The evening world. Newspaper, May 28, 1915, Page 13

Le th ae my Fie whew WEALTHY WOMAN (SMR YN [Stoo ome r SAYSHERHSARD, OAK FROM WARNE + SUGGESTED DRUGS ELD AS ENGLISH SPY _ He Blames His “ Fight to Keep for His Detention by the Wife’s Estate From Dr. T. Van Pelt Oglesby. LONDON, M kave permiss of American steamship Povsd | ‘ Lack of Front” Control of Germans. THE LIQUIDATION SALE Was Never So Important as Now--Especially to Holiday Makers Practically everything that everybody needs for the Memorial Day outing (excepting eat- ables) will be found ii: Simpson’s closing out sale. Correct styles, desirable in every way, and ‘The steamship Rotterdam of the Holland-America Line, reached port The Attorney General's office and] to-day from Rotterdam, with 592 pas Dr. James Van Pelt Oglesby clashed | sengers, eighty in the first cabin, #12 to-day over the appointment of al in ond cabin and 200 in the Gemmitiee to tuke care of the estate| st The itotterdam received and person of the physician's wife,|news by wireless Wednesday of the Mabel Ctaire Oglesby, now an inmate sion of her sister ship, the Ryn- Have you “put off’ having of Manhatian State Hospital. Mrs . with (he Cuneo, The Ryndam's| your eyes examined for fear Oglesby is very wealthy and is op-| passengers will be taken to Rotterdam|that you may have to wear yet priced as though it were an August Clearance: because poned to having her own husband ap-|on the Rotterdam glasses? ° . . pointed co: Oe e Amo th a U - 1 pica ae because, she al Among the gers Was ex-Unit Under no circumstances| Jed States Se wns and M la months wa r Lafe Young, who a newspaper in Dew s been abroad four eaponding. Among lis experiences was one in Innsbruck, | Austria, wherg he was arrested on/ uspicion of being an English apy and) should the slightest indication of eyestrain or eyesight diffi- culties be neglected; it is vetter jto be over-cautious than care-| less and indifferent If we could make everyone; kept under surveillance twenty-four! realize the importance and in- unced as WE ARE GOING OUT OF BUSINESS Chi bdeent Dresses Vriday by Greenbauin that eral would Sup Veils — Worth up to $1.50 eer lawns and Smart Coats and Dresses failed. Germun secretary, so 1 think the real Main Finer Attorneys for Miss Leewood Oxles- | of eyestrain. by, sister of Mrs, Oglesby, but not | reason Was my absence of ‘front’ If y . | Panama Hats Blouses related by blood to the phesic 1 hud the ‘front’ and aplomb and as- attention we T . pse Ci . yi ——. Were in court ‘aud conclirred | 2 EE naRS poreerenon Tanne. The care ttention | Worth up to $2.75 The fact that all these Coats and Dresses are the clever, distinctive fashions of the day is taken by the Attorney . Mr. Bromberger read from Oglesby's affidavit opposing the ap- surance the Germons would have acceptod examined at the first indication give our patrons in the exam. | ination of eyes by our Oculists | At $1.98 ‘Second Flour hours : <a jie \timate relation of properly fit- ench models, plication made}, One reason I was arrested” saldited lasses to their general] i fine leces and At 69c " by Dr. Oxies- | Mt a ee oy ee health and comfort, thousands ribbous, sizes 2 lo 6 years. @ yards long, fine, firm weave vy. J he tried to|is something flerce, being, you might . ‘ aks or Hoth both serve papers on Dr. Oglesby but | say, practically negligible, but 1 had a | More would have their eves $1.98 to $2.98 Neon eae herie for the Holiday at Bargain Prices the best reason for you to buy them. closing out and must sell the entire stock as quickly as possible. and dark shades, Values up to $5.75 At $4.50 ‘The ridiculously low price is quoted only because we are ment signed by Dr. Oglesby, he made ning his wife's nt to for presentation to all who contrib- | Cost Two Dollars or more. uted to the Belgium Mr, Young was pu for an extra war tux Odd lots, but all in nice, fresh con- organdie col- without question my declaration that | (Registered Physicians), and. in| For Women—-Smart new outing pointment of Dr. Oglesby. In this pa-| 1 was at one time a member of the st i | Pan. Beautiful Georgette blouses . Orie ‘ justment of the mounte styles of nt quality natural Pan 4 iful Georgette crepe Fer, the declaten, that ber sinters teaited Staten Senate.” tested, competent Oe ML ssn eat for Decoration Day wer a he Dresses | Dresses worth up to $25.00 , the Coats |. flesh, white, maine and Du his w committee by reason of Wia| Mr. Young was enthusiastic about | ag Main Foo ———— epresenting every con- Just the coats you want | ted shades, trimm ’ a personal habith, his character, ial the relief work this country in doing | UCI Nargest’ Retail’ Optica | Neckwear ceivable idea which goesinto| Coats worth up to $22.50 for anywhere you may be | Marrow turks, trimmed with taney Pastar att ibosktior | Mite and Bis! in Belgium, and brought back with | Clientele in the World. (ikea | the making of high - class ing on Deece ion Day. pe. lew | Th addi ‘the ‘charges, Mian him from Rotterdam a number of dies Hi Gla | Worth up to 59 dresses. All the new and White chine tweeds, { oneste's ith the commit | from which medaln are to be struck | , Harris Glasses — if required — | At 19c wanted fabrics, such as\ tats silk, gabard Books | ehudda and an indeseri variety of various novelty fabries, fetas, pongees, crepes, plain and brocaded messalines, &c. Dresses you can wear at — Publishers’ Price 50c to $1.25 At 15c which Choice at elief funds. en Is that Mra. her was insane and that h others with black silk bands, “also novelty silk of | fiction by: f the beat her prese dy he signed e ce collars. = iy coe , her pre ae: ee m\\\ and lace lars. nied omar ts and knew Plenty of the Swagger make splendid holiday more than| haps, as i t White and Bright Colored wit rom th MRL have ated for A | Neckwear a the “Best Svart “sal -Onting Caste Main Powe pais of Drat fitoher| "I wasn't there then," said M ‘4th ————_ Sport ; * . op her father She onare th Ye nd 1 didn't vote for it fut | cy y2tty, Re Worth up to $1.50 Mtadesellll asd onc 7 = Outin Skirts I'd like to be there now and in posi- sae a it. AS ‘ jvery new color as well as Any style you may want Ung Sirs tion to vote @ fow million dollars. for on wives ca - At 69c wk, together with various e@ will be found here in any Worth up to $2.00 inhuman act,” the financial | the purpose of killing @ lot of peuple.” Handsome collar and cuff sete, | stripes of varied Gece checkes, —es § color and in all sizes. Real At 98 condition of his wi and her family Mr. Young, who is ordinarily a 4987 Bre’, agin separate collars and chemisettes, | polka dots and novelty fabrice, ‘ vh " vill ic Justice Greenbaum reserved de-| peaceful man, refused to discuss bia on “ts | this season's newest shapes, many | The best values we have yet of- surprises are what you will Skirts made of ratine, voile and claton. bloodthirsty wish 083 Brood 6t., next to Birause Ov, Newark | beautiful designs. . fered, #0 you must be here early call these. other tub materials, All sizes, | — Main Floor, ——$—$—$—$ $$ stimpron-Crawtord, third Floor Third Moor, - seal orate ante een 3 t ’ . . Generous Trial Glass Jat, 15¢.; t A Holiday Sale That Cannot Be Matched For Values In America! The Best $15 and $25 Spring Suits for Men and Youths f Suits in These All IN ONE LOT At Suits in These SHIRTS +) Household Size Glass Jar, 35¢.Go 2 i Fry. or Bake Your Fish in SAWTAY Hog-fat, butter and oils saturate the fish with their greasy taste and odor and rob the fish of its own delicate flavor. | Odorless, tasteless and pure, | SAGD)TAY | 100% PURE BUTTER-OF-NUTS FOR FRYING — BAKING — SHORTENING d English Cut Glen Urquhart Plaids Conservative 2 and 3 Bution Fancy “!oids Sacks Tartan Designs The Newest Stripes Homespun Effects Scotch Tweed Patterns Men’s Underwear len’s College Cut Styles Popular Norfol: Double Breasted Suits Boys’ Navy Blue Serge Norfolk Suits At $3.69 Sus Halbriggan Shirte with Freneh week band and white short wause and Almost 1,000 dozen snappy, clean, new Shirts, — I a ber! 4 ‘ just right for Holiday wear, on sev l will neither give a taste nor absorb one—fish fried i \ sitcneeh, moeenal, very Vine] titan bake Ban's Perushings tania pote " has SAWTAY is firm, moist and sweet and retains ay i its serge, Norfolk style, with patch aa eriggan iy . { pockets and stitched belt, full cut and Athletic 4 al own delicate flavor. ' knicker trousers. Sises 4 to 16 At At Underwear i F After the fish has been fried, strain 7 Sawtay, rear C | Cc is — i: i , albriggan Shirts with short : 7 * A Merverised clothe and high oft ue whiff cutle, plain bosom, | att ohirts ui , EC! r} Hi ‘ A yettorne, Stiff onff ao mem Gtetn MMirlingty Dp eluee to 7 pe $1.95 PP 2 hg onl edgy & Cheviot Suite [ry puesta mone son fmndtess reve cloth and AB | vaices to $3.00 BAKED, Clean and dry the fish drergughly, then rub with mw wonder! o [oortned shirtings All out $2.95 Tel pa ah et gan Dah k At $3 Values eset sabeawn” leno mur $0 0 0 anenens “Night. Shirts ht Shirts | vices sos ee ete read tars ket ooo eed Boys’ Khaki to $6.00 ; = 6 ornerowruy. | th without water in the pan. When the fish begins to be % “ 4 Pa amas 77c LAKIM" Musline and ether bieb water and Sewtay, herve rousers aan oil caailahe . terials wished with parsley oF ?¢ pi Veluce to O1 60, surphire w q . vg 7 sigpeory '% 39c rc hi estan a on ' ! 1 Special, 49¢ Women's Suits | Veils | Blouses Blouses Men's Shoes Worth up to $20.00 Kegularly $2.0 Worth up to 620 Veluce up to 03.60 and Oxfords At $8.25 At $1.89 At 98c At $1.98 Mn ‘ i Worth to $6.00 Pair a ss sd wre veri At $3.39 me eee Men's Oxfords Stoc kings Megulerly 01.00 Vow At 68c Werth to 16.00 « Vow At $2. 39 At $5.50 —— At 16c Megulerly $2.00 Complete At 55c cd ame tog 1 0 Ot ——— Td 1 heme Worth up to $3.40 Pols Stockings Stocking G At $1.88 Megulerly 1 Pow a me ad ro 100 oe At 12) « At 16¢ — - - es es —