The evening world. Newspaper, March 19, 1909, Page 12

THE EVENING WORLI |GOULD BROKAW Quits e ees | | HIS COUNTRY HOME. Prince's Offer. NEN AHERUP” HTS FOLD «SALA LIFE OF A PIMPLE "nila Commlerienel Are cena and a es Disappear Overnight With Public Service Commissioners » Want to Know Who Is Behind Offer. | a Sullivan yo the prin IN |teten “Brownie” Wie Lieutenant, A Tombs Police Court. | i ; eet Trouble. s pom | aa a aid whe, aweetly, | Th? dispensers of posiam, a new skin LAW MUST BE CHANGED] gon p. weiater, notte plans are not] tcovery, ask uaGhucticelieraiveni(hat iio | “Brow: 1 ; one is urged to pu hout first a Lous obtaining an exper rhose ho have tried box, on sa Lawyer for Re-| ass | fuses to Say if many Has a Hand, Contractors Tam- | Kalish’s, Kinsman’s. drug stores, {: tion of | Company before erftion to package of pos- ree by mail W street rail férred or | transfer, leas MILK PURLE ~RUBBERIZED. les, SILK COATS cents mio cai and fitted QUART pros mitt en saa mo els. in striped PROMPT SERVICE nd wholesome and Grey. Sizes 32 to 42, To- TREN LOSi HIS LOVE Hus- morrow only | qe? tier beiteve that the Mrs, Lipset in Suit Says $15 Value, | fot ction ant) band She Helped Through School fs Cruel Now, SAFEST FOR CHIL- DREN AND HOME SE MUTUAL MILK AND CREAM C0. Malo OfMce 214 Bust 22d St Tel, o346 Gramercy, Patino tm sac to 3 | Bivavanmennecn \CAMMEYE Oth Ave., Cor, 20th St | Special Price Sale | Fine Spring Footwear | f a oO In the Kasement Store. on enema The guarantee of fifty years of business integ- rity 1s behind our shoes and our advertising. SS Sigg eens eae sess Women's Fine O'CONNOR ON TRIAL er FOR POLICE NEGLECT. ye en = N Captain Says He Was Thred Prom Mati fit f } Cverwerk When Patrolmen A “an? Mi Post $3.50 5 sold at \ ey, $99.50 / Ns Were Soren: penemeeneenanas zi FRIDAY, MARCH 19, 1909, Specialists in Apparel for Men, Saks & Company Herald Square, Broadway th Street Women & Children at FOR SATURDAY, MARCH 20TH A most remarkable offering of Tailored Suits & Dresses for Misses & Girls T Suits for Mi Two or three piece as of tine French serge, fancy striped satin cloth, shepherd checks and plain or fancy worsteds; lined with taffeta, peau de cygne or striped silk serge, Valuc 35.00, at Colors: navy, Cunard blue, reseda, gray, dubonnet, stone green, ashes of rose, tan or black and white checks. Telling “points” are not always found in the longest sermon \ crisp editorial—short, pithy, plain and direct—is far more convincing than a page of florid phrases. Our convictions—in fact, our inti- T. mate knowledge of the worth and merit of the garments fashioned by our craftsmen—often tempt us to the point of lengthy expatiation. Did we indulge, we could never hope to convince you half'so quickly as we may, in just this, that: 25.00 of fine storm serge, worsted or shepherd) checks: lined throughout with taffeta or} I5.00 peau de cygne. Value 25.00, at) Colors: navy, Cunard blue, ashes of rose, reseda, gray or black and white checks. Tailored Suits for Juniors, 12, 14 & 16 yrs. Two or three-piece models of fine French serge, shepherd checks or fancy striped - IQ. 75 worsteds, Value 35.00, at) t sold by ub is pr every gar signers and tail; by our every model presented is created by ‘s & Con ; Sails Suits & ‘Overondte for Men, $15 to $45 READY FOR SERVICE Colors: navy, rose, reseda, Cunard blue, stone green or black and white checks. Of fine storm serge or fancy worsted, lined throughout w ith taffeta or peau de - cygne. Value 25.00, at) In navy, Cunard blue, rose, reseda, stone green or gray. Spring Suits for Young Men 15.00 $12.50 to $28 S!ZES 30 TO se Of recent years the yearning exhibited by many makers of youths’ clothing to draw attention to their products has manifested itself in the form of freak- ish models or garish pattern effects. But, after all, this sort of “bait” appeals to comparatively few young men—most of them readily distinguishing between refined novelty and the vulgarity of mere oddity Our own sense of the fitness of provding models which, though entirely novel, are in perfect taste, may be gauged by the handsome assortments we have prepared for this Spring. ie Ten distinct models in a great variety Afternoon Street & Evening Dresses for Misses, 14, 16 & IS years Of silk foulard, messaline, striped taffetas or pongee; trimmed with fine laces and - 16, 75 silk Persian insertion, Value 30.00, at } Colors: light blue, rose, pink, navy. black, peach, dubonnet, gray or natural pongee. 125 XRG ooats for Girls & Misses » 5.00 of fabrics and colorings. See to ‘close; choice at Spring Apparel for Boys Washable Summer Dresses for Girls Double-breasted Suits with extra Knickerbockers | of white lawn, imported ginghams, repps or percales New 2-button models; fancy welted pockets; in the season's newest models. 5 to I} years, double i. Jistinctve, These Beet Value 2.50 to 6,00 at 1.48, 1.98, 2.48, 2.98 | offer convincing evidence of 5-50 i or Misses; garments 3 taken to produce 1 7.50; at of ETA val merit The newest models; or high neck: of fine or lawns in a large Value 3.95 to 7.50 at 2.45, 2.95, 3.45, 3.95 SPECIAL serene repps nd Sailor Suits ; assortment of colorings. Russian and $ of all wool | serges or fancy wor is ina wide as- t | ' H Is, @ sortmen! and many new mod The trimmings y tastefu., presenting novel effects not shown betore on. Values 5 50 to 10.75. at 3.95, 5. 00 & 6.75 match many of the above. AND SA POR FRIDAY , Furnishings for Boys » Spring Shirts in white or colors mozels of fine Scotzh madras or pers plain or plaited bosoms. Silk Knit Four-in-hand Scarfs, newest Spring s shades Reefers to Suits In our opirion sui's ind of cs good materia’s cannot purcha: ed any- where ese ata price aslow, Of fast-color serges in Norfolk. Derby or doub.e-breasted *5.00 lined with fancy alpaca and most} Value 7.50 at; Negligee Blouses of fine Scotch models, plain or plaited models; 8 to 16 yrs. Valuc 1.00. carefully finished Veilings—Special Woven Dets Straw Hats for Boys, Girls & Children A large and varied _assor.ment of exclusive spring models, inc'uding Middies, Jack Tars, Sailors and Russian Nets Fancy Tuxedo Meshes In black. brown, navy, magpie or taupe. > little English Bobby H Cc n | ihe little English B okby Hla's, Straw hats for girls, Value 35¢ to 50¢ the yd. , Ige of the fi imperted milans; trimmed with ribbon SPORE i novelt nd bows inalithe newest styles andcolors, FORK? JARI) SATIN 2.50 to 7.95 Cloth & Felt Hats for Boys & Girls 2 newest shapes and Neckwear for Women at a saving of one-half tment of all hol or dress wear, J,00 to 295 Eton Collars (our own importation), for women i cee hildr anded S broidered. teva ; ‘ Pi eenVeuneicay. and children, ban wiss em’ ‘ cia ————_——- i Wh pe { $2.00 sls nthernewest Steck Collars or Jabots in white or li ght blue; Swiss ' Men’s $3.50 and » Button Te furs $2.00 ee ispectallat 1.50 | embroidered. Value 50c and 1.00, At 25¢ & 50¢ Need a Rest ? ( cat oe shoes ~ Men's Regular $3.00 Shoes } Patent _coltskin Sey.00 Men's $2.00 and $2.50 Shoes » black kal leathe t up-to: elie - ie ae 100% (at 1 dP se $ if 50 elt nitchen | bys? $2.00 Box’ $9.50 calf and Satin Calt aa © Blucher, fiitle Gent Cait ta i Vate ' "$1.25 Stamped ona § Means Standard of i Meeit $1.25 | CAMMY ER’ STORE OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS Last yea Sqparate Bes more tha OTHER New York pewngeger. INTIL 10 O'CLOCK. | WORLD WANTS WORK WONDERS, MICHIGAN FURNITURE po py cigh Grade Furniture—Liberal Credit Terms . i, Try °3 Dowo on $50 FF ew $) Down on $75 fs ae Down on S100bA An elegant Fur- CL He Ay will secure ontplete apariment oulitt, fneluding nished apart- ment . arpeis,L saaigree Ceian ne s qual in value to that obraih able e sownere at $165. TFITS$ Sy 259TeMADSO AVE Gf OPEN MONDAY & GA SATURDAY EVENINGS 1J.MORRIS 267 W.125"™"ST, NEAR 8T"AVE LITTLE DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEED— } A SUNDAY WORLD-WANT" WILL GOANDAGARGm~ IT MAK