The evening world. Newspaper, January 2, 1913, Page 5

AY LIFE BLIGHTED ANSUNAY MEADOWS Mrs. Andrews Says Husband) Pined for the Country, and She Sues, that wilted and | 1 to the suntese | tall apartment ‘A. pastoral ron 404 when tranvple ee a separation WM Brought in the Supreme Court. to- Gy by Mrs. Madeline M. Andrews, | @eupivter of a wealthy Brooklyn con- teeetor, against her young husband, Al- | Rent Wisner Androws, who has returned | te Rie parents on the famous Andrews | Mate at Goshen. i} Go long as the youns people breathed | fie dear air of 0 County their Gemestic tife thrived. That tasted eight Menthe. But the city, points out, is no oourtry squire, whos ead cows and other thin Been bred in the bone for elh ations. Mra/Andrews asks $150 a month | alimony and the custody of her elgh- | teen-months-old child, She was summering her father, Edward No. 35 Carlton aveni Goshen two years ag young Andrews. The Andrews Was two miles away, but that | ing space was soon Cupid's speedw over which the young man raced fan trotters several times a day. He won the heart of the city girl, and one afternoon she jumped into young Andrews's racing sulky and they drove to Middietown, where a minister mar- ried them. Some weeks later the young! couple made known their secret. For nearly a year they lived on the} McCormick estate at Goshen, entertain. | ing freely and living happily. 1 opportunity to engage in business in ere New York jured Andrews from his coun- tty home and he and his wife went to the McCormick home In Brooklyn. Later | @partment house. ‘LOVE THAT THRWED they moved to One Hundred ami Wighty- feventi street, Washingtonville, where they started housekeeping in a big From this moment, acoording to the complaing drawn py Thomas H. Smith, Mra. Andiews's iawyer, life in the city ews pleaded with him to re- he refused, she says, An- served In the sult at Goshen last week, but has so far falled to make anewer., ¢ ee GOV. WILSON SHUTS OUT JERSEY AND JOB-SEEKERS. Door of Executive Office at Tren- ton Closed for Second Time is Term. For the second his administration, Gov, Wilson 1 the big oak door leading into his vate office at the State House to-day. This was done, he «aid, because he intended to devute the day to national affairs, rather than those of New Jersey. He spent che morning dictating letters Hl The oniy othe: the door was Gordon, the Go} his hate, asion upon wthioh | wan when Sam 5 mesenger, cut After Measles Whooping Cough _ or Scarlet Fever is a critical period—weakened throats, delicate bronchial tubes and unsound lungs often follow; sometimes impaired sight or hearing. But if SCOTT'S EMULSION és taken promptly and regularly after the fever subsides it quickly and effectually re- stores appetite, strength and flesh, F Scott's Emulsion the elements nature contains reqaunes to reste suund headth MIGHIGAM FURNITURE CO Weekly Opens ja, acute or chro! agaralg a, rons THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 32, 1918. diy As standard for Istyle and quality so high that no man became Iikaame to A "2 ‘rmiWwho knows ever eam an & oe StiONS This 100-Piece Set with Every $1 CREDIT TERMs: $8 °7" 88 ones DROMDT. SAFE RELIEF OR YOUR HEAD PAINS Dinner Parchese 75 Evenings an Accomt 75° * 100 Untit9 2174-37 AVE | BETIIBEI9™ST | | | The Mild Weather Is to Blame Guzy FRrRERES) For the past 36 years one of the leading Man- ufacturers and Retailers of high grade Furs. 22 West 23d Street The Most Remarkable Mark Down Fur Sale 21 West 34th St reet Ever Held Entire stock to be sacrificed; some sold at a small loss, others at one-half of what they cost to make. Every garment perfect; fully worth the original price and is protected by our guarantee. These Prices Have Never Been Equalled $55 Russian Pony Coats, 19.75 Smart, stylish coats, made of Leipzig dyed, moired Russian pony skins, full 54 ¢ inches Jong, richly lined; | regular $55 value $100 Natural Russian Coats $100 Russian Marmot Coats 6100 French Seal Couts $125 Hudson Dyed Seal Coats $150 Trimmed Hudson Dyed Seal Coats $200 Genuine bisam Coats (Dyed Musk 6228 Leopard = Skin Coats, Beaver Collar & Cuffs $300 Civet Cat Motor Coats 6300 Genuine Persian Comte 6500 Genuine Persian vouse 6650 Natural Vastern coals tail and large 19.75 | Poms’ $42.50 45.00 49.50 62.50 74.50 84.50 129.50 137,50 $100 Silver Kit Voi $100 Genuine Mir $25 Blue Wolf Se $25 French Seal $40 Red Fox Sets $50 Pointed Fox Seal vat Motor $60 Genuine Scoic! 925,00) $125 Genuine White bor sot» Mish $190 Natural hue 375.00 | 6200 Genuine Visher ret» $30 NaturalRaccoon Sets, 10.00 Beautiful animal scarf, with head, paws and natural muff; entire set lined with | la guaranteed satin; value $30° $20,00 Persian Paw Paw Sete $40 Black Wolf Sets $40 Black Fox Sets $50 Natural Skunk Sets $55 Civet Cat Sets $00 Sitka Fox Kets $75 Silver Cross Pox Sets semi-bolster ; 10.00 $7.75 11.50 12.50 12.75 17.50 19.50 24.50 24.50 24.50 29,50 29.75 37.50 42.50 49,50 62.50 84,50 95.00 ts Sets Sets hh Mole Seto kh hele nh Pets Vor Pete ooo 000 0 00 00100510 ONEILL- Januar Sixth Avenue, 20th to 22d Street White a few of the thousands of items that could be clusively for O’Neill’s. The purchasing power of one dollar was never greater than it is at . Look Over These $1 —, Undergarments at 69c Night Robes—Made in muslin and cambric, in‘Empire, Hubbard and chemise styles. All are rettily trimmed with laces and ribbons, Se- lection includes high and V-shaped necks with tucked yokes, embroidered. Value $1.90. Combinations—Made in cotton and cam- bric skirt or drawers; trimmed with dainty lace and embroidered. An unusual offering for the price. Princess Slipe—Made in cambric, with lace trimming and embroidered. Yokes are tucked, Drawers—O! cotton, cambric or nainsook; fine Hamburg ruffles; some have lawn ruffles with lace insertions and Corset Covers—An unusually wide variety Chemises—Skirt length, made in nainsook. The yokes and skirts are trimmed with lace of a | of dainty styles in fine nainsook. All bode 4 pleasing pattern. | trimmed with laces and embroidery medallions. All of These Garments Special at 69c Other Night Other Other Gowns Combinations Petticoats at 39c to $2.95 | at 50c to $2.95) at 59c to $3.95 Values 50c. to $4.00. Values 79c. to $4.00. Values 79¢, to 84.50. January Clearance Sale Women’s Sweaters and Women’s and Misses’ Knit Undexwear For Women's 92.98 Sweaters. : With pr without collars, plein andfancy weaves; red, gray and white; fitting ex- cellent, with roll collar or V neck. Children's s0c Aviation Caps—Large variety of colors, all sizes, pretty style. Former price, 50c, Reduced to Clearance price... . 35c Women's 50c Underwear—All women's Ribbed Cotton Underwear, including vests, pants and union suits that were formerly priced 50c. 39 c Clearance Sale price..... . Woi "a Swiss Ribbed Lisle Vests, also ce trimmed pants, all 5c and 29¢ 19 c womer qualities, marked for clearance at All Children’s s0c and 6Sc Merino Vests, in many styles, oll si in white and natural . 35c and 45c fancy . and width. . . wid 2ie a yard, to 60c » yard; yatde ce... =I ESI “We Give Surety Stamps Free With All Purchases and Redeem Them in Merchandise =! ESIO® ‘e ais 4 - Sale Offering That Will Command F.very Woman’s Attention Just to show what great values there are to be found in O'Neill's great January White Sale, we have selected Remember that there are hundreds of lots at various prices from which to select. from the best masufacturers. The garments are of the latest models and many of them are fashioned after advance patterns. Many of them were made.ex- Some of ‘he Hundreds of Rare Bargains That Cannot Fail to Command Your Attention tae wr # Shopping Centre AMS Co, ot -¥ ; a | a quoted showing similar unprecedented reductions. All the garments ‘ncluded in O'Neill's January White Sale are fresh present at O'Neill's. Every department abounds in exceptional offerings. A Few of the $1.50 Garments at $1.00 Night Robes—Twenty different models to select from. All are prettily trimmed with laces and fine embroidery work. Some have low necks, others high nec! These are made of cotton, cambric and nainsook. White Petticoats—Unsurpassed in value and materials. Made with cambric tops and shed with ruffles of fine embroidery with bon beading. Many have fancy lace trim- ruffles, Combinations and Chemises—Splendidly made, of nainsook and cambric, with pretty lace trimming and embroidery work. Princess Slips—An exceptionally wide variety of dainty styles. Some are trimmed with lace, others have embroidery trimmimg. Parisian patterns, with pretty lace trimmings. Sizes for every one. ‘ Materials of nainsook. These may be had in,all Corset Covers—Made after those dainty| sizes and in an assorted variety of patterns. All of These Garments Special at $1.00 Other Other Other Drawers Corset Covers Chemises ONeilt Main Stere—Third Fleer. Also Special Counters on the Main Fleer, Ribbo January Clearance Sale Miles and miles of high quality ribbon of terns in every color and Odds and Ends of Ribbons, mostly dark — shades; widthe: values 1c to 1c a yard; special at, yard..... IC Fancy Ribbons, 514 inches in dark combinations; value ard; special at, aes oe height Satin-striped and Jacquard Sash, 7 inches wide; value 45c epee {1 $0c to 91.50 Fancy Ribbons, at 19c to 69c | at 19c to $1.50) at 69c to $1.00 Values 29¢. to 81.00 Values 20c. to 82.00. Values 89c. to $1.50., January Clearance Sale Clearing Women’s New $3.50 Shoes at $2.20 Every pair new, perfect, up-to-date and of the faultless style and excellence typical of O’Neill’s Footwear. The most desired styies as you will notice. Women's 50¢ plain -pat- Gunmetal kid\. (} top button shoes, the smart thing to vriees Storm feta Gunmetal | 5 Rubbers, 39c | serzeet fo ;ssus!” Gunmetal button shoes; just a little dressy, very ing for day wear. All of them have welted Cuban heels. 83.50 yp sions. cloth op Misr Odd Lots of Slippers—Less Than Half — 6 to B inches wide; special Women’s 02.00 to 94.00 Slippers; Chitfen’, i Manufacturer's Throw-Out of Children’s Ribbed Cotton at, yard... nits SOCL —trocee tats ta ectored id, ‘eatin, | —Minsen’ noes tease t208 Slippers Vests—All sizes. All $5c and 5c vests marked to Clearance price, 25c O'Neill Matp Storo—First Moor, | suede and patent Irather, ored slippers, C Friday, Clearance price, pair......... 98c pair : ‘ Male O’Neill’s Big Store for Dad and the Boys Ready To-Morrow with Another Big Lot of Men’s $18.00 to $25.00 Winter Suits & Overcoats Including the very popular Belted Back, Shawl Collar Overcoats of Chinchilla and other swagger materials, woollens—as well as forty other styles of suits and overcoats, O'Neill Main Store, Firet Floor and the newest London model sack suits.of new Men's Suits, in all-wool cheviots, cassimeres and wors- ted, in the newest effects of grays, browns, blues, ete, in fancy mixtures, peneil stripes and plain colors. Suits are in the new English models of single and double breasted styles, also conservative styles, All sizes 34 to 42. Buy Now— | Pay Later Men's$2.50 & $3 Hats Value 25.00 ‘Tuxedo style, with the newest shaped lapel |] Venetian cloth and are perfect Hitting . peor ond black, bend of otk mb Hon, eatin lined Vreneh Velto Black brown Janam awl 5 $2 and $2,50 Scotch Tweed Mate, $1.29 \4"" ul portant but tuo 4 ty ales eninge, meme wh eyelet ew Wh ve with wilh ewent baud Ave, & od hele Deu e Whe Phare tot HOd and the Bove Men’s Full Dress and Tuxedo Suits, $12.50 Bn allewood bhick viene Dias (mele Hie Phare te Had and HEE O'Neill Adoms Co,, Sinth Avenus, 20h tu 24d Buscel, New York Cily Sa EO) Men'sOvercoats, innovelty mixtures, in g brown and tan cheviot overcoating, with the new Scotch effects, in plaid back; made in the new- est models of English guard and the storm styles; some with convertible collars. Also other styles in black St, G Kersey Overcoats, made with’ fly and velvet collars, Sizes, $4 to 42, é Cash or Credit | Men’s $1.50 Pajamas at cul in the newest models of dress and ilk edits ave lined with high-grade at Madeol hue madias, pereales andeotton pougee Cut hort al Ik, buttons are otyle Aw eavelle ' te Nght blue, pink, and othe Kiguree on abt grounds, all sees Bpeeial | Men's 75¢ Night Shirts 7 M 4 ality mudin, out fyil bengtl, with large A with colored bwaisde, also fine quality elie Alleles, Ryernal ot © area ithe 11 29 Ub Boeke te hae wilh, pantored