, eT