The evening world. Newspaper, June 17, 1912, Page 8

eee re “HE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, JUNE 17%, 1919" raghe We Give and Redeem Surety Stamps ROLLED NEIGHBOR [THO NEW FRE AUTOS [ssn aemes ren zs ae ote Yoke em oo ONEILL-ADAMSCO. |’ WHEN HE INSULTED! REPLACE HORSE PETS tier | sommes ma ging substituted, Bassie, the dog mae-| Winans and Miss Mona Dunn, @ Cana- a ire. PR Ed Lt = = Ee fe and made 16 miles an hour | Hforse Show opened at Olympia today MOTHER, HE SAYS _~+ Blue Ribbon Team Team at Head-|cot, transterred her affections to the| aien, are the leading exhibitors, Judge A Word to Youn People Who Have le Who Have AND F through the street, The trucks ceet | and will continue until June 2, Although | | 8,90 apiece fome of the older American exhibitors) South Brooklyn Youth Shot + Le eee eee Noa thar there | Moore Brought over from Amortea for Diplomas, Certificates and Class Photographs tere were reenoved and @ monster auto | S!#e: When, six months ago, the horses 1 tached to the engine at Fire Headqu c can +. a tom Wi < {before them to the fire. Now that there quarters Among Those are no more horses tn Headquarters the | tye horsss and wt! be * keen cum- i by Police Before He Supplanted (40m, 18 heartbroken and cannot be per | patitor ta af trarnese ciassee In which Ps s 2 . ed to gO near the new epparatus. hibiting. % ‘ Widren who ured to atand at the open | Aléred G. Vanderbilt ts also ex t (h Stops Running. — wore nd watch the al J, @umner Draper of Boston has also raming a ou a Tice —— ‘The passing of the horse tn the Fire | peing curried and brushed came | Brought ever a dosen harness horwes { the very latest ready-made picture frames ani iepevinent vontinael, To-day Deevee looked once at the engines and] ang Messrs, Gunther and Walker of S/: a We have always on Wroutlh Renae extensive line o! ‘ Ait erga lee Aes Tamia BRdE eS Joseph Spanno, twenty-four years Ol, | sohn Kh. iinge took Imindes, Pride ond | zi, . ‘White Pi fow entries, tandar Lb saat collection of the newest lesigns in hardwood, antiques, gold ry Of No. 8 Coles street, South Brooklyn, prince o it last run with Truck N na ‘Hhbon. at the Werk Horse King Gi Ink interest in) We will be pleased to submit estimates and suggestions. told the police to-day that he killed 16, and at Canal and Allen street Driver ¢ the show, hibiting horses | il RO} Yea rs 16x20x114 Oak Frame, in 16x20x1-inch Oak Frame, | 14x17x1-inch Oak Frame, Miohad ‘Borinto, thirty-two, of No. %4)Jferbert Martin Jed Oromr, Ray and Law from the royal sti at Windsor, . black ‘or Flemish. Reg. 85. Ma or Flemish. Reg. 65. | in Ly ad Flemish. Reg. c Coles street, next door, @ Borinto | from the engine house. The two Sandringham and Balmoral has went | ——— — —_— = Wit0) Abi sicasecss At. | 85c. At..... alm. 0 FOR DAY. Sm tae, 48 ot 7.38 Moon ei, 10.29) the famous Hanoverian cream ponte WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYA: ig Pag eng? fivegeed india anoreved UF tat iran Picture Framing in All Its Branches-—Tie work is the bet, and prices extremely modest ‘The two men met late last a! auto trucks approved by the Apparat a Wee Low Weter,| Which draw the state coach tn roya Anlly retained. will report the Chicare @ Neill Main Store—Fifth Floor. fromt of Spanno’s home, and Board. aay Hook ih ou 3.07 $19 Drovessions and the Diack horses used mvention for The World every day, and —_—_—__ surety” Stamps Given with All Fesenane- There trucks aH 21a on other ceremorial occasions me other Now York newspaper. Three Special Lots of Dress Trunks That Exemplify a Thousand Items in Our Great June Sale of Trunks Always a big annual event at O'Nei probably the biggest of its kind ew York. At no other time of the year, and certainly in no other store can you get good baggage at such low prices. Everything the Traveler Needs is included, from a handy little matting Suit Case at $1.25 to a Big Wardrobe Trunk at $75.00. . Leather Dress Suit Cases, Traveling Bags, Cane Suit Cases Matting Cases, Dress Trunks, Steamer Trunks, etc., ete. 2 The following lots are of especial interest to the vacationist and week-end Tripper.” Lot No. '1—Dreas_Tr ‘Trunks, all Lot No. 2—Dress_ Trunks, ail Lot No. 3—Dress Trunks, all EETeeT $5.00 fe." $6.50 | fre" $7.00 SESE Hundred-Odd_Trunks— Leather Suit eaisiGli cise, 5 it Dress, Skirt and Steamer Trunks. V. 5 A ER atta $3. QB | Pie Tes ae esha at wT sth $4.7 MP vet siveretiss 3.00 to $25. fe Redeem “Surety” Stamps with O'Neill Merchandise Those Who Are Outfitting Summer Homes Will Be Pleased to Read This News $3.00 Awnings, Special, $2. oo Made of fine 8-oz. Awning Stripes. Send us your measure and we will make and deliver Awnings ready for you to hang. Size allowance up to $ feet wide, 4 feet Cree including curtain on bottom, and 2 feet 6 inches out. Frames and fittings of galvanized iron, Awnings, complete, at $2. ee Noten We will send an instruction form telling how ‘to measure, besides | samples of stripes, upon request. We do not measure for nor hang these $2 Awnings, but would fe pleased to quote you prices for measuring and banging any other grade upon request. Bamboo Porch Shades Reduced Slip Covers, $3.89 They are made of the outside bark of the Ponies theatres on an order of . . . gian strij fl ) bamboo and the following prices include all the| On orders that require more than i) | ¢ attachments—the cord and pulleys, =~ * H feet AC pe 80c for each . We shall be very glad to fill telephone orders.| ,,2%¢. only, difficulty about this | GA “AI bensteney Bivahiny dig en, ING i ‘st 1 it, 4 Reg Price Ode ete 81.18 8.24 8.0 xeh|aeeny ee ieee AMET Sale Price 48c 60c 72c_84c 96c_ $1.20 each| the best work we are capable of doing goes into the making. 93.00 Rope Portieres at 15e Swiss at 10c—Figured Remnants at Half Price— $2,00—These are in two shades | and dotted, but there are only Damasks, velours, repps, of green, made of very heavy | 2,000 yards and they hap; plushes, cretonnes, Swisses chenille rope with rich drapery | to be the most popular ln curtain nets and madrases, An Extraordinary Offering That Gives Our Customers Tremendous Savings on 9x12 Royal Wilton Rugs Continuing our stock reduction sale that fated with such enthusiastic shopping last week. Royal Wilton Rugs, 9 x 12 fect Roval Wilton Rugs, 9x12 Ua ii Seamless, two-tone and ct fated Banning Tomorrow at o fase A Cycle of Six Great Sales Involving prisoner. Only a short time before this killing | \y. Salvatore Ambroso, twen- | eight, of No. 182 Union street, was standing in front of his home when three men came up and started a quar- rel. Guddenly seven shots were fired and Ambroso droppea with four bullets ia yn to the Long Island Col- ritleal condition, and is, the police have een unable to learn anything about the Mentity of his assailants or the cagse @f the shooting. pon YACHT RAMS FERRYBOAT. —_—_—_ Captain Thinks It Was Astor Craft ‘That Left Boweprit in Hole. (Special to The Evening Worl TARRYTOWN, N. Y,, June 17.—The ferryboat Rockland wae rammed in for to-day while cee ite firat trip hee Higcews's) Men’s Summer ‘Suits ot mop after ecident to 6 necded, proceeding down Thousands of The six sales are separate transactions. They will | through the only avenue by which it could be accom- whet, the Capt. Lyon rushed into | offer different merchandise at different prices. Any one | plished—an increase in volume of sales, and a quick Spliniered wood and the bowsprit of the of them alone is a bab stron — bey nerd the six | distribution. bread yee ll constitute an accomp! ent as marked as the advent i " of the six-cylinder machine in the automobile field. FS A hogy sp sear yh de seach ee ot ence Chug-chugging, with lots of noise but little power, | ship, unusual judgment and ability have been displayed. ere air irew dackeon, col,||] the One-cylinder clothing sale labors along the road | And a new record in economy of production and low red, at Union Turnpike, Forest Hill, rutted by a continuous chain of sales of similarone- | selling cost has been made. Se ‘poice ||| CYlirider calibre. Now and again one meets witha Each of the events will be announced the day be- two-cylinder—more seldom still, a four-cylinder—sale. fore. They will all occur beforethe Fourth of July— wee arauihed, bee But now—get aboard !—here comes a six-cylinder | before the beginning of the great summer holidays. sale, with the maximum of power and strength and FAIR W NING ering service. FAIR WARNING These six sales represent weeks of planning, of co- No offering will duplicate another ; and none will be operation between the John Wanamaker Store, as a dis- | repeated when the limited lot is sold—when you see tributor of the first rank, and manufacturers ofequal | what you want, buy it, without waiting for the next | high standing in the field of production. The endaimed | event. But if you take advantage of all the sales you Hs M June 12.7The unmeceestul at wasa lessening of cost to the customer without a les- | can supply yourself with an entire summer wardrobe play Ereeg'a Hun by the Coloniste |] sening of quality and style and good workmanship, | at a small cost. Battle of Bunker Hill, was celebrated in Greater Boston to-day. In Charlestown | eS eee, ct To Begin With--No. 1 542 of the Finest Summer Suits It Is Possible to Sell for $28 to $40-- Tomorrow at $21.50 (Analysis of the values is given below) We wish we could picture the patterns in this group—the rich self-striped blues and plain grays and Early to-day a crowd of ff y The following are the sizes:— Ty Geskctonin go tat an ptally iss at the top and will fit any or- | and jacquard designs of the | most of them large enough to dinary doorway. season, 36 inches wide. be practical and useful. ° AY 4x8 ft. 5x8 (t, 6x8ft. 7x8ft. 8x8 ft. 10x8 ft. | limit this offer to those living in ible “‘Suzety” Stamps Given in the Foroncon- —Extra quality Royal Wilton Rugs; ¢ $ highest cl fabric and styles. Reg- suitable for the highest Mahen c b tad yle. Be 39.50) wie ce teint OC -9O ONelli Homefurnishing Btore—Second F Before You Start for the Country rm to O'Neill's and Take Advantage of This Sale of Refrigerators, Lawn Mowers, —and other useful things you need for your Summer home. It’s just the kind of sale that will please you best—the high grade of marspendiee and the low June Sale prices are both very much to your advantage. Tuesday, June ‘ith browns—the cool hairline worsteds—the attractive mixtures in tones that are not seen except in expensive MT hs Oe eultings. ; Ball Reine Lawn | Another Carload of Our Renowned Mowers. Every one = is the best of its kind;| The one that gives old Such cloths deserve the best of tailoring, and these have had it. These suits come from a factory of i ~ . ' ' pea i i easy running, has cru: | saves ice and preserves food, and @ national reputation, although its clothing is not advertised direct to the public. Its workshop is a place of pleateel cutting blades, experienced mec G oO advanced methods and superior employees—a place where everything is conducive to thorough and skilful work. Hales grass | special yA Mtetep sire, We have the highest respect for its product. high oF low: cut leave! 1 Governor, ice capacity f years hy $3.98 $4.25 special... . $10.68 The exact market values of these suite are as follows: 153 Suits are $28 Grade The difference is in the cloths. 167 Suits are $30 Grade The tailoring in any of the suits 73 Suits are $32 Grade could not be bettered 85 Suits are $35 Grade ‘ 21 Suits are $38 Grade We Shall Sell Them $21 50 43 Suits are $40 Grade All at Same Price— ° We were privileged to have these suits made up according to our own size specifications. Tall men, stout men and men of normal proportions—all will have an excellent choice of patterns, in much better suits than they ever expected to get for $21.50, These sults will be ready when the doors open tomorrow morning. Burlington Arcade floor, New Building, JOHN WANAMAKER Fermerly A. T. Stewart & Co., Broadway, Fourth Avenue, Eighth to Tenth Street 16-in. Cut 18-in, Cut | No. 2 Governor, ice capacity $4.50 $4.98 m5 Ibs., reg. $16.98, $12.8 Champion Ball Bearing Mower—s little heavier . 3 Governor, ice 188 bs uality: 9 Té-in, Cut 16-in. Cut 18-in. Cut 20 in, Cut special re: bane $15.86 $8.50 $9.25 $10.00 $10.98 Apartment House Style— Philadeiphis Ratchet Mowers—12, 14, 16, 18 in.|ty" jpr> SOverROr, ice capacity | , $11.98 cut. Your choice. Reg. price $3.98; special at.... $3625 | special u White Enamel Wash Metal Wincow Screens The kind that wears; we sell Tole Stands at 89c carloads of these every season. There is not a crevice in one of Complete with pitcher and these metal scre: no mosqui- y basin ir s0ep tah and towel toes can get through. They bid egular = price $1.85; stand all winds of weather; five {octal at oFe, Just the thing for sizes to choose from. Bring Di ; ? nner Sets your sizes with you, as we do Di not send them C, 0, D. ree tetas + handsome 18 inches high, $2 in orations to piece perfect. Whlte and Gold Din- te June Graduates of Any School. | ope He upom request, | at 24 inches high, 33 inches 24 inches high, 87 inches wide, at ‘ 80 inches high, 87 inches » ot 94.50 Amaricen : 80 inches high, Sea tisha (tere—Basoment. plo] ore tidianea ash ea Neill-Adams Cow Sixth Avenue 20th to.2ad Sta New a BIER Et Rate, AN ae cram RRA