The evening world. Newspaper, February 23, 1912, Page 10

I OE ST wan ” a) AY. THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY f GOV. WILSON'S DAUGHTER, |". i leaiedieeaca oa. 2 ee nae f~ a AMERICANS ASK REPORTED MAROONED | wi, BY MEXICAN FIGHTERS, | ont its ae ling we Statern, The World’s Greatest WASHINGTON A AGANST MEXICANS Bandits Raid Big Smelting Plant and Rout Defenders After a Hard Fight. SILK STORE Fourth Ave. at 24th St., N. Y. Location: Two decors from 23d Street Subway; One block easi of Metropolitan Tower. Chiffon Taffeta at Mill-to-Consumer Priccs STA is extremely fashionable for TA "E pring wear. All authorities agree on that point. Buy your taffeta at this whole- sale store because— --Our taffetas won't split or crack. --Our tremendous stock includes every plain color and every changeable color 36 inch combination. . P im -~Our manufacturer’s prices are of un- jeive her and h to the United state “To Them That Hath” A SHORT SERMON TO FAT FOLKS (Spectal (9 The Brening World.) MONTEREY, Mex. Feb. B—The American Smelting and Refining Com- Dany, which has many milliona of dotl- are invested in smelters and mines in Mexico, has made a formal appeal to vey fhe Stato Departmynt at Washington $ e for protection of its property against \\ 1 4 Pure Dye equalled lowness. : depredating bands of rebela and bandits. i t \ S) Chiffon ON SIDER our 36-inch Chiffon Taffeta itis Wiis ot Durenons is in. pws a \ —— Taffeta at $1.38 a yard for instance. It is a sension of reels, who attacked the \ ‘af Cl $1.38 pure dye fabric. and comes in plain colors Plant and drove off the employees after ww and in over 150 changeable color com- @ hard resistance on the part of the binations, latter, The leader of the rebel force | gt RARO. Ton: Bem Fh Agcordint tela Wired the American consul at Torreon Eleanor Wilson, twenty years 04, after the fight demanding to know by | gqugnter of Gov. Woodrow W! } whose ordyrs the ameiter employeos had | New Jersey, 18 marooned at Madera, ; offered restatance. Mexico, with @ friend, Miss Kitner, The revolutionary apd anarchist'c! mne young women have been gucets @iuation in the States of Durangs,| of the taimily of P. hua show no IM lager of @ lumber camp at Madera ing to Advices Fo) the people, in declaring in favo Antonio Rojas, a rebel leader, brated their emotions by turning & Is were concerned to-| part of the Mexican quarter, day over repurts from Col. Bteever, in| Because of the increased activity of eharge of the American forces patrol-| the revels, Gov, Wilgon is understood —Get a sample of this fabric and compare this quality with all other taffeta sold else- where at $2.00 and upward. You cannot equal its intrinsic value, high lustre, soft feel and fine draping qualities. Don’t buy any taffeta until you see it. COMPARISON will prove that we out- value and underprice every other store in the world. partment off: ling the Mexican border, confirming | to have made demands that his daugh- H Lo Press despatches that forces of| ter and her friend he conducted to the Mills to ‘oms to rebels were moving on Juares, opponite; United Btates border, but the rebels Consumer Wearer tated Gen. | have refused to allow the railroad to Orozco was leading one of these forces| run a train from Madera to Juares’ getap, with 1,400 men, until the altuation improves. Officials of both the State and War — _—— -|Save Failing Vision mente in Northern Mexico as ominous, | BEAUTY OF THE NOSE |With Correct Glasses. Departments consider recent develop- and are watchin Very move of various rebel MARRED BY WINTER How little we value—or | ndew a rumor Rogers Thompson Givernaud Co., Fourth Avenue at 24th St., N. Y. en the Government “forces. From ¢ es come of a seriou of affairs, | Practical Relief From a Blemish a large rebel Mi th Chihuadiun continu nd ot Tove: that Women Especially i tutlen yA few parte of the repute are a Le gracmpt ‘ ’ it juiet, vera continue to furnish a “Plain as the nose on your face,” - prience : } Sie ere ew ce fa re | dicted ewan yenedny, eae | CSP fed - m BV: old saying it reminds us all that rouble can be preven at teaitisg sad tatiney Cong any la] UE hoe is our most conspicuous or cured b; ig wearin, \§ “ue GRAND RAPIDS FURNITURE | focated, Ares reorted. to tuveTett we} feature, We find this out when the SWART. Gite 8 Se 8in75 WRANS | «= MATTRESS, Pure Felt, it Meinity. Disturoances are reported in| winter winds getat us. I wish wind “Ehriich” glasses. | BEDSTEADS. q 1 } dids'talways make my novo redden Our Registered Physicians, $11.75 $6 98 ee: J an i : q : | le t \y } A fittte Velogen rubbed into the Oculists of Lon, Experience. | i i Mgr. Thomas Magennis Dead, | skin night and morning and before Examine Your Eyes = BOSTON, Fob, 23.—Right Rev. Mer. [pag out of doors, assures safety Thomas Magennis, pastor of St. Thomas foes da (oe Soreness face Aquinas Church, Jamat r ands, ‘The pores of the nose ~ tor ables Wh \bede oF otahit Weane: trom often enlarged by greasy TC & complication of diseases. Mar. ogee Velogen Coat not Gas fi YY i \ Magennis, who has been a priest forty. | the porters preserves thelr Resithy Oculists’ Optician I j ; five years, was one of the best known| condition. Velogen does not soil the re ptiomne, 4 ldeavy roll edge, GU ibs., one or wo paris Roma Cathollc clergymen tegin gin | clothes. itshealingand beautifying | 229SisthAve., ISthSt, 217 B'way.Astor House uy wa Bee eee eee 4 i 1 350 Sixth Ave., 22d St. 101 Nassau, Ann St. Wh BRASS & IRON BEDSTEADS, also Sede rater at Mandoigh, “ite'mas eee] thomands of women, Atall drug: [17 Wes 424—Bet, Sth & th Aves, New York. | tacauer evaranteed.Ai FURNITURE, 36 per cent. saving at Lowell, Mass., sixty-nine years ago. collapsible tubes, 28c 498 Fulton St., Cor. Bond St,, Brooklyn, '348 West 14th Street, bet. 5th and 6th Aves. en eal ——— ns $25 to $40 SUITINGS AND OVERCOATINGS We have convinced thousands of well dressed New Yorkers that we make Suits and Overcoats at $11.75 equal in style, fit, quality of cloth and workmanship to what other tailors ask $25 to $40 for. There are thousands of other men who are skeptical and don’t think we can do what we claim, but we make this broad statement to prove to you that ol we live up to every promise we make. Go to your tai’or and get samp!cs of Suitings and Overcoatings for which he charges $25 to $10; bring the samples to us and we wili build you the garment you select, any style, weight, color or fabric for $11.75, made to order for a limited time only. Mr. Skeptical, you may be from Missouri, but come to us with your samples and we will show you. Look in our windows or wander through cur stores, compare cur choice Meltons, Worsteds, Cheviots, Tweeds, Cassimeres and patterns, all weights at $11.75. , ‘ ” 2 x SAO Serge OB Our reputation of 20 years ts always at stake, but we know with our splendid organization that we can guarantee eve; ent we make will be PERFECT. Measured, cut, ft and finished by our skiiled and high priced workmen in our own lenic workshops under the personal supersision of Mr. Cornell. PECI Your Choice All goods absolutely guaranteed ALL WOOL, Theatres. Dinners, Dances, Weddings, Social Our tremendous buying power, our well trained organiza- J oitansn' sts, ; ; TUXEDO st tion and the enormous business we do enable Gite Trimmed eee eee us to make these 825 to $40 garments at.... 11.75 The Sooner You Come the Greater the Variety of Patterns There Will Be trom Which to Choose Ritchie & Cornell TWO STORES: 1347 BROADWAY 251 EIGHTH AVE. a ag IN A Bg Sos IO GO A IT EO SLI CO RR are EE Opp. Herald Bullding, bet. 35th & 86th Sts. NEAR TWENTY-THIRD STREET Open Evenings until 7; Saturdays until 9 Open Every Evening until 9 pene ATH OSU Hep RIO ~e Penge NT POTENT TTR TAL ENON A AS Se a 23, 1912.7 | We Give and Redcem Surety Stamp Coupons Sixth Ave., 20th, 21st and 22d Sts. 1868—Established 44 Years—1912 ONEILL-ADAMS Co. Best Quality —Lowest Prices on Sixth Ave. New for the Tailor-Made Girl e Spring All indications point to tailor-made suits for this Spring's favorite apparel. e We are ready in a preliminary sale and invite you to take advantage of | Suits the savings, a few of which are indicated below. Mannish Spring Tailored Suits ‘ for Women of Ali Stses, $ 1 2: 7 5 1 VO $18.50 Values at We have made extra effort to embody in this assortment the most representative styles that will be distinguished by their newness and have the requisite features that will bey 25/ perfect style for next Fall's wear. The tailoring in the 77/7 garments is unusual. The coats are handsomely lined, and 70.9 the materials are the most appropriate mixtures and wor- steds. aK wa Spring Dresses ; $12.’ 5 aj $18.50 Values at...........05- va A Saturday offering of great importance, consisting of = <4 particularly chic models in woolens, silks, satins, in blacks \ and colors, ol Women’s New Spring Coats $9.7 5 | fi $18.50 Values at........00.ee0e mi Ie Mannish mixtures, serges and tweeds, in blacks, navy “Hy eg and tans. Many leading popular styles offer a complete A i nge for choice. ll ro i ONeill Main Store—Third Floor. 7 Beautiful Effects in New Tailored We Usher in the New <T Madras and | Untrimmed Millinery Linen By offering an exception- $9 75 e * ally stylish tailored model Waists 1. nnsins vin sh ear) at 98c, $1.49) ‘This is but one of the smart hats now ready, en hice gs and the illustration gives - ., , accurate representation @ Mannish shirt| of the lines now offered and plaited/in black satin, with fac- models, tailored in ings of straw braids in various colors, all sur- lines o ie motntee iby the uae our waists so much) brysh trimming that eter ter ete lends such a dash of in- ties and fine ma-|dividuality to the do- terials. sign. O'Neill Main Store—Third Fleer. O'Neill Main Store—Firet Floor, om « 6. Just Received—New Lines of Misses’ Suits and Young Girls’ Dresses Misses’ Suits at $19.75 Juniors’ Suits at $18.75 Ta all.wooll sergea. aud: woretedn lined Three-piece models, in serge and worsteds, fy . M * vith peau de ey.ne ane throughout with satin, high girdle ski eed SATU REG Hy att eat oa aya ne Ane 14, 16 and 18 years, at...s.sessesesevense *19.75 basceee wits bo anes 1s 17m Misses’ and Juniors’ Dresses at 913.75 Of serge, set-in sleeves, high Kimono sleeves, waist trimmed with orna- ent leather belt, finished with lac: 8 ments, lace collar and sllk tie; sites 15 to #y 7a |T4, 1Oand 18 years: at... ° "7.95 1B, Utieesesceeseneeeee greene a Neill Main Store—Third Floor, The Standard of Footwear Excellence The Edwin C. Burt Sh f Coens ; reat F viet $4.00 Almost everybody hereabouts knows the Edwin C. Burt shoe to be one of the best shoes in America. They are worn by our best dressed patrons because they have found them Roratomabie, serviceable and fine ‘ooking; in all $ 4 00 leathers, at...... cece cece eee eeeee eee ee eee ree e sn eteeeteeeeaes i ‘Her Majesty"’ Shoes for Women at $3.00 pr. Special for Saturday ey A 200 Pairs of Women's Shocs Made with the aew raised toe, Cuban heels, and walking en's Shoes shoes with broad toes and low heels, in button or lace. We] ,,!n, patent leather and gun metal; regularly ¢ are sure youcan be pleased in onestyle or another % ue in tan Russia, ps leather and gunmetal; all at 3.00 His oes for misses Sizes 845 9 regularly Sizes 11359 regularly in_all leathers, ac- @ % lat 1.50 82.00 to®, at..... 1.79 2.25 1.50 0'2.50i°" “eX jell Main Store—Second Floor, as elegant i i Saturday Sale of Hair Transformations |,,.,., ey tats at 95c at Remarkably Low Frices proper thing for class to the new Hundreds of women were de lighted with the stock of Trans- ; 14 buttons: ten up the old ests are made formations which we offered last id week, ‘The exceptional values were most wonderful; After much effort we managed to secure another large stock of these fine quality Transformations, and will offer them at the same low price In all plain shades.... 1.45 are snappy in gene All sizes from 3 including stouts Big Men Take Note That you have the ‘ In shades of gray... .. 195 tunity of be Special ities for the match- rectly — withe rr iff of rar sof hair. Gray a exorbitant price. fore the specialty. 4privilene. O'Neill Main Store—Second Floor, O'Neill Main Store—First Floor. FF VIA THE SUNDAV WORLD? WEEKLY JOKE BOOK FREE WITH THE SUNDAY WORLD Se eet a NEE TT S| + 4 rec ie Meise | Our Terms ave You $3 Down on $9. 15 “ o F “ ~ 10%, OPEN EVENINGS, 188-2190-3AVE*"1192120"57