The evening world. Newspaper, February 10, 1914, Page 12

EMS TT TTT SITTERS) Oe a a a Pr » DREN {SGC LGHT SHOWS «SS VANDERBILT. [:snthit DROWNS IN MID-OCEAN) AFTER OPERATION keep her in bed the requisite time Freighter,, Swept by"Gale for} surgeons who operated years ago sho was awarded frst prize [from Europe, was at her for the best «and fort constructed |bedaide when she emerged trom on Children’s Day on the beach at janesthetic, | Trouville, | Her mother, who recently returned ation and spent last night restful for the wound to heal, Mins Vanderbilt became suddenly | & ill yesterday in school. She was taken| jf to her home, at No. 677 Fifth avenue, where Dr. Joseph A. Blake, Dr. Hugh Auchincloss, Dr. Austin Flint and RHEumatic JoInts| Rub Pain Right Out—Try This! on Mien | Dr. Samuel Lambert were called into Grace Vanderbilt, fifteen years old, |Cconaultation, ‘Their diagnosis was) Rheumatinm is “pain only.” Not) Limber up! Quit complaini Days, Brings Story of | daughter of Me. and Mre. Cornetiue | *ut inflammation of the appendix,| soe case in fifty ines i inl bottle of old-time and because of the patient's robust treatment. Stop druggi fe a Sea Tragedy. Vandersitt, for appendicitis yesterday | condition it wan not thought beat t0| ine nencieating, “St are astonished by the unusual re- dofer the operation, which wae per- to your sore, stiff joints and| * powern their patient dis- i cuperative formed by Dr. Blake and Dr. Auchin- and relief comes instantly. m Moun tfelds, | plays this morning. clota. “St. Jacoba Oil” is a harmless rheu- Dwiggins, from Ply-| A vigerous outdoor life, with long! Mis. Vanderbilt has attended many| matism cure which never disappoints went te her pier at|canters in Central Park every after- children’s parties this season. Two and cannot burn or discolor the skin. s rectly in! musclen cured mi 7 qteamer lerera in the last half tury, and is j neuralgia, lum! bago, backache, sprai New York's ‘Sixth Avenue, 20th to 22d Street This SHIRT SALE rm: Greatest Yet New shirts for spring--shirts for every Shirts of Garner's percales and fine mer- man, whatever his size or his idea of a shirt cerized materials. Shirts with clean-cut, —shirts for every occasion—morning, after- fast-color stripes. Coat models, attached Shopping Centre Outdoor life in winter, Ssatee i EopEEt i if F 8 4 r~4 vate nety noon and evening—pleated and plain neg- cuffs, either stiff or soft French style. Some, Sowa ‘Tach want comber ligee shirts, white bosom shirts and evening of the new “extra-cuff” shirts. All have ult bl In the dress shirts. The values are $1.00 heavy ocean pearl buttons and the 58 i od trimming and finish are of the best. ea 5 __~ SS A word about workmanship: Men who have made custom shirts know how to put those little details in that count for correct size, width and length that insure perfect fit. So we are well justified when we say of 59 these shirts,“‘equal to custom made.” 4 O'Neill Men's Store—Street a evening shirts are of fine white cambric with linen bosoms. Open back or open back and front; also coat styles; shirt bosoms, medium and full dress bosoms. Shirts that set 59. il kegt i $1.00 to $1.50 Waists 74c collars and frills, low necks and dainty yoke Ping Four of the Waists in ER Plaza to-morrow at 74c each Women’s $1.00 Long Kimonos Lace Curtain Samples and Sample curtains of real lace, including t, 69c Made of prett; matte, fed ope Pg sncxrsdaee events Arabian, Brussels and Marie Antoinette cur- 3 9c fo match” Wendt bagi ot oa ing po Noses Careinn. ul enh and width; tl ite; values to $2.50. $1.00 Night Robes [Women’s $1_and and Combinations price, $1.00. They will be in the Bargain Plasa [ctncnay oy at each Plas spe uk $1.25 Union Suits dn Nainsooh and Cambeic, Lace and ORC 39c Corset Covers, |50c to 75c Corset 39c to T5c 25e vers, 39c Sample Drawers, wear, Corset Covers.| 29c, 39c & 50c Vests high, long sleeves; pants ankle length, medium ments, $1.00, nee 5 weight cotton, 3 gar: line nainsook. Frenc! Drawers. sist ; noe © insook_ and hb kes,| Sample trimmed with sl ol foaee made in nai for| Walst, prettily trimmed | and Val. laces, others| cambric, prettily im 50c and 60c Union, Suits, 39¢ Tih iuinty lace edge| with fine embroidery) med with laces end} cuft knee, or” umnbrelia style. “Lance i deve sud rihhony, mnenbecies i extra sizen, O'Neill Moin Htore—tot FL, ON ind Fleer. More—1et Savi 12 that ave most unusual are to be in this Sale Linens, Towels and Towelings $3.98 All Linen Satin Damask Table Nap- kins at $2.95 Dozen Pee Sea ll gop Demesk Naphias, from a leading = ‘ pegich manals Nese ie jous new designs. Size 24 x 24 1Se to 30c Bleached Bath Towels, at 12}4c, 18c, 19¢ and 238c each Double-loop close weave, and entirely absorbent bleached Bath Towels for, wear and general service. $2.00 Damask Na: » at vie Doran” of not Bilver Menshed, Deauk fi in @ variet » already hemmed. Slee 16x18, 20c All Linen Crash Towel- at léc Yard 19,000 yards of the famous Barnsley Gruen Toweling. all Usom and owt ition sine, Very opecial value at towels, Special value at 16c yard. 8c each. 25c to 39c All Linen Huckaback Towels Big Sales in Progress Annual Advance Sale of the 1914 Spring and Summer Silks 45-Inch Charmeuse HS8'¢ yard at 9BC 45-inch all silk Charmeuse, in a wigs of the bap shadings. February Sale Women’s High and Low Shoes and $2.50, at nt coltskin, vici kid and white canvas; low heels. Floor. 20c All Linen Glass Check Toweling, at 16c Yard 10,000 yards in Blue and Red Checks, All Linen Glass Towellng that will dry well and will not lint. Special value at I6c yard. 39¢ Embroidered Muslin Pillow Cases, at 29c Each Made from a fine bleached muslin yarn, evenly woven. in various Eyelet Embroidery Designs. Regu- High Shoes. iv gun metal calf, button, lace and Blucher styles; Ci and | 5 Low in Oxfords and with and without stra jun metal calf, tan Rusia calf, dark tan, vi Tisck viel kid and black suede; Cubea and low heels; variety of | ONeill Main Stere—Second Fleer, Greatest Fur Clearance of the Year Fur Sets, values $18 to $475, at $7.50 to $200. Fur Coats, values $65 to $375. at 935 to 9190. O'Feill Main Here—Thied Ficer. ~The TG T Rey Pret o he Famous Arts and a We | border ahd. ated speas. fy ek Crafts Furniture oF $20,000 AFORE pee " » 4 A316 pads. At . rae) ee Lb 8 Tag rs daughter's Miss Vanderbilt quickiy fell Into @ natural slep after the oper- just as good for sciatica, | > ES We Give Surety Coupons Free with Purchases and Redeem Them in Our Own Merchandise: fl | a | $40,000 Worth of Stickney Bros.’ the y. Accessories of Every Description Our stocks are replete with articles for men's comfort and convenience, Forty-four drug stores conveniently lo- locuted in New York and Brogklyn where you are sure to fin heu- | cen- | i °o Lotion, Violet or is il To et Water Biades, ¢ jor 5 Br of a Ao inp inden fa 2s 12 for 01.60. ‘o. English 940 up. French, 91.60 up. Rubberset, 23¢ up. —— Talcum Powders ~— larly for 10c, and ‘a; ham Demonstrator Razor | id ect ataal the gor pointe scccesscecewcenns LSC nickel adjustable to Our price..........4. Ci any Pinochle Tally-Ho Cards 28e} eagle 98c Carde—usuall: Beveled sold de toc. Our price 38.c|Giaes, wi Ma: ite Carde— caps and bridge sise. Usually “| dle, sold at 50c. Our price.. SBC Presth sie: Special prise 23.0 Thermos Bottles Pint sine. .ecceceqs coos] up ONLY One pair of Hair Insoles, for free with a purchase any price. either women, of 9 Paper or ‘Chamois Vest at Paper Vests, light weight, all sises for ‘armers, imported ; Phi Fired natural wool; atlord ry world of comfort to rheumatic knees, at.. $1,50. ctic Lung Protesters, and women, inal Bands, of sani- tary natural wool, 10 sises, 3 wesentes 01,50, 01.25 an Hot Wa ter Bottles | Rik + | _ Made from pure Cod - | Liver Oil—the highest arade in the world Pleasant to take. For deep seated coughs ** | palnutrition and for developing strength. Same size bottle as Aluminum El Comfo: >The ideal bed warmer, which * say soe Migs toe ae coke ees Bottles". 45 ond SSC | syearquaraniee. Price 04,50 [Ibe You Are Safe When You Buy at 3 Your Orders to Our Nearest Stere New Stores p sais? aS a ale BARR Re