The evening world. Newspaper, February 4, 1913, Page 5

XN ——— “NAGGER,” H TOACTION OF WIFE, WHOASKSS12500 Who's Who in Live Stock Fig- ures in the J. P. McDon- alds’ Litigation. The who's who of the five stock on the MdDonald farm neat Knoxville, Tenn., ig @nder discussion again to-day in the oak of Mrs, Edith E. McDonald against James PB MoDonald, railroad builder, be- five Bapreme Court Justice Gavegan and @ ern Myre MoDonaié already has a ares of eeparation from her husband, t ri £ ft itl eqes hake f RATLROADS IN THE SEMI- TROPICS. who built the New York, end Boston Railroad and if extensive railway contracts end Haeyti, denies that the @elonged to bie wife, He cays the Welkill Land Company, i over owned purehased the farm, in whose the title stands, MeDonald was the widow of Delacey Evans when she mar- MeDonald in 102. @he alleged that her marriage McDonald got thi $1,000 in two instalments which he assigned her the ture in their home at No. 1 West hth street. Most of the ¢urni- @are was ehipped to the farm at Knox- ‘Ville, whore they later went to live. She aage that she stocked the farm with her @wn money. Mrs. McDonald testified that in 1910 @ fire burned their house in Orange County, and she then came to New York amd told her husband she wished to eell the livestock. MoDonald agreed to give her $5,000 for it, she said, but iater, when he was sailins for Europe, said ho had learned that her receipts for the stock had been destroyed in the fire and (hat he would pay her nothing. On his return he appeared to have changed his mind, und toid her to gell the stock, as ue did fot want it, She went to the farn), she testified, but his agent re- fused to permit her to take anything away, saying he had been ao instructed vy Mabonald, McDonald took the stand and said he Was still a railroad contractor. He eald he and his wife hed an apartment at No. 1 West Sixty-ninth etreet, and DIDN'T WANT TO BOTHER WITH SERVANTS, “When we left the Sixtr eighth street Reuse we packed up our furniture and @emt & to Knoxville My wife sald she 4 not want to live in @ fat and be with servants.” “Did she give you %00 on two differ- emt eocasions?” asked Mr Osborne. “he never gave me one cent,” replied MeDeonald, ‘but I gave her $3,000 at one an account at a bank did you assign your furniture to for a loan by her to you for $1,000?" ehe was always nagging me. afraid my relatives would furniture if I died in Bouador, or Hayti, or anywhere else; te elf from continuous nag- I made over the furniture to her. ENUINE lll | Wy, To-Day and To-Morrow \ \iamond Rings “19 » 400 monds purchnsed from changed at full value or lese ten ver vent. within charge wi 7 Mamonan 0.00, ca Se eS nner Seay a Entesiy Cem” Mamonde in| half the price a over halt ‘ait — THE EVENING W . In New York’s Shopping Center Have 43,897 Men and Women O’Neill’s Another Point Members of our Household’ Club are entitled to “Surety Stamps,” one stamp for each 100 purchase, A filled book is worth $2.50 in goods free. Cash Prices Members of our Household Club buy at cash prices and are allowed to take advantage of all special sales reductions. Household Club! {| —and now we have started a campaign to admit 1,000 more members AT ONCE! YOU should join O’Neill’s Household Club at once, because— (1) Members of O’Neill’s Club can buy Furniture, Rugs, Curtains, Refrigerators, Vacuum Cleaners or an ome Furnishings they desire at CASH PRICES and arrange convenient terms of payment. (2) Members of O’Neill’s Club choose their wants from the best goods to be found anywhere. Glance at this partial list of the manufacturers who make our The Best Proo Of the helpfulness of O’Neill’s Household Club Plan is the fact that more than 10,000 men and women have re- of New York housewives have written us volun- testimonials detailing just how the wonderfully helptul Club Plan solved their h me, office and institution for furnish- ing problems. Wo receive a mailbag full every day. Thousands of These Letters on File in the Club Plan Office Joining O'Neill’s Club is merely another form of openi: a dignified charge account. 4 coe friends to us, and these in turn have formed something like en . erin * Get What You Want When You Want It— Endless Chain | sui ote aes Furnt ee ing pn is oi « | Philadelphi call Lace Co, | ad Make Payments at Intervals. Club of satisfied enthusiastic Club] Mfichigan Chair Co.| _ ture Co. partial list yi try (tae Orinoco Mills. members Buy at Cash Prices, members. Royal Furniture Co. | High Furniture Co. | Bigelow Carpet Co.|John Bromley & | Stead & Miller. Weinberg & Co. It hook is gaything atte Phoenix Furniture|Grand Rapids Fur- | W, J. Whittal. Sons, bert Lewis "i Li your home Furalture, Floor Cov: | Go, niture Co. Hardwick & Magee.|Greenwich Co, _| Robert Ieewis Tapes-| Cheater Lace Co. ig Box, Vacuum Meats Furniture | Grand Rapids Chair | Hartford Carpet Co. | Wilds, Nairn & Arm- try Riverdale M'f’g. Co. Cleanere—Anything from Cutlery 10. Co. strong. Bromley M’f’g. Co. | W. J. Pingston. to Carpete— Join the Household Club at Once! Offices on the Balcony, Main Floor. (3) Members of O’Neill’s Household Club are entitled toStamp Coupons with their purchases. Every filled book is redeemable for $2.50 in goods Free! (4) Members of O’Neill’s Household Club are al- Furniture Clu lowed to take advantage of all special sales, thereby getting the advantage of special and reduced prices. (a Joining O'Neill’s Household Club is only opening another kind of a dignified charge account. Picture Framing One-third Less—This Week Look over the house now, and most likely you will find favorite picture that would be the better for a new frame, an have it done this week, because it will cost so much less. We have 1,423 Different Styles of Picture Mould’: All new, each appropriate to some artistic use, a neat litth half-inch antique wood Tor a small brown carbon dr a photo- gravure and all the styles and sizes from that to a richly designed gold burnished moulding for a large oil painting. Our guarantee goes with every frame, whether it is 25c or $60.00. This means that the frame will be in keeping with the (4 ong esbiece of the picture, and that it will be skilfully made and fitted, We also have ex; s who restore Oil Paintings and re- finish old frames. The prices for this work are also reduced one-third—for one week. O'Neill Main Store—Fourth Floor, Buy This on the b Plan Special Offer of the Famous “Crown” Vacuum Cleaner at $15.00 Buy One on the Household Club Pla $198.25 Dining Room Suite, $147.00 This beautiful dining room suite exemplifies the last word in artistic furniture craftsman- ship Made of the best quartered Indiana white oak, fumed a rich nut brown shade. The decora- tions are made to represent inlaid marquetry—and by the newly discovered process the work is done so Connie that it is next to impossible to detect it from genuine costly inlaid wood. Con- struction, finish and the lines throughout are characteristic of Grand Rapids furniture—and at the price quoted this is undoubtedly eqval to the best value we have ever offered in high class dining room furniture. Descriptions of the different pieces in the suite follow:x— and £2 inches deep. BUFFET—It is 54 inches lon, EXTENSION TABLE—It has a 46-inch round top; Has a French plate glass, 44 inches long by 10 inches pedestal base; shaped legs and feet; heavy box wide. One large en two small drawers in base, the|top; patent hardwood extensions; fitted with a» high smallest drawer being lined for silver, &c.; | raised | grade table lock. Reg. Price 837.00, at $27.00. paiea in closet doors; nickel caster. Reg. Price $51.00, SIDE CHAIRS—They have heavy box seats and CHINA CLOSET—It {s 60 inches high and 87 inches | Comer braces; three broad spindles in back; the base d is thoroughly braced; has a slip seat covered in high wide: wood back. It has three shelves with double| 7 .ijc genuine Spanish leather.” Neg. Price $8.00, ot $6.00. ARM CHAIR-It has broad, comfortable arms; three broad spindles in back; has a slip seat covered with a high grade of genuine Spanish leather; box frames corner the base is thoroughly braced. Reg. Price eee is easy working, moves lightly and needs no electrical attachment {t works by hand. ‘The “Crown” will keep your : home spotlessly clean and healthful th ‘round, ae \ Does away witl It will get int brooms, dusters, etc. 10 all possible nooks and corners and will clean them of all dust and germs. It is ny strongly built, but of very simple construction and can be very easily see in about 8 seconds—on account of its ject dust separator. T' rved handle allows ease of operation and eliminates backache. The Special Price is ¢15\00—Finished in green enamel, with high nick- elled top, bese, handles and nozzles, ‘The outfit includes 12 feet of wire woven hose, one carpet ni id one upholstery nozzle. ‘The best value in vacuum cleaners that we have ever announced. Remember, you can purel one on our Club Plan of Easy Payments. Don’t Overlook Thie Sale of Linens Prices Less Than Present Import Cost 1,000 Yards of Austrian Table 500 Round Scalloped Pure Damask, of extra heavy weiant,| 86c Scotch Linen Satin Dam- Yard a yard value. Special at Muslin Sheets. Limited number of extra heavy, full bleached, it grooves ao that the closet can be decorated in the most artistic manner; glass ends; has a double glass door, fitted with a lock and key; nickel caster. Reg. and 41 inches high; broad shelf in ba: indies; nickel casters. Reg. Price $23.5 PN, Midwinter Sale of BLANKETS at Special Prices $6.00 Marlborough Blenheim — This Special Offers in Rugs Anattractive assortment of Fibre Rugs | number of pleasing bed- rugs are Lenten Foods A Ust of Wholesome and Delicate Foode for the Lenten Table WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES Mackerel Bright, plump, fat ang Herring Tho Surety Norwee Fieh aversging of @ pound, with no heads or tals: 12.98 Each Ne Mail Orders. lors, “I tien, averesin; full | sized - wool $3.89] silver, bleached; every thread | ask Table Cloths, with Sanitary, Odorless and. Durable. Py lal BE blanket has been 3: used in weaving pure linen; full handsome circular floral de- Also Japanese patterns. i in To large ting, re \y Tes, specially — under- od for this oc— casion, Full-sized Wool Blanket 70-inch width. The regular $1.35 signs. Very smart for circular dining tables. Special at.... Crash Towelling. 2,600 yards of heavy, close woven, all-linen Palle, ®Be, 51h. pall Fibre Rugs 9x12 feet at $8.75 with pink and blue borders. | round thread Muslin Sheets, made from regular | Barnsley crash towelling; full 18}4-inch width; Value $10.08 ; | A serviceable blanket, val-] 214-yard wide sheeting; neatly finished with tie cecnlee @5-cent grade. Special to- 1 7146x1014 feet at $6.95 ) ue 84.25. Special at $3.25] one and three-inch hems. Regular 80c 58c morrow, at, YATd...... cece eee ee eee 5c Value 89.00 Fine California Wool] gerade. Special at, each ‘O'Neill Main Store—Hecond Floor. The wite i N Wool Mission Petes crney aad Half Pri . $ ea bite borders, Value 67:25 ufc’ Nottingham Lace Curtains Rugs ae to-morrow. New Special at 98.25 Discontinued Patterns Several hundred pairs of discontinued designs in these famous lace curtains will be cleared awa; Fest Gyall and fresh stock—an occasional pair slightly soiled inbandling. Generous assortment of patterns, including Renaissance, 9x12 feet at $12.00 BARI Bed Comfortables Brats, Cluny, Trish Point and pavely effects. a ie . aa Regular Price @18.00 Fail aspen 2 ; Cold ther bargains in Values at Values at | Values at Values at | Values a 4 spear nes ‘one of our leading lines of | 87¢ pair elaspaic | 91.50pair | ¢2.00paie | 92.75 pa Colonial Rag | 2h" | i + comfortables in Persian and floral effects. Regu- larly $3.50 quality at $2.98. Full sized silkoline covered Sunfast Madras Drapery Curtains| Renaissance and Arabian Lace Bed Sets fj Extre quality French net with bolster Faad ok to mate! 4 jal at, Shoown Rugs Biome new and novel mixtures tn there dedrable Rag Rugs, All ey pore ok lor pee furnishing, An exceptional showing of most popular designs—some that are particularly suitable for mission rooms. Special at ir ag '9ene ola Val If tines chia eat 3°, old “Label, vin’ nls quarter ting, this axle. Ue torent 909400" 85-00 und and bed somloctables. att! $5.00, 96,25 and $7.50 pair Values 86.90, $8,00 and $15.00 0x12 feet at 67.75 — e desirable comfo: ie ° ; Value 60.50 “A for cold weather, Th ovelty Braid Curtains, at . ; pies eee eee emular 81,75 kine : Made pos quality net, either white of ra ‘ $ 1.50 114x10}4 feet at ¢5.00 prey ETA Special at 91.49 $2.50 Pair Value 96.80 O'Nelll Main Mtore—-Fourth Fleer,