The evening world. Newspaper, April 7, 1914, Page 13

THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, APRIL 7, .1016.. NT N SPATS | as being of the ‘common people’ and | TWwhy Endure Foot Torture OQ Remy We Give Surety Coupons Free with Purchases and Redeem Them in Our Own Merchandise ees (.% Co PINK portunity to name tne Count as |{ Here is Easy Positive Cure —- New York's Shopping Centre an o one of her beneficiaries. i | | Kugene Lenthilhon is one of ten children of the Counteas's sister, Wil- | 7h followin Jon ail helmina, who remained an American | "4 Quickest eu jown to acience for al in spirit and practice. foot ailments: “Dissolve two tablespoon- t CLEANSE THE “LARGE INTESTINE The Present War Gry of Ad- vanced Physicians Some of the surgeons of the The Count married a daughter of | fule of Calocide compound in @ basin of Nubar Pasha, Prime Minister and] warm water. Soak the feet tn this for Regent of Egypt. Her name was|tully fifteen minutes, cently rubbing the Madge Nubar, and she waa a prin- sore parts.” —— cess, educated In Paris. The details really wonderful, All soreness of this marriage will be spread at the gore i _—— world have gene 00 tt t trial because it is said that for a tool ae Sixth Avenue 20th to 22d Street Temove part’ of the latge intedine in| He’s Gaston d’Arschot, Come lonm time the axed Countess was | Teemives immediate rellet for . cages 00 serious as that of Tubercul and restored the patient “te pore ' sore buntone, sweaty, smelly to Defend His Big Interest in| You could pay $25 to $35 and not get a bit more style than you do in this sale of proves, and aching feet. A twenty-five ——— ay tery of February 7.—Secretary {ent bot of Caloctde is oald to let _oays: to his bed for two or three days with a | feet. It works through the pores bad cold and grip, was much Improved |™oves the cause of the troutie, Dent x to-day, although he did not venture out | Taste time on unos A th tock tipple of admiration accentuated Grumeist has Catocide compound tn atoc! of doors. His physician reported that | or he oan xe: it in @ few hours from his by half suppressed sighs of “Ah!''| the grip had been cured, but Mr. Bryan | wholesale house. Prepared only by Medic and “There he Is!” from a dozen ga ded suffering with cold in hie] Formula Co. of Chicago, Il. and Day~ impoverishi ultra-fashionably dressed young | throa ton, Ohio —Advt. this process is co women freeted the arrival of the acute penny is produced.” Count Gaston d’Arschot, Secretary to ital rery 7 a = —— the Cabinet of the King of Belgium, ‘i festine rh = Itoolf of all weste, and it is easily peoved in the Supreme Court to-day, where thet there ts an anoemalation, ‘no matter | Justice Greenbaum was sitting. The how regula: His Aunt’s $500,000 Estate, [ot state Bryan, who has been confined | be sufficient to cure Women’sE aster Suits, Dresses & Coats at $17.50 Each Their Moderate Regular Values Are $25.00 to $35.00 Club Payments if Desired A range for women, small women and stout women up to 55 bust The New Tailored Tremendous Gather- Suits ing of Easter Coats ° Styles too numerous to mention in detail; in gabardines, French and storm serges, shepherd All fashionable lengths; in plain or fancy checks, erepons and novelty weaves; kimono and nge, storm serge, Pirin golfine, novelty raglan sleeves. Eton fronts, @ and Sbutton | checks, cordeline, Bedford cord, bengaline, consti the ii the Tatestine ‘often Receoony r} Credit to All Most Liberal Terms Take Pride in - Your Home: Count is here to defend his fourth in- terest in the $500,000 estate left by his aunt, Countess d’Arschot, and to B. the] refute the claims of heirs that he in- Intestine its entire length with! nuenced tho aged testatrix against] o gai ™ | other nephews and nieces. it regulates the sys-| The Count will be the star witness ove feel that every| in the suit just begin by Eugene Len- smoothly and/thithon, a blood nephew of the Countess, to break the will. He was People are judged by their home surroundings more than oe tates bp La Pg nyt Meese Peek Aiba pe Mg Ferrin e on uur immaculately attired to-day in a anything else. Perha you've noticed it yourself. face or rinbon rechings. Straight obi ith | bot th single or do beautifully Leite frock sult Nite a had i Go ei friend's Bere is neatly bei lpn tos snd dowble let se . lined. Al the meeen's ‘desirable’ colors; sises and wore a monoclo and pin mished, your t jim goes up, while a sl 5 Jolors, tango, lettuce, aria, olive, Copen., . eee say tmahcthomethor thatthe ornare see fue kewes ‘ Johnson De Forest, who drew the Take pride in your home—make it cozy and comfortable, St fT; Silk o| will, gave a moment of axcited inter- Fronds mn ued * unning ancy , gave aA mome: and your will respect you—they will feel that you're A S jal Sh f | ost when he testified thet a draft of 6 solld elaine bees eves, pecia owing 0 Dresses the will which originally bequeathed There i for not having all the comforts of home. 7 + Stitt Joints and Pains?) sesiwe "tm conte tery: tye lc dy eur dr xe och Your mi Viery Eigh Class | sete en da com te pe MUSTEROLEQuicklyRallvas] vz: ut sexta Tasted mey oy wny pens ao wal Meee SUNS | Sere ea Keep « jar Tn the house. It is the fist reonmal that the jeatie ‘Comme would scarcely feel them—they’re spread over a year and a half! ptations from f moe, os 1 tow, We have the largest assortment of furniture, rugs and segrtcigaren eer en revel een ices are the lowest, every article we sell is backed by {07 years’ ience. Could any one ask for more? Come and let us show you, either store is well worth a visit, Open Saturday Evenings G NewDepartment Just Opened ’ COLUMBIA Graphophones & Grafonolas The Big a7 a Yours Little _ for Only Talking a Few Machine Cents wmier remedy for Backache, Sore i __ Hebiss ot Mutslnd Rlisviontie Patess ate. [te Mount Ho te Me. Deroereree MUSTEROLE is a clean, white oint-|t0™® and there sign her will, be- : “ cause of “certain persons” at her Loner Teh el of mustard. Te residence, No. 2 West Tenth street, , whom the Countess did not want to Wpway, but doce not blister the tenderest |r that a will was being made. ‘The contestant, Fugene Lenthilhon, was left @ix silver spoons by the will, ‘The Count received @ full fourth of the estate and the remain- - ing three-fourths went to Joseph de ‘Tours Lenthilhon and Minna Len- thilhon Crook, a nephew and niece. ‘The Countess was the daughter of It takes the place of the mussy, old-| christian H, Detmold, @ clvil engi- Rotenea mibrata, Plaster: necr, who died in New York in 1687, leaving a large fortune, Among other all the newest materials and colors; all | crushed belts, shadow lace vestess, with ; beautifully tailored. Prices $28.00 to teesh: enappy bev: sng doable sad cpiire dleplay, tee recent op? = 979.00. lore. Sises 88 to 4. O'Neil! Main Gtero—Third Ficer. tal Mamta 2 ty rs PPL PP PPD PPPPPA You Will Never See Another Such Display of Stunnii Women’s Silk Faster H oma Nor Will You Ever See con Beautiful ats | at the Hatteras] 00 $8.50, $10 & $12 jaesnal] Hoelery. : ‘ : Values up to 92.98, $1.90 hats of such genuine style and distinction be found priced less iP than $10.00 Larrritd Rand pabroldered, pure oil teal Ready-to-Wear Hats| Trimmed Hats for | Women's Thread for Women Misses and Children Hosiery. 1.90 Simple, but wonderfully smart. New and attractive. garter welts, high spliced Special, $2.75 | Special, $2.50 | Sik Boot Hosiery. is recommended for sa thay, thma, Hleurisys| icquests the Countems received $20,- and Colds of | 000 in trust, with the proviso that she the Chest (it pr 1s Pacumonia). Ishould give the fund to whomever she . s—in %5e and 50c; picased. Her husband was a favorite jars and » special large hospital sizejof the King of Belgium and was a | for $2.50. member of the Belgian Legation at Accept no substitute. If your drug-| Washington when he died in 1893. | gist cannot rupply yey send 25¢ or 50c pee will ae OO eke Lantulicn to the MUSTEROLE Company, Cleve- | gate Pee (ph evga and Mra. Zella Lenthilon Wheeler of ‘Watertown, Kan. The Surrogate ad- land, Ohio, and we will mail you » jar, mitted the document to probate, but Value 4.00 Pehchage Mik colors; high Sead: ‘ a Day ralue $4. Value $3.50 spliced tops, “If this were the will of an average ---the . Tri d Hats for Small Girl — = | merioan, woman who did, not Rave oa This is the as B LOE maneis Spee Custom Made SUNDAY WORLD WANTS | iraminen ct navy: Carine oe, |! Jewel $35 size. Dainty, new styles. S$ ecial, 95c Value ° ° . Untrimmed Sha: —_ ope Women's Extra Fine Plo x Furniture Slip Covers belgium, Sil pepe! ea $2.00, at... sees “ee Lipp ape for $3.89 ee. srincs-ts ix: | COT if EEN S777 2 i Are Sold at O'Neill's Than at| WILLE UIII I ore Real Laces #50 ee eee Real Filet Lace and Bandinge.| Real Binche and Point de Lille) Real Bohemian Laces and Bands, ‘This includes measuri: Laces and Bandings, 234 to 5 ins.;/Demi-Flouncings and Allovers; 24 and binding. We use aly the no alue $4.00 ry to £7 inches wide; uality di nd Insertions. Ns a1; at °2.95 to 7.50 $80.00; e 50, “10.00 On orders requiring more bee Ug ta 7 inches wide; value @8c to), Real Filet Edges and Insertions,| A 77" Cc to 6 twenty yards an additional charge 15 ¢ tc DBelsaiue set 8185. 29 wo 5c} NOTE—This extremely low Dele be considered undue influence. But the testatrix was a woman satisfied WORK MONDAY WONDERS! Wiin'‘forciea seas and. looked. upon plain Americans with contempt and Saks & Company Broadway at 34th Street Others from Graf: fonola $17.50 te $500 Full Stock of Double Disc Records, 65c Our new Talking Machine Department will carry « complete line of the famous Columbia Graphophones, Grafonolas and Double Dise Recorde from 65c. up. The Columbia is acknowledged to be the leading machine of to-day, and it matters not whether you pay $17.50 or $500, you will find the Columbia the most life-like instrument you have ever heard. No one thing gives so much sate iene pe for so long a time at so little cost as » Columbia. ‘olumbia Double Dise Records include Operatic Selections by the world’s master artists, Popular Broadway “Hits,” Modern Dance Music—in fact, every type and form of musical entertainment. Songs in all foreign languages. IMPORTANT NOTICE—A\l Columbia Records will play on Victor Talking Machines. Likewise all Columbia Grafonolas will play Victor records, Fj Come and open an account. You can buy a Columbia on Beginning tomorrow An important Sale of Women’s me OF * et Shadow and Net T: want Serene Te ce Tem ae shady Dave Ten ne eco | wt tncia Nader Ae | ater wan Imported Glace Gloves ee ee ee | Ore an een m p ‘at Miri Rar TOe, Cl O'Neil Main Store—Strect Fleer, ‘O'Neill Main Stere—Fourth uf OP PPP PPPS SSSISSS . > ORR IR rrr k The newest and most desirable styles, An Easter Week Sale of There Is Just One Style That_!s Correct just received from Europe—and made of the finest quality Italian lambskin. Women’s White Glace Gloves, 20-but- ton length, mousquetaire effect, and three ? $1.89 Cleopatra buttons. Value $3.00 Women’s White Glace Gloves, 16-but- tan length, and three clasps at wrist. ¢ $1.59 Value $2.50 5 Fs Extension Table Bolid Golden Oak, neat designs; strongly made and nicely finished;! 42 inch top; extend- ing to 6 feet long. This week ......+ . Large Size Folding Iparain Carpet Hands ome New Blous es for Easter and Contirmation for vey $9 95/NaVY Blue Serge Suit Pricedat... They arecopies and adaptations at $4.98 55.98 «57.50 ot high priced moaels, and $0} and several oth taithtully have they been repro- er grades up to 611.08 ducid that you couldnt tell| Strictly all-woot and the prices are gov- erned by the quality. Suits are in several them trom the originals. OUF| jew models in regulation and Balkan style. Rug Racke at Cowperthwait's. $6.75 Cospat and Specials : + : own regular selling prices are|Cout hotto mG. | two clasps and heavy black crocheted 69c alta, metal aides Special Crew de Chine Blouses, made up with | Made with belt loop, Sixes range from 7 to 18. idere “ks “alue of firat and y sof he ad ’ : sobrovicied backs. ramen oi are im, ath enon torr dat car and cull tered] Boys! 75¢ Blouse Waists at 4S¢ ‘Ny Ee $6.45 dining room—1-3 lesa than 5 ani far. Another model has the| In white plaited and madras; also neat Se | ese Square flat collar and Gnished with silk | stripe and figured effects in percale and OTHERS FROM $5.75 UP. Two of the Many, Mod cord. Inall colors and pompadour effects. | mad $3.00 to $4.00 Waists at $1.95. tol Striped and plain black and white silk, long or short sleeves; lel} BOYS' EASTER FURNISHINGS has frill of silk, another has duinty 14°61 stain wtore—third Floor, of all descriptions, shirts, neck- wear, hats, etc., etc, O'Neill Hoye’ More, Street Fleer. 9x12 $22.50 Seamless Wool Velvet Rugs Club Payments If Desired All-woo!, shown in medallion and neat Persian effects, $15 sin light and dark colorings, Sizes 7 Easter Blouses The newest of new models pre- sented for the first time tomorrow Send a postal card for your copy of new Cowperthwait booklet, “The Short Cut to Every Home Comfort."” No obligation, Crepe de Chine Blouses $5.00 and $5.95 Each of these prices in itself embraces a variety of new models, exhibiting all the ultra effects in collar and cuff, and all the most colorful combinations of shades, as well as black, A wide selection awaits you at either figure. Ice Boxes All styles at special prices, $4.98 up. COWPERTHWAIT & SONS “Oldest Furniture House in America” 3rd Avenue 7wo Park Row at 121st Street Stores at Chatham Sq. 2212 to 2224 Third Avenue 193 to 206 Park Row Every rug perfect. Not more than one toa customer. 344 9x12 Seamless or Royal Wilton Rugs, $30 ne wide range of designs and colorings. Wild’s Cork Linoleums, Sq. Yd., 39¢ 2 yards wide; show in parquet floor, tile, geometrical and floral patterns, Bring your measurements with you, Lingerie & Voile Blouses 3° | Patent colt Colonial pumps, with high tongue and gray cloth quarters: $1.00 Inlaid Linoleums, Sq. Yd., 59¢ ° $2, $2.95, $3.95 & $5 Dainty creations, so sheer that they are but zephyrs of tex- ture; shown in the latest styles, and in # collection of vivid colorings such as are so popular this Spring. No variety in blouses could be more representative of the modes, trimmed with self covered buckle and gray cloth filler; light weight, close Fyery yard perfect! Colors going clear through to back; extra heavy id, Goody At sol d spool heels quality trimmed, Goodyenr welt soles and spool Weed aaa cond Flour, pa hot : OO NEILL-ADAMS CO., Sixth Avenue, 20th to 22d Sucet, New York Cito nt tt to AOU