The evening world. Newspaper, November 7, 1912, Page 14

ft away from her, called to the Broadway apartment by @ 4 citizen and finding the woman jn a|!n this city, has called a meeting at hor hysterical state, had sent @ call for an| South Eighteenth street home for Fri- ambulance through the precinct station| day to protest not only against the house, He sald that he saw no attempt | dances which the Philadelphia debu- at suicide and that nobody told him that| (antes are indulging in but also the late Jury Quickly Finds Verdict, any sucn attempt nad neon made. hours prevailing among the younger 60- Under cross-examination by Mr Tay-| es pet, lor the wus confronted with the telephone | and Other Newspapers May | RU, Sune trom Poilos Headquarters, | Several of the most prominent ma which @howed that the case had been | (rons will ald in this movem: OY i Appeal Their Losses, reported as one of attempted eulcide by | lal reforma, and among those who will q the Geak Heutenant to whom he (Wing) | attend tho meeting are Mra BH. T. | e - had sent the ambulance call. Stotesbury, wite of a partner of J. P. Justice Brady instructed the Jury that | Morgan; Mire, Chatiemagne Tower, wife SUICIDE STORY BASIS. |i they vetteved The World article was | o¢ the former Ambassador to Germany; substantially true they must find @ ver-| wre George Harrison Frazier, Mra. y Git im favor of The World. ‘The jury | Servicon Svaiier abe Mrs. . VE Swat tas mater disover Stanley C. Flatt Jr in view e newly discovered evi- : : Policeman's Testimony on the dence offered in The World eult, it is] (Mra. Btotosbury | Se ie expeoted that the newspapers against | Mra. Walter Brooke, w Stand Is Refuted by Record |wnom verdicts were recovered will ask | youngest matrona of Washington and Table Cloths and Napkins ‘ for new trials, Baltimore soatety, were shocked at the —_—_———s ‘of Book Showing Report. Foe a Hew Onincss Lenn, | “ences of the Gris bere Oe nat If Pure Linen Irish Satin Damask full bleached — LONDON, Nov. 7. Table Cloths and Napkins, beautiful circular patterns. ‘esh loan negotia-| .ny person attempted to dance that tions between the Chinese Government A fury in Part IX. Supreme Court, and the group of bankers representing Justice John J. Brady presiding, yester- the United States, Great Britain, Ger- ted, The dancers, she cl day banded down a verdict in favor of] Miny, France, Russia and Japan were house beg Lag thd A erly the Press Publishing Company (The | Bered_at Pekin yesterday ought to be arre World), in an action for tbel brought by Mra. Leonye Violet Bauduy, The ac- thon was based on an arilcle which ap- peared in the Evening World of Aus. | 19, 1910. It told of the snicide of the Plaintiff's husband, Louls C. Bauduy, at Mamaroneck on the previous day a would | ° Cloths, size} Cloths, size| Cloths, size fj | 2x2 yds. square,| 214 x 214 yards|24jx21q_—syards | way in Washington some ‘telephone for an officer and hi value square, value | square, value $3.50, 9 $5.25, 9 86.25, 9 each, . 2.75 each, . 4.00 each. . 5.00 Napkins to match, 20x20 inches, value $3.75 doz., at $3.00. WE GIVE 2-AC GREEN TRADING STAMPS. ASK FOR THEMZ [Seeded RAISINS | 7 ical and SMALL VERDICTS FOR IN TWO! JAPAN RIC deattidel tbr. on P ; of an alleged attempt on the womai rs part to take her own life when the facts f were made known to her. It was brought out in the article that | two previous wives of Bauduy had committed suicide, and that the third Mre. Beuduy had been arraigned on « former oovasion in @ police cuurt ant discharged on @ charge of attempted suicide, Other newspapers published Doylies, 6x6 ins., from $2.75 to $5.25 doz, Doylies, 12x12 ins., from $7.00 to $15.75 doz. suits, c b Mra Bauduy, through an attorney Rolled OATS (21 | ree aire ee 3 named Ralph Ittelson, brought t1bel ac- tions against several newspapers. In these actions tried recently | Peanut BUTTER -».... 11° Peon oae et LQ Lac STAMPS jane 1 bottle Cider Vinegar... 10¢{1 bot. Bull Head Catsup. 10¢ Gharies B, Brophy. rg careful nd ardine inquiry 1 box Shaker Salt...... 10€/2 pk. Saleratus. .... cach 6¢ linen hemstitched sheets and pillow cases at less | cio) gay 42, than the cost of the material’by the yard: ” Sheets, 72x 90... value $3.50 each... at 92.75 Sheets, 900x103... value 84.00 each. . .at 99.25 Pillow Cases, 22!4x36, value 75c each, at 49¢ plaintiffs, In The Work) suit Herman | ‘Witte appeared as counsel for Mrs. | Bauduy. The World was represented | Hand-Made Arthur, now of Louls, who returned to New York the solicitation of The | Want sey cri seus (10 ST. wih 11>. Melrose Butterine, 25° ‘The World's publication he had found, THE GREAT Mre, Bauduy in a hysterical condition KY 4 4 in front of her home, and with anothe: ; 4 rtment; that she con , «. ical, crying out that 8. 30x30 55c Colored Bath Mats "39c In light and dark blue, pi or green. fast colors O'Nettt Mal live and wat he had nm she approached ai TEA CO. open window with the intent, Meved, to throw herself out. Arthur further testified that _th America’s Gr PAY ONE DOL BE SURE IT IS A BARGAIN. as fuer eae radiate © $1.25 Black Dress Satin, thing you need to iletely, and we will Yd., 79¢ ; deliver the goods Black Dress Satin, Peau de Soie, Dress Taffeta, Satin pramptly to your Measaline, Dress Poplin and Lining Satin. (urnish a room com home and YOU ‘ CAN, PAY, THE 1.25 Costume Corduroy, eCmpyg 0 io WEEKLY : Yd., 74c th th PAYMENT Bs 27 inches wide, in a variety of new Fall colors. 355. Block 8th Av , 365 suey NO ed $1.65 Novelty All Wool NO STRINGS TO THIS OFFER NO EXTRA CHARGES OF ANY KIND Newarh, N. Jo, Store, 49 ard 5! Market Street Serge, Yd., 98c 54 inches wide, in a full line of the latest colors, Wonderful Money Saving Opportunities Characterize the Second Week of OUR GREAT CLEARANCE SALES OUR PRICES ARE ALWAYS THE LOWEST—-WE INVITE COMPARISON cloth, Yd., $1.19 Sponged and shrunk. $).00 Tailors’ Lining Satin, yard, 59c. 20 Chi . 2 ois ay S, & H. Stamps with all pur. | lenga Gols : Women’s $1.50 Fe ni Closet, 12.49 TEA Union Suits, $1.00 lish ccounts From Women's white ribbed merino Union Suits, high neck, long fnith. French | $5 to $1,000 | eee se rived ne te ire © $1.50 Solid Oak Dining hint to those who are not shopping to-day. Kolynos Tooth i c | + ize, 140. Solid Oak Early’; mi | Paste, 25¢ size, English Finish, |} p TRA DE i aqrebere Tooth Paste, extra strong con =} “3 e * Double Stamps 4 Single Stamps olished, Sozodont Liquid, struction; — slatlj Mornings AAG Site Sime fiigh back. | Blam. 5c size, I8e. hacks prod cost. = ddle | Odo! Mouth Wash, Dr, Charles Face Powder FREE. One box, the 50c size, with cach 81.00 or larger purchase of toilet articles on’Friday. Toilet Slee. SCItITI lt ocaasatemerianapheneusanammenssmsmneiinanmmmemmmeanammett SOc size, 98c. ry ° We sel iy i reg. 8c; 6c. comes end al Credit & Low Prices se’, iiroitare an anneeest © Rare ‘br. ‘Cartes Flesh Prices. to . iell Cold Cream, Ate mis and 190 Sample Food. adc ie, Ay ¢ * uae ‘ooth Bri jorine Mouth Wash, | ° en i 1 Oak 12 49 $25 Quartered od 24 re v “Venetian medium size, 280, cat i eboard, ° Sideboard, ° slblandNed white Fabs Mirrors, slight Samples of Tourist Ken fin'ch, heavy; dha gdb cu pei ber, quality guaranteed, | perfect, hardly not ases at half pri dl Large Trench bere sro ssk Seneen Galen. Sortes and Sqt., 9c. Able; value’ 81:80, 98¢. | less. Dea Aa top. French hev- el “Surety” Fountain in Ivory Syringe, 2 or 3 qt., 98. ok, | siz Marvel Whirling Bulk Syringe, 92.48. loc Qua lity Nail Brush, 7c. Military Hair Brushes, samples, solid hack, real ebony, 9 rows istles, each aSe, LL mesh Adams ——— All Odd Numbers in Talcums at 15sec and 25e, to clear, 10c, Erwin's Ideal Baby um, 25e size, 2le. othymoline, $1.00 63c, inets. $25 Solid Oak « Buffet, Ls $20 Early English Bufiet, 8.98 lade of solid \ i eins’ turbot cele from’ wupvoara | OEBUTANTES SHOCK | gS OES E=1Save Your Surety Stamps—$2.50 in Goods Free for a Filled Book (Groceries Excepted) eal Eek) THE WORLD WINS in the bathroom, and thet he had taken WEALTHY MATRONS. Ys a * : PATROLMAN'S DENIAL OFFSET 3) 9 In New York's & Shopping Centr BY RECORD BOOK. Mrs. Stotesbury and Others to Cen- Jor the pisinuft or thet they had heard So There! * . y —4 jher say #he did not care to lve. Pa-| 4, | Nov. T-Mrs. Wills i ‘ WOMAN BROUGHT 3" Wing teatifiog that he was| PHILADELPHIA, Nov tae ety ; » i J oe ee Sixth Avenue, 20th to 22d Street O’Neill’s November Linen Sale Our Annual Pre-Thanksgiving Sale, in Which Vast Purchases of the World’s Best Linens Are Sold at Decisive Reductions Purchasing negotiations for this great sale reached around the world and took months of effort. There are fine Table Cloths, Napkins, Huckaback Towels, Bath Towels, Bath Mats, Linen Sheets and Pillow Cases. and Decorative Linens from the world’s foremost manufacturers. unity for early Christmas shopping is offered in this & reparations for the great Thanksgiving Feast. worth while, but think of the satisfaction of getting sale as well as for your are the savings well Holiday shopping done early! Table Cloths and Napkins| Table Cloths and Napkins Full Bleached Satin Damask Pure Linen Table Cloths and Napkins, direct from the factory Mercer, Belfast, Ireland. Heavy Belgium Pure Linen Satin Damask Pat- tern Table Cloths and Napkins to match: Table Cloths, size 2x3 | Cloths, size 70x | Cloths, size 70x| Cloths, size 70x 72 inches, value |90 inches, value | 108 inches, value of McCrum, Watson Table Cloths, size 2x Table Cloths, size 2x 21% yds.; value Napkins to match, 22x 22; value $3.75 $3.25 Napkins to match, 22x22, value $3.25 dozen, at 62.69. Napery at About Import Cost Direct importation from France of hand made Cluny lace trimmed Centrepieces, Doylies, Tea and Reception Cloths to match. Embroidered —at Less Than Import Cost Japanese, Hand-Drawn Work and Embroidered Pure Linen Scarfs, Shams, Centrepieces and Tea Cloths. A great many match up in sets. Scarfs, size 18x36 ins., from 91.25 to $1.50 each. Scarfs. size 18x45 ins., from $1.75 to $2.25 each. Scarfs, size 18x54 ins., from $2.00 to $3.00 each. Scarfs, size 18x72 ins., from $2.25 to $3.00 each. Shams, size 30x30 ins., from $1.75 to $2.25 each. Centrepieces, size 36x36 ins., from $2.00 to $2.50 each. Tea Cloths, size 45x45 ins., from $2.75 to $3.25 each. Tea Cloths, size 54x54 ins., from $3.75 to $4.75 each. Initialled Pillow Cases entrepieces, 20x20 ins., from $1.50 to $3.25 each. Centrepieces, 24x24, from $2.25 to $4.75 each. Centrepieces, 30x30 ins., from $3.00 to $6.75 each. Tea Cloths, 36x36 ins., $4.00 to $9.50 each. Tea Cloths, 45x45 ins., from $8.25 to $11.25 each. Tea Cloths, 54x54 ins., from $8.75 to $19.75 each. Reception Cloths, 72x72 ins., $13.75 to $35.00 each. Linen Sheets and Cases Bath Towels and Mats Linen Towels Le 800 dozen full bleached heavy double loop Fine round thread full bleached pure Irish | 500 coven ful! Dinnetee “Bath "Towels style Embroidered Initial i lue $4.25 Pillow Cases, neatly boxed. good, stout, round-thread cotton, with spoke-hemstitched 3-inch hems. Regularly 81.25 pair. 89c Muslin Sheets Three cases of Bleached Heavy Made from regular width sheeting, at less than the cost of material by the Our regular 89 grade, at. Hemmed, value 40c ea. a Size 23x40 Hemstitched, valu Size 22x40 Hemstitched, value 75c en. at $9¢ Guest Towels Size 24x48, value 87.00 per do Cluny Trimmed Linens Towels, Hemmed or Hemstitched. 15x22 Hemmed, value 25c ea. at. Size 14x24 Hemstitched, value 35c ea. at 25¢ Reg. 35¢ Huck Towels 35c Pure German Linen Spoke Hem- stitched Plain Huck Towels, Satin Damask ize 19x35 actions. Lace Trimmed Scarfs and Shams less made by The World and tmportant evi- | KN Ipkge. Fluffy Ruffles 1Mason Jar French's Reg. $1.05 Muslin Sheets Genge not brought out at the previou Starch. .... RRR by 1 PH Hee an One case of Uticn Mills Sheets, ‘han eost, trtale | was introduced: | The principal IN 1 pk. Buckwheat Ipk Such Mi Scarfs, 20x45... * pk. Buckwheat or Pa Pp one Suc “Lince Bre. are dated, orn potas ata cake Flour, ......... 10¢ at. . 10e Scarfs, 20x54 17c Pillow Cases 25c Pure Linen T. Very heavy Scotch elling for dish, tea, roller or hand | towels; yard... Pillow Cases, good wearing qualit; Our regular 17c grade, at ure linen crash tow- O'Neill Mnin Btore—Second Floor. ins Indeed! “First be sure of the merchandise, then put the price down to a decisive bargain point”—that makes a bargain at O’Neill’s. Merchandise first—it must be of trustworthy quality, desirable in every way; then’we put the bargain price on it—and YOU MAY Women’s $2.50 Sweaters, Special at $1.79 Knit worsted Sweaters, fine heavy quality, coat style; with aoe ed ~6~Lhese Ar | 75c Sleeveless Guimpes, 50c Of plain net and fancy meshes. bbons, Yd., 15c Sand 4 inch Dresden ribbon, mostly light colors, also 6 inch 15c and 19c Messaline and Taffeta Ribbon, Yd.,10c Not all colors in the lot. $2.75 Women’s Velvet Tams, Lawn and net bodies, round A Beautiful Russian Crash Pillow Top FREE 25c Package Including Six Skeins Silk, in the correct shades to embroider the pillow top. With the 25c package of silk there is first the Free Stamped Pillow Top, then the pillow back and illustrated diagram lesson and list of latest embroidery designs. Art Embroidery Section, Second Floor, O'Neil! Main Store. Made of erect pile velvet. $4.25 Wool Blankets, $3.25 Pink and blue borders with 2 inch bindings, full size. Children’s Colored Coats, $2.98 Made of corduroy, chinchilla and Oxford. Single or Double Sizes from @ to 5 years. $6.50 Hand Made Pastel Pictures, $5.00 In $}4-inch gilt gold ornamented frames—sise 14x28 or 50 Pastels at $2.50. $1.88 Lustrous Black “Broad-|$4.50 Irish Point Lace Cur- tains, Pr., $2.50 200 pairs, all white, 8 yards long, several all made on extra quality Net. $15.00 Wool Mission Art Rugs, $10.00 Two-tone allover patterns, rugs of wool suitable for bedroom furnishing, 20x30 inches. Also Friday Grocery Sale We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities 1 and claw one |{m The Second Day of Our I feet. Fullbent prinall Acgounte, ps ! Toilet Articles Sal e specially Invite pe | ; | Is Just as Interesting as the First All the hundreds of special items first announced are still 1 f on sale, together with all the little toilet accessories that are Chair, \ if - > i of such mighty importance these days. Just a few items as a The greatest Piano Offer ever made, A piano for 248.75 that would or- dinarily cost you $850 or more. Easy Terms See announcement on 5th page of yatal| The Premier large Fresh smoked Ox|Fancy Tongues, sugar) Blacks, Greens or close | Blended Teas; our | trimmed, this sale,| regular 500 qual-. product of the fore- ONeill Main Storo—Fifth Floor, Nanna $4.50 Perfection Oil Heater, Delicatessen Department You are invited to visit a our improved and enlarged Listerine, 81.00 size, 55c. Bath Sponges, to clear, value to 75c, 29¢, This is the well | Rare known Standard Ave. special; reg. Breakfast Cercals Polo Toilet Paper, Heating Stove— | Hit The tanks of these stoves are ‘8 Cream Hominy, They have the!t device; every one | * warranted to be the best of the kind; they hold one gallon of oil and burn for c;|¢ight hours with one filling and can easily be carried from one .|room to another. A good chance to get one of these for the com- ing chilly morni price $4.50, special Hand Sapolio, 10c i ec. rimera ly nt can of Prido of ‘the | the RE® 29e | inis ric. . O'Nelll Main Store—Dascment, Oran Oe 0 eer Co.Sixth Avenue. 20th to 22d Strect. New York.City a i y