The evening world. Newspaper, March 24, 1914, Page 13

MLL PLAYERS HOSPITAL, oon Whitney has to the American erste Crosa Bauotiel to wa a, gol! “and at evan tient _ ie among Neu, No. in ou jundays: P CLEAN INTERNALLY -J00,000 People _ Ae Now Doing So physicians have agreed a 95% Si of Loner oie was ound ulated waste in the Lower intes- that in our present way of living could not remove all this waste ee, fing mee ne we it at the from the waste circulating the blood pulled us’way dowa and were responsible for dlcasee of a serious nature. During this time the “J. BL. Cas Pp ae Interna! Bathing has, because | feeommendation and those of Ste weera, been steadily tly, however, t = been ae ing ce tout | Great surgeons and 5; ists have) beeen operating on the Lower Intestine fm guch serious diseases as Tuberculosis, attribute such conditions of chronic as Nervous Debility and Rheu- to this cause, also saying that are favorable to the de- ment of Cancer and Tuberculosis New York Times of January 1éth), oaghly fg i i ta ef of a to the importance this Lower Intestine free from ous waste matter, and over eee thousand are now using ae B. L, Cascade” you ys bright, confi- oisonous waste jull and nervous. ture’s own cure warm water 5 force Nature . Le Cascade” gently assiste owing in favor, 0 startling news | Bens i BE RAS: OLIVE FREMSTAD MAY QUIT METROPOLITAN, IT 1S REPORTED. Mme, Olive Frematad, the soprano, may not be a member of the Metro- Dolitan Opera forces next season, it was learned to-day. Her three-year tentgca calling Leol forty perform- ances & season, ends this year and there is little iukaltRood it will be renewed in its present form. If not, however, she will be heard at the Metropolitan next season iL a num- ber of special performances, probably bags Pe Afteen, in oe Wagnerian Ort me, was engaged 1908 by Heinrich Conried, and she s generally rogarded as an American singer, although she was born in Stockholm, Sweden. She spent her early life in Minnesota, ler “Sa- d see it at all Riker and Hege- a Stores in New York and or ask them for Is Only 50% Efficient, of great interest which is given on seen ee WEDNESDAY, MARCH 35th F\ Guaranteed Pt 17 Jewels SOLID 14K lome” in the season of 1906-07 gave her special prominence. Her first ap- pearance at the Metropolitan was as Carmen. Tuesday Night Opera Pro Promised By Sylvester Ra Ravling. R, GATTI-CASAZZA neoma bent M upon making the most of the last five weeks of the season at the Metropolitan Opera House. In addition to the extra Thursday mati- nees already established there Ib Promise of a Tuesday night series of operas. At any rate a special per- formance of “Aida,” with Caruso, Emmy Destinn, Louise Homer and Amato, is announced for a week from to-night. Mr. Hertz conducted a fine perform- | ance of “Die Walkuere” last night be- - | Hund cue, will be ou taping ine thi 4 Bm _ connection Maser “twitch, wes Aang of market PFISON Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, 180 Broadway, New York |: aca one. ed | fore & more than usually absorbed Monday night audience. Johanna Gadski as Brunnhiide, Olive Fremstad as Sleglinde and Louise Homer as Fricka were a splendid trio, and Her- mann Well as Wotan, Rudolf Berger as Siegmund and Basil Ruysdacl as were never more satisfac. Valkyries sang well and ee FIVE MORE WANT “LID” OFF. Five additional nppitcations for all night Heenses under Mayor Mitchel’s new plan were received yesterday tits purporting to show that the Mahe, following which his place was clos 4, i ewalk, and that none Of the walters participated. BUSINESS IN tere SB CAPIT, Ow THI LARGEST MAREROF 94.1 00 SHOES INTHE as wW. L. DOUGLAS $3.50 Laghel oe SHOES & everybody. rhe been INCREASE bathe cales of W.L.Deup'es shoes in iH a ty the reenn we rs 94.00 and 84. Simot you rematns the same, Call at ny store and see fo shoge we are selling for $3.50, You will then be convince sare ahenlutely as good Aso! 1913 over1912 ow the name valuce notwith: increase in the cost of leath not been lowered an: If the kind of and $4.50, it W. L. Douglas makes costiag ‘to 97.00, the only difference fs the price. Leall your espectal attention to my low, broad eel, receding toe English Walking Boots in Tans, Bin’ Motal and Imported Patent, ‘Also, my exclu- sive short vamp shocs which make the foot look smnilee, 'W.L. Douglas conservatiy: arid over, e, comfortable which require no breaking In, are worn tho ‘The Bost 52,00, £2.50 and $8.00 Boys’ Bhoos in the world, TAKE RO SUPSTITUTE! WJ ms DOUGLAS § STORES onrner Mh Street, Rear tath Streets corner 86th Street, sind 4 nus, corner 190th Mtrees, ir A Ling 1édth & 167th Bee. witnout W. 4 oy tet a sialon, annwine *'faBtaparn' street, rockion, y mal i IN GREATER NEW YORK: BROOKLYN $31 Falton Street, corner Pearl Street, | PATemaam tes tate ch en IRRENT CIET—10 Neworh avenue, (EREWTOS—S61 Bast State Steest, 4] TRE EVEWING WORLD, TUESDAY, MARCH 24, 1924, NO TIPS | IN THIS HOTEL. oe Southers, fm St. Loute, te Re. epem Under That System. | open Oe By J 24.--With the re- Southern Hotel May 1 (ge Be"Louis will have. nt lens hostelry. liboys, porters and maida will be for- fader to ask for gratuition or to take them under penait, rot bein dischar; wr | evane ns ay fect will pia P ihe _Boutern fe constructed & ateel, | ther 1y, Myo ad a ae jletie fen 1 {ee e mi ite, the mo y convent nthe the Geoond Noor “has a The following Special Sales will be held to-morrow (Wednesday): An Attractive Selection of Women’s Spring Hats made up especially for the occasion in smart, modish effects for street or general wear and featuring feather and flower trimmings, at the attractive price of $18.00 . Millinery Department, Third Floor. Men’s and Women’s Linen Handkerchiefs of excellent qualities, at much less than the usual prices MEN'S LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS Initialed . per dozen $2.20 Plain hemstitched, per dozen $2.25 & 2.65 WOMEN'S LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS Initialed per dozen $1.70 & 2.20 Plain hemstitched, per doz. $1.50 & 2.70 With embroidered corner 6 each 25c. With colored border each 15c, Block sung mann SthAve. 2 Baepy 35th to 36th St. OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 10 O’CLOCK Newark, N. J., Store, 69 and 51 Market Street 1 ts {s the only s'ore wiiere you cam buy durable, well Fie ond furnf:ure on ins‘alments at Cash Prices— pices lower any other furni'ure or department store. guarantee = OUR PRICES ARE ALWAYS THE LOWEST BS WE ENVITE COMPARISON 6s DO NOT CONFUSE US WITH OTHER STORES WITH SIMILAR NAME WE HAVE ONLY ONE STORE BLOCK 35TH TO 36TH STREET AND 8TH AVE. America’s Greatest Faraiture House ‘ACCOUNTS OPENED Faony $5 to $1,000 ON SMALL WELKLY rAYMENTS $25 Travers’ Sanitary Sleeper Full Size 14, ae ietoll"en ‘he ined ae Ae = and you can pay for it 50c Per Week, ou rou ‘herount ra depo fan add it to without any ex SINGLE STAMPS AFTER NOON |IT MAKES NO DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEED 4 WORLD WANT AD. WILL GO AND GET IT, wt ing- Last TH! 9 | ~ Sixth Avenue, 2 Hats Any one can COPY a Paris Hat, but at O'Neill’ translate the idioma _of Paris style, O'Neill's Trimmed Hats at $5 to $8.50 jhiy chic the new hate of el and uta. rire to far thors thas G00 on shame cont po bade] pee ser heen Bt |lapensal ity of smartness. such models are not less than 67.60 hb can mnillinery is jressed women, The usual prices for to 018 00, 93.00 Belgian Split Straw Dress lhapes at $1.95 on ie Tae deeantiog’ just whet women of Milan Hemp Shapes, Special at $2.48 Value 04.00, Fine Legal stunning new shapes. O'Neill Main Store—Trimmed “Parade” Coats and New Spring Dresses The values are as remarkable as the reat assortment. Such _garm ale sell at $26.00 to #36. 17: Choosing. [Club Payments if Desired | Materials include crepe, ser; weaves and lin. Distinctivi backs; raglan or set-in sleeves; fancy buttons, moire, embroidery and lace frill ae with tiers or fulds. Colors, green, brown, Lal navy, coata, Sf to 42 Styles and Stunning New Coats Also at 917.50. A new collection of smart spring Le fede in haat material, all the late patterns an: Sizes from * coy og Fancy Linens: 4 Price A_wonderful special purchase—some of the lots are less than halt regular prices. Centres, Shams, Scarfs, Tea Cloths, Etc. Some are hand-embrvidered and hand-made, Cluny lace trimmed; othere hand-drawn work, all clearing at half price and less. pieces, Scarfs, Tea Cloths, Etc. Centrepieces, 35¢ to 92.80 each; regularly 75c. to $5.50. Scarfs, 79¢ to 2.25 each; regularly 61.75 to $5.00. Tea Cloths, 91.59 to 95.98 each; regularly $3.50 to $11.00. 91.00 Hand-Drawn Work Scarfs and Shams at 50c Ea. 1,000 pieces, in various choice patterns of hand-drawn wheel work and other new and neat effects. sertion; choice of various designs. O'Neill Main More—fecend Fleer. A Word or Two to Give a Hint ot Wednes- day's Twent s Special Lots at O'Neill's Bargain Plaza No Mail, Phone or C. O, D. Orders Filled on Bargain Plase Items, Nub Voiles blouses 59c . Value 19¢ Yard; I Reg. Value $1.00; ergain Plaza, yd... L2YyC| Bargain Plaza Wednesday T the latest shud-| “A large assortment of models, In voile and lingerie, in high and Yard wi ings, also white and black. low necks; buttoned back end front; trimmed with lace embroid- Charmeuse Satin ery and hematitching. Reg. Value 75e. Bargain Plasa Wediaday.yd... 48C . Printed, all silk, in all the choice! Women's Leather Haid Bags designs and colorings. Couch Covers Value 81.50. Hargayn Plaza WW ednesday $1.00 Made of genuine leather, silk Value $1.50. Bargain 89c moire lined; inside purse; large size Inesday T 50 inc ris wide, plain or Persian mirror attached to inside frame. fringed; Oriental and stripe designs. A. ther Big Lot of Those $1.50 to $2.25 Lace and 812.00 Lisere Kalter, Millinery, Geesnd Fieer. Unirimmed and Ready-to-Wear Hate and Trimmings. Main Vicor. Women’s Faster Suits| Misses’ Faster Suits Over _1. 150 St ) Stunning Spring Styles | forl@ ei There are sizes jor amall and slender women, all regular sizes sizes and |@ special # series ue se f sizes for Targ 1e trim- med. Nobby short coats, Eton fronts, loose Nad bel belted Pipings. ‘ador blue, Copenhagen, wistaria and black. Sises 88 to 68 in Easter Dresses of the Most Attractive jet pon) colors. Several Broken Lots of Fancy Linens, Doilies, Renaissance Hand-Made Lace Trimmed Centre- 91.00 to 92.00 Lace Trimmed Scarfs at $0c to $1.25 Each. Lace trimmed scarfs, in white and ecru, deep lace trimming and lace in- Novelty Curtains At $1.00 Pr. Imported Scotch Madras Curtains, Keru, #') yards long Bonnaz Emb'd I'rench Net Curtains, White or Arab, 2hy yards long Etamine Scrim Curtains. Torts 60 0S Se eee 2! yards long. Nottingham Lace Curtains, 8 yards long, white or Arab, O'Nelll Main Store—Fourth Foon, White or Arab, lace insertions or edges, ‘lio plant; about twenty-five “A Habit Worth Forming” OE==1O We Give bere d Coupons Free with Purchases and Redeem Them in Our Own Regular Merchandise ) 20th to 22d Street New Faster Millinery ~ 4 _would think had just come from the hands of their Paris oricinators. Paris in hat; Paris design and the Paris "ait"—bal prices ae but Trimmed Dress Hats at $10 to $45 A veritable art exhibit in new — It is impossible to describe them—we can only say that the creative fone ot the premiere artistes is perfect! preted, and t! youtosee them. The values a1 irly enough, @18 to 968, Misses’ and Children‘s Hats, $1.95 to $6.45 Dress or simply trimmed styles, designed to suit various ages and types of featw Floral Fancies, Special at 98 (agirinl fovea WRu high clusters, ete. A Free Trimming Service Is Offered to Purchagera. and the New Dresses and Coats The smartest of t the new » styles assembled in ¢ ina 1 comprehensive deploy in hoc special groupe. t 15 & °25 Values $19.75 to $35. Sines for eee Juniors and Small Women. uniore’ Smart ‘and Juniors’ Smart Tailored Suits. in all the ssorh-dhsteabla materiois; guarentoed He: ings: Dew, up-to-date skirts, In all the most desir- wifeand clipe Spring shades, $1 5 1 $25 ay 4 Senall Weenen's Coats, in taney eae and the Misses’ and For afternoon and general wear, copies of high-class models, in all the most desirable matertale, tely trimmed; skirts of one, two ead tier effects; beautifully lined with ings, In all the high- shades. Dresses at 910.98 to Mag Beautiful selection of Misses’ Fancy messaline, charmeuse, taffeta, fancy nets and fon. O’Nelll Mate Gtere—Third Viecr, EER Sterling Silverware For Wedding Gifts, Engagements, sFesatparps by Medley Confirmations and all Cceastons that recognition gifts, favors and souvenirs. ‘Sterling Sileer Table Ware Toilet Articles Sterling Sileer Sterling Sileer Photo Frames Were Teble Ware Sterling Sileer Gitt Noveltion Sterling Silver Flat Ware The new Colonial pattern that, while new, is = stundasd | design. eoect een Senne Tan come, Eat ee 02.50 % dea Beneert Bye 8 1-39 Table coon. Medi; x eer ives, jum Ka! Dessert Knives, Butter Spreaders, piven, shi Carvii ny Steak ee Eee Medium For pa Sh te Y dos. Thess prices are about 25 per cont. less than regular. Siiver Plated Fiat Ware Dessert and Table Spo oo Doses Forks, 8: 5 Dinner Forks, Oyster Porks, Orenge 8 Cc Butter Sp na "aon oe ie 25,000 Rose Bushes On Sal All fresh and hardy, ready different varicties, including: La France Pearl Blanche Ulrich Brunner Mrs.J. Lang Paul Neyron Dorothy hillarney Margaret Dickson Magna Charta f Mme. C, Lestout Per in Yelow Crimson Rambler Capt. Christy Pink Rambler PC. de Rohan Frau K. Drusehki Amesican Beauty Noss Rose Made over the new Insts. Gun-Metal Calf and Patent Colt Skin Button Boots, with cloth ong dull sid uppers, Cuban aad % Mo 0. 0, D, Orders heels. tipped and vlain toes O'Netlt Homefarnishing Store— EB widths Basement. O'Netll Main bi Aree Fleer, (0) "Ne ill's Bio Slore for Dad and the Zovs Offers 3,000 's Offers 3 ers 3,000 Doren Men’s Collars 12 Styics—Boxe l—6 Collars for 45c good fitting, inte atyles, in ludin, the much * demanded wa no seconds—the oq of most of the pop: tfor-85c collars, Half close-fitting shape dosen inbox, S$ Sizes 14 to 1744, wy, to 174, =o O'NEILL-ADAMS CO., Sixth Avenue, aatlageo 22d Street, New YOsk Cit =