The evening world. Newspaper, March 8, 1911, Page 9

rh IN AND OUT (cian tiingas;| FEWER CHILD CRIMINALS. go all the way to Germany for comic) sag than missions around Seoul hat THEAT SATRES F hgh R RLESD: DARNTON. curved | e@ little chicks In “Chantecter” sent A Whole trunkful of as that they have been color- ng the past week, ently a collection was taken tn one ev? corm= dren amuse ven years old, Phe. children ‘are now begging for | from the management for African uy oe Cc, HUFF: tAN has _— appointed | a for the @ Tew Quinn lace Lee Har- Actor, Arrives, Tha Purest Spring Water in the World, One other spring vaver besides s itself as the in the World Analysis shows llon— AY, .74 of a grain {pther Water, 3.67 grains e have now a standing offer $8, 000.00 + disproving our elaim us the purest spring in the world a RAY WATER CO, 34th Si, and Broatway, N.Y. The Omelet at Breakfast tter in every e satl ‘=DDYS" |JELLIES Ave. f @%, ‘RA Speciat Sate Lhursday cf Spring Shoes ——-) Wein ‘4 | Women’s Shoes ve $2.4 straps P35 Blacher 2p Street Shoe x Biucher i 1 ’ Shoes, Don tin calf, black and navy; “"8 49c “Ribbon, heavy quality; ide: all colore; apex DA | Women’ 8 5 ilk Hose, spun. silk high spliced © 20¢ Hose, Ipswich heavy em:| quali nd narrow nell ribbed; sizes 6 to 10; value 10 | Lace Curtains, fine Scotch lace; 19 1 lace; fancy "12Ke variety of patterns; spe Panels, impor fs in centre; ve | Mloor ont Clot but-| | chee ver CF i 1,95) No ©. GO. D. or Mail Orders About two per ce of girls, but they were wicks he boys, for they furnished t cent. being #73 in a@ total of 2,088. The Court handled 9,401 canes last year @ “i by the ¢ Lead tn Manhattan 1 Children are not as bad as th be, ‘d quaint Easter gift in store for. (yee ‘irneot Xe “Cou work tn the ¢ those who per Wrong =m packed In youngsters are numert THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MARSH 8, = 2 ABIES a 2 ENIAC ee a ee nae OUSLY, Oar. ae. 2 MTN 1911. A POETS’ UNION AFTER ALL. | American Born Youngsters | Scumas MacManus and Miss Paes Get a Marriage License. yesterday afternoon, Ho gave h as forty-two, This will be his marriage, The wedding will take place to-morrow, Pedro H. Rojan, the Mins , [ister from Venezuela, will come from Washington to act as best man, al side, American cally Ip the lead. Inst 11,494 In 1909, n born jh this ce ountry among the offenders Miss Paez {s a writer of fiction a From fourteen to sixteen was the |verse, Her grandfather, Gen. Jos® A | worst age, c ting 8584 cases. | Paws, was tho first Pres ot the re- | public of Ve of the convictions, their number and my home fn Treland." Saks CORA To-morrow, Thursday, will witness Some Attractive Offerings in Women’s Dresses, Suits and Walking Skirts Fourth floor . Women’s Costume Section A choice collection of pretty creations in the new Spring colorings. Effective designs, daintily executed and instinct with all that is best in current styles. of Marquisette. of Cotton Voile. of Lingerie. . .of French Challie, . .of Foulard. . of Natural or Colored Penge. . .of Serge, for street wear. all special values at 25,00 Women’s Suit Section When merchandise is attractive generally, rather than in spots, it is not easy to specialize on any one thing. However, we have made the following several suit selections as worthy of particular commendation: Women’s Plain Tailored Suits, with short coats and plain straight line skirts. In black and navy men’s-wear serge A special value at 19.75 Women’s Plain or Semi- Tailored Suits, of black, navy or white serge, mixtures or shepherd checks. 35.00 39.50 45.00 Women’s Satin Suits. Three fercy tailored styles in blaek. Th are reproductions of foreign models, and the coats and skirts are trimmed very effectively with braid, A special value at 29,50 Women’s Walking Skirts, plain or pleated models, in panama, serges or shepherd checks, in black and white, black, navy, white or mixtures, value 6.75 Women’s Dresses. Women’s Dresses special 4,90 Women’s Satin and Chiffon Blouses specially priced for Thursday These blouses are extremely pretty designs and beau- tifully made, and only the most unusual circumstances make it possible for us to offer them to you at such extremely attractive prices. Third floor. Women’s Satin Blouses, two models, both collarless styles. One is hand-embroidered and beaded in new combina- tion colorings. ‘The other is attractively designed and trim- med with contrasting colors and hemstitching. value 7.50 special 3,95 Women's Chiffon Blouses, o: Kimono model, elaborately hand-er with bands of colored satin. value 10.50 r cream fancy net. tered and trimmed special 7,95 Sale of olden s Low Shoes value 4.00 reduced to 2.85 Prior to the actual opening of the Spring Season, it is our custom to make certain price concessions in Spring id in that way effectu tion to our facilities for the for Please bear in mind that thi as more than footwear, y direct atten- oming seas of new Spring lasts, and obviously of tan Russia brown or black ar Oxford me Complete ra Leathers are patent, gun metal call eclipse or reg the newest effects. 3. pu Plain or wing tips in of sizes and widths, Hand-Made Paris Lingerie | and very much | The price depre- This is very slightly soiled reduced because of that. ciation in cases of this sort is always im- measurably greater than the circumstances warrant and particularly in this instance. Gowns originally 3.95 to 37.50 now 2.98 to 16,50 Chemises originally 5.95 to 7.95 now 3.95to 5.95 Drawers. . originally 3.95 to 4.95 nowl.98to 2.98 | Covers origir 6.95 to 9.95 | now 3.95 to 5.95 | Broadway at 34th Street. COPYRIGHT abou tc #370 Bult 191 BY MARTIN MECARRICK A personal word from Mr. Anderson f Anderson & Co. club piano 4. Hen on 7 | have been aske v? en tomake a personal statement about the pienos we bought SY} for Were the deal not such an important one, LE would not presume to wilh any opinions of mine, and especially ina metter thet affeets my own so well that you who join this club get such e the risk. vo, you get all you bargain for, ond a good deal more, You save lors, iv becoming a member of this club, The piano itself is ! who buys one as good for 800 and 50 dellars gets the mi whom be buys it, TP know this from more than my ewn “good value De peric comentfecturers of this pimno are now making abowt 15 thousand pianos every year and : hi therm toall parts of the known world, ‘Pheir constant aim is to produce a pinnio of beautiful Upactive ence design and, above all, one that will last a lifetime. We Whiundreds of thee pianos debt here in Brooklyn and the surrounding territory every year and { own) onal experience just how good they really ave what more can be said? * \ \ \ ider this Uhe most in me tant piano transaction I have ever made. cant mit tre nla v tion tr p t Porat -—* ew es \ ! s adver- lee t j e vou that 1 1 gee ae Ca At OOM OKE tee Sei ae cama “ UA cantare wae rate eee 4 These are the club’s special ins) privileges and conditions gq ! Every instrument is guaranteed without reserve—for five -~ \ ears. ‘Ther > “ifs or is” in the guarantee—just a bird's ht-out as str we know how to make it in : If, after 30 days’ trial, the piano is not satisfactory we y will give you your money back, If th he receipt in full to he instru ol and scarf to match th piano are included wice without charge. further reduce the ers. tya,| Boek fee Subway Stat! Open every ev 370 Fulton St., Brooklyn,N.Y, One Bleek trom Borough Hall 1 will 9 oclock, 02 eoloraile mimmarion thereat, forbidden, EBSD AT HOD. ee i i '