The evening world. Newspaper, May 20, 1913, Page 10

LUE NAY mm me -_ ow ae THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, MAY STEELE ATO RUNG OVERGRL mecaireece =) ON FIFTH AVENE AND JEL ts! QNORES CY TO STOP ° —_—_—_— Number Taken by Witness, and Broker Denies He trem’ ive yours. _ In New York 9 tJ e i, “Sixth Avenue, 20th to 22d Street 1 SPECIAL MIDWEEK BARGAINS) HE — THEODORE F. MILLER DIES. fe A i j i Now for the First Time Sold for Less Than $4.00, $5.00, $6.00 and $7.50 It is the Greatest Good Fortune to Be Able to Buy Such Fine Clothing in a Special Bargain Sale i : i ; y or Gun Metal Calfskin, flexible hand-turned soles—new Cuban Louis — . ight-weight Button Boots of Pater.t oltauin: with dark grey coze erp bene tatned soles and Cu’ Louls heels. Regutarty-9820-& 96.00 3 OQ) i @resident ef Groskiya Tras and of Other Mig Concerns. Was in Accident. ‘Theodore F. Miller, sixty<hree, ef No, 196 Willow street, Brook’: President Giiene te comm ma aren rom comm, tn Fownes Silk Gloves Plisse Crepe Women’s Hemp a. Seine mene a me tof hiph Tet “Eke 7 5c | steesmwa iets 19], Dress Shapes ee ene tntraie rar of Bac New fort ata dl wuefecd i wi Pune pot acing oat | ema emda eo ewes | Ca De hen hoa Vows fie, OSC <= rman ar tit te be ams mimctumd@s A See | ex ls andi otis pau me S mesinased secretary eo Henry W. Worthington in ” Chamolsette Gloves, 280. ing being eres ty ey awalting here to @p .tmaranee 5 Oy ay the of o little trim ghey peat ops am afraid |g gta CS Ene | Chip Drove Shaper 128 Sosa: we Eesha rin nln | a ae ee br aos | we et ee es ‘e@ense; peattentiary bs reese. Usual te. ead ed for the emartly = hegre) bebo oa, Oe tate Mere—Cerend Heer, wou, ‘value 61.95. @f Mo, G Bnyd seuntet noone, wes 3 9 FY = Mee @ Neil Mam Ctere, Mata Fleer, iy hee 3 ag Oy aes Dress, Trimmings Specials in Corsets ; the Gead and . bi pi 4 Just « broben let of « high clase Ses mers rte PATIENT LEAPS TO DEATH. eons ebraumasemnn sa ™ Sc |szoven 10 to 75C| sare ene $1.65 ae | Ot Seana SaN® one ee eee, | ‘Thess dresses come in checks and solid colors |” Rog. $80 to 61.60, this i a very complete sale | _, YOu will find hers 0 most nate Vs of Clee finkshed with fancy ‘itching ‘and fitted with o | tion of modern trimmings in cilk and cotton. Stet Sit tases oa as toes ae ees re belt. Sizes # to 5 The width varies from 3¢ inch to 634 inches. over the hips, with gartess | tebe Carn’ eee Mg Derr re | Pe Dutonn, Pes Sark |", Mun Reps 2 Lodaperages Bises $ to 10 years. Very garments These come in and four! 5 ry gg Og ena OPPENHEIM, GLLINS 2G SSSGUven on vis at | ISR ee ee ert ee ee See cee ao inn TET 50") Gee Gere O'Nelfl Mate Store—AMain Fleer, O'Netll Mate Gtore—Main Fleer, O'Neill Mata Store, Third Vice, 7 Lowe bvoviag You Mothers Who Know What “Security Bond Clothes” and “Mrs. Jane Hopkins’ Star afl capella EY bere Extraordinary Sale Make Suits” for Boys Are, Will Be the First to Take Advan- Pe pi Women’s High Grade ‘Sh tage of This Purchase and Sale of a —_—_—_—_—_——— EE m rade - oes 9 e e = tee (320 —~—E—— ones {| 2,800 Boys’ High-Class Cloth Suits at $2.89 GY sUDOE ORAL of Colonial Ties of Patent ut} iY i i 4 Or oT, ree = Ht i | Hat i | 5B | MY gag gy Sys o* RY RA VRE Styles and sines At 2,800 site in for boys of 5 to the lot. Norfolk, ) 18 years. Some $2.8 Double Breasted ! suits with extra and Sailor trousers. Hi nt if 4 ; OPPENHEIM, GLUNS aG A Spectal Sale of Women’s Separate Skirts Check Walking Skirts: Several new and exclusive draped models made of black and white shepherd checks. ith int] Kahn, Wertheimer & Smith of Broadway, New York We DG ropamaa in Boys’ Better i i SS Clase Clothes, all these suite. Their | Star Make” Swits for Boys. First the tailor sweehandioe’ ts the prominent lone eece. ty heer eds of 1h beet bs aired made that lmost 5 retailers in America, who recognise them as a fashi woman || 7) Cedlagy ve pyre pi are sturdy, fine looking serviceable recognizes Paquin, or as a healthy American boy recognizes woollens. Ai the good style gives boys who wear them « Christy Mathewson. distinotive, well bred look. Regularly $8.90 5.90 Sale Will Begin on Wednesday and Continue Until the Entire Purchase Is Sold < wh) i ie Linen The Best Hosiery New: Cottage Curtains ‘ a. » re . Skirts of superior quality imported shep- Irish Ramic Men e1 ‘i ages 4 CEs sg tt “i herd, cube and cotngonal checks. Newest ele erree mae vale 39c coe yo rote bose mood of eons eortotea Se tare bo tho tore You will find » more suitable and ee wearing piss tee stylish summer dresses Ropsnty 800 9.75 Reh he tanto seein See ene browns and the new 1915 colors. hagyrs Gane seers little srererteet igh Quality Ramie ; Smart Washable Skirts’ wi better wade than the preceding. «@ ice | Men's High Class Seti ins hares vaio of potierns peated t dresses cad walking suite. Uoual value Silk Hose white or cream groun ‘ttractive colorings showing of new and exclusive styles Le ‘OMe Mata Core—Tourth Meer. Extensive in summer Tub Skirts. Cordelines, Austrian CREE eee, rome Freee. Regular $2.00, $1.50 and ¢1.00 and Cossack linens. Also Bedford cords, sen Women’s Knit Union 2. plain and self-striped eponge. wed can ier rte ht wi a ri ALLFIR&T QUALITY—NOSECONDS = Suits 2.95 395 450 8.90 mon, comet eet $12.98 soe al arts ois ot 6 OC a ite i Made of the test’ Biss’ vitbed’ lisle thrend = ———$$————————— upholstered corduroy, carefully finished in these larly best American reed, fitted with the summer, as they ha’ oleeves, and fitted tempered steel aprings. bee a with knee length dra ae Enamelled Pullman Sleeper, 919.75 Komal sane 60s ORSS=IO'Neill-Adams Co., Sixth Avenue, 20th to.22d Street, New York City ===) eee have maintained their “KAYSER” Cierra the vencls f 8 Bi, FURS STORED 7 ‘time spent in Silk Glove miking—in ‘il In Dry Cold Ar ie the sttalnment of thet worry a Ot ; : excellence that makes the ‘KA’ \ | i Glove the standard, by which all other Silk’ [iM AT MODERATE PRICES. j Gloves are measured. at NS 4 ~ a There is no = ghee 7d ; a a “out 4, baht bon, I fear me,” says the guy. ‘What's your name?” SER" Glovee “cost no more” and ‘|| ALTERATIONS AND REPAIRS “Not here,” he cays. “Your name's Bal.” reer To as ae Mace mete ws YOU OUGHT TO KNOW “BILL” in very much lower than at ether times, He's the office boy in New York, and Paul West reveals There’s a way to tell the genuine—"‘look in » the hem,”’ if you find the name ‘* KAYSER" the secrets of Bill’s speckled caseer in the 24-page magazine. Y Now Running in The Sunday World - “Bill” is the tliest and most humorous » ~ “kid” creation that has appeared for some time. Be Sure to Get Next Sunday’s World Ma have the glove that “don’t wear out”’ at | the finger “*tips.’? . A guarantee ticket in every pair. Short Silk Gloves, 50c, 75c, $1, $1.25, $1.50 (Long Silk Gloves, 78c, $1, $1.25, $1.50, $2 4 Juluss Keyser & Co., Maker ee New York you | ¢. G. Gunther's Sons hi 001 Fifth Avenme, New York. gazine Phephons 0000 Muveay HIE, '