The evening world. Newspaper, April 3, 1906, Page 14

i ‘THE WORLD: ! TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 3, 1906. 1 AA st en) 4 Sik Coat Sale. a Oo Swell New $.98! c Taffeta ak Etons Wednesday's Offerings Dressy Easter Garments. Mail Orders Promptly ~H Smartest of these light, airy Spring creations so well eee) to Easter and subsequent wear. Chiffon Taffeta Silk, Light Satin Linings. 1 MA Paes y) = v=) | of the building—tinished and Carefully Filled. Bl Manineth $75,000 Purchase 1 (ton s Summer Clothing at 3 by America’s greatest Summer clothing special- s, Heller, Rothschild & Lang—-dampened by water before completion—bought at half price from the owners so cleverly that all trace of wetting is covered up. We tell you so you'll Know there’s no | mistake about these sensational values. oth Ave. & 23d St., N D4 Fourth Floor, the Coats that are all elegance and syle FES, = squitaire sleeves with turn- Wem aro 200 Men’s Regular $30 Spring §$ SHS y serge wy | | Overcoats and Raincoats for y you have ever seen for $10. AS The SPRING OVE Tuxedo Silk Etons ( | and Silk Long Coats, | $7.98, $19.98, $15. w Beautiful new exa s of these ex- » rich Taffeta Silk Coats @ All the latest up-to cheviots and tine black Th | the lot worth less than §2 | Wee of all, only ien Lc ed with silk braids, pip- loote, Men’s $10 and $12 to 48 Chest, for FINE ALL-WOOL CHEV in single and do and eS $10. Ch Tailored Alterations FREE SALE AT NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN STORES. Suits, patterns. Coats all of these suits for you to e black Thivets never Sizes 32 85 65 | e old for less than | J In this lot of Trousers you will WORSTE 1OTS early you ‘ig best value —="|39e ™ si Negli JAMES McGREERY 40, | JAMES MiGREERY & CO, Fee aM A had five they were Cotton Dress Goods Silks, Silk and cotton homespun|Exhibition of Silks in the] themselves, you’d be more; - ef | Tee Intec | than satisfied to sell them at rs. mime: 3 es eavi s,| A = e Suiting Recomr nended | latest weaves and colors, araara pata Aas onenthird . 59¢ for Summer gowns or chil-| for Easter dress. \ their value. Main Floor, | A= Stik Eritiea “; Yo f. lz la: . ° 1 * . £ dren’s frocks. Silks and Satins, plain, bro- ND_so it was with} —white, cream; pale, nadede ae pompadour pat- this manufacturer; we Wav 65c. to Sq. more valuable than the shirts} »** ; “Wednesday—4 Hours Only—8 A A.M. Till 12M. A Special ie Hour Sale of Men ’s $2, $3. and sqm Trousers ee and s Ss 1] igee Shirts. Neat AYS cor were a manu- visit or vacation—se -large cloth plate thousand left, and! ‘ebeniyou ldo, taking up spa ed CE} Shoe Trees, a .50 for $2.50 Hand | Sewing Machine. pe just your luck to. h nes in handy at home, w or not. one, é Pad 200: v LENA ae royal! terns, Chiffon Taffetas, at 14 to 14, added them toa bly 1e; heliotrope, nile g Teen, | Gros d'Elene, Peau-de- great lot “Of our own shirts > ink, eee and : i : : y from several big sales, and, *P*'* et, Pp cygne in plain and chame- out they go to-morrow at 39c. forge pairs Ee leon designs. ; > ee W OVEN or printed Rubber Gloves ; one | Printed “shower proof’ Fou- madras, in this se. pair. | lards and broche Liberty | \ son's styles; light, dark or OU can’t imaging how they help out in house- He iangs Nig s : medium’ colorings; plain or work, Nn sizes, | Satin, Satin Radia and \ nts, cutfs attached S!¢ to S's. price pleated frou Chiffon Cloth. or detached. None C. O. D. Soft weaves are included in| etuest any 39 plain and figured black} pick of the Gl Tere ee ener ress Ss Crepes-de- Jot ate... ss. 25e PHICAGO VOTES ON Chine, Messaline, Marqui-| NOT 65c. TO $1 AS! cite uli | sette, Satin Tourist and USUALLY ASKED. | ea are of s ndard quality I weaves, Prices CTY ONWERSHI awe 33c f Job's M 18c¢ ‘ Sachet cum Pu derate with their value, | REMENDOUS wat me sensa- lich Li an Isst r ilithe att saving, Wor don rd Floor. High Lic n Issu On A isnot il the 4th, $19.98 The crowds of Monday—the unpar- ae aonte — and Heavy S, superior quality | Dithee tends alleled enthusiasm and the record- 4 Rule. (yeu: manufacture) Satin | Genuine Wilton breaking sales — established the A!l-Wool Brussels = vin Rac Plain or change- Velvet Rugs at fact that even though damaged Carpets, per yard, i mplete rano. ‘ ¢ by water these floor coverings A comme Busey oq 4°°3 and draperies are desirable and CG | ason's colors, as well that no values in New York | te, cream and bi: this season compare with them. | One Hundred THOUSANDS OF YARDS |} OF CARPET. | ace ee i8e 89c. all-woo! Brussels, at, » 38e *s+ 58¢ d Street. FAINTED IN COURT, TAKEN AWAY DVING a 3 | a yard $1.15 all-wool Victim of IMlegal ion Drank Brandy RUGS, o a iss FY a Fe \\ SS \ S i | 98e, © tlinen warp. Ex $598 for $9.98 roll of Japanese Matting. cellent value. - Linoleum at 25c. different design all colors—}3 yards wide and 4 yardslong, ALEXANDER SMITH'S | AXMINSTER RUGS, at..,. $1.75 at... $3.25 | tains, a pair $2.98 rugs, 27x63, $5.98 TUES 30x7 $14 » 4.0x9,0, at. .$7.50 apse 9.0x9.0, at, $12.98 50 rugs, 9.0x12.0.. $14.98 GENUINE WILTON VELVET ‘RUGS, gs, Ox9, at....$11.98 x12, at......$16.98 REVERSIBLE SMYRNAS, $1.49 rugs, 27x63, at......79e 98 rugs, 6x9, at...... $8.98 5.49 $7.49 59¢@ for S, 7.6x10.6, at. . gs, 9x4 | $3.50 *6 Granite Art Squares at $4.19" Damaged by water. LACE CURTAINS Irish Point Lace Cur- 1 Real’ Scotch L wee 49 tains, a pair, 98¢e 75¢€ $2.50. Ruifled ” M uslin Curtains, a pair......., Ruilled Bobbinet Lace Curtains, a pair... ssc | $4,50RenaissanceBed - Sets at $2.98 Full size; large embroideresed centres, rufile all around; these handsome bed sets are exceptional bargains at the regular price, $4.50, [ 75c, Double Thread Lace Curtains, a pair, $1.65 Size 36x72 Jap. Matting Rugs. Persian patterns, Let us give you a plain statement of facts +o you will know these are real bargains before you come, ‘ Z f WE have contracted for all the remnants of linoleum and oilcloth from America’ s 4 largest factory at a price barely covering the cost of delivery to our-store, on To have one store take all of them is such a great advantage to the mant- 0.13: rs in r factories cleared of ants as fas they appear, that it is vastly m roof ; of the way at almost noth than to sell en in smill lots here and there = Useful lengths in just the sizes and just the patterns you want: eA - 5 Hours Only, 8 to 11. 3 Hours Only, 9 to. 12, 2 Hours Only, 8 to 10. ZZ : ~ e nee 4: Ge per yard for Cork Lino 4 yard wide, GY leum,colors 25 leum, use uae “Ge Yyyyi Hf} m ¥ emis ora! all useful the the back] | lengt! 1 anfouin pot soar J “Rother GROWING STORE _tewelry. “GATISFACTION GUARANTEE! EST 1427 "Prise Easter Sales. ee Girls’ Nobby Spring Coats. The Best Values and the Best Assort- ADE from all wool cheviot, covert ments That This Store Has Ever Shown. or thibet cloth; full box style; Every department is ready with remarkable surprises in Spring tallor-stitched; coat collar, ful sleeve with reverse cutis; double breaste; and Easter merc! ise. We have bought more lavishly than ever before, and are quoting positively the lowe: i and cut very full; shown in all shades, including reseda green, You can only judge. the rea tan, red, protiting by them yourself, print. Silk Lined Tailored Suits. $16.50 Values at $9.85. The suits are made of a fine allewoo! Panama cloth, AND LINED WITH TAFFETA SILK. They are made in swell Eton styles, as represented in the illustration at the lett. Alice blue, pearl gray, reseda green, black and navy blue. The Eton is Collarless, trimmed around neck with silk moire, and wide and narrow silk braid, ront is ornamented with silk braid vest and small silk-covered buttons. Newest %;-length sleeve, with With Easter Less Than Two Wecks' turn-back cuff, trimnied to match, The Eton is lined Off. This Sale Is of with splendid quality taffeta silk, in colors to match, rece) Interest. with taffeta silk-lined girdle, some circular skirt, Coats at $3.49. rices in Greater New York for equal qualities. importance of these events by coming here and We cannot begin to do such occasions justice in Small Women. on ‘Tuxedo style, made from hare tHnined with fat ery Value bi Waists at $2.98. - : with six fan pleats, and back, 2-inck fold of s material Bae) bot. tom; value $1 Sil Silk Lined Suit, 89.85. Another Lot oF Tailored Suits. adcloths, in the handsome new Eton They're a handsome lot made from fine quality Oriental lace, full blouse with yoke of good quality va nee and ni ith fancy medallions; trim- d strappings of same material, Lee abe sleeve, lace trimmed: lined throughout with Jap. silk. You would coesidbt this waist a bargain h / row we will pace Bare Glothing Sale. 1,000 Boys’ Suits, Values from $3.50 to ¢ $4.00, at $2.49, COMBINATION SUITS, ages 6 to 16, in both double breasted coat belt and Norfolk styles, with one pair knicker and one pair straight pants, in elegant medium effects of § double twist and cheviots, z 2.49 RUSSIAN BLOUSE SUITS, ages 3 to 8, with extra white collars in all-wool cheviots Special from 9 A. M, till 12 M. ALL-WOOL es 7 to.15, in pes, and the and various mixtures; choice of $3.50 D f } b You arz abioletee ied of > that perfect foot comfort that eve Ty woman desires, There are always more than forty styles here for you tof & Select from, and every style & own fem indeed. We in ALL sizes and several different leathers, and $4.00 values at..eooe....0 69c The LIBERTY is the ONLY Shoe offered at anywhere 1. 9 s| colors oid rose, reseda Trimmed Hats A Charming Display at $4.75 mplete replete every with proper gar- niture. Mi made hats that are dressy and right, equal u to hats that are sold elsewhere at $8.00, cho F 2, a Untrimmed [iillinery. Dress Shapes. |{ Chip straw; a variety of st price we quote is notable quote 69c. just when you need the goods, Special at, each.... near the price that is sold under absolute and uncon- ditional guarantee—* satisfaction or money pro: mptly All Chip Dress Shapes. refunded.” Ali the new Spring syle Per pair. We rive yu the advantage of a great Famous ‘‘Bates’’ Shoe far Women purchase, and we offer chip hats in a Shown in all the newest Spring styles, The shoe you heard so much about f variety apes in sually sells at $2 to $2.50; made in all styles black and best new Cc izes 2% to 8, widths up to EE. This popular shoe will be offered to-morrow at...... 1 39, JMES McCREERY & CO. | Ladies’ Coats. , Black taffetas silk “Harrow” Coats. Trimmed with braid or lace. Lined with black or white silk, 10.50 and 15.00 Black Canvas or Broadcloth Coats. Trimmed with braid) Medium lengehe beet semi-fitting. ‘ — ZOROSIS The Best Shoe. Exhibition and sale of Pumps, Slippers and Gib- | son Ties for Spring dress. These are shown in the latest fashionable colors and include: Linen,—plain and embroidered, white, grey and amethyst. Suede,—black, brown, grey, amethyst and white. Kid,—pale blue, pink, old rose, amethyst, pur- ple, ox-blood, sage and grass green, mul- berry, porcelain and turquoise blue, oyster and quaker grey, silver, gold and bronze. Pumps are finished with square quaker bow, made with welt or turned sole on the ew Sorosis tlat last, with high Cuban or half Louis heel 21.00 and 24.50 Three-quarter length black Broadcloth Coats. Lined | with black or white tafe) fetas silk. 27.50 Twenty-third Street. Men’s Boots, Shoes and Slippers. Basement Salesroom, JAMES McGREERY & CO; Twenty-third Street STUDY THE 1906 \ World Almanac care- “fully and you will get a better idea of the THE PINK EDITION + Of The Evening World Contains All The magnitude — of the greatness of these PORTING NEWS United States in which S we live. | a OF THE DAY. ‘ |e BnloE 2B CENTS 3