The evening world. Newspaper, March 13, 1911, Page 14

na nn IIS EA 14 THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, MARCH 18, 1911. le ov the right, with the cut would al NVALGINNER T' GRerGIAL FASHIONS FoR wwe WANTS HIS BABYS ; x =) ot )3=HOME DRESSMAKERS ‘SOUTES BWM maz ba men May Aid Over Summer Costumes. effect! Retgen and is a well known character mode! | in that section of New Jersey, entered nle dor a linen Behr’s place yesterday morning and, truck Behr on His motive, we a foulard was robbery ad a de 0 say, perate struge Yolicenen Spauiding and ye ele was unconsclous, rpowered and taken to ifs of Irisn lace, 1 yo d collar =) ALWAYS RELY Those Puzzled Roach Has Little Emma and Sues Mother for Her Keepsakes. yack. A silk yd en | st and fs tled in long sels, A surgeon in the Royal Navy writes that in his practice in difer- ent parts of the world he has been brought Into contact with Poslam’s As for the large rocking char, the oar et slippers, the silver backed com> and Drush and the painting of the battle of work and can fully indorse every: Gettysburg—Mra, Roach can keep them thing claimed for {t. So say thou and be welcome As sande of others, Poslam stops itch- aie Seva, Ve g at once and should be used for e cure of any skin affection, Sold Buteh, by Hegeman's, Riker’s and all drug, charged with 1g him, was held gists. For free sample write the without ball. nergency Laboratortes, 32 West Butch, who makes his home tn North| Twenty-fifth street, New York em and be welcome. the child pink and blue “b that pretty lace silp, James e@hief gunner In United Btat: Uving at the Hotel Margaret, Broo! ‘wants them and intends to get them. Now you have tve main facts in a novel » whioh has Deen ‘instituted by | Mr. Ro against his wife, Mrs. Allce Roach, who lives with her mother, Mrs. oD Ay Eliza Hornig, at the Wilton, fF Away It & ¢ Sie Berne, a es Woten, Bentwer Gi. Altman & Cx, Roach, four years old. She ts In New- es se ore enatrled six rears MEN'S & WOMEN'S TWILLED SILK UMBRELLAS married ¢ ition last June, when the husband was ordered to Sag Harbor. ‘The air didn't agree with Mrs. Roach, a she up and went away after three days, | leading little Bra by the hand | Father Gets Child. WILL BE ON SALE TO-MORROW (TUESDAY), AS FOLLOWS: WITH NOVELTY HANDLES, ForRMERLY $5.00, AT 3.00 Roach opined instantly that all was BOW te akbe' the Seaaots ciking At the WITH PLAIN HANDLES, FORMERLY $3.00 43.50. aT 2.00 cl time for the custody of his Gaughter. Ile got the child (iain cen. ceneeaneh, as execinetibinnteitaimateciie ‘Two weeks ago he was seized with a longing for the pink and blue leather “bootees’ that used to grace Erm's pink tootsies. Hoe also would faln ha gained posseasion of the baby's swad- dling clothes, her knife, fork, spoon and A SALE OF LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS plate, her ring and bracelet and a silver WILL BE HELD AT THE SAME TIME, CONSISTING OF THE FOLLOWING: set which had beon presented to him | »v; dimirtn, col ade h h a GtIAG duly en Wie Dicite const. Bo he | MEN'S INITIALED HANDKERCHIEFS, ve beer ce meet USUALLY $3.00 PER DOZEN aT $2.55 Appeals to C | Failing, he invoked the la In the Geventh District Municipal Court, Mane MEN'S HEMSTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS Lauer or yi briefs. be tcent ailslatas at (he USUALLY $275 & 400 PER DOZEN, AT $2.00 « 3.00 pire, Roachy has no right to keep nerve ig all things.” said Roach yesterday. | sada dar | Sathey, ueloee to the cblla, or racner 10 Luck effect. ‘The akirt | WOMEN’S INITIALED HANDKERCHIEFS a ° c medium width at the wile hah ° UA basogaie ts | side of the front er USUALLY $1.50 & 2.75 PER DOZEN AT $13.10 « 2.00 me and I try to get them, | deserted Justice Hendrick ni and Ts jd to everything T WOMEN'S HEMSTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS Gar Want cha “bath bab" eald' Mee, yar a ily |Only one week for these| USUALLY $250 & 300 PER DOZEN: AT $4.50 « 1.85 Roach, “and I don't see why I should queations con-| big bargains in Dobson’s| Toes op NET can herp it: ius oeamer? abies Abd Lady ALSO WOMEN'S EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFS, ayap mney | and materials of dre: should be addressed to the Fashion Editor of The Evening | yorld. No pat- Nes for designs in this column can | stens with two larg The the left and breid froxs, 25 ESCAPE FLAMES. USUALLY $285 & 5.75 PER DOZEN aT $1.50 « 3.00 Hotel Guests Rues '& Carpets Next week our regular spring season | ‘starts, Till then we will sell at big re- p From Windows Are Re: ued. 13.—Twenty- | purning hotel, morning fire Jumping into blankets A SALE OF WOMEN'S LINGERIE WAISTS ie, or made the meow, 06 odfained, but) ductions an exceptionally fine lot of ay : yy Maara thet eS] MUSE MAR with the deacrip- | Carpets and Rugs; fresh goods, direct HAS BEEN ARRANGED FOR TO-MORROW. (TUESDAY), dows. No one] tion jurnwhed dt és a simple matter from our immense Pennsylvania mills, WHEN A NUMBER OF NEW MODELS, EMBROIDE! Jand guaranteed, | bargains you These are the biggest to work out patterns. get for many along day: | troyed, They i > E TRIM 4 OFFERED AT THE UN ne, whitch w DESCRIPTIONS. } RUGS (9x12). | LACE ee WILL BE OFFERE! U if Barn Hit ou oc tg @ oy ire a Royal Wiltons, ;i"4.tfa%i| LOW PRICES © ‘The first model is a pretty style sult alue eve fered; “aero "Sehr | Ein ths woke "§35.00 $1.75, 2.25, 2.75, 3.50, 5.50 & 7.50 in voxue 1 can be made in any of the | shades, such as myrtle green, Velvets, regular! | “518; this week at $13.50. | Best Body Brussels, regularly $28.50; this week at... . $21.50) {CARPETS Made, Laid and Lined) | Wilton Velvets, give ex- / cellent wear; regularly | $1.35; this week..... ’ 95c | | Best Tapestry Brussels, | i regularly $1.10, this 85 i : c week .. ,ularly $1.60; this Wek. $125) ther formal or infor- sleeves with a short White can be worn with Frith Aueme, 34th and 35th Streets, Nem York. how to make a | olor of inclosed pale pink go with » Dlue eyes, ight 7 uM RM 5. BAUMANN & BRO. Pe ne en a pale color pink would be deautiful with it, using @ marquisette tunic in that color, draped up on the left side and held by @ long loop of | silver cord which entwines the waist. Around the neck cou | miade of the marquis low them a touch of t! the tunic is ont with bunch of the filmy roses could from the silver cord on the left side, OPPENHEIM, GLLUINS s © 34th Street—West No Money Down Best Body Bruss Club plans of ridiculously small deposits will attract the inexperienced » o loo or honest concer t don't draw pro- New importation of Inlaid Linoleums ‘er, but w Ll h prices and ironclad conditions. Proof of ofne out by the fact that we are ane of the 4 e a and Japanese mattings at nective prices, es! d buters In the cou ie ‘Thanks to our | D re) enormous purchasing power, we are enabled to offer you the BSON’S: bu Trimmed Hats Doar Vashi ; Maher of Garie for'Fitiy Year> Best Credit System—One Low Price—Cash or Credit ¥ ee | 53-59 W Street Our Spring Styles in Millinery include new Aver | models from the best and stunning creations from our own workrooms Parisian shops T would advise making the black and white with skirt and waist in one, draped to the left side with a black Velvet buckle, making the watet sur- Plice style, with plaits on the shoniders. A tiny shawl collar of heavy all-over | Ince could turn of fine net, wh: shows in slightly puff | A VALUABLE SUGGESTION | IMPORTANT TO EVERYONE The Formal Opening oA 7 ii. Y Tuesday & Wednesday, March lth & 15th . Make th , Gathered into a dcop It is now conceded by ou’ of the fine net, with a piping of | the y Value black velvet at the elbow. The blue at the belt line with silk cord which ties on t and waste matter from the » beautiful design, mahogany A shirred cording of th | filtering the hlood ack and ta feet upholst iahes the Dutoh neck plaiting | he Cintas woetha aanaciall green anne: sith cord tas of butter colored lace showing above, | This hand HW pend nvcar ver untctnegs ise Tn BEAL ARIUNRIALPRL YAIN®. 188) The sleever anu loone to the elbow, FREE , the: where the corn colored lining forma an | some Brass Feceive sone assistance undercut, with a plaiting of lace below p . ed take less exercise, The hem of the skirt also finish with w| Lamp with Glass @irred cording of the material Shade, value & Doar Pastul Free with ¥ every purchase of $25.00 Grond Rapids Furniture, Carpets, t Rugs and Bedding, Hones Furnished Complete AAA A A BVO JOO ¥ bility to hel brick dust rheu heort ys req (vr Bet Minn vel Medium and High-Grade ¢ Furniture Hobbie skirts are of the pa your wkirt over into a plain gored one about 21-4 yards around the bottom, You could trim it with a band of black | ge no satin if you like, Pe ene ie paling — 3 Rooms at $49.98, 4 Rooms at $74.98 ompound ti OMIA BE CARNE, 4 Booms Carpets Rugs ‘that has in Fable muotoas an] 0 $i a Week Opens an Account do bladder remedy is De $8.00 Down on $50 Worth 75 a kidney ‘s Swamp Root | You may receive a sample bottle of | Swamp-loot by mail, absolutely free. | f Bingham- Furnishings On Your. Qwn Te rims )isunum ssnstntiamecsama $5.00 + | $7.60 + M. I ver lace with «| Open Saturday Bvenings, lower part of the sloever and at the neck, Self colored embroidery with a blouse of blue chiffon over it would be pretty, having the lace whow at the MORRIS a. ‘ few coral beads could trim the neck | ie a aie )267 W.125" ON POSLAM R. H. Macy & Co.'s Attractions Are Their Lew Prices Biway at 6th Ave. We are showing more high class imported novelties and more of tke very finest merchandise, both t and domestic, than ,ever before in the history of Macy’s. Our Spring Exhibition of Imported Gowns, Tailored Suits and Millinery will be held to-morrow, March 14th, and Wednesday, 15th, from 10 to 12 A. M. and from 2.30 to 4.30 P. M, The Fashions of 1911 as Mirrored by the Conceptions Leading Euro pean Designers Will Be Displayed on Living Models Paul Poiret, Worth, Paquin, Drecoll, Martial Armand, Bernard et Cie, lot Soeurs, ancl many others wil! be represented. In addition we shall display on living models, for the first time in this country Harem and Panialoon Gowns both in the original imported models and in modest domestic adaptations. Second Floor, Qur Millinery Department has been reorganized, and is now under a new management We cordially invite you to come and convince yourself that yle and elegance our hats, both trimmed and untrim- are not surpassed by any shown in the city. New modei hats trom leading French modistes including Georgette, Reboux, Lewis, Talbot and fothers are now on exhibition. Adaptations of French mode's, including sma!! tailored hats in the new helmet s and others from our workrooms on the premises are coming in daily. Prices up to $94.75. in me acy & Co.'s Attractions Ave Their cy’s | i 150 Dozen | \French Kid Gloves: for Women \| Price Elsewhere, $1.25 Per Pair 19c Per Pair Macy’s Price, =| Typical of Macy’s Glove Values || Every pair perfect, and the newest Spring styles. Description—French glace kid gloves, oversewn seams, Paris point embroidery, two clasps. Tan, Black and White. \ On Sale Tuesday Morning at 8.30, Macy's great glove stock, now at its zenith of completeness, in- cludes every desired style. Prices begin with 94¢ for our cele- || brated “Beryl” lambskin gloves, and go to $8.44 for our 24-button | real glace kid gloves,