The evening world. Newspaper, March 22, 1911, Page 6

FOR HITTING HER We have the fi ALLEGED RIVAL reduced prices, Erlirnates cheerfully gt Office, Tet duced . Estimates cheerfully given, 100, Third Poe, eet SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO”, —_o—. | (St. Gall Embroideries Women Battle in Street, but Mrs. Kuhn “Begun It,” Court Finds. her sou preliminaries occurred at maxth e and Twenty-ninth street inte i Lit, according to Policeman Don- pivan. lle was attracted by @ crowd and saw two well-dresset women en- i in @ verbal war, Just as he ed them, he aid, Mra. Kuhn, a woman, struck Mrs, Drew, who le nan, in the face. to the West Thir station. Laut, M hy war in charge The smaller woman gave her name Mrs. K nd her address without hesitati nd added: ther woman won't dare Five you her address.’ “And why not?” inquired the lleuten- ant. afraid I'd find out replied the smatier he enemy. The latter kinred back, “My husband runs after her,” tinued Mrs, Kuhn, “ané eh that I'd make a lot of trouble for her And fo I wo: Why it might keep up for ten years. Who knows?" Finally the larger woman wrote down ! Elsie Drew, Hotel Maryland, 106 est Forty-ninth street,” on a piece of paper and passed it up to the leu- tenant ‘The lieutenant sent them both to the Women's Night Court on changes of | disorderly conduct. ee | OR.E.7. ASHLEY VICTIM | OF PLAGUE HE FOUGHT. sneral services for Dr. Edward 7. | the Quarantine physician who dist yesterday iatieracon tore coretre. | spinal meningitl this afternoon at St. i Rosovank, \The body will be sent to Waterbury, Conn,, his former home, for mterment. Dr. Ashley's case has attracted wide- spread attention in medical circles be- cause it 18 the first on record in which | the dread disease was contracted as the | result of performing autopsies on the | bodies of persons who died from the) melady. Before his death the at! sician was visited by Dr. § ner, head of the Rockefel! for Medical Rewearch and dis the serum t for ce meningiti one of this serum | were adi @ third planned, but death int BLIND MAN’S LONG TRIP. | Capt. George W. Kimmitte of the ruts! Co. yp 19°70 204ST KY .) Fs fap) \ Goods &@ Seconda Fi ClusterPurts, {© ** Foor 80 puffs in a Special a as the set set.. Cluster in crescent and oblong shape 80 and 35 puffs in o set 6 dozen other Clusters, all | good hair These puffs | were all made to sell for #2.50, 83.50 and 85.00 Transformations for all around $1.98, 93.98, up to $15, R before has there been uch an offer made in Hair Goods. 1 high class stock enables us to make thi event that will be « surprise to all. | | | ' $2.50 to | $5.00 Values ye sone eat | i | & Z meer ti yi receiving dd Garments, nd Draperies re absolutely insu bi ll moths, ues are moderate and include cleaning, Fur Storage Articles stored with fire and theft; our ¢ redressing and reglar H , , facilities for remodelling, repairing and redyeing d during the Summer months will do such work at Thousands of Yards of Fine St. Gall Embroideries at Prices that in Some Instances Do Not Cover Cost Ay SIMPSON CRAWFORD SALE that, like all of its kind, is of utmost interest. tar Matn Fioer. At & (5,000 Yards 59c. and 75c. 39 18-inch Flouncings. Ci Many Rich New Designs The most beautiful sheer Swiss and nainsook flouncings ever sold low. Many choice designs of English eyelet and French embroidery for children’s white dresses. 27-Inch Flouncings a & Worth up to $1.28. at, yard. .....0...005. c 20 styles to choose from, any one a big value. Handsome French scalloped effects, dainty Baby Trish and English eyelet designe, in new «nd novel patterns. Sample Pieces 45-Inch Flouncings Worth 91.25, 91,50 and 91.75, at, yard,..... Never such values in rich high grade flouncings. designs, just like hand work, Very desirable for draperies and tunics on white gowns 5,000 Yards Embroidery Galloons Worth to 50c ya: Handsome Irish Point, Cluny trimming wash dresses and waists, . c y eyelet designs for Over 50 new designs. Batiste Flouncings in e Every yard wort! Lt 1—18 inches wide, 69c! ate values to values to S126, at yard Tot3. 45 inches wide, values to 83.50, at, yard’ Sample Strip Embroideries 10,000 Yds. Skirtings, Bandings. Edgings, Insertions, Baby Dress Widths, Shirt Waist Em c. 9c, 15c, 19c, 25e SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO. Values from 15¢ to 75e yard. (7 joor, EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22, 1911. Im partart Spring Sale Muslin Underwear em Bocond The Surplus Stocks of Several Manufacturers, and Including Special Lo _ from Our Own Stocks at \ to 5 yo will find this an especially attractive sale; a sale imaginable at very much less than you probably counted on pay Night Gowns in Dainty New Styles, Usually Retailed fro: heading and wrsh ribbons 75 doz. Combination Usually 91.00 and 91.25 skirt, trimmed with embroi over embroidery ile, lace trimme dur Main Pioor, Lawn ‘Tape—lic 106 Chicago Featherbone—- af t, yard... yards; regularly $1.00 400." justinent of bust, waist, id height is very simply is Extends from 82 t to 48 inch $5.5 Pins—A Kind, at bust measure QV SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO. Lace Department 50c to $2.00 Newly Imported Laces and Lace Bands at is to 4% Less Than Regulariy W re able to quote such low prices because the offer- ings are Sample Strips, Iuporters’ Sample Pieces and Odd Pieces of this season's most fashionable laces, Mostly short pieces, but just such lengths as are required for trimming t w Gowns and Waists, ur Main Peor Handsome Lace Bands, French Novelty Laces, Rich Embroidered Laces, Fancy Metal & Silk Laces, Pig vains for those who early. Some worth ¢ e 81,00; ; son rard ra " 25¢c and 45c $1.25 to $3.00 Imported Lace Allovers that are special Valuer at, sacd* 7" 75.0, 980,91.48 Ifyou grode fashionable allovers that are exceptional yard....... ‘ 6,000 yards in this imports! d forward to meet the big demand for Cluny Laces and now in great favor for trimming the ry §, suits and waist gus suitable for trimming nh Three Great Cases Fine Fre Laces, worth 75c to $2.2. priced for this sale, at, dozen ‘The finest quolity Vals. y Dewest styles are represent Fidgings wnd Insertions im widths to fill all needs \ acnnnenerer RTS CRAWFORD O——S=— ~ h and German Val, Notions: Sewing Sundries Fine nainsooks in cover and drawers or J >>. co 7c. oo oe eee Simpson Crawford Co, Suxih Ave and laces, beading and ribbons, also a model in all- ery cover with lawn drawers, eee WIFE LOCKED IP ‘| lien le lin nelly Peay Nahan aad and His Famous Orchestra, Daily, in Our Popular Price Restaurant, Eighth Floor 0 2 Yari Lradert of Fuihion LU AVE. 19770 20° STREET. a, * ’ * 0 Misses’ &> Juniors’ Frocks Made $] 2 7 5 From Exquisite Imported Challies . ‘A Wondertully Attractive Price: $19.75 Is Usualiy Asked. CHALLIE Frocks are wonderfully popular, in fact they are going to be all the rage, and we consider it a feat of distinction to be able to sell such dainty frocks at 212.75. They are beautifully fashioned from imported challies, the newest and most popular materials of the season in a aplendid variety of foreign designs in street or pastel shades, in several models, two as illustrated; in~ cluding many fasci ng square or round necks. Somehave smart sailorcollar and tie of con- trasting shades of messaline or satin, Persian finished with fine pleat- gy gecond Ftoor. ing; other trimmed with dainty touches of $12 75 e braid and bxttons. 18 to 16 years. Girls’ Challie Dresses Youthful models adopted fot the smaller gitl with all the a Spring sugge and messaline trimmed pe and frills. Full irts. @ models illus. es Gtolds ularly dias 7.50 Misses’ Spring Suits New semi-dress modelof fine mart hairlines in the season's popular shades, white and black. The coat is a stunning tuxedo model, has collar and revers of effective black and white striped or self | / colored satin, piped in cont + \\ i .. Selish close fitting | \ Sizes 14 and 16 years, | Me for small, women.) | R 824.75 reg- ulary NEW YORA Misses’ Coats The popular English Top Coat. A swagger 42 inch box model with notch collar, slash or patch pocket ond trimming of bone or pearl buttons. The material: storm serge, Eng!i a mported covert cloth and smart homespun. ined \\\, to waist with peau de cygne, *\Xy Sizes 16 and 16 years. $21.50 Girls’ Chatlie regularly revs, $ : $ Tock, waa arte, 12.75 ana° 14.75 Se SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO., SIXTH AVENUE'S FIN ts Jeon Less Than the Prices Usually Asked. that permit 1 to buy the newest and daintiest Muslin Underwear ng. Details will prove intensely interesting. Beautiful Nainsook Night Gowns, $1 59 au. Usually Retailed from 92.00 to 33.00 ad This lot includes many dainty styles in slipover models. Made of softest 1 lions and laces, beading and 1.00 eralatyles at this remarkable low price. ‘ine lawns in white, pink, blue and corn, trimmed with laces anc ribbons. One model with Madeira yoke, edged with torchon lace, ribbon run. 91.00 to $1.50 79c the lot. Fine nainsooks or cambrics immed with fine embroidery inser- hroidery trim 60 doz. White Skirts Usually $1.50 to Us $1.29 Fine cambric body, dee n flounce, fine em- broidery or Val. laces and insertions. 100 doz. Drawers Usually Retailed at 50c embroidery or laces or cit- tuch 50 doz. Princess Slips Usually Retailed at $1.50 Ss 79c Walking an wroidery ribbong or emorvidery tnser- tery ruffl Tailored Suits of Exceeding $ 2 5 Beauty in Many Styles at A Wonderful Galaxy of Charming Simpson Crawitord Company Fashions that wiil Appeal to Discriminating Women. O-MORROW, ACCORDING TO THE CALENDAR, WILL BE ‘THE THIRD DAY OF SPRING, and it is quite appropriate that the dawn ot the vernal season should be marked by such an auspicious sale as this. £9 Third Floor, SIMPSON CRAWFORD COMPANY TAILORED SUITS AT $25 ere famous. In point of style and correctness of Work nanship they are the equal of 8 Shops at HSU to $40. ‘ ! all your particnlar attention to the sup American tailoring in these Suits; to the neatness of t en to the smallest details, asis shown by the weights, silk covered shields and { 3 y are equipped, . Every worthy smart style is ir voations. You may choose tr Hels, All the corvect materials 1 neh@erge, diagonal, bomespuns, sitine, » ‘ uit Mtb are richly lined with brocaded messaline or peau de eygne and | skirts, \ Ryery size from ¢ ineh bust, with plenty of odd sizes for short waisted figures. & Zc Dg nue, 19:h to 20th Street, New York Liy oe > ooo oo oo | - Trimmed Millinery For Spring Wear Correct According to the Mandates of the Pre- micre Creators of Paris; Exclusive Because of the Shilful Adaptation of Our Own designers Our Showing of New Spring Millinery has now reached its climax, It expresses the advanced millinery ideas of the day in a manner characleristically exclusive and inimitably arlistic. You are invited to inspect this commanding display in Our Trimmed Millinery Parlors, Second Floor. @ Trimmed Tailored Suit Ha Large or small, with pretly velvet or fancy feather trim: mings entirely exclusive with us, £7 Second Floor. $5.98 $6.50 $7.95 Untrimmed Hat Section tar Main Flour, Flowers, Wings and Fancies is nost complete. splendid assortment of untrimmed hats at popular prices. i ndsome Dress Shapes in|Imitation Tagal Hats, with vel- hemp; i most wacted $ np fans of the smartest { the day jects for very amart, hand sewed, 1 with colored or black messaiine. IMPSON CRAWFORD CO.: A , The Infants’ Department In the Simpson Crawford Company Store Is Now One of the Best Stocked in Town E have made a yieat many changes and improvements in our Infants’ Department recently, and it is now splendidly stocked. Stocks are new and exceptionally com- prehensive, including everything that is new and dainty and most desirable. tar Second Froor, Mothers will be delighted with this showing of charming tl to wear, for here they may deck ng ers in beautiful style rrow and let u y yo Our salespeople are and you will find them rome of the new th trained along thesg linc very patient and hel Children's Hats, Caps, Bonnets. In Hats we are showing such dainty new models as the Margrie, Ripple, Elf and Echo, in fine Suscan, lace straw, satin fla- ished straw trimmed with vel hirred u ribbon, ro- settes and rosebuds, in all the new F) len Pink, King Blue, Navy and all Waites Priceul OG B97 25, °1.69 ana’ 1.98 range upward from. Children's Spring Coats In pongee, notch or aailor collars, some trimmed with velvet, others with airline stripes, shepherd checks, nd red; patent leather belts, trir x feta anil °9.7 0 5.75 fancy buttons pines 2 to 5 ye ,Children's White Lawn Dresses fT of tucks and ons, ribbow Othera with high neck in sizes 6 months cr Provisions Cured Hams 1 4iee stu Sardines 8 fa arge, im- Tif mold anlBe ing © Fiaket Fire: ., 45e wali "known 5c and Liquors Kram Itve Whiskey — eit Prine, B2NB: B56 Angelica, a-=Rich * $1.24 5c argo bot. ®LONE wee || Naira? > SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO, sTand 2 years. SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO.====—=— ° ses al Groceries (,, wae © 8th . 2100 sea. Cereal Specials i Med Oaty= 4 ; vee Me | Wines in iba C |] eabinet Me