The evening world. Newspaper, November 21, 1913, Page 21

"VETHERSOLE wins SUIT [resco Set OL} ETO EST We Give Surety Coupons Free with Purchases and Redeem Them in Merchandise EIQ ESS===3 AGAINST HER MANAGERS Shuberts and Liebler Must Pay Her a * Ne verdict tor $32,217.82 uberts and Liebler & Co,, $32,217 for Contract They Broke. ga Nethersole to-day warded inst the the end trial of her euit for breach of contract, the full amount of her claim, with est, In 1910 Miss Nethersole came from England under a two-year contract With the Shuberts and Licblers, The contract had been arranged by inail and cablegrams, George C. Tyler nce ting for the managers. Miss Nether- of an eight days’ sole appeared at the New Theatre tn | ¢, “Mary of Magdala” and then went on tour, completing her first senson under the contract. Tut in the second sea- son the managers refused to carry out the provisions of the contract. Miss Nethersole's contract called for $1,000 @ week and one-fourth of the Grons receipts for thirty weeks, In ade dition she was to be provided with teamer accommodations to America and Beek to England, and expenses of the road while in America. —— Civil War Veteran Dead. Edward H. Weber died last night at his home, No, 4 Fink avenue, Winfleld Queens Borough, of heart trouble. ties and GE] a and Economy The Season’s Smartest Novel- on Nov. 11. During the Rebellion he was @ Sergeant in the Thirty-seventh New York Infantry, and will be buried on Sunday with military ‘honors in the G. A. R. plot in Mount Olivet Cemetery at Maapeth. GRANDMA NEVER LET © HER HAIR GET GRAY | Kept Her Locks Dark,Thick, Glossy, with Sage Tea and Sulphur. with Sage ulphur no one can tell, be- Jone so naturally, Preparing this mixture, though, a is mussy and troublesome. For 60 cents you can buy at any di to-use tonic called “W Sulphur Hair Remed: dampen a sponge or a0 and draw this through | one small strand ling all gray another appl becomes be: luxuriant. a though no dis isa sign of old age, and as we all ACY | de year- hi the Standard Staples The newest styles are pre- CHE’ BVENINU WUBLY, FRIVAY, NUVEMBRMR 41, 19138. To-morrow will be the leet day In New York’s ONE Shopping Center AMS Women's 61 Thread Silk Stockings, ghee Annual Sale of Rubbers member of the Co janie” rest prices of the Black, white, tan and 30 Lata ahh aid at Sixth Avenue, 20th to 22d Street Se tigh opted eet, nn O'Neill Main Store—Berond Fleer. Very Fine Imported Swiss Ribbed Wool Union Suits For Women An unusually superior q quaty. priced at.. ONeill Mate Stere—First Fleer. Now at the Top of the Season We Announce Our Greatest Sale of Misses’, Juniors’& Girls’ WINTER APPAREL Simply ‘Becéuse the Styles Are So Charming and the Values So Irresistible Wherever well dressed people meet these are the favored fashions—we take the smartest styles from the great dress parade and put the same ideas that are seen in costly and exclusive models into these, our own specially designed apparel, for the fastidious young ladies of New York, so that you buy thoroughly distinctive coats, suits and dresses at surprisingly modest prices. Let a few illustrations and items give you a hint of assortments And We Urge Mothers and Daughters to See This Great Showing To-Morrow Club Plan Payments May Be Arranged Fine Swiss ribbed wool; low neck; no sleeves; knee and ankle lengths; silk trimmed. Women's Fine Cotton Un- derwear——Vests high neck, long and short; low neck; short or no sleeves; pants and ‘tights knee and ankle length; regular sizes, 4 5,6, at 50c Extra sizes, 7, 8, 9 at.. ; ‘ - 60c O'Netll Mata Store—Bireet Fleer, Shadow Lace Blouses, Style 792 Higher Priced Anywhere Else sented daily—the qualities and finish inside and out are worthy of examination and invite comparison with ‘“‘exclusive models” higher priced elsewhere. The foremost fact is that you find a money saving in BLYN SHOES. Style, Quality and Value are backed by half a ‘century of reliability. Ladies’ Patent Colt, cloth top button boots; Spanish Louis heels and naniow recede plaiy tocs, 4 style that responds to the all; pete in style, New Fall Boots, $4 For fale in Greater New York at Biyn Stores only Cross model the foot bends with the hand. s wit Ladies’ Tango satin ribbon lace! pink an colt, The season's favor class novelty slipper at Blyn price. popu Biorre | bet, Park & Mall Onter Dept Za40 td Aves FREE “iui? with Lvery $75 firchaee of Sore, tender feet find solace in Red Cross Shoes, The snuggest fitting Red as a fine glove generally nowadays for alr FREE For Dress Men's full dress patent. cc top. button boot; made on last in plain toes and with tip W shinks, low’ broad heels; u Meal and atent Leather Sines & te 8.... st m1... 11's tog ation and Blucher to Tar Russia Calf huualee Sites 106 extra by Nh 8 in 12,,, OO unveten ie ae 11% to2 2.. 50 United States, “The Shoe That Feels Like Nothing On” ee tks The Blyn Plan habit once acquired can’t be shaken off. bi proved and happiness ine igh- | creased by wearing Blyn Plan “"| Nature Shoes, Ten Big Family Stores, Easy to Reach. Shoes for Everybody. SDE, STORE: Pn Port aie v ¥ “ste Chased —— Ms WEEKLY ae Down on $50.00 : “ 75.00 * 100.00: “ 150.00 FISHER BROS COLUMBUS AVE Ber [03 «104 ST . re Green uh T2d * write for’ Catalogue of Childrens ‘Shoes, Couch with Every Purchase of $50 | ° | | 0 f [Pe © 1 | | Cc I | ® i i = | Special at $5.95 In avari- ety of the models, made up with chif- fon and net trim- Bmings of contrast - ingcolors. Crepe de Chine Blouses Special at $4.95 With drop shoulder and yoke back, front trimmed with frills and crystal buttons, in black, white and navy. Chiffon Blouses at $2.95 In all the most adorable colors, combined with lace and igh neck, long sleeves. O'Neill Main Store—Third Floor. amr Only One Day More in Which ® Tuke Advantage he Great A Comparison Sale of Men’s Winter Clothing In which the observing and discerning man of New York may satisfy himself of the style satisfaction and money-say SThe Smartest, Newest and Best $18.00 to 4$25.00 OVERCOATS and SUITS, at $12.50 ' $18 to $25 Suits at $12.50 Fancy worsteds, gray and black grounds, with neat stripes and checks; Fall shepherd plaids in white and black, black and blue unfinished worsteds; fancy brown and gray mixtures in tweeds and cheviots, A novelty cloth of tartan plaid, an advanced 1014 style, green and blue mixtures. Plain serges in blue and gray. The styles are most varied and include the conserva- tive two and three button sack with a reat percentage of the snappy, classy English models, Trousers small at hips and bottom, indicative of the swagger English tailors. Full Men's Evening Dress & Tuxedo Suits at $12.50 Values #18 to 825 In all-wool black Thibet. the gewest peaked. lap gros: 4 Vi lined; sizes 34 to 42; stouts up to 46 ed EO Eel O Eee O'Neill-Adams u Misses’ and Junior Tai- lored Suits Regular Value $22.50 Several up-to-date n the popular materi: nals, two tonea, epon; novelty material, some oth plain and draped popular sh Junior sizes, 13 to 19 years; Misses, 14 to 18 vears. Misses’ Dressy Fur Trimmed Suits Regular Value $35.00 Misses’ and Junior Winter Coats Girls’ Dresses for General Wear a $3.49 Regular Values up to $6.98 Little Girls’ Winter Coats $4.98 to $10.98 Girls’ Full Len Dressy Coats sia at $15.00 Many pretty models in all wool chinchilla, plain broadcloth and beau- tiful corduray; some braid, brocade, fancy frog trimmed, lined all trough in cope, navy, gray, black, brown, Sizes 6 to 14 years, o most faney Girls’ all we serwe dre some fir collar and. butt in i. in all the c=0=s0==0=0 10100 Girls’ Full Length Winter Coats at $4.98 Regular Value $8.00 Good warm coat, made atrasting +6 to Th years. Alo Hels at popular prices | Girls’ Full Length Coats Tand 8 years. Girls’ Full Length Win- ter Coats a $7.98 Regular Value $12.00 ! other m is to 18 years. Misses’ Dressy Winter Coats *18: 98 « $35.00 Plain and faney plu in all woot beautifully ] skunk opossum. Dointy ¢ skirt, button trimmed) in black navy, taupe, green; sizes 14 to 18 years ‘ © | t \ « collars | in | Sizes 34 to 18 y Dining Room Furniture We illustrate a S-Piece Suite, Se ng room furniture. ‘Phere is but a timite ns. So come early Extra Butlots (as niu gular price $99 00. oink at S9VU.00 $195.00 Three-Piece Di ‘ning Room Suit, $126.00 Consisting ut BUFFET, CHINA ( SET vod i wide of I rduroys o TS years, braid trimmed in nuyy, tan, brava. > grey. Siges Oto Lb yours pe 'Bicuiiiees Cutlery Ina “Tariff peorciee Sale made by one ot the oldest and most Sale dl quanti allot those whieh ba: ot for good a ira Beluga aretll Tae patoied and of the best patterns, 39¢ Pocket Knives 4hc; value 75 e We tt Knives 75c; value 1.00 t Knives 89c; value 1.50 $1. 50 Kazor and Strop at 64c Full hollow ground, forged steel razor: polished blade, one shell; horsehide Boys’ $6 Chinchilla Coats at $4.98 | chinchilla, in » Russian ton up to vk, circular ve lars, belted back and flannel or worsted lined, Sizes 3 to 10 years. Boys’ $10.00 Overcoats, Afi proved tu be best adaptes d for carry reand made of qu 18x36 inches; deawe | | | ishing Sture—Second to Pourih loors, ing he can accomplish at O’Neill’s Big Store for Dad and the boys $18 to $25 Overcoats at $12.50 $7.50 Chinchilla in gray and blue, in Russian and polo “style; worsted lined; sizes 3 to 12. School O fancies i double bi belted back; sizes 8 to 17 years, Boys’ 75¢ Flannel Blouses 45¢ a el ‘ome with split a hers have cuffs, A new E ol is of a blue undressed neg =0rm0e——0 0; ¥ buttons; sizes 7 to 10 yes i Boys’ $5.00 Sweaters, . Shaker Kait, $3.49 Tn oll-woot Shak gray and brown collars and pe Boys’ $4.50 Combina- tion Rain Outfits, 42.95 | Coats are in tos, ¢ ture rubberisay cioth some with in all the di Practically an unlimited of three hundred styles, *Balmacaan" Overcoats at $12.50 Coats that tured by the HOY TET Eka are advertised and fea- y shops at 825 t $12.50. Genuine the wonderful Evening vercoats at $12.50 Values $18 to 825 Wack Thibet, white or bluck satin lining. velvet collar and $6 inches long. ere in the Fisherman's style; material sume as coat; sizes 4 to 16 years, Co., Sixth Avenue, aoeb to 22d cee New York City == Sem knitted fabric ¢ Alan An natn nee ne em A Re