The evening world. Newspaper, April 9, 1913, Page 12

Seymour etreet, Portman Square, tact ‘Thuredey. Mr. Guest sald: “Lucy ta safe and, Tam giad to say, with friends. It will de Miss Dodge and me the greatest kindness if you now consider the incl- dent closed.” Although denying vigorously that his @aughter-in-law bad been married or that there had been “a man in the case,” Mr, Guest sald he couldn't give any detatis as to the girl's movements since she disappeared. “We hadn't the remotest dea where she went to until late this evening, when in response to @ message I went to @ house not far from Marble Arch, in which she had secured lodging,” he PIE EATERS, READ OF HARMPUL DRUGS IN YOUR DESSERT. RY O00EE FUND : LOST SOCIETY GIRL REANS NHONG John Bigelow’s Granddaugh- ter Sees Stepfather, but strued M jan indic |“hands o Amer! Mra. Florence Kelley, Secretary of rept the National Consumers’ Leagte, at 1 meeting in St. Louts told | | | | ter dye, with Mquid pineapple || flavor. | Zemon Pie—Same as pine- \ at night. apple, except a diferent favored tnt Home Yet. [rua ro eanw own us|] “goatee name || Gus, oF Sousnens ive “The Rosebery” Raincoat ———-_—_ ING, BUT TOOK A MAID ALONG. Takis ‘Pa "3 V | 0 y TIRED OF IDLE LIFE,| *1 saw ation Doase, and it appears * vn mere aiues f Mi 9 8 : tpt sae nets a rer, te Seo or Misses, $8. Sketch of eommunicated with us. He gave an inkling of why Miss Dodge left home when he continued: “Mins Dodge ts perfectly well but has not decided on any particular business or professional appointment yet. She onl: Publication of Reward Offer for Clue to Her Prompts Her to Reveal Herself. —— away from home six da; Asked if the friends April 9—Missing for five notes be traced to the sending point.| A full case a@ye, while « amall army of detectives mi staying were relatives, he re- evarohed hi a country dssecita, dites Lecy B. Doses Sree NOt aE IS BS1.S wits tall you Leaving home with a maid after say- wealthy granddaughter of the late John] ing that she had wearied of the con- ot New York, has been found. ventional life and intended to make her nding of her has proved as mys- own way in the world, Miss Dodge, who fertows as her disappearance from the is twenty-three years of age, set the ei home of her stepfather, the Hon. Lionel| English peerage agog. Step-daughter of | anything G@unst, Postmaster-General, at No. 4 & man who I the brother of Baron A STUBBORN COLDS society throughout the winter. ere easily relieved by | serted in several London newspapers in her whereabouts to her step-father. hal often expressed a desire 8 to her liking. mother, formerly Mra, * a Bigelow| minutes. years ago, after obtain'ng a d!v orce| tains from Charles Stuart Dodge of I’ew York | pare at Bloux Falls, 8. Dak. the food eo 4 to the BARS DOWN FOR CASTRO. | you ee tie testi Government Won't Appeal Decie-/ not That Allows Him Entry. WARD HAD BEEN OFFERED. After detectives “FOUND HERSELF” AFTER RE- | which the missing girl was described as “the granddaughter of @ former Ameri- | ean Ambassador to France and a rela- more—strengthens |tion by marriage to @ British Cabinet Minister.” Body to prevent sickness. ff voase wrote severat notes io her momer and step-father, assuring them that she States when he pleases. Word was| stomach District-Attorney Wise from Attorney- General MoReynolds that appeal is not in the Federal District Court allowing | indigestion. Vip AT aenesiteiios tease tate IER AT ORR me one tt remem ee NING WORLD, Castro te come tn. This decision ruled the finding of the immigration au- thorities barring Castro. Officfals at the Federal Butlding con- McReynolds’s instruction as STOMACH MISERY | JUST \ANISHES, Time It! If what you just ate is souring on your ing of dissiness, heartburn, fulness, nau- sea, bad taste of where she was. In no way could the| headache—this is indigestion. only fifty Geer) Vmeg ‘will thoroughly cure our out-of-or leben Julficient about the house in case some te her recent activity ir London] one else in the family may suffer from social ctrotes, her friends raid that she| stomach trouble or indigestion. y|, Ask your pharmacist to show you the 4|formula plainly printed on these fifty- mn you will understand why het tic trouble of all kinds must go, and why they usually relieve sour, out- Mise Dodge is an only daughter. Her| of-order stomachs or indigestion in five A Dodge, married Mr. Guest about sight | tastes like can wer sufficient to igest and a aeimllaion into the Mood ol ou ‘abl what will please you most is t! you will feel that your stomach and in- ‘ines are clean and fresh, and you will need to resort to laxatives or liver This city will have many orig wd Gen. Cipriano Castro, former President | cranks, as some people will call them, but of Venezuela, can now enter the United | you will be cranky about this splendid prepara yesterday received by United States|try » little for indigestion or gastritis or bet other stomach misery. et some now, this minute, and for- to be taken from Judge Ward's decision | ever rid yourself of stomach trouble and oe WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9, 1918. AND BROOKLYN of President Wilson's ttitude regarding South Hbiies. } Wonderful THURSDAY SPECIAL. No Indigestion, In Everything GLANCE THROUGH THIS LIST of underpriced goods, everything special for Thursday, and note how varied, how needed- now are the goods—then go over it again carefully and make your memos before you come here, as there are so many wonderful bargains that it would be next to impossible to cover the whole field in one day. Make a list of the things you want the most, need the most, and then get here as early as you can, as despite the generous quantities, the little Prices will make these things fly out. of lead, refus- Regular Price, $13.00 Tha cea Special for Thursday THE CELEBRATED PRIESTLEY’S ENGLISH WATERPROOF COAT, astylish, nobby garment, strictly rainproof, though the fabrics contain no rubber whatsoever—making them soft and silky, without the slightest odor, and possessing the graceful qualities called for in the garments of the day and not found in the ordinary raincoat. There are two models in the sale—the set-in sleeve or raglan, with convertible collar. For girls 14 to 16 years, sold as a special on Thurs- day only at $8.98; regularly $13.00. Second floor, center, Centre! Butldiag. in mouth and stomach of Pape's Diapepsin costs stomach, and leave in rmiess and though each dose con- eat; besides it makes you je with a healthy appetite; or constipat . tion, too, if you ever Women’s $6.50 Serge Dresses, $4.49 THURSDAY SPECIAL, $1.00 All Silk Tub Silks, 79c Yard was all right, but not giving en iniling ONEILLADAMS Co eo Just a Question of rh @ Complete to the last detail, our newly enlarged Mee rari volume of iness. \ pb he om ee sre ta Ek Lae, “Cor haters seatinee ¢ In stlecting everything—all styles of Vi accessories. Notice the P demonstrated in connection with your style of Victrola. In everything, use our Victor service as your own. $15 $25 $40 $50 COMBINATIONS of the Victrola, Pooley Cabinet and Victor Records are now sold on a time pay- ment plan as follows: Victrola VIII (oak case only) price $40, a Pooley Cobian, price $is, and six 10-inch double-f: records (your selection), wo! ¢4.60—total value, You may have this combination yr C0) See prremeee: and 0s © Weeks Ser 06 weeks. Victrola IX (oak, mahogany, or weathered oak case), peice 050, a $15 special Art Cabinet, and six 10-inch, double-faced qeeence Gow eciestion),. worth A — otal i value bain ‘ou may have this combination for $3.50 it paymen and $1 a week for 66 weeks. Victrola IX (oak, mahogany or weathered oak case), price $50, with an $18 Pooley Cabinet and $4.50 worth of rec- _ ords (oar selection)—total value $72.50. We ‘will deliver this combination for $4.60 first it and $1 a week for 68 weeks. ictrola IX (oak, mahogany, or weathered oak case), price $50, with a i235 Pooley Cabinet and six 10-inch double-faced records, (yourselec- tion). worth $4.50—total value $79.60. This combination for $7.60 first payment and $1.50 a week for 48 weeks. The Pooley Record Cabinet _ By a sliding frame and an ingenious, simple lever, the Pooley Cabinet keeps your records Indexed, pigs nts the one you want in an in- stant and invariably replaces the record under its correct number. They are artistic and built for years of hard usage. The most practical K methodof caring for your records. Youneed one. Filth Floor, Main Building. 22d St. Elevators Victrola XVI, $200 Which Victrola? Victrola section is ready to handle by the phenomenal growth of our Victor for an unlimited service. ure customers will find it as a grateful discovery. Our aim—to make folks go out of their way to buy Victor material at O’Neill’s. here, there’s but one question for you—which Victrola? We have ictrolas—a complete Victor Record library and all. Victor - Record Cabinets described below. Come and see them Nowhere else in the city will you find fairer or more convenient terms for payment. A SPECIAL lot of women’s all-woo! serge Dresses, made in latest styles, nicely tailored FIRMLY WOVEN, splendid quality and an assortment of stripe effectss CGY pillored and trimmed with plald silk. In navy, Brown and black. None } | isoi.2.iy rast color; $2 inches wide. “ 98c to $1.25 Plain and Fancy Silks, 69¢ A miscellaneous lot of plain, fancy and corded silks, evening and street colors, specially priced for quick dispersal. Btrest floor, West Building, Women’s Evening Dancing Frocks, $10.98 to $16.50 A REMARKABLE variety of bel dace colors; silk, shadow lace, chiffon and garnitures of roses and bugle trimming; all at a fraction of the actual cost to make them. None C. O. D. or on approval. Second floor, Central Building. TT .nURSDAY SPECIAL | 300 Waists for Women, 98c Each those usually found in Waists at $1.98. Swiss, others in crossbar lawn or striped silk mull; fot in every pattern. eonnd floer, Livingston strest, Conteal Butlétng, [THURSDAY eeciaL | 3,000 Pairs Silk Gloves, 49c Pair THIS IS A REMARKABLE OFFER, with the demand for silk Gloves greater than & has been for years. It is an Corrie ality, double finger Ae eed Glove in white and black—the correct for the popular three: eclal at 40; sleeves. A Thur: al Ic. Sold on speck thie" in East Building, centre, near the elevator. Women’s *°o,“Trimmed Hats, $2.95 SMART HEMP SHAPES, with vetvet and fruit or flowers for trimming; styles are very new and jaunty, all colors. 7 gen Blue Ostrich Plumes, $2.95, $3.95, $4.95 Very scarce; we have just secured a special lot; on br 0, $8.00 and 94.95 Fine French Chip Shapes, $1.95 i Newest sailors and mushroom effects, all the Gesired blues, coars | and black. $1.25 A", Black Storm Serge, 89c SPONGED, SHRUNK AND SPOTPROOF. A fede quality of the popular Storm Serge, regularly $1.25; firm, close weave, 50 inches wide, excellent black. Street floor, Livingston street, Central Building. Baby Coats, Hats and Dresses At Special Little Prices Children’s $4.50 Spring Coats, $2.98 An excellent showing of Coats, in sizes 2 to 5 years. Stylish $3.50 Hats at $1.98 Made especially to wear with the foregoing coats. $1.25 Pretty Dresses, 69¢ In plaid, checks and stripes; all colors; sizes 2 to 5 years. Second floor, Fulton etrest, a THURSDAY SPECIAL. Women’s $22.95 Stylish Spring Coats, $12.95 A LARGE VARIETY of styles and materials in Coats suitable for all figures, including a number of styles for extra small women; an excellent opportunity to procure a fine Coat for very little money. All sizes from 32 to 44 bust measure. } Second floor, Central Building, | THURSDAY @PECIAL. | 15c fins, Cotton Suiting, IIc AN EXCELLENT WEIGHT linen finished canvas weave Suiting, in all the best French Itnen shades; an attractive and durable fabric for Sprisg and Summer Suits; 28 inches wide. 8c Apron Gingham, 6c a Yard A& S. special Apron Gingham in the favorite blue and white checks; indigo dye, fast colors. Store orders only. pay floor, West poll 98¢ Imported Faille de Laine, 59c ALMOST HALF PRICE for this fashionable Spring fabric, 40 inches wi wool. Colors are golden brown, seal brown, ead gray, eer h lr! reseda, myrtle, pose, cream, navy blue and black. Street floor, Weet Building, Women’s “2.0 Low Shoes, $1.98 Shoes, in various shapes and leathers in the various styles 8 broken; also. 400 pairs all told. ‘Come and Becond floor, West Building, are vel ri le size rani a in ees and wey width share. $8.98 3-Piece Clock Sets, $5.98] BRONZE and ormolu finish, 8-da; ranteed t +1 po al gold y y gual movement and 98-inch $7.85 Cathedral Art Glass Gas Chandeliers, $5.98 22-inch dome, with 8-panel glass crown, in amber or plete with a ettachments and bead fringe to match. a ae Subway floor, Central Bufiding. [THURSDAY SPECIAL. | Women’s $22.50 Tailored Suits, $15 A CHOICE ASSORTMENT of materials and styles. In the lot are t - away and semi-Norfolk and smart plain tailored effects. The colors see A brown, several shades of blue, Oxford and tan; all Suits lined with peau de cygne; allgizes from 32 to 44 bust measure. None C. 0. D. or on approval. Rlecond fiver, Cemtrai Wullding, $1 ems Col’d Skirting Fiannel, 40ct ALOT of silk embroidered Skirting Flannel, all wool, black on red, black on P navy, white on red, white on black, etc.; have been selling at $1.00, now 48¢, a yard. : ed silk and woo! and cotton and wool Shirtings, non-shrinkable; ipa selling »* 75¢, and 98¢., now re, . have ‘Dat Building. Table Cloths, $1.69 Each HEMMED all linen bleached pattern Table Cloths, 66x82 inches, very closely priced at $1.69. ‘ $1.49 to $2.49 Fancy Linens, 98c and $1.49 lot decorative linens, consisting of Centrepieces, Scarfs ant Dollies, all more or less soiled. Street Moor, Lévingston street, Kast Bulldiang. A Furniture Store Special $3.00 Folding Card Tables, $2.00 MAHOGANY FINISH, 30-inch square top, covereg with green imitation leather. : Fourth Moor, Oustral Building. Oxi2 Feet Rugs Men’s Reversible Four-in-Hands, 15¢ PLAIN COLOR Four-in-Hands, in twelve of the best shades; made In a reversible sbape and of a good quality poplin. In a good Men's Fancy Shirts, 65c / Priced one-quarter to one-third less than they should be. Tapestry Brussels, $13.60 instead ‘Axminster, $17.09 Instead of Woven madras soft Shirts, with double cuffs, striped designs, in all the best Of IG colorings, standard grade of fabric and 4. well made; sizes 14 to 17 inche: Velvets, $15.00 instead of $19.50, Men's $10 and $15 Raincoats, $6.50 and $0.85: *