The evening world. Newspaper, May 19, 1911, Page 10

EE St Se eR PUIVAVE war ; ‘ vam vantay niganow 30 ore THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MAY 19, 1911.' BROOKLYNHOSPITAL HADN'T HAD DRINK, << 2°.yiee SSSSSS SSS S55 5555555555 : | ee OE a i a ‘ i tht ; (ca 4 PLANS ADDITIONS TO. RE SAID, BUTJURY =, Z enn r i eee Saturday’s Exceptional Bargains ca) u GOST $1,000 000, SMELIED-HE LOST. 2°-°"":ce:| qvomns and Mies Deans |B WICUS UU) OLE By RUDE ries ine “se vite Women’s and Misses Dresses e Foremost Clothiers Since 1848, ee | comer Fat" he Ae , Made of pure linen o* French Repp, in all the newest shades, Bodice ics Weve New Bui sie| Miller {8 Sorry Now He ‘Took utr: sapeared|| andl tattom of hit lt ered or made of eyelet embroider Smith Gray & Co. Clothes mean more to eW UHAAgS tO ev Bae be bes 4 Nd . Also Drew of silk fancy Lin ” Ic Erected on Raymond Street Court’s Dare 10,000 at gerie in hand embro' 50 SPECIAL. S75 ie you to-day than ever before. Side of Institution Suit. ol Women’s Gowns Lawn Collars ‘) Never has the fabric assortment been so wide— ——~= | = * od 2 bi J Gowns wilh mbinn- DET A! Laws. vatltd ollars; al Never has the tailoring standard been so a. | ‘ Ae. \ noM aceore >. tions of sheer nainsook trimmed nicely trimmed with Venetian ra N h e the styles been so all embrac g— Deviate ant vag a4 MRS. EDDY'S INTENT with profusion of Val. lace and em large assortment of (S ever hav e sly S anapunced the, Roard ot WOT VOINED BY LAW, | Wowie wwrinilonwn 875 isto. won ooveus gg 1 Never have the values equalled those of NOW. & A - ; t ‘ Swe teelve ht ; P More complete, more comprehensive than in all our history, the Smith Gray & Co. fabric (¥ iiioegs sa ie armpae ret ot i. omen’s Pumps Children’s Dresses | a orien; «ziodies ihe ben sors of the moti ferret raerhip attaned ater waty- Of ‘the present extensive h n vet Pumps: Child White Lawn Dresses S . six years by « unified organization, which bas confined itself to the tailoring of only SE de frowns , i q ad Weele; equate aeck an ahi @ a Gray Fd ae Aju J bas) Le tala SL LO kc Al tf Re Tees Batten these bulldings wa ‘ q sp P Oo tal styles, Fifth Avenue styles— . ft in July fens broidery _ insertions, <2) Smith Gray & Co. values represent the cumulative economies of sixty-six years of manu- A building for nv 2! an of Osfords in pin tucks, wide em fa facturing our own clothes, of direct distribution through our own stores—in fact. they pares, i follow as soon ee tin latest spring flounce; sizes 2 to 6.9 t to you more for your money than {fs possible iu any other than those ideal conditions whic ~ can be raised 1 a rea naa Pe 2:50 Vrine $9.00, SPEC E9) prevail in the Smith Gray & Co. stores : planned include ket a bit of atyles. SPECIAL Value 83.00, SPECIAL cw z ° e butlding, private Me Pe eee Men’s Negli Shirt oS Smith Gray & Co. clothes are consistently priced at 18.00 to 50.00 ica) future ward, nur Sr aeticeia |. cnet en's Negligee irts Fa Wegtel butting, Con that ld snpeesion und mattas; lenge vanity of colorings; » 5,000 Spring and Summer Suits Reduced a eh, any Sain nt wa coat style; cuffs attachedor detached. Value 81.95, § . &7e 4 50 to 10. 00 ore MCR GHA cane (8 Wh) Jon L. M. BLUMSTEIN, 125th Street, Between 7th & &th Av 6 eve At @ meeting of the was named to begin sary, construction Another meeting to discuss plans £ the work and the busidings. It is « of contributions to ty promised The Smith Gray & Co. wholesale special tailoring department, or: ized less than a year sir for the purpose of providing fine clothes for those residir istance, had.up to six w before Easter, scored such a tremendous success that we were left no choice but to turn our entire tailoring organization over to the filling of orders, and in consequence thousands of suits which should have been in the Smith Gray & Co. stores four and five weeks ago, are only ready now. To us they are su disposal, and so, the r made NOW. If you would participate, if you would be sure of finding just the fabric In just the model, REMARKABLE CLEARANCES MONDAY AND TUESDAY All Remaining TRIMMED HATS on 3d Floor at 5.00 See Sunday American for Details lus stock, and the Smith Gray & Co. policy demands their invmediate juctions for which you ordinarily wait uniil late July or August are (ea plied Miller Have an _-——_ pine thing to drink during the fF; je! 23d STREET, West maar a oe PA STRET Ne oat [aaa eae a HIS HEAD SEVERED | o--2 —— Values 20.00, 22.50 and 25.00 Values 22.50, 25.00 and 27.50 Hondsomely embroidered Cluny in- portion, REGULAR 5.95 VALUES High grade yarn dyed and serge weave vorsteds, excellent velours, worsted cheviots, es, serges and homespuns in all the new Exclusive , fine 1 . ind ns, new olives and by © and stripe we THE HOUSE OF INDIVIDUALITY’ BY ELEVATOR IN cra grays, tans, browns and blues; also neat effects blues —silk on black grounds and fancy weave blues. You ure stripes on black grounds, in exclusive iS may chocse from hairline, pencil and fancy » new club and pin checks, new stripe rt) er $ weave stripese diamond weave checks, neat ideas and plain wale weaves, and blue serges = | overplaid and check designs; many specially of finest Australian wool—an unusually at- (& woven fabrics in smart new designs, only to tractive assortment of high grade garments. 3) heenaiiielcere | New Houses A CHARMINGLY be had in the Smith Gray & Co. stores. The The models include over 3 ent © | DIVERSIFIED models include over a dozen correct styles for George Murray, a superintendent em- Move into oneof our 286 DRESSES 6 1 01 en; ar cen ployed by the Fuller Construction com: Mf Brooklyn houses. Pay COLLECTION OF hey POLARS ST IC Cn ee fan, sond at a ortoce tne ate Ml as each month what FOR AFTERNOON AND PARTY WEAR 5 a ind cerer i santero now pay tn. weet : Suits 22.50 Suits 27.50 " rij Church and Vesey streets, waiting for andasmall sumdown. | SELECTED WITH THE UTMOST CARE | a¢ Values 27.50, 30.00 and 32.50 Values 35.00 and 37.50 ai) an elevator to take him through the) Hl At the end of a few DIRECTLY FROM THE RENARD LINES High grade velours, flannels, Saxony cassi- Here are fabrics from the foremost fine (f= Meuing on a tour of inspection | years you own the e meres, English and Scotch weave worsted weavers domestic and foreiah: jncludeil are ie “Well, an hour and a hal . | 1 8 e des is =H bullaing will be finished, “ne anid. tune (fh house clear. -REGULARLY SELLING AT paseaars | cheviots, clear finished and mill finished ellk mixtures and silk stripe designs on blac! worsteds; an assortment of exclusive fabrics from the world’s very best weavers such as is seldom shown even though you paid the full regular prices. New high brown shades, new hop sack weave blue Oxfords, new metal grays, new and exclusive olive and brick shades, neat grays, silk mixtures and fancy blues. grounds—standard garments at 35.00 and 37.50—exclusive wale weaves, in silk chain effects on gray and brown grounds—hand- some English worsteds in beautiful grays in Glen checks, overplaid stripes and step weaves. There are also new brown stripe weaves of finest unfinished worsteds and smart new tng to some workinen, “and !t will go! on record as the first sky scraper in | New York that didn’t have a serious | accident in ft while it was being con- | structed. Good heavens what was | that?” | exclamations was 15.00, 16.50 AND 19.75 NONE C0. D. NO MAIL ORDERS. These houses are valued at $4,250 to $6,500; within 30 minutes of City Hall; a5c fare. Write, call or "phone for list No. 1. REP TWENTY DISTINCTIVE MODELS REPRESENTED—SHOWING EVERY IMAGINABLE ‘aured by A} There aro also the newest Seeeeune) flannel Fetter Aedes of fancy June hoe msi te S head) iy fa g ost at his F - jials: Hf Ser rT i . new diamond checks, new include the entire range of Smith Gray & Co. ee teet.. tea boa? ik “t of : fauiee | [a ror, bi By gy -e FASHION, Materials: Foulards, Marquisettes; Serzes, Bannocesurn twist weaves, plain wale weave distinctive styles—here ave suits which have (ex The glazier was Robert Fairweath g ef Cotton Voiles, Linen, Lingene dered Chambray, Eyelet Embroidered Waists, etc | and fancy strine weaves. Included are the attained the very highest possible standard ral twenty-nine years old, of No. 9 Irving AL | smart Smith Gray fe Co. Enel sole ioe in Fen) Noesaacees loring: =the values are (U2) jersey Cit He was p ca Ff 4 | odels—without padding, and also with just ¢ standard at 35.00 and 37.50. are i the "aber ah ee avenicr anes 60 Liberty St., N.Y. ALL SIZES FOR WOMEN, MISSES and SMALL WOMEN wae of padding. There are also a dozen (ex Telephone 7440 Cortlandt YOUTHS’ LONG TROUSER SUITS ‘on the twelfth floor, The ¢ shaft was open as he was le fe) OF} models for men and young men who do not care for the English soft shoulder idea—the __ Tailored in the Smith Gray & Co. shops, | | | ene rr ae ee raceme : i f rey Ni styled by the Smith Gray & Co. expert design- ; , : 1G) kaewn, Oat SOR ttt aumenet thasents ers of youths’ clothing: made from excellene ' wet . 1, i igh grade jours and jue serges; sizes 1 4 THE WAYNE | TH AT SET AT $10. | vous savings are 6.00, 7.50 and 10.00 on every 20 years indard values at 16.00 13.50 . Cedared Pa THE BEST MADE | Ica ' and 18.00..7..... eee Je ¥ y()MOTH PROOF FoR THE PRICE. e wa CHILDREN'S DEPT. FURNISHINGS Haward Oliver of N ‘ / Hits Rursian, Sallor,Norfolkand Double-Breasted | NEGLIGEE SHIRTS—Especially sultable for ent eae : dq 9 i tterns and designs, the warmer season: percales, printed an er te ein HANKS 263 Sixth Ave. ci fan sata cacem arene cites, Q)i7g te cermey cmt, tn ai, ted ond bringing bir cat to the wii |Bet. 16th & 17th Sts. Open Saturday Eve. eo 13) Russian, Sailor,Norfolkand Double-Breasted coat style attached cuffs —all sizes. gg collar. At the twe ne felt a ze We do not make any window display of ovr Cloaks, 7 (= suits in blue serges and fancy miy ray and ret TORELL AG. Sie hart Gachisila Talus Jar, Lookin tron the ‘cat, he nam Suite or, Clothing. Only entrance to these departments ts 7A brown cheviots, regular 9. Ti GLTB. that has wverheonaser ig Non ranean while the body went trashing down the @haft. There was) thing else on the elevate weather warning Patrol 4 CLOTHING ON CREDIT For Men and Young Men BLUE SERGE SUITS Well made of best quality alle wool serges, cut according to the latest summer styles. Every suit 50 is carefully tailored and a perfect fit is assured. A A choice is also offered of fancy mixtures and all other | popular warm weather materials and colorings. 332- 6TH AVE. NEAR 20TH ST. World Wants Work Wonders. A EAGA i! iS charge of mansiaus —_—_— Bi S No Extra Charge for Opening an Account Our Prices Are as Low as If You Paid Cash Have Your Purchase Charged, Pay a Small Deposit, f the Balance in Weekly or Monthly Payments 'In ow WOMEN’S AND MISSES’ DEPARTMENT we are! Showing a Splendid Assortment of New Spring Suits, Dresses, Coats, Waists, etc. Remember, Only Entrance Is Through the Furniture Store Full Line of Furniture, Carpets, Pianos, etc. Brooklyn Store, 470 Fulton St. eplecleplen Cammeyer Shoe means Standard’/ Merit G'"Ave.& 20"™St. mY Merely “asking for” Long Silk Gloves does not insure your | : . genuine — Look in 1 protection time experience in = yser’s."? There's a way fo tell the for the name ‘* Kayser," it’s there 3 quality, reliability and a life- silk glove making. A Guarantee that Guarantees “* new pair free’’ if the ‘tips’? wear out before the glove, Don’t Accept the ‘‘Just as Good” Kind The best and snappiest Men's Shoes tor $3.50 in the world, made so by the tremendous buying doub Short Silk Gloves, 50c., 7 .» $1. . : Leng ** 1. $1.00, 81:25,81.50 tion power behind the Julius Keyser & Co., Makers es al yee Oo Mabe Cammeyer } ? organization Fulton St. at Flatbush Av. Broadway at Bedford Av. Ey Ci RESSESES pen Evenings Until 9 o’Clock RAND Everything for 100 Worth $10 Down $1.59 Weekly 0 6 * «(SIS SR. ‘| K $ L “Washable Norfolk Suits in gray linen, 2.95 khaki and crash; regular 5.00 values &e# STRAW HATS ECIAL—Thousands of regular value $50. 3.0, 4.00 and 5.00 Straw Hat, L075 Included are hats from the foremost Ameri- can and English straw hat makere—all of this season's styles, in every new weave and braid—hand made samples, over orders, cancelled orders and hats bought very much underprice. There are 50 different dimensions and shapes—20 distinct styles of weaves in all the popular straw braids. 600 and 7.00, Hull detachable and inter- changeable handle umbrellas, which makes possible a new base at less than the cost of recovering the old frame. The handles are sterling silver trimmed—base of Venetian taffeta, a combination of silk and linen, that possesses fine appearance, giving exceptional service—eight ribbed —26 and 28 inch: y" HOSE combine appes . We unhesitatingly m rem as the best hosiery value we know. In all the Smith Gray & Co. stores in pure thread silk, cotton and mercerized ° lisle--exceptional values in silk hose, in black and all setsonable shades, at SOC and FOC Motor Clothes for Owners and Chauffeurs. Auto Clothes Book on Request. Two Brooklyn Stores: wed on all cash sales, freight andR.R. fares ” SOR_ CATALOGUE MAILED FREE BAPI PURNITURD!) $15. | CREDIT $50 Worth $3 Dowa $100 $2.00 $2.23 «7m ¢ Sunday World Wants Work Wondge SmithGray &Co. *” SEESESEEE: IMILLER FREEN! ¢- THIS HANDSOME f with a purchase of oR OVER w York Stores: t Warren Street from City Hail 27th & 28th Sts, O"ST ‘Sunday World Wants Work Monday Morning Wonders \