The evening world. Newspaper, May 17, 1911, Page 5

THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 17, Double ZA Green Trading Stamps With Purchases Before 12 0’Clock No “SONNI TION WITH GREENHUT-Si TWO MAMMOTH oy B.GREH No Charge for Alterations on Women’s and Misses’ Apparel Until Further Notice. | ana Coyle of the Central Office, who| |wut him formally under arrest and took jhim to Headquarters. Later he was PGI LARCENY transferred to court to be arraigned. — | Mrs. Rerbrick was waiting there for| him, She #aid that she lived on fnver- |frotoy var asa Raat woman at a Hrook- She asserted nt store. that her pile deserted her some | | time ago, leaving her to support their two children, a boy of seventeen and girl of fourteen, She charged that | le was now living in Jersey with an-/ olver Woman to whom, 80 she said, he ¢ | had been married anes Refuses to} ‘ries Other Marriags. am fot married to the other nan,” sald Berbrick, “and it was by nent with my! wife that we parted, n of us being Catholics, we cannot vorced, but It Was arranged some | ANY OTHER STORE EL COOPER @. BOTH SIDES OF 67AVE. UT Pres. _ 187419" STS.NEW YORK want them, and at the right price. promptly and accurately. If you telephone, call Chelsea 4000, please. Hats Trimmed Free. ised Sales | \., man, Despite His Plea, ago that @ sult for @ separation | , Te er * td be brought." WANTS HIM PUNISHED. | "sithougn it did not develop tn court, ltt was stated that Berbrick had sned resting admissions to the Jersey City He as quoted as saying that Establis! for having goods delivered to fictitious Establis! ents Too Many. sddvesses might be bared, The woman ablishments Toc Many. at the Palisade avenue address was omeneisamensenne quoted as saying she had never heard of the existence of the Brooklyn Mrs. | As Joseph J. Berbrick; a traveling | Ber ®alesman, was entering Ahe Ce t to-day to answer a ond larceny, his wife, wood oking you Special Sale, on Thursday, at Handsome New Styles of Pongee and Broadcloth We show a sketch of a NEW AND GRACEFUL WRAP which -is authoritatively marked as THE LATEST AND BEST COAT for dress as well as for general street wear. The most favored fabrics of this season—pongee and broad- cloth—are the materials of which these coats are made. Lines of grace distinguish them, and their universal utility is evident. By way of further description: Model is full length with kimono sleeves; deep square collar and turn-back cuffs of black satin, collar handsomely ornamented with buttons and braid loops; front fastens with two large fancy buttons. The colors include tan, gray, light blue, rose and Copenhagen in broadcloth; also an excellent silk tan pongee. NO CHARGE FOR ALTERATIONS. French Serge 58. h5% Short Coats, Made in a plain, well-tailored model; hip-length, semi- fitting effect; notch collar; coat sleeves lined throughout with gray Liberty finish satin. Black only. A NOTABLE VALUE IN SHORT COATS. In Our Millinery Salon And the Values—From $5 to $25—Are Absolutely the Best in Greater New York Excellent as was our exhibition of modish millinery at the be- ginning of the season, the variety now shown surpasses it by far. Dresses to give the police further | n investigation of Mra, Ber- | juntil Friday. ‘The Magistrate Axed bond {at $2,000, Berbrick was locked up for the time being. § ed him ond » add a charge of bigamy. ight of her the husband hekl a8 appealingly and began to| Every prevailing whim has been catered to, and there are hats copied from imported models (in our own workrooms), which will “go with” any Summer cos- tume—tailored hats, dress hats, teens hats, lace hats, mourning ats. In addition to the constant new arrivals we are now holding a great reduced-price sale of pri tically all the hats in our collec- tion. Economies range from $5 to $25—according to your selec- tion. This is decidedly a good time to visit this world-famous Millinery Store of ours. (MAIN Building, First Fleer.) $14.75 you know you don't more trouble for me.” blazed and her voice ered. ALTERATIONS another woman, and I be- ve married her,” she said. jer you have or not you are a jaw in staying under the sano roof with her, You left me and| ‘0 children to sta nd now you e to let you of ning to Magistrate ‘Appleton, she fold Judge, I hope you will punish this man to the law's limit. All the love I ever bore him has been turned to hate | rontempt by his conduct and I will | ae 3 hi, h-grade Gronks Now ¥, ok ‘ e » any : Rotten) MP eos Engraving ||" ai A erred” ||“ orese Goods Shey op ey ma Wednmouncements, “At Shirts Repuler. § it robs ai Civ. everal dare aro arthur Oppen- I PALE RIPE Home’ and Visiting | | Most unusual trade. cit-| | $1605 ete 75D | eaten a1 Sock ee ot 2 RHEINGOLD Eairasing-—at Very} | svoct the eeogether rewate | | uae ae serge atas value 79C Herbrick before Magistrate Moderate Prices. No concern can give you better work or a greater variety of the fashionable letter-styles of the day. Samples and estimates sent on request. Monogram Stationery, Correspondence Cards able sale of excellent negligee shirts. Tlte special prices for Thursday's selling are less than the cost to the manufac- turer. Your choice of Sum- mer's most popular styles in Percales and Woven Madras in Hundreds of Patterns Assortments also include silk-striped and plain mercer- ized soft shirts with collars attached, or neckbands, and double soft link cuffs. SOME of these shirts have been slightly soiled in making, but a trip to the laundry will make them PERFECT. We have divided the big purchase for quick and easy selection into 54-inch Cream Storm Serge—- with black hair-line stripe; $1 arade....... 59c 52-ineh Black Diagonal All- wool Suitings—$1.25 grade. 65¢ 42-inch All-wool Shadow Stripe Black Serge—8c qual- ity. 69c 52-inch Imported Black Mo- hair Sieillan—75¢ quality. 50¢ 38-inch Black All-wool Poplin —8Sc grade. . 50c 36-inch Imported Black Mo- hair Brillinntine-—-49c grade 35¢€ 40- and 54-inch Imported and Domestic Dress Fabrics— $1 and $1.50 grades 59c 40-inch Black Chiffon Voile— 78c grade 50c 44-inch Imported Cream Sicilian extra silky finish; 98¢ grade 59c 40-inch Imported Cream Ba- formed Ph a case (24 bottles). Brewed by S.Liebmann’s Sons, Brooklyn. Visitors welcome at brewery. runk and its contents, valued at) and refused to return ghom n being notified that he was ac- Berbrick volunteered, 1t is said, to waive extradition proceedings, and | come to New York. Ry arrangement he or Writing Paper 100 Wedding Invitations or An- nouncements—in script; limit of 10 lines; on superfine wedding plate ) AGL. with inside and_ outside ey GBR to match; 5750 Stamped to order with your mono- ram in any combination of two or bad [eave Cards and New Plate—| three initials, and a selection ot 20 ccpere in script, name 715¢ complete exposi- tion of the Le pict arts, history, biography, geography and general literature. It has HUNDREDS OF ILLUSTRATIONS (many of themin color) and the latest maps. FIVE LARGE VOLUMES, bound in cloth so strongly that they will bear a lifetime of continuous use. A welcome edition to ANY library, and a MARVEL AT THE PRICE, Box contains 24 cards with pe, or you may have 24 of paper with envelopes. in the popular cloth finish and stamped as above in any color; your choice at... 33c lis! ‘name only 50 Cailing Cards, ‘and New Plate— Foremost Clothiers Since 1845 | engraved in block type; $ hee admirable lots ’: For ONE DOLLAR MORE fice elon Oc Si d Id or sil 39 three a Nearly 6000 Spring and | IN| | octane noo ame oi aa eae 300 590 & 79c habe name et bund | | «nh Awa ck rn fe) own plate; Thursday, in more than one color ’ & Q a Nita Sain mar 8 i : Summer Suits reduced © gaa vee ee e| The aie remains our propery. | | “411 Sizes in This Sale | | *""" tuning tn Adsl.’ | | “iantine'stgaalty (MAIN Building, Fourth Floor.) rab Building, Fourth Ploor.) (MAIN Building, Main Fl 4.50 to 10.00 el] But a trifle more than a year ago there was organised, in response @ (J) to the insistent demands of lovers of fine clothes in various parts [21] fall of the country, the Smith Gray & Co. special tailoring department. (73) So spontaneous was the response that six weeks before Easter the business had attained such proportions as to require the services of our entire tailoring organization. Meanwhile, thousands of suite, which should have been on our countere four weeke since, are only ready now. To us they arc surplus stock and must be 90 treated. Instead of waiting until July or August, we elect to make the reductions NOW. Included are fal of every weight, color and design—more 200 in all—in sixt wo and three button modele—full lined, half lined and quarter lined--two and three piece suits for men, young men and boys. *Tis your opportunity. 15.50 1 (MAIN Building, Basement.) Women’s *4 and $5 Black Satin Foot-Mould Pumps, Thursday, at $3.25 Every woman who reads this advertise- ment will be interested in this sale, because|on the latest medal lasts, of the of its extraordinary values. Everything| finest grade of slipper satin; med- bearing the p —Foot-Mould—is well}ium short vamp; two-inch Cuban known for its high quality; hence the note-|heels; flexible welted soles; flat worthy price-reductions for Thursday's |silk ribbon bow; all sizes and » selling become of striking consequence. | widths, The “Garwood” at °215 Is “an Honest Piano’ Itis honestly built, from wire to case. Of its class and at its price, IT'S THE BEST. PIANO-VALUE ON THE MARKET, ee It pos- sesses richness of tone and perfection of scale. 5 Down and Small Monthly or “weekly PaymentsWill Bring One to YOUR Home No charge for cartage, and NO INTEREST. Revolving stool and cover FREE. 50 Women’s Sample Oxfords and Pumps—samples from a well-known manufact for regular for regular 6“ 6 semana Uaatecel acoaar canalitns saseseata neaiat styles; page | 20.00, 22. 50 and 25.00 22.50, 25.00 and 27.50 e : aiawe Stylish leather, every toe-shape and every heel-he eight; either hand-turned or Goodyear. $ nave ao . sey welt soles; being samples the sizes are princi a 344, 4, 445 and §; not a pair (el - uits ; Suits Pl Pi 4° if the tn Sie Mot ‘worth less He $3; some valued fairly oe to BS 50 and $4; a | 65 | ct it. ice at.. i) ent Turtted tain ‘a mant, Mee you may chow ftom ayer-I 1ano, a an ene isi hl pel ort () high grade een dyed and serge over one hundred styles of ex- Seventy-five dollars more wouldn't iA a better player-piano of any [ja] woreteds, cheviots, clusive weave velours, fine wor- | other make. In musical quality it has no equal at or near its price. => crashes and hosneapune t inallthe steds in all the new grays, tans, { ms $ $ Bench, cover and 6 rolls of (2) new grays, tans, browns and olives, browns and fancy weave Sold on 157%" Down 10 © nusic FREE. No Interest fell blues—hair lined pencil and blues, and blue serges of finest Terms of Month on deferred payments, (MAIN Building, Fourth Floor.) GREENE Everything for the Hom fancy weave stfipes and checks, Australian wool—excellent gar. and blue serges. ments, The models include over Models in over a dozen correct # dozen different distinctive styles for men and young men. styles for men and young men, ‘Our regular 20.00, 22.50 and 22.50, 25.00 and 27.50 would be 25.00 standards. considered reasonable for these 22.50 27.50 for 27.50, f00 a1 and 32.50 Groceries, Meats &e. “Highest quality at lowest moncy-saving prices’ that’s the watchword in our Big Grocery Store. We sell mo roceries than any other store because most people find our Pure Food Store THE MOST ECONOMICAL in New York. We prepay freight charges to all railroad stations, and our city and suburban free wagon delivery service is very prompt. We fill all mail and telephone orders quickly and accurately. If you telephone, ask for Chelsea 4000. worsteds frorn the world’s best Beautiful imy weavers. The new exclusi a in ailk chain effects on [(2) lity, large tump— 1911, sa opkcmetied , If You Cannot Conveniently Make’ a Personal Visit to the Big Store send your orders by mail or by telephone, with perfect con- fidence that you will receive “the goods you want, when you Experienced shoppers take charge of every order, whether received by mail or by wire, and each is carried out Pies tnmlone Sos He Sangh Ge = H|Women’s Cape Coats 312. 755 | New Hats Are Shown Daily Women’s A Charming Style of Excellent Voile Feat- ured for Thursday at NO CHARGE FOR for regular I - fresh Butterine H-O Tea Specials Suits 35.00 and 37.50 letke's high grade SELF-RISING | BUCKWHEAT FLOUR SOc TEAS. ‘ ’ ’ [ ‘ Hb. pkee Db int, Neat atriotiy free goede Bap. caaay, 43¢ YOU'LL have use for it AT aut ei nernres Suits , Demonstrations in Our sf" ote ‘Bet Tom ems | | ea “Ge |] | ONCE MORE use for win styles of velours, flannels, Sax. In this assortment of over HA St KOHLER'S ALMOND BARS 23 large Kocktas, 40° TEAS Le | a week— iS’ si Ss H tained 6 reg. levee. rc 3 ibs aed I . Wie ea teccial bak Saami neoed aa coments SHOWING HOW TO MAKE HOU::EKEEPING craeyer ‘6% Laundry Starch it's a WONDER of chic beauty — ick shades, olive, Broadway at Bedford Av. EASIER DURING HOT WEATHER \ cameo Ask for Smoked Meats me, LA Green Trading Stamps- ountain aualiey ; We Give Them % 1 one of a number of models at the gray and brown grounds; Glen {fll | (Main Floor and Basement, GREENHUT Building ) VIRGINIA PEANUT BACON 9 35e 25e | | same price, selected trom a grand Yancy blues and cricketi \. s, overplaid stripe weaves =>) / p Mieside ‘Chairs . 29c ou joing 3 collection now on view. 2] nel stripe weaves, in English soft fancy blues. fel Freed Oi Felntings— “Paul and #19 Fireside Cha $12.50 Suoxk BARR ME 14140 || SerERISING FLOUR for meting pan. | CHICKEN CONSOMME SOUP O50 Made of bisck or navy_ voile, S| roll and plain lapel modele—in ‘These wonderful values are (gl leginia! and other pops go 75 Paci Giikciny ian’ Ne. Cakes, mutfing and gems; rg take Bq | ae with white stripe; designed wit faq) Over @ dozen distinctive styles standard priced af 35.00 end nen oki Pains ce’. aves nn Wardrobe Box Divans $16 HW _ be packene 7 kimono sleeve, net yoke and col- ‘=; Motor Clothes for Owners and Chauffeurs. Curtaine—palr Porch Shades ai S3C and MHL Haze WeSTHHIALTA STYLED De Terib, oes 29c | | Freshly Roasted © fichu 7 fe $52.50 Theo. Haviland Dinner mare DANAHY'S CELERRA pOWELI'S hiAKFAST COCOA reshly Roasted Coltee Skirt is trimmed with taffeta a] Aute Clothes Book on Request. viee 124 pieces; gog 59 High-Grade Wilton Rugs in a Mill HAMS cal 18¢ } |] nore. sleno corree De bends and narrow. plated: fumes = e ar Lot-Sale at About |) Regular Prices, vein BREAKFAST COCOA” 296 bit tants Con” DQe of seltsmateritl EN DLES ib «' ALSO. Smith Gray & Co. Be Sure to See Our Inexpensive LA zak astra ise sist br POPULAR’ PLEND COFFEE” QE ASNORTMENT. OF TUB AND a mann 2) ET PNICHINGOG y coce 0 ‘ LINGERIE DRESSES ‘in newest ‘Two Brooklyn Stores: Two New York Stores: “MODEL COTTAGE” FURNISHINGS athttostts' aGvAL BUTCH the i ING CORFE Summer fashions, priced at Broadway at Warren St. (GREENHUT Building, Second Floor COCOAm#eg. 28. can HeaD Rati ‘corte 35c $ Py ry r FultonSt.,atFlathush Av. is / Latrtedtorsty ral ra , TEES REET OETA FOUNTAIN “BREAKFAST 17c 1 s5¢ 1,95, *2.95, *3.95,*5 wptntay Sth Av., Bet, 27th & 28th Sts, W—* Details of these sales are printed in today’s Evening Journal, | a (MAIN Balding, Third Floor) MAIN Building, First Floor.) SS SORES