The evening world. Newspaper, April 22, 1901, Page 5

. THE WORLD: MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 22, 1901. NEW YORK’S PRETTY | fhe Yrnomafe Snr HOKUS GIRLS AT HOME. The Dainty Catherine or Dashing Divinities of the Johnnies as They Look and Act When Not Fasci- nating the Fellows Who Fill the Front Rows. King, of The Evening World, En- joys an In- teresting Evening | with Pretty {| A Purchase y Three Hundred Thousand Yards of Imported and American SILKS Probably the Most Important Transaction That has Ewer Occurred tn the Trade THs morning we announce the greatest Silk occasion ever exploited by this store; and, so far as we know, the largest and best offering of new and perfect silks ever made under-price. The taking of such a stupendous quantity made prices on fancy silks such as have never been heard of before, and procured new silks of such staple character as have perhaps never before been sold under-price, to sell at very positive reductions, Many of the same silks were selling at full prices in our regular stock on Saturday; and will continue to be sold in all good stores at regular prices; for no store can be without them and have a complete stock. This is illustrated by the fact that a large part of the purchase consists of Plain Black Taffeta and Plain White Taffeta which never lose their value all year ‘round—always staple, <lways wanted by every woman. There are over seventy-five different qualities in the sale, in some of which there are over a hundred variations of color or design. The scope of the sale is suggested by this word of the various kinds of silks included: Blick Tatfetas, White Ta 3, Printed Foulatds, Fancy Tatfetas, Printed Liberty Satins, Japanese Silks and Plain Black Silks such os Peay , Duchess Surah, Faille, Pare Dye Taffetas. The extraordinary offering of Black and White Taffetas, in such immense quantities and wide varicties, makes this sale unique and unprecedented. The extraordinary prices on the Fancy Silks, which are all new this season, and highly desirable goods, are almost startling, even after the offerings made here during the past month or two—for never before have varicties, qualities and patterns been so choice and_ satisfying as in to-day’s unparalleled offering. The Sate occupies the entire Main Aisie from Broadway to Fourth avenue, and all the Rotunda. Then another silk store occupies the Under- price Store, in the Basement. It is an occasion that interests every woman within a day's journey of New York, and we have provided generous space to make comfortable selling for the thousands that will come to-day, and the days following. This definite information about the Silks and prices: At 40c a yard— At 40c a yard— At 55c a yard— At 75c a yard— At 80c. a yard— Girls of the Popular Weber & Fields Com- pany. eft thelr with the deorman, stairs, row to y were chorus girls, t s | Six thousand yards of fine tick Habutai | Thousand of yards of fine printed Jap [Guaranteed black Taffeta, both foreign | Black Taffetan and plain White Taffetas— J White and ‘Black Taffetas that axel : te : Ukatineed a tcelendtoatect tate anese Habutai silks; splendid designs and domestic, in light and heavy fin- mostly fine imported qualities; for regularly $1 a yard. Fay Tompleton is to them. or a Spee aes hag uanyrteen be. and eatorintss Sad ner ‘Plenty of ish. Regularly 5c and 70c dieses ot} fine) uniogs: regutasly 90¢ At 65c. a yard— “AN That | sides dress purroses. Regularly $5c a havy; blue-and:whilte, black-and=w bite, = nd $1.25. ich Fancy Silks, in stripes and figures. aa cee : and al other good colorings. One of f At 65c¢ a yard At 75c. a yard— ch Fancy Sista suipe and AGIC chain of w electric Y the most satisfactory of all summer Printed Liberty Satin, in a very great ain oo figured taffetas, stripsd tafetes; and i staria on Troadway at At 50c a yard— silks, Regularly 65 vatiety on all latest color grounds, and | Printed bread aoatins: .indall cours fancy Louisines. Values $1,$1.25 and f nty-thind street and continties DSF ane hrd sae iNetie Nive ch ic-span-new, in every way— < up nearly to th colored VTatters silks, 19 eee ie At 50c a yard— ilps conied ora Pariser adie were quality, color, design; regularly $1. At $i 10 a yard. : The brilliant string of Hint good line of colorings, including white # Twenty.tcur inch printed Foulards, in printed here in Amezica. Regularly } At 9OC a yard— ps nea whlch iuresignlindsads act paler GUE EER Es Tatest patterns and good color assort- 31 Black aie Soie, 2 very desirable bie Sie ay S150. pat] 1 1 dingy cloth of Broadway has 38 ratifying to wit a east and we 1 moths. as ments, Woven in Japan and printed F Bes black silk, fh used thi : At 40c a yard France, Just lately brought over. f At 65C a yard regularly $1.25. White foreiga tafe: tas; regularly $1.10. Dressmakers will . be greatly interested in this sale, which Repularly 85. Three thousa: ards of 1 he synonym f Taffeta: <a Satroneits in 3 . ar * . pleasure, place where a cutscadiniry Repulsily gSu gp At 60C a yard— serviceable silks, Regularly 75cand $1. f At $1, $1.25, $1.50, $1.65 | fers Hust the ead ‘ot boods they hood can be tu S < " 7 <ahadeson ros Black Peau de Soie and Black Duchesse, J US€ MOS! gely. is will give: " Printed Foulards, in newest shades—rose, : . ond clothes and ook At 50c a yard— jrecn, porcelain, navy blue with white | AU 70c a yard— imported goods and well known quali- fan opportunity to buy at less tha! footlights:) ay Mac Imported plain black and_ plai printings; designs are small, medium [| Black Taifetas and White Taffetas, both ties of highest standard of ert. I than wholesale prices. salaries, with ds Riot "Paitetase high lustre and fine and large; 3 very preat variety. Regu- imported and domestic; rich, fine Values respectively, are $1.25, $1.65, Jerse isis, Broadwar to Fourth Avesen J ings of pleasant toe- Regularly 75c larly BSc and $L qualities; regularly 85c and 90c. $2 and $2.50 a yi Rotunda and entire Under-price Stores: And so, from the foi fair land, girls com with a few hy a few hundred cents; seme with fr a $2.50 Eyeglasses but th ty all looking for work. work at that. It tsa 8 true, that few { New York and bred Inquire wherescever you will, and will find th i chorus girls pis from a: ‘The popular opinion h way Is a dangerous as well nating place. ] Undouvtedly it ts, But any place ts dangerous, from and Including th try hamlet to the gayest spot metropolls to the girl who ta like succumb to temptation. S| 1 th F To the hard-working chorus girl it {9 haps, I should say, toa man, for they | heard ingly West 14 St. ea at $1.00 Pair. CP” RELIABLE” “ps mero are, eho by leas | t none the STG vane econig: onnons Fi Or noneatrend- RPETS forcible as the fitting of Eyeglasses, | ‘ F behind. the MG & A and therein lies the secret of my ; G t t ty in ‘ great success. Fees : at i zt Twenty-five years of this certainty i eases Ith Te Teteteameatenrtullss Chat THE PATTERN-BOOK OF NATURE jof correctness In fitting Glasses has | a i ih LE ONO ven these designs. Gardens of | ¥en me the confidence of thousands,| these exp have beens des | cas owen these dealkne. Jand the number of pleased and bene-| fim et atranee 1f the iris rind | Glowing bloom; | masses of lustrons | fred patrons continues to grow daily. ! 1 Bn ne with the thn color; bargain prices. In order there should be no pos- ig hemes ce< = PARK ROW and CHATHAM SQ. many are ately T have Moquette Carpet, 85 cents a yd. are eetentt teen ichaditiay the first not dangerour re EE RE Vatue $1.25 a yd. | me, a staff of ax able oculists and eyo 4 The girl who Is there to earn her * ‘ f thigh | SutReons as can be found in the ¢ d ‘ ary—and she won't be permitted to * Watehing with we Trowouldn'e ve tos man! | Style, beauty of coloring and High) mhose doctors have had years of d ani ’ ansformation of thi rogiris cunt off to wo ¢ a long If whe tan't—haw little time to SUR CORT . of anything but work. out through Work, work, work! from early morn. |dlence should not e me. when I | Ing until late night, Is her maxim fat a Went toueh on my shoulder and a But popular opinion ‘a a hard thing to| controvert. So estadlished {9 the belief that ata life In general and chorus ilfe inp Heular Ja strewn with thornless roses that It wil! take a stronger pen than mine to upreot there cherished and time. worn hallucina onto the anally, of fabric are charmingly pensary, hospital and private prac- blended. tice In treating dissaaes of the ey A ENU. cto atner | Sats, Linoleum, Fibre, Runa Yo ean commute them about, so] st an V voy | and up-to-date Summer Furn eyes free of charge, and no matter also at bargain prices. where you go and how large a fee REED CHAIRS, $1.50. | Inore relia nviee. 1 efter ot f or i AL ol y t ol REED ROCKERS, $1.75, | rin ny regular $2.50 Eyeglasses a the] “Long Credit’ 1s the key that/at $1.00 a pair, to acquaint you! Baby ust the cunnin'est things there stool the oh MH. in_ her stunaing hard heeause Hive down th ronumber ha Trots hand and vet] gives you immediate possession of) with ine high standard and excel- all bargains in our summer treasure | lence of my work and to familiarize you with the completeness of my es- Honsinyy Carpets, cea ret sane te, ed | Foun a ie | pm CASH on CREDIT the hited ates, 2 STE : 4 eae ciratewennou uaa afin Me et | ivan ist ts| @weeRTHWaIT & Rugs, Matting, &Zc. | heise deaptte the inclement weather, 1 binit t 104, 106 and 108 West 14° Sr. L. Senge, at | silk plush, Bee canning Colman i centre its es riplewdeat NEAR STAY. EVERY PRICE satin been to Mr. Weber and Mr. F 1 Maeluiclnan bute krew it, h ° parasol, | =» | Brooklyn Stores: Flatbush Av. near Puttan $r 106 E.23d St., NewYork, near 4th Ave at Joke in the dressing-rooms aid not want my ning with the ed with the chorus spotled by a disheartening house | of empty chairs. ‘Acrors the atreet T saw women batulling with the moat withering. and = 1192 Fulton St., Bklyn, near Orange st. © footiiehtn tn not 54 Fulton St., Bklyn, near DeKalb Ave chorus gir Webor and me aside again twhe wld sia the Oak rents and al hy or tr on one side, and "Ariza! large umbrella. tes vetinily. busy at h | ies’ Thetr xkirts were dripping wet and) Bue Pires aL Bake aha ix dining sampti { Bedroom Suits | Ladies’ , Dressing Table, in mahogany, ; quartered oak, blowing every which way They crormed, and [saw Jackets were worn and rat thelr hats were positively lett other, deed a beaut nd Mins 1 } pieces, | +a | A Bargain in C ane d | Carpets. OWer from leat season. One cortainly: ¢: Jaho: contin 4 carved tops, | paleapesieas (6 cron Gas eeieinin 11 len yon i Good . birdseyerinaple™ v jrasvgudvs 2 Lots of Sense oe well finished, Golden Oak French’ plate oval (/ i ¢ | Extension Table, mirror, \ Veve! Carpets, ee al eee In an $34.10... ee ete $6.90. $12.75. Bw No. r, Ot Goo ‘sine "She rChit! oe, Ss asight of the Shoes them. 75 cts. Ss rollowine Nature's nes, EVERY] H | N G R FI lA BLE ae Kegs Cash or Liberal Credit. Children’s. $1.00. Misses $2100 to $2.75 oes a foe Adelle | Customers may add to their accounts in either store or make payments at eithe A closing of Jast season’s; JAMES S.COWARD, aia ! i 268-272 Greenwich St, nearWarrenst..s.¥, (Suiting theft own convenience. No extra charges of any kinds designs. end for New Lord & Ti aylor, Brondway & 20th Bt. Eye Classes Free jten Ot, Ot) Hours BA. MO 6. Me