The evening world. Newspaper, May 7, 1913, Page 17

ey _ THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, [I9T3. HS-LOVE NOTES HELD." Se'@itic\Semume sce SVS LS GO WRONG 2°" = rut eset ely va perce MMMM nn areas 2 a Aaa p71 [8nd is work on tho hoard has, above + ng else, been In favor of the de- a E| ANOTHER BIG PANAMA SLIDE. | ve tera Practice in reat i them from jOanpeT, J.&J. veg _ontey Wrote Ses chien to Widow : | PHILADELPHIA, May 7.=Charta Vein big Hotels. OLEANING St. | | of New York startled the National Ago.) "The vice commissioners make no tn * some ny nt the Introdue- | olation of Hostery and Unterwear Ma ny assertion that tion of ‘Soldjer” He Declares Is la |, but that le as WORLD WANTS WORK WONDERS. facturers jn_ convention here whe: nthe hosiery mili have ine, vid ax alco! = a oe Surety Stamps Free With Purchases and Redeem Them in Merchandise El ==10) bas been shown in the 4 - . i | ore Cana, ath at One” Ee Ree We Give + | Hill, during the last few | at that point Is nearly closed, Hie Persistency in demanding that the | a | ~ P f , F only on n r ‘ Qatvatiog Amway sigrendertettere he ‘ be | avatiante track being left at the 70-foo' 6 9 I New York's Shopping Center « had written to the woman \ 4 Mia sid bericht st: Norse t iearey bronght .Wiltam Conley. Setore| F | As thin ie the beginning of the rainy Magintrate Herbert in the | Si |soason still greater trouvle is expected | = ‘Market Potice Court yesterday in an-| Be { we | Sra the ab Mp iad. one Wo peerere| : swer to a summons charging him with | ‘a + disorderly @onduct. Col. McIntyre ap- i | Sovcmant he, Water in, case, «| “ N e ' movement occurs during the beavy rain. i Layton for Sper {i beacon ag slide, which known | ve came ta poe |ae ay normal orsaravity ‘ade I One ot Sixth Avenue, 20th to 22d Street » sald, “which we believe jit gave great trowble to the F to a Mrs, Hughes, a sister of —— company in 1887, when it reached - j maximum area development of abou © ~mae a AC. Lo Ol ee ee ak pWeotuartess at isalowat Pay asa ‘ ; atywe (sree More than 2.00.00 Dainty New Summer DRESSES for Women Wann ws of a rather intii hes Jn Auburn, N. ¥. Because of these wid into the cut from thi 4 the army. Wo. then fled the letters | eareele Faecal 1 | Pe bros d e gathering of handsome Dresses, foreshadowing the coming Summer Styles, | $2.35 Milanese Silk Vests, $1.45 Embroidered yokes, as- sorted colors. A very desir- able garment at this time or the year. Women's 89c Ribbed Union Suits. 59c. Low. neck, sleeveless: fancy yokes; tight knee and lace trimmed bottoms. Reg- ular values 89¢., for $9¢. Women's 35c Swiss Ribbed Vests, 25c. Lisle and cotton, plain and crochet yokes, Regular value 35e., special to-day, Se. O'Netil gy | eos -saperd Houck Matched, jeer, the incident closed. : > . May 7—Eddle Mo- jut «tonte: Goorty of Oshkosh has signed to meet | aoa SAY nival Lz ¥ Leo Houck at Boston in a ten-round 1 bout on May 27. Rudy Unholz | ’ treed t that he th ee eset igting |_Alderman Nathan Lieberman is to be| working with McGoorty daily in prep- Pee eee Ronduncing | iven @ testimonial dinner to-night by/aration for the fight. army, and that he scandaliaed the | » ; “oy denouncing them in pubiic 2 | gat y denied that he had ever an- j noyed the colonel or the ar ‘Mra. Hughes,” he said, 4 and engaged to be married to me. While Allentown I sent her a letter she went to Auburn which will appeal to women of good taste | ‘and discretion Women and small women will find a large selection of these dresses suitable for all occasions—afternoon, morning or street wear. They are made in linen, ratine, crepe, voiles, cotton eponge, flower-printed voiles, and lingerie. All are prettily trimmed with fine laces, embroidered and fancy buttons; three-quarter or full length sleeve; crushed: ribbon girdles, plain and fancy draped skirts. In all sizes and up-to-date colors. Prices: $1.98, $2.98, $3.98, , 94. 50, $5 and Up to $20 f = MAY = WHITE = ite. SA LES nest palo on Women's Tub Skirts New Moire Silk and Cloth Suits | Moire and Cloth Coats Just a brand-new assortment of the latest in There are several models to choose from. Fancy New 45-inc! h cutaway | coat, fastened on side with 1 fhe Jett her who abused they demanded that I sign some | wt of a confession and I refused. 1 inink, »Your Honor, that I have the| right |» be a little when my let- tare ave sto! sweetheart and Women’s $1.00 Silk Stockings, 75c: Pure silk thread, high spliced heel, lisle garter top, double sole; blagk, Lan and white. Women's $0c Silk Boot Stockiny 39. Here’s a Patent Leather Oxford a at 3.00 That Has Never Been n Equalled. It's might: Serene: after all, to give ashoe as good as this. Just the shoe you'll want for Spring cand Summer. Twenty-six other styles of Men's Oxfords at 3,00 Cammeyer Sipmaed en ona : Stunden of Merit Auggested that he and M: “AN agreement before M add he would have Mrs. Hugh Personal demand for the letters, ————_——_ » AUTO BACKS DOWN HILL, UPSETS, PINS TWO UNDER IT. Mrs. Spofford T. Wyckoff and Mrs. | Thomas Leonard Badly Hurt | Near Stamford, Conn, STAMFORD, Conn., May T—An ante operated by Mrs. Spofford T, Wyokoti of Third street got beyond her contro’ BAe the Bedford Hil, opposite Revona vight-ined liste gi Aan and colora, Women's 35c Silk Boot | Stocki ; Mane?, and backed down the hill at high ‘Wheed, crashed into a stone wall, upset and pinned down Mrs. Wyckoff and Mrs. Thomas Jgonard of No. 69 Forest SSS Nemo Week atreet, Wha was riding with her, Bows were badly bruised and cut and Wa ~“th Ave oh 2 oe washable skirts, Fishbacks, emall belts, button-| trimmed one and two button cutaways,, Empire imme are trimmad with Probgbly injured Internally. Their coa- trimmed, they are in the height of at Of course | bucks. Bulgarian blouses and plain tailored. All| Bul; hers with black satin. Pin our Corset Department, there are quite a number of styles to pick from. The | coats are peau de cyane lined. | Material ‘aidan’ Is_ ser! ith r ) i ou rion a had been ;© aterinls ‘used are cotton corduroy, linene, linen, | silk, Bedford cord, poplin. serges, whipcord vives Beto 4b, Cloth 9 ar cpaaine ae (athing'ber the art of driving and ane ‘ America’s Greatest ° ratine and cotton eponge. tures, dice checks and black and white in navy, black, Copenhagen, tan, white and al known” evatity had taken the car to go for # shoct Furniture Hi Bl kk Prices $1.50, $1.98, $2.50, $2.98 | Colors, navy blue, black, Copenhagen blue, tan, fy fancy histere: Sizes of cloth coats, $2 to 55 bust 1148, then’ meet her husband at the rail ouse oc. and white, leather brown and novelty measure; $25.00 to de 00 valves; spe road’ station and surprise him with and up to $7.50 mixtures. | Sizes 82 to 55. Special. $17.50 cial. $17.50, ee RT coy Mire tye Bae Stine Vora, Ba 8thAve. All size waists and length OFNAI Maly Store—“Thied Flee, 0! an Vera . @aughter of Frank Balley, a contractor f i Deca . . feerting cn Decator street, Brooklsn Brief but Important Items from Right Now We Have New York's Best Display of three years ago While the latter was @ Our Most Successful NE.W The nifty new striped effects, plain white and smart Elen with a touch of « colored MUSLIN UNDERWEAR trimming. And the beat of it is that the prices are ao «mall ‘Jor. auch good waials. New lots anake ties iH anBeAranics almost daily, so that as- We want particularly to show you the sortments are always full and stocks always fresh. E very gar- $ ; ment has the air of daintine: pss and ovigina in design and the Tub Silk Shirts careful needlework that is so dear to the feminine heart. Priced Special at 95 see eS swune| | OUR PRICES ARE ALWAYS THE LOWEST 6 WE Lad Et COMPARISON! New Corset Covers and Drawers at 50c. i and Fancy peter Corset Covers, with yokes, prettily | Deawers, made in,cottgn, that wash like linen, WORCESTERSHIRE bc ned with dainty laces and om- Sar og ary ea , han the detachable collar and New $1 Undermuslins at 69c.| 4 larze variety of uew models, in- cuff of Bulgarian silks. Combinations, drawers, skiris and [eluding night robes, made in nuinsook, eam: Vale brie and fine cottons, with dainty lace | ished wit vais New Voile and Lingerie bon, and embroidery trimmings Petticoats at $1.95. Blouses, $2 and $2.95 Wonderfully Good Night \ a straight effects, A large variety of models and designs, trim-, SAUCE ‘we. @-delioious seasoning. oo Absolutely!! i Robes at hed he joe with choice) ved with fine laces and dainty frilly in white a _ me py Sy Bri) "most incl Wash I etticoats at 0c. and two-toned, also Dolly Varden effects. embroidery” trim seane with acest “nite! Fligh-Class French Voile’ ONAN Main Mong. Third Floor, Blouses, $4.95 to $8.50 ° Elaborately trimmed with hand made Irish Charming House Dresses & pri ciiny sesso’ embroiery and” crochet Kimonos for Summer Wear ar... atest Women’s Low SHOES ir Kanplie ity and PUMPS The Annual May Sale Which Presents Some of the Grealest Shop Values Ever Seen on Sixth Avenue COO Br oF a bit rie 6 i cy, gee ee Ii 9.89 Steel Bed Avy comer iy st ih, i eld eeson fino May Specials in Untrimmed MILLINLERY $2.00 Hemp Dress Shapes, $1.25. \ superior quality straw, suit- le for fashionable wear. $1.50 Chip Dress garments for Hi eso pretty: in ) Hie eultatte for alton is Of course they are all washable and refreshingly cool in their lightness. $1.50 Gingham Hoyse Dresses Delightfal tittle gowns, in stripe or lawn, that will add to morn ~ -Feel el Young? It’s Olive live Tablets ont iy heavy ss lobe moun: For You! orn Six heavy Continuous post with eet. T-ball | heavy filler rods; heavy Print geen eal. rs All'sizes: t chills. 3 ft. sizes only. Directly from a first class manufacturer, who fouod himself very heavily stocked, an ugh the shoes are absolutely new and perfect and this season's styles, he was obliged to realize on his stocks at once. RR tle of the habit bd constipation, ‘Te devel ha just a few constipate aye, ec in Old People, unless IMPORTANT Shapes, 95c. The wonderful prices and credit terms in this advertisement can be sep Ramarkakiy von ae ibe $] 45 $1 90 (Olive Tablets, the substitute for calomel. had only at our store, Block 35th to 36th Street and 8th Avenue es i original price: e | ° t most desirable for your Summer. | {Don't force them to unnatural ection One Dollar 4 PAY ONE DOLLAR White P, K. Mouse Dresses, hat : For These For These i ” L i. ‘ long drawer ome? ss $6 Bungalow Enamel { f I. ieee eathartice. for a ‘ select’ anything New Model, at $1.98 $5 and $6.50 Sample $2.50 $3.00 you ‘need to fur- Ds. believes in gentleness, (0) ish Women’ s Long Kimonos, $1.00 Trimmed Hats, $2.75. P t Pumps pperelstency and Nature's assistance: omplete pletely ‘and we will vt inadels and patteros in An importers sample line of bi ag \ is Dr, pDe, Baer Olive Teblets oll the Room Outfit liver’ the ds ) Uslish millinery, ‘The latest inf’ and Ties |} and Ties Hee athored *. hie howe, tel = lanever any pain oF arping i I our nived waist tine, UM ee line of the most Huchuding ton Ruin calf Pumps.) Splendidly made Pumps, in patent ,whan Olive Tablets are used. Just the pdare trinnmed with ern trian i teat i gun Yumps, patent leather! leather, gun metal and tan Russia of treatment old persons should Pury itleather and gun metal | welt sole ‘Ties, in potent end aun ues, 50c Gibse all well made and fine] metal leathers, tripped toes; al stake Olive Tablets mixed with ‘olive L IN SMALL WEEKLY hich repre ished with distinctive touches of | turn sole Ties, in viei kid and patent and have no trouble with your PAYMENTS. quire and V nesks rive. Special for this $1. 45)" leather, lsia toes; epe- $1.90 Pega ach, — and so ith voll O'Neil Main Mtorem—Maln Floor, sale. pocete tere cece GR GD cia cece eens PBvery ite Olive Tabet has a move: SINGLE STAMPS O'Neill Main Stores Thied Floor, o salt Main (AE, Floor, Petes ] meet i rT Satin AFTER NOON —o—10 Neill-Adams Co.,, Sixth Avenue, 20th to 22d Street, New York ee oe eal o : - ora ceed wc tiie ttdsditeebiian Ss ines snamll sdiiiabisibliaiimantttaniail