The evening world. Newspaper, March 19, 1909, Page 10

Pe ee eae he een gee ats SS A a ra SA RE OA SOL a erie tv the otrest at One Hundred and Phirty | eighth street and Convent avenua, Here’s a new chewing gum treat. “Yoo would do well to take a little with you on beha’f of t! esis und sclence and lileher mathematics and devote a little time to telling you some thing about t! advisability 1 observing them, when the youtl wa him, "I know that neighborhood. ‘WARNS COLLEGE _ BALL PLAYERS OFF THE STREET j e out of thelr labors *VIOLETx %, HIPS§ ‘ Simply elegant!— * in form and flavor. before ralened T tell you that the knights of mediaeval tlmes who wont abroad clad {n steel armor, faced no greater perils than the unwary Magistrate Tells Prisoner They |* pied nolaroties paris tian tha onmary Are a Menace to the ase through the streets near the col- { lege, I narrowly escaped two baseballs (y Public. myself yesterday, If one of them hits by @ cannonball, for all the difference | HE DODGED 2 BALLS. {t would make, | u “You have plenty of vacant land and) The Gum That Ss Round you have flelds reserved for athletics | and ball playing. Use them. Let the No Other Gum Like It, streets alone, It is not only courtesy | to fellow cltfzens, of which you college boys might profitably be taught much, but ft fe the law.” re weren't many mumbled thie | Suggests That Teachers Give 4. a Little Instruction ' in Law. Tastes so good you never think of the good it’s doing you, In sanitary metal boxes, Sold everywhere. p heal to-day re- ng of the Wash- “|boys come up he bya id property and that you ington Heights neighborhood eo, One of Robt. Coleman & Co., 195 Hudson St. Sole N. ¥, Distributers. @tudents of the City ¢ Mr, Finley's young + ders, Broome street, jarrosted yesterday for playing ball in of } was Id “Want" will go and get {t. Who Dares | Dictate to You What You Shall Wear? What one organization has the RIGHT to say to you that “because we designed these gar- ments they must be right”! No one organiza- tion can be sufficient for all, No one organiza- tion can design garmenis that will satisfy the tastes or fit the bodies of the majority. Brill Stores offer of garments designed t organizations, and in ad nthe garments produced the co acknoy advance, These Brill Stores are New York's o stores who } H ment to please pleased—either in style Brill Clothes for Spring 1909 are $15 to $45 \ Early Spring Extra Values Suite, Spring Coats and Cravenette | ain Coats, Values Unusual $10.00 f s in e t price. Hand Tailored Suit | to $18.00 Values, een $i1 Under $15.00, uoted at the season's Included are t, desirable . as se sat 5 price sold ailored garr that guarantee ape, fit, style 3 i ly t all the new stone, tan and olive sha ilso neat dark mixtures and grays Suits, Spring Coats and Craven net » Oring $13.50 Journeyman Tailored Suits tyle and fabric ette Rain Coats $18 & $20 \i that are $20 & Very ga $22.50 Values, $14.5 ideas of fabr and Stone shades. 1 stripe effect. Models that are rvative. Every detail signifi presse usual $20 and £22.50 ya Suils, Spring Coats and Cravenette and $23.00 Values, 917.00 nest t tailored by the inest ta Children’s Clothes Special Broken sizes; Suits. Suits; 8 to 16 ¢ Russian Su d $5 value odd lots Reet Top Coats; $2.00 cass guara e 125th St. Corner 3d Avenue. PEN DAILY UNTIL 9 P. M. % OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL tt P. M rous 279 Broadway, n. Chambers St. Union Square South, 14th St, n. Broadway. OPEN § is comvuwient stoazs, ‘7 Cortiandt St., n. Greenwich. A PEN SATURDAY UNTIL 9 P.M. |Men’s “Muto” Patented Raincoats | _THE NVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MAROH 10, 1909, POMAE THE LOWEST PRICES in the City and PROFIT SHARING STAMPS Redeemable tn Premiums or Merchandise | utmost satisfaction, Misses’ Suits—In a tine quality of serge and Panama, in | all the new shades, lined throughout with satin; new circu- lar skirt; sizes 14 and 16 years, Value $19.75; Sheclaliateanurnmercmanits . $16.95 | Girls’ Three-Piece Suits —In shoe top lengths, checks and serges, lined throughout with satin, full pleated skirts with deep hem; sizes 11, 15 and 17, le aerers an q , an $15.00 Double Surety Stamps Up to 12 o’Clock=— = ONEILL:ADAMS @ The Co-operative Store Sixth Avenue, 20th to 22d Street We Invite the Attention of Our Patrons to a Splendid Showing of Spring Suits and Dresses For Misses, Juniors and Girls The fabrics, no matter how low the price, are in every instance thoroughly reliable—the styles are correct and up to the minute in every detail—the finish and fit of our garments «re warranted to give the Specially worthy your attention are the following: =Restaurant, Adams Building, Fifth Floor: ONE SURETY STAMP BW with Each Ten Cent i (0c) Purchase, Ten FREE Surety Stamps to Start Bach Book, Misses’ and Junior Suits —In serges, lined throughout with satin, collar of bengaline, circular skirt; Sizes 14 and 16 years, Ate cseceseeeeaees $18.75 Misses’ & Junior Dresses —In chambray, linen and reps, in several pretty models, embroidered and self trimmed; sizes 12, 14 and 16 years; special at $5.00, $8.95, $9.75, $41.95 In Both Buildings, The Most Useful Coat Designed in Years. $18.00, $20.00, $22.50, | $25.00 | The past season cess of the “Muto” coat, made by Steefel, Connor, of Rochester, N. We are now ready to she | newest fabrics for Spring, in neat Surety Stamp Brevities Reciprocity Co-operation The flotation of an | light fancy patterns. The special feature of this ment is the collar, as shown illustration, It may be regulation style a or adjusted for high, asin the 1 At $18.00, | $25.00. | A) \ its are the product of America’s foremost manufacturers i especially for young men, ‘They are cut in tl d°models, with cutis on sleeves and novelty | s popular shades and fabrics, size $12.00 iin onnupndudeognogennoo0n her grades $10.00 to $25.00, i Second Floor. | | Adams Bu Unusual Values for Saturday 25 Dozen Tailored Waists wv of insertion and full length sleeve, ned with lace; at..... In Both Buildings, tucked and trin Boys’ Spring Clothing At $3.85 Russian and Sailor Blouse Suits —Nea! | nd ptain colors, handsomel J; sizes 214 to 10 $3.85 Double Breasted Suits —With Knickerbock- er Trousers, made in this season's newest styles and fabrics; 8 to 17 years, Values up to $6.50, ialigterrertesttaectt $3.85 Boys’ Jack Tar Reefers for Spring—In neat fancy mixtures and plain colors; sizes 3 to 10 years. Values up to $6.50, special FE in Bean ye trenbinitinan antral $3.85 Boys’ New Spring Jack Tar and Teddy Hats—a very choice selection of the boys’ favorite Hats, in all the newest Spring shades, gray, navy, | smoke, green, brown and tan. Worth 73e. and $1.30, See. een 50c & $1.00 at. Boys’ Unlaundered Blouses—in a wide ing patterns, with collars attached; range of new ars, Regular price Spe- 50c sizes 8 to 16 4 ae Sos gamelan Adams Building—Third Floor, | | | | | cial at Great Offering for Saturday of Never Such Bargains in Infants’ and Children’s Wear All lots that have been soiled from handling or win- | dow display to go at a mere fraction of original prices Hats, Caps, Bonnets. .. . 10c, 25c, 50c, 98c¢ Dresses, white and Beloved 156, 39c, 59c, 79, 95c¢ long. Gloaksecrsnutunntirr ernment: $1.00, $2.50 Short P. K. Coats 50c, $5.95 Short white and colored Corduroy Coats...........$2.98 Short Colored Coats........ceeec00008 $5.00, $2.98 Drawers 0c, 15c, 29¢, 59c GUIpeses etna t a 39¢, 59¢, 89c ChildrenisaCookinguoctsummemnnnantnrnarmanr th 39¢ Babies’ Shoes, white and all colors...............06 29¢ Babies’ Carriage Afghans............. , 50c, 98c Children’s Aprons 29c, 45c, 69c Children’s Bath Robes. .............. 0005 98c, $1.95 Children’s Canton Flannel Drawers ie .25¢ Children’s Petticoats,.......... rb . 29¢, 49c Children’s Pajamas, madras and chambray..........69¢ Children’s Outing Flannel Rompers................ 29c Children’s Polo and Tam Hats »30c O'Neill Building—Third Floor. Men’s Imported Half Hose | | Thousands of pairs, all full fashioned 15 | and made to sell for not less than 25, at c |} We bought the stock of a well known importer of Men's Half | Hose at a very big concession from his regular wholesale prices, and will place the goods on sale to-morrow at less than cost of im- portation. | Embroidered insteps, stripes and Jacquard effects, all | | full fashioned, with spliced heel, toe and sole, 15 Instead of 25c, Saturday for,........scseeeee,, Cc In Both Buildings—First Floor, | Another Large Shipment of the! | Famous Douglas Shoes for | | Men to Sell at || Ready To-Morrow (Saturday) | All Sizes—All Leathers Slightly “factory damaged,” but | practically perfect in looks and for wear. At $1.98 they are by all odds Adams Building—Basement. ——= We Give Surety Stamps and Redeem —— Men’s New Spring Underwear | Standard grades that can be recommended. Right in price, style and finish, ight, natural gray merino Shirts and med ; per garment ght, natural gray half wool Shirts and Men's medium \ Drawers, neatls Men’s medium « Drawers, neath Men's medi Shirts and Drawers, neatly trimmed, per garment Extra Special for Saturday Two Hundred Dozen Men's Summer Weight Unbleached Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers Shirts have French necks, pearl buttons. Drawers have reinforced double seats, suspender tapes and pearl buttons. Made by one of the best makers, and because of slight imperfections are termed “geconds.” Not a garment worth less than 50c.; to go at, 3% aguas i SET ih Both Buildings_—First Floor, 50c 79 eight three-quarter wool natural gi Bring the Children to See Baron Capitain Nicu de Barcsy, Handcuff King I, Undoubtedly the Smallest in the World He is 24 years old, 28 inches in heignt and weighs 25 Ibs. To-Morrow, Last Day of the Exhibition Toy Department, Adams Building—Basement, Them {or Premiums or Merchandise