The evening world. Newspaper, September 12, 1913, Page 14

OY KULS SEF WE GL WONT | FIRGETASY rel in the Hoboken High School. Fepeano, up’ @ boy-and-gir) qua few days ago in the Hovoken High! , nineteen, son of 4 Dining Room Chairs ‘These two dining room chairs are built and are omet A a pf eak fromes, eeerered oat 3 “movable mate, : MANY STYLES OF DINING CHAIRS Houssfurnishing Dept. e ig, Freak Cock ty et wei a a ae ne Ae 49c Al) Refrigeratere at 25°, Off fine ee erate roll ey ved Poreelain, such Platters ) Plates | Covered aad {from be k te Be Batter Pads Saucers | Bowls Blown Tumblers, t for Te Chine Cups and Baveers, pair, Be Heavy | Glass Punch Row! and Ghee wl. y 6% Open a Charge Account with the “in America, ss Helena and her mother, widow of | Cornelli returned and met at the door Joxeph Fopeano, were suffering | young Joe Fopeano, a brother of Mins) severely from tie effects of the| Helena. They entered the house to- k that they could not teil just what | gether, and Cornell asked Joe to go up- ppened. ataire and request his sister to come Yeung Couple aitiget Fatal Qua gi § deleaated Dr. tarsi Hefter-| down. had nell houre. is the fon of De! Joneph Cornell! of tne local police force. | geream, ran downstairs and saw an . man in seeking THE EVENING WORLD, house te try end patch equabble he and Miss Helena “Pea "Ted at school. “he talked to him for @ time in the parior, but apparently his efforts at re- , [conciliation were én vain, for she eeon left him and wents upstaire te join her | h ly he tried iy speak to her|mother. The boy was heard te depart we entered the room, but he was] trom the house to way anything. Laat night) “anout ten of Mtteen minutes later Braterte. Hospital the task uf} «Joe did 90, and when the girl entered the atory of the suicide. Dr.!tne dining room a moment afterward World reporter: ane saw Cornel writhing about the jathered from Mra.| ggor in terrible pain. He tried to say | jaurhter, young Cor-| something, but was unable te speak. | @ Sergeant! xtrg, wopcano, heating her daughier ‘for soverat | empty poison bottle on the floor, She h rent for Dr. George Pinda la couple of blocks aw, phoned for the hespi@l y stone | Which I arrived, : head of the family, now) ‘I amelled Nie as noon as I en- physiciag. This! tered the pl Tho boy died within 1 cated at the! ten minutes. Can “Two Live as Cheaply as One”? This ti tates many youn; nishing everything to aa question agi ry ie necessary begin Often a young man has been a liberal ‘For 106 years we have done the fair- spender for the enjoyment of reir est, squarest credit business in America. his friends, letting his money slip through Perhape your own parents started his fingers just because he had no par- theirhome by “going to Cowperthwait's.” ticular OBJECT in saving. Come to either of our stores and But as “two heads are better than look over the ground. You will receive one,” when two young people become courteous attention and (if you want it) “serious,” they can very often see the honest advice on the most practical way to getting hong. & comfortably to- —_ things to select for your prospective home. on the same which had . Con formerly all ese used up by the young evens. any day this week or Saturday We to bitious eat Ae endy to help any ambitious Compertharnts Sone Choosing the New Rugs 240 9x12 Rugs are bung om the large rack shown in this Bh gyorg On dark days or Seturday" pele we throw a battery of strong electric lights o1 coins to show you the c ly. We have at all times more than 1,000 rugs of al all prey displayed on the F aoe ny addition to our large reserve stocks, The picture shows only e small part of the immense floor we devote to the showing of floor coverings. Dozens of pretty patterns in linole: department, and you will receive most courteous attention, even if you are “only looking.” Some Rug Department a ° “ Rich Mahogany Parlor-Library Set The postession of a parlor and library set like we show you here is an ambition cherished for years and years by many a “Billy and Betty."* Why not realize this ambition aan? oe can get this set and have the use of it while you are paying for it. piece set, upholstered in real leather; mahogany library table, slze of top 48 in. long by 28 28 in eng mahogany bookcase with sliding glass doors, 54 in. high by 40 in. wide—glass $ 25 panels, 16x44 {n.; mahogany music cabinet, 40 in, high a 20 in. wide. The 782 prices are reduced as a special offering to Fall brides. , $115.00 regularly... st Furniture House CowPertHwait @ Sons “OLDEST FURNITURE HOUSE IN AMERICA" 3rd Avenue Park Row and 121st Street and Chatham Square Backache—Nerveue? Headache—Blue? ees Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescriptinn FRIDAY, PTEMBER 50c Weekly on $30 $1.60 Weekly on 100 2.50 Weekly on 200 5.00 Weekly, on 500 Payable Monthly, if Desired Golden Oak Chiffonier This chiffonier will col miesly id ect shown ho hilt Soke 2 igi a8 mirror instead of Agr Y d He on a ay Massive Brats Bed Apt jate for the main bed- ailt on very heavy lines, ‘ail pe poeta, filling rede and cross raile are two lanes ia it gs Velvet ey eee by car. “1 Solid Mehogany Rocker fy! solid presen rocker, built raceful bir makes a very Se — to the pases pretty grein roms reogh the bets nnd 94:78 ee ee MANY OTHE STYLie oF Lock: UpholoteryDepartment Specials Printed Lawn, {ast color, yd. 11 Cross Stripe Curtains, pair. Nottingham Curtains, pair. 65 Hisesy’ Couch Covers, 5 WM sis ssiepatecneraiiess 106 Years of Public Confidence | e te Ly a i ' wien & 19.75 Free With Every se of $75 Consbating af heavy y S19. " iA betand OW Unni FREK—A handsome Ol, Radel ie fie aioe its e i 12, 1913. Clothes Bargains Like These Have Made the Big Busy Brill Stores Famous | SUITS = $7.50} Sacks and Norfolks Worth Up to $20 Offering Men and Young Men the final clean-up, in all probability, of 2 and 3 piece Sack Suits that sold up to $18.00; among which are included both English and Conservative models; and several hundred smart, we Norfolk Suits for Sport, Street or even dress wear that sold up to $20—a imp aad good assortment in small sizes for young men—just the thing for High School and College Boys. Suits Worth Up to $25.00} Now $12. 50 Among which are included a fine assortment of 2 and 3 piece Sacks, made up of broken lots of Spring and Summer Suits that sold up to $25.00 and which must be moved out of our stock within the next few days; for, you know, of course, that we carry no goods over from one season to another—and in addi- tion we have added to this same lot at $12.50 SOME NEW FALL SUITS, wonderfully smart and stylish, among them PENCIL STRIPES. | A Timely Sale of Fall Topcoats Only about 190 at each store—but every one of them REAL BARGAINS, and just when you need them most—right at the opening of the season. Values Up to $15.00 Values Up to $25.00 $9.75 : $17.75 Blacks, Oxfords and Fancies. Blacks, Oxfords and Fancies. Some Silk Faced. Many Silk Faced and Silk Lined. Buy Your New Fall Derby or Soft Hat Here and Get a Present of 50c for Your Old Straw Hat From a most remarkable assortment of newest and smartest styles and shapes in Fall Derbies and Soft Hats you select the hat you like, and we deduct 50 cents from the marked price as a special allowance, TODAY AND TOMORROW ONLY, for your old straw hat. The regular BIG VALUE BRILL PRICE appears on every hat. Hats Worth $2.50 | Hats Worth $3.00 | Hats Worth $4.00 arked $1.85 Marked $2.65 Marked $3.00 Will Cost You $1.35 | Will Cost You $2.15 | Will Cost You $2.50 Stetson Soft and Stiff Hats, $3.50 to $20.00, No Allowance. Gull Frothors _ 278. Broadway, near Chambers Street Union Square, 14th Street, near Broadway 47 Cortlandt Street, near Greenwich Street 125th Street, corner Third Avenue Union Square and 125th Street Stores Open Saturday Evening POISON. mart CONAN DOYLE ‘ We Trust You Absolutely FREE cutie rato | Saese"at “adn anil mt om ‘ Open Every ) Evening Until 9 P. M. Saturday Evenings Until 10 P. M. PROMPT DELIVERY BY AUTOMOBILE TRUCKS. 149° St. [BAUMANN’S]3' Av. To appreciate the convenience and great value of the Sunday World’s Want Directory—READ IT. Be Sure to Get ’ Next SUNDAYS WORLD . Tet