The evening world. Newspaper, March 2, 1909, Page 6

6 THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, MARCH 2, 1909. ; : ; aan aA “COTTON KINQ” LOSES, | TRY THIS FOR COLDS — a a Greenhut Tee: Lu Omnibus Line Mix half ounce of Co! Mary Garden's “Gasp Gown ‘ Evokes | Theodore H, Price Held to Awalt! pound with two ou Six Definitions of Correct Decollete or «1 venimen or Removal Warrant, ontrated pine com glycerine and A | It well poonful | ood ® to a every four hours. } ANAGTAESS = A‘SUTFRAQETIE AsseciETy WoMWN AV ARIIET = ACAWYER =A PLA fw non Theodore HW. Prive, the former “Cotton Th redients can be obtained trom and Z ¢ GV King,’ indicted by the Federal Grand| any « t, who will prepare the |i We carry our patrons free of charge to and “EN U2 agen Ni Jury in Washington, D. ., with Moses be mixed at home ; pany from the 18th street stops of all up and down uid to be the quickest cough and wn to science, and at the samo ff D lid tonte effect. which Go ned pri \ Haay, Frederick A. Peelshata and Bawin town car lines from Third to Sixth Avenue. i formation. fro’ ot 1905, was to- in ght, to retain all fluid, but be Other Important Sales are announced for tomorrow in the Evening Journal, where full details will | to 1 the origi tr suro it {8 labelled _— Deposit Charge Accounts Desiring to give our patrons’ a _— - secured writs of ha. sunday World Wants Work store service of the broadest possible be found, | 5 == = Accounts, A splendid showing of the new fashionable silk fabrics j | at special priee New Foulard Silks and Satins It is a matter of business enterprise, in- eee nt oars GO GB, tended to make it possible for everybody to enjoy the advantages of shopping at Greenhut's—those who make cash purchases, those who desire charge secon and those who prefer a Deposit Charge a\ccount. How to Open a Deposit Charge Account Deposit any sum you desire at the office of the department ‘and charge your purchases to it as you make them. Balances will draw interest at the rete of 6 per cent, per annum tor months in which purchases are made and 4 per cent. per annum for months when no purchases are made, Interest will be credited monthly on daily average balances Further information may be obtained at the office posit Charge Accounts, main floor, rear Koch’s Uptows Prices Ma Downtown Shope: Spring Wash Fabrics Scotch ginghams at 16c, regularly sold at 25¢; and dozens of other popular weaves at remarkable prices, Girls’ Wash Dresses at $1.00 A thousand of those clever dresses we had made em pecially for us; the most wondesful values. St. Patrick’s Souvenirs . Postal cards, crepe paper, lucky pigs, green snakes, Irish gossoons, Irish colleens, St, Patrick's tally cards, dinner cards and playing cards. Popular prices. New Muslin Curtains ‘An important sale, including twenty or more of the newest effects. Five bundred pairs plain muslin care tains; special at = wwe BE Smart and Exclusive Spring Tailored Suit Models at $25 The smartest suits ever shown in New York City at this price. It is a peerless collection of the most distinctive and exclusive spring models, which no other suits you may find at $30 to $35 can excel in high class tailoring and per- fect portrayal of the correct models. We have enlisted the best efforts of the foremost makers in the production of Greenhut Suits, and under our own direction they have achieved the most remark- able results, each model expressing the newest spring style features with individuality and faultless fashioning. You may come to Greenhut’s to select your new | peice suit with the {ull confidence that you will find some- thing different, better, with more individual elegance in each model, something that will appeal to the woman who desires to be smartly attired according to the latest models author- ized by Paris. 1H The Greenhut standards of better qualities, at remarkably moderate prices, were never better exemplified than in this new showing of suits at $25 The repeated and emphatic evidence of women of discriminating taste carries with it the conviction that nowhere in New York City can such dressy new fashions be secured at that price. Exceptional Savings for Wednesday $1.00 & $1.50 Dress Goods, 79c BLACK TUSSAH, a wool and mohair fabric. nches wide, with a bright finish; also Imported ALL-WOOL HENP! AS and S. \ PRUNELLAS all the leading shades, such as rose, wistaria and also BLACK BROAD- CLOTH; sponged and shrunk; every yard in the collection worth from a, $1.00 to $4.50 2 yard; Wednesday only...... Roane Oneanen 79¢ New Wash Goods Underpriced <'0"s, BANDES LUAURIANT—this season's newest —in a large assortment of styles and d. yard; for Wednesday only, a yard... KINDERGARTEN CLOTH—an imported fa adapted for boys’ and ¢ egularly 27c, a yard; Wed! tky ould have one Favors high in Should have The very low- Down to the| Mot more than stray. ovec. ve | trons hUS atrape over both est cut. walst in the back | rounded out neck, shoulder, | shoulders, | hot immodest, | rf ics dime tarievering rees)aivali=sutl CARRIED LOT OF GEMS. | I would not care to criticise anyone who , . ned i aad are cut away a| SUM#0 Is Held Deapite Story of an ttle from the throat, and I wear them Ashbarret “Find.” anywhere after 6 o'clock “1 do not wear low neck personally, and one of my principal reasons is be- cause I consider w ‘a c ° I GOWN d, a successful pr It Is nothing a ris, a wat a ond H on | Gaya, ‘ead Alrs, We wold ring, locket and ’ Sora eaite ae CON a en ) was arrested last night at 4 Mary Garden’s Frock Causes) in the back. + ot th Bee Be anatitird tide - }iow in the front, I suppose we may be . * ful." m a A for fancy Summer Dresses ; value 190, a an sovonnones ee n for its we: women’s tisso, twenty years old, who at No. 1624 Protectory nx, Was arraigned be- Steinert, in Yorkville and held in 3 bail ‘Thursday, a de- a yard outing 20c Fancy White Goods, 10%(c CORDED DIMITIES, CHECKED LAWNS, LA F Y PLAIDS, ete im importer's entire sample line—the have ever shown—every y 2; special Wednesday, yard active with eome yunced Mrs, possession t of | m s h grade i 49c Framed | 29¢ $2.00 Wash $1.39 Pictures, at | Dresses, at ‘ ! AND FRUIT subjects in large} FOR GIRLS—New models i i r nes; also landscape, flow 1 a @ subjects i n oval i frames; size 9x12 inches; especially \ H , ( hi at ¢ uy he had | Much Difference _ of pe. fe “The cut of he arrel at Opinion. at every wom e Central * evaded Mrs. R. H. Mechtold, By Ethel Lloyd Patterson. When is a decollete gown too suitable for dining or sitting rooms—- an offering for Wednesday which cannot bs The lower the more {s not the an- repeated, s swer, Or, any wa: among the answ ——————————————EO Boys’ 50c to 95¢ Boys’ $2.50 Wash Blouses, 20¢ Wash Suits, $1.45 An Exceptional Value With Extra Pair Trousers MADE OF EXTRA GOOD QUALITY] RUSMAN BLOUSE OR $ MADRAS of peretla, with or without collar; sizes 3 to 14 years. j suffragette, a } and a playwright gave to the question | ape eee to-day, | DIAMOND DEALERS BRING IK RANT MORE GEHS: Taking Chances 5 Taking ‘chances with gla { over a counter in a jew- artment store is posi- Chance the fit of a “hat” o shoe" and lose your money—but in getting glasses you must consider some- thing far more important. Our eye examinations are made by Physicians who are Qculists. Our glasses are ad- justed by skilled opticians, A | perfect double service for the | cost of glasses only, $1 and | | ( SAILOR bray, linen to 10 years. In dria e duck; sizes Mary Garden Miss Garder, thing, a fad be only the but this time rte ~ She did it quite eas any apparent effort by gliding in up i the sixteenth annivei the Professional Wor costume that forei! locust emerging from its sh W. L. gasped. Everybody can be sure that they gasped, all the papers yest a Belie 5c German) 5c Women’s 95¢ _ 49¢ Silver Purses, Hand Bags, For small change; embossed frame,Jin seal gral with a long wrist chain; prettily linedf black and col with blue. lined A to Forecast the Real Prospe The tmports of « fancy leathers, {n ; moire and leather All the new colors and weaves are represented. A | most complete showing Ol ihe preferred effects. Among the new arrivals | you'll find the high lustre peau de sore cloth beautifully lined with | peat de cygne, chiffon taffeta or duchess satin. A dozen stunning $25 \ new models ere included; at... Second Floor—Greenhut and Company—For Wednerday’s Selling ary meeting of} inal. $1.50 Inlaid’ ge Maids’ 1.75 | gy 95 Linoleum, | House Dresses, | ?>* GENUINE INLAID LINOLEUM; colors} Seersucker go through to the back; parquet} yoke ind and tile effects, rse It sald so in Stripe or blue chambray ted back models; skirt om with deep hem, en's League gasped lias not | entirely clear Miss upon subsequent Helene Corsets Made Especially for Greenhut and Company The new Helene models, now ready for your inspection, conform to the very newest developments of fashion and are designed with the utmost skill by corsetieres who are closely and constantly in touch with Paris. They are particu- larly adapted to the new clinging gowns. The contour of the new long hipless Directoire type, which influences every style of suit | and gown this season, requires the particular corseting that the Helene models give, 4 finished at Women’s 39c | 5 Men’s 35¢ 19] Lisle Hose, C rZsc Imported ty, lace ankle, In black,J Imports tan, sky, also plain black gauzef with un lisle or gauze cotton hose; garter} plain b \ top: double heel, sole and toe. soles and toes eS Lisle Hose, more, ih «| 54 East 25rd Street, near Fourth Ave. ' | 54 West 125th Street, near Lenox Ave, M ‘| 442 Columbus Ave., 81st and 82d Sts, alf biack or black t foot; also double heels, point? jection, w have stopped? On and Off the Stage low gow er a $1.25 Japanese } $3.00 Matting Matting Rugs, 15¢ $1.69 Extra heavy quality, excellent assort-§ Cove! ment of i g ings: size 30 producing smooth, flowing, slender lines so essential to the perfectly gowned woman. Helene Corsets *'* msde in various models of coutil batiste, batisie brocne and handsomely em. y Japanese handles 76 Nassau Street, near John Street. e ear J utiful designs and color-} matt ‘489 Fulton St. (Opp. A. & 8.) BROOKLYN ‘72 Inches. We ¢ —_——_————— broidered effects, smoothly boned, s'itched and finished witn the utmost care, pro- ducing a corset that cannot be excelled by the most expensive made-to-order corsetieres. Prices $5.00 to $18.50 37c a Yard | 124 Vitrophane, ee 50c Java Silk Floss Cushions, 3 3c fi Size 24x24 in Second Floor-Greenhut and Company, Sale of Silk and Cotton Waists i | You have alreidy proved that the Greenhut Lingerie | Waists are the smartest in style and most distinctive for ambric eets and Pillow Cases at Cost udle bed size; h originality and wide assortment in New York City Now we give you another opportunity of testing our value-giving power, and we do so with full confidence that you wil find in these sales the most remarkable savings of the new season. apanese Silk Waists, made of extra heavy quality {ik hat ts not often seen even ina $5 waist; nealy tucked fron, with a aps over tl PILL ched n .... 10%gc long as it is d "The ge of patterns to nd ce wou i feiching plaited jabor, seit material side effect. A new model that has just a3 bs Ay ae $3.85 nade iis appearance. Very chic. Tucked sleeves wih ruche $3 95 | dostaines edges, Colors white, black end grsy . - een '¢ i Tower tord Tailored Shirt Waist of Batiste Waists, fine and Thave Syash madras in all winte or dainty material, elaborated with Witidow and Porch Awnings I t to the waist line in the t ‘ ett hair line str French Valenciermes, and insets Order now an as well as avoid ‘cur when or- white with black hair lin ipe. iy | aera ‘ i d cuffs @ ot eyelet emtroidery. l “) dered late 3 placed ni Snuff collars an y ry. 1 eee reall i rings He eect rep Specals + + $1.25 Special. «6 . $1.95 Garden's | Two New Models of Japonica, extremely sheer ¥nd suke material, ver, lustrous and serviceable One style is open back o& Fashion “The Corset That is Fashioned To You, And The Fashion- Dictates 01 The Seasun.” ! the B a la Spirite ta perfect fig: ¢ gowns cut rather d at t 1 25th St W t Between Lenox with tucked front, the other has open front with new pleated jabot and | A | Md ESL, & Seventh Aves, tusked sleeves: One model's illutraed. Shown an black $9 Qi | permiaible any time y ‘ rd white, Special meant " } ely e | For the Woman ee, ) sald Miss Mary 3 8 —--— i suffragist “Pers nid +) Tiiose Half Price Cretonnes The announcement of Monday’s sale of an importers surplus of cretonnes, dimities, taffetas, etc , together with our spring sale of the new effects, brought out a ree markable crowd and every voice sounded enthusiastic appreciation of the exceptional Rheumatism is in reality an internal inflammation—a diseased condi- € tion of the blood cells which supply the nourishment and strength nec. values and beautiiul designs. essary to sustain our box Urie acid, an irritating, inflammatory i at || cumulation, gets into the circulation because of physical irregularities, The sale continues with full assortments of original and exclusive ¢ { ese specials will nd then instead of no and invigorating the body, the blood i hint at the extraordinary values, 1 Second Floor—Greenhut and Company—For Wednesday's felling, A will secure : hi ° tin order toy it gs @) rritates and inflames the t nerves, tissues, muscles and Hale f 2 1 at Jres a4 k se yee crid conditi Ph sand a t imiti | a complete apartment “Y ressit £E7PRE cme ft impr, ari nition he pins and aces an other | 28¢ and 30c Dimities, Taffetas, &c, ai 20c / outfit, including The ff ap eared HHL ever ven from t Here are some -plen iid effects in dimities, taffetas and tickings—a variety that gives n * S. HEI eee tite: It goes down to wide choice in color en dsign. A very unusual underprice of alt ie Sa) the special advan- 20c ; fe very bottont ¢ f t jes and he circulation, int- # rages of supplying unhoistery needs at Gresahut’, Regularly sand Is; sale prise. i f y om of t fies a lation, i Carpets, Bedding, &c. vigorates the blood, y drives RI from the Hi STATS SThaynaneunporad "and eg—Beautitul etfects for curtains of eecal (acealua (orteaC outst tem, Plasters, linime lotions, etc., may be used for the ter English Cretonnes ey are pe ay Cretonnesy cers all this season's designe able elsewhere at $165. ¥ porary relief and com: but a cure cannot be effected until worth 33e to 45c yard. while the lor lasts they 15¢ regularly 18: to 20c; while they last they 12¢ Smerimesoreey, Senne $. has removed | will b: sold for : i Tks C1 35 cig tate eer is Ta Rear aL ON be, OUTFITS $ QP & mal ta rich, health sustaining fluid, to bring permanent relief and | shirt Floor—Greenhut and Company For Wednesday's Setting i Pc TRO 3 omfort to those who suffer with Kheumatism. Book on Rheumatism _ ae vd ana m dical advice free to all who write. | THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,, ATLANTA, GA,' “ST ae MADISON AVE Sixth Avenue, Lg $C. Store tormerly occupied reine foun'siree Greenhut & G., ty B, Aliman & Co.