The evening world. Newspaper, June 14, 1912, Page 11

THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, SUND 12, t9t?. st : 11 Take Luncheon in Our Garden Restautant, Fifth Floor. Cool, Quist -Popular Prices O'Neill's Household 9 In New York’s Shopping Centre When You Fill Your Club Pian \ Surety Stamp Boo! is a simple, dignified, confidential ar- PRD bm} oe feiss Oneal. rangement by means of which depend- — Adams Store (groceries excepted), able men and women can buy Furniture or you can apply it on any. other and House Furnishings AT CASH | . le Ma Ts ‘hat lete you choose PRICES and pay-as-convenient. your own premiums. se in We Have Arranged Merchan lise, Sales and Prices That Will Make Saturday a Gala Day <a HME ON TE DO AL HE FOS OF | $120,000, Receiver for New York, Long rN istand Realty Company Has Nothing to Receive. ‘ E : 5 Waa. UVEVUdC @earch tor the 6 of the New York, asa) C: > 4, Long Island Realty Company, tncorpo- : ‘ Fated under the laws of Arizona for $12,- | 000,000, was made yesterday by Alex-| ander Lowts, a lawyer of No. 140 Nasaau| atreet, who was! named Tuesday by| Judge Joseph 1, Green, in the City) Court, as receiver for the corporation } @fter the Mercantile Finance Company, | @ loan brokerage concern, had obtained | @ judgment for $70 on a promissory nove. | John MacLaren, a lawyer who h @ffice of the Tribune Buildin rer of the corporation. before Judge Green, he admitted that | the company owned no land or other @ssets in New York State. He testified that the furntture in the suite of rooms }1 on the seventeenth floor was not owned by the corporation. When Mr. Lewis oalled upon Mr. MacLaren yesterday to surrender the assets of the company, Mr. MacLaren 4 that the New York, Long Island Company dia not own ¢veh a postage stamp or @& letter head, ork-Made Summer Suits for Men Navy Blue Serge | Sizes for College Men, Young Men, Big Men, Stout ‘Smart New 4 At At Suits Men, Slim Men, Tall Men and Just “Regular Men.” | Noz.otk Suits . sate You cannot pick a suit out of the entire lot and ges less than $ aan Sicilian $18.00 worth of good clothes; more likely you'll get a suit that is a Dressy Business $ 2 wits fair and square exchange for $25, 822.50 or $20.00 when sold in the Suits e White Flannel | regular Evening Dress e Made to Sell at Outing Suit- ne a Bd the minute in style, material, color, pattern Suits Made to Sell at and fi Look at this list— $18 to $25 A remarkable display of fancy business suits. Coatsarc hand tailored and are asshapoly asif a custom tailor had made them $18 to $25 foryou. Two or three piece Suits in the newest two and three button models. There are plain and striped navy blues, browns and grays, dark and medium mixtures, cassimeres and irs, and plenty of snappy designs with a litt{e “punch” and character forthe younger meu, Sizes for regular, slender and stout r —also young men’s sizes, which are particularly fitting to small men, Mes ehinner avenues dria tees _ $5 Summer Trousers, $2.95 Men’s Auto Dusters, $1.85 | Men’s Summer Coats,$1.50 | Men's Rain Coats, $12.50 [B-y, Linen ana bebedlg elite ae tne) ie Pecan White Flannel and Serge trousers. White serge are ‘ Linen, linene, chambray, ete. Made with Mohair, Sicilian Serge, ete. An elegant In Olive, Tan and Blue Imported Galar. | Khaki Trousers, 60c buttoned flaps o Also trousers in li cheviots and cassimeres. » 3 Men’s Hosiery 91.00 Silk Socks at 75c—They're made of flue thread sisk, fine gauge, reinforced. Black and colors. Men's 50c Socks for 25c--Thread silk sucks, silk plaited » . blacks and all the new shades, al. perfect. of the greatest bargains we have ever hac Men's 25c Silk Plated Socks at 19¢ —Black collars, some are belted, all have wind | coat for office or house wear; made akeleton, | dine. Made with inlaid velvet collars and 1 kh ati ure in tam, shields in sleeves. 8 button style. sweep and have military collars. Sizes$4to4%. | white and blue, also Men’s $1.75, $2, $2.50, $3 and $3.50 Shirts plain linen and’ nen Boys’ Clothing | crs. in tan, black « big manufacturer's stock-clearing surplus—their style, their patterns, Boys’ 92.00 Wash Suits at ane Assis Style with their quality, their fit are all emphatic evidence of the high class of workman- ship for which the manufacturers are universally famous. They are cut on the best patterns, made the same as the finest custom shirts. The materials are silk and linen, Anderso: woven stripes, Russian cords and Lorraine cloths; @ plain negligee bosoms, with the finest pearl buttons, French turn-back cuffs, 95$c—In new fancy stri; effects [pelt loops. Sizes 6 to coat models; some have soft collars to match; all sizes and sleeve lengths..... Half Dozen, 96.00 atch pockets & k grays, in ne the Tribune Bulli milita Marshall T. Barney, a lawyer at No. 154 Nassau gtreet, with offices in the game suite occupled by lacLaren, He war with tae n& ders of the Gavigan frm were indic charged with using the United St mails to defraud. $50,000,000 FOR THRIFTY. in percales, galatea, linene and | 16 years, chambrays. Made up in sailor blouse and Russian styles, all high grade makes. Sizes $ to 10 years. OSWEGO, Jun y Ho Ot (ites sold for less than Boys’ 97.00 All Wool Navy Blue re ci i Tas Wea — Setge Suits at 94.98—In all wool Men’s Bathing Suit | Men’s Summer Men's Furnishings navy blue serge. Made up in new The €ain| MW 3,00 Bathing Suits at $1.98 —Sweater knit or ivilual $2.00 and $2.50 Silk Knitted Scarfs at 98c—| Models of double breasted and yoke . Tue] Jersey weave; very popular on account of their English Hund-frame Crochet Scarfs of ilk | Norfolk, full-cut and perfect fitting in the State has ee che ‘thie Ee ee ey - Underwear in 16 different color combinations, in the popular| trousers are loose and full lined, and t aivines wad isaun eres $4.00 Bathing Suits at $2.95—Flat weave und |. Men's 50c Summer Underwear at 39c— Gross or bias stripes, have belt loops. Sizes 7 to 17. have $96,4,-1% Jersey weave Bathing Suits in the colors and styles |Short sleeve shirts, ankle length drawers, $0c Manhattan Wash Scarfs, 19c—White & - —e that are preferred by particular men. reinforced, Fine Balbriggan, Sca Island Cot- grounds, striped and figured. Sold everywhere Other Bathing Suits at $3.45 and 94.85—|ton, Fine White Cotton; all neatly trimmed. — Wath 7 | at 50c. Sweater or Jersey weaves—all the wanted color} Men's 75¢ Balbriggan Underwear at 50c $5 to $10 50c to 75c Silk Neckwear at 27c—Made of fine effects—some solid colors—others with borders |—Shirts, short sleeves; drawers, ankle lengths; P imported and domestic silks, pluin colored rep). i of white or colors. Great values! reinforced; neatly finished. anama nani sean’. ‘all Men's $4.00 All-Wool Beach Sweaters, $1.95 ; y H bengaline and fancy weaves; also some pure silk lil Wy, |i —Full length; in Oxford or navy, and Oxford with hie . spe. nainseor Wacerwests Sto rT ats crochet scarfs in regimental stripes. ey eee, {fJ colored border, with and without pockets; well|™ ihe ay th Chad Ma badly t ary OOF vhs $ 3 6 5 Men's Sample Belts, 45c—Values up to $2.00, 5 sal} 4 made buttonholes and good pearl buttons. well made; three garments for $1.00. f e All the sample belts of one of the best makers of = +| ,-#4-00 Beach and Terry Bathrobes at $2.35—-| Men's $1.50 Union Suits for $1.00—Fine | Fine quality natural,|_ men’s belts in New York, a name which you all = { Made of good quality cheviot and mercerized |cambric; athletic styles; knee lengths, sleeve- | white bleach Panama Hats} know. In all the'difierent leathers and buckles cloths and Terry cloth. Shawl collars, heavy neck | less. in all the beat shapes. both in black and tan. WS | P cords and girdles. “Surety Stamps” with All Parchases—Double Stamps in the Morning—Siugle Stamps in the Afterncen, Ty : p @ || Get Some of These Dressy “x. Misses’ Smartest Summer _|Smart Folks are Wearing IAMOND if Dutch Collar Sets 95) Appare! for Summary Disposal | These Formosa Panamas A itz, §=25c. for 50c. Kinds! 2 it’s taking time by the forelock to put deeply cut prices on such new, Saturday, June 15th ; ( There’s something about them that is so Wl 7 : e ip-to-the-times outerwear, but at O'Neill's we believe in frequent adjust- $ f $ Q 1 Y, Carat$ AIP ment of stocks, especially where a very busy week breaks into sizes. It 3.95 or 6 ua ity 2 charmingly feminine, so’ sure of pleasing | Rings if } both the wearer and all who see them, that | keeps our showing always fresh and new, and gives you real bargains when They are genuine they are most to be spprecistel) Panama—from Formosa— every particular woman is demanding them --and here they are at O'Neill’s at half the Inrgest Dini ited Staten sellin Just a few of the largest lots are mentioned, but there ate many too | very soft and durable, with a limited in number to be advertised. These lots are generally among the | large drooping brim, that is most attractive to the special value seeker. exceedingly becoming and price, The Smart New Robespierre Collar has a most seductive way of caressing the Misses’ $9.75 Linen Suits at $7.50 youthful. It can be turned neck, daintily exposing the graceful lines Two different models, Natural Linen and Oyster White. Excellently Up in any imaginable way tailored; coat’ trimmed with white pearl buttons; skirts girdle top. Sizes ret ance end only we 14, 16 and 18, very smart and distinctive of the throat. Dressy, cool and decidedly Misses’ White Skirts, Special, $1.95 Summer hat. Only about new. ; A number of different styles in repp, linen and Bedford cord, Lengths | fifty dozen left—get one while Collar and Cuff Sets of Ratine, em- 35 to 98, ; pe are $3.95, instead of broidered in white, blue, black and tan; Juniors’ Lingerie Dresses, $5.00 00, collars of Ratine in white and colors with Dainty low neck styles, with set-in sleeves. Waist and skirt trimmed are Stylish Unteimmed ; shadow lace jabots; collars edged with with laces and pin tucks. Sizes 13, 15 and 17. reer ett, ateeietleg elees very VWenise lace, also Robespierre collars of Oricnial . : ndicite die roe narrow |Veniss Ince, alo Hobosplerre, collas 25¢ Girls’ Beautifully Trimmed Lingerie Dresses, $3.95 pes. laces with jabot attached, Regularly 50c, at........+.++ Several models trimmed with the finest embroideries and la Low White Chip Dress Shapes; White Bleac! eanut id ' Real Cluny Lace Neckwear at 98c ~ necks and set-in sleeves. Sizes 6 to 14. omall, medium or la re OSclnue mn 2.35 and 53¢ Values $1.50 to $8.00-—Iteal Cluny lace Dutch collars, Dutch neck yokes, . velvet| Summer Outing and Mot ———— Hin square, Rance ney medallion designs; being samples there is only Cy Girls’ Combination Trimmed Middy Suits, $1.95to $2.95 12g | Hate ration. duck e" $1,0.0.00 is oe two ofa kind; acl gee eek ee ec Strongly made of chambray, linen or gingham, in checks, stripes or .§ also corduroy; at. 95 c to $1.7 plain colors. The collar, cuffs and belt are enticingly embellished in con- trasting colors. Sizes 6 to 14. Free to June Graduates of Any School, Information mailed or given upon reauest. Women's Simply Trimmed Outing Hats Nowest shapes, smart trimming, of white messaline; value PEON Abrissscsiessiastissieatcomist cea aittenee we. 01.28 jell Main Steve—Firet Floor. O'Nelll Main Store—Third Floor, une 21, New Lot of Tho.e Wome 1’s CHARLES A. KEENE | $2, $2.50 and $3 Low Shoes Bifocal Glasse: Save Good Ribbons at Importer of Diamonds, . hes _ 1S8O wecaiviay, New York | At $1.25 a Pair Sevnet Hee Ts s.00 Kina | Leomomucal tices An Alluring Assortment of OVAL :00 for $5.00 Kind | “sranes~asn 7 armoire Ribbons | Dainty Linge ie Waists We purchased about 4,000 pairs in the first place—and, of course, sold a great many last two pairs of glasses T inches wide; also Dresden . A In white, pink and blue; | Ribbons in light and dark one pair of bi- F . 8 f $1 5 hen tan fleets, 5 to 6 inc Funes i ce a | Monday, and sine But with | pals y' H. unper yard. An 29¢ Satin Steined Seed od f alues é. dieit der; i thi y lot we can give you the Me he ty yer s 25¢ Satin Stripe Dainty lace and embroidered trimmed fine an: £3 Down dee slid ASHORE AT BF is for dis- 69¢ Sash Ribbons Taffeta Ribbon Lingerie and Voile Waists in high and low ‘ bay alata ld eadeoaaeed, i iad ; In white, pink and blue, All colors; 5 inches wide; sk madels, Also many pretty crepe waists Lucky, isn t it? yes @ skillful ox» | inches wide; spe- special at neck may Pig y ‘ As rhe i wae | glasses or not riklae wan 39¢|" J 19¢ with lace trimmings or hand embroidery; ,,, Colonials, Pumps and Oxford Ties, patent leather, vici | me O'Neill Main Store—Firet Floor,” three-quarter set-in sleeves; value : kid, gun metal. The styles are remarkably smart, the work- | Sere eer oo $1.50; special at ; mm re 98c « sf manship excellent; all sorts of ee i Cretonne Pillows: P; H ave Pl en ty of aitao’ Mannish Shista ct aee ‘ i i ildre e ions ? Practic Les he Vee Py eee pal Nicely tailored white madras or dimity shirts, i Specials in Our Children’s Shoe Sections | Eretty and Practical : Nice Silk Stockings saci nord rite made or aah ait Strap Pumps, aa 8 te sal a Weeerel| 35c tor 50c Kinds collar and cuffs ——— White Canvas High-C ui Dui- 1 regularly $1.25, at 98c; sizes|ton Shoes; sizes 814 to 11, at | Made of pretty flowered muaterial, tilled with | Special, 69c pr. A Positive Saving a ie Waist: H 1116 to 2, regularly $1.25; sizes 1114 to | good y sill | | These are $1.00 stockings, While silk these Lingerie Waists BUDD, Bbeckeceeticc r $1.25 2, for. . veoeee $1.50 | 50c stockings ave in such tremendous demand it is i \ snd Little Men's Shoes, | Boye 8 leer ay lik finding a large nugget of gold in a much mosaieh style (a ‘ent loather, bu en | aring 5 ex lat. 49 v ed “claim” to be able to find such excellent + $1.39 Jat. $1.00 lL. reach Gretoane Pil ft say 1.1) thread silk stockings of fine gauge at 69¢, All © ONellt Mal Second Floor. sizes; black only, O'Neil Main Store—Firet Ploor, 2185 ALT 1814; regularly $ Dems a we O'Neill-Adams Co,, Sixih Avenue, 20th to 22d St., New York City lace trimmed und en- The prettiest models of handsome Lingerie Waists we have scen this season. Laces, embroidery and inls the finest. Thigh and low neck models, in nd full length aleeves. You will have irt Waists, value 31,00; 95 Covers, new