The evening world. Newspaper, March 22, 1907, Page 11

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THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1907. le ~<a as as ae Oe a (@ - RESTAURANT G EIGHTH [) FLOOR Ci NEW. e ‘An Unprecedented Easter Sal eo; GOOD FQR YOUR COLD. lung trouble, who established a camp for cnsumptives in the 7 pine woods of Maine, and whose rl remarkable cures there have at- ° 4 tracted great attention from the : !} medical world, says that one-half |} ounce of the Pure Virgin Ol} of Pine mixed with two ounces of te | { Glycerine and one-halt pint of | } Rood Whiekey, used in teaspoon- gen ‘ ful doses every four hours, will heal and strengthen the lungs, 1 |} break up a-cold in twenty-four After Getting a Score OF |} jours, and cure any cout that is curable, , The ingredients ‘car Moré to Safety, He Car- |} be ‘secured’ trom any. good. pre- scription druggtst at small cost. ried Out Aged Couple, Tn prescription: de- { SIXTHVAV., 19°70 20 * STREET: Bae ? 263 Sixth Avenue Botween 16th'and 17th Streets. : i Only Entrance Through Furniture Store ) You'll want new clothes for Easter. We have a superb collection of the latest Spring models to choose from. AVAIL YOURSELF OF OUR LIBERAL CHARGE ACCOUNT SYSTEM BY HAVING YOUR PURCHASE CHARGED. | Dress Well on #1 a Week. | Spring Cvercoats. Strictly hand tailored in 42 and 44 inch’ lengths; > semi-form fitting styles; In black and Oxford vicunas, fancy mixtures and light grays; .also the short, snap- py top coats, in the new 36-inch model, made of fine tan coverts,’ whipcords and numerous distinctive patterns in gray. | $10, $15, $20, 825 Men’s New Spring Suits. A choice of fancy worsteds, cheviots ‘and cassi- | meres, embodying at the season's newest patterns, #) stripes, overplaids, and’ the popular club check ef- fects; also black thibet and unfinished” worsteds; all hand tailored; sizes for all builds, $12, $15,518, 825 Clothes for Yoyng Men.}} Suits, of smart cheviots, dressy worsteds and all- wool black thibets, cut on newest models. Because of high-grade talloring,.fatrics and trimmings every garment will hold its shape, fit and. style until worn out— 2 $7.50, $9, $10, $15 BOYS’ SPRING SUITS; double-breasted | RUSSIAN BL. SUITS, made with coats, with belt, knickerbocker trons-|bloomer pants, of blue serge, gray cheviots and y mixtures elaborately sim mnt {=| ve J ers made in gray mixtures, check ¢f\trimmed with ure silk brald, sizes fects and overplaids:, also blue serR613 103 $3.50 to $6.95. sizes 8 to 16. $2.95 to $7.95. rEEFERS, in tan, red and fancy gray “BOYS TOP COATS of fine covert | Checks and herringbones “erm hen err clath, in olive and tan colors, sizes 7 sleeve. sizes 2% toto, $3.50 to}) to16,. $4.95 to $7.95, $5.95. | CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED. Open Saturday Evening Until 10 o’Clock. _ Men's Kuppenheimer Clothing at $15.50 | Never in the recent history of the clothing trade has such high class clothing been offered at this price. : : 5 | This is » sale inaugurated just before Easter, enabling men to buy Kuppen- heimer Suits with all the style features that go toward making one’s clothing indi- vidual at almost half ordinary prices, These suits ard cut and made in identically the same manner as the best made-to-measure gar- ments, consequently they will keep thelr shape as long as wora, | The new fabri¢s—patterns that you won't find outside this Store— $ are here. Cheeks, club'checks, plaids and plain fabrics are in evidence, as well as black suitings; Famous Kuppenheimer suits in this sale at.....- ++ e No-matter what size or build you are, you can be fitted ‘in these! Suits The Kuppenhelmer Suits are thoroughly hand-made and tailored througout. The vest and trousers have every new.little knack. part to! ading local drug- gist elicited the information that the Pure Virgin Ol) of Pine is put up only-sin-half-ounce vials for dipensiug, Each vial 1s eé¢curely Jents of the colony came to) 3 sealed in a round wooden case, regurdv him as judge, Jury and ‘coun- with engraved wrapper, showing popular thin ever to-day} {the name— Virgin Oil of Pine (Pure), guaranteed under the Food and Drugs Act of June 30th, 1906, serin) number 451. with. men, prepared only, by ‘Leach Cheml- today, O'Puritran E Cu, Cincinnati, Ohto~pialu- i meat t hive fivora Oty RPE to make them look: different from ordinary clothes.. Coats in either single or doub'e breasted style. Of course we garry, men’s clothing at higher prices. ‘‘Kuppenheimer,’’ as well as other standard makes, is’ found in our ultra and esclusive line of Suits and Top~ § coats—Suitings that are exclusive with us— {i 19.75 and $23.75 M i Our Men's Hat Dey iment Is showing all the new S, rin blocks and shades: in: cith é HDD LOD pott or stiff hats, ron rebesieeisceaeccte X a BZ | TN ER EEE eH FS a New York |} jy printed- thereon. Only the ! 2 cheaper Ofle are eold in bulk, but these create nausea, and never ; effect the desired results. | house, kicked down | r, carrigd panth-stricken J children to rqot and street, shoose any hape at. Our Special Easter Suit of Boys’ Clothing at $5.50 We know you'll want your.bo;s to wear the newest in Faster or Sjring Clothing. We therefore inaugurate a special Faster sale, in which boys’ suits and ceits of the newe: enalling parents to get every model, cloth or pattern that is most stylis money. Such Suits are regularly $3.50, For the boys who are from.10,to 16 there are the newest double-breasted models with either the full $5 50 knickerbocket or the straight panti—or our special 2-pants Suit offering (2 pairs of yants with each suit) e For the Little Fellows From 24% to 10 years, All the new models in sailors and the : jon, arlety of cloths and $5 30 or @ Our Showing of Boys’ Suits and Reefers at $3.5 sed_anything ever style will be sold at & in Boys’ Clothing ‘and save you with, eash or eredit. icked in the | It ‘coats you-no more, FU! ATELY HITUBH, CARPETS, PLA- beens blinds) LOK, Best selection, low re, #ank- exhausted prites. (Compsie, us with: + The big policeman: funk | earings bank, (You waat. a ‘ retty hi You make the old man over his ‘shoulder and, | Tai termenecns pe } scooping Mrs. Sullivan under his right | ADAM SCHULZ Son, with 0 the #ldewalk, } $ d with at n to the #! pratt oe Grand 8t. cor. Roebling, 7 Bst. 1870. | BROOKLYN. roll collar Russian suits in @ la patterns, either plain or fancy fabrics, .. wn before a the price, All styles and matzra’s for boys, 24 to'16. has 2 sah =e Women's Dress Waists. “gar Becond Floor. A wealth of prettily designed, Waists in Laces, Nets, MeSsalines, ‘T'affetas, Jap, Silks, Lawns, Batistes and Linens, From such a broad selection surely the most fastidious may be suited, : ——-POES DYSPEPSIA OR- GOT ONLY $750 FOR INDIGESTION BOTHER YOU? HER TORN SCALP. | ot AT BN Ou feel ike 1t,"dare <0P Becosd Fines. From which it will be an casy matter to select the Easter Hat. : cos So large and diversified is this stock that an ade- quate description of what we show is practically im- possible here. |” i Out of fustice to yourself, however, you should see our magnificent collection le ore buying the Iaster Hat. Dressy Trimmed Hats, 95 & $10 307 ve i . Wililston was shorh of | woman's crown of | Ep A Oe =| JOMMDAMCL, SONSASONS,, pabera iD f . Infants’ & Children’s Dept. | hat reatment i, Soa CHILDREN’S MUSLIN DRAWERS, with ten tucks, hem and hemstitehing. button-holes and buttons. all sizes, from-2 to 18 years, for.. 1&c - CHILDREN'S MUSLIN DRAWERS, fine jual- We offer to-morrow: Imbroidered Net Dress Waists at $4.50. Two hunired very duirtily emb-old- ered Wais's in ecru’ or white. A waist you would pay $6.59 for without a uestion. Z Waists of Sheer Lawn In endless varicty and possessing~ all-the- ehle that the Simpson Crawford name means inmillincry, You'd have to pay the exclusive milliner from 85 to 86 more for @ bat’ without half the :tyle.” Sas ___ Stylish Tailor Suit Hate,— $4.95 & $5.50. | Wonderful creations from our Own wi ern a No Extra Cha an operator on silk Aavertioements tor Is World may be jeft fean 1 Messengse Orfice he was! salped, —————— ES Bt Ri hg Coby fot ity, cambric: ruffle, double hemstitched and | at $1.98. rooms—made from. the-new nacre bralds. @ dury awarded hec| The Busines» enterprise with ten tucks. sizés 2 to 14 years, for........ 23c | Fronts and backs trimmed with int ; Untrimmed Hat Section, through Sunday World Wants are CHILDREN’S.MUSLIN DRAWERS. fine qual- reit'ons of Vaby: Irish Lace and Em- ae Fine French Untrimmed’ ° usually, “Bargains? In) évery sense, ity, trimmed with tucks and ruffle of em- broidery. , Sp Hats, at $2.50, $3.75, ; Has broidery, button-holes, all rélled seams, for... 25¢ D At 4.95 and upward, CHILDREN’S CAMBRIC SKIRTS, with deep Lawn Tailored Waists 3 7 fi 2 Direct from , Paris, France, the best f (a chapel ga el opithe eee cokes caters lawn wsuffles, tucked and hemstitched, all ' at $1.39. of Paris. izes Upitons cComreiisctcspistecesuctetecesateies 25c ; Sheer ausiltyy mada with large tucks, |] Magnificent Stocks of CHILDREN'S SKIRTS, with deep. ruffle, Poa aa sekeetieoaue Mumovers Collar tand ‘ Untrimmed. Hats, $1.48, $1.95-t0 $4.50 pngyned vith five tucks and embroidery or eee SOM Une heat comes hi mak ore, PORE aie fengirate pose deep lawn ruffle, trimmed with ten tucks and three rows of hemstitching, for.-......... 50c INFANTS’ AND CHILDREN'S CAPS of very fine lawn, some with small tucks and em- broidery, or with tucks and herring-bonc stitching and embroidery, five styles, value ~ BOoLoracwinscectseonititestessceccemscerr ont eecrtette 25c¢ GAPS, trimmed with fine tucks and herring- bone stitching, or ribbon rosettes and ine es lawn strings, value G5c., [Orcs esseeeseeeeeee s. . 390 Stores Occupying Two Blocks. Sixth Ave., 20th to 22d St, N.Y. ~ —— ADAMS BUILDING—8d Floor | _, Our Saturday Sales of W. L Douglas Shoes coat Hie ee ce Ee eae te Give World-Wide Satisfaction of Misses’ Suits at $24.75. Easter Sale of Misses’ Outergarments. — On Saturday, one-week-before Easter, we always inaugurate this great yearly sate of Girls’ and ready-to-wear garments—a time when we offer those smart, handsomely tailored garments at less than you'd have to pay for.the ordinary facto:y-made productions elsewhere, — £07 Third Floor. It, has been said, and in truth, that the Simpson-Crawford Misses’ and-Chiltren's outergarments-contained more of that indescribable: something called_style than js found in most stores’ garments for women. ; Years of study and specializing along these lines are behind it, and this has never been more emphatically demonstrited than in the 4) rates z sacl bad Extensive line of Junior Box Coat cuits at $12.7 All new Spring shades, in-b uc, light brown and fancy mixtures, strapped with broad tap to form «~ Gitwon effect; pleated skirt; wit: threesinch Lem. Sizer 19, Iband te LC £0 to 35 inches. Fanama, faney rerge and Mado—of- chiffon teds--meat beautiful fabrics of : Ay Fnglish_ wi 5 J 1 Roti ee oY % ; 7 “the. nthe much-called-for Paquin’ j ‘and hairline stsipes: alo srpall 0 models—Prince Chap and Tux- Very fall stde-pleated--riirt—with— round bottom. Sizes 14 and 16, s’ new Engli:h pe rimmed with contrasting. col: $18.75 Misses’ Pony. and joo ate clare a tat g Little Pricings that will 3 & Puch eed SRC pre Seder ea CE as gal Q. = Sprit Hebrics, ‘suct tnvis:ble s a ae 2 a ss Aoain Ba: Edn the t LSS chrscls, alripes, an roll ‘colors in all halgs. $10:75 Gielgnesv en eghth B: Ss { sally natly suit for young womea. ‘i a laden sth CoMte aaa ar’: a Mm a emen Ws ond 16, - Made’ of hard fin batred,: én stripers: S os hecks and solid colo,s; double-breasted moa: —-Saturday"s-ist-of specials wilt-bear-out this statement: “6-9 14-75- Miser’ Cutaway Glo; lined -Uhroughcut-wit.ssoft satln...A-very. ’ Tamiliarize yourself with its contents. |: 5a mre Sutter Seti oe SO Gels" tele eiyhth” : S isa Z ose 29 are r f ame . maemmneee ee = ‘ All pretty “Spritig “sbailes: rapped sears ~ % 7 = 3 4,000 Pairs for To-morrow’s Selling aii Women’s Tuxedo Prince Chap | Acand neck finished with narrow al braid. SRS Jensth Conte ea ean Lae wea ay: ke ee fe rh a cated Lest rts gy Suits, $14.97 i i Gat plnated, eto : Kor cout with collar and Cults of ‘broadsiith; we can hardly make room for the crow: come to- 5 ibe (in | rons Me : i lethal ‘department eve: Saturda B ‘i hee Unt Beenie) SEES badactae otis Penman $19.75 Junior Jumper is oe “$2 5 Girls? Box Moja) Despite the fact that they are-termed “factory dam- Made of Chiffon Panama in black, blue -and_golden—brown; + Sulis with’ Coats. = ; * Reece) aie eect ie aged"—-which 1 slight imperfectl double breasted cpat, roll shawl collar and white vesting; t'at Made of chiffon Parama. Coat trimmed in Mado of fine serge, in golf or bluc, wi i i sa INCADS A MSUANY a SOME Sig) pertecuon pockets and éatin lined; slcirt fs pretty side pleated model. broad silk braid; full flare pleated skitt in tho embroidered silk emblem on, sleeves: natty <) | which you probably could not detect—they are wonderful i Hi Roly dsthi ddd babe Ate zt new brown and bluc. Skirts $0 to 35 inches $14. 7 Misses’ Frenc.. box model. Sizes to Ue values. Thousands of men who have taken advantage of Misses’ 3-Piece Suits, $9.98 Slzes 19, 12 and 16, le Voile Skirts. $9.75 Misses‘ Lont A $ Coats art sales in lualat can Biahie the splendid wearing ; Cont, (Serpender: send Skiet—Pony Cont a three-quarter Neore; $10 unto SemiI-Fitted - Full side-pleated model; made over handsome taffeta drop. Made cf high hones Box Coat ca ot ___quality-and_s a nee-of- fa Mi nes double—breasted+ satin; full side pleated 7 = Stl. ae c i Viti f i, note Chee YI ppeara ci of these-far-famed-Dougtas Utelmmed twithitwounch bacdioteclt eats ean ay In gray-and brown invisible check; collar of with large dust rufte, Skirt trimised with two deep folds of allt ay, mpromitbads ele seenet mie moire; double-breasted coat; full and boxy; taffe!a, Lengths 85 to 39 inches. - 6. — skirt pleated. -. Se eee —————— EE ae ae ee | Women’s $3.95 Gloves, $1.98 Men’s $1.50 NegligeeShirts,$1 i , ] , ‘A splendid collection ready for men-to-morrow—the larger por- tion being in patent leather, although we can fit you J 98 {n almost any kind of leather you prefer. Choice at. $ t Jberastabtnaellinhires : Handsome Trimmed Hats at $4,98 . ‘The same style touch that’eharacterires all Simpson Crawford Millinery, and‘not to be found elsewhere at so low a price, . io 79c.— ‘ 95e.— 4 £X Main Floor. . Best Selection, $2.59 : Fi Chip Fiat, Very Fine Java Body Plats a Perrin’s Prix Seam Sewn Capeskin, elbow length, A timely offer that you will appreciate, for here's O’NEILE BUILDING—Zat Floor| — Regular $1.26 Hats “Regular 81,50 quality. in ne es Rhee: oh Sree aD (eelden tan; sold |) range of patteriis without an equal anywhere at this i San att intser tac antral Eine bs eed sabi eee arly at $3.9 u ei “ i : ; + fastid- : Continuation Sale of Lawn and Madras Waists, 89c a eee SRT eta: an $1.98 price and a variety that will delight the most fasti 3,000 of them-several differe:t styles—embroldery and lace ious dresser. en's $2 Gloves at $1. Men's’ regular $1.5) and §2 Gloves, from the best makers, at this ex: traordinarily low pilce afford great cavings. ‘Ihis special sale of Gloves , ye Women’s $3 Gibson Ties, $1.79 of quality include Perrin's Gray Glace Pique Sewn, ssst:’s Gray Castor Prix ae et siips Saeed ea tas I writ champagne Sewn, and Meyer's Tan dipped Pique Sewn. Children's Shoes Boys or Girls, 98¢ ) $35 Waltham Riverside ||Sterling Silver Easter Gifts trimmed. New Spring Shirts “Made of Scotch cheviot and white madras, plain and pleated bosoms, New patterns being constantly added to the stock. | -$1,00 Lach—3 for, $2.75 Regular value, $1.50 ‘Fhese Shirts nd for everything that PERFECT SHIRT: MAKING means—}itlention is giyen to the slightest detail. Made with either attuctio\l or detached culfa. Boys’ Spring Suits, $1.77 Watch at $957 We have devoted an entire section to attractive gift things at i ingsas 925- 4 1 IL Easter Neckwear Hf deteratdezee adel bamted ah wit or wien er ao eae arcis meee nea ‘ . Ci ht or knicker at $1.77, i ie mh j by ly dor Two great specials in the modish width Four- For. the little felloy— ‘allot of Ruslan styles—all handsomely This watch isthe accepted railroad standard— values. at Mal: . Bron eee aoe st nee At 95¢—worth' ip to *gi-30. in-Hand Scarfs, trimmed \and with bloomer pants: [= is absolutely no better timepiece’ sold at the thenole Bracelets, Hraoches, | Individual Salt, and Pepper Sets, FcTtetH 0c. values.;..25¢° 75c. values.... 50 >—>——2 Newest silks in plaids, plain tints and neat stripes, Men's 39c. Half-Hose, 25c. usual jewelers’ price for this movement, which is $35. }} Collar Pins, Nail Files, Shoe Horns, | Glove Mirrors, Bonhon Boxes, Hat y imited i ‘ . ay Book | Pin |Holders, Card Markers, Pipe We offer a lim! number of these Waltham Riverside $25 Hien Hooks Berernitenst atts ei epaatt MeOh Wace and watches, in 20-year gold filled guaranteed cages, at only.... Il Hat Pins, SeartPins, and Salt Dishes. | Bottle, Openers. Women's $15 Chatelaine Watches at $10 At S0e—value up to 91 Extra Speci SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK— Black, highly mercerized silk isle, Half Hose, double c \ ‘Twenty of theeo 14: Kt. Solld Gold Chatelaine Watches, with pi., |] _Bnewsed “Pencils, En | German’ Silver ‘Card Case and heel and foes, hgh special here, 25¢. & par; 6 pairs for $3.40 |. By _\. MONDAY MORNING wonpERS. | Women's $12.50 Open-Face Watches at $7.50, || Sieun ht istenre, Mic Cs S18 Lod, for ths ale, $2.95 AS ine 90-year gobl-filled guaranteed ca: