The evening world. Newspaper, October 9, 1912, Page 13

t _on the, the 20th day of July, personally | GIRLS SPENT $17,235 FOR VACATIONS: HAVE |S $24,989 ON DEPOSIT Fund Started a Year Ago With 34 Saving; 5,509 Now Are Interested. More than 60 girls attended the first fall meeting of the depositors In the Working Girls’ Vacation Savings Fund at Terrace Garden last night. Speeches were made by 3 Gertrude Robinson Smith, chairman of the committee which has the fund in charge; Mrs. August Beimont, Mrs. Josephine Daskam Bacon and Mrs. Francis Bacon. In her report Miss Smith said that the fund, which started with thirty- four girle last November, now had 5,609 depositors, whose deposits to- talled $24,689. Of this amount 2,796 girls had withdrawn for vacation money $17,235. During the summer Months, when deposits were at their in no one week was there handed ig less than $400, though withdrawals @ometimes amounted to nearly $1,400 @ week. It is estimated that nearly tem thousand persons took advatage of the ist of 427 accredited boarding houses investigated by the committee last spring. “The Amerioan girl," said Miss Smith, “te more used to receiving compliments than oriticism, yet it has often bee: wal of her that she !s less thrifty and far sighted than her sister across the wea, One criticism that I desire to make ie that she does not always piay the game fairly. She ts not always frank and lacks a sense of responst- Dility. For this reason people are afraid she won't etiok to what she has agreed to, “Bome of the girls in the Fund de- ferve this criticism. I have learned thet many of you failed to use your identification cards when you went to the recommended places last summer because of @ false pride. You felt that you were ‘tagged,’ as it were, and didn't want to admit that you had saved your money in @ working girls’ fund.” a MARRIES MRS. WILLIAMSON. Henry M. Lee Makes Her His Bride at the St. Regis, Mra. Pansy Smith Williamson, widow of Herbert G. Williamson and daughter of the late Justice Wilmot M. Smith of the Supreme Court, was married yes- terday to Henry M. Les son of Mr. and Mrs, Henry H, 446 Eight avenue, Brookly’ he cer ‘emony took Place in the Lo’ VI room a. the St Regis Hotel sucille Johnstone of Brooklyn "s attendant and Frank J best man. The bride was prother, Wilmot M The Rey, J. Howard Melish, rector of the Holy Trinity Church in Brooklyn, officiated. The Louls X¥. banquet room w beau Ifully decorated beauty roses and sini tion and breakfast which followed the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs, Lee, upon returning from their wedding trip, will make thelr home at No, 10 Montgomery place, Brooklyn. 0 oe oo oto Varet and t The horse stepped on her head, frac- turing the skull and the wheels passed over her body, injuring her internally Solomon Kaplan, contractor, owner and driver of the wagon, was not ar: rested. Mrs, Schirogsky is dying at (Bt Catherine's Hospital Honest Statement of | Well Known Citizen. anennist Dr. Kilmer's T saw in the St. An advert 'Bwamp-Roct Albers \essenger some time ago, in- duced m ‘oxive your remedy a fair trial, 1 was then cuffering from terrible pains +im the small of my back. The pain was usually greatest during the morning, and often when I attempted to arise from my bed to go to work I found I could not do so without the assistance of some member of my family. I am very grate- ful for the good your great remedy has done for me. 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Send to Dr, Kilmer & Co, Bingham- ple bottle. Tt will You will also receive e information, telling and bladder, When acd mention the New World, Regular fift lollar size bottles for sal You Evenin; cent and one- ai seen eRe \ y= : 10-==10<===—70 =—0 0-0 This Sale THE EVENING WoRL S60 S60 6 Sa O athe -w: In New Yor ONEIL cst Save Your Surety Stamps $2.50 in Goods Free fora Filled Book (Groceries Excepted) Q market, to the purpose of selli who know the importance of ALL NEW MODELS, $18.00 TO $22.50 VALUES AT CASH OR CREDIT Aopen Oke om oe one. Convenient Payments hee ok —e bene Bes ste te (NOW, bay ham and ee thew "The New English 7 Clothes pelts! iot cassimeres cut in the new English model with narrow shou Sizes 34 to 42. BeginsTo-morrow ; Double-Breasted Soft Roll Suit, with narrow shoulder: Morning at 8.30 and continues Fri- day and Saturday. are high cut; also conservative models. Sizes $4 to 42. $16.00 to $25.00 » $12. 50 values at. Men’s Evening Vests Hosiery & Underwear $3.00 to $4.00 Vests, in Tuxedo and Full Evening Dress “ec|$1. 65 fects, at and Drawers; value $1.00, at. the weight that many men like to wear thr Men's $1.50 Underwear for Men's natural wool, medium weight, worst and Drawers. Neatly trimmed Men's $1.25 Underwear for Manufacturer’ 's sample line of Dress and Tuxedo Vests. Made by one of the largest manu- facturers of men’s evening dress wearing apparel. The materials are fine silk mixtures and mer- cerized fabrics, faultlessly tai- lored and trimmed, equal to any custom made vests, All sizes. Men's $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00 Hand Frame Knitted Silk Scarfs at 95c A Made of pure silk in the accordion | Thread Silk Socks, weave, with hobble cross-stripes, in Men's 25c Socks for 15¢ all the up-to-date colorings. Black and colors. Lisle and cotton O'Neill's Store for Dad and the Boys. O'Neill's Store for Dad and the A Reception and Qed feme of tae THIS WEEK We have with us an ex- pert in corsetry direct from the designing rooms of the Redfern Models You have never known, unless a R d- fern has been your model-—the genuine Satisfacti n derived from the beautiful Shapiig of a comfor.able, fashion- able corset, The value of being fitted by a skilled corsetiere will be readi'y recognized, when she has selected and fitted to your tigure the correct mode! for you. A pur-hase is not urged, but we do urge you to take advantage of th’s rare oppurtunity to select a moael for future purchase. Redfern Corsets are $3.00 to $10.00 per pair Corset Parlors, Third Floor, O'Neill Mein Store, O)NEILL-ADAMS CO. Sixth Av., 20th to 22d St, New York City. Men's Pure Silk Socks, Pure forced soles, oe Value $1.C0 pair, at Thread Silk Socks, black and colors. Black and colors. Choicely Waists, the the finest, models are high nec models, with various styles of tu ing. ‘These wassts are exceller value at $3.00; (i Aarne spe- $2.35 to $2. fOr . . « O'Neill's to women who like this fine, fk is really a very wu ual special silk, with embroidered yokes, wh cial at $1.59. Women's Medium Weigh White Wool Union Suic value $1.00; sule | each . ‘75e¢ Nell) Malt ag Sve aoDaY, OCTOBER 3B, Tora. -ADAMS 6th Ave., 20th to 22d St., New York City The “Kick-Off” of the Real Fall Season--a Presenta- ir 2 tion of the Newer Autumn Clothing Styles at a Price That Wi!] Create a New Value-Giving Record eills Store for Dac This great enterprise was launched as America’s Greatest Outfitting Store for Men and Boys; the basic principles upon which patronage was asked being the old O'Neill standards of honest quality, generous value-giving and a most liberal policy of store service—the exertion of all our powers and influences in the best thousands of men have opened Club Plan Accounts and are regular customers. ie Single-Breasted Sack, In the newest fancy effects in chev- ders and scft rolled lapels; two buttons; vests are high cut style. soft rolled lapels, three buttons (two buttons to button); vests Men's Heavy Balbriggan Shirts A splendid weight for the first cool dis Lys vat Winter— Men's heavy weight, natural wool Shirts and Drawers. Socks in black and various colors, rein- Men's 75c Silk Socks for 50c Men's 50c Silk Socks for 250 pinned Lingerie materials and laces | and long sleeves, as well as many $2.00 Very Special: Women’s Silk Undervests sales of silk underwea Store KHAL LACE Store in Ameri ce —S0= = o—0r10 Co, 4 the fc Boys ing better and better clothing at the lowest price consistent with satisfaction. We have made wonderful strides of progrese— Now comes this great Autumn Sale and its opportunities for thousands of more men yeing well dressed and who appreciate the dignity and convenience of a standing credit account with O'Neill's Store for Dad and the Boys. An Entirely New Series of New Autumn Suits & Overcoats for Men Which Properly Belong at the Head of the $18.00, $20.00 and $22.50 lines. And which Include all the Smartest and Most Desirable Autumn and Winter Styles 30 New Styles of Men’s The Correct Top Coats|[Oy, Guarantee Fall Suits and Overcoats —covers quality, value, fit Among Them: |Among Them: and service. If any suit or . yercout should | n to The New English Cut Double-Breasted| The Swagger Belted Back Coats, in|] ‘jisappoint you, brine st back Suit, in navy blue, browns and mixtures. well defined patterns. Full, roomy, with} f and get a new one for it—or G-hutton welotooel ta all the new weaves.” |" The Slightly Shaped Top Coats, for|| aera -button waistcoat, in a ie new wei e ghtly ape op Coats, JOT] | O'Neill Store for Ded and the Bere. i ue Winter Nee ote a : paves |mild days or for evening wear, church, semi- evelopment, six pleats in ic plain colors | dress, ete. and fancies. R ion Ov ts, in Kerseys, Mel- Navy Blue Serges in plain or fancy weaves— Mog ing Vatky ConHnta tine Sab atgle eel nee ; aeaka Ob: HACER’ often showing the latest ideas in collars, sleeves, ac! in a J S+ ote. Styles to suit all men, from the man who conceals bee Overcoats, biz, manly, vigorous, himself in black to the young business chap whol uiit to defy Jack Frost and Oli Boreas in likes to wear something with a smart “kick” to it.|th oir most ‘spiteful moods Afternoon Frock Suits, Prince Alberts and| "Gy, hilte 0 : Cutaways. Also Clergymen’s Suits. lack materials, very slresry vening Clothes, Too. Full evening dress or |") Kicncea ran ; i pat a Pay ack Overcoats of all correct styles, for Tuxedo, faced with silk, cut and finished perfectly. | 4 or evening wear, for men of all sizes, Open an account on O'Neill's $18.00 to $22.80 $42.50 $18.00 to $22.50 $12.50 Club Plan. values at... values at........... Men's New Hats Brimful of Style, are decidedly unde usual prices at O'Neill's Store for Dad fee $1 45 the Boys. New $2.00 anu $2.50 Hats, at ? The Newest English and American Shapes —all of them, and exactly correct, too. The new low crow wide bri new soft he f colors and snappy English and Scotch effects, Special at $4.00, 82.00 85.00 $4.00 with es. Free Fittings arantee the styles to a" ‘ine for-line correct, the workmanship by men tailors of training, knowledge and skill, and we guarantee the fit by makin, necessary alter- ations FREE. sturdy, plaid Buy Now—Pay Later New Fall Shirts '69c A Special Lot That sernerety| Sells at $1.25 to $2.00 Each.. Six Shirts, $4.00 Made of imported madras and fine percales, in light and dark grounds, with neat stripes and figures. Well made, good fitting shirts, pleated or plain bosoms, coat models, cuffs at- tached, fine pearl buttons. All 75C ough to Spring. $1.00 ed finished Shirts $1.00 Silk 69c ‘Imported Velours Values 86 and $7. 50 Hats for 91.45, 3.50 Hats for 91.95. £5.00 Hats for $3.00, Scotch Caps, $1.50 value,for 91. Silk Hats, $5.00 value, for $3.95, O'Neill's Store for Dad and the Bors. Boys’ $5 Navy Blue Serge Suits oan In all wool navy blue serge, Winter weightss GE made up in the newest models of double- I breasted, Norfolk, sailor and Russian styles; AYN the double breasted are the new 8-button ay \ style; Norfolk are single-breasted, box plait, Y 4 (Ps with yoke; sailor and Russian suits are the regulation models, with large sailor collars, trimmed with white braid; trousers of suits are full lined; suits are full cut and perfect fitting $1.50 to $2.00 Pajamas $1.50 Domet Flannel Pajamas 89c. Men's 75c Domet Flannel Night Shirts at 43c. Men‘ bentat 00 Blanket and Terry Bath 2.18. $3.00 Waists for $2.00; Lingerie, $3.95 $3.95 Waists for $2.95; Messaline $4.95 to $6.95 Waists for $3.96 to $5.50; Chiffon and Messaline A Large Hoel Choice| Beautiful Dress Blouses of Assortment of Black|Black and Colored Chiffon and k jand Colored Silk|Messaline, not one style but with long ot}many, in all the new shades and short sleeves, all taste-|combinations, Suitable for dress fully trimmed, at the]or ta:lored suit wear, We invite ial price your comparison at the $2.95 ‘ 5.50 special prices of $3.95, ‘all 3.95 $4.95 and O'Neil! Main Store You ought not to nee wetting to remind you ci 1d Floor, the umbrella you need Perbaps a special bargain will be an incentive. $1.50 Umbrellas at 98c Women’s and Men's ex(ri quality am erican piv dyed Un eiani all oe rib paragon frame $335 and well tailored; sizes in lot range from 8 to 17 years, Boys’ Two-Trouser Suits $4.35 ” $4.35 $3. Hoys' ‘Two-'Trouser Suits of wool, value at #6.00, at Boys! Two-Trouser Corduroy and Cans mere Duits, value $6.00, at . Boys’ Two-Trouser Woel Cheviot hots, Hovs’ $6.50 Chin- c'illaReeler ,snec’l, $4.98 Dark blue, light or dark gray and brown chinchilla; Russian style; velvet collars; flannel lined, 59 Milanese *1.59 are very interesting events par, But this cheviots and ble- breasted nl trimmed; full sizes 7 to 16 Boys’ i Putter tea ced ee #2.50to 8s Bath Robes... 01, ns Boys’ #1,50 Fall Hats, Cnyot K ° e istidious und Made of soft, milanese weave andetsnela: ha of I vs ree | Hos’ 750, Blouse Wai ite, light blue and pink, Spe- this season's neweit de- Hoys'5 500. B signs, both plain and 11'e Btere fer Dad an Women's Swiss Ribbed Cotton fancy; a large GNen tina Sixth Av., 20th io 22d St, New York City, Vests — value 3c; sale variety to choose each 9c from, and only Cc No excuse now! Tivat Tioar, O'NeAN Main Htore—Virst Floor.