The evening world. Newspaper, October 2, 1911, Page 11

wn SVeNANG WURLD, MUNDAY, VUTOBEM 2 VICTIM OF GLANDERS DEAD. we finess. Spectalists from New| Were unable to neip him and as} & last resort It was decided to try Blood Transfusion Decided On| transfusion of blood ’ Dr. Frank G. Atwood, a brother vet- Nhadealit Dy daily . erinarian, offered to submit to the op- NEW HAVEN, Oct AMERICAN GIR ‘IMPROVING 2.—Dr. James H.| eration to save Dr, Kelley, but the pa- hey, too weak to stand the anks Jota tm) wharf, Port Mchmond, Staten Ieland,| Kelley, @ prominent veterinarian, died) tient hecaing. oo ele a cd ihe Sixth Ave., 20th-22d “| 20h224StS:*=<CiwR IVINEILL'A rd Winter. and the rodent could not escape, last night of the glanders contracted| Gita among human. beings, but ta The squirr chipmunks have! Several persons saw its efforts to free y feared by veterinarians, pea oe ——_—_—____.. Joined the ot prognosticators in pre-| {ts leg, but the clam held on until the = sodunteiiie ” Ma ty li B ! ASA RACE | YPE se a long, hard winter, and are| tide drowned the rat. O-morrow Wi e Surety Day ‘ working overtime in the North Jersey : . hills, Becomes a § In their eagerness they tackle even ‘ green chustnut burrs, which farmers ieee tof tae loo aeltantare, au | 5 “ J tt, | Ville, 8. 1, of Detective Felkenburg, was Has Her Faults, but Is Better |##¥ means early now, and plemy Of B. | scrced, when suffragettion invaded the Timber Wolves Pursne School Chil- barnyard, to replace one of his wives Than Maiden of the Past, dren and Farmers. on a setiing of ten oxas. Timber wolves are so bold about Mur-| He dutifully did the hatching and ee: Says Mrs. tela freesboro, Atk. they follow children|en chicks rewarded fis efforts, which 1s home from school and pursue many|an average as good as ti of most farmers tn the flelds. lady chickens, so the poultry men aay. SI WAKING UP TO RIGHTS, | {tans Metter # aurveyor, waa at: j | tacked twonty miles trom that place, | Male Drinks Whiskey, Th titres and so badly bitten and torn it is be- eae wae ae nt 10 FREE STAMPS SURETY DA To all who call at Our Display Parlor, O'Neill Homefurnishing Store Also, To Celebrate Our Sureiy Stamp Anniversary Double Stamps All the Week On All Purchases a Special Sale Dining Room Furniture O'Neill Main Store—Fourth Foor. |eved he will die. He was trying to| Jennie, a mule belonging to ohn | ej 01 ty Berry, of Greon Midge, 8. 1, was selzed " e lL to safet, i Appreciates Her Power of | craw! to satety when rescued by tamber| m7, ot tno ihe cholera morbus and Raising the Standard of — [rive ma ee dha borane | Embodying lines of the Highest Character which have placed i, Mase by Firemen. | Jennio immediately recovered to mich this great department in a position second to none. Human Life. Five res black kittens absorbed | 4" exte he Kicked out half the barn and wal the head off Berry's pet most of the intere of the interest In a Then Jennie lay down at No, 24 sheep Mc $436.00 Ten-Piece Dining Room Suits, $284.00 and died, (Just like illustration.) ‘he first stream trained on it turned int et Lad uerite Mooers Marshall |‘ *: = 8 steam. Learns ‘That Pet “Kitten” He Firemen carried out the kittens, laid Rained In x ‘Possum. them In a row on the etdewalk and were! William Olson, janitor of the Clifton ace type. She is wholesomely | reviving them when their mother rushed | yacht Club at & : haa just dis- Seleweeoes, on ine coord frantically up and began Ileking them? | Vere that. hi ."* pleked up by | (Aa Sumas wens ap sidauss, Shephera Dow Mm several weeks ago, is @ ‘possum: and, with 100s sevenaua Sor ind of Season in New ad fed it from a me until It grew quite large A shepherd dog enjo: ority, possesses a greater rove | oe geting the nom man visiting in Sta he distinction n's first dear at| ao) for truth. She demands | protton Woods, N11. Ie chased it into |e # and told hin wh an individual existence, yet her | the river o ae s — . * ™ conception of the worth and valine | {ve iver,on the frat day of the hunt-| pox Terrier Bate Only Ice Cream, The Fall and Winter Edition of the New York Tele , of motherhood te higher than ever dog was to have been shipped to- | eee eee one oer phone Directory goes to press Loaders fore. nith, a New York| } PB es llth. ‘Telephone service must be arranged for on or On th tha PT ly expert. The deer w af ro. wi ake of Fi od quenuy site, id tenvayeae fie, sl Toca oe eae 4 derfat appetite | before that date in order to have directory listings | to be continually | sunkes appear in this issue. Call, write or telephone to nearest office. firenk Necks Trying to @ is qefictent in the Crawl Into a Pletuced Crack. b The only food he Gesire to serve and help others. consista of tce cream, cake, black ¢ and files, but Two timber rattlesnakes can 0 e de iT ple ol This sane summing-up of the modern| untimely end in an unusual way tn the | ee ney oe girl ty made by @ modern woman, Mrs.| Bronx Park Zoo, where they had Arrest Interrupts a Shave. Charlotte Perkius Gilman, writing In the | granite ello Allocolo wa : current number of the Pletorial Review, Mrs, Gliman's books, “Woman and Beonom!c: anf “The Man-Made when ¢ World,” are admittedly two of the most ele hail od valuable contributions to modern soctol- | f° mad they broke thetr necks trying | x. aving a max: | d crevices were so nat Jamatea, yesterday fi MANMATTAN-BLOVE when Detectives But Telephone Xo, Address 00 SLAeMenhhy street a $25 Ninth Biteet ogy, and anything she has to say de.|*© force thelr way through the canvas, y De win z roar a geht ‘This beautiful hand-carved Vining oom Suid, the product oc one of (he best makers mands and receives attention | Clam Selves nt ex and Holds has been tnvesticatiag for some time i | andoatwonn ‘Samalen Yond of high-grade diving room furniture, is made of genuine quartered ‘Indiana white oak, “The girl of the past,” writes Mrs. | Tt TH It Drown: report the colo was wanted for constructed, polished and finish SIDEBOARD: (Is 67 in 2 inches long and 25 inches deep. It has an 18x52- Weak, tim! and helpless to a degree inch lrench plate bevelled mircor. One drawer is velvet lined for silver. Has hand-carved MME Wis: ecobE aE edh. pat antl an —— : : wood handles. Good locks and key upper servant at home, was easier to secure in marriage and far more suis EXTENSION TABLE:—-Made of g FLUSMING > ne . > Teal ee 1M Broadway Fishing 19006 the best manner. [tis beautifully carved. this kill and evidence bearing wr a PAR ROCKAWAY—Dirdsall & Contral Aves. Far Rockaway iw1¢ the char the Distr G Gilman, “was merely a young female, | uneducated, pitifully inexperienced, | ¢ m that had opened ite mouth to amped its shells on the left hind of a big dock rat at Quinlan’ will be presented this we line quartered Indiana white oak Has five-ply missive when secured, \ solid oak top and quartered oak leaves. 52-inch round top 8-ft. extension. Heavy GIRL OF TO-DAY WAKING UP TO pillar base with clegant hand-carved dragon ecrners and hand-carved rim and claw feet. HER WORTH. Fitted with the celebrated Tydon-Duo style table lock. Thoroughly constructed and “The girl of to-day is waking up to two thinge—frst, that a girl is as good asa av boy, with the rights and duties of citi- = A senehip before her, and, second, that on 4 her, as a mother, rests the main respon- aidility uf improving the human race." Then Mre. eriticism that fa Mies bus IN BUSINES® modern girl is grow- ing larger and stronger physteally—like @ man. “Strength not Impalr a | Woman's maternal eity detract from her beauty,” s 5 Kood | Physique t# not exclusiv . | What ts hb e < beautifully finished. CHINA CLOSET :—Made ot genuine quartered Indiana white oak. 72 inches high 53 inches wide outside. Side glasses are 18x54. The door glass is 18x54, French plate mirror back and four French plate glass shelves. Beautifully hand-carved with hand- carved claw feet. Thoroughly constructed; rubbed and polish finish, CARVING TABLE:—Made of genuine Indiana quartered white oak. 44 inches high 48 inches long and 23 inches deep. It has hardwood drawer sides; one drawer is lined for silver ete. beautifully hand-carved. Hand-carved handles claw feet and keys and large bottom shell. Thoroughly constructed; rubbed and polish finish. DENG CHAIR:~-Made of quartered Indiana white oak hand-carved back French teavy hand-carved claw feet; the base is thoroughly braced; he box frame, spring seat upholstered in a fine grade of genuine Iéather. Thoroughly constructed and beau- tifully finished. ARM CHAIR:—Made of quartered Indiana white oak; has broad comfortable nicely shaped arm: box frames; French legs hand-carved c! feet; the base is thoroughly fe this=she to human, not more mas type is improvin as it snould.” Tot nplain that the “new iri’ ts slangy and braced; beautiful hand-carved back; spring seat upholstei J in a fine grade of genuine lacking In indusiry Mrs, Gilman gives leather. mort shrift. . rearing of orodera children, New Harem Store Buy the Individual Pieces at These Prices Roeharse. j mie SIDEBOARD 8120.00... to be a happy child, not a pious martyr, CHINA CLOSET 100.00 Meath (a wot oo ccetrimantal’ asi ante 3 A 2) 121 t St EXTENSION 1 ABLE 08,00 ose, The lang of to-d. is th ~: — —— ee ee rd ve. Ss . CARVING TABLE ’ in rk and 1. The “Neither is the lack of { the limited sense of neelley house service, an absolute gir! who ¢ sew, who hates fancy rk, who can't bear eoping, | may nevertheless prove a powerful and | contented worker when she finds her | own task.” BUT THE MODERN GIRL HAS SOME FAULTS. Then Mra. Gilman offers one or two ARM CHAIRS” SIDE CHAIRS” ‘gular price 2212 to 2224 Third Ave. This Great Building Is Full of Rugs, Carpets and Exceptional Offerings in Linoleums The Upholstery Dept. O'Neill Homefurnishing Store-—Firet Moor, i f in Pree Everything or Housekeep 8 At Special Prices Irish Point Lace Curtains ; rom the won nase ea O'Neill Homefurni Store—Second Ploor, Regular Pr ner pals, “On the wrong side must be acknowl- Acres of Floor Space Lec Mainiee Rave sooo artigtlar frees per pit. @dged some selfish | ponsibility on Sale Prices, Per Pair, uM part of mogern. Bi Easy Chair, ay i A aunt f an a4 94.75 95.75 96.50 $7.50 99.00 910.00 bers warrant, who seem to look at Ili $6.90 ee #75 Swiss Tambour Muslin Curtains Ox12 ft, regularly Floor Oil Cloths, | asa free show, wherein they are en- titled to the best sea “There is no real ae ; Regular Prices, d, 144 yards and? yards $2.75 $3.50 84.00 86.00 per pair : Tle Mi hh; The best guarantee in se Sry Big solid ab many tad “enim on o80g buying household comforts cn 4 wih dein ao daa fan 02.30 4000 84.00 pe ui Linoleun oa ¢ volvii ‘ i Dquality, at, square yaré ° "6 7 r anor of parents Every kind of floor covering making permanent custom- Tot etl estes DOS ysaE to ten ot tt wand AOS pute Gongs Conte Bele NE a pe ae aca i for every room, hall, stair, ers for over a century. : =! seas alingeag io doin oa Nine rvs oF a rf yo lliaglal ii yy Art Embroidery Dept. Manis Bileet ot Jor assistant, but deman Duiiing it there. $1.75 $2.30 $3.00 93.50 cach 75¢ [Tre res. D O'Nelll Mala Store—Bulcony, : in the world, some bu a ' j Tapestry Portiere: her own money, sven, n Iron Bed, $9.75, Month ; Fine Range, Stamped Shirt eur lies atyle, punch P' Ate jaensly td Bi a N 2 © rench knots eyelet ¢ a ® " sy ™s ° t, “ag Me snd acan of The brass top rail and the posts ig ine: Bp $1 1.50 Ta + dine Linon Lawn, value 89, at 200. 84.50 $5.50 90.00, 7 0 $8 75 $10.00 per pair ena lee ie at his bed are 1% inch, Note also ip Si a yards, 4 | Wi Ine $1.00, at $00. s 3. : dg time when a Hiren the five, brass spindles in. both 25¢ Weekly ver alr. | Ceol Y , at 35e, $3.75 94.50 $5.00 $6.00 $7.50 98.00 per pair hope in life w Large enough to cook fame Pariiocsas 4s ea —— Block and Stripe Scrim failing a goo 1 a big dinner, yet does heave quality, #2000 Lessona givin in all hinds of An extraordinary showing of ee ce ee Rvs iyo fake uP Mush room Pianketg. trom (980 10 embroidery, crocheting and hnittin in white, ivory and Arabian cc Hed: Whe mey_disert Ms made tt we others smaller and larger, and heaters [Mid couch covers, & Perec snn neni ere eb ey : eratanee| low price is and stoves of every description, at every price wit roto armed with new “ige, she ts now ' : beginning to appreciate her power of| aera Leather Seat Liner, A Remarkable Free Offer an s the rd of hun ife, Thi n POPP PPP LAPP PLL LPL OP PPP PPADS | Be avanaipain ik ine ware at &| enor ous $2.75 $30 worth for 50c a week Absolutely Unconditional to All feed SEB BON! SONRERERU INE WRMARY Giamtssers, Chiffoniers, Wardrobes, Totlet Tables, _ Very substan- $100“ “$1.50 " Photographic Enlargements FREE tor One Week eet ts wan_we have yot etc, In endless variety of styles and'prices. tial solid oak, $200 « “ $2.50 « October 2d to 7th Inclusive nicely finished. ABANDON MORE HORSE CARS. SMe Clock and a thers ota $1,000 « “ $12.50" « Payable by the month if more convenient, \ Collectors sent if REQUESTED. We will open an account for any amount. 10% off if You Pay Cash Prices marked in plain figurea--no extras. During the celebrati ersary of the inau- guration of the SURETY ST. AMPS. we will p tomers who bring to us a photograph, an artistic, lifelike repro- duction, 12¥gxl7 inches, in oval sh Por one week only we will waive the condition that cus- tomers are obli to purchase 85,00 worth of merchandise in Case, and dearer. Everything 59c for the dining Hy Others up to vo power for atreet care Dock, Fast! erday, to] Horses as mo! Alsappenred Broadway and Ba't of tho room except the things to eat of out-of-town Vv’ $200.00 &-Piece Set, 85c and the people. order to secure one of these enlargements FREE. WE GUAR- Wont to gaze upon tho east side horac ANT SATISFACTION and to return you the photograph care an curiously as on mastodons and in as good condition as when we recoived it, mummies. We have mes to fit these portraits from 79c up, but during this week, whether or not you purchase a frame, you will receive one of these enlargements absolutely free. Btorage battery carn of che moat mos-| DOWN ( Park Row and Chatham Square f $7 S70, took, foe Pine Third Avenuo's ola l 193 to 205 Park Row Cowperthwait & Sons horee lines, ‘Tho prancing stoede of the Belt nd won ati New York, and the Chambers cars remain to 1 eo. ‘