The evening world. Newspaper, April 3, 1912, Page 11

te ve postponed tndefattety.. Claflin fe suffering from a mild ttack of typhoid fever, contracted, the phy- sicians elleve, in Aiken, 8. C., where sto spent @ Portion of the ‘winter. “Mise Clafin’s engagement to social events son, Shertiy Miss Clafitn Alken. Ste became seriously fl! rR THE AVENUE aati Wate 2 Wants Eight Pave- ment Pounding Apollos for Smart Business Section. family home, No, ridge and Dr. Lockwoat attended The wedding, {t is said, will be has sufficiently recovered, intimates as “Bessie” Claflin, Is ~ ) Phe gréat sitence that you heard thig| of the so-called “dry goods trust.” ing was Mayor Gaynor niaking up hie min® whether the Firth Avenue Association is going to have tts own ‘way and arrange for the Street of the Billionaires to have its own special Apollo Belvedere policemen, dressed in their own sweetly pretty uniforms, that ‘will be tow Lat for anything. What? ‘The assoc! haw two plaints on the police score, One is that now there are only three cops—beg pardon, officers —on duty between Twenty-sixth street and Forty-second street, who have to patrol the side streets as weil, and that even these three have nothing about Ago. A. A crew. ety, policeman, Low was anneuaced March 7 and the wedding was to’ have Lerma one of the her mother hurried her back to New York nat Samday, and took her to the 15 Washington Square, North, where Dr. % To. Part- ommized quietly as soon as Miss Clafiiln Miss Elizavethy Claflin, known to her ) —w second daughter uf the millionaire head made her debut in society two years Mr. Low {s the second son of Low of Xo. 3 Plerrapent place, Breoklyn, and a nephew of Seth Low. | He Was graduated last June from Yale, where he wae stroke of the ‘varsity SEK DAUGHTER NOW WELL thém from the ordinary Mrs, C, Cole Cole Telle How Her Daughter Was Restored to Mr. Sixth Ave., 20th, Singing Canaries her. nol- wee ddd INNS ua: ill) il ME caA8 UE i about. the ‘She presuming, of cot jess than 85.00. bac: hae Mouatain ) Entire $5.00 Ove Rl ran Outfit for ress Peete] $298 [ores at 4 for 25c Ahigh-grade mantle. Fits all standard burners. Big valu: ats gneenaere ize, best 15c mantle out, Hi lth by Ly di E. Pink- &poutive money saver at the special Oe tee and glass ‘Two will be plain clothes men, ,, pound Wearing toppers and frook ham's Com . Gesociation , didn’t specity EW and the six others will be ed beth for manly ‘beauty and magiouret nails, i Fitchville, Ohio. ure in writinetot . ae nedicine ‘or my daughter. “Before » taking There was some discussion whether the uniform should copy that of the London bobby, but it was deciled that your ish the Fifth avenue beauties will ear cape, but of a pattern quite dif. it from anything used by the com- policeman. At yesterday's meeting in Acolian Hall the association also put its foot down on the advancing invasion ef Fifth ave- nue by business, and the euzgestion found some favor that garment factories on the street should be beyeotted. A reselution was edopted that through petitions, the employment of counsel e° 1 other legitimate means the associa- shoul@ endeawer to oheck what it considers the annihitetios of the city’s nest street. ae MISS CLAFLIN’S MARRIAGE IS POSTPONED BY ILLNESS. Daughter of Head of “Dry Goods Trust" Has Typhoid and Cannot Wed Mr. Law Aprit 20. Physicians attending Miss Blzabeth Gtewart Clafin, daughter of John head of the United Dry Goods Yompanies, said to-day that although |j tos Claflin was resting easily, her arriage to Abbot Augustus Low hich was set for April 2, would, Lord & Taylor + ( Feunded 2830. » She had teat and pony melanchoty She tried two doctor but got fittle gratefulness for what Lydia ham's Vegetable Cor my dai er. Is and another since taking always male troubles.” —Mrs. » Ohio. expressing their gi idle ES Pinkham’ id bas accom Paived by the Lyd Ly cine Company, Lynn, Mass, Girls who are troubled with jods, backache, sensations, tai yet to health by ti Men’s Furnishings Complete Assortment’ for Easter i Fi ine Cravats i Nees ? new Spring signs 3! ri be lorei an } hwy Ant ees $1.00, $1.50 $2: 00 ' Silk Knitted Four-inm-Fands plainandfancy.........0se00+ + $1.00 to $2.50 Waistcoats made of foreign and domestic materials $3.50 to $6.50 | Gloves for All Occasions Reynier, Fownes and Dents. $7.50, $2.00, $2.50 | Handkerchiefs “SRI Plain or with initials; per dozen. $2.75 to $5.50 Fancy French initial handkerchiefs, colored or white <——y on white bihiediong linen. Special value, ei Ry £14 of silk, flannel, mercerized cloth and madras, Prices according to material. $1.50 to $4.50 Special Values "Silk Four-in-Hands a 55¢ Knitted Crochet and Accordion Weave Scarfs $2.35 Value $2.00 Crochet W save Silk Four-in-Hands all colors and various cross opiate + $1 0a Valuc 01.50,,,.+06ssreeees eeneneeere \French Grey Suede ‘| Dress Gloves \ sr, Z0 1 yA Value $2,00 Broadway & 20th St.; 5th Ave.; 19th St. —‘‘htale great pleas- nk you herds your has done was all run down, suffered from Paine “T cannot find words teenpres my . Pink- ound has dome looks and | 3! thet T owe you a great debt. “You can use this letter forthe bene- fit of others if you wish, as ! shall al- ways recommend your oehocy ice fee gen of such letters from mothers Young Girts, Heed This Advice. pepentt dregring ing spells or indigestion, should immediately seek ing ats Establi:hed 44 Years 9 ‘e Just Arrived for an Easter Offering 1,000 of These Genuine Hartz Mountain At the last O'Neill sale, one big- | hearted woman sent two canarics out to a little Tiny Tim she knew Maybe one of these would solve your ‘Easter gift problems, | ready, got a cheerful little cans ary in your own home. Every one selected for us by. aur bird | is not one in the lot. worth| One Package Best Seed One Package Gravel One Cuttle Bone One PAN ny | seed 10c ‘‘Surety”’ Inverted ted Mantles An imported outfit. Consists of burner, 1Sc Surety Le oe ae Junior ee Lights Our OWN glawawi y alt jare. Special Prices on Table Silver ii, los and Redeem Surety Just a Sa Get Yo 21st and 22d Sts. irse, you have al- ‘uttle Bone Holder Store— Basement. Individual styles which will add distincliveness to the Easter Suit. This is a lot we have taken over from a very successful maker of fine Washable Waistcoats “at a price.” Included are his sample lines, and also some vests made of the pieces left over after his season's orders had been cut. Maite of excellent laundering Linen and Pique, in bird's-eye, basket and honey- weaves, Led also in light weight French flannel, in white and cream; and hair tripes. Custom tailored, attached or detached buttons, high cut or medium models. Sizes $4 to $6, including » stonts, ¢ at the regular price. chimney, and can bo | fitore—First Fleer, Only $1.49 for a $2.50 Waist Store——Basement.| 50c Tei t 3@e half dozen. 50 Ey " ” a De Ekoset tases a 60< pot ot org em " 25¢ To-morrow’ 's Leader at O'Neill’s—Beauliful Easter Stock. 81.00 Table Spoons ic 80c Pie Servers Each O'Neill's place on sale to-morrow a very special lot of dainty 81.00 Dessert Forks Half 50e Gravy Ladles ac! low neck Lingerie Waists, $1.49. Front beautifully trimmed with he Hh 9 Oya Pak Dozen $1.00 Plain Medium Knives at 75c| pretty embroidery and hemstitching; a waist that can be worn by k. # half dozen. Bas the most fastidious dress¢r. Among the other models are some 50c Sugar $1.50 Fancy Medium Knives at t25c set Nottingham Lace Cu Tomorrow at About Cost of 50c Butter elven is the best we have ever shown. lar prices = $1.25 prices 90c cl s 91.25 An exceptional] These curtains are 314 ONeitt Homefurnishing LE, Demonstration and Sale of O'Neill’s have no hesitaney in declaring the oe bini OMFORTABLE Ra during the URI US BED at night. The “ ” ope al oe it has « heavy reinforced tubular frame. tak all ‘he mattress is made t! “ eli not mat or eet F cot ABSORBENT, DUST PROOF and VERMIN PROOF. and % in. wide asacouch. Moves casily on ball- bearing casters. Prices range from. . $12.00 but also a from which to select. Take advantage of this get your new carpets leid now. A Guaranteed Typ for $28.75 hand Writing with Each 00 D aI $ a Dollar a Week || Each one of t pleese be sure clearly— teed for two 2—The “SUR! price. s—You can bu peedy, sturdy, i ee AE rpeert ere Keyboard cs and comes in say Pot three different styles of type: Elite for correspon Medium size for business, and Large size for public speakers. | The Free Offer of Pitman's Course i fords the young men and women of New York an learn typewriting and stenography during their spare Hundreds of of good paying positions will then be open to th Cash oron credit.................5. $1.00 half dozen, Hemefuraish! This is the opportunity to secure new curtains that hundreds of housewives have been awaiting. The assortment of designs | $2.00 $2.50 per pair. $1.50 per pair. Trish Point Lace Curtains | | good design, made on extra quality net.) yards long. Regularly $6.75; { A Perfect Steel Couch Bed lect STEEL COUCH BED manufattured. easily that a child can operate it. "Nothing to ot out of order. Precisely the Right Time to-Introduce You to the Famous Hairinfelt Mattress O'Neill’s sell this mattress with French roll edge at usual New Carpets Now Ready byes EK She eeecuapertenene large and complete; Fn sult- ap endless rarely, at the lowest prices consistent with qual i Not only have O’Neill’s received an unusually early delis cry, eae large one. All kinds of designs and colors jell Hemefernishing @ore—Secend Floor. A Free Course in Issac Pitman’s Short- | that headline is important, so| 1—The “SURETY” is guaran- man's selfinstruction course | in shorthand for the one| aceurate in anh hes the Universal | O'Neltd Main Store--Firet pk choicely trimmed with laces or embroideries, either high ing Store—Basemeat, Reg. $2.50. Spe- rtains Making or low necks, long or short sleeves. cial at sit $1.49 New Washable Striped Silk Shirts, French collar and cuffs, ee ‘h pocket. Others with collar and cuffs of Black or White silk; very chic. Special $2.95 | Main Store—Third Fleer, Women’s Morning and House Dresses $1.50 Values at $1.00 Hundreds of stores have been paying more than a dollar cach wholesale for just exactly the four styles O’Neill’s place on sale to-morrow morning. In Percales. Ginghams and Chambrays; high, square, round and V necks; also sailor collars. Some made with belts, others girdle top. All better than ordinary values, at 91.00. Style No. 1—Just like the picture. Tn stri Gingham; round neck trim: jain colored .00 Store—First Floor. pelt Mond gaged Berle Ne. io tA none, Gee od with nin latetal Wicked - | 1 ity assortment of and-White, Pink, Lavender | plaid a Bey ts - end Blue. te 4—Checked ‘No. 2—Plein oititit by rack style : br al Eel wih pina ea aie: Chambiny te sob uit able O'Neil Main ‘Slore—Thind Fleer, the * “Englander” | Com- day and a LUX- ns‘and closes so automatically ek long. fibre-telted SANITARY, NON- It is 6 ft. @ in. long. » $21.00 Tissue Ginghams, 14c Yd. e A Brilliant Bargain—Sheer Transparent Ginghams in the most tasteful Checks and Plaids. Every one loves this fine class of goods, but they 32-inch Fine ice of the plain style—a sure saving of $2.00-for ! The HALRINFELT| cannot often be had for less than 25c a yard, especially at the beginning BitirRese i unique in construction. Alternate layers of fine quality of | of needtime. ‘Thursday 14c hair and d pure cotton felt add a elasticity of the one material to the smooth | Sale of 35c Wild | “*Commence-| 40-inch Deep lity of ihe oh 7 giving the combined comfort of both. It is self-venti- P ment" WhiteCot- the pressure of the sleeper’s body causes air to circulate in and throug ongee at 19¢ | ton Voiles, Bordered China the layera of hair, the felt layers acting as bellows; thus the inside is kept sweet yd. » 24¢ and canitary. Deep, plump and full for real rest. * rough weave ot | Forthe3scQuality. | Batiste, 29cyd, a ehaeaton, ariORts | sore Wella eros cleaned’ | of Mgosa or Vitteun baat i Blades in'tila welkksows | for graduates dressce, in | finisu, fines, ‘morcerized the ‘pure ‘white, O'Neill Women’s Low Shoes at $2.00 ‘Ten smart styles from which to choose. Patent Leather, Tan Calf and Gun Metal. Both the pumps and oxfords are exact duplicates of higher priced grades, goods. cloth.” Usual price 40e. Mtore—tHecand Fleur. Best jn Hs Hand Weaving of Axminster Carpets, Women’s $2.50 Shoes at $1.50 RB, and colors suitable for any decorative Every woman will have use for one or more extra pairs this spring, Ve quite rere OE Baie) freien «50! | Fashionable high lasts in either patent leather oF gun meta ( adend lined complete.) i 25 ; Fleer. Another CC 0 RARE OR AL AN $ * Wiltons. nal * Tapestry and Ingrain’ Ca: Silk Stockings A Sale for Easter Gift Buyers Women's. Women's $2.00 | Women's $1.35 91.75 mild weather and and $2.25 Silk | and $1.50 Silk Stockings, Stockings, Stockings, $1.35 wnt rec ou, | $1.19 ewriter eerie gunge dhrosd alli fine gouge, black ‘and pi Thread silk, tine gauge, A Maker's Samples and Discontinued Lines of- Women’s $1.25 Silk Stockings at 69c Pure thread silk, white, sky blue, pink and black, slightly soiled, O'Neill Matn Store—First Floor, Sale of Jardinieres for Easter Lilies Machine own and] Crepe Nightgowns, $1 Thousands of our women pa- he three points in | ag trons, many of them friends of yours, lardinieres and Pedestal, blended . Reg. 83.01 no doubt, ‘refuse to wear any other | {0 °°* to read each one| ‘tyie of nightrobe. Quality and com-[Aterrssrsscerereeseeeess 92.98 | fot abound in every line of these.| Jardintere and Pedestal, rich mat | In white and fancy colored stripes; i two styles. Reg. pope low neck; 4 sleeves; trimmed 30.75. At beseeeees, $5.98 | TY" d Pit-| with Torchon lace; special. $1.00 Jerdinieres in various colors, 11 ani | Women's Nainsook Night Gowns: |i: opening: 10 inches high, low neck and 4 sleeves, trimmed with | ach 98c torchon luce and dainty embroidery insertion; all sizes, Very Jardiniere i in Mended colors, MSURETY" | *Pttitlessccgiceertseees 1,50) 7 inch sice: special... 49c ys crititie © “Wash Petticoats. in| Various other 11.98 ray and blue styles ripes le. 75¢ and $1.00] Six stometurnlohiog store £4.98 DrNeill Bat! 02,2 59,2 Floor, bs mont Just the Time to Plant mo Rose Bushes ake two-color ribbs Shorthand af-| t opportunity to mount of Time Lett for Alterations or Pressin ’ ur Faster Suit or Top Coat Here To-Morrow] MEN’S $2.00, $2.50 & $3.00 Wash- able VESTS at $1.15 ONEILL-ADAMS Co, Sixth Ave., 20th, 21st and 22d Sts, $25. ig Garments— Cash Credit °! $12.50 All Wool, Newest Style, Perfect Fitting—MANY Silk Lined Even if you are The-Man-Who- Can- Never- Get- Fitted-in- Re to-Wear SUITS or FOP COA we urge you to at least see the won- derful range of materials, shades, de- signs and styles in the large window display we have arranged. Once you see them you simply cannot help letting us show you that We'll Fit You Perfectly! We guarantee every SUIT to be made of all wool Serge, Diagonal, Cassimere or unfinished Worsteds— and the TOP COATS of Vicuna or Serge. All styles in the SUITS, from new English soft rolls with narrow shoulders to conservative cuts and Norfolks with pleats and belt. Tuxedo & Evening Dress Suits— NEW Garments, Cash or Credit $12.5 0 O'Neld Momoturnishing Sere—Oiret Finan Enormous Easter Suit Sales O'Ncill’s Surpassing All Records—Nate s] 9-75 Especially Our Stunning Suits at Only ~ The sketch shows one of the several emart creations just received, to sell special at 919.7%, Plain, handsomely tailored models or the newest trimmed effects. i Serges, also and Scotch fancies in Blaek, White and the newest > and most correct colorings. Real $] $25.00 values, only.............. 19.75 ee Many nol models, fresh arrivals Tae These feocks are im "cased more money. Seethese at $9.79, then we await as distinctive as Graceful Frocks for Bridge, Shopping & Home Wear, feo aad pes y* ta otter prot them from 81000 drewes, ACONeaTs 997: 5 we Sesh Erie feb, ees these. “Exclusive styles for every woman” is 9 fact, not s phrase,.at O'Neill's, . O'Netll Main Stere—Thiré Vicor. Important Pre-Easter Sale of DINNER eee bie Every one of these sets will serve six piece is first quality. They are all open-s and can be replaced at any time. $14.27 Dinner | $11.25 Dinner Sets at $9.98 Sets at $7.75 75 Of German china, rich grit. barton aie re wh Austrian china. $8.45 Dinner Sets at $4.75 Blue will aets, ital ‘ss ‘ chine, decors! artistic English ware. . |. gold. ‘O'Neill Hensetumiohing Store—Besement. $3 Awnings, $2 * Made of Fine Durable 8 Oz. Awning Stripes Send us the measurements of windows and we will make and deliver Awnings | ready for you to hang. Size allowance up to 8 feet wide, 5 feet ireluding curtaie on bottom) and @ feet 6 in out. Frames and fittings of round galvanized iron. Awa ings, complete, at $2. Note:—We will send ap irstruction form’ telling how to measure, and samples ef stripes, upon request. We do not make measurements (nor hang) these $2 Awnings, but O'Neil’s will be pleased to quote you pilose for for measuring and hanging’ any other grade. ’Phone, Chel Furniture Slip Covers, $3.89 _ We allow 20 yards to an order of @7- inch Belgian stripe. On orders that re- quire more than 20 yards we charge $0¢ for each additional yard. The only difficulty about this offer is that it always crowds our workrooms so that we are obliged to limit this offer to those living in Manhattan, hee ts Hoboken, Jersey City and Long Island Ci standard fabrics are ‘used, and the best wor! a een we are capable of doing goes into the making. O'Netll Mouseturaishing Store—Fiset Flees, $24.75 Dinner ‘Sets at$16,75 shapes. $29.60 Sets at$18.7. plain gold band. $17.75 Dinner Setsat$11.75 With o pretty rose- bud border, finished with gold. Established 44 Years