The evening world. Newspaper, April 7, 1911, Page 14

\Five Minutes Sometimes Makes A Big Difference If You Are Suffering the Tortures of Indigestion and Have to Wait Until Some One Runs to the Drug Stcre for a Box of Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets. GL TALKED TOO MUCH, NALED HERTO AGHA Brother-in-Law Says He Was Bound to Make Her Keep Quiet. Free Trial Package. enn FAdings, the of4 fobs man of | Preapect Park Borough, N. J., te await- trial to-day on a charge of aasauit Dattery, but it je euch an unusunt of asnault and batiery )'s fame in tet section will not be dimmed tor many a day. ‘Mise Barbara Raochtoid, Edingve | Gitterdn-law, is only fifteen years old. BBt ehe talks twice too much for a par oem of that age, accoming te Eddings, who 414 not hositate to tell her so when he came home from work with his ham- | mer ahd nails and saw, gil ‘The Stomech Welcomes Quick Relief, Me Aigeation, bat In other Eddings seized her, deposited her tn @ pine Kitchen chair and drove natis through her pre-Haster frock until she Wee surrounded by tenpenny wires and ff @eeurely held to the chair, where ner misther found her. BAdings said he was “only fooling,” ‘Dus Justice Shea held him for Special | Semsions $500,000 FOR JAP POOR. Okere Duplicate: Het -Don of the Emperor, TOKIO, April 7.—K. Okura has given | 00 to be devoted, with a slinilar | emount donated some time ago by the Himperor, to the redief of the poor and ofSipan, (IENNELL, Furniture Stores Ketablished Nearty Half a Century. Parlor Suites—High Quality—Low Prices 9 fortunate that for qi jurchases enable us to offer miny sets of very fine Parlor | ity are exceedingly cheap at the prices, r id Poe Op cy) Parlor Suites _fruges, nest Fhauhesat 5-Piece Parlor Suites from $30 to $150 WE FURNISH HUMES COMPLETE—CASH OR CREDIT. GEO. FENNELL & CO., 2209 3d Av., Bet. 120 & 121 Sts. | Ferniture, Rugs, Bedding. Bronx Store, 3d Av. & 149 St. Now and See. All-Wool Spring | Suits for Men, $11.50 to $16 All-Wool Spring, | | | i ‘ Overcoats for Men, $12 to $16 Dress and Business Overcoats, Silk-lined to Edges, $15 The few words printed above tell of a new era in the selling of clothing for men. No other store attempts such things. Few stores would care to do so if able. Pro too small! But we set out to prove it possible to sell ABSO- LUTELY DEPENDABLE AND CORRECT cloth- ing to men at prices corresponding to those they have paid for ill-fitting and shoddy clothing, We hope to be able to continue this policy in- definitely, though many of our friends wag their heads and say “It can’t last.” However, we are certain These Exceptional Values Will Last Through This Season. That has been provided for. only hope and be confident, Remember that these are all NI for us THIS SEASON. They are corre y they are worthy in workmanship, RUBBERIZED RAINCOATS FOR MEN, $8.50, instead of $13.50, $15 and $18 ‘These are NOT new, but were a part of last season’s stocks. Yet they are in perfect condition. Tan and dark gray. Nearly all sizes, As to the future, we can ft ts, made up as to style, just as All-wool Trousers, blue and black, $3.78; fancy, $2.75 Basement, New Building John Wanamaker Formery A, T, Stewart & Co, boii | Girls’ and Young Women’s $25 Suits A Little Information About Them and ' .-¥° _BYV ENING WURLY, FRIDAY, AFKIL Also About Easter Coats Just because $25 is a favorite price we have for this last busy week before Easter. taken particular pains to make unusual provision One group of blue and black serge suits at $25 were made up in his dull season by the tailor of our finest suits—even those we sell at prices ranging up to $70. This means not only that the materials are excellent French serges, the pretty gray linings fine and wel put in, and the finish generally what it should be, but that the suits are cut over young women’s patterns. If you have had suits cut otherwise you will be ready to appreciate these, with their smaller hips, shorter waists and youthful lines generally, , i There are at least eight more tailored styles of blue and black serge at $25 in the Girls’ Store, not to mention the scores of other suits between $18.50 and $70. Speaking of Coats For temorrow the following: Girls’ reefer coats at $6.75. end all full-lined. Sizes 6 to 14. Black in coats which are distinctly surprising at $7.75. Navy blue serge and gray and tan mixtures; all double breasted With their equare collars end cuffs of king's blue satin, and their big brass buttons, we suspect @ good many more than fifty girls would like them. Sizes are for 6 to 14 years. Navy biue or shepherd's check ccate at $12.75 have patent finished black belts and red or blue satin collars and cuffs. Nothing could Junior Girls’ topcoats, cut London atyle by a tailor of boys’ coate look more trig for girls between 6 and 12 yeare. We planned months ago to have these for Easter customers and know of nothing that quite equals them in quality at this price—$9.75. Sizes 13, 15 and 17. Second floor, Old Building. Special Easter Showing of Waists Pongee, [i Japanese Printed Crepe Waists, $5.50 Buying the importer’s Japanese squares of this Japanese printed fine cotton crepe, we can offer all sizes in our rich color combinations at $5.50. Only a very few, so please sec them ca rly. Pretty Net Waists, $5 Two uncommonly good models lined with Cina silk or jacquard silk and cotton. Attract- ively lace trimmed and with round necks and 34 sleeves. The Basement Store. Waists of character and_ originality —and behind that quality. Prices of pongee waists are $5 and $6.50. As most are copied from costly imported models, they give unusual style at moderate prices. Foulard, Net and Many Other Kinds Foulard Waists to Wear With Tailored Suits, $3.85 and $5 Unusual ones at $5—dainty stripes trimmed with h touch of green, blue dice patterns with green end spring like Delft blue, and navy trimmed with red. At $3.85 either black and white, navy and white, or Copenhagen and white. Wash Silk Waists, $5 Beautiful pale blue, striped white wash silk of heavy quality which will launder. Tailored man.-like style with collar of same, $5. * Chiffon Waists, $5, $5.75, $6.75 Laces and other pretty linings show through their chiffon and marquisette transparencies. High or round necks, some with embroidery and lace frills—many cclor combinations. Sample Lingerie Waists, $1.50 to $3 A few hundred waists, the designs seldom to be seen elsewhere in New York. Some hand embroidered, a few trimmed with linen lace—a ood variety of styles in more or less broken sizes; some that sold at considerably higher prices have been culled from our own stock, because down to two or three of a kind. $1.50, $2, $2.50 and $3. Third floor, Old Building. has Captured a Rare Prize for Easter Buyers, in the Form of 100 Women’s Suits Averaging $21.50 in Value, and as Many More that Average $25.75 in Value, to sell tomorrow at $15.75 Each These were secured from a maker whose output is several thousand suits a week. To him a loss on an over-production of a matter. But to women who secure these couple of hundred suits is a very minor admirable, high-class tailored suits‘at to- morrow’s price the occasion will be one of greatest interest. its are rich black satin costumes, a hand- ile suits, elaborate sailor co!lar models d braid; as well as simpler suits of black, pe serge; and quite a group of white and pencil striped white rerge suits. Among these su’ The styles may recall other suits which have been widely exploited elsewhere as “marvellous values et $25." But in this case the quality is all there, nothing having been taken out to bring the cost down to a desired limit. Women of 32 to 44 bust measurement may be fitted if they come early in the day, Saturday should be the busiest day of the Spring season in the Women’s Section. Saturday, Basement, Old Building. We Invite the Men to See Our| Spring Showing of Knitted Silk Scarfs Just spread out to view. Contributed by England and America. New weaves and combinations in such charming variety that it seems futile to attempt description in cold type. We won't try. Just take our word for it that this is) the finest grouping of knitted silk scarfs) in the history of the haberdashery shop. Nothing approaching it in all New York.) $2, $2.50 and $3. ALL THE OTHER SPRING| SCARFS ARE READY—We think! there are no such values elsewhere.| 50c to $2.50, | ~ : . | New Showing of English Collars | Some new ones you are sure to lile. Abound- ing in comfort and showing pleasing line-changes, | Two semi-lock types are particularly stri Though cut low in front, for comfort’s sake ere high in the back to conform with coat | the various ty | styl every satisfactori Your Easter Shoes Are Here, Sir and Madam And yours, too, little miss and young gentle- man, Twice the selection afforded by the usual small shoe shop. In sensibly shaped shoes that are quite as trim and much more graceful than certain “freak” shoes (shown in some shoe shops) that are evidently formed without regard for the lines of the human foot. And every shoe made especially for us, in quantities so large that economy attends every operation in their making. This means fullest value for the money. All the fashionable leathers and lasts to fit es of fect, in cach of these groups: At $3, the “Wanamaker Reliable’? shoes for women. At $3.90, the “Wanamaker Special” shoes for men and women, At $5 the “J. W."" shoes for men and women, At $6 and higher prices, shoes for men and women that rival custom: work in detail finish, . At $2.65 and $2, splendid shoes for boys and little men. At $2 to $3, girls’ shoes that combine service with A trained shoe-fitter to serve all who come. We recognize that fit is half of shoe satisfaction, Men's and Boys’ Shoes, Main floor, New Building. Women's and Girls’ Shoes, Main floor, Old Building. Two-trouser Suits for Boys -|Special Tomorrow at $7.50 @® $10 Round or square corners; former favor younger men, 25c, Instead of 35 Cents Black and colers, All sil h nd toes 25 cents, Maiy foor, ized cotton ui y Main floor, New Building. | ers} Saturday is Boys’ Day, and we always try to offer | them something that will make their visit to this store | more than worth while. So these suits are priced especially for tomorrow. 1 cheviots, Sizes 10 to 17 in double-breasted coat 14 in Norfolk jackets, These are fine little , with yokes and box pleats. maber, two pairs of knickerbockers with at the great feast of Spring for the boys. Everything w fine Clothes De Luxe to Main floor, New Building, MAKER 4, advil. East “H- 125th Warkat Carharle(o E. E. TURLINGTON, Vice-President Reorganization & Extension Sale This sale comes at a most opportune time for every mar who has clothes to buy. It presents an offering of only first-class garments —underprice at the season’s very beginning. Because the clothes are Hackett, Carhart clothes, which have been the standard for over half a century, this sale should interest you intensely. Men’s Suits Made to Sell This Spring at $16, $18 and $20 If you plan to spend $15 or $20 for a suit it will pay you well to first sce these at $18.50. The wideness of the choice you have may be inferred from the fact that there are over 70 different patterns and 15 new models, $ 50 1 3 Included are worsteds, cheviots and cassimeres in every correct ? ° Men’s Suits New Store shade of gray, tan and brown, in mixtures, in fancy weave blues and blacks and in hairline stripes. Sale price. i Men’s Suits Men’s $20 and 822.50 Suits..... $15.00) Men's $30 and 832,50 Suits... Men’s $22.50 and 825 Suits. Men's $265 and 828 Suits. . Men’s $28 and $30 Suits . $24.50 17.50 | Men's #82.50 and 835 Suits..... 27.50 19.50 | Men's 888 ang 840 Suits, . 31.50 21.50! Men's 840 and 845 Suits......, 34.50 The Big $3 Hat Boys’ Clothes THE IMPERIAL All wool blue serge Norfolk Suits, sizes 7 to 18 will be featured in all our stores. years 4.95 Every new shape and shade in | ° Imperial soft and stiff hats is | Double breasted mixture now on sale in our stores at 83. | suits, with 2 Hats Reduced knickers To make way for the “Im- | Finest blueserge Suits, with perial, ” every other #3 hat now | 9 air of knickers, 7.95, stock, bought for this Spring, . lstow valuredtio:. his Spring. | sizes 10 to 18 years. 1 75 Exceptionally low sale e ae prevail for call other These hats are in all the new joys’ apparel, including spring shapes aad colors.| very finest suits, now re- 85c a pair, Among them is the new popular | duced to $12.50, and re- broad brim derby, the most | duced prices for wash suits 3 pairs 50c popular hat for spring. aad juveailerauttas HACKETT, CARHART & Co. SINC, RETAILS 265 BROADWAY, NEAR CHAMBERS ST. 841 BROADWAY, CORNER 13TH_ ST. NEW STORE—125TH ST., NEAR 3D AV. Men’sFurnishings Over 12,000 open end and reversible scarfs, made of silks in this Spring's new designs, Men's 81.50 Shirts of this + Spring's Pree in striped and figured ma- dras . 85c Men's half hose of silk lisle in black, solid and fancy colors; regularly 25¢ and For your own convenience we urge you to come early. . NEW YORK NEWARK PHILADELPHIA BUFFALO OPPENHEIM, GLLINS.@ BROOKLYN Fulton and Bridge Streets, Brooklyn Misses’ Tailored Suits 14, 16and 18 year sizes, also suitable for small women. Of English Serge, Hairline Stripes, Shepherd Checks, Mixtures and Satin 15.00 18.00 22.50 25.00 5.00 7.50 9.75 8.90 11.75 13.75 2.95 3.95 5.00 2.00 2.95 3.95 Girls’ Spring Coats......... Sto 8 years Misses’ Spring Coats........ Misses’ Fancy Dresses.......14 to 18 years Girls’ Wash Dresses 8 to 16 years 4 to 14 years Long Coats for Women and Misses Special purchase of smart models of English and Storm Serge, Mixtures or Tussah, suitable for street, motoring or traveling $25 Women’s and Misses’ Coats $35 Women's and Misses’ Coats.............. .. 20.00 $40 Women’s and Misses’ Coats Trimmed Hats for Women 10.00 15.00 20.00 Various new styles, adaptations) of exclusive foreign models... Girls’ and Misses’ Hats New smart up-to-date models, for) school or dress occasions ) 3.50 5.00 7.50 Broadway, Fourth Avenue, Eighth to Tenth Street | JOHN WANA Formerly A. T, Stewart & Co., Broadway, Fourth Avenue, Eighth to Tenth Street. Sunday World Wants Work Monday Wonders