The evening world. Newspaper, May 8, 1914, Page 16

16 _THE EVENING WORLD FRIDAY, MAY 6&6, 1914. WOMAN OF 107 GIVES Apvice.| Oh hd oa Comfort oso re cae - Give Surety Coupons Free with Purchases and Redeem Them in Ou O Own Merchandise @ ESO 0 —T to Footsore Folks Oe ae | Canned hat ching te tet? Poy Women’s Gloves @ New Yorks Shopping Centre Women’s Gloves Gastve to Longevity, Her Opinion. | a if you couldn't stand on them a } i BALTIMORE, M4, + May &-=Sre.| minute longer? Want to throw those © Value H _\ : Value Asmme Pouder, who celebrated her one| tegturing shoes out of the window? | 9 | con || ) | 50 Cc fun@red and seventh birthday at her| 7" ou surely need a cake of $3.50, at e } \ | ia $1. , at heme here yesterday, doca not belleve| Johnson's Foot Soap. It has been >» iT that Glete and fixed modes of living are| Kiving relief to feet like: sore if W a ' 20-button White Silk Mous- ry ae longevity. She says she has fore sean OF (ne omen’s 20-button White uctaire, double finger tipped, gd se. 4 ilace ous ai i vi ? Pari joint; ‘ ie Shotts Secs crate stele” Get Bd woven Watt merecateet Pcs Sixth Avenue. 20th to 22d Street ar places fal ect era drug store— eer ite century mark, solid foot-comfort, Behe as fre ramaeeg| Frees the imac tutions. tack | Mr. Pitt, of the Well-Known Book Collecting House of Thomson-Pitt Co., Upon Retiring from Business, His Health Demanding the Immediate Gaye OFS dead: | for this trade mark on end of aT oe | every package. Made only by 100,000 in Professional Schools. THO! }OMAS GILL. SOAP CO. WASHINGTON, May §.—Thers 711 Kent Av., B’klyn, N.Y. Sale of His Books, Sold His Entire Stock to O'’Neill-Adams Co. at Less than One-Fourth Its Inventory | Value. Here Is the Sensational | Result: Jo er Sixty Thousand Books In i Rae 2 MAM students enrolied to professional fH low to Have Red Lips!| @@eels in the United States thin year, eseerding to the Federal Bureau of Kdu- to-day, Of these 85,102 are in en- fnetitutions, the remainder tn in suppor rom public nda. ky ith red it A pink cheeks training In the profession which | mar "ne thant for Y largest number of students, 34, f° ing such courses. Law comos nex! ‘and then follow. medicine ; theology with 10,966; den. a1; Bharmacy, 6.16 and veterin ery Betence, Including Many OLD, RARE, Valuable and Some Almost PRICELESS Volumes, the Stock of Thompson-Pitt Co. Sale That Will Startle Book Lovers Bverywnere Priating $5,000,000 for the construction of foads probably will be agreed upon & sub-committee of the Se: Committee. Thin itute for the House bill | an appropriation of 5,00 purpose. z7 The House of A Detailed List Observe This Partial List of Subjects ° ° Thomson-Pitt Co., Aeroplanes | Disenses Commitee Is Impossible . . Africa Desctiption and Travel | (sitization ‘ i | until now located at 56th Street and | Agriculture Great Britian because in the lot of over 60,000 vol- I UNDERSELL Any Grade Floor Store THERE'S A REASON—LOW RENTS AND SMALL PROFITS Come Up and Let Me Prove It I'll Show You the Best Selection of pring Suits $5, In the City of New York, at £#* They are exceptional garments; the tailoring i, = | quinite, and the workmanship is of the best ie = 1 Would Rather Refund Your M: Have You Diseatished “AND 1 WiLL” OPEN EVENINGS mnicaaPhy Nantes umes there are very few instances of | Religion f quantities; it is practically a case of no Cyclopaedias y ; . ey i bet “Books he Arctic Regions two books alike. A great quantity is Colonial Period First Editions second-hand books, but that more often Revolutionary Times | Old Magazines ; . a leet War Ae Book makes a book more valuable than other- sth Avenue, has been known for years as the mecca of all book lovers. From a popular novel to a priceless original autograph copy, the store was full of literary gems of all kinds and on a practically endless list of subjects. Yet imals Militia Mexico wise. And every book, aside from ‘Thomson-Pitt Co.'s hooks were always bargains! Fiction Discoveries and Explor-| The Drama Poetry ailas Ete, Ete, Etc. intrinsic value as a book, is a positively sensational bargain. \ Club Plan Payments Our Sale Prices Are So Small in Comparison that Our Advertising ' ripe be arranged on purchases of | policy Prohibits the Exact Quotation of the Real Value of the Books ull sets. A a Old and Rare Books To Librarians | Societies and Schools | Professional Men | Bibliomaniacs All Will be shown in the Bibliophiles’ This is a lifetime opportunity to | Should send their librarians to this Editors, doctors, lawyers, clergy. | Ate invited to attend this sale, No Room, separated and secluded in a | enlarge their collections in a most | salc and share the treasures to be | men, professors, as well ax students | 228! $0 young nor so old but can 75 Special Counters On the Main Floor, in the O'Neill Main ee ONE ——— FLIGHT MR Cire as FLIGHT special corner of the Book Section valuable manner at very small cost. | obtained for a song should see in this sale a positive duty onan SN I w 42d Street and Fifth Avenue ie Tho d Thousands Thousands of Thousands _ of | Thousands of | Thousands _of SEYMOUR BUILD/NG. Opposite Public Library i BOOKS nthe the ‘5c BOUKS in ihe J Oc | BOUKS in the ‘25C * 50c BUOKS in the 75 BOUKS in ine $ 1 nadia actteeahne Sake at Sale at. Sere. a Saleat..-. Mr. Pitt's former alien with Included are some Liheey Sets of | Thowwands of other Books at $1.25 a fifty of our own, will be in | standard authors in cloth or leather upward also in the sale. Some of attendance to wait upon you. bindings at equally interesting prices. the greatest bargains are these. Emerson!—5 volumes, 34 leather. Large type, iliustrated, e: besuuitaly” in 4% leather, ony @ Himited number of se Stevenson !—10 volumes, calf. A very handsome edition, bound in $5 call. very good paper and type, only a lim- ited number in 10 volumes, selling price $8.65 Balzac!—18 volumes, 34 !eather. Staintsbury harm type, Superting Arabian Nights!-4 volumes, 34 leather, Best transiation by a fomplete in 4 vole Shakespeare !—10 volumes, cloth. 10 Volumes complete, large type. good paper, iustrated, bound in cloth $3.65 ‘eather, marbled ta umes, profusely til ed, tn leather, selling price ®e nang wR BSS “8 1€ the render does not find a to Hy | ; 2 it | 8 i H | ‘i "4 i 14 « Neill ) Store—Street Floor In the Hook Seetion, theo e H eoeee leather 5 RPP PPP PPP PPP PPP PP PP PPP DPD PPP LLP LPP PPPPPPPPPPPPPPLS Fp se F Some Very Interesting News for Saturday from the | O'Neill Store for Dad and the Boys Offers You Bona-fide : Se ARETE OTE LOT PGE OIE TUE BOYS Els f OW BONA! As 1 regard it, there are only i | Us rimmed Millinery Section | 18 to $ S ri N it & 0 f M Sh > bi h H Mk mankind, 2. ecial a om np Di Shi in twelve dis ven ed ae eek, set 3" | Evening Dress Suits, 7#e newest Spring * Ranke: “How can one re (0 $2.00; special at = a 95 12.50 Suits and Overcoats, uperfiuous hair on face te I rted Milan Hemp Dress °. Bi ibe aulauligin coueaierle Shaper: Values to BED. Values #1000 ts 490.00 id Onn za nit- inal vial of fluvol rt “e ie verco 4 ing ae ber the direct Clearance of Women's rie Peis egrety eels eg gt mete Be Jvercoats, brat @ Trimmed. Values $2.50 to 83,00; special at....... $1.00 and ts prompt in ac eles of all wool black unfinished k faced and high lustre. Marry M. asks: “Will you kindly ri Children’s Simply; Im orted Flowers i lined. Si 84 to 42; ndrutt and falling naires ee Bh Trimmed Hats, Values | and Fruits, Value 0c Seog en iste Geet ° “ Suits..... AR Seed Plain Palin mange! to Lid 00; special 95c to $1.00; special 25c at. see at ° murat i Gil Mabe ere mir Wiese, Spring Overcoats, $1250 | New Spring Suits at $12.50 ‘3 highly. Tt ie on sale in 4-08, “ot PRARARALARARAL AAPL AAAY In the new Balmacaan and English an nservative Infants’ and Children’s Apparel | sue! ininacim' tt? fhe! lyk Yans | rough effects, button-to-nec! servutive style We specialize in things for the little tots to wear, That | VI a oulGae alaseen lived OF COMBER BENE thy. is why this section is so well patronized by mothers who are English styles, in rough effects, in cheviots, made partic ‘ular about the appearance of their little ones. akele ges Balan Boeheits verted plait and bale bee Children's Fine Serge Coats, as-; Children’s Romper Dresses, in , | Braid-Bound Oxford Sack Suits, $12.50 ted styles; ages 2.3, 4 and 6 years.| chambray and fancy | A Deruls values checks, at... 59c & $1.25 Balmacaan & Knitted Overcoats, $12.50 Note how many specialty shops advertise 85.00 und 87.50, for 93.9. $5.00) Children’s Fancy Straw and | The new featherweight Spring coats of| braided suits, in dak gi black and blue Children's White Dre neatly | Hemp Hata, neutly trimmed. Teg | Knitted fabrics are not only the first choice] Oxford of undressed cheviot— coats and vests trimmed with embroidery and Inces.| ular values 62.50 to $8.05, at | for smartly dressed men, but they are the] flat and round braided; also vote their price, Special $1.50. 91.95 & $2.50 $1.50, $1.95 & $2.95 most practical coats for the Spring season. not less than $25. Cash or Credit ‘Can one over pd an anaemic serge and black unfinished we Sizes 34 to 42; stouts up to 46, with f-gratn hypo-nu will add a pound a day SS p—(s) Will you pleane s but sure freckle Cons. in _anke ‘There are many good b but medical experte au ell) Main Store—Third Floor. 4 Big Store for Dad and the Hoys—Four Entrances Directly from Sixth Avenue, Slesrine on rrrrwreeeeeeeerrreeree naneeeenwenannnnnn ee ee sae Aen 2.2 Manufacturer's Entire Floor Stock of | $30.00 Bicycles $9.00 Dress Trunks Men's $3.50 and $4.00 Women’s Shoes $1.69 (ted onihe $24.25) fbn Shoes with “Cat’s Paw” tablets may not, decaune of hich ta Ikely to every particle to Glortol lquid shampoo ts ing T know of, It scalp thoroughly, ft, lustrous ap ‘Can you recommend & waving and curling the} Club Plan T une regular! splendid pre wavolene, and by iny picture how beautifully tt to try ft tbe detected. || one #hould te the best you} Answer’ Face powder Is almost ex sential, and the gloriol face powder Values to $3.00 Included in the purchase are Patent Colt Colonials and Oxfords, Guns | . f f Pumps and patent tips. odyear welt and hand-turned soles, All sizes in the lot, but not in each style. ‘Rubber Heels, $3.00 Also Shoes and Oxfords with Rubber Soles and Heels Black Cat's Ariine asks: “Please advine if 6 face powder, and what ‘Tan Russia © alf, Rlack Viel Kid—plonty of them—all sizes, with els. Cannot slip on wet or damp sidewalks, No matter ‘may be, the woven “Cats Puy through the rubber tice that °c. S c ht worn weaith of beautiful heir: "De prevents sli fa my’ favorite. Tt comes in | Misses’ White Nubuck Strap Pum; A y bair was thin a nite and br shades. It is p repaint her eg nergy es rap Tvs he Also 800 Pairs of Men's $3.50 Shoes at $2.65 | ! | q | i re) | ro) | yo | f | | q (Wik) | Every pair perfect. Russia Calf, Black Calf, Vi Ps Uo, come |, Avery strong bass-wood body two- | ince and Hiucher styles; all sites. of Widand Patent Colt; oro to#, D and E widths, 92.25, Mii You and all of my res + are ine | ‘and Children's White Canvas Strap Kiractive i, cloth ined, bound in Boys’ $3.00 Shoes a $ aiiee <6 Oot for mer Nek. amet Pumps, 6 to 11, 01.00; 1134 to ®, 01.25. Munem e two! All welted soles, sewed shos, Goodyear wal f 02. Md abi leathiny bation formaedion on health and beauty. Send O'Neill Male Btere—tecend Meer, Store—Mtreet Floor. (wo stamps for mafling—advt. F r+) Lh a $i: th j § z B: | ‘i i A lee oe Fe