The evening world. Newspaper, March 27, 1914, Page 17

QNE HUSBAND BEATS WLON FATHERS IN MS HUBER'S OPINION Pm My Own Bos’ Boss,” Says Girl ' Bride, “and My Father ') Must Keep Out.” "I'm my own boss and I'll fight te seevent my father from carrying omt his intention to punish my hus- Wind if it takes every penny I have @n@ forces me to go to every court im the land!” (hia was the emphatic declaration ti-day of seventeen-year-old Mrs. Horsina Huber, the twice-cloped tide of Herbert Huber, an she Geared away what was left of her figet attempt at the culinary art in her apartment in the Rockfall, No. G48 West One Hundred and Eleventh | As a matter of fact, the declaration en the little bride obtained from the Supreme Court an order appoint- ing her twenty-four-year-old hug- band her legal guardian. her father to have for abduction. “Father has his nerve, that's cer- tain,” continued Mrs. Huber, “I haven't lived at his home for years and he didn’t seam to care what be- came of me until 1 decided to marry the man I love. Then he set up a big howl and is trying to pose as ANDR UPTOWN STORE Are yo club? new mu you! in abolisl Especiall handaomely’ ase oe — and all’ the latest Victor on @ first payment of merely $4.00 I may be easly to week. rivilege to select and chase yment of Parthia case tho Vietrola, und Records will be delivered to without further initial payment, weekly payments remaining at $1 $10.00 war went into effect yesterday In this way |aweet a she hopes to thwart the efforts of! Thi him eee SIXTH AVENUE AT WINETEENTH ST. SPRING STOCKS ARE NOW AT ~648 FIFTH AVENUE, ONEILL-ADAMSCa Sixth Avenue, 20th to 22d Street, New York City The Best Dance Music In The Easiest Way Why not time your dancing to the hest dance music in the world—why not allow As an instrument nothin, ition of his own mu dance m bands and orchest are competing to make Victor Music—for Tireless and flawless—a Victrola will make better dancing and pay for itself repeatedly ictor~ i ictrola y fo for bd offer- Style Vill, price, #10. double-spring me provements, will be delivered to you aid for on terms Fyou desire, it is pur- Victor Recorde to the amount of $4.00 Sastend of making the firat 00 on this instrument the loving parent. It’s all rot! “Ever since my mother died, a little over three years ago, my sister and I have supported ourselves on the money mother left us. Woe were really thrown on our own resources, id as @ result, we are both older than our’ years. Therefore, you nee, we feel that we are much more com- petent to choose husbands than other girls of our age. “Why, father ought to be glad that I'm magried. Before I was married I didn’t know a thing about house- keeping or cooking. Now, just look at that!" She held aloft acrisp, brown, disc- shaped object. “It's a flannel cake,” “Won't you try it?” The reporter politely sald he'd just had his breakfast “Altogether,” she concluded, perfectly happy. I've married the \ finest man in the world and T intend jto stay married to him if J have to fight an_army of a million fathers.” POSLAM SOAP | BEST SHAMPOO FOR DANDRUFF NEW SIZE 16 16.CENTS For eet of hair ir and hampoo with POSLA wholesome, fersrlogs ves the scalp pure he hair in superb con the hygienic soap so benefi to the skin beci icated with Pos- Jam, the great bealiag res remedy, Uses daily for toilet and bat! ures pel {fect skin health, improves and bea fies, Ly roughness and eruptiona! troubles. Sold by all druggists everywhere. (TO DRU GGIS 'S—All jobbers now | |supply Poslam Soap at N. A. RD. prices.) she explained. ‘T'm) | delighth ESTABLISHED (857 EW ALEXANDER SHOES ‘ THEIR BEST. THE ILLUS- TRATION [8 A TYPE NOW VERY POPULAR. OF FAWN, GRAY OR BLACK CLOTHS AND BULL BLACK KID. uu dancing at home or at some private dof _itking some ‘play? Victrola can play because it is perfect in imperfect ¢ n—the Victrola will play swing and rhythm—the sic especially written for the new It will reproduce the author's own c experts and the best 3 of three continents hing the hired musician, in the you the 00. pringe you Victrola xNt, Price $200. nts jonth. I $10.00 f you re, you may aciect eond purchase worth of Records in making & down payment. lace of he Vio- trola will be erat 8 to ayes without any further down pa: ae 6th Ave., 20th to 22d Street, New York 4 THE yet! $4.50 Silk Petticoats Petticoats in silk messaline flounce. plaited and tango ruffle; plain and change- able colors, also black and white, Klosfit Petticoats, 95.00 Silk jer plaited rui colors, Klosfit Petticoats, top: deep in black cotton cloth; riety of Jel band; i ick, navy, green or tango, sety of models. pode All geen 4 Women’s * A Nhs embroidered insteps. Plain _ black, “Women's Silk Hosiery 50c k Stockings. full spliced heel: douple 6 pairs for $2.75: Children's Coats. $7.50 In fine all wool serges, Sizes 2 to 6 years. Infants’ Short Coa In white serges; Sizes 6 months to 2 years. j The new 1914 ni Goodyear stitched fi specialty at $3.00, ee ad ; come in all the latest ed or self; This Is a Very Moderate Price tor Coats of this Quality. _ Special at... Z with moire trimming / Sizes 2 to 6 years, embroidered pique collars and cuffs, $4.50 and 94.95 braid trimmed, with covered buckles EVENING WORLD, ROOM TO uly are the same. _jersey top, with deep Also all messaline, with $2.95)— | $5.00 Extra Size Petticoats, p sectional Petticoats in ‘Light Weight) Sateen, $1.00 With deep plaiting, with tailored #1.00 to a large va- hiead “sx Hosiery $1.00 ‘omen's ‘Thread Silk Stockings, plain or colored embroidery; neat denigns Stockings, cad Silk Stockings, red; heavy quality, ‘Neill Main Store, Street Fleer Children’s Coats |" $5.00 Children’s coats, in fine ail wool serges long-waisted effects; with wide belts; ae 3 some with fancy pi iis collars and cuffs, n tan, cadet or navy. Children's Straw Hats, sizes up to 6 yea 160 : 91.00 to ¢ ta’ Lawn Caps, aren and ribbon 25¢ to $1.00} spe hite Lawn Dresses, ’. $1.00 to $10.00 plain or embroi 0" ing; others with ae with hand its, $3.95, . $3. 9 5! or More. \ Spring Foc Footwear. heels; patent colt vamps; fawn and black quarters, The Dainty New Colonial, Special at $3.00 Itskin, rls; 1odel pumps. of ne oak soles. In gun metal calf or patent co! materials; spool or Cuban Pumps that fit perfectly. same f O'Neill Main Store—Serord Floor, Handy Edition of the New Universal Self-Pronouncing Dictionary Based _upon_the Foundation laid by NOAH WEBSTER and other Lexicographers, modernized by CHARLES MORRIS | Size only 4x6 inches. Published at $1.00, Copyright, 1914 The Handy Edition of the New Uni- | « antler (anit) un-tonym (3. another &nu: the bite,® Dranch of o-pim). nw ‘opposite to 1 n. the orifice of tur, an.y-bod.y {:hodl)'n. any ver binding. me into use. oraban 4 bag 8 Club Plan Payments had e be arranged by ho prefer to make te at intervals, polished; Imported Mi Per O'Nei iy VY at 910.98 to $25.00 Beautiful selection of fancy dresses, in messaline, charmeuse, taf- feta, fancy nets and chiffon. Confirmation and Graduation Dresses A new series of exquisite frocks in lingerie effects, with original trimming designs of ribbons, rosettes, etc. misses’ For 02.96 to Observe the sede aes jodels we are $5.00 to $10.00 In ie Second Floor $ to design your own Easter Hat here are Specials in Shapes and Trimmings Free Trimming Servi desired, is at the disposal of ‘our customers in this Department. $3.50 Belgium Splits at fomen's Belgium Splits, highly smart shapes to choose from. A . value 1.50, 50, at each ci iidren's Tailored Trimmed Hats, many clever new cloth Yes FRIDAY, MAROEH 27, ‘as Sixth Avenue Is New York's Shopping Centre While O'Neill's Is Here =O === Eat 1914, Surety —— Free with Purchases ‘Sixth Avenue, 20th to , 22d Street The Easter Sale of Misses’, Juniors’, The shoppers’ psychological moment 6 to 14 00. For Juniors, up to 17 years, 94.96 to 625.00. “One of the simplest, hardest to make season, belonging owing at jome Misses’ years, $35.00; at... . || @ ( dainty vi and Juniors’ Tailored Suits, in all the most de- sirable materials; high class tailored models, guaranteed linings, new, up- to-date skirts, in all the most desir- able and popular Spring shades, . $15 ana $25 No Mail, telephone or C. Plaza specials Lace Neckwear, Piece, 18c¢ Regular Value 80c--A large and iety of styles, in fine and sheer effects Women's Handkerchiefs, Values $19.50 to Smart when tite ripening fashions, the approaching Easter season, our readiness to mect them, and the utmost in value giving, all come at once and at oe best and at Special at $15 & $25 Every style is designed to kindle the sparkling eyes 0 of _youth and. | to express tte _blithesome spirit. r — who cow Misses* Values $19.50 to 435.00;at....... $15 and O'Neill Main More—Third Plone, re; the original models cost three to “|gs. 00, $6.75, $7.50 Chiffon oa de Chine and Lace Blouses, copies of imported models, with de 4 Directoire collars of lace and em- broidered organdies, at $10.00. $19.50 Crepe de Chine Blouses, with dainty combinations of silk and net trimmings, with drop shoulder and ragtan sleeve; in all colors, at edici frills and 20 Great Specials—Just Like These for Saturday, at the O'Neill BARGAIN PLAZA oO. 8c Regular Value 20c-—Plain; sheer; fe i itched; 14 inch hem; |hand embroidered block initial; The Famous $1.50 ‘Slip-On'’ Glove, Pair, Now very much in vogue; in black and white; also a fine line of P-K-sewn 1- clasp kid gloves in black and white. . 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Prunella Cloth, Yd., 55¢ Regular Value 85e—Also novelty crepes; 42 inches the most desirable colors, also black. shown in all 25 to 91. $1. 95) Women's Knit Vests at 17¢ Htore—Street Floor, Regular Value 5c and t 5e—Fine lisle or cotton, low neck without ‘Siar New Cloth-Quarter Boots ( Exactly the Footwear That Is Sold Regularly at $5.00 | Besides s Which It Is the Last Word in | Smart They are made on the new long vamp last, with plain toe and spool | 5 pages and in its beautiful and flextiie| y ever published for business men and stud glish language in ordinary use, together | 0c anvil | ik fe ha an iron block | versal Self-Pronouncing Dictionary | anx-Le-ty evar, marks a new development in dictionary-| } Syn. concern, care, dre making, It is without a rival in the ful anx-lous (jit shu. hess of its contents as compared with its any Sa) adi ee hee | handy size, in the perfection of its type jde anything but ‘antale ely ARANTEED. m Th fact, the works win this Lightweight sleeves; pants with French band, lace trimmed bottom; regular sizes; seconds, Cretonne Table Covers, 50c Leather Hand Bags, 98c] Regular Value 63c—Alao scarfs Regular Value $1.50 of| and pillow covers; handkerchief genuine leather, silk moire lined;| Hd dove boxes; all matched pieces, inside purse; large size mirror at-| 18x36 Rag Rugs at 39c tached to inside frome Regulac Valle soir Eine aasarts : ment of eo! inches long an¢ Women's Stockings, 19¢] 1s inches w . Value 25 and Moe Kine silk Tapestry Remnants, each lisle and cotton; du top, black | Se to 19¢ and white, Firsts aud seen Various sizes, tn tig. New Patterns of Garner's Percales, about a ee ired different effects, them lov he muke They TEGULARLY, nor Men's 50c Under- wear, 39c. Fine quality Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers. Shirts have French neck, KEY te\short sleeves and pearl buttons; at| Drawers have suspender tapes and] te ey _ extra large double seat. All sizes. O'NetIl» Big More for Vad an@ the Beye, Dour Rutranccs Divect teem Gisth tvenue, ite somone ONE ADAMS £0, Sixth Avenue, @Wth to aad Street, New York City eee Fisndsome New Faster Blouses. Paris—true adaptations, just_as_much as_hats_and gowns ive times these prices. and up to $19.50 Dolly Varden Blouses, of Crepe de Chine, with veatee and collar of hite crepe, finished with hemstitch- ing and white silk cord; iuallcolor at......... $9.00 Colored French tinea! Blouses, with hand embroidered white collar and cuffs; another model has dainty white pique trimming; at D. orders can be filled on Bargain Silk Eponge, Yd., 39c Regular Value 69c—Soft drapy, 40 inches wide. In iT the latest 5; ring shades, also white and blac! Men's Fane berceiete: Regularly 6 OS Ee an linen; and good quality; full size; hemstitched. 59 Women's Balmacaan Coats, 95.98 The newest 1016 slip-on Bal- , suitable for street and wear, In gray, tan and n wixtures and checks, All sizes, Silver Plated Flat Wage, 9c Regular Value, e 9e—Knives ice is a direct invitation to pore tote their admiration for beauty with appreciation of economy. and Small Women's Coats—Dress coats, of fancy moire, with flaring tiers. Balmacaan coats, in club checks and fancy weaves; very chic models; extraordinary value. | § oung Women’s and Girls’ Spring Apparel Pop te baer fh ie 916.98 to 935.00 das im and general wear; most desirable sleeves, hind collar and cuffs, side pockets. $25 Fine shadow mesh, 136 yds. leagyin black. Value 75c, at 48¢ each em Sat- urday. New Lace and Net Pleatin 18 Valucs £50 to 500 Shadow laces and plain net @ to 5 inches wide; white, cram and Or /Mellt Mala Store—Stoeet — (PREPPED SD $1.50 Rosaries, Raed Gold Set With 1 Cae U an tine in_a Veloe Pei ‘Coe 79 Engraving "Free During this sale we will engrave FREE on the crucifix any two or three letters, Attached to each Rosary is a tag bearing Ten-Year Guarantes, Chains are heavy rolled gold, made to insure strength. The crucifix and heart are of heavy rolled gold. MALL ORDERS IMMEDIATELY A mate! rial made to defy the laundry to new, Pleated or plain bosoms, coat models, attached cuffs, COLORS ARE werthe newest [Lb patterns that follow the exact lines of custom concen are thor experienced SHIRT MAKERS, We seen any shirts at €1.00 $1.50 that were any better than these Men's 75c Pure Thread Silk Socks at 29. Extra quality pure thread Ae Socks, reinforced soles, heeis and colors, gray, tan, navy, Copeny hagen blue and black. All sizes. ee sy ‘D9C Men's tc Accordion Silk Socks at 38c. Fine quality accordion Silk Socks, reinforced soles, heelsend toes; large assortment of colore,