The evening world. Newspaper, November 19, 1913, Page 8

SLASHED WITH RAZOR, WAN LIES WEAR DEATH ‘The pottce are looking for James White, colored, who Kved at the eame address, who disappeared immediately after Braseford had heen cut. Seevn wit- Nesees, two women and five men, raw Pefice Seek Companion Named by Witnesses as Probable Assailant. @aumes Brassford, thirty-five, No. 2167 jue, Was taken to the Ford- this morning, his throat orso cut to ribbons by a you mix some powdered d alittle water and apply to the objectic able hairs, then in 2 or 3 tes wash the skin and the h entirely vanished, Excepting at ) one treatment is sufficient 4 taror th hie hands. White go fito Traseford’s room carrying The same wit- nessa saw White come out a few Minutes later with the razor etill In his Rraseford was u herent sound. The all a bad fa few > - ‘a Wife Und 8 rth counted a matter wnd Ninth street by It was said toda tion wa Lair slipped ron which urope three 0, and the fall affected | her | ew = THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1918. OE=IO We Give Surety Coupons Free with Purchases and Redeem Them in Merchandise OE=IO ON ona who came near Curt for several Gaya later, unlers destitute of smell, would know that there were other var- mints in the cave besides groundhogs, KEPT WEDDING SECRET. Joneph A. Hook of Rrooklyn Mar- red Childhood sweethenrt Enat duty. ¥ PHILADELMHITA, Nov, 19.=The mar- BE CAREFUL WHAT tinge here inst July of Mia Adeline! Harrison, daughter of Mra, Amtrone 1, , te Joseph A, Hook Hrooklyn, day when r, nh years ol, Vis two years older, ix in Brooklyn. ywh for YOU TAKE FOR COLD ‘The danger in winter In met his n P. | builder, for heal- ing throat and lungs and in the treat- ment of coughs and colds. Father John's Medicine ix ® doctor's pi i pure and wholesome, ¢ Broadway Saks & Company at 34th Street Tomorrow, Thursday, November 20th, we shall launch the greatest suit sale ever held by this store 1,000 Women’s Tailored Suits Regular values $25 to $35, at the extraordinary price of | $15 Nothing but a phenomenal purchase of fine fabrics and the desire of the makers to keep their tailors employed during mid- season could have yielded you an opportunity so liberal as this one. The great saving on the making of these suits is only in part responsible for these truly exceptional values. The greatest saving of all was effected in the fabrics, which were bought by the maker at the most extraordinary concessions, conditional upon our placing an order to assume the entire purchase to be tailored under our direct superwsion. @ The selection is characterized by unusual variety, both in fabrics and in models. The former include the most popular matepials in current suit modes. And the models are the last-minute creations, because in arranging for the making of these suits we reserved the privilege of selecting our own models exclusively. q And thus, all things considered—the unusual variety of styles, the excellence of workmanship and finish, and the almost incredible price at which these suits are offered—this is one of the most spectacular and worth-while sales of tailored suits ever offered either by this or by any other store in this city. Materials @Broadcloths, matelasse, Biadere cloth, cheviots, serges, basket weaves and soft fin- ish rough cloths, in black, navy blue, brown, taupe, green, wistaria, Copenhagen blue, mahogany, prune and mole. Small, medium and large sizes in the assortment. Fourth floor Models, Models which embody the latest ideas from Bernard, Drecoll, Beschoff David, Francis, and Paquin. All the newest innovations in short kimono sleeve jackets, lined with soft finish peau de cygne and interlined. And all the variations in tier and draped skirts. $40 Japanese Cross Fox Sets at $29.50 Very special for Thursday and only a limited number at that |! q The Japanese Cross Fox Sets in this unusual offering are made of handsome selected skins, the muff a big animal effect with heads and brushes, and the neckpiece to match. Little’s Low Prices Are an Old story O tell you that our Furniture is the best on earth and the prices are low is an old story. They have been that way for 30 years, and we hope H to keep them that way for 30 years more. As an illustration of our low prices, we direct attention to this China Closet, made of solid golden quarter sawed claw feet, bent ends, size 64 inches high, 34 nae wide, four § shelves, mirror panel in back. Would be considered good value at $30. Our price $22.50 J. H. LITTLE @ Co. 30 YEARS IN THIS LOCALITY &49 Wert 14th St. nar sii ei sin AS sn Hi iy i I. ai | aubiill - ra VRBBNITLL 4 2 jon 47 +m Extraordinary value. James McCreery & Co. 34th Street—5th Avenue—23rd Street The Ideal Gift A Victrola The McCreery Victor Payment Plan permits the purchasing of Victor-Victrolas on terms as convenient as can be obtained anywhere in New York City. Victrolas $15, $25, $40, $50, $75, $100, $150, $200 Every Victor Record. “My Library of Victor Records’’—Index Book Free to Victrola Owners 34th St.—7th Floor. 23rd St.—5th Floor. ! | | | o—=0=0=——=00=——=10=—=10=10=——10=10 8. = 1010 Nifty Litt ausceptible husbands. | ° Pa HOR To realize what smartness and quality Tea, Parlor and Waitresses’ rice d HORSE you can find at O'Neill's at this modest rons, 9 e ‘ e price. a Made in fine lawns, prettily trim- A new assortment of Chiffon Dress med with laces and dainty ies, 25¢, $0c, 75¢ and 91.00. Hundreds of Aprons at 25 to $100 Not for wae in the same houses with anne ae embroider- In New York’ Sixth Avenue, 20th to 22d Street During This “Dressy” Season Par- ticular Interest Centers Women’s Winter Model Dressy Suits Although they rightly belong in the $96.00 to $ Ss classes. AMS in These Co * You Must Chiffon Blouses at $4.95 ) | Blouses in all the new colors and styles, combined with laces and nets. High and low neck styles. Colored Shadow Lace Blouses at $3.75. A very smart model, made over white net and ribbon bodice, trimmed and a trial bottle M A Real 65 Christ- mas Gift which will cost you only. The New Prayer Book for 91.25, of the best grades of natural wool garments of medium and hea: ut any higher price. coe and Slip-Over Made of fine guaity percates, at|ClUb Plan ressy Tailored Sui 59c, 78¢ and 91.00. Payments tine _ Knitted Undershirts. May be Fn solid colors; others with striped borders, $0c, to 92.00, Arranged ov We | re the wo Coats at Values $25.00 Seven-eighth an: strain 4 Store—Street Floor, Brass Desk Sets $2.25 pen brush—all of beautiful dull finish. Knights of Columbus 91.50. 5 Cc The iner bindings at +25, 91.75, 92.50 to 04.00, O'Neill Main Store—Street Floor. * Men—95c Will Buy You $1.50 to $2.00 Cooper’s Underwear And Save Many a Bad Cold Also some of the finest qualities of balbriggan, mercerized, ribbed wool and merino, in various colors, together with some weight; worsted finish garments, also derby ribbed Union Suits, finished with silk facings and fine pearl buttons. All men’s sizes. Men's 25c and 35c Silk Socks at 14c Men's Medium Weight Silk Socks, reinforced with lisle soles, hecls and toes, in various colors—slight seconds. The Truso Unlimited Guaranteed Socks, 6 pair for $1.50 ‘These socks are made from the fines, quality If for any reason these socks are not satisfactory return new pair in exchange. which, fairly judged _by fair minded men, will convince them well within reason. : Compare These New Evening Suits With the materials of 818.00 to $25.00 suits sold elsewhere and with the good style of suits $12.50 Do not suppose that be- cause a suit is for evening wear that it must necessarily cost more than any other sui‘. Many tailors and clothiers ask tribute onthis peculiar idea, At O'Neill's, through the same proceases as we pro- duce business clothes, we make evening suits true to accepted style at $12.50. Full Evening Dress and Tuxedo Suits, in all-wool black Thibet, cut in the new- eat peaked lapel model; gros- rain silk-faced; Venetian ined; sizes 84 to 48; stouts up to 46, at 912.80. Can you beat it? V In the and con: al effects in pencil worsted range from 34 to 42. OEE O'Neill-Adams Co., Sixth Avenue, Stunning New Models in broadcloth, cheviot. serge, matelarse. A 1 ford Hovelty Dresses for Afternoon, Street or Evening Wear at $17.50 10 te 00 ¥ Women's Dress and Utility ‘double scle, high spliced heel and spe- | to your dealer, who . ; reed toes—the best for comfort and | will gladly give a || Prccsde, because there are no, clothe ‘ v3 if Lor any. reason eee daiadlysives | eevag eee 1 site 182101 stitched « nths, Aus\rian manus satisfactory, return to us and we will gladly givea | change. at “id 18x18 in., $1.39 dozen, value ‘aoture. a 2x80 inch, An Illuminating Comparison Sale of Men’s New Winter Clothes Over 40 New Styles of Spvell W inter Overcoats and Suits at 12.50 Sack Suits at $12.50 18 to $25.00 t Engish, semi-English vative models in the latest fancy mixtures in gray, brown and blue cheviots and cassimeres. with frills of net. Shadow Lace Blouses at $1.95 Cream color made with dai il bon bodice of pink, bli 93.00 Voile Blou In ten smart models, trim: fine laces and embroideries. in ‘high and low neck O'Neil! Main Store—Third Floor. Women's $1.75 Wool Union Suits $1.00 at.. O'Neill Main | Store—Third | joor. jong sleeves; ankle mined: at. bees Swiss Ribbed Merino Union Suits, low neck; short of no ankle and kne« $1.50 “Swan Brand 65 Per $17.50 to 835.00 High neck, short sleeve: ankle length............ High neck, long sleeves; ankle length eats Women‘ medium weight or short sleevei QNeill Main Store—Street Fleer. POPPPPAPLIPA $1.50 & $2.00 Corsets at 95c O44 lots to close: mate tn fine couttl: modium. buat. long straucht hips, with hose supporters; 18 to 30, Main Floor, Brassieres, Special, 25c ot ood musiin, embroidery ‘; cross back and hook front; RARARP RAL ALLEL PL PLP LLLP Some of the Many Attractive Values You Will Find in Our Thanksgiving Linen Sale Damask Table Cloths With Napkins to Match 3,500 worth to be sold tor $2,500 Pure linen bleached satin damask Table Cloths and Napkins to match, manufactured in Belfast, Ireland and Dunfermline, Scotland, by two of the best makers of high grade linens, to be sold on Thursday and Friday at the following very low prites, Table Cloths, 2x2 yds., 92,50 and $3.00, value #3.25 and 93.75. Table Cloths, 2x2: nd $3.50, value $3.75 and 84.50. Table Cloths, 2x3 y 3.50 94.50; value $4.50 and $5.50. TableNapkine, 22x22 inches, 93.25 and @3. Odd Table Napkins 600 dos. pure linea table napkins, odd lots. Scotch and Irish manu- facture. The reason for the very low 75 doz.; value 4.00 and $4.76, 49 dozen, value $2.00 dczen, value $2.75 99 dozen, value 88,25 O'Nelll Main Store—Second Floor, that when’ we fay they are $18.00 to $25.00 values we are Compare This New Balmacaan Overcoat With those now shown in a at, $18.00 to $25.00 — or dozen stores The swagger, loose-fitting lines of the most costly tom made coat are exactly reproduced and the materials —fine American made wool- ens—are fac-simile of th snappy patterns of expensiv foreign goods, The Popular Knitted Fab- ric Overcoat is also include | in this great as- / sortment, at... $ 1 2. 5 0 Men's Chinchilla Over- | coats, inshaw! collar, Ulster] and English Guard models, in blue, gray and chinchilla; sizes 3 12.50 , checks, plaid and Sines | 34 to 42 : Stouts up to 46. Match them if you can. 20th to 22d Street, New York City ©