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

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Company THE EVENING WORLD, “WOMEN SHIVER INLD AS HOME ty Resi | Acker, Merrall & Condit. 1820 Quacity Groceries—Moderate Prices Doren Each EGGS <txtra setected Frest 20 BU ITERA inest Creamery per Ib 26 ment | Tomatces Nereca— Extra Jersey —No. 3 Can 1.35 .12 tee | Peas-a.M.&G,, Early June—No. 2 Cans 130 a1 | Corn Fancy Maine, Tender and Sweet—No. 2Cans..1.30 .12 Tis t : | Olives—Fx.1 10 oz, bottles 2.00 .23 , Stetied ssl Coffee Plantation Mellow and delicious, per tb .25 ‘ Pineapple Hawaiian Sliced No. 215 Cans 2.75 .25 Apricots or Peaches Fancy Califorais 2.25 .20 SAM. & C.-Pure Pruit-10 02, Glass 2.7. 5 Can be selected witt any of the TEN BLY? the style that will p' Remember this: the some novelties in the ric our. You can tet your the question of * which » Lad ies’ Style No. 1288 $3.00 EAST SID | 20 Ave. and 122d St 34 .0., 86th and S7th Streets 3d Ave., thand 15lst Haba Bowery ,nr.Broome St. | “ CHILDREN’S Footwear Our grea the co title fe | ing. for HT arc | | child and parent. ve tainty of VP STORES hest and most tastet faney “run riot,’ to take." Easter ey will please both | BROOKLYN STORES { | Broadway, bet, Park | and Bl treets Fulton B'wa; satisfaction in a certainty of you af the price you want to pay. are hundreds of new designs, hand ful edects of the there will be only Men's Style > Ne. 462). J, 10 BE $3.50 P STORES | SHOES IN EVERY GRADE “FOR ALL THE FAMILY * THURSDAY, APRIL 13, WOMAN CHIEF OF POLICE. Wes “Best Values at the Lowest Prices.” 3d v Ave. y) Matchless Savings Here Friday m2 Girls’ White Em- : broidered Dresses 1 95 Made from a beautiful quality of all over embroidery, Dutch or high neck; the greatest value ever offered in a white dress. Can't be duplicated here under 3.98; sizes 6 to 14. Boys’ Biue a e Suits : z ihe 98 NEWI 1, Kan, Api Mrs B. Altman & Ca. SPRING STYLES IN WOMEN'S AND MISSES’ SUITS AND DRESSES, COATS, WRAPS AND BLOUSES, TRIMMED MILLINERY. > Tiberculosis May Be Cred YOUNG MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING AND GENERAL FURNISHINGS. Here Is a Patients Own Story of How He Was Cured. To-morrow we again otters you our ' A SALE OF TRIMMED HATS FOR MISSES tr A special confirmation Neate ated suit, N Wavced as illustrated, blue wool t ca ' : not be matched anywhere under 3.98. The AND CHILDREN tailoring is faultless to the smallest detail Sizes arc from 9 to 16 years; alata, . } —— Women’s Taffeta Jackets WILL BE HELD TO-MORROW (FRIDAY), CONSISTING All silk S 's Mak 2c piiesony 4 auaranteed Hning emtreldered shan all color, also" bios tnd TOO) OF FRENCH AND DOMESTIC MODELS, ie Mack ney vate 398. Ql Cluster: Puffs Rarer Nts Grd oieucinas sizes 14 to 46 * ard moon, 25 to a set, all \ id a 1 " Boys’ Telescope Hats vai “Moire Ribbon AT THE SPECIAL PRICES OF $4.50 & 6.75 . All wool, felt hats, special i ts aro er colors navy, red, brown, gai ‘ Misses’ Hose Reta ‘Beads i Mercerized lisie, black, white or tan |Silver heart, crucifix and chain, J) aii My nix high spliced heel and toe 15 beads of wh pitt light blue 5 - sizes 6 to 10; value .25 . and coral; wort! 2 ‘ 7 Of % Ay : ' Misses’and B. Aitmait & Cx. ae Juniors’ Dress Hat's DIRECT ATTENTION TO HE NEW MODELS CF THE “FASSO" * 2.98 Misses’ , " Semi-Dress Hats 1.79 i stylish straw mush- | A pretty soft effect hood hat; made rimmed with a ros- of satin finished Jap straw braid; ribbon |trimmed with velvet wing, edged . white, Colors black, white, CORSET MADE IN PARIS, AND THE * | MADE IN THEIR OWN WORKROOMS SNAH" CORSET, BRASSIERES OF TRICOT, LACE, EMBROIDERY, ETC., AND CORSET ACCESSORIES OF ALL KINDS ARE IN STOCK. MENTION IS MADE OF AN IMPORTED HIP CONFINER OF A SPECIALLY WOVEN OPEN MESH FABRIC. 1.79 vith’ silk cord regular 3.98. burnt and cardinal; regular 2.49. CORSE[S MADE TO ORDER OF TRICOT, BATISTE, Women’s Pumps Misses’ Shoes BROCADES, ETC. Velvet and patent oe ather, Cuban | T: Russia calf, high cut, but- venue hela: ss » 125'" ; sizes 11 to.2; spe 1.98 | | Fitth Avenue, 34th aud 35th Streets Now York. No Raat $l a Month; The “art” of not cecings A NOSEGAY OF SONG HITS mists’ devote a $11.50 10% Discount If You IN “LITTLE MISS FIX-IT” great deal of time and instruction to “the art of cook- Prefer to Pay Cash |Nora Bayes and Jack Norworth’s Clever ing’. But in many In either Golden Oak or Ballads Being Whistled and Hummed instances the real Mahogany Finish. Made for! comfort and long use. Fine by All New York broad arms and prettily carved | legs, good cushions, covered i in| velour. Many others in allstyles. | | Pay 25c Weekly or 50c!| Fortnight1y if more convenient. | Col'ector sent if requested. | Everything forEvery Room Furniture, Carpets, Rugs, Mattings, Etc., ice Boxes, Lamns, Ciozks, Go-Carts, Kitchenware, Etc. art would be not to cook but to buy 2 TURN OFF YOUR LIGHT, MR. MOON-MAN Soups They give you all the home quality—the flavor and richness and body- building nourishment— without the drudgery. And even the money-expense is ‘ Try them for, yourself, prove how true this is. 21 kinds 10c acan Just add hotzwater, bring toa boil, and serve. and Low Prices Marked in Plain Figures On Everything in Every Department | Sopyrigne MoM x by What the Cri.ics Say About Josurn ; £ | the New Success at the Globe Look for the Salesmen to show the goods, but the goods sell themselves. | A¥elln aes in the N.Y. World sx red-and-white R t night astronomers who went to the e ‘ Theatre last night found Nora Bayes label Acres of Floor Space Open Saturday Evenings | APOSEE DIE HO ATECEAEE Hie ers ment. After a while, when she » Turn Off Your Light Mr. M Jack Norworth, the gazers willing to have ° $30 worth for 50c a week fee coor, veianin, Satine $100 «6% SE 5g ee ws enough, to dispense with help from movi 0 Ing $200 © << $2506 «« ps (A Musical Nosegay. ‘harles Darnton in Eve, World said: THAT YOUR ENTIRE $1,000“ * $12,506 «« eg eR AEE, AB by Mise Bayes and FAMILY NEEDS FOR Easter Jack Norworth, who shares with her the black type set ‘ ‘There's ‘Vve a Payable by the month if more convenient. We will open an account for any amount on rroportionate terms, No limit, small or large. do not lay elai 07 Men MitasMant (a vaertanae Te Lede Stysisl cut, well made 10°, Discount if You joint-work, One of the hap and a pe wiranteed. If you Prefer to Pay Cash in th is when here, you not only sings id My Billie ae Dl Atl INE atieen Ba No extra charge of any kind. smiling atchy"’ All’ Songs. The Eve. Mail said:—"T he saving grace Nora Bayes and Jack Norworth, and her songs. Bight numbers by ell worke wd out and in Miss Bayes » Strawberries’ CREDIT STYLES THE LATEST MATERIALS THE BEST Den an ace ou and at th Cowperthwait@ Sons : ESTABLISHED 1807 | He) Turn Off Your Light Me Moc A Popular Two-Ste N. ¥, Bun saldine' “The atageare the hit ot the ploc | cand in Swed to be a most popular The be ME Your Light Mr. “Moon: Man,” stare ‘I've @ which turns out awherries.’ The Only Bit of 1 ZEITZ e- 0 at a In all of them Miss I ayer re and all were encored is far would 4, @& Pp kK R Ww ® Ch h m Sq. permit, Mr. Norworth’s sang ‘Months and Months’ wor lenty.” TARSHIS ar ‘Gh tc Aha took a N.Y Tins = Ath the a eriiia ed inane titte Pacer enn e writ aye « orworth themselves and iss Paves 51 Ye £35 Fulton St, Opp. Elm Ph to en row TU A Ten ey Hh ROH NAPS Ly he ane Wp BROOKLYN Also at wae $e 2212 to 2224 Third Avenue (Cor, 121st St.) Seed fice Reve Coake ublty Eo Response tg Sunday World Wants Work WORLD HELP WANTS EE ER Monday Morning Wonders’ * sysmommereriyey ywomeemareereneennn ins Premertaanene men = a