The evening world. Newspaper, September 22, 1911, Page 14

| { | B. a TROLLEY WREDKS AUTO, BU FOU NCAR SCH Women Are Hysterical When Thrown Out of Machine, but Are Uninjured. PLAIN FARMER “WINS FIRST PRIZE OVERMILLIONAIRE Oliver Harriman Gets Only a Second at the Westchester County Fair. Bind luck and wet asphalt at the 1 eening Weed.) ree te Pet corner of Madison avenue and One Hun- WHITE PLAINS, N. Y., Sept. 2— ‘While the judging of high steppers tn horse show ring was going on to- day, other judges were determining the Of prizes in the exhtbite of flowers and cattle on the Plains Fatr Grounds. saved a homeward bound Joy party from Coney Island when car and a north-bound trolley car came into collision early this morning. Both the red car and the automobile were moving at @ lively rate and each insisted on trying to cross in front of Ti bile, Chauffeur Jerome . 1% Broadway, Miss Harriet Fickler No, 281 Edgecombe avenue, Miss Rose Claft of No. 0 West One Hundred and ‘Twelfth atreet, and Richard F, Dowling of No, 203 Broadw: ‘The car struck a8 encond prise In the poultry exhibit are the White ‘Wrandottes sent by .!iss Helen M. Mould and several coops of fowls! ipped by Howard Gould from his intry place at Port Washington, 1. 1. oD. Edgerton, a farmer of Glartedale, boat out Howard Gould for aes White Plymouth Rocks. The ite Wyandottes. showed by Miss ‘Wielen Gould are among the best ever ‘on the grounds, She was award- frst honors. B. L. Tallman of Nyack took firet With his collection of fruit. Mr. Tall- also got blue tage for apples. joya White of Yorktown got socond um. Benjamin Brundage had the utomobtile’a front wheels, shoved th chine thirty feet and hurled {t onto the curb, The two men jumped and the women were thrown about ten feet. The automobile was wrecked, Policeman Minnard of the East One ‘Hundred and Twenty-sixth street sta- Itching on Wife's Hand Stopped Collegeville Man Tells What Resinol Did So wide and varied are the uses of Res- inol that it is hard to find the real limit of its u Here is a man who tells of the relief his wife obtuined by using Res- inol. No telling what this might have inted to had it been left alone. But ‘ol stopped it. Read what he says: I wish to tell of the good work Resi- nol Ointment did in curing an itching i the palm of my wife's hand, which was cut while opening a can of fruit. One or two applications completely cured all ii and left the hand in normal con- a §. D. CORNISH, Collegeville, Pa. Resinol stops itching instantly on any part of the body. It quickly sema, ringworm, barber's itch, blackheads and other eruptive collection of melons, ident Harel This show ne favoritiam | jowed in the gz O Alonzo Stansfield of Yorktown cap- first for his collection of peas and f= ‘and F. A, Stevens of Glens Fans, 4 To-morrow will be the big day of the Ber Police Commissioner Waldo, ix, his deputies and forty-one mounted will be in the fair grounds, The icemen will go through various evo- | F tions. Previous to the drill Commis- joner Waldo will bo entertained at eon at the Knollwood Country by President Harriman and tho if management. Among those who 1 attend with Waldo’s deputies are ff Harry Soherp, George Fordyce fern. J. W. Harriman, W. 8 Blitz, 'y Judge Platt, E, B. Long, L. C. Platt, Gupreme Court Justice Keogh and Btate Commissioner of Highways W. H. Catlin. > etree Fastest Torpedo Boat. leases. NEWPORT, R. 1. sept ‘@—Ending | The very best dressing for boils is her remarkable run from Norfolk soothing, healing Resinol Ointment. It is equally good for felons, carbuncles, cuts, wounds and all skin ab action of Resinol Ointment @ay, the YD. Berrian of the Tenth Torpedo @ision of the Atlantic fleet, haa earned @Me title, being the fastest boat of her @aes in this run made by destroyers of @ecent times. She covered 376 yniles in @eventeen hours at various speeds, but mostly at thirty-two knots, e ——_— . Mr, Peck Much) Better. WCarl N. Peck, Acting President of man, Peck & Co., plano manufac- rers, whose skull was fractured by a @imber that fell on him at the firm's w plant on Wednesday night, was re- @orted to be much better at the Roose- Yolt Hospital this mornii ite effects promptly manifest in the relief of pain and the reduction of inflamma- tion and irritation. Resinol Ointment can be used on raw or med surfaces with safety and com- fort. It cannot harm the skin of the youngest infant. Resinol Soap is a high- class health soap. It protects and pre- serves the skin and should be used in connection with the Ointment. Resinol Ointment is sold by all druggists. It in opal jars, at fifty cents and a Sample sent free if you will heading of this ad. Resinol Refresh Yourself where you are served with best quality only. Carstairs Rye will be found there be- cause for over 122 ye-rs it has been known as America’s .vst—the choice of the connoisseur in the cafe because it’s his choice at home. A delicious bouquet of finest old ryes, with a rare, rich, mellow taste made velvety smooth through long ageing in wood. If you have any difficulty in getting stairs Rye notify us and we will se you are promptly supplied. Stewart Distilling Co. A consolidation of Corstairs, McCall & Co. and Carstairs Bros, Philadetphia New York Baltimore Car- dred and Thirtieth street were all that | thelr red touring | Anam mw VEN tion heard the noise of the impact five blocks away. He found the women hys- terical, but nobody with injuries of oon- sequence. The joy party was reluctant to names and addressees and finally rode away ina It was about year ago when the same corner was the scene of a similar colliston In which Freddy Stivers, owner | of the Chatham Club in Doyers street, ken leg and Chick Brown's broken, an injury from which | he has never fully recovered. Rocky Mountain O'Brien and several well- known politicians were alao in the party, which was returning from a prige fight. pRadinains! Rinoist Rg TWENTY KILLED IN STORM. NAPLES, Sop. 2.—A terrifie storm Vesuvian district toway, of Ife a’ at damage to ns are known fle the fate of ut. The down. Pinces to the second floor of the houses, Hundreds of families ran from thelr homes in Imminent danger of being over- whelme quantities of mud and stones were swept down the sides of Mount Vesuvius. Eight persons wero killed at Resina, @ town six miles southeast of this city at the southwest foot of Mount Vesu- vius, and five pereona are dead at Torre de) Greco, near by ‘The other FATE OF MANY NOT KNOWN.| ising in some | 1 or thelr escape cut off. Great | Ane wUskD, LFESISACUSED OF THREATENNG TOKLL HS WEE POUGHKMEPSIE, Sept. %.—Norman A. Lees, who ts credited with having caused tho recent shakeup at the Mat- tewan State Hospital and has been lone of Harry Thaw's intimate friends, will face Clty Judge Spratt here this on a charge of threatening to kill Ife. Mra, Lees swore out & warrant for hee husband's arrest yes- torday. It waa aot served, but Lees was notified by @ policeman to appear in court at 9 A. M, to-day Mra, Lees swears that her husband haa frequently within the Inst year threatened io Kill her; that he has Faeswart, britmban - tn which he mafe many false aocu- ations regarding her mental condition. She swears he told her he could have her sent to an acytum for $10, Mr. and Mra Lees came to Pough- keopesie to Mve on July 9, while the in- vestigation into conditions in Matte- wan was at its height. They have a modest apartment « the second floor of No. 19 ‘cee wrest. A fow weeks ago Lees was summoned to the City dvs Dr. Lyon's- Tooth Powder is packed in a dust-tight metal Court to explain why he hed fired o x, with measuring revolver bullet through a window of “4 * * hie home and into » neighbor's room. tube, is both safe He was disch. -ed with a warning after! and onvenient he had explained that he did not know t revo, na loaded. threatened to throw her off the second- story of the poroh of the Lees apart- ment on Rose street, ar has said he would have ber committed to an asylum, @he charges that her husband has re peatedly shown ber commitment papers filled owt ready to be signed in court A Few of the Scores boy's arment anywhere. You wi fab Ss varied as good taste will The Famous Koch guaranteed all wool Guaranteed all wool; sizes 7 to 18 years; knicker trousers; at......+6 The Koch They're meeting ever: has been found solid, a brought about this result. And to SMART FELT MODELS, BECOMING POKES and a variety of soft effects; rosette and bow STITCHED VE cardinal and black; Saturday only, . CHILDREN'S ALL WOOL DRESSES. S RAIN CAPES—sateen co’ izes 6 to 14 years. SHOOL WASH I Women’s $1. BLACK ATIN, VELVET AND SU) her covered and silver frant Women’s 50c )MEN’S PURE BLACK BRIGHT Infants’ Coat 2EN'S COLORED ylish model, with fancy po BABIES’ POKE ished with ta INFANTS KO STREET-WEST be Between Lenox,& 7th. Aves.:" Store Closes at 9.45 P. M. Saturdays Koch Quality Clothes for Boys \ Have more character, more quality than you have ever found in a With two pairs of knicker trousers; lined throughout; 7 to 18 years; 5.00 | The Koch Series of Boys’ Clothes de Luxe Boys’ Student Sutts The Famous Koch Blouse for Boys, 48c, 75c, 95c Our “Insured” Shoes “True to Nature” demand. The foundation tafd months ago we are building a wonderfully satisfactory business on the lines laid down. The best of every material—the best lasts and the very best attention to fitting the feet properly has We Issue a Shoe Insurance Policy with Every Pair. p No Chance Whatever 1.50, 2.00, 2.50, 3.00 Misses’ and Children’s Hats ears of velvet, others have a full trimming of silk and velvet in ffects; for girls from 6 to 16 years.... HATS—all in soft effect: Girls’ Fall Wearing Apparel —sailor effect, with plaid collar; trimmed -98, TAPESTRY BAGS—with fancy metal frames.....0.++++seeee f BAGS—with Persian trimmings, in baloon and envelope styles... . BLACK AND COLORED LEATHER HAND BAGS. FITTED BAGS—containing mirror and purse.. J s, soles and toes; fu'l fashioned; run-of. (Sizes 6 Months to2 Years) COATS—of fine quality bro. of Splendid Economies Il also find both the models and the permit. Special Boy’s Suit 5.95, 6.50, 7.50, 8.50, 9.75 rene 10.00 Trousers For Boys and Girls cap the climax You Take} To Please Every One MUSHROOMS, ROLL BRIM SAILORS, §! ; some simply trimmed with folds and 1.98, 2.98 colors: navy, brown, 1.48 95c, 1.50, 1.95 in navy and > go ered; ruber line OPPENHEIM, GLLINS s G 34th Street Smart Clothes for Boys New and Separate Department Specializing in the wants of “The Little Fellows’ and characteristic of Oppenheim, Collins & Co. moderate prices : For Highest Quality Norfolk and Double Breasted Suits For School or Dress Wear With extra pair of Knickerbockers. Entirely ; mew collection of models, all wool fabrics and | colorings. Serge lined and carefully tailored. 8 to 18 years, Value $7.50 Special 5.50 Sailor, Russian and Eton Norfolk Suits Durably made New stylish models and colors in all wool serge and fancy mixtures. 3 to 10 years. | Value $6.75. Special Boys’ Smart Dress Suits In Norfolk, also double breasted and many new and exclusive models, fabrics and colorings, | Stylishly tailored and lined with mohair serge. | 8 to 18 years. Value $15.00 Special 11.75 50 Hand Bags 89c Silk Hose, 32c SILK BOOT HOSE—double lisle garter lA positive 50c value. s and Bonnets nes, in red and navy; iso of black buttons... 4.59 ; two pretty styles in i with silk braid....,,.2049 hiffon; fin- " 1.69 ckets of pan v isses’ Sateen COLORED PETTICOATS. deep accordion plaited flounce white stripes; sizes 12 lo 18 y CkeDiT 1D 5.00“ 750“ 10.00 « 15.00 “ 25.00“ of good quality sateen, in navy and black, with ed with checked border; a’so in black and S$ $3.00 Down on $50.00 APARTMENTS FURNISHED FURNESIE Sy $50 Complete trom 49.88 to 600.00 With Every Purchase 0 '7 &5 Petticoats, 79 103 8 1OSS) Berries OPENSAN ‘ACCOUNT. FRE Saat |\(ll CaS. \ ih fA Wy ERM “75.00 100.00 15 20 300.00 WE PAY Te FREIGHT SUBWAY STA, | ONE BLOCK AWAY | Norfolk_and Double Breasted Suits With extra pair of. Knickerbockers; also fancy models in all wool Scotch cheviot and tweed; stylish and durably made; serge lining. 8 to 18 years. Value $10.69 Special 7.50 WE GIVE SURETY STAMPS ONEILL-ApAMs @ Sixth Ave., 20th to 22d St., N. Y. High Quality. Lowest Prices on Sixth Avenue. Misses’ and Juniors’ Suits, Coats and Dresses O'Neil Main store—Third 1 loor Misses’ $19.75 Suits at $12.95 In mixtures and cheviots, lined throughout with satin: single and double breasted models; skirts el front and back; sizes 14, 16 and 18 years; special, at $12.95 Juniors’ $17.50 Suits at $13.75 of tel colors and mixtures; Norfolk ¢! lined thro: with satin; gored skirt with plaited sides sizes 13, 18 and 17 years, at ‘ pies} | 3.75 Juniors’ Coats, $10.69 Made of cheviots with sailor coliar inlaid with broadcloth; trimmed with braid and fancy buttons; sizes 18, 15 and 17 years; at.......... $10 Misses’ and Juniors’ $5 Skirts at $3.75 In mixtures and serges; girdle waists; panel fronts and backs; lengths 84 to $7 inches; at. Girls’ Sailor Suits, $5.00 One-piece, of serge trimmed with silk braid and tie; plaited skirt; sizes 6 tc 14 years; at $5.00 Youths’ and Boys” Schoo! Suits Atiractively Priced O'Neill Main Store—Second Foor. New models which the boys insist on having this Fall. Youths’ Suits at $15 New Fall mixtures, worsteds and cheviots, also plain black in the newest models, excellently made; sizes 15 to 22 years, at Boys’ Combination Suits Special at $3.98 and $4.98 With two pairs of knickerbockers. ‘The suitings are strictly all-wool, heavy weight materials; made up in the latest models for Fall, knicker- bockers cut full a1 es 7 to 18 years; at the low $4 98 Sailor in Reefer: habe 140 bred ¢ and Russian Suits al eas ty $6.50 200 Boys’ Medium Weight Suits, remaining from our $2, 98 August Sale; double-breasted with kindoo pants; at ’ eee . Boys’ Unlaundered Blouses, with and without collar; at..... Boys’ Blouses, exceptional values. 25c, 50c, 75c and $1.00 First Fall Showing of Our $12 Business Suits O'Neill Main Store—Second Fluor. These suits at this price are a perma nent institution in our men’s clothing depart- ment. They represent the highest standard that can be geached, at $12. They unite patterns, fabrits and workmanship, afford- j ing both staple styles and long serv sult: Our $12 business suit ment of dignity and durability. When men buy these suits they are r ng all that can de had for this price—and more than is usually obtained. We announce the first extensive Fall show- & ing of these economy lines introduced last year. Their popularity is already an established fact. A rare bargain at $ the price of Ne 4 12 Other Men's Suits, $7.50 to $35. We have a large assortment of Men's Hats in all the new shapes. $1 Alarm Clocks at 50c. O'Neill Homefurnishing Store—Basement. i Thirty-hour clocks with good plain numerals on dial, fine alarms with ever attachment, which controls the alarm. Our Famous Comet Finger Grip Eye-Glasses, Regularly $3, at $1.50 O'Neill Main Store—First Floor. = Pure white periscopic lenses, with the best grip; they hold on, do not corrode or discolor; Tl 50 hout $15 very comfortable; for Saturday only, at Ore All Our Examinations Are Made by Experts, So Yo Cannot Go Wrong. Furniture Stores ENNELL, Eatablished Nearly Half a Century, Specia! offer for this week 7=-Pc. DINING ROOM Suite —_S Solid Oak; Golden or al ; Early Eng- lish Finish SSDI | sion Table, WE FURNISH HOMES COMPLETE--CASH OR CREDIT. |GEO. FENNELL & CO. 2209 3rd Av., Bet. 120 & 121 Sts. Furniture,Rugs, Bedding. Bronx Store 3d Av. & 149th St. Publisher The World. World Adv. Sells a House. Sept. 18, 1911. Dear Str—We take pleasure in informing you that we sold a house last Very truly yours, LUCE & RHODES. |B week directly from an ad. in your paper. Luce” & Rhodes are located at Ridgefield Park, N. J., and, like so many other World advertisers, they SELL Real Estate, MORE THAN SIX PAGES or atout FIFTY COLUMNS of display advertising was printed ia Last Sunday World’s Special Souvenir Section of New York's High-Class Apartment Houses, 2,241 Sunday World “To Let” Ads, altogether—244 more than Sunday Herala Get a Free Copy of The World’s Renting Guide at any of The World’s Branch Offices, or send 6 Cents for postage and copy will be mailed. Address Room 108, WORLD BUILDING, New York, |