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

EB | Memory of a Crime Draws Crowds to See Evelyn Thaw on Stage —__— did likewise. Willingly, or unwillingly, Dancing Act Is Modest and Pie ndiguce, and herein es Be e. power to draw audiences, Proper, but Not Sufficient to Carry Her as Star. dancer Mra, Thaw ty not-—at Paviowa or a Genee. te girls dancing on root cabaret shows in New York, their names practically unknown, who are better dancers. But Mra, Thaw's dancing may not pase without reaped tics, It is true that, but for her name, she would likely appear as, say No. 3 . | instead of No. 9, and in that case per- haps she would not find the remunera- tion offered her here sufficiently attrac- Who voloed loudly and Indig-| tive to lure her from Europe, but at tiatr Cieappointmen: Hammerstein nnd ia appearing as No. t at failing to] on the pm ime and there is no Goubt that rewuet houses will ther ‘The| * #* her, She has beauty and grace and youthful charm and appearance of modesty that are not to be gainsaid. Mra. Thaw's entrance in what the Programme called “Modern Ballroom Dances,” with Mr. Jack Clifford for {| partner, waa prettily done, She fret ‘e | Beoped out between the purple back cur- taina, and when the applause had sub- be} for, palpably, she was nervous—she t the | #ummoned Mr, Clifford, and the pair of them bowed to more applause, Then the @ance began. If ft shall be enld— | he’ which must be said—that Mr. Clifford was the better dancer of the two and |‘ Sone ceased to be the guiding spirit, als t It Wins! 28} Ail =" the secret of success. HG A clear head means a clear system—and a clear system means proper eating, proper exercise and proper sleeping. Let's discuss eating for a minute. The body is sustained by the food given toit. Notwo foods are alike. Each isa different combination ical elemente—each #3 HATE tht ii le ? | ; i ; F i i i : Ei rite HY ‘ A Ge as newest how @ Net bg | Buits in our stocks, ] a fabrics of id mix- i? t Naa | All our Suite, comprising many exclusive models, some | typically American, others of English type,in a wide } tange of colorings of Tweeds, Cossimeres, Worsteds, 4 Crashes, Homespuns and Blue Serzes, of a quality | j 1 | re tar or Bal sna S]2: .00 Our Children’s Clothing De C with Stocks Mi The Clear Head ‘FORCE’ NING "wort wh A aac sayeth ns syste nesses Mra. ‘Thaw danced In wi HOLD QO0DS FOR.TARIFE.ACT. | osu 1g the vaiue of SMLONATE on June B We Give Surety Coupons Free with aia vant and Redeem Them in Merchandise and showed an agility‘and o taueeei¥rity f thé (reagan tw ~ io 9 equal to hie own. The climat camel aisaea warchanece vvermeckea |!” UC. serene possension In the In ILL York’ YAMS Centre when, with her arme clasped about Mr port of New): Cilfford’a neck, he swung her around| Pending Compress Lemtatation. The approaching enactment of tariff and around In circles many times, ahe! WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.-Bonded ware.) ‘esislation by Congress | heid respon keeping her body extended very nearly | housos at various ports in the United| Sle for the great stocks on hund. at a lant angie. After that the AD: | aiates are fairly bursting with the great carbide caasee Om. Plause wan pronounced and the recalls Gen, Batlock Comes on V: were numerous stacks of foodstufts and merchandise] png steamship Orotava yeaterduy | ETL h Avenue, 20th to 22d Street a 20th to 22d AMS At the end Mra. Thaw wan hait/awalting withdrawal by thelr owners.| weougnt from Bermuda Lieut.-General | pushed, half dragged by Mr. Clifford to! The fact Is set forth In a statement to- the footlighte and the bexan, very ner-| day b.: the Bureau of Foreign and! of that island, on hie way to the White! Continuing the Domestic Commerce, which dectaren that vously, to make a speech. Fhe got aw far an, "I thank you" and aeomed to b#| goods tu the value of $10, trying to add “for your graciousness” | the warehouses June 30 when inopportune applause brought her to @ stop and she ran off the atage. ‘One thing more must be sald of Mrs. Thaw'n dancing: It was dlatinctly mo4- eat and vold of any mugKeation of in- delicacy, or of impropriety, And of the moraitst it may be asked, If he public Ww anger to neo her why should Mrs. | ‘Thaw be blamed for taking advantage of the opportunity to make money? JURY FOR EVERY “JAG.” Pell Chance for Prisoners Held Un- dor Washington Drank Law. omenuk’'’ . Because of sania jel under the appear in t too Mberal] Rich mg, d indulgence in wtimulante 7 Judge Pugh announced in police court | For imbants, invalide and to-day that hereafter euch persons may | Pure nutrition upbuilding desire. The departure is a new » and, in the opinion of lawyers, the court when HE season de- mands electric lighting in both office and home. head and a sound body if you Keep down the are eating foods which pro- temperature. i oie Make Summer Simple foods are best. ers And one of the best of all worth living simple foods is whole wheat. Make whole wheat the be your diet, exercise, properly and you = jing fer success. ““PORCE’’ Toasted Wheat Flakes is whole wheat cooked with barley malt. J¢és delicious and iseasily digested, “FORCE”? helps make clear heads that win. Eat it with sour breakfast, Zz | | Avoid 25% to 60% 55 Duane Street TOASTED WHEAT 126 Delancey 3t Orchard AT OUR FINAL CLEARANCE SALE THE 4 HACKETT-CARHART STORES OFFER GREATER VALUES THAN EVER BEFORE The necessity for clearing our decks f oming fall goods makes it essential that we dispose of f alt owe sensabelie Geoke of summer goods at prices in many instances below factory costs. Our Furnishing Goods Department Offers Values That Cannot Be Duplicated Anywhere. artments Are Holding Their Final arked at Their Lowest Prices. At Our 18th Street and Harlem Stores Only) Our Money-Back Policy Is 57 Years Old. eM ‘West 43d Bs 7] "ert Ro ce? Ma Ld, eninge.” EAA). IC cia. Retail ‘« een enireaey were in| weeks. He plans to visit the Military against] Academy at West Point. and and obtain @ jury trial If they langart trang oti ad ie Look to Electric Lights for Warm Weather Comfort of heat radiated by other illuminants. Let the new Tungstens convert you. Our branch offices are - At Your Service The New York Edison Company Branch Offices for the Conveaience of the Public: (unceadwsy | Séring ‘Address Phene 342 E 149th Bt Melrose 3340 All Breach Offices (excepting Broadway) Open Until Midaight Night and Emergeacy Call—Bryent 5151 ; TUESDAY, J avavar b, 1913. ieceeatite ~. ‘oman Bir G. M. Bullock, K. C. B. Governor! Mountaina for @ vacation of several 1, 0 New Welted and Turned Sole Pumps 0 0 and Oxfords, also High Shoes, all sizes; $1 0 Pair made to sell _at_ $2.00, $2.50 and_$3.00 Pair A year ago O’Neill-Adams Co.’s shoe ——-——..—_-—— buyers entered into arrangements with several of the largest shoe manufacturers in the world by which we take over oy pair of shoes in their reserve stock. this arrangement O'Neill’s is enab ed now and for years to come, to hold a sale Sensational Sale of Women’ sShoes sittecac| . a Women‘ Gunmetal Ankle of shoes that will stand as thegreatest Women's Paten! {Agrees with the weakest, digestion. |= Pumps, @ shoe-selling event in America. Tura Sole Onfords. pe pone Serante | Oxford s—1" Rusia calf, tan. vici kid, black Children’s Shoes~Mi=" ,,.2"4 chile _—— ees | 0 viei kid ond patent leather. Wolted dren's black guametal H UR Bolen. igh shoes, low heels, button style. —White canvas, black vici kid and g—White canvas, gunmetal, patent Veathed High Shoes-f h Shoes metal, button style. welted Fumps black velvet, satin and suede tan Rusole pan herve No Mall. Telephone or C. ©. D. Orders Can Me Filled—O'Nelll Main ttere, heannd Vieor—Rale Continues Ferpechantshetieet: SPP PPL PLL PLL PL LPL LPI PL ALES LPP Midsummer Clearance Sale of .¢ Muslin Women’s and Small Women’s Underweat Wash Dresses at $1.39. | 4s plied Regularly $2.50 wise Ni ht Robes at 59 Dainty porns | aaenae choice: and 6 i y of models. Wash | - | correct; in a variet; In either cambric or nainsook; the | dresses _in striped ps checked ginghamns, aes one cmbroidery tae cotton Largan triped 5 and li Ditch necks of sailor Se, embroidery y and lace trimmed. Linen Dresses at $3.69 29c Corset Covers at 19¢ Corset Covers that are daintily trimmed with laces and nae? finished with Hibbon th thread pularl 85.91 Natty dresses in linens, Poti dotted, and flow-| 98¢ Crepe Pettic Petticoats at 69c bie voiles and flowered crepe combination coat effects.| ‘The kind that need no ironing; made or Dutch neck; trimmings of velvet, tn, embroidery and lace. Several models for ma ‘ith hbo heading a Separate Tub Skirts, 95c Regularly iain Stor, 84 Mow, 1.50. Women's H Hosiery. Cc Girdle iuaice Slane oti fe ren hes Rook bottom prices in the ‘bolt O'Neill Main Store—Third Fleer, of Silke Stockings. PPPLLLELLELIEL LPL PELE LS Continuing the Extraordinary Sale of 18,000 Pairs of #tgilk Hosiery Thesd Women’s Silk Gloves Pui silk, bij Ae Ss f This annual O'Neill event is hailed by those who 5c Boot Silk St kings really know ved talues as the extraordinary sale of ' 30 50 or3 tor $1 the year—months of preparation and wide-awake buy- n'a fine boat silk besiry. ing in great quantities make it possible. sped en chee ia a4 Phone Worth 3000 Sixteen-Button Tw and colors. Address Phone Length: Value at Kidd a ue at fom | 1 W Gd se Beyent Baa $1.60 tp tite 47c Dare: 34 Cl asc Lisle Hosiery at 19¢ Extra auality Milanese and Tricot bi way quality silk, double or 6 for $1.00 Silk, double double tipped Gasp white, tipped fingers. White, black, cham-| Double heel, toe end cole, garter mye ‘y fe Meek: and wi pagne, navy, pongee and reseda. tops, MeroMaln Wiese, O’NeiM Main Stere—Mala Fleer. Mall Orders . Orders Filled, Male DOoae Another Great Price Reduction in Women’s Neckwear Great reductions in ol of the { season's best models. English and American Sacks, comprising our entire stock of a = were _—— from $20 to $25, in a complete variety suit the most eta ag i pti .50 ae for our final clearance Those Suits from our stocks, superb in workmanship and finish, of fabrics that at many establishments bring higher prices, which through the Hackett-Carhart direct - to- you merchandising system were priced $30, sre now $ 50 marked at their lowest for our e final clearance sale Women’s Waists 25 Neckwear at 15c Chemisetten of shadow lace wad plain net, and many other pretty ond dainty effects, 50c & 75c Neckwear as at 256 modish waists. Dainty Silk Blouses at $1.95 Regularly $2.96 to $3.95 OYA Credit Terms rs Hivaank pee oh on $50 There are only about 60 of these pretty little blouses, mad any ibas alt $3 "3s" 75 in the best and at durable tub silk and in models that are 5 99. Mi, « 100 most desirable. Bathing Caps Caps at 29¢ | 500 to 606 Black Lawn Wash Blouses Waists at $1.00 at 98¢ at the be sold at p Regularly $1.50 the latest. styles and colori Reg ularly $1.50 A wide range of la Loetny voile, Scoteh | dot dots pale ey tency, “black. red and There are four splendid models in | gingham and silk musli Pay sgee ) not! these lawn waists, having both high afoai hi any one style, but all sises aa of the other hathing caps and in the lot. [sso reduced in proportion. | 91: a week Opens an WRITK YOR CATALOG, auTED a eaeaT| 2513 AVE 70S and low neck, in O'Neill Main Stere—Third Fleer. O'Neill Main Stere—Mbla Beer. (PPPPPPPPPPPPPS SPSS Co etetetetetetendl Continuing the Record-Breaking Sale of O’Neill’s Fine Furniture This furniture sale is smashing all of our past records to smithereens, due to the low prices, Our figures show actual reduetons fh from usual prices, not rated “values.” Every piece of pak ture in this sale D Cl ie highest standard construction and finish and bears the aweeping O'Neill guarantee. od ‘below are a few of the thousands of bargains which may be seen on our three m... —) floors. 25 3 AvelS6 St $15.75 Fumed Oak $5.50 Kitchen $8.50 White Desk at $12.50 Cabinet at $3.95 Enamelled Chiffonier ; ; at $6.50 Just like illustration. The base is made of bard le wood; has » white wood top, size inches long and 85 inches de i coeteine one deame, solar ° | ° E A \o ° A roar | A variety of the season's choicest models in cool and ° ° o o | flour size tie val made in every particular and there is no kjtchea complete without rere ey Club Plan Payments reat Py ig ica Ag You can bay you “cute Fe minh Top is 98 inches long and 90 inches it i subway y"coustructed an at ig ed LU Pp EAN, wide, It tas five large, roomy draw- ial ie a ms pay- ore Atted w SUNDAY WORLD “WANTS” palabedin cee enutifal WY bade ot sui ments at intervals. WORK MONDAY WONDERS. Y>