The evening world. Newspaper, March 6, 1914, Page 16

THE avanti wonin, “PRIDAY, MAROR 6, tba. = OESSSSSIOE We Give Surety Coupons Free with Purchases and Redeup Them in Out Own Merchandle =O Tees $1,209,068, Marae with the New York’s 7 Shopping Centre e C Sixth Avenue. 20th to 22d Street Silk Petticoats Suck Aeeltely Set Two Very Interesting Speciale for Saturday Trimmed Hats are not to be found anywhere in New At $2.95 At $1.95 York, a iting at jeilt's. sm porate $4.00 Value $8.00 Priced $5.0 ttleoate, made of Messaline Sitk Skirt, made with es own usual ae for aw Or messaline silk cise all messaline. | sectional ruffles, In all colors. In all the new colors. O'Neill Main | ITEMS FOR INVESTORS. for sale | torr ferred wae Bie AL, common. Se MEL cH LOOK YOUNG, PRETTY & righta to fe nine fone ti 7 37-100 per cent. earned on common ee artes ai Bi M Nd % 88-100 per Sage Tea and Sul bg Dark ens so Naturally that Nobody cai can tell. pared with 7 46- Soop per soent. mt re. vious year. Almost everyone ons knows that Lena Tea’ and Sulphur, P ly compou brings back the natural color and | Tustre to the hair when faded, streaked or gray; dandruff, itching sealp and Lag vtling hair. Years ago the onl; @ get this mixture was to Eel told id an be Stocks, Based on it Selling Prices. vi \e rf 26,000,000 provements in next five years; In ad- dition, $12,000,000 for maturing car trusts in next five years, Total, $49,000,000, ecials in the « phicaee Great Western road reporte for fur of February a de- and for month de- ‘om July 1, total 17 compared with ago. Qualitd ond Twenty more sensational bargains just like these. No Mell Telephone ot CO. D. cotersian be tilled ia Bargain Placa items, Another of O'Neill's Glove Sensations 2100 Pairs of GLOVES hate farket Cloning —Stocks did not |! fally with any vigor, and th> rather feeble recovery wan abruptly ended fmthe late afternoon, when there was @@ increase of selling pressure on St. Paul news, and prices de- Allotments of underwriting hoe : Me. hesapeake and Ohto's $89,000,000 five: ear 5 per cent. notes will be ‘made today. Applications more than cover the amount of (he tes fesue, Third Fieor. Pueat cure the list. Se detea’ titers ‘The close charge made against St. Paul t the Interstate begtocighad perl cont. a sharp. decline ty jt was Produce an satavernue "etfect eentiment. 1 sales, 408,341, Wie tdittae tite + ttt 4 hain Ci Qbtee-P bie bist CLLEUTEPA ET 1 Ot heed, © ps Piece cbnces Bee b50s8s F058 0s B62 Norfolk and Western gross dectewa $418,970 and net 441,708. American Beet su Si earnings decreased y, . Seven months’ gross in. onick No le prema The Silk Department is now showing complete assortments of Evening and Afternoon Silks, Black Silks, White Silks, Washable Habutal, exclusive de- signs in Imported Foulards and the new shades in Chiffon Taffetas; also Roman stripe effects at very moderate prices. A Special Offering for to-morrow (Saturday) will consist of Drap de Charmeuse, 40 ins. wide; aud Brocaded Crepes, 40 ins. wide, | _* at $1.35 per yard. An Importarit Sale of Misses’ & Small Women’s Dresses and Tailor-mad~ “uits to be held to-morrow (Saturday), ill present the season's newer styles, materials and colors at the following prices: Tailor-made Suits, at $18.00 & $23.00 Smart Street Dresses of serge or plaid crepe, taffeta trimmed . . . . at $22.00 *Luncheon Frocks of taffeta - at $24.00 Evening Gowns of taffeta and chiffon at $24.00 Women’s Morning Dresses (some styles in incomplete sizes), in a variety of desirable cotton materials, will be offered , to-morrow (Saturday), in ‘the Department “on the Second Floor, at the special prices of $1.48, $2.28, $3.00 & $3.50 Men’s English Spring Overcoats and Raincoats will be placed on sale toemorrow (Saturday) in the Men's Furnishing Department, offering exceptional values at the following prices: Men's English Overcoats, of medium-weight Spring materials . . . .at $21.00 Men's English Raincoats, of fine gray cassi- mere, with collar and cuffs of black velvet, Cr rr) b 21) Men's English Raincoats, of double texture material, in blue or tan ‘ - at $12.00 Men's English Raincoats, of single texture material, in blue or tan + . at $9.00 The Men's Furnishing Department is easily accessibl« from the main entrance to the store. Bem Deemer, 40h wah 3504 Mic, Hem Het 4 New Sprin: 4S and Small Have 1’ Ail sizes. Very Good Shoes, $2.29 $3.00 and $3.50 Grades. - Styles that are in 2 demand __by well dressed women. Four styles of patent coltekin, with mat, kid and cloth uppers, tipped and plain toes. Goodyear stitched welt soles end kidney heels. Sizes #}4 to 7, BtoE widths. All the marks of $3.00 and $3.50 boots. While they last, at 92.29. q ‘O'Neill's Special . Shoes for Misses *$1 00 and Childsen, at. ° Cannot be equalled at the price. Gun-" bya calf button shoes. Sises 64g F Be $1.50 | Misses" ‘and Children ‘s Shoes stout | in gun metal that stand ¢! | colute, ong pnd viet kid that Paige Reson 10 ait Tne te BEC, 1% to 5, rag, ‘Women’s New Srring Coats Later in the Season you will Have to pe ye to $35 for $17. 50 the Same Models won ~ Club Payments if Preferred FE) bey ‘sand omall women’s fashionable length cutaway and short model Spring oe me the new Danville corduroy coat. be gpg include taffeta, moire, imported novelty |= Pad ineay pug ki shaban al hggh mono sleeves, new ing colors; sises from 38 Bea for Women omen. he to $16.98, at $12. 50 BW yas.) rote sho choose from, afiaterials ee itor wih ya voles 0 mee en tang tor revers; i geo Desirable colors and @’Neilll Main Store—Third Bicer. Long Wavy Hair Switches ially reduced for this 2. y) 5 Spe from $3 & sale from $3 & $4 to “This sale of Naturally Wavy Hair Swi able ever ree sesame beau eof ie remendout bea fool ets variety of thud. ‘They are all 30 inc mounted on three et rary telean vill fod terete tere ee match her hair. The savings: are so great they must appeal to every economically inclined women, O'Neil) Main At O’Neill’s “Big Store tor Dad and the Boys | The Last of These Swagger $18 to $25 g WINTER hb patient at $12.50 no regular $18 to #25 for $12.50. Overcoats a, colorings; a size for eve! man, no matter what his build; astyleforevery man, ve don't believe there i. isa “gale” at.an can such oe “Suits at $12.50 Values $18.00 to $25.00 In the newest English and conservative models, in the newest fancy checks, plaids and stripes, in worsted chevjot and cassimeres, Sizes $4 to 42; stouts to 46. Evening Suits at $12.50 Values $18.00 to $25.00 In the newest models taken from the highest grade custom tailored suits, perfect fitting and well made; grosgrain silk faced il Venetian’ lined. ‘Sises 34 to 42; stouts to 46. ° Men's $1.00 and $1.50 Shirts Made of very fine quality ‘aie Permeiat, pea el emer re rm! 59¢ ittons, neat hairline and cluster stripes in ‘ll the C ad Spriag Sporiag on a Hah and ium A ae Men's Underwear Regular value 65c; at \39c Men's Dehy Ribbed ‘Gray Cotton Shirts and Premee- us fers French veg and pear tons. were ve b yh ¢ suspender tapes an Men's Union Suits Regular value $1.50; at Men's Gray Cotton Ribbed Union Suite; the ott suitable kind of uncerwear that men can French neck and pearl buttons. anteed.” not satisfactory. - New Socks FREE If for any reason oF af any time these socks are Newest Fremk ‘oy fashions, adapted from the Frenc! our own de signers. Hardly ee two alike, styles suitable for misses, young was and 4 ad pet rons, : ss Veilings ‘alue 35c, 15c at, ech, collection of 114 yd. lengths ot Ve Neillage ra the Ged ieseee » also white pad eas plain, preva and dotted eff O'Kelll Main Peseta Freer, Most Unusual! One of the very best ‘prises we Ser retin | up in the New ‘or! Women’s High Grade all styles in the tots but not rant siges. Quantity dais Avadtid Plain a or Hand Embroidered Silk Stockings at $1. 98 pair ¥ hea wali Thread Bile" Stockings, Ssh or self hand embroidered inst beautiful new designs. Double ‘parecer ize in excha CASH OR CREDIT Buy now and arrange to make: payments at intervals. 6 Pairs Guaranteed Hose for $1.50 Made from fine quality yarn, with double soles, high spliced heels and specially: reinforced toes, the best for comfort and durability. Service guar- Which though “slightly mended” are practically as as the perfect ones that Sell regularly at 91.00 to 92.50 Steen and Sizes for Men Meche, Suede, Capeskin ‘omen, ure not evei 59c us wae in each aetna at iy hans ie ofe Youlus geo ra Sample 7Sc to $2.00 Gloves Fabric Gloves for men, women end ec cise Washette Doe, Chamoi- or button and buttonhole style; also women’s Biarritz style hover with strap fastening at wrist Hand Bags Tango Beads Value 81.00, Baroain 50c Value 81.50. Bargain Pag Bee, a Price, Saturday, $1. 00 Placa Price, Naturdaw, Three thousand Bead Necklaces, @enuine leather Hand ren dboad leather lined; pan-| All the latest importations and in color and effects. a in all sizes and graduated Coral ads. Amber, Cut Crystal and Wood Beads, New Ontrimmed Hats 100 dozen Imported Hemp Dress Shapes—Nine newest on from the best makers. Colors: Tete de Negre, Tan; ng, Gendarme, Navy, rbot ry Gree Hotes also Brown and Blac! Laene oes values, ‘Dress | Bel Drese Shapes. in a pepocn pons i 75 hopping ing and various other yl All have inside purse; some with mirror. ‘Misses’ and Children’s ‘simply Trimmed Hats, un- ¢ usual Aa at. 1 95 Fancy Wings the newest shapes, Ase. Te. “ee and up. i) Sample Hewers at 25¢ | Ostrich Cut Pompon, 37c, 65¢ up] Nelli Mais Sore—Street Fleer, The Secier ‘ot Pertect Grace The new BON TON models now (X39 being displayed are notable for their plastic and subwissive coptours. There is a deere limpness of line; a flowing, lithe silhouette that renders adequate support yet does not restrict apy part of the form. Naught has been omitted in BON TON corsets that can in any way con- tribute to make them Fashion's favorite carefully attired women who avoid the merely commonplace. Price, $3 and $5 « O'Neill Main Stere—Third Fleer. wou: Spring Styles in Men’s Hats $1.95, $2.45, $3 Soft Hats The New eye Brim Hat, me with a Rasy Blue and ssvortment in te Telrcope rt Alpine shapes; lors and All wanted hee Disc Brim Derby Patterns and 5%- Hach crown and 13-inch brim —bow on Sines 6 Sthe Mastores® et ty ug crown with a narrow brim. Men's $3.50 8 $4: Shoes With “Cat’s Paw” Rubber Heels And Shoes witi Rubber Tae and Heels, > whatever his idea % of a goodand good looking overcoat Block Calf, Tan Russia Calf, Black Vici Kid—plenty of them, all sisee— with "Cat's Paw’ Rubber Heels, Silk Socks Regular value 35c. Men's medium weight soles, heels and Py All sizes, Silk Socks Regular value 75c. Accordiop Silk Socks; black, white, tan, blue, Savender and red fine: quality, reinforced soles, sizes. O'Neill's Big Store for Dad and the Boys. Four Eatrances Directly from Gisth Avonne. "On Bale Goturday. ooo fim | co., wors the heels may be, the woven ' “Cat's Paw” through the rubber pres vents dipping. Also 740 Pairs of Mente 49.50 Shoes aber ei, en 0 Prom the make: Russia Calf, " Black: yd Vici Kid and Patent Leathers; jueber, button styles, All Ar O'Neill Men's More—Strect Fleer, Silk Socka, telatorced white, black end col: j\39¢ atrij ls an rounds oF | or ine effects. toes, All Sixth Avenue, 20th to 22d Street, New York City == =)