The evening world. Newspaper, November 17, 1914, Page 7

Physicians Recommend Beautiful * = Tat "Avemy staining "on come|Woaraw so oo, oe'cect sus avon LUNATIC 1S LOCKED UP V pABFams Arrested In Street on|Dlaint of private detective agency, t acting for the Fidelity Trust Company, AFTER PATCHOGUE FIRE \! Charge of Fidelity Teast. at Hudson and Chambers Streets. Simon, @ depositor in that company. W % Charged with forgery, Jacob Abrams} It ts wed that Abrams, Oct. 32, $25 and was told P terrae Abrams Pray fat of No. 151 West One Hundred and Sev-| presented a forged check for $1,960 at] Rext day for the jance of @ateenth Street was arrested at Onelthe ‘tank, He represented. that he'fesaenen’ ve cuece breved to Be 8) Prisoner Found Near One of Burned Strugtures When Four Have Been Destroyed. Greatly Enlarged Shoe Department—Street Floor Extraordinary Shoe Sale, Wednesday, November 18th Part of the business section faweneets, ty Wun wiped Out By USE Gre early to-day. Only ewitt work by the volunteer The cafe and ii it Joseph 34th Street—New York Ferlasto, in Wert Mata Stvest, and NG L three adjoining bulldings, burned. “~ State Hospital at Central Isitp and “A th be fi fi Will Offer an Additional haa lucked bim up pending the arrival] | 0 tig ot eng. But the 9 buildings. He sald that he knew|@nd preserved; otherwise it would 800 Pairs Women’s Shoes wothing” ot ‘he fire ani be heard not lee forover ————— firemen shouting. Women of the stage are considered wandering along the North Shore,| serving their skin, shampooing and Lace and Button Boots with Fawn Cloth Tops, Saaial antheties bacttal La dhas dressing their hair. Patent Coltskin Vamps and heel foxing, also Goatroyed the florist | ™ake t his huge frame and his ugiy temper can buy, especially the soap, which ish Louis Leather Heels. og) Revgeleg Attempt tO GOtRIS | tive euch an Lnpertaiet part helere announced in Parts to-day of Beeste Van Liquid Soap, because they have Modetsls Earoce sum et he sane. Pic found through practical experience Gremen, who were hampered for 4 Constable Rowland has arrested of keo,..s. Sullivan wae found| ever.” fe an old saying. But the = eat But it ts recalled that Sullivan, when | the ir At An Unusually Attractive Price Mende trocet tie bef otha ibaa ing the fire which destroyed the florist Button Boots with Gray Cloth Tops and Gun- before their audience. Their toilet Actual 5.00 and 6.00 values 3 15 =» Vorst to Wea. f f Matin “the weddiog ‘wit take secs | it te the best cleanser and skin beau- \ OPPENHEIM. GLLINS & C os ae ee the big lace mills and the West Lake Hotel. The loss amounted te $40,000. S Richard Callahan, a violent lunatic asleep in a barn back of the burned | beauty must be cultured, nourished at Bayport week ago—he hae been! are continually cleansing and pre- shop of Joseph Chevalli, Because of metal Vamps. Light welted soles and Span- stares Aided bacaced aselsorappt¢ 17.—The betrothal was constant users of Syno! Deo. 26. tifier | ———— — We have received dozens of letters (OE=IOE= Special Luncheons, 40c and 50c, Restaurant, Eighth Floor, Music =0r=0) | em mennoeee ceatens lauding SURETY COUPONS FREE with Purchases. Three to Five Times More Valuable i} 90 Than Any Other Stamp or Certificate. New Management New Stocks par nD i i ha al cf leh “In Accordance with the Terms of an Order of the United Stuies District Court the business of O’NEILL-ADAMS COMPANY is now being liquidated.’’ General customers’ office for the payment of accounts, etc., now located on the Fourth Floor, Simpson-Crawford Corp. Building Now in Full Progress; Our Great Sale of O’Neill-Adams Co.’s Entire Stock Of Furniture, Etc., At About 65c on the Dollar Bargains in Every Department A Remarkable Yard Goods Day! Exceptional Bargains in The Newest, Most Fashionable and Desirable Merchandise Think of 54 in. Wool Broadcloth at 55c A 81.25 quality, twilled back, chiffon weight, in all the wanted winter shades; plenty of navy blue and deep, luminous black. 69c Double Width Brocade Poplin $1.00 All Wool Armure Choice designs ena colorings. Bright and lustrous, Makes 37c Imported, 44 inctes wide, « choice range of new fall shad- 37c Mesere. Johnaon & Johnson, New Brunewick, N. J. Gentlemen:—Upon recommendation of my physician I have been using Synol Soap for the past year and have gotten 40 that I cannot do without it, It isa moat excellent preparation for the com- plezion and a wonderful mouth wash. T have recommended it to all my friends as an absolute necessity. For the sake of humanity I would suggest that you make known to the world the benefits that can be derived from thie wonderful preparation, I re- main, yours very truly, (Signed) LOUISE DRESSER, a very pretty and serviceable dress, Wednesaay only. Yard ings. Exceptional value for Wednesday, Yard Wsdtut $1.00 Corduroy Dress Velvets, 55c Twenty-seven inches wide; shown in a wide range of the most popular shades, ALSO BLACK. ‘ $1.00 Two Seasons Linin, € ie 5 55c a) $1.00 Yard Wide Chiffon Faille Yard wide two seasons wear lining satin, in all the best own in a wide range of street an evening shading» Also c 55c shadings, also white and black. Wednesaay only, Yard white and black. Wednesday only. Yard ‘The New Simpece Crawford Store. We Give and Redeem Surety For Yard Goods Day Only, Regular 20c and 22c, 42-in. and 45-in. Fruit-of-the-Loom Pillow Casing, yd., 12!4c This popular brand known to every housewife for its wearing quality at actual wholesale cost. Splendid for making pillow cases and for all household purposes. 25c White Batiste, 10c Bleached and Unbleached 98c English Long Cloth, yard, 15c Muslin, yd., 5c 10-yd. piece, 59c 40 inchen wide; fine soft finish; excellent | 86 and 80 inches wide; splendid durable quality of | Beautiful soft chamois finish, Splendid for for underwear, waists and 6rerse ye ey et tee ae ade Limit'20 yards, | aKingall underwear garments, Neatly done good quality. Usurlly sold at 25e. up in 10-yard pieces. ‘The New Simpeson-Crawford Store, Second Floor—We Give and Redeom Surety Coupons, Table Damask & Towelings, Yard Goods Day Specials 45c Bleached Table 10c Irish Crash Toweling, | 98c 0 binen Table Solas Damask, yard........... 29c yard... 5c ” 69c give excellent 58 inches wide; nice strong grade of snow, All whit 0 ii ly splendid for making| service; all pure Irish ana German Kinen daraask; LIT TELE LELIL MIS8 FLORENCE REED, leading lady in “The Yellow Ticket,” noted for her unsurpassed complexion, | sent us the following note of praise, uneo- Uclted, after having tried hundreds ef ether preparations, Messrs, Johnson & Johnson, New Brunswick, N. J. Gontlemen—One cannot imagine how great a toilet necessity Synol Soap is. n hite damask; firm weave; various patterns to very soft aad absorbe; fie ee rich satin fiaish. gins A oF roller towels, Limit 20 yards, None grass and silver bleached. jc D. D. Table |14c All Linen Barnsle: I have used thousands of preparations bey gen 49c' $1.35 and $1.50 Bleached 89 \Crash Toweling, cna 9'4c in mp career, but have found Synol Soap a) | De fe acai mS rcs te fi i t eg | Warranted” all pure linen: grass and silver) Satin Damask, yard..... S| warrenied allipure ten’ All white ona glib fo. fe soem Hs fer the simpleton yi bleached; good strong quality of damask; neat| 72 inches wide; pure Irish linen damask; heavy|neat red borders, Good sturdy grade; very air, soalp « ’ ’ designs. quality; real fine weave; very attractive patterns.| absorbent. Sincerely yours, The New Simpson-Crawford Btore, Second Floor—We Give and Kedeem Surety Coupons, Linoleums and Carpets: Two Great Specials 59c Figured Cork Linoleums | Remnants of 85c to $1.25 Carpets Heavy quality, new geometricel designs. Every yard Fine velvet carpets In various useful lengths, The perfect and cut from full rolls, Special for Yard Goods 39c season's accumulation of short lengths, Special for 50c Day, per square yard... ...ccceeeeeeeeeenee rere ee tete Yard Goods Day, yard.......:5::00sceecceeesneereee ‘The New Simpson Crawford Steve, Fourth Weer, We Give and Redeom Surety Coupons, FLORENCE REED, ALL DRUGGISTS SELL IT - - 2c Made by the Largest | Manufacturers of Surgical \ Dressings in the World Goheworvefohrmoon, 4 pst Simpson Seorrtart 6th Ave., 19th and 20th Streets. Telephone Chelsea 2100S NEW BRUNSWICK, N, J. . i \ x ‘ ata “THE BVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1914. r | | mM eS i 75,000 Player The Greatest'Piano Ba We include in this sale, Pianos of prac- tically every well-known make in the coun- try, taken in exchange as part payment for our famous Walters Pianos and Player Pianos —Pianos which have been out on rental, and a few almost brand-new Pianos which have been used as samples for demonstration purposes on our salesroom floors; also a number of discontinued styles of Walters Pianos and Player Pianos. In view of the fact that in many instances make—perhaps your favorite—we advise you your choice. MAKE YOUR 1 Seb. Sommer 1 Bradbury.. 1 C. Weser 1 Canada Piano 1 Kramer Bros...... 1 a Gideon Piano Co. 1 Arion Piano IR. Wilson.. A 1 Schumann & Sons. 1 Whitney........... 1 Harrington & Co... I Wissner,........... 1 Schumann & Sons. | } 1 Schumann & Son 1 Jewett Piano C 1 Winterroth & Co. 1 Hartmann. 1B. Wilson. . 1 Reinhard & Co, 1 Stuyvesant. 1 Foster & Co 1 Harmony 1 Jacob Bro: advertisement appears we enumerate t every hour from our Factory Repair Well- Known, High Grade Used Pianos andj} + At Less Than 4 Their Former Prices Bloomingdales’ Semi-Annual Clearance Sales have won the confidence of the people of this community, Those familiar with the tremendous values offered know they are geniune, Hundreds of people are anxiously awaiting this sale, knowing it to be Every Instrument Is Sold With the Bloomingdale Guarantee Notwithstanding the remarkably low prices at which these instruments are offered, we will let you Price Includes Stool and Free Delivery. No Interest. No Extras of Any Kind Formerly DBs cacsanveses ++] $260] $20 ‘1 250 & Co. . 800, by 1 U.S. Piano i ; 1 New England. 1 A. Dumohaut "y. 1C. A. Dionysi ot 1J. Wetherb: 1 Martins & Son. oe if 1 Fischer.... } : 1 Windsor... 1 Newby & Evans. " y, See eS aa ES Le eS aaa ea ugtil 9.30 every day this week. Entrance at 166 E. 60th St., near 3d Ave. Take elevator in rear to Third Floor, Piano Department. an- Up sales Worth of Pianos — rgain Event of the Year . No matter how little you pay for an instru- erent GG ear belle diols egy at it represents biggest v your: money can buy. It will be many monthe/ before s0 Lg sates tre? Soporte cae come to you again. pianos are on our salesroom floors for your inspec . tion; the prices are marked in plain plein tigate Each one of them has been thoroughly over- hauled in our own factory,and is warranted to be in good condition, ‘ there is but one piano or player piano of a certain. to come early so as to make sure that you secure OWN TERMS! Upright Pianos 1 Geo. Schleicher... 1 M. Kiump & Sons. 1 Harmony « 1 Weser Bros. 1 Mitton... 1 Horace Wa! 1 Richardson 1R. Wilson. 1 Livingston 1 Weser Bros. 1 Wolfner. 1 Prescott Piano Co. 15 Walter 1 Haines Bros. 1 Gabler 17 Walter: 19 Walter: 1 Stohiman. 21 Walters. 1 Cald well. ) 0 Mattatuck, 10 Walters... 6 Automatic | 8 Automatic. | 16 Walters... || 6 Walter: As it is impossible to say just which instruments are sold at the time this he entire list. If, however, the particular instrument of your choice should be sold, we are able to supply another of equal value at the same price. Many instruments, not listed, are being ps. You are eure to be sulted.