The evening world. Newspaper, July 24, 1911, Page 9

cy and any member who shipped more | than his apportioned amount was re- al p ii | quired to pay @ penalty on each pound | | of such excess, the money thus col- llected being apportioned among the yf Saw 1 j Members who did nat ship up to their cht ie share. | mer vad been & The agreement showed the following | DANK and to those nd treasurers 0 he co} | apportionment of. shipmnente Lisa cot lata l se when the agreement was form reement. need that § pies of tha ag it to the Me Company of Ai Steel | es of $1,000 $1000 Frnt H Luk ens iron and St ; Worth Brot riminal. fe sale you take any # he attention of t t good rs Company, Company, I rea for Violation of W xow Tron Company % les and up to #,000) R accomplish Compact in Plate Trade, . prior to I " bta of members of the association! saved, until a long time atterw were required A order of T. Mellon &| to the credit of the as- What did Van Orman say . eatd tpn of th {to Nov. 9, 7 eg inable to produce his full allotment at} When J. R. Van Orman, generat sates | Cannot speak too highly of Resinol Oi illustrated; value $40.00; at witnesses | the end of the year forfeited such un-|agent of the Lukens Iron and Steel | tent and Soap, They cured my ba Those Who Co 1 ing it produced tonna, which was divided| Company, took the stand later in the | boy big ell He ae) a Mit me ebtere | pr ier members of the| day | case. umerous other remedies hi e Tied. emote | been tried and failed to do any good —- pany that dared violate nent laid itself Hable i penalties, and it ie said that fine $1,000 frequently e witness a. publisher, | be itte er, that in the Lukens Iron ne ! nt for the Tak 2 Chafing, Sunburn, Poison Ivy eruptions | ge, " Rae Woe nen a 0, to. al ; are often cured by an overnight appli: grin elge stan e’,...., 12.98 Bed, Hinghatns crossbar, dotted and fg’d—all i ) ere filed cation p teteee jar made of fancy handkerchief | committ Fach fi " | Resinol preparations are sold at al Vel Ri nbroideries of special quality. } to make monthly sworn i drug stores elvet Rugs | but & genuine Special such as } lating to shipn |_Resinol Chemical Co., Baltimore, Md. | Seamtess Vetv | lepartment is noted for—14 to 18 y ; ee Ti | — —| 9x12, value $21 | Also These Clearances That Offer j We (ive We Redeem | Surety Stamps 20th-22nd St. There Are ae Marvellous Values in This, the Last Week of Our Great July Furniture Sale 10% to 53% Reductions Prevail | Upholstered Furniture Week Complete Offerings of Furniture for the Parlor, Library, Dining-Room, Den O'Neill Main Store—Fourth Floor, Represented in this great aggregation are many beautiful Three and Five-Piece Parlor Sitits, upholste in Velour, Silk” Damask, n Cloth and Leather, Some vhile others are repro- tions in Colonial designs, We quote below a few of the many pieces ally priced for this we this is dhe opportunity you have been looking for to sh your Parlor, Library, Living Room or Den; the prices are now the Lowest. Make up your mind to visit the great July Sale this week. eS TT: you will find luxurious easy chairs, filled with the finest [For the Library curled | nd upholstered in the most expert way with eam ul iglish Morroco Leather; then there are odd Arm 1 ‘nports, Turkish g Rockers and Chair, yeon erfully reduced i in price. you will find the wonderful Arts and | For the Living Room and Den |! Geataviaids Nikon Ruealtume whieh is popular at the present time. Arts rage and Crafts Furniture is one of our \specialties and we show the largest assortment to be found anywhere in Greater New York, a fact easily verified if you desire io « H . This w derful furniture is lartistic in c | color. ‘The con: truct surface, not ev (Spanish Moro Chairs, Corner Chai Ra Couches and Divans, many ¢ tail; theve is solid comfort in every chair; jndiana White Oak, fumed a rich nut brown © can produce; the wax finish makes a hard d that improves ia looks with age + the upholstering is the finest anteed to be the hig shest standard of leather, | Pei i ale Hezular Sale primed Oak Davets 0 4 Mahogany Reception ‘| wumod Oak Leathor 2 — lediden One‘ Moria? : , $15.00 Setioe ' $21.09 $12.00 I@olden ‘Oak * Mores — Gold Oo. aay Fume Wood hair $24.00 i t E $12.00 : $1 $22.50 $35.00 $25.00 Fumod Oui So Fumed Oak Arm Ch r $102.00 $75.00 $90.00 $60.00 Ke $108.00 $75.00 $40.50 $75.00 $113.75 $75.00 $102.00 $65.00 $91.00 13.09 $150.00 $40.75 $21.25 ey ‘Awnings in the T uning- | Renaissance Lace Bed Up Sale at $2.50 Seis ONeill Mometnentsting Stores O'Nelll Homefurnishiag store. 1 a tloor, 4 A 5 aout of b sehen ! nee Lace Bed Sets, All mounted on extra qua t with extra full valance and bolster roll cover to iateh, Revular Pr ‘ O $10.00 $12.00 $15.00 Per Set Tuning-Up Pei 7.50 8.00 10,00 Per Set Oil Clot! sin the Tuning. Up Sale cfurnishing store—Second Floor, 35¢ to 45 Oil Cloths at 190, Sq. Yd. ooler thie wivkinoaship will be of Uh high- Hs of mil F muants 10 square a y tig same pa : i F | abling you to cover § a, at. squace yard 19¢ Other Sizes or Less Than aire | 38e to 49e Oil Cloths at 2ic. Sq. Yd. No matter | cut ratte yd 2 yards wid ity sq yard Se Kind of ac awiin ie wremonts with you. ’s “Apartments to Let” women’s SKints “SECOND rLooR, 730 White M tad B } Slip Covers, $3. 89 2 Potter Yourke te Muslin Curtain o. -¥0 tina Me ta ; The Garden. Restaurant : of Selection, A PS rule rn FE MSOOBS A HE i 4 Lan mand After+ 1 bd = $l. 49 Feather, Bed Ticks x , A i Tea. q = me SS Npctaat'd stripe * 4 4 4 eli {Tomato Houlton, 136 rsubd) PERSONALS Allrices, sizes and locations TNS Sy roa 4 1} ine ut oe Se ee atie Gindionte ete H } NEW YORK WORLD yoise shies om LOOK FOR THE CLOCKS! LOOK FOR THE CLOCKSf } SEE ee Kieudly end’ oy wpatuehngs oF VIOLAS ' Clock Signs Denote Morning Specials. 4 P THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, JULY 24, 1911.. , of the Steel Plate Assoctation to. Just what the percentage was ho | ® copy of the agreement was placed 0 were secretaries |p | } win | and tre ac e$ of Belgian and Percheron horses valued N Mi | kA ote ‘Cowan antl © that no one had appeared with an es of Plotting horse hae @ great | carne Bias Company, original future in the black dirt belt of the Club Plans or ridiculously smal deposits will attract the inexperienced vavenlin, fimited, 4.78; Tittnots| 4 Neh <auffman was called | Middle West. buyer, but wise shoppers will look for honest concerns that don't draw ’ e later Company, 11.00; Crucibte steal | *2 &, witnes native G. | Prospective bu. into a net of high prices and ironclad conditions. Proof | “fae? 4) ae ‘ of Massachusetts asked it, wi of our straightforward dealings is borne out by the fact that we are one of | .| printed the copy of the agri tent in the largest furniture and carpet distributers in the c try. Thanks to . | 190, he was aware that the agreement CURED BABY | eee purchasing power, WE are enabled to offer you the | FOURTEENTH STREET West of Fifth Avenve “| to be paid by check! when’ my brother’ wld he had saved | 4, No one can tell f the Til! him cri aad until she fin would be sent |" the contract was found to a oe did not n Daily Until 6 P. M. Dig Horses Arrive Here, | clos! ED ALL DAY SATURDAY ‘iam Bel ol orcester, O, a today on the American —h Until Further Notice. ans- t liner Minnewaska with 105 head/ Best Credit System—One Low Price—Cash or Credit a ‘BOY OF ECZEMA *“ "Genuine CHILDREN’S DAY—TO-MORROWI | An Illinois Mother’ 's Case Circassian Walnut A HOST OF BARGAINS FOR BOYS—MISSES—LITTLE TOTS—BABIES ‘ highly polished, Offerings That Will Richly Reward ‘the torture of soul Mrs. F. Cox, of Chicago, went through when her little boy was suffering from | Eczema. She tried everything without ly hit upon Resi French pattern plate mirror, 24308 handsomely carved frame, base 44 in. long, full swell front, with claw fi | "the following is what she says: would not be without them in the house.” The first application will relie itching and irritation in skin dise and stop the pain in burns or ssa fomarch, 24.98 ’) Brussels Rugs _ Brass 13.98 the Misses’ Wash Dresses 1.98: Instead of $2. 98 &B $3.98—To-morrow KEENE’S SOLITAIRE Axminster Rugs i palit '\ fan | Special Opportunities to Vacation Goers:— | Seamless Axminster, 17 98 be a ‘ MISSES’ TAILORED SUITS GIRLS’ TAILORED WOOL SUITS 9x12; valuc $24, at . High-class styles in fl tan and other ahi light and medium w: ergea—navy, | Majority aro fine 8 best shades, eo wtzliah | but broken ’slane’-ehetetore—eet i s -O8 Sulls-—were. $15.98 Sst | Cork Linoleum “Be teers ge Se ee sa GZ formerly 60c to 1.15, Sula : VA <a TTLE CHILDREN'S COATS GIRLS’ COATS REDUCED “| 39c, 49c, 59¢, 75¢ 98 Sa eerie silky and Satins— Navy, Merges and vans fenctes— 4 ; ————— odd sizee— broken sizes, (a wie. ods wo $10.98.,..1.08 to 7.08] to 816.08 coals down aeT7 to O8. These Washable Suits for Boys A 7 Were pronounced great value at earlier price of $2.98— f 1 98 M j LLER 7 HYAM S / Were well worth $8.50. NowW.........cssecceseess 8: Russian and Sailor styles, including Midd, h have two pair trousers— <a FU RNITU Ms extra quality Repp also linen, duck, ctash and deill—white, tan, pinks light 3 a R . blue, cadet, plai slors and natty new stripes and other fancies—collarieny or with’ mi Eton or sailor collar—many have pretty combination collare— scalloped, emb'd, or trim'd with braid or contraste—2'g to 10 yrs. Splendid assortmynis of Other Wash Suits from 49 to Other Specially Attractive Values! BOYS’ WASHABLE COAT SUITS | BOUS’ WASHABLE TROUSERS Norfolk and Double Breaat rs and Kalckors—splendidly ae word from the best makers— . Crash, Drill, Galaten A ho Special To-Morrow 1-2 Carat, $20 or Mibetihed OPEN MONDAY AND \ ‘ Ses pan SATURDAY. £VENIN . : WITH EVERY cn UENINE® Lie ELL Me Bloomers So : fal RURCHASE 61 . resorfoie ant Donte ‘ ari i an . a or aire trousors— OOF SO oe BROO KLYN.. $ iar aly ol stout sien, 20: Bp Oa BE Stee ee Eo Bn st eam BOYS! MILAN STRAW HATS — | yours sun sas Maeytad te Terran ai EXCURSIONS. ; _____ STEAMBOATS, eo aad ihiesicless Maye lerre BOYS’ BLOUSES i ‘ Pa tten Line! fee col HEE all IC | y | paige ailghiands, peavriaut, Log Weaweay Asbury h . Dkr k Uays For To-morrow, Children’s Day, ScARANRE. uaterpooccutner 5,000 Pairs Children’s Maslin Drawers | Were Nea poe 9 Cents a Pair! el on t week: all farm 1 fern, N.Y WORLD'S GREATEST PLAYGROUND SUNDAYS. July 80, August 13, 27, September 10, WEDNESDAYS July 26, August 9, 23, 1911 liem and tucks—well-made buttonholes—1 to 12 years, | ! Limit—Six Pairs! No Mail or Telephone Unters, ;-- SPECIAL TRAIN © Children’s Day Specials in Children's Day Specials i Isses’ and Children’s Hats In Babies’ Wear 7 foie Hats— Y le pique and - citar and and Childer Sille or Satin Ph Lies 06 bows 2.08 and ‘onne iren's Mate ‘ot the popular Peanut Straws—late sale doa:| obven’ wera 160 to 81.08, «10 to 3.08 viume oe ALL CHILDREN’S SHOES—REDUCED } ween Av, Ua Gerken, MON Corte ou D dren under 10 free, MoAllisterSteamntteta, cept Sun's, Must Diukee MUUTH TO * Nery gate Tan Kid, Russian Calfskin and White Canvas Shoes, Orfords and Pi : Guarenios ‘Rocke Ll Beach, A sew j te TN MOST CASES LESS THAN WHOLESALE COSTA. Po™P*— Railroad Time i 1 Be A a Be Sure to Visit ‘‘Display Square’’ 0 SPA pte ah hale ert Main floor, opposite Soda Fountain You'll learn of specials on upper floors at specially low prices. BE SURE TO VISIT DISPLAY SQUARE M ORNING SPECIALS—-merdw, Toesday, No Mail or Telephone Orders, 1 OCKAS Mooie Light dnt Wigs tally, 118 Bs kr DE aN a ee a ent dealers buying, avanbiiet restricted an Se Girly Lawn Guimpes.. * ; Belore Selecting | 5 ibn ec cteeneprr | Your Apartment Cleat MapAnNa hig veadke sweeten CONSULT THE | ie ee DIAMONDS ON CREDIT “Apartments to Let” a tier nna Yoon ise Foenig we IA |i cea Secsteay Ais can Wa sich and vi smo nd o Kdvar deaente is Hn " o a t . im te, eres Be Val ip Bavete i Solem, I | piamo: WUSUN CHE’ Daily and Sunday World, didven's Skirts... AB a8 Satin Foulards, yard wide. . Say | "| IP WILL SAVE YOU WALLMES G7 Maldon Lane Time, Energy and Money