The evening world. Newspaper, May 28, 1914, Page 16

THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1914. THE BVENING WORLD, 7 | 9 ite annual outing at Duer’s White- | ing September primaries, and his can- ' , Dutchess County, for 96,000, charging | that the trouble between her and Dr. SALLOW SKIN, '” F “PADDY KANE T0 FIGHT stone Pavilion, Long Island. Kane is aa outing Dees be’ Formatiy's announced at E668 AND A MAID i] slander. The case is before Justice | Murdock began last fall. The doo- ‘ Pt w GARVIN FOR LEADERSHIP 8 contractor with political aspirations | Me, Duting Decoration Dey. tor tn $5,000 SLANDER SUITS Philbin in the Supreme Court. tora father and mother rented rooma| Cmthtin te tac ty erate and has the backing of the Bronx primary Ashes, having been in several ’ ‘The physician says Mrs, Roney has|ffom Mra, Roney. Later the doctor ret iy hago Federation of Democratic Clubs of the ¥ ey nye eee i ybemes rd — gossiped about him te her neighbors, | nd his wife went there, Eventually Thirty-third Assembly District, which accusing him of stealing eggs and | the elder Murdock died and the phy- % “IS NOW REPOR Fes Oy Oe 08: Comrens to (Se) seston tes Petree. an ores nection of tne dhe was siwaya eu. | DF Murdock Says Mrs. Rooney! nictens, Denying that he ever atole|#iolan and young Mrs, Murdock re- Sick eadache. q i Waged Against Tammany Lead- Senge jens abouts | Accused Him of Theft and of habits haved peed pyro a dade peweies, anise yy ag bet pee, gare for sith Méadeche, Ptstines - FOUNDING INSIBERIA) cst som fasta Deen Se Patt | ne inate oue]_ | NodmE Sevan fe nt hr, eet euch | tert, Mi Bao an his friends familiarly cal im, Mi aale 6 relations wo women i The first hot in the political war| been a. Dol power for several|found dead yeaterday in a furniehed| Dr. Walter De Witt Murdock of Mo, |*hat he was attentive to a maid in Dolitical were not cordial, yeara in the Thirt} yeehird diatrict, and 41 Bergen street, Brooklyn. her employ, He denies this also and| “The slander suit followed,” the on Charles ¥, Murphy's Tammany | Wasa candidate for the nomination |1om eLNo. 4" 328 West One Hundred and Thirty- ‘| lenders tn tho Bronx will be ftred| for Sherif tast fall Gus was escaping from a Jot and hel oe, street as ued Mrs. Bar? |ens00 tore mod him | ial eho ever said. Murdock ‘atole estigation of op ohGyndah Gov-| n recliy 2 een avealaets Gon tendon ay ented thn rvom two wee Roney, wife of John Roney, promi-| Samuel H. Brown of Poughkeepsie, | Chickens and ¢ a oe paid attention G4 » Bon Sent vestigation o V-| next Saturday, Memorial Day, when to” didate for leader ' Before taking her life. she he locked ‘Bet Sean 'ies A $e Wee sala, | Wye Bary, Sre1ied £0 CRB" 9 Di 10s, and 28e, the Bos, braieat. Michael FA Garvin at the com: dog in rt sdjotnt ta the afatre of ot Frestoss, Pistas, Mra. Beoey's Koad mane one, last aight court for a bi ulars.” fee eale at Druggiste, , an the Pateick J. Kane Association holds ‘ernment May Clear Up Fate of Lost Explorer. We Give er Covigons Free | with Purchases and Redeem Them in Our Merchandise WNeniAnMsCo | Sixth Avenue, 20th to 22d Street Avenue, 20th to 22d Street er Holiday “Dresses for Misses & Girls Ro < Feat eane Deiealent That te Inger 9 New Teas “<§ | Misses’ Holiday Dresses eo 37. 98 44] Girls’ Holiday Dresses $1-98 ,.°, y Misses’ and Junior White Dresses made in the finest Swiss organdie, lingerie, | Girls’ White Dresses, I Persia: batiste, Mabie cote on cre] outoa voile and embroidered net, in the very tem. horney ies Chao oy bby beac onbroldery snd ribbons long © long sad newest models, rrrtSoon with the finest of laces, Girls’ #1.28 Wash Dresses Misses’ Suits at t Reduced ae wen Berek Velie Ctoies ws .00 Prices STOCKHOLM, Sweden, May 2.—| ff learance of Girls’ C Plain tailored and dressy models, made in fine and figured and f . aa oe “Z a, : and altoacandie’ woo! poplins, and novelty Tats Hamnlan sits, Wr we, Pindham wiped: - Frissire b riiat | ies . | at $4.98 to $7.98 ins tn i birder 314.7! $14. 758 ues tsp tetin seme -~ ‘ion x 2, ™ ‘ Soo Saale $2.50 and $3.00 Taffeta Silk aT cota Mate oe ard B athin: g Suits Bk, pearance Parasols, $1.95 Tomorrow Is the Last Day of the Sale of Our Entire $550,000 S 000 Stock of | or women, Misses and Children With handsome ribbon borders ond insertions; also others of fo |ea.| FURNITURE went \\ APPRAISALS OF ESTATES. | Washable Outing Skirts, gion sae wut aol $1.98 to $2.98 Quarter Off Marked Prices bed Mey of peies: boaag ey ||! Ante Siecmeiet er —— assets taxable iH] sev 0 choose fi . : s rl Te el Mate tare—Third Fleer Every Article in Our Tremendous Four-Floor Furniture Department. [Furniture $1.50 to $11.98 erat ning at a inven atinns iit eee, A full pray of the newest fashions for the coming Sum- mer, and t! ey are decidedly different and as deci attractive. For children, misses and women, in flannel, mohair, surf, silk and satin, All sizes, O'Neill Main Store—Third Floor. Fancy Rubber Bathing | New Y State, etooks, $19,294, wet bm eal ae H r Every Room Is Included WITHOUT EXCEPTION i Gea corats tase ay wales ween. {| White Messaline Petticoats BUY FURNITURE NOW —while this wonderful op cuportunity is before you—BUY NOW—and for Club Plan Ca Wf 5 ecial, at Avis C. Hikking, died Sept. 32, ments—a little at a time, if that is more convenient for you. Prices are the same either way. But DON’T MISS A 25c, 39c, 50c to $1.50 Al the newest styles und colorings, = total estate $5,650, net value |} Special at $1.95 mn E that gives you the best dollar’s worth inthe world for every 75c invested! A. logram, died Oct, en hing Shoes, pai: ara A. malty fet any. 2f Once More—Just for the Holida Makers | Cl akig tae winsome ang yeu emmtal eatate 4oF.1%er net valu | $3.00 and | 95.00 Fancy line Meyers, died May 1, 1913 hy onthe diag rates cx made wi dep Ded rule sabe i fons roiine Meyers, Aerdiiog fpr yt pala ( h 1 Cc Tri d Ha plow a tee pas ene eS ' All sises; will show their durability in any water, [f catace $9,688, net value $5,418, piu in n all the leading colors. 600 ] Tlmme ts at $ 1.4 9 Deir toa ale-an osteo al selena | in front, fin- 4914; total estate $6,396, net value H seibduateed New Hats actually worth $2.50 to $5.00—putting it modestly, Fact is, that most of the shapes alo’ vorth $1.60 h HH bar Now, 16,100; ff ota ae tre hie Pee , ap =o are e: ied ee @f the shapes alone are worth $1.60 or more. | Women’s 50c Gloves at 29c # deta create erase, “ value $764. Women’s Vests Value 19c, at 12%c Swiss ribbed cotton lisle finish. Low neck; no sleeves; i} regular and extra sizes. Women's Vests, value S0c, at 3Sc Fils or pols top; no sleeves; Swiss ribbed; sheer bite Women's Union Suits at s0c . 4 , \ 2 MN AN F @ Two-clasp chamoisctte and silk double tipped im black J} white and colors. | China Silk Waists Very Pretty—at $1.95 China Silk Waists, in white, flesh or maize; also black, with ea and organdie collars. Waists, Special $2.00 A large rote | of new models, shadow lace trimmed; #4 — MICHIGAN Shoat ten aa eaves, ‘. organdie and lace collar. co lace or tight te a. The shapes are new hemps, chips and straws, in white, mavy, ings are sia Bake. flowsiwy ribbons, beds, wresthy)| Bddy Blouass, $1.00, $1.60 end 91.98 FU R N ITU RE F awe ie sa Liye mh 9). 98 mmed| Sack and other wanted colors. Every hat hand made and alk lined. “ $1.4 wpltss “tn of all retot kinds, woshed a Inte very dainty'and 4 4g) wots and white with Colonial collars; Balkan and Bea plain or faney yoke; ln ues up to $5.00. Friday's price.ss.s..cssscecseceesssees eee stizative ee cece flues wp to 98.00, 78 PCs veers nns . . ‘Wash sitk Waists, $2.95 and $3.95 ry es ° . O'Neill Main Store—Third Floor, Women’s Hosie +: Footwear for the Memorial Day Outing nnn Rok Beg Bargain Plaza Footwear for the Memorial Day Outing Women’s Outing Skirts, Women’ s White Canvas Coate and Teeeaes Se Wash Ski: Bedf side Colonial Pumps jepson cloth and cotton Bedford Pee 92,50 Goodyear Welt Soles, Cuban Linene Auto Dusters. a Travelling Coats, are ull sw t . ; : “ ‘ at, palr, 17c, 3 pairs 50c No Mail, Phone or C. 0. D. Orders Filled. —" — sheer weight; black or white. Women’s 50c Stockings, 35¢ Women's Stockings at 29c oloctbraed silk, boot style, black, full fashioned, high epliced beets: white and Silk liste or gause cotton; reinforced heel, double top; | $1. 00 House Dresses at 69c black or white. Woraen's $1.00 Silk Hosiery, 79¢ Made in dainty colored lawns and Amoskeag ginghams; sizes $4 to 46 inches Heels, trimmed with canvas 01 jac! : ation or kimono sleeves; cep} Thread silk; full fashioned; high spliced heel; black, 25c Brassieres, 18c tongue and buckle. Good = . 42.30% Clini arene aCe Aan ee cone LER AN 91.50 acrviceable pumps. Alleizes al | white and colors Women's Silk Hosiery, Soc Thread sll: boot: fine lsle top: f TGA eahioneds soln [scaler tee Tally ecu one trea! ema eroneeck mete: AMS st ‘ree. $2.50 Matting Cases at $1.69 Women's #3.00 White Canvas ‘ ataaistenisth as hig Cloth lined, with inside pocket, straps and side catches. Boots, $2.69 @, $1.50. All forced; high wit! heel, 6 pairs, made on good free Women’s $1.00 Hand Bags at 69c | oreQih band turmad soln and cov, it fitting ng broad toe lst that fit the foot ¥) $8.98 to 914.50. 4 The Rush for Bathing Towels Women's Tub Dresses, various styles; all color- ings; in voiles, eponge, gingham and Genuine leather, with large mirror in centre frame; also inside purse. Pao Cube gy $00 Pairs of Tan Lotus Calf|| madras; all sizes; special..............00c 008 93.98 Begins with this 50c Beaded Necklaces, 29c Misses’ and Children's White 100 tBarefogt al te,| 5, Moa REE, HE ad ero pecial Sale All the beat styles and colors, in round and oval beads, graduated sizes, Canvas Shoes and Pumps [1.41 the thing for the little folks over fon and ‘Hngerie cloth dm * 95,00 50c Bath Towels at 39¢ i i Convex Strap Pumpa, 6 to 11, the holiday, Sises from child's © to OS, Le i ae ae Heavy, absorbent, extra large size; specially adapted Women S $1.75 Wash Skirts, 98c 91,00; 1134 to 2, 91.29, issea’ 2, 9c. 7 BSI for the bathers. ¢ season's newest models, in linene, cordeline and rice cloth, O'Nel Main a Second Fieor, For the Decoration Day Trip Deuble woven, ie Reh tet ll Hs or, colored Special, For the Holiday! The Climax of This Tremendous Sale! $6.00 Leather 25¢ Bath Towels at 19c dia mn whirl neh not stab ears C1 Oth es-of-Fashion” Suits for Men, $19.50 Hand Bags, 34.50 1éc Bath Towels at 12\4c in Raeeewane~"|Ready-to-Wear $18 to $25 Values, at ge gee sewed _ edges; — brassed Infants’ Wear So Skillfully Designed and So Well Put Together That They're All Ready to Put On and Wear cats tae sn si SS . ibre Tass | Don't Overlook the Little Tots for Decoration Day + Suit Case, $2.50 Children’s Hats, straw, prettily trimmed Fibre Grass Suit Case; § wie ribbons. Values 00, Reduced Keratol bound; cloth Children’ 's Drawers, made of good quality muslin, em- broldery end lace; trim: eoeherni AS S| "Children's "es Gingham Dre: Sizes 24 in. vend 26 in ae, ae ibe ee aie, dba | 2: .50 Suits of the New New| Sitk Lined Blue |Pay Cash ot a Listle| English and Con-| New Model 42: 50 Basswood Body Trunks MICHIGAN FURNITURE CO. ‘ata Time, “Sarvative Sack Basswood body Trunk; Fibre bound, Fib ter band ee rae Tartan Plaids ‘erge Suits Buy your “lothes| Secvative Sack | Norfolk Suits canvas covered; cloth lined; two trays; two straps; belt Serge Suits ‘and pay on the Suits and heavy hinge; four hardwood slats, top and bottom; Values $18.00} More, than 20) Material and lining ‘i ‘ub ‘Plan wet it suite Every style oad The smartest new! Values $18.00| xeclsior. wear, ai Sizes... a2 l - pire’ eee Gene wenn sien we °4 to $25.00 | styles, guaranteed, pirpeenel | te offects. to $25.00 ne, aos 9743 grb O'Neill Main Store, ‘Thira "Floor, O'Neill's Big Store for Da@ and the Bere—VFour Entrances Direct from Sixth Avense, O'Neill Main Store, Balcony, O'NEILL-ADAMS CO,, @ixth Avenue, 20th to 22d Street, New York City Eiiaiiaiaim ma miaiaemees aie os Sass soem