The evening world. Newspaper, April 1, 1908, Page 13

—~n a TT EE OE, rae = —S AUTHOR T0 Wed FY-FIANCEE. OF DR ARLINGTON Nelson Lloyd Wins Heiress Formerly Engaged to Head of Health Board. Demtals that the en ment of Mira Buzanne Green, sister of Henry W. Green, and a leader in the fashtonable world of phia and ‘Trenton, to Drees 1, P of the Hes s , Hue wr tuke place in Rome, her brotier Mr. vy iu a few days from suddenly early e time sho sailed Dr, th h marr . 1 je that ¢ ken. 1 WORLD printed i eparate “Help Y advertisemen s one aay las weck — 598 MORE than were pub- lished in ALI HE PSO IN EGE NC eels NewspapersCOMBINED tial list of the W : SS —] Dis) And $75 Miscevaneous He ie pers be th fy Coat Fal te A:vertise Your “Ven in THE 2iG 3UN- DAY ‘\O8LD TO-MORROW, THE EVENIN ' Jorchertrated by W. Ho Hamiston | : a plano | MacDowell Memorial ir do) bun ay Concert at Carnegie. |; Gibson, with Mr aaReiene area | solo: mer if two TER RAWLING. | i . WiaoHiaid! at the Maclowell memo yNpUseR's OWN. | Carnegie Hall last Hispham “Ty t seata. ‘That was surprisin vsider= | staid Sin ompanied by ing the occasion the artists who | par i Mrs. Rider |took part-‘Teres: reno, May Mukle, | 1 the ferry Maiden Corinne Ri David Bispham | gy Rod.” “Long Ago” and a part mmc 80-] and “Bluebell.” Both singers were ciety’s ¢ af lwarmly #r fe largo fr RT | What is Castoria Parti is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregorio, Drops ‘and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance, Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Feverishness, It cures Diarrhowa and Wind Colic, It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep, The children’s Pangcea—The Mother's Friend. The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been in use for over 80 years, has born the eignature of Chas, H. Fletcher, and has been made under his personal supervision since its infancy. Allow no one to deceive you in this. ‘All Courterfeits, Imitations and ‘“Just-as-good” are but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and Chiidren—Experience against Experiment, Genuino Castoria always bears the signatare of DY, Anty Drudge Talks to an Indignant Woman. Mrs. Tonflat-—‘‘Just gaze at that skirt! Looks lise a niece of S cheese. Fullof holes. My washwon-an must use quick lime instead of soap.”’ Anty Drudge—‘‘Why don’t you wash at home ?”” Mrs. Topflat—‘‘At home, indeed! Why, as you know, I live in an apartment. Boil clothes on a gas range? Most likely land in the hospital.’’ Anty Drudge—‘‘Why, dear, use Fels-Naptha and you don’t have to boil the clothes. Lukewarm or cool water is all that’s needed winter or summer. And I'll guarantee your clothes will never again be freckled with holes,’’ No sensible woman wants to do more work than is necessery to accomplish the best results. And yet— There are women who take a full day to do the weekly wash when it can be done in half the time and far better. | Is this because they don’t know the Fels-Naptha way? Or is the reason that they are so gov- erned by habit that they hesitate to try a new method? The Fels-Naptha way is so easy, so simple. Full directions are on the red and green wrapper. ——) REAL ESTATE FOR SALE— LONG ISLAND. The Ls Mortality Record. a3 I LIBERTY PLAY so) \4 HEIGHTS 6TH AVE ji! (Woodhaven) Homesites Write for maps and views of property of $1 up to $8,009 Jividend was BASTRESS, VOUGUT & CO ano FULTON ST. BROOK LY NT, Deposits REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-— BROOKLY “TWILL TAKE THE PENT YOU ARE NOW PAYING As payments on @ lovely home in Brooklyn Shitty minutes from New York. S-cen “THAN YUU BETTER LUOK INTO THs? TH0—Cort. Special Manager, Room 67. et Anterest) Starts nd Deposits Accounts ean No, 00_Libe and #ul Room 300, 489 5th av., New York. Sunday World Wants Work Monday Morning Wonders. y ) GWORLD, WLEvVNESDAns, 4.1 Win i, & Greenhut and Fur Storage We are prepared to receive turs, fur-lined and protection Charges draperies, hangings and curtains for storay by cold, dry air moderate, Further particulars on request. Second Floor Insurance against damage ot loss. Company Dry Goods New Ideas in Women’s Suits and Dresses “Distinctiveness” 1s easier to say than to achieve frequency of the claim in contemporary advertising and the reity of styles that are really above the commonplace in the stocks that advertising exploits. It is our first and chief pride in our collection of women’s apparel that it contains nothing that is ordinary The usual factory-stamped suit, turned out in un-numbered dozens, is not for this store. We aim for individuality—and we reach our mark So far does the manager of this department carry the idea of exclusiveness that he will not duplicate even his own exclusive styles. The showing her therefore, is constantly changing. As for the feature of value-for-price each woman can judge easily for herself on inspection. On a broad average our prices on these distinctive models are at least 10.00 less than are asked elsewhere for suits of equally good character. New arrivals shown to-morrow : 300 Mannish Tailored Suits: Comprising| Princess and Two Piece Model Dresses: EEE SELIG RAED ee the new onsisting Of crepes, messalines, pongees, English long and medium cutaway, Prince} taffetas, chiffons and veiling, exactly suited Chap, Madame Butterfly and many other! ‘© semi-dress and formal wear. Trimmed aeniee BESIRIS” new Tabdelee n@slain Gana with laces, hand embroideries and touches F u : Pp of Onientalembroidery. Colorings comprise fancy serges, panamas, fancy mixtures, | all th» new correct shadinys for strect and shadow stripes, checks and shepherd plaids evening, wear, including apricot, heliotrope, in black and all desirable dark and hghter| vert Nile, Alice and Copenhagen blue, toned shadings. leather, mauve and rose. At 25.00, 35.00 and 45.00 is proved by the At 25.00, 30.00, 35.00, 45.00 and upwards. This fine, imported fabric, 35 inches wide, has a soft clinging quality which makes it quite effective for the Grecian “draping” effect so very much in vogue now. Desirable for princess gowns and capes. In light and dark tories. At 2.00 a Yard The fine, sheer pieces of muslin underwear in this sale are fresh. new and perfect from our regular stock—and the _ price- lowerings right in the heart of the season will attract women of good taste and economical instincts For Thursday’s and Friday's selling: Nightgowns, chemises, corset covers, drawers and pettivoats, beautifully trimmed with embroidery and lace insertion. Corset Covers, Chemises and Drawers At 50c Each Regularly 75c to 95c Nightgowns, Chemises, Corset Covers, Prawers and !etticoats Satin Princess A Sale of Muslin Underwear Main Floor Shepherd's Suitin gs Check This fine, well wearing, wor s- ted-and-cotton fabric is made in a tafleta weave, in four sizes of black- and-white checks. It is much in de- mand this season, especially for the making of street suits, children’s dresses and separate waists. Takes Now 75c each; regularly 95c to 1.25 to the tub admirably; 42 in. wide; Now 95c cach; reguiarly 1 to 145 value 65c a yard— Now 1.25 each; regularly 1.50 to 1.75 At 50c a Yard Now 1.75 each; regularly 2.00 to 2.85 Main Floor Second 4 loor Handcraft This simple but handsome Infants. Imported pique sp furniture 1s made of se- i fos ales Sellen ely i .ission lected and fumed oak, in Reefers and Hats ane 1 au gro oer ed , on collars and cuffs Furniture @ dull, rich tone which sizes 1, 2 and 3 yrs.at 2.75 and 3.75 stands for tasteful beauty. It is hand finished, upholstered with the best grade of leathers, and con- structed in the finest way possible. Suitable for dining rooms, halls and dens in Spring and Summer homes: Chaits; leather seats, at 5.00 to 1000 Rockers; leather seats, at 5.00 to 15.00 Large Easy Chairs; spring seats and Jarye leather cushions, at 20.00 to 35.00 Setiles; spring seats and heavy wood arms and backs, at . 17.50 to 75.00 Desks, sideboards, china closets, book cases, tables and an assortment of furnishing pieces at attractive, prices. Third Hoor Fine straw hais in new styles tor Ittle chaps; trimmed with silk pompons, at Second Floor 1.25 and 1.50 Easter There ster gift-hint in 1 these offerings that the Stationery recipient will find wel- come and the giver inex- pensive: Our “French Fabric Cabinets” of 120 sheets and 100 envelopes fine, fabric-fin- ished paper in_correct letter and note sizes; regularly 75c a cabinet, at 50c Box of 24 sheets and 24 envelopes ex- cellent quality paper; value 25c, at 15c¢ Stamping trom customer's die, monogram or address: In colors Q Gold, silver or bronze Main Fioor 5 Zc per quire . 15e per quire Sixth Avenue, 18th to 19th Street, New York ——eee = ncn —— FOR SALE. FOR SALE. DENTISTRY, wD Bey | AL AUTOS AT PRICES | iuraiabod fanha f: joneer Auto- gold Parlor mobile Establishment. _ | oo eeth uit us etiee iBrondwayv Mammoth Auto- | tiie! Ta mobile Exchanae, thy, thecal: oren BS aan moms |e acini ported from Work GUAIYNTEED for 1 your Creat (His Is YOUR oO full THE LONESOMETOWN SONG. ‘and “Geo! But This ts “Investigation Billy Gaston's Song ° fa Lonesome Town,” was so xood that Kolb and Dill, the “ASH OR CREDIT. PASY PAYME American Watch & Diamondvo, { MAIDEN LANE, Phone 6567 Cortlandt, EASY PAYMENTS. JAMES BARGMAN, WATDEN LANE 4th Floor, 1” Francisco to New York Laugh Makers, named their show after It It's a great song. The Sunday World will give the words and muste next Sun- day, LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS, with a comle Illustrated cover in rarer ga « < wholesale Prices. eolors showtug Koll) and Dill in character, | York bridge entran TRAS bho: » ibs BOR, $1.00, f Chambers st, Su reward if re- Choice Coffces. 8 bbs, 0 Don't forget, Next Sunday. Order from turned to Miss Moor 84 Heywood st., wk. VUNCAN, 110 WALL + pewsdenles to-day. Kdltion Umited. Brooklyn. FOURT STREET West of Fifth Avenue Last 3 Days of the GREAT SPRING SALE Its opportunities are extraordinary and end with Saturday, NTH Following Are for To-morrow Prices represent phenomenal reductions, but in every instance the goods are new, and Values just as stated, No Mail or Telephone Orders. 65 ct. Fancy Taffeta Silks, .44; Women's $1.59 Hats.......84 Shay Clear Checks and Stripes in Black| Nowest Summer, including fi White Nave and White and com:| ge {Prairie “Suilorg’ am Gly, aati) of Brown, Royal, Navy aud i ; Burnt, Brown, Navy and | fee ' ‘openhagen, 6 elt a ‘ 9 Limit—One, }19to2 : ss Trimmings, , E to 29ct. Dres 85: 9 | Women's 49 ct. Sie Drawers ,34 Plain and Fan Soft close Cambric—cut — full—wide Randngs and ruffle open embroidery and tuoks nd t color ¢ above, Lim!. —Two, Boys’ $4 and $5 Reefers, .2.19 New Spring Resfers and Top Coate— @ ct. Cluny Laczs.... 334 White and Beru—2 te 3% tnch—new | 1 or waists, vetiorns skirts, curtains,| Coverts, Whipcords, Golf red et | fancy cheviois and | Navy Cheviote= Limit—12 yards. Reefers, 2% to 10 yrs. 49 ct. Table Damasks.. .31 {79 ct. Girls’ Guimpes.......34 All Linen—ful) bleached ss Inch—new| Fine White Lawn—full front of cluster patterns—don't fudge ty by price.| tucks and emb'y insert hemstitch neck. Limit—six yards and sleeves—4 to Myra, Limtt—Two, 25 ct. Lace Stocks...... 12% Irish Crochet, Venise with Filet coin- 29 ct. Turkish Towels.... .19 Hem—22x43—bleached—soft and spongy. 4 ct. Cheese Cloth bnation, Batiste and Lace—new pate Yard wide — ple 4 ee nt for sur } . an covering pictures, ete 39 ct. Women's Hose.,....24 Limit—20 yards, | Fast Black Gauze Lisle—Hermsdort ‘op—double heels and toes. Limit—Three pairs. 49 ct. Men’s Night Shirts ..32 | Strong Musliin—o2 inches long—colored | embro fronte—with and without $1.69 Heavy Blankets.... 124) “¥* ## 1-4 size—white and colored with deli ©: ink and bl Mty. nary that gives beauty and Limtt—Two patra, Collars-cut. good and full—well made 45 ct. Hollena | PEC Lalhis seeienc ety Window Shades.... .23!29 ct. Hose Supporters....14¢ 8x6 ft.—Nine best tints strictly perfect Hialeck sali lore Seen cr cere awe | on Belts Limit—Three, 39 ct. Stamped Scarfs .19}69 ct, Nickel Silver and Squares Fine Union Linen—| Table Spvons and Forks....47 ig Stamped in new} Half dozen —Rogers Extra Heavy Nickel Silver—fancy or bead handled Limit—Three, | Limit—One dozen, ¢ ® Last Spring Sale Thursday Offerings more than ever extraordinary. Riehly braided with round satin cord—worih $ 0. Finest Cutaway Models with handsomely slashed back and graceful tle, with passementerfe ends—braided in very elaborate design—the pongee is in natural Unt—Peau de Cygne lining—the chiffon taffeta, in black and colors silk Hned—Skirts are extra fuil pleated with 7-inch fold—qualities excep- anally rich—an opportunity to which the word extraordinary is advisedly applied. % ALSO THE FOLLOWING SPRING SALE SPECIALS, Women’s Suits Women's Skirts Finely Tailored ma—New Sidi Broadelotu and ¢ thout bias folds rant vevssesens 35 Women’s Taffeta Silk and Fongee pots } 26.98 3 of Light Weight fron Panu regularly $5.08.. oats pleated Women's Kimonos ... 10,00 | Colored Crepe and Figured Challies— urred yokes back and front— Women's Sprivg Jackets sian or flain satin borders— Black Chiffon Broadcloth and Panama | WOU $250... Ubatetesesisseesll sO ‘ riety | Women’s Wrappers slik Cateta ined — figures, I Gdarkeplaited basie= ere wil 5 gg | braid tr purchase nothing better ve 828 | shoulder worth $L 67 oe separ ® Lawn and Nainsook If You Place Order Now Combination Undergarments We Will Make The great improvement ina woman's| 5 p; ae imure that a combination garment | ©7Piece Slip Covers to Order effects {8 so evident that it is no won- at prices you cannot duplicate when the season {s at its best! Belgian Strive Slip Covers, ) v seam double sewed hrunk | binding —guaran- . ed workmanship... 5 requiring more than @ yards a srtionately higher rate, based ual number of aditional yards” der the demand for them fs growing ALSO FOR A LIMITED TIME h al FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED y fitted « ARB DORN AIR 5 pea in Tan cess gOWNS, 5 pes. in Silk and Gobelins Quantity cf material not to {Inches "wide-best_ gimp “guarea-7 teed workmanship, <7 Spring Hats and Trimmings “Those who prefer to buy untrimmed shapes and select the: own trimmings will find large assortments here;— FLOWERS .98 to 9.98 rou. will find these prices about a hil below those prevailing elsewhere UNTRIMMED HATS ne—Leghorns, 98 to 298] Immense stocks—single, cluster an , Milan tough Strawa.. .69 to 3.98 ands—all colors and styles oe Tuscans Taney Braids... .89 to 3.¥e , Violets, Bluets, Lilies of the Jey, Cherries, Cowslips, Hya- 3, Apple Blossoms, Pea: EMI-READY HAT> dented 40 that only a Forget-me-nots .19 to 8. yer trim'd hat.. 1.98 to 4.98 Ose Wreaths 8 e ra of the profusion of oLUME —WING: Wers tn vogue, our Parts cor- pondent writes that on one of W igh crown hats as man: dozen small roses were used. Plimes. Aigrettet Our 9 o Trimmed tiats Are the Fine-t Fiy -Dollar Values in New York! e -2 Women’s “Tenderfoot’’ Oxford Ties . Rere 2.48 leather tips—Military heele— widthe. Ko that means comfort—made of soft selected kd, © male Tbe shapes—light. hand-turned soles—noiseless ay goles and heels—Iffyou ask for equal quality else- vty will find the price is $3.00 where y SpSbRRONOCH style No. H--Medium Opera to Sulely izes 1 to $-B to ad round. toes to Sense toes—low heels—sizes $ to $C to BE style No Be kid tips—sizes 3 to 8 style No. fO—Cor widths These numbers are for conventance Women’s “‘Tenderfoot’’ Louse Slippers soft kid with flextble hand turned soles 9—elsewhere $1.50... of thowe ontering by mall, jest slipper known : nd comfortable toes—sizes 3 to