The evening world. Newspaper, November 19, 1912, Page 18

AR 0 ARE CON, RD TRIN! oe ag mus $C ~ faa eatia THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1912.' Til AUTOMOBILE’ 2 TREME DANGER IN TAKING In New Y k's Shopping Cent | DRUGS FOR QUICK RELIEF ¢ i el : 10 \ISE IN HOI DUP oe New 4 eae Removes the Cause of Stomach Trouble. INEIL = DAMS 01 faarts st fos sh pte poh age “eet up from the dinner table without rushing off to 6th Ave., 20th. to 22a St., New York City The Piano Department Is | 4 Santa Claus for “Grown Ups" Didn't know there was one did you—a Santy why ff Ir == New Toy Dept. —Fifth Floor oR, Pour Bandits Get Away With No sooner does such a man get a pain in his stomach than he takes a dose of peps' i or bicarbonate of soda or charcoal, ete. All he knows is that he is getting quick rebel an A Car and Loot From a he does not stop to consider how he is butchering his stomach. gives you things at Xmas time? His New York name in Now Open Evenings | # isc: Harlem Store. Such remedies only serve to pacify the effect and leave the patient in a worse con- “ 5 ——— dition than ever as soon as the acute stage of the attack is over. hate 9. tes berks bg a Ae convenience be at oe on ‘Surety Stamps”’ 111s tandip dhl EN enh ib The sense of over-fullness, the headache, the dizziness and the belching of gas are’ eae oe ‘ ult to coine in during | xmas att in our stork hits @re4 and Twenty-! ig the day. apply « filled book on t a greet was | this deep seated trouble in the stomach that must be gone after. and take express elevators to the Fifth Floor. lars and fifty cents tn cash! bapa ; Cooper's New Discovery has been made for the purpose of directly attacking the RA AR AR AR AAP APRA A PRADA DI DAL PPP PDP PADD LPI LLP PPL LS Satine even ty | inflammation vf ty | stomach pce pF wi ag var yar bs os ‘Tf you come to O’Neill’s TO-MORROW you will find the best values you have erer seen in the Finer Fur Coats. ; H | Being mildly laxative it quickly relieves the pains by getting rid of the constipa‘ stolen the When Che lcondition. . But this is only one phase of its activity. Cooper’s New Discovery first re- V ery Beautiful i ur oats + pti {moves the catarrhal condition of the lining of the stomach, then it tones up the system | @er Manufactur ‘ from dining last night at Ne Se enth avenue he found that his asl put | gene rally, so that the stomach is able to take care of the food that enters it and then rich, - | red blood is formed which carries off all wasted matter and the germs of disease that have teow automobiie, which he had teft out- | been settling in the other organs of the body. diate lelee aaron. caused the “slump” in prices—a manufacturer of the highest repute sold them to O'Neill's to ate, . He repo the theft too tocks fo the police at the Wont Seventeenth Then, with the stomach in this healthy condition, it will be next to a ssible for | Please observe that the values are based not upon to-day’s market values, which are considerably higher, but upon the low ber 7d Bet heraas"Ah i you to suffer from headaches, dizziness and nervousness. In fact, so perfectly: will your prices we paid when our advance purchases were made. If “there are any more such fine furs in the market to-day, which fs er, at his home, Mr. Carpenter was but the outward signs that there is something radically wrong with the stomach; and it is | | °°. Are bond One-Third Under O’Neill’s Usual Prices | wistted by Detective Hawkine of the | StOMac! +h perform its natural functions that you will hardly know you have a stomach at all. doubtful, they would command at wholesale about these prices and would find ready buyers. West One Hundred and Twenty-firth | WIR: Weation, whe demanded of him, ON SALE AT ALL DRUGGISTS. | These Coats, Like All O’Neill’s Furs, Are Fully Guaranteed | “Where is your oar?” For a few mo- The styles, of course, are to-day’s most favored fashions, ments the two men did not understand full lengths, very slightly “shaped,” large, roomy sleeves, deep cuffs and heavy, rolling collars. The details of tailoring and finish are all that the most exacting could wish. ome gnother. Mr. Carpenter th @otective had come to give mation. Hawkins, who did the machine had been stolen, insisted | @ being given the minutes; detalls as te the engineer's movements during the night. At last the truth came out. “The mamber of your ony, 97,00 N. Y.," sald Hawkins, “has been given us aa that used vy four holdup men who did a job io Manhattan avenue to-night. The four drove up in the car, and while one re- maine’ at the whee! the other three pushed «uns into the face of Walk, the taflor, and got away with his gold watch | and chain and eightecn overcoats.” Mr. Carpenter admitte? that was the | aumber of his car. But Hawkins lost what he had thought was an easy clue te the bandits, and the clue Mr. Car. | er got to his machine did not carry very far. $49.50 Russian | $65.00 Russian Ponyskin Coats | Ponyskin Coats $37.50 * $49.50 Handsome New Model. Stunningly Designed. Black Russian Pony Coats, good quality.| | Black Pony Conte, very handsome , well matched skins—brocade of plain | skins, heavy grosgrain silk lining; sizes (#414 lining—all sizes. 14 years to 42 bust. $82.50 Fur Trimmed Pony Coats, $59.50 Russian Pony Coats, with exquisite quality long shawl collars of Natural Coon, Skunk, Coon or Civet. We have some real — Spay y 95 Near-Seal $135 French Seal sensible shoes here Coats ati $69. 50 Coats at . sg $95. 00 ‘Near-Seal Coats of exnuilalte quality, newest] French Seal or Near Beal Coats, new semi- semi-fitted styles. fitted or straight line model. Silane Ape’s Hosteas’s W. ing a Surprise. | CLEVELAND, 0., Nov. 19.—Mins Lugy | Gawyer of Akron, O., who Inst yea gave a dinner to her girl friends with Consul, an eduoated ape, at the table, has surprised her friends and family by y t 3* MRE ie Onees Biak, a vie tahens at or wien wno men of Cleveland. Their marriage took — place in New York Saturday and they y arrived in Cleveland yesterday. Miss| —— are constant y on Gawyer's parents thought she expected — ———a — to marry an Alliance, ©. man, tier) Sunday World Wants Important Special Feature—Sixty of the Newest Fur-Lined Novelty Cloth Coats f father, W. T. Sawyer, Is a former Mayor y a Regular Values 945.00 to $65.00 | haga Work Monday Wonders.! #7 their feet. Full fur collared and fur lined coats. Made of the new English cloth mix- = == i tures. Lined with Siberian squirrel locks, hamster or Auto Coats, of Marmot, Sable, Muskrat, " While Devine the poe ot 8 Haney spree they muskrat. There will be no more of these coats at $ 29 5 O Beaver, Leopard ard Natu’ Raccoon, ssess real comfort nevertheless, st pair ‘i Mealibw Deel esi ge os é ER i - UT hook I ever had on,” was the statement | this unprecedented low price e at the same proporiion of savings. ro) 4 of thegman who tried out the last 50 . O'Neill Main Store—Third Floor Take 22d Strect Elevators, for us for two weeks. : Built of bucks u j OOPPSEPSESSSSSSSSSOO OSS OSS ODR OOOO OOOO, grade Gun Metal Calf. . q eg Or Ae These Handsome | Handsome $6 Brass Lamps iF FALL AND WINTER eo. ° VY ULUSTRATED IN id With Burner, Rin Chi é SENT FREK ANYWHERE ON RE Si i k and hiff » 2, imney 3 9 8 C on and Shade, complete for . j . Dress Blouses Imported Brass Oil Lamps in several Were Regularly $3.95 to $5.95 | ‘viet, fitted with duplex burner, 10-inch ring, chimney and shade. Assorted decora Because there are only a dosen or so of each | tions. left th d's ial oft. Shey ate tepsRed apes! A large assortment of Electric Table At 2 9 5 Lamps, engraved and cut glass shades, and e also some colored, complete with 6-{t. cord, Cammeyer Stamped ¢ ona ert Standards < Hy 6™Ave, pA ra a, compete et ' M ii SY Attractively trimmed waists of black and col- | #! ready to attach. Regular price i rel a. Man Who Smokes b Mili ored ile ab euioa| varae ant high $6.50. Specials...........666. $3.75 ° Doubly lad is the & or low neck, long or short sleeves, Spookie Candle Shades, regular value A : & Cleverly Tailored PureIrish| $3.00 Black Waists | 49c and 59c; spe- a by Linen Waists at $2.00 at $2.00 C3 hat ocr . 25¢ 6 Beautiful hand embroidered desi | Very practical and good looking 60c Silk Candle Shades—au a» of ‘ well aa plain shirt or pleated model. You| aun’s veiling or poplia waista with Goer ROE oe eed ee caer ¢ A will have to see these waists toappreciate| dainty tuckings, button front or Th biitactive designs for ihe C G 6 th U their value, "Never sold for less than| back: all these high neck and long eenesety ne dinner table; special 29 $8.05, sleeves. ter cen ee as a Recent . ry un er S ons O'Neill Main Gtore—Third Floor, O'Neil Hometurnishings Store -Bavement. ¢ °o Established 1820 French Decorative Linens: 25 Per Cent. Saved Glad to smoke this pure old Virginia and Li » Many prise purchases were made for our Thanksgiving Sale of Linens, but this is one of the best bargain phuns of all : North Carolina bright leaf—with its natural tobacco taste. Aged and stemmed and then granulated. Tucks quickly in the pipe—tolls if, indeed, there is any choice—we have made extra value-giving efforts in all sections of the li depart ay " way of being ready for your Thanksgiving and Holiday gift needs. Bees arhertmeny: O Nea 3 VAP es Fa a Si an Asa special offer, during November and December oniy, we will send our new illustra- ted catalog oF these presents FR Just send us your name and address ona postal, In every sack of Lignett & Myers Duke’s Mixture is one and a half ounces of splendid tobaceo and a free present coupon, “O'Neill Main Store Second Floor. These skins were selected from the choicest collections of the markets of the World, and cannot be compared with in darkness of color and luxuriousness of fur. easily into a cigarette, French Hand Made Cluny Lace Trimmed Linens o) With each sack a book of cigarette papers Imported directly from France. Scarfs, Centre Pieces, Doylies, Tea Cloths and Luncheon Cloths. Doylies 6x 6 in., round, doz. 92.75| Centres 24x24 in., round, ea. . $2.25 | Lunch Cloth 72x72 in., round, ea. $13.75 gt: And smokers are glad to get the free Doylies 9x 9 in., round, doz.#4.50| Centres 86x86 in., round, ea. $4.00 | Scarfs 20x36 in., round, ea. $3.50 4 ent coupons enclosed in each 5e sack. These Doylies 12x12 in., round, doz.$7.00| Tea Cloths 45x45 in., round, ea. . $7.25 | Scarfs 20x54 in., round, en, $5.25 p eager are good vip = op gent of pienhs Centres 20x20 in., round, ea. .1.50|Tea Cloths 54x54 in., round, ea. .98.75 | Scarfs @0xieini round icles — cameras, talking machines, » $1.25 Tea Cloths $1.00 Table Linen 65c Table Linen $4.00 Sc (| skates, safety razors, china, furniture, toilet RUSSIAN SABLE =~ hustrion Linen Double Spoke|Full Bleached Heavy Twist Satin| Silver Bleached” German Satin| % | articles, ete. Many things that will delight Hematitched Satin Damask Tea|Damask Table Linen, full 70 inches] Damask Table Linen; excellent wear- br N old or young. Cutlery Prices Are Cut | The Cook Must Have Th In This Sale of Carving Knives, Bread Knives, Etc. Thanksgiving He ps € CARVING SETS AND , Mae Hines ESRANBEBBY LOOKERS —Twe | Cloths; variety of handsome wide; warranted strictly all jing quality; GO inches wide. y Spe pitas Pantalat T9eliinen. “Special, yard 79 | Specal yard... 8c lrparciiors " 6975 You are invited to inspect them. C. G. GUNTHER’S SONS, 801 Fifth Avenue. KNIVES nau, Full size, | Regular price _ CARVING SETS—With » fl a uing tag, handle, 8 pieces, I in ‘copper and | Special 59c¢ steel; 8 gpd, inch thie, nickel, They |, i have the Inferno | _‘Three-quart size, reguler Patent Lamp. | price 81.05. Specs 85c egular price j £9.25," Special, | POTATO PICERS—Heavy quak @ ity Regular price 25¢ hei peal » 19 RRO JELLY MOULDS. Selly Strainers, 0} ATURY WIST, and come (ic fim double CELLULOID HANDLE CAR- can manufacture. Every piece best K PL UG COT, ED. KNIVES, FORKS RETTES, CLIN CIA: VING AND | quality. We sell 6 knives and 6 forks STEELS Complete set in lined | for $8.25 regularly, To- gy Og box, Shelfield ‘steal. | ‘These sets | morrow, 12 pieces for $. for 68.6 COCOBOLO HANDLE STEEL KNIFE AND FORK SETS — Six knives and 6 forks. Regularly BD Poe Nt ca Pook LISS LAL A) ZS Ke. sasued by us Address—Premium Dept. sy = G DISHES. — Set | Gravy Strainers, P: vee: Claiee ick: | ir) and SILVER FOX SKINS. | te yattrefyne Teta 98 a set. Special, per 75 Joey alg ling Moule St. Loute, Mo. ‘ E Sunday World’s Want Directory makes Be oe Se Tos Hasline Grawise ote TY more “Offers of Positions” than any © SB KNIVES | Wades," Regularly 100 each. 7 7 39 Boasting Pans, Your sito other two mediums in the universe. Co A PLD egg abt bite eg Wp the cook ° f eRe wed O'Neill-Adams Co,, Sixth Avenue, ee to aad Suect, New York Ci y EO) {