The evening world. Newspaper, May 1, 1912, Page 9

THREE FACTION |WHIY IT ARBII CKIE ESATE To Have Clogged Nostrils essary tu plave air filters in your uuse oo dv yuu think it wise ur safe tu draw the cullevtivu of filth they vateh back iate ly pa a deus eo! ues ot H sti ur the Case Is Postpned. | Rustrils they couse a desire tu {ree them, You do this by the natural method of buekle indicated that th¢alue of the| but you find you caunut blow theu out. Property is somewhere At $20,000,000, ment a Se onto am weeny This came out when wim N. Dyck- Your austrils contain structures which Public Administrator sks for] your throat? When your avstrils catch blowing your aose. brings vm what ie called caterrh. man, counsel for Misshristine Ar filter the dirt aud germs vut of the air you take, If mature cuusidered it uec- the germs they are tangled in the mucus Immediate Distributn, but . your avee like flies arv held by sticky Proceedings before Surifate Ketoh-| [f your nostrils are clogged ur closed am regarding the estatef John Ar-|tbhe germs are caught just the same, tarrh causes @ discharge to (orm. Thi wuckle and Mra. Catiine Artuckie| discharge ig loaded with germs. The Jamison, asserted that /ey had #0 far | disvhar fun out of your nose and ee 4 P qualified as administra@ of the estate| keep yuu wiping it aw: Some of the as to depostt $1,000,000 joonde to eover|disuharge may drip back intv your & the inheritance ta: throat of it may dry inte crusts in your There were three ties to te-day’s Proceedings. The , Who seek let- ters of administrate a8 next of kin and assert that My Jamison’s sons, Obaries A. and Wiam A. Arbuckle are the only other bire-at-law; Public Ruse, The aanvysave vf clogged nostrils is} so great that you feel you must clear them sume way. You fiud that you can get relief by drawing the di : backward into your upper thrvat. ou accomplish by Administrator Ken who asserte that! {rach and is called both of the deadmiluionaire’s ststers| catarrh “soul! @ve non-residentsind that Mies Ar | unnatural, uabygienic, is disgusting to others and is risky for you., Germs the beginning offer brother's Miness| drawn from your nvstrils back into Goce not entitie ¥ to be considered a! your thruat are liable to be swallowed. ditison of this tate; and Roxy M. fo this way catarth of the stomach is Smith, Watam {Smith and James N.| often started and the entire system is Jarvie as execut? of the will of W. V.| poisuned by catarrh, You are also apt to draw germs from ae | your bustrils into your ear tubes. This partner. will make you deaf, have head avises It was thecontention of Albéert| or bring @ running ear, Germs @tlokney, reprenting the third set of| drewn backward into your throat set Detitionera, tit the Arbuckle estate| UP sure throat. The germs may pass, owed them ore than $300,000 for| imto your lungs aud you will bave con- breach of cofact. When the olf Ar-| sumption. | firm "as dissolved in April, " haania aa | 1906, and WV. R. Smith and Jarvie| ing ctine ad Seat sousee and “eats sete got out the'emainiog partnere—John | Mee, Arbuckle a Charles Arbuckle Jami-| 9s eon—agreerthat the new firm should n ut Assume albutstanding debts. Sarcturee ‘Uset “were ‘crvsted tg osture to virain Later, wp the Government got jug. | ‘ust and germs out of the atr. ment agast the firm for $600,000 on Ty ry Account otndervalustion of sugar ship- mente thugh custems, W. V. R. Smith and Mr, srvie were forced to pay their bd gobo celia on the ground that| me they ha@rofited by the deception. They now cond that the forfelted monoy | bresite invugh was “aroutstanding debt” and want to @ecure ir interest in the estate until the pening suits are tried. ‘ ., Mr. Dekman sald that if there were | with bis out clowwl, ‘tis appetite ass revurned, any. fuice in the claims premnted| He gets uy In the morning rested and his cough the clins lay against the firm of| or which a partne aries A, Jagnison, ot against the private partner, for the Public Aémin- {strator, aked for the immediate turn- 9 Ing overif the estate to Mr. Kelly for dtetributin. e i phe treatment of ond The mtter was adjourned for one week. oo port “i HASSAID-SHORT, TIPSTER, | io. such seas tare Grovot. Stssiateory, A SUICIDE BY GAS. | "ips" Sinetie ag neta atc win Noted ‘lirf Handicapper Was Des-| $i yan? Bearing ig es bal einen ae pondet Over Death offChild | mnegt tar sew tre the tating oot tana! , 4. he note left My by bed pie had ind Without Func. My, rah 0 oad that ri 3 A. Is Hasard-Short, for miny years) two o« thve Wines over 1 find out, wh @ writer f horse racing, klled him-| when | ted you that in order wo aear a self with ras to-day at his tome, No, | arm, clock to tell whether it wa bad to prem it right clo up to my 250 West Dne Hundred and Fifteenth ' 4 atreet. Mr, Brown laced ander method of Frances Hggetts, who hed eon a ger-|tratizent tnd epora that Seieaite baw 0, tr vent in tt, Hassard-Short household | tick, which ts in the kitchen, while lying in bed, for thirty-tto years, went tethe house ceo thirty fost. ch con. early to-da) to prepare his breakfast. That Be ‘bears’ better: cow ‘tan be bee. since 1860. Since the dath of his daugter, @ year | Mi Brown is UW yeam of age and remdes at No, ago Hassari-Short had qoupled the ion. Seige fone Tk WE Ged four) Meladted i ceding im Sow foots 298: fas wiunor in my clasd, 1 wou ve tion the ition of physician a re oa face crened Wei igutiorse Sowa, sues Pred & f8Y0"tat rubber envelype which wa connected = with the gas fet by a tube Sho called | ,, 1, ‘llowing interview with Prof. Loomis will the janitor, Willis Black, a3 he ran into oat: Bote.) fen hi, : Py “Prot, Loomis, Versi ‘ m J. ing to Heed Wright Hospital bv there was| YP thee: ov ioe Jnetonge. le am nothing he could do. ‘lenties and et-clase physician, Hiasserd wrote on acts, ‘eter she fie tivertinog doce, sa linen. bust= name of “Hassard,” an ye gees, an ing much good.’ when the sport flourishes there was Pag omenicor ga Much competition amon) newspapers | , lf Jou ute trom otwtructed nestrtia, tlenased for the right to peniten 1S selections | irre bad, That, and Jou think my watiun ef probable winners, Desard-Short | acd sxyertence sould wake me a cool doctor, n, H. Haseard-tort, who 13 | will bs view bo ee, ie ack Aarice. eS ]t you. reaide out of the city write mo and I Weber and Fielaee sour id s ve ee © Advise you by letter concerning After the Weber and fede jubilee erformance at the Brotway ‘Theatre . Tint night Lew Fields oved a meeting DR. J. C. McCOY mbers of the @npany to sce . Dye tiey'were wiling tonare's wair-| 213 Flatiron Building veral wks of je big oe. eee mieten ofthether or not|B.oadway and 23d Strect, New York &@ tour should be madewas put to a ours: Monday, Wednesday an i fe, Hy he et, Fused, 4 turday, 9 A. M. te @ P. M.4 Sundays, A. M. te 12 acon, ry men who, ade is is vote and every memberd the company | ® from broilers to starsoted in favor ed ia Fir Storage FOR — : FINE FURS At Lowest Cost Telephone 5900 Main Balch Priceéla FaltonéSmith Sts, Brockyn WW minutes by Subway frem Grand ContraltoBoroughHall Station THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 1, 1918. () NEILL-ADAMS Co. Sixth Avenue, 20th to 22d Street . . Guimpes | Misses’& Girls’ Suits& Coats 225 Beautiful Tailored Exceptional Mhshal Diiihane 19.75 cum, ¥ atues Misses’ $15.00 Suits at $11.75 GS SUITS at e e yoke nd ball Ate oe on File gs! Cont Sal tak ore hh vas toe. eth Tatas, Sti In Bc eg Nac, Tin, Whit, Gand | gir Sm te agg] Sul ta, Weak v4.75 and Black. Whipcords in Bl Tan, Gray and Navy, Manvish Grays in Worsteds, | “ Guimpes o Tweeds tai Beatch Mtr. “These suits are s Every coat Bera ot Bick full length sleeves.| Misses’ and Juniors’ $13.75 Coats i at $10.95 hondsomely silk lined. ‘The models are plain res Bi fancy trimmed. Not ms larly 61.50 to 98.00. See Aico NEE Se OF serge and mistures ink many styles with con Stunning $39.75 Dresses and|| New Corsets |) pectetand tency batons to match, | oe Frocks, $18.50 ey i il _ £00 Dresses and Frocks of Lingerie, Silk, Foulard, Chiffon, Satin, Net, Crepe Dainty Embroidery at % Meteors; changeable or plain Taffeta in Black, White and other choice shadings. L ow Pri ces Special attention called to the high quality cf laces used in these dresses. combination trimmings on our creations worth unusual notice. Values 9 B. Reduno, a Corset for the 4_to &inch Cambric and Swiss Edging to $80.75. See these at 18.50 | | stout woman, at and Insertion. Value 1c. At,-yard, Nearly 200 Fine $25.00 Coats, $12.75 93.00. 94.00, 95.00 10c to 12c ¥ 175 New Spring Coats, for dress and rough uses. Of Serges, Satins, Taffetas, Complete line of Brassicres, atand Allover Embroid- Pongees, Tweeds and Mixtures in Black, White, Tan, and Navy. Not one style H, W., DeBevoise, B. J. The en bot Pee he but many, trimmed ard plain tailored. Model and Plein ne gare ec tae ro Nuform... 50.¢ to 91.00 | | 3." “* 2901091.98 O'Neill Main Stere—Third O'Neill Main Store—Third Ficer. Three Day Sale of Hosiery and Underwear Stirring Offer of Spring Knit Goods of Interest to Every Member of the Family Men’s Socks at Low Prices $2.50 Worth of Merchandise Free for a Filled Book of “Surety” Stamps Store Your Furs At O’NEILL’S Phone 5700 Chelsea A complete line of the W. Millinery Ribbons A full line of Millinery Ribbons in « variety of weaves and colors. Reg. 55c to 81.98 yd. Extra Specials from The Toilet Articles Dept. t vu. 22 eto 95e Neill Ma! ree~First Floor, ‘ $0 Gr. Box Soa; cake OPN Male Sere eet Fi 35c & S0c Socks at 25¢ | 75c & 91.00 Silk Socks at S0c| 25c Sample Socks at 12}4c ae 5 Pine sone at | and @ cates in west ven hee ; Lisles tton, black and colors. ‘Thread silk, reinf d, black and| Various styles, black and colo: * cake and juality. ‘ * uslin een mse | Te vd ack sn Se cen Mat snd ers | aust iene, | | Suncast emit. for 9 . ’ * . Health Bloom, prepared nderwear {Women’s Stockings "Way Under|Reductions in Women’s Underwear | itt Sco, = icicttey pened Oppor tunities Pri Women's 25c & 35c Vests| Women’s $1.75 Milanese | wed in Paris. In omall box, t é : ; 1ce 25 \ jowns, of fine Nainsook, trimmed at 19¢ Silk Vests, $1.29 opeelal......s0000 serseeeee, £9C HS with nd embroidery: high round 25c Stockings at 8 bagi be iy 50c Silk Stock- White ribbed lisle veste, low neck.| White, pink and sky blue. 1 Qe. Sive, Bottle Peroxide, 19 r oF ileeveui ragulatly 06 69e ockings, 25c sleeveless, 5 extra quality, 860 sise...... cg’ 3 Prlascss Sips, mdb oflissmercerand ie ailiis ia Nek tad tun] ings st 386 | Women’s S0e @ 66 Veste| Children's | 200, Valen | nat, crmegraeed sieht tog te batiste, in W Vhite, Vink, L ight Blue, | Lisle and cottou, black.| various styles and cm: | Black, tan and colors, Listes. low Mba various] White oe low | thaks‘ late Letaperetes ete sizes; regularly 61.50; at.. $1.00 | 82 and colors. broidered instep. liste topo. styles. arate Sad "| trimmed bottoms. Wash Cloths, lege sad 8c Bicep sqscevscdgenbestia Halcyon Petticoats, Black, Green, Brown, Gray and Lavender; made with deep accordion pleat edruffle; regularly $1.50;at $1.00 Wash Petticoats in Ginghams and Percale In Gray and White, Blue and White or Black and White stripes and checks; regularly 81.25; at.. 89C O'Neill Main Store—Third Floor, z A Women’s $1.00 Union Suits at 59c Rare Values in Pure Silk Hosiery Brin ied lew nck slnvla,knelength lace timed ms, fancy yokes. Women's $1.00|Women's $2.25|Women's $1.50 on’ 0 and $1.25 Silk|and $2.50 Stock-|Silk Stockings vane iens My 39 Pkg pig for bing dy mig Stockings at 50c| ings at $1.50 at $1.19 ton Rede, Steins aa | ste Were ent heres ” . sleeveless, ‘vouts Fancy colors, slightly} Thread silk, embroid-| Thread silk, black and ae lace trimmed bot- alee low ek, mith : Pibaeinbnaoy tary Mala Stere—Firet Fleer, ee How to Be Beautiful for see. Use Bi. Rimak Face Ss Iv’n a Be cream and retaine 4 the 50c soiled. ered insteps and clockings. | colors. A Wonderful Offer of $1.50 House Dresses and Crepe Kimonos At $1.00 The House Dresses are ina pretty assortment of Percales, Pretty New French Cretonne Articles All Kinds of $6.00 and $7.00 ' A new line of French Cretonne Articles, such as Pillow Slips, i . . bY Searls, Cretonne Cabinet, Handkerciet and Glove Bore! Sugits and Reefers for Boys MMs iisijceeaee Ce 25c to At $4.98 Stamped Gues' Tow- Stamped Towels on| e gis on goed quality lines Comers, Ww Blue Serge Reefers with detachable sailor collar of Navy amas! 35 c.40c and Light Blue Galaten. Value $6.00 and §7.00......... 10¢, at, 10c Stamped Lace Trimmed Handsome Suits for the Little Chaps in Russian and Sailor o. Si ped inen Dresses on Blouse styles. Values $6.00 and $7.00... . ble tam: L Ros., Light Blue, Viol Whi' ‘ ty ‘ is materiel (Ps entire. ae Ne) Jabots in dainty designs, in- Gray and Tan Mixed Cheviot Suits, Norf , Neva luding material for breasted, all wool. Reg. $6.00 and $7.00 with saiicr collar, cuffs and belt of white pique buttoned Stamped for Punch work, big is ; . , Reg. 96.00 and 67. ‘ to the side with four large pearl buttons, panel back. Cop Re wine 4.500 cenbroldery, pees: Q5C] ie vaiay Undn Memeteraiehing Bote Pies Piece The Crepe Kimonos are in two models, Empir: with set in sleeves; the other is semi-fitting shawl effect. Both of these models bave & narrow piping of satia, in the pretty wistaria pattera in pink, Copenhsgen, navy, black with white flowers, A kimono like this bas never been offered before at this price. \ | ‘O'Neill Matn Gtore—Third Fleer, 95 Three-Day Special Furniture Sale To-Morrow, Friday and Saturday, at Extraordinary Reductions from Regular Prices Latest Women’s News There are probabl; an! Bes le in and‘around Greater New York who are not acquainted with their city’s Merges and most a eee s up-to-date KURNITURE DEPARTMENT and its methods for doing business. We wish to reach these le. 'e wish them Of Jntrimmed Milliner 0. see the newest crestions in FURNITURE. We wish them to know they ean buy their HOME FURNISHINGS at low cash yY prices here and pay for them as convenient (while using the goods), We believe there is no better way to accomplish this fact than to give some |, honest merchandise that is up-to-date in every respect at such a low figure that the price alone will be the attraction here. To-morrow, Friday and Saturday, therefore, the following rare values will be on sale: to meet this demand, Women's Untrimmed Hats in Hemp, Milan, Leghorn, Chips, Jaca, ete, $29.5 0 Guarante ed Brass This $22.50 $13.50 Fiat Top | wif Patttogth ant Ts wer {12809 ra B e d, $20.00 Dresser, $16. 50 Desk, $10.00 _. ‘The newest ideas flashed from our Paris office. Every demand can be sup- plied from our immense stock of Untrimmed also Tailored Trimmed Hats. Dame Fashion decrees flowers to be very popular this Summer, We are fully prepared 250 Dosen Black Chip Dress] Im $ ‘black cand’ He made. of quartered —_ tt en Diack. § ire. pares i Hemp Sem ple ts. blac! Guaran: for Five Years. Y If Oak, Mahogany and : a j | MO cial at n. COCleings. Reg. 83.75 1060.75. $2.90 f Big, sturdy, comfortable, 2 , Maple. The Carried Stlekeup Pompons, (a whi T6c and 98e inch pillars; 144 inch square top jong im porte: A 5 . ee E Imported Montures, at. Bo and $1.25 rod; 134 inch square bottom rod; JE ae, tee, are ian Menrometinis_ F¥e8s, seven 1} inch filling rods in|} rere with wood head and foot; height of head 57 | j E x28 inch h pl inches; height of foot 84 inches; | } Hom Peat meutifel Notable Waist Sales made in all regular sizes; finished Hand pollahed finish et At ' Beautiful Chiffon D: Blouses in all | MU il i the newest shades rant oan ar argh Ny biny ee gga oo ob gee $23.00 Extension fn’ base Sas et 5 wer satin finish. Table, $15.2 heh saat se I. mao low pack, Loautiful lace Pricing) regular price of these exquisite blouses i, a This $3.25 Reed| This $21.00 sic B> |$3.50 Guaranteed Table, $2.50 | Chiffonier, $15 Brass Costumer, would be $4.95 to $7.95; for quick Thischiffonier is made $2. 7 5 selling to-mor- $, r) WOW ys cick 7 Aan 3.95 and 4.95 of quartered Oak, Ma- hogany and Bird's-eye Finish Guaranteed for Five Years. Unusual Black Messaline Maple. Tt bas four Waist News jceable waists; low neck, large drawers with snr- ~ 1 inch post; three strong ;| pentine swet front and ‘This table te made of sold quas- legs; three double brass allar and black silk tie; white lace cuff, excellent Seine Galan wood pulla, The tap is ; Indiana white end is fn- hooks. Finished in O'NEILL ° i 6 4 & beautiful golden ehade: no . $2.50 Waists at $1.49 rece herp, | 2 aeiae ide ond te : # ie haa'e Seinch Fotnd GUARANTEED LAC. Irish Linen Hand Embroidered Tailored Waists, 'e d| inches long; 14ath inc! Ye A QUER, which means we fs tinieh floral patterns; stiff collar end cuff to sell for less than $2.50, @ 1 49 sane hectanatae Ae hired Floors, Z beautiful Never ma Special at... O'Neill Main Store— either innat-| French plate bevel rench ed legs: GUARANTEE THE FIN- ural shellac or a rich abade of forest| mirror; beautifully g ‘ onde £0 iM, ie * 1SH FOR FIVE a Oe areen, finished and polished. eu Mone by beh a bree)