The evening world. Newspaper, September 20, 1912, Page 9

espns op ewer om nareetewaman THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 19132. ' i i " your instructions to me, I visited fight, and upon tho slightest appear- |“MY BOY GAINED 3¢ POUNDS.” ‘ later hia vielt of last week was recalied, | hin lust week, and whtle he tooled {it y n A wg ; MAJOR M'NEELEY Vc tas ang the Sontag. tie, ae, pamiocten te) te Mane SOMPMAIR Sie Gamer The tine the Garden Athletic Club on the | ance thereof the bout must be Imme ly . : 0 he ct dof being IU, that complained, anyhow.” evenings of Sept. 13, 16 and 19, and ia =" Ich B i # the matter, olf boy jen. Gon. Fe Oyen una’ his| Funeea erraneemente were beng the contests I witnessed were | FATHER JOHN'S MEDIC! | one would ask, “A bit peevish to: Gsatant, GA Hew Wraltee Wrote Gat evade cate arrorieen Ot wl Caveat wilt | be st. vine on oanety Ana avery. avis RESTORED HIM TO HEALTH. ent > day. Others at headquarters | probably be in Akron, Erle County, the © evening o 1. 18, i ) ni jeman fe sae oF " Y hae te | Georapuen tere ayimpethe aed Germtant | C18 be eviey'n “William Gibson, manager of the | DehAvior on the part of all engaged, My little boy had a severe stomach I'm sick, my stomach is ail shot to expressed their sympathy and Serg 4 © | pteces,” sald the Major. Joneph Farrell, who has been at head- ne MoNecley bial dad in was Garden Athtetis Club, litormen ae pease aioe eh weet " Cod trouble and cough. He had no @ r thir ars ago, but moved to " t rE Tl ash beet dpe de een Ml daenmed (cup I RET ne [AIMERY When Ne Wan Giphicok HC that the proposed boxing match be | complied fully with your wiahes™ he commeeed ating tht es Frank sick laughed one officer, and or MoNecley was one of the|#eon found employment as a stenog: | tween Wolgast and = MoFariand es Medicine his weight was 63 pounda, { the room rang with guffaws. fineat mon and oMcers that ever lived.” | per, in the RAIUIARE Reneral's office scheduled for Sept. 2¢ had besn can- (Prom the Pitubure Now he weighs 85 pounds. His cough | {what you fe A” Mod a a ete Gatien Tkoe Meeaiee [yeare later te T witnessed many contests rahe. [hung out his shingle in Pittsburgh Was lis able to ride bic and ride (rupted, plainly showing his annoyance. | at No. cere Pre, ont {and ® Kecond It ing from alx to ten rot each. My [retained by a criminal with % and little) horseback, and says he feels as well a T the funniest thing I've heard aon, Dr. C3 Ececled) & GUN: | Tine Of 1908 We became Hest opinion is that boxing as at present | oF no defense. ; jas-ever, Lam very thankful to know t The other two brothers—E. J. and Son, | hear you have a case.’ sald Fy y | yet." erfed another, as he siapped Ws (john Pemare ‘travelling salesmen, the /2f Ms company and six montie later] ror py ing visited Various athletic| conducted In a perfectly legitimate the. young attorney's proud fainer, that there is such’ a nd Medicine National Guardsman’s Friends) 4s on his knees and broke into up- | John Tare, travelling here and the|4# Promoted to captain. In 1908 he in New York City which stage] sport. No botter illustrations of the | the Yound at r] jand would ‘recommend it as a, body 1 a AT CSInar s orniet With Headquart “*)was made a major and a few imonths| Clubs In New Yor ¥ whic! bi it-det Nawe f os, dad, huilde ri he ia oattest : i comleee oe ht g | other th Syracuse, later became adjutant general of the! boxing exhibitions, by order of Gov,| Manly art of nelf-defense have “And, what advice ald you give your| bi et (0 every one The i sted ‘en ad Hi Nya, “Sick? Why you ought to be posing | 2 THER WAS NOT sUl- ‘ ‘ita ais. i ever seen. client?" rom, eakness, rs, Here Joked Him When He | 23%. \V8Y up anotner, | MY BROTHER WAS NOT 8 UD No the time of deem” Me Mel Dix, sneritt Marburger to-day went the] OMAP MeO a. Nation (WRONG. tw. tMe tory fT A. Goodwin. Bic thors Con Pa, Said He Was Ill All thi had no ie SESE ON US| ce aaa BORIDES RNR SetOTT —_ . following report + Albany: vent on every occasion anything ap- money he had and adv Said He Was IIL. ofticer if that was what it was meant| “I don't b Ny % vane : — “Gov, John A. Dix, Proaching brutality; that the boxing in @ more experienced jaw. for, ‘Ba tas creriteg we ave te telex, | WORLD WANTS WORK WoNDERS, “Your Excellency: Acting under | must not degenerate into a prine- ; Hie business finished, Major Me- Bis, fat, Jovlal Major Frank MoNestey | Neeley, still looking troubled, paced Of Albany. one of the most popular men| the floor for a few minutes, refused to Who ever wore the shoulder straps of D¢ @raWn into conversation and then the New York State National Guard, ty 1th & couple of curt goodbye tett. ‘end in Boston from gas poisoning. {OFFICERS SHOCKED; DON'T He was found dead in bed in the Hotel KNOW WHY HE WAS IN BOSTON. ‘Thorndyke, where he had registered He returned to Albany that afternoon under the name of A. Nujx Windows| Without making customary calls on Se cares, Ware cloned <bht: and the] “SA tone! Cuend o@cers were shotted rid ned on full, The hotel clerk | today to learn of Major MoNectey's told the police that he himself had death, They knew of no business that shown the major to his room and also | could have taken him to Boston None had lighted tho gas. Botton detectives! at first could give any reason for the are Investigating a sulcide theory. White MODUIAE officer taking hie own life, but the body w red yesterday, not —- -. eal until today w generally known, DINE IN OUR COOL AND POPULAR PRI ICED RESTAUR ANT, EIGHTH FLOOR eats Leaders Sathion J sro See the Durbar Free / 34Yo 4 Bring the Chil portion Hae od for King George V. and Queen Mary at Calcutta reproduced in colors by the 0 Kinemacolor Co. . : AV. 9°70 202 ISTREET. in all the Oriental colors of costume and scenery for which the New York public paid 50c to $1.00 during its run at The New York Theatre. In New York's Shopping Center Special Performance for Children Saturday fa 9.30, 10 and 10.30. New York’s Supreme Dis- Also at 2.80 to 4.80P. M. 8th bie 0 " : i it Stockade— H ) ; EN Ri rl Prgeent ronsilon—-Hecei vitie Sword at Temple Bar—Picking aw play of Beautiful Millinery Licitasasetrn darllen wo esen Bae Complete stocks are here for all followers of fashion to Be Well Dressed! : ; choose from. Models that have a touch of Paris ideas, models e . For Saturday: Misses’ $27. 50 in pronounced Parisian designs and, as well, our own excellent Wear ° to $32.50 New Fall Suits creations that each year have “Ei pea to thousands of New Kuppenheimer York's most fashionably dress: Clothing The Best Ready to Wear Embodying the Most 50 Clothes in Americal embodying tte aos: nae ‘watted him. < 4: Charming Style Con- — Friends who had served with him long | e e , p . “ { Se w the guard aald to-day that Major ceptions of the Season sisted ne Gees "| tired aching | a - ceptions of the Season) you liked to have drop in on you un+ ‘6 A 4 ii : There's not a model in the entire (an iernene meek neous | Perspiring feet | lot that was not’ made especialy for us i ideas cheerfulness and was known as a sure} and ssa J to our own exclusive idea al thi every effort having been made to with+ hold the detatia, i If Major McNeeley took his own life it wan becans v though he eo tary of the State Armory Commission he visited regularly every city and ham- let in the State that boasted a militia ompany and always a fine welcome _ i individuality / cure for the blues. all f iving cach creation an individual Big and ronal, with ruddy cheeks, Li lel da etal dete es and smart style effect seldom seen out- he seldom called on a friend that he gives quite such instant Our Smart Untrimmed Hats side of made-to-order garments. didn't have w new story or Joke on tap. relief to poor, tender, tired, ach- SICK? NO, JOKED FRIENDS WHEN | ing feet as a simple bath with { Resinol Soap and hot water. HE COMPLAINED. Then rub on gently & little t are with outdoubt the talk of the town, : Untrimmed Hats, bot! io made and copies from our own factories, range from 98¢ to 99.75 each y A wonderful display at remarkably low prices, We are believers in MeNeeley was a major in the Tenth Resinol Ointment, let it stay for utry and went to Connecticut re-| @ few minutes while its pothe Black Velvet Untrimmed Hats r y for the manoeuvres. The first ing, healing antiseptic balsams and surely show more good styles than any two or three stores but together, day he reported sick with ptomaine po!-| sink into every pore, and wash {rom the sinali practical shapes to the most extreme, with a aplendid show soning. He returned to Albany and| off again with plonty of Resinol ing of the new tam crowns—see what we offer at Was under a doctor's care for some Soap. For excessive or offen- Fine bicielt Velour Hats and Hoods—Lower ice than any one He improved sive perspiration, use cold water else can sell them, in wonderful variety from the lle-aged woman's lay to attend a instead of hot. small turban to the largest shapes and hoods. "g 4 8 *4 98 ‘ommission, He At....... oo .' to Ne Misses’ and Children's Ready-to-Wear H: : 2 Resinol Soap, (88e) and rd headquarters, | ‘Tial frees Resins! Seep. ae (ie Tn hundreds of styles, Y . it it wan a | snd $2 are alo, invalaabie “household in velvets corduroys, plushes, felts, ete.; simple trimmings, youthful, v Mf aor ‘en Juniors’ Tailored | that his col- dandruff, chafi ‘and piles, Your becoming and correct in every way, s 7 u: a had left nis| deamree Ske Meee Ea Ree eet eeE « DT iecsesasunies ues 98c 01.98 da draw: ape) ast 8A, Resinol Chem, Moai s Smart new models of rough cheviot and) Millinery Ac diagonal, with various collar effects, ted of merican uty, taupe, een, black and w i . ks bs \ mise sed oti orb f 1.98 sive #1875. | ‘198 and Juniors’ $23.75 Fall ‘ih mn Suits at $18.75 Choice of many new models, embracing all the smartest effects in collar, trimmings and ma- terial juding jaunty 'yles, band. ilored, in 18 to 18 year 919.75 Sport Coats at 912.00 Girls’ School Dresses x trimming to be found; we show just how th ; : an. “olors, also black and white. Your choice, at, . \ ir awed SONBC ONCE 68- f ‘ issravarter peineey cig ved nported Beauclaire, hd durable washable fabeios, high ai round necks, tw lo cloth, fanc; novel tings, tl a full lengt jeeve: new models, A \ im a fee Trimming Service | ne Shinn FMvatin lined throughout, in sien 1fomUR’: prettly trimmed, inslace Sto Lé yearnat Hat if material re boug! ere, yearn. in complete i all either the tips or plumes; the Paris models show the band brim of hats with sometimes a plume standing out at side o! back, or a bunch of tips to side: ostrich bands... . 1.98 Three Styles of Foreign Made Wings—Every style brand new, no smarter can be used to advantage din our inimitable way Main Foo) Misses’ $17.50 Satin Charmeuse 95c, $1.50, $1.95 and $2.95 Frocks at $12.75 Copies of four late models; semi-tailore set-in aleeves, veatees and Robespierre collar’ with dainty jabot, in the newest street shades: nines 18 y Misses’ and Juniors’ Serge Frocks at $10.75 to $16.50 Collection of season s newest model Girls’ Chinchilla Coats, Special 97.50 Made of excellent qual chilla, full length models, «l waist, with with high velvet’ collar lined’ throughout? shades are navy, brown, and gray, in sises @ to 16 yea ‘alue 99,75. Girls’ Dressy Coats In sizes 6 to 8 only, of heavy serge, aibeline, cheviot, vet and corduroy, all prettil trimmedstte nee” 9§,00 to 91278 awake men and young men in all walks of life, men who feel a satisfaction in being well dressed and will appreciate the most in quality and le they can get at a specific price; they surely find their ideals in Kup- penheimer Clothes Here’s a New Thing ° in Jewelry! The Robespierre .41/ 3! pendants, a smart and striking conceit ~ jj that sets off the en- 144-146 W125" Sr. near 7UAN. An Amazing Furniture Chance ' ty te, lo ‘test No store in the city jee tle, ue 4 a eats es with sce ing collars, have one-pi jeeve: 0 School Dres: at $5.00 ever offered an op- Fie fer) Seciaedly, selet or belted ski trimming of braid or pasvlete, mine waadk cok portunity Uke this — N L h a A hie Sheth is Asati American Beauty or emerald, ri h ; prea poy maces hea in that this 10 touch is the i strictly all wool is our guar- < core cone oe on ew Leather | tounisthe in y Pr tion of a Paris je ler who conducts o1 of those quaint little shops American tour- antee—any number af mod- fe Jels to select from, for the Infants’ ists delight } = &4) < | ultra stylish young c jap to ing while in Pa . =W pire stlien hep Long Cloaks . i } the most conservative man. They are here and ee ee ae upon entitle: DUl after you have completed bearer to a 10 per cen''§ your purchases; that trrespect- 8/ Discount on every Cash cr $4 ive of this big reduction you ¥ Cyedit purchase, whether rn. \§ can buy CHEAPER here: than ular, “special” or any of thesc ¥) elsewhere, considering the 5 advertised coors. QUALITY of our goods and our t) guarantee. 5 6 9 for 912.50 six @ foot Extension Tables, like design, id golden oak, Inrge pillar and heavy legs, carving on both ends; complete with 3 extra leaves. Py fixe Fine 93.50 Early English Oak Dining Chairs, like de- sign with genuine leather $6.98 ihn seat, 1.49 OPEN SATURDAYS UNTIL 10 P.M. 37 4 for 965 Ex- ° ceptional- f ly Fine 3-Piece Parlor J Hand Bags, 95c The latest practical hand bag; made of the finest qual- ity India leather, one piece, 9 inches wide, 7 inches deep, inside frame silk moire lined, with change pare, deep over- lapping pocket and double strapped leather handle, This bag is a copy of a $5.00 article and the special price is 95¢. — ¢-> Main Foor, Women's New Dainty 50¢ Neckwear, Special Whether they were 75c or 85c we intend $2.9 too per them Special Saturday at 30c. — Showing every clever conceit in fashionable neckwear at ® price that has ever been equalled, Many women will secure a season's whole supply now. Robespierre Neckwear, high Kuppenheimer Fall Suits at $16.50, 320, $25 and $30 fully trimmed Extra! = |{ [twits | Men’s Suits braid Children’s Short 200 $15 Suits $ 75 |] | Box Coste. white 285 $18 Suits - pis corduroy, rolling 190 $20 Suits} — collar andl ous a> ished with white All new, in every pattern, silk cord; sizes 1 to every fashionable model, They are made of pure white brilliant rhinestones, set in plati- num metal combined with pink pearl Infants’ Long c of Bed-, id silk velvet ribbon, mak inty new ornament for the own exclusively here, and ine $2.00, their intended price, we are going to sell them at less than half. Boys’ Clothing Values That WillSurpriseYou HERE's Clothing that will make any parent proud to see “ies his or her boy Wear. Worthy, wallinane, correct-fittin, Satisfaction is certain, no matter what you pay here Inr cape taste- Special One-Day Sale of Girls’ Suits, like design; highly polished @ mahogany fin- shed frames, with claw feet; fine silk : . h : ood qualit ’ are BIG features ia saAcaaas ke pepbresenting all the very , y navy blue and rich yolden and Boys School Shoes Sturdy Box Calf Lace Shoes Made to stand bard » patent leather belt and . chev- horn buttons; very smart fancy mixed tweeds, chev. se Saat $4.98 iots_ and cassimeres, in he Corduroy Suits And you know corduroy is won- High Cut Shoes for Girls a asemeres. an Children’s Hats and Caps] | Fine gun metal, tan calf and | | knocks. Sizes 11toi8'y 91.85 plush loose cush- dertuny cutie, Non Ik tvle rays, browns, Oxfords, Ip to © Years . Sizes 1 to 534 Lg with heavy counts with luiteut imeokKerbocker lain lac and navy; patent, at 92.00 to 93.29 $2.19 Grocery Specials ‘#28 > Sixth Floor, SMOKED 0X TONGUE- | | COOKED SUGAR CURE closely trimmed, 18 omens — \ scene ROYAL DINNER BLEND |CHOCOLATE LAYER CAKES COFFEE tier $1,000 10.300 faites tee 23sec MILK” dezen: :(th""@! | GREENSTRING BEANS eun 9c CORN, TOMATOES, PEAS|COLDENWAXBEANS 1Uc “new p White Corduroy Caps, 12 to 16 in, at ° i 7 izes for young men, 16 to SEED : Sc Pants, _dizes 7 lo 10 years, Sizes Doe Young men, 16 to White Bengsline Sitk Boys’ aid: Suits 20 years; for men, 34 to 46 kine isto fon nh , 59¢ ir) ° vorduroy a: ‘aille Sill York's Best Value for chest; in regular, stout, j tala Ml to 18 et 98c slim and short sizes. Velvet and 1 th iJ ine little tots, Men's Imported Soft Hats, $8 all the leading fall shades, to 85. Celebrated Crofut-Kaapp 98c Derbies, 8% and 83. a ssels, spring peat, ete. ; double- ets, ages 12 to 17, with extra pants; guaranteed strictly envy weight tweeds, cassi- eviots in the latest Pall pat- I Kecond Floor. Wall Orders Filled. » Q > Knee ienams ( ODe He (14081 WEen’s $2.00 Siren S$ tr 7, Boys’ $7.50 Suits 7 Gloves *].39 Era Bale one aha 1k b kid Crircd eck, can y) WEE ES Norfolk or double-breasted styles, strictly Real French kid, pique seam glace, mM 2, 5 y all-wonl tab extra pair knicker p tan shade oft inte tight ‘weight awl lates I CRE AMERY BUTTER: 12c SWEE T,POTATOES-aaz 10c colors are brown, tan, gray and fan skins, ‘The correct glove for this sei x woot and Juicy, tureat ene’? toc1t peat: son. 7 Main Floor. delivered) 1 Ib. print .. 820 ORANGES” a3y°" 824 1°" 29¢ Fine Hair-Filled Silk Plush Loose Cushions 924 Mahogany Finished Dressers, like design: French bevel mirror apd y OUR CREDIT TERMS No‘‘ClubFees’’ nor‘‘Dues’”’ toPay! $100 Purchase | $75 Purchase | $50 Purchase Weekly, $1.50) Weekly, $1.00' Weekly, 75¢ nts’ Dent. Hecand Floor, Good News for Boys and Girls! Ball Bearing Roller Skates, Winslow's Famous Fy Make, Special... No better «rac the very high ade: they are of dard