The evening world. Newspaper, April 15, 1913, Page 10

ann remem ates a ee ae en 44 the Portage pian. Tescarora-Nevada Rece Forced 4 } HS LINGLE {ent oxher wuiiene imateral at te $12,000,000 MINE | MINE FAILURE: ; “But the time Uncle John really got ‘ the Portege folks good and angry was by 906,000 | in 1910 when he tol the local newspan@rs| Henry Stanley Haskins of No. 2 he Wes about to finance @ grand Ol | Rector street was to: appointed re. the od man. Suddenly some little dis- Ses Me fy pS a bs: kf pute arose over the printing and he again * y Mel ; Conducted b Up the whole thin. The Portage| McKenna and Williem F. Grell, ree folks had been all worked up over thelr | CAtver® for the Manhattan Securities “DAG you ever see your uncle 4 «| mines on which there are mortgages Mr, Alexande: are the Dexter, Grand Prise, Eira, Big thing frrattonal?”* ask der two occasions. One day in aewhen Tt on there T found Unele We cannat impress upon you too firmly Says Oil Operator| emit Kent ve fee Receiver sale to Newspapers He |fihsi'aya'arr antes WITH PIMPLES $1.00 Corsets were persecutl: the Thee. ! Was Backing Hospitals mt That he hed dectaed to be the go Mgt hehe rl sie Receivers’ Sale 5 4H he would turn stow ‘pointers in the matter of inex-| the Sends ware sever tt ihe players. Publicity to the late P. T. Rar- sanitarium. ‘Wes the opinion expressed by| “The second time in July, 1911, Alexander, Mr. Martin's nephew, | when his wife, Mre. Eimitie Martin, who the witness stand to-day in the to's Court. . Alezander was called to testify figure. Cut Laghiaattan Ts long... of the W. C. T. U. for many years. died at Lencester, Pa. On the dey of ended ote | ant Lanse, Pate yo |r my foe th fs Muslin Underwear Gerrogate Charles H. Beckett, | torth trom the house to the depot in his rd Ave., é i 300 DRAWERS of for the seven stfers and one! automotile, meeting the arriving guests . 9 fing nainsook: deen ef the dead man, who are con-|and then driving them about the coun- . - Hounce of embrol- 25e|; |; 9 will which afr. Martin made in| tyside, pointing oot the algme of in- celvere’ price... tow weeks defore death. The| terest. iat fe made on the ground that| When Mr. Alexander left the stand, Yorke Allen, attorney for the persons wes irrational. They declare 4 mate ii who uphold the 1912 will, placed in evi- tt. F a ja 308 contains the = embroidery. “ ence @ will drawn up in 196, which A 1 ™ heceive: s’ price Giapesition of Martin's $.-| aitered radically from the 198 wilt, but 81.50 SKIRTS, 50 beautiful which, Mr. Allen declared, was almost 5 . Ma. autitu = od o1 was always interested | (gentical with the 1912 decoument. { Underlay: " Ad-tneh 98c homered wee he ————— THE SILENT BULLET! lounce of em- 1 should. sey |NEW YORK WOMAN PRAISES eama of the best rind o¢ pus:| FATHER JOHN'S MEDICINE| The silent tullet—who fired it? toms has for Navace sacmueea Whom did it hit? wentares s pete Ris punanthronte seve wit Moe, Be Done My Beby « «fot aged id make near- Ena embroidery. ecsivers’ price. broidery and lace. Recetvers’ price.. 85.50 SKIRTS, many novel an embrot Receivers’ pr! “ Medicine has dot The room in which it was fired GiiLive. PwiLAnwinory batyea word of goad give it to 9 het was full of people. COST NO MONEY. enever she has a cold or cough, 61.50 COMBINATIONS, of igned) Mrs. 7 ‘“nclo was forever talking—to the re fovea ew, “Gieess Mrs.) No one heard the shot. Nngerie:, trim. York City. Why not? All this. denotes a pretty exciting and unusual mystery story, doesn’t it? Not the kind of story you get hold of every day. The story's name is “THE SI- LENT BULLET.” It is by Arthur B. Reeve. It will begin serial publication in next Monday’s Evening World. April 21. ba tril vane? 4 Don’t forget the date. ‘You can't lanned to Wulld a big orp! fe got specifications ¢or holl afford to. Boys’ *4@ 4.50 Norfolk - Suits, With Two Pairs of Trousers $2.98 Every Suit is cut full and long, with peg top knickers, in cassi- meres and cared Blue, gray and brown mixture We guarantee every suit to give perfect satisfac- tion. All sizes, 7 to 15 years. Third Floor, Smith-Gray’s Busy Man’s Clothes Guide:--- | $25--*‘An ideal price to pay for a Springtime suit.’’ "We deliver a tempting suit at $20, with more than $20 value in cloth and making. But like 4 epeiything else in the world, “the higher you climb the better the view.” Hosiery @ Underwear Women’s 50c c Silk Hose Receivers’ price . . « Boot silk hose, made full fashioned, with spliced heels and double soles. Slight mill imperfections, Women’s 19c Swiss Ribbed Vests Receivers’ Price . . c Made low ao and sleeve- less, trimmed with lace or crochet yoke. Others neatly finished with silk ribbon trim- ming. Women’s 45c Com- For $25 in a Smith Gray suit you receive bination 6 ne $5 worth of improvement in cloth, in trimmings Suits Receivers’ Price Of mercerized lisle and cot- ton; vests are low neck and sleeveless; pants are tight knee and lace, Excellent quality. Main Floor, and in workmanship. And Smith Gray efficiency makesevery ‘dollar produce 1007. | The Smith Gray $25 Special suits are a & royal feature in our Four Stores to-day. Ask il for them. Complete in their wide variety of Hii} seasonable weaves and patterns. H | eo RS iS 4x4, 6x4, 8x4. Cut from full rolls. Many among them are London narrow-tread &' shoulder effects. Postgraduates of style; also, plus values as low as $18 and as high as $45. wa | ceivers’ price per yaud,............65 t < $27.50 PRO BRUSSELS RUGS, ( | two-toned effects, can be used on either side, Ex- $ 15 tra heavy quality. fa hea i Size PK 9x12. Receivers’ price “ C) $30 BODY ak ISSEL RUGS, size ft. 3x10 ft. 6, Some in the latest gf Others in floral and Oriental $ 98 patterns: Receivers’ price $948 |: $33.00 WILTON VELVET RUGS, all " worsted, Oriental designs. Size 8 ft. 3x AT WARREN ST. — NEW YORK ~ 51” AV., BET. 277" & 28%" STS, 10 ft, Excellent quality. Receivers’ T FLATBUSH Av BROOKLYN ~ BROADWAY AT BEDFORD Av. i lilktortoet aterm abedanda host d THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, APRIL 15, 19138. The Greatest Barg ain Feast in a Lifetime!! PONE LGN Sees | MILLION DOLLAR RECEIVERS’ SALE | ome seca eric wis n| eee = ret BM ,OOO0,000 Stock of Brand New Spring and © 7) Near Philanthropy Pay. een een ce | ee oe Some nent Summer Merchandise : 3 . Gummer of 1910 1 got a message to NOT MERELY BARGAINS are offered in this t Receivers’ Sale, but under- | BRAND NEW MERCHANDISE which has never seen the outside of the coil ¥ Gt HT OVER HIS WILL. jee auantic city quickiy—that my unch cings of unusual interest. Items in every department | in the entire store have | tainer it was shipped in. Marked sensationally, lowe Space in our tase THE PEOPLES NEW BeraRIM EN” Srore | Matting Shopping Bags 1 . d r ‘} s “Fibre-Grass” Bags; ; guaranteed absolute, ; All have brass clamps, riveted .4 \ -ornmaegs: ‘ | “Thad been troubled for the past three years Famous well known brands. bound. Most have brass locks, What the late Jonn Calvin Martin,| most completed arrangements to buy pimples W. B. and Crown in all the new . size, value Bee, e| 1S in, sine size, 6998 G84 of operator, could have given (the hotel and he sald that as soon se 4 ° ut, 4 Spring models for every type Ci . oS Sip everest ae ere |e, re tretnet Sensationally = Prices for Why was it sient? I . wort natnsook charm “ \ ‘\ nals and pine wanted materials. aon \ tage now and come early for best selection. Men’s and Women’s $4 Footwear Positi the test value in shoes for women and faan Nou Yak hes tren ihc ccetentt i halvesteeears peer acres ee Pumps and Oxtords 31% 32 47¢ Floor Oilcloth, 18} Pay Excellent quality, all new merchandise, 3 a ceivers’ price per sq. yd......... 06.055 #9¢ % WOOL INGRAIN CARPET, 36 inches wide. Scrou designs, Suitable for- halls, stairs, etc. Re- L. A. Price and A. S. Gilbert, Receivers how stupendous this | ments do not allow us to name every item, but there are hundreds and ind hundreds of savings, which a visit will prove. 5 SIXTH AVE 22"°and 23"° STREETS | price... [price..... $10, $12 @ $15 Women’s, Misses’ @ Juniors’ Coats, : 98¢ Ridiculeusly Low Price , We illustrate two, but there are many more charming styles to select from. are black, navy, tan, brown and taupe. Most of the coats are lined throughout with high grade Peau de Cygne Silk. Women’s sizes, 32 to 46 Misses’ sizes, 14 to 20 Juniors’ _ sizes, 13 to 19 Women’ s $1 and $1.50 Gloves ne ae emer in black, white: and the ~ Ready-to-Wear Hats ‘ Formerly Sold at $1.08 to $3.98 i Cut by ; the Roe 39 ceivers to... In a very unusual display of the latest ehepes _ THE COLORS ARE newest. 8 P Sprin blues, browns, grays, greens, wy) bad tans, navies and blacks. Ve} \ i sha AY TRIMMINGS ARE ‘ flowers, fedthers, fancies, ribbons and velvet stick-ups, A chance like this once in a lifetime. Take advan- Millinery Salom, Second Fleer. Drugs a Sundries ‘Compo Salts, Rensvers cy Macieadeg price. at ites won. MC =. Evins Mette ice... OC) Pat “1 Fear price. BOc Eau Tan lace and button, medium and round toe, high arch in patent colt, lace and button; patent cloth and whipcord tops in all sizes. Pumps in tan, patent colt and Qui: Recetvei gun metal i ha colonial and fiat Bow B90, Fleite inode styles. ls in all leathers. is . Button and lace models. Receivers’ price. fic fice ete me 8 Redd... 26€ Babies, 100 Receivers price. » « BOc’ Pompeian Ife Peroside + Massage Cream. oan, 2 Recelvers’ price... Receivers! price.... Y Men's Shoes and Oxtords In patent colt, lace and button, tan, in lace and button, gunn Vinge SUNDRIES lace and button, and vici ki 100 Emery $1.00 Hot Water Bete 19 different styles. All Ll Boar ges a ctce. 4e feae warranted’ 49 B00 Natl Polishers,| Piie® chamola covered: 81,00 Receivers! weam Receivers’ price... Main Floor, $6.00 Rich Cut Glass Receivers’ Price .........++++++++05> $ 25 Made on heavy blanks. The assortment contains y large fruit bowls, celery or roll trays, vases, sugar and cream sets, etc. Every piece guaranteed Basement. 10c Plates 4c Receivers’ Price Assoriod #i20s,nice- lw Rsk worated on $1.59 ba : || ancora Linoleum || | “casaners STATES CUPS ATE AND SAUCERS, $6.00 RI ‘This is Imported In- Value to 12c. 6 5 DISHES laid Linoleum, Col- Receivers’ Price ie AA\ | Receivers’ $6.79 ors through to back. Beautifully decorated; | Gupegeng Sauonin, nichts 'y @); Price 2" Good strong quality. ith solid gold handler focorated eign, fine thin Rich hentiadant Receivers’ 89 Cc Vir) appropriate sift, TES. alt sles, In- c ey} on heavy || it co, per Complete with pla- teau and fernery. Z2Z2°° AND 23? STREETS