The evening world. Newspaper, March 29, 1911, Page 18

1911, THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29, |) BATLEWLLDG © foriciar Fasmions ) °° 8%: |) DEEP HE Says FOR HOME MAKING] 028237 l, ’ May Call Gaynor as Witness ont and back to show a pale. blue | 1 sash, Shoulder bretelles of the wed with the narrow Franklin Simon & Co. Fifth Ave.—37th and 38th Sts. : While the belt dn of \the Lingerie, edged with Irish tnsertion, | nwa of tle insertion aleo trim the r eeves and the bottom 1 1s of the embroidered SALE THURSDAY | Mies. MSA widow wears & craps | Vell over the face for six months or that Spring Tailored Suits as Well as Corrigan and | Our Own Exclusive Models and Fabrics . time itil she i je mourning, Cropsey, which should not than eighteen | For Women and Misses 4 s wonths. Your daug! hould wear a ‘ yound hat with a crapo face veil rather | Hand Tailored Suits Of men's wear serge, in navy, black, white or hairline Stripe; gray or tan mannish tweeds Value $39.50 Mannish Fabric Suits Hand tailored suits of exclusive imported fabrics, in mix- tures, stripes, checks and overplaids. Value $49.50 TAKE A MONTH. 29.50 38.50 IT WILL Indictments Will Be Asked for Those Responsible if Condi- Copies of Imported Suits tions Charge dBe Proved. eT Teetan maa Freee. Poets, Ps, Brees 49.50 | The Grand Jury wilt bee FR sation ot poten, con mot Dressy Black Satin Coats A Shoemaker 4 Battle who has enix FOR WOMEN AND MISSES Full length “Francis” and “Drecoll” models of superior quality black tailor satin, richly trimmed or braided, lined throughout with soft silk. 29.50 an 09.50 ° nated by Dist i conduct the inves ence this after the District- trict-Attornes Procedure w Plus Fifty Cents a on Value $39.50 and $49.50 jentii ; er eet Any shoemaker has O’Sullivan’s Heels } Selous the cs of New Live Rubber. You have scen them in one of the first. witness Police Commiss'o: deputies, i: is annow moned early in the hu Hand Made Marquisette Waists NEW PARIS MODELS, FOR WOMEN AND MISSES. his window, each pair ina red and yellow box, The cost of a pair 50 cents attached. | mibllity for the alleged Marquisette Waists When attached they are invisible { “T do: not expect any witness wil Dutch or high neck models, hand made, hand emb'd in 77 5 @ reer 1 ee x ee ‘ called to-morrow,” eoid Mr, Ba white, blue, rose, tan, or green. Value $11.50 ‘ O'Sullivan’s Heels of New Live Rubber | an Evening World reporter j “There in certain documentary | Marquisette Waists mean case and comfort in walking, the ability to be put in first. Most of t he ‘ Dutch or high neck models, hand made, hand emb'd in raite far . jf 266 i ta 2 Roon will be spent in this way and |i \ white or colors; real lace trimmed. Value $13.78 9.75 to walk | farther with less fatigue, and the talking with the jurors to find out what| hy _—>— s ae elimination of the wear and tear on your thelr ideas are. De Two Dainty Summer Cos Marquisette Waists Rea cuwiel Ah is GAuued> bye Ane wees, fat tle wo rm | ( ainty Sunmuner Cos} High and low neck models, hand made, ! and embroid- 13.75 nervous system which is caused by the | imereane of crime, and If Z tumes for Misses and a | ered; real lace trimmed. Value $24.50 constant pounding of hard leather heels on ) partment {s demoraliz | hard pavements. O’Sullivanize Your Walk The heels are worn by more than a million Americans. Put them on, and you will be astonished at the light, buoyant, springy feeling that they give to your walk. To those who have never worn them it is a new and never-to- bo torye nen feeling. You feel as if you would never tire of walking. Mayor May Be Called, Child’ 8 Dress Described. “T have statistics at erime conditions n . We will pre many police office facts and, later, we wii = | All questions con- | cerning designa| and materials of dresses should b# addressed to the! aoe hion Rditor | ined im folds. After of The Evening may wear lilac and j World. No pat-, should wait about a year. | terns for designs | MOURNING. You | round hat with face v in this column can be obtained, but to show the &. Altman & Cao. eat administration, “After we have established the fag | whether there has been an increase of ake up the ques SUSPECT SELF-WOUNDED; GIRLS FLEE WITH PISTOL. Brecia Shoots Himself in Foot Try- ing to Draw Weapon as tion of responsibil “Wit Mayor G witness?" nor be called as a was asked, “I do not Know. We have not yet dis- | eursed that point. It wil! depend very | THE LATEST SPRING STYLES IN \ein months after which oub tate a Put the ela: ity of new live rubber under your heels hat, with a crape | erime, we will th & a laracty upon the wishes of whe jurors, | It im certain, however, tha Police Miswioner Cropsey) and his deputies, as Well asa large number of uniformed of, ficers of the force, will testify. “The Investigation will take a month | at least. It is our intention to di¢ If we find conditions as they Gescrived, the Grand Jury will « be asked to indict thore responsible.” ——___ ITALY’S NEW. CABINET. Premier Glolitt! Neappoints Most of the Old Merhbera, 3 in 0 | that of the youth w Y | down with a slung Nelson saw girls at Worth and Mott streets cl He Saw Arrest N two weeks Detective Nelson of ¥f ee) Office has been looking wth the descrip- tion furnished it is @ simple matter | to work ot patterns DESCRIPTIONS. Division street on 3 Bresela talking to. so de lanced over | A ito his hip} {rt on the face veil. AWAY RE RELY iz You could wear the ON POSLAM WOMEN’S SUITS AND DRESSES IN FASHIONABLE MODELS ARE IN STOCK, MADE FROM THE NEWEST SILK AND CLOTH FABRICS, AMONG THEM SCOTCH SUITINGS, NAVY BLUE ANU WHITE SERGE, VOILES, BORDERED SILK MAR- QUISETTE, CHIFFON AND FOULARD; SILK SERGE, SATIN DUCHESSE, CREPE CHARMEUSE, ETC. and acquire the poise, the graceful walk, and the vigorous stride that leads to successful achievement. There never livedasuccessiul man who shambledand slouched in his walk. Graceful Women Women should realize that a graceful manner of walking has O's: women’s shoes appearance of the shoe thev change a jarring, b a movement of They do Pe iso March 28 “Premier Gtovanat | rhe gins ikea wuckeon Hees thevcWtoval eNave hud nal i ry tae dabiacerd of) Bresela dropped ‘el writes that in his practice in diff Bienister of the Interior, « an-| through the foot wi s “lent parta of the world ho hag be brought into contact with Poslan | work and can fully indorse ever \ thing claimed for it. Wunced the make-u het, which succeeds matt! former Ministry Cal: | 2 rat of Luts! Lux Nearly all the members w So say thou-| are retained, ere: Foreign Affairs, Marquis A | time with ja ful Rae \ two rows © | sands of others. Poslam stops itching | Guiliano; ‘Treasury, | jnarrow Va silat once and should be used for the B Alt Finance, Signor a; | jcure of any skin affection. Sold by} le M11 Mt. Geingardi; Public Instruction, | | Hegeman's, Riker's and all druggists. | ; Credaro; Public Wi | ix used for 1| For free sample write the Emergency Ponts and Telegraph The new memie Binocehiaro, who West Twenty-fifth ARE SHOWING NEW MODELS OF THE “FASSO"” CORSET, Marine, Admiral Me wn eck wakes Gee rinke ae MADE IN PARIS, AND THE “ESNAH” CORSET, MADE Bignor Raiperi in the post first ed to Slanor Bixwolati, leader of the Social fate Parliamentary group, but deci | ON THE PREMISES. A NEW LINE OF TRICOT CORSETS 4) bp him because, while he wald he was | Established 1840 | IS ALSO SHOWN IN VARIOUS LENGTHS ADAPTED FOR BEE he ren’ Government, te cous’ ner ; | TRAVELING AND HOME WEAR. Dring himself to adopt the g o fs eee ipaarien. of 5 Sapinet é Olt 1 (ef 10; CORSETS OF TRICOT, BATISTE, BROCADES, ETC, MADE } Stok an Wearing @ uniform « pocasions. t ich most ds ir, ible an TO ORDER TO MEET ALL REQUIREMENTS. BRASSIERES AND CORSET ACCESSORIES. | Misses’ and Children’s Apparel and exclusive materials, eh mit pees ARRESTED ON ROOFTOP. | Mre. C. FP. Hi Den! James ennett, ‘-uffeur for ates. | Collis P. Huntington, was caught on | the roof of an, apartment house at Geventy-sixth street and Li ston ave- Bue last night and taken to the East Bixty-seventh. street station, where he Wes locked up, cu.rged wivh being @ | eapiclous person. | George B. Janitor of the house, | came an nett nnd asked: was doing. Bennett replied: Woking around Across the avenue ts the Germ: Tate suggested that p nnett was peeping at the nu their rooms on the top floor of the} tal. Bennett denied this, At the | ke On account of Retiring from Business Continue the sale of their entire stock at Great Reductions including many distinctive style a “Pepe: To-morrow, a Specially Prepared Sale of MISSES’ & SMALL WOMEN’S GARMENTS | Suits of Moire or Satin, trimmed with black and white striped silk or solid 2 black, new peplum effect, lined with peau de cygne, $24.50 Actual Value $39.50 Dresses of Bordered Foulard Silk, light and d Empire Effect, | Dutch N Models, Actual Value $32.50 Dresses of Striped Messaline S B. Altman & Co. FURS, RUGS, TAPESTRIES AND CURTAINS RECEIVED FOR STORAGE at “I'm just FURS REPAIRED OR REMODELED. RUGS REPAIRED AND CLEANED, jon house he begged not to be | . ‘ a “ : ; J eee 1 * : + i ey aeniheciara pony f Ms saying It Would cont bine Silks, Dress Goods Hosiery, Unde rwear Suits and Waists LACE CURTAINS CLEANED AND STORED. in all desi be hades, baad embroidered, 4 1275 { MUUEEL tas vase ts ins oo Handkerchiets Gloves, Shoes White Goods . : pe Aetual’ Value $2000 : 1 se employ ef th : P : ; A : aIVi BAINST DAMAGE OR LOSS, AND clual Value $2 Huntington femnily “ior years \§ Ribbons Housekeeping Linens Lingerie An Carety AT Ce ee an Suits of Excellent Quality Serge SHIPPING NEWS. | Laces, Trimmings Cotton Dress Fabri Men’s F hi | ORDERS RECEIVED BEFORE THE AUTUMN SEASON FOR THE | Suits of ce ent Qua ity 5 rge, oe aace s ce} ess Fabrics Men’s urnis: 11n, , — 1 re _ | in white, navy, old blue and wood tan, rounded moire 72 | auauaNaa = " BS REPAIRING OR REMODELING a FURS WILL HAVE THE sailor collar, lined with peau de cygne, new model skirt. | 9, we) ‘ fue ie, BA : ADVANTAGE OF LOWER CHARGES. Actual Value $ ’ : Including ! | Our new building on West Twenty-second Street is now | Fifty Amenme, 34th and 35th Streets, New York completed, and the two entrances on that street will be | a ‘ found very convenient for Automobiles and Carriages. | | “FOLLOW THE CROWD” into The World’s “Want” New Spring Importations . : ; West 23d and 22d Streets which, having arrived in the store, they are obliged to offer at the same sweeping reductions. 48-50-52 West 23d Street ‘Sunday World Wants Work Monday Morning Wonders mupeenene