The evening world. Newspaper, February 20, 1914, Page 6

EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1914. BW TAXI TRUST |One Reason Why the Yellow Taxis |PLATE GLASS WINDOW —[2,.00" "wrt wimiow mea] IDENTIFIED AFTER BURIAL. | taht secn Sr mu St uy ear "on ote es Jenkinson, one of the oldest women in| by seven children, forty-four grand AS NO GROUNDS Still Fight the Thirty-Cent Rate} BURGLARS’ LATEST LOOT|..°r “imeenon’ ior"euosorana| "7m teeter Moake the Ubiicd States, died at her home| children, Ally areaterandehidren am “7 FORHIGHER RATE Learne both went sprawling, with Leahy on Wife Lies in Potter's Field Grave. | here carly to-day. She was 105 years four great-great-grandch! 5 er = top of them. TI id they wei The identity of a woman whose |Police Say Stealing a Red Hot] ichucn aicany Ge NS 18 Gay |OOdy has Iain in Potter's Field for a Stove Is No Longer the Record | street, and William Roberta of No.| moni where it was burted aftr oe “yf! 183 West Houston street, McCarthy, | 0°" . 4 Crime. Heved to have been established to-day. rime. who has done three stretches in the | George Franz of No. 4 Olmatead place, Once a man tried to steal a red| Workhouse and Is out on a suspended | Glendale, called at the Coroner's of- hot and that's one story, but | Sentence for grand larceny, they say,| fice at Jamaten, where the jewelry aie RHEUMATIC Pain Rub It Right Out—Try This! this one concerns two men who, the | 4 indignant. ‘and clothing taken from the dead woman . Th, i 4 v = | w to him and he said he felt aha y lant Corporation Counsel Lacey Nnl abrgedhMesgessthed cageo jorxee | droppety alt ane” we captained (ous. | rure, she was his wife Henriette, whom | Rheumatism is “pain only. Limbcr up! Quit complaining! Ge window, And if the window had not |iness of indignation). broken they might have got away | business isn't my gra’ with ft. : It was the crash of glass that) Glynn s¢ aroused Policeman Leahy this morn-| | ALBANY, Fi + ' ' “g still suffering y with a cold, but ‘ mot muscles and relief comes instantly. “St. | Don't suffer! Relief awaits you. “Si ing and sent him sprinting toward | {maar wy ttaehotgl” «f Catt | A Got Bagh weeny tea art jacob’s Oil” ii miess rheumatism | Jacob's Oil” is just as good for sciation No, 800 Went Tenth atrest. ‘The same | from the office. For nenrly hve days he | found dead. "The gas wan tuned one. | Jacob's Oil” is w harmless rheu atism | Jaco! i Ls Ie 7 When you ask your hallboy te phone for a tax! and he calle a “Yellow,” has been handi be " fi id di ry lumba, backach ; PF T 1 tw 7 an been handicapped in work and| The dead woman was twenty-cight | cure which never disappoints and does | neuralgia, lumbago, che, sprain ol THE RUS he te given thie slip by the Yellow driver. ONE OF THE RA ONS WHY Soar Win Weaieers caluca ik oie ri conferences by iliness and has spent ‘s old. Franz wants to have the from Mike Haughey's sal » It waa! r ‘offices. not blister. and swellings. THE VELLOWS ARE STILL FIGHTING THE THIRTY.CENT RATE | nnn cctreccnneere At the Executive ome Pedy’ ekthuimed for proper burial Is to Have Public Pay) TAX! ORDINANCE. Biividends on Millions of | phones to where the Yetlow t waiting. G coming b be bb arg Supreme Court Justice “There is nothing back of o to-day demurrer to the indictment. Watered Stock. italization of there companies extept | thelr taxicabe—no other rty. alleging that it did not state facts w All in their capitalization beyond that| cient to, constitute crime and was rm. is water, and they dre trying to pay fvas explained to-day why W. H.! dividends on this water, and pay Dik| an unswerne bret ma renga file the intended president of salnrics to their officers and man- Sapected that Justice Davis will decide taxi trust, should expect sere.” Ha i) le Ber jansott’s , D examination of the Mason: | own tt In said, trerely. an equity. in| © iim, “will then be set for ‘Faxiead Company's accounts the cabs Cay uae, Bat Francots De. That present fares “yield no casne, agent for DUFAC Car, Une: by the Yellow company, and A. F, Mir. Barnard wants to earn PY ine tte oii the cur enieny| NO TRACE OF THE KINEO. om $10,000,000 capital, of ugod By ths Mason-Seaman company, 4609 io water. The city, after an are to taken in as directors of the| Search St11l on for Five-Master lestonere of ‘Trust, presumably to act as ropre- bs Analisi re Of sentatives of manufacturers’ interests With Tht finde that the profits under tn the cabs used by the two concerns.| NORFOLK, Va., Fob. 9.—Two reve ae rates, Cong ee a enue cutters and half a dozen volunteer Aldermen searching vessels were patrolling the | @fter strenuous labors, are en- DEMURRER FOR HASSETT. coast off the Capes to-day for a trace @uficient on actual money in- EN Ee of the big fivemasted schooner Kineo. Counsel Contends Graft Indictment | rng cutter Itasca wan ordered from ny the two companies combine Does Not Stow New York to ald the Onondaga. y haye 1,200 cars. Nuch cars| Thomas Gilleran, counsel for Thomas| Not @ word has been heard from the bout $2,500 cach. The $3,000,000 | Hassett, indicted for attempted grand cya lig on tein fake " larceny in connection with the attempt Bi 9 hy re OOD, Parsee geptecented 1s all the property | larceny, in connection with, the attempt | and «child, wince fant tranile die. Hi \t ane ‘but this glagy Ge eaiegee ny enren ex tne in sev-| Not one case in fifty requires internal |a small trial bottle of old-time “S! ; The woman died in Peter's Hotel in| treatment. Stop drugging! Rubsoott-| Jacob's Oil," at any drug store and i: Glendale, Queens Borough, on Jan. 19, Ten Gan” tenis GAY : « From Cold, | She hud gone there with @ inan who haa ye Lape spo St. pen ball shed Llc you'll be reduc lise: We ak wne rf > —Gov. Glynn was | femlstered UH Hower idnight and did rectly into the sore, stiff joints and| matic pain, soreness and sti OM Parley Explains the Cry | oof “No Profit.” OLSSSSSIO EI We Give Surety Coupons Free with Purchases and Redeem Them in Our Wi New York's Shopping Centre Own Merchandise OEIC \ mn 8, Sixth Avenue, 20th to 22d Street At O’Neill’s Big Store for Dad and the Boys $12.50 Doing All That You Generally Expect of $18 to $25 in This Sale of MEN’S NEW YORK MADE SUITS AND OVERCOATS $ Overcoats at $12.50 $ Chinchillas Fancy Back Coatings Fancy Mixtures e Black an. Oxford Kerseys | Guaranteed Rainproof Coats, Etc. e ersons Aboard. ‘Gnd open lots used inst which to preferred and common Leave to charge higher fares Make the public pay dividends @opious injection of water. ASSISTANT CORPORATION COUNSEL FARLEY SAYS. Corporation Counsel Far- wy plain or belted back, inverted plaited backs. Shawl or convertible collars, Ulsterettes with shaw! or con- vertible collars; also Fancies in all of the above models. Black and Oxford Kerseys in 46-inch regulation model, made velvet collars, fly front, satin lined. Sizes range from 34 to 42. Stouts to 46. Sf an RSENS Retin re storie Brown, Bray and blue chinchilla, Ler or fancy beck material everal models. English and regular models, y —__-._( a at S People who don’t use H-O don’t know it. H-O Oatmeal is peculiarly appetizing. It has a taste and a flavor not to be had in ordinary oatmeal, or rolled oats. Our method of steam-cooking keeps in the flavor, and our process keeps out the hulls and foreign particles that you don’t like to find in your favorite breakfast dish, 3) Men's Dress and Tuxedo Suits Values 918 to $25 at $12.50 In the newest models taken from servative models, in the newest fancy Buy now and ar] {he -highest grade custom tailored checks, plaids and stripes in worsted range to make pay- suits, perfect fitting and well made; cheviot and cassimeres. Sizes 36 to | ments at intervals. ilk faced and Venetian 42; stouts to 46. en $4 to 42; atouts to 46. A WAIST SALE Va _Veilings Saturday Specials in That will require extra space and salespeople on Saturday! yaa 2, ya LOC The B ARG AIN PL AZ. A Men's Suits, Values $18 to $25 at $12.50 In the newest English and con- Men's $1.50 Royal Silk Plush Underwear, at 69c Shirts have French neck, with silk front, pearl buttons; drawers suspender tapes and double gusset; in ecru and blue, Men's $1.50 Domet Paja- mas at 95c Made of quality domet flannel; cut military style; nicely trimmed with si Bont and ocean pearl buttons; pink, blue and tan stripes; all sizes. Cash or Credit See Pe Yard, at, ¥d. 6 New Styles, Four of which are illustrated. Al ariety of Veilings; plain, T, ‘ * * A rf Niaey ied ae pon ll aap ‘a Twenty or more sensational bargains just like these ree. jac! colors, s ON vee. No Mail, Telephone or C. 0. D. orders can be filled on Bargain Plaza items. Women’s . Another Big Lot of - Kimonos Samp.e Gloves Models, Spe- $1 98 For Men; Women and Children ‘will the two to the Alder- ie fe ¢ eceouia “Sunkist” cic Perfect, Standard 75c to $1.98 Grades, Cc an AY s Pine med wt ast 25¢ Pair—Think of It! Saber ei plesied Tekno ie The high quality, perfectly finished fabric gloves that and ae assortment of color| i] gre so often preferred to skins. Women “Percale Sacques,S0c Doette Leatherette Chamoisette Made of fine voile, buttoned front all broidery, long shoulder| In dark und iwedium colors, with , biscuit, brown and suede gray. finished with hensatehing, Hat collar with plaitngs or lace trimming: ethers | sailor collars, some trimmed with scul-|l| T? UNtE Alves m as One acd Two laep Style ith vest, trimmed Irish lace effect tions, velvet bows; also|loped edge, others with plain colores plettions and Vel lace iamitionns ‘can Se eae Biarritz Style with Strap Wrists. Store—-Third Fleer. ui O'Neill Main Store—Third Floor. i Pine Neg 5: Ok Mago DL obs | ° i LN cteene capa tary ted 93.25 Blankets for $1.75 t Hair Goods = | 7morrow Will Be a Day of) . Women’s and Misses’ Size 04x78, just what is wanted for this cold snap. One of O'Neill's if [ Cc [, | Long Wavy Switches| £24 Value Giving in the | Crepe Bloomers ||| ‘sie tn’ * anket thst eaureto rleme, or Satursey 91.75 Reduced $ Toi Special 25 Suitings, yd.. 65¢ i Sarin ilet G Special f) uitings, yd.. 65c. to...... 1.79 oule 3 oods Saturday at 5 Oc Something Worth Coming For on Saturday Saturday Only Section Also crepe, aruwere—open or closed. 48c Imported scintelli suk and wool crepe brocaded auitings in . Corset Covers made of crepe||] range of staple colorings, soft, lustrous, # beautiful draping fabric. __ Every one of these Switches ‘s He nd dainty lace trimmed yoke. Special on Bargain Plasa fo: Saturday only, a yd.... AA 65c in made of fine quality nat-| _Hind’s | Honey ang Atm nal ‘Ladies’ Bloomers in Seco silk in O'Neill Main Store—Street Fleer. ually wavy, hai. They are earn ae of. Hdrogen, ides | blue, pink or white trimmed with lace areas ount on ree shot le 5 ta . tems and are #6 incheslong.| bottle, best quality, full strength, value| insertion and edges. Sper) 99 Just the kind of a switch re-] 250, special at..c......ec0ee ee, .Ee| MMs rrr ree A Splendid Assortment of the Most Exquisite i t] Daggett & Ramsdell'’s Coid| White Petticoats made of fine i 2 in, apeial ats... 326 comet sulle ished ithe Decorative Linens 5c can, violet | ribbons; $1.50 values, at..... $1.00 Kolynos Tooth Pa icc gfe] OM Main thore—third owe, | TO Be Had at Prices that Would Put the 24-inch All Around value #5c, | R ‘ apestal at. Stace tel Shrewdest Buyer to Guessing ™ Transformations.. 1,59 Listed oR oe Tpeqtuenocaationsamply sees teat in. ae Bifocal 100 Dozen $0c Lace Trimmed|#1.25 to 92.50 Renaissance Lambert's Listerine, 81.00 bottle, | Eye Glasses Scarfs, Shams and Centre- | Scarfs, 79¢ to $1.75 Each Not a seed in‘*Sunkist.’* Juicy, rich, healthful \ oranges—the finest selected tree-ripened fruit grown in the world. “SUNKIST” oranges are the cleanest of all fruits. Never touched by bare hands—all “Sunkist” pickers and packers wear clean cotton gloves while at work. Buy a box of “SUNKIST” oranges—much cheaper by the box or half-box than by the dozen. “Sunkist lemons are the finest, juiciest fruit — mostly seedless—thin-skinned, too, “Sunkist” Oranges and Lemons Bring -| Cream, 5! © y Mennen Eaiiches are ually worth| o.horated, special a encirele the entire head, giv Handsome Rogers Silverware Jt niall alaogaa ioe Nae REESE Regularly $3.50& pieces, .at 29¢ Each Burean and Bullet Rensismnace : " |'$4.50 at O’Neill’s $1.95 Neatly lace trimmed scarfs, shamy(scarts with Mexican drawnwork centres Send the trademarks cut from ‘Sunkist’ orange and lemon pb LB aL sa, eed and’ doublc|end other various designs, Heavy and. centres: srertion in various pretty) hand-made Renaissance lace. designs. $2.50 to $7.50 Renatssance 98c Scarfs, Shams and Centerpieces and Tea Centres at 50c Each Cloths, $1.59 to $5.98 Each Deep taco trimming in single and Several broken lots of handsome We wiil put on Saturday @ handmade Renaissance lace tentres complete tine of V0-karat gold-tiled| double and. teacloths, 4 ppers to us. We offer as premiums, elegant re - pon 2 se in f civerease, 27 different, magnificent premiums in exclusive ‘‘Sunkist’’ design, This handsome orange spoon sent to you for 12‘‘Sunkist"” and 6 ry stamps, Trademarks from orange and lemon wrappers count same as * on Suits, Swiss ribbed, with es. Values $3.75 to $4.98 $2.29 $1.95 Combination |Women's $2.35 Combina- double rows, choice of several neat Suits, 95¢ tions, $1.29 tim or rimless Eyeglasses, oF ‘ Am cotton and wool mixed, In| Swiss ribbed, long or shorbsleeves, | tacles, containing { e wuions) oF doing 91.10 Drawnwork Centres, white and natural colors. F as. the Scarfs and Shams, *1,80-C lors, te of fine imported cotton, 9 oa shin fo rena 195 Sha: at S80 Women's Corset Covers, Swiss} 85¢ Corset Covers, 49¢. ing. For mynd ly. 3 7 importation of beontit) le linen, ttilloped edge; meat ore ribbed and cott ‘eC Swiss ‘eat we Pia esas “ate ise ewe tei” | ope Bet Fn Chu at a CC a a / {. (en Neill-A) : ie. Bith ‘to ; J “ vy & eee $3.26 to 96.00 Madeira Tea Napkins, $2.75 to $4.50 Dos.