The evening world. Newspaper, May 31, 1911, Page 10

THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 381, 1911. (PP BERNE PRT EE TT a TOOK IODINE BY MISTAKE. | STICKS TO MAN’S CLOTHES. . ~ . ‘ Hold Mer in Hospital. reall onan P ’ RUNAWAY FROM | tm the faoe of har ctatm that she took |’ ST. LOUNS May f1.Rather than etve S tincture of fodine In error when ane | 7 4 [thought she was taking’ medicine from foo doed another bottle, (ilotiida Ziagiino, thirty- . two years of age, of No. 178 Norris ave- ROCKLAND COUNTY =: : cnainiljemenn oo er " the potaon early to- a prisoner at the Jaq pon the charge of at- in Leno d when Dr. Tur- nd revived her. A Quick Disposal of the Finest and Best-Known ‘FOULARD SILKS sen Destin nado corkng tres SOME NEW FACTS L ord EF Ta lor 7000 Wai : At68c, Silks We Had Sold for $1 Ee FOR aists in June Sale sawory an it vas, it aian't take the) ~~ CONSUMPTIVES | Founded 1826 J . Priced at 44 to 13 Less Than Usual At55c, Silks WeHad Sold for85c shine off something he had for the day. | Litfle “Billy” Beattie Appeals * monet, she had been mani « medicine tor & nd could not drop them, to Police and Gets Acquaint- | prot -pdhera endian (- ——~ a | rected ed With Shortcake. ities to hold the | iret thme tn ail the ten years of his! — —_ A large special purchase has enabled us to Having sold of these fine silks the largest | aS Bevtenithiecarventh wurect a | Doctors’ Mistakes Corrected On Thursday, June Ist make a wonderfully good June offering this|(vantity in our history, we are disposing of Wemeny’ bed hardiy got into the station RT Oe t . year. Thousands of blouses to choose from.|the remainder at greatly lowered prices to prea Dezee Wen he turned to Matron Tey-| Oem Game oe te Imported Foulard Silks The main aisle thronged with them, the third|pare for the new season. mang aye: “Say, but tim hungry." And SS ae rove one © ane Gs double width (48 inch)—broken assortments floor a veritable blouse paradise, and the base- THE NAME OF THE MAKER IS A EI a eas Np agua d ohgutal freah and desirable waists” The purchase| FAMILIAR ONE to women who know good.[ Hat inn an ih ern inti «pn et tae at $1.00 per yard includes manufacturers’ sample lines and ends silk, but we shall suppress it to protect the | Metered cher Sy et fae oe oe —also— of 5 pn ho - in the se ann peo ih Pa ic doa who are | ‘who could hardly Delleve her | _ Dt Anderson has curef anf je cutag nee of i wo! hard to say which predomi-| offering these foulards at higher prices. | Som fart smamaged to nay: "Strawberry | Coommrins Momeitin Atm en Owns 3,000 Lengths of Silks nates, the sheer white lingerie blouse or the EVERY WOMAN WILL RECOG. | Ssperawoery shortcake — strawberry |" Ss Stutwat tact mor coun up 1 to 12 yards—values up to $1.25 pretty voiles with striking colored embroid-|\yj7m THEIR VALUE the minut he feels | Meteo nn ne taining ure over Snatn be at 50c per yard cries. And then too there are excellent values|}) fon cuality and ce Ais on 4 ai aG d ait fim iment povoed out of hn |4, comaits Sarat Mattel hain es Sold in lengths only, ~~. ' in all black or striped china silk waists, the) ee ee een hich there are enonch eh rar herd Ou Me | tena wt pu he prettiest we have had. Remember three|attistic designs, of which there are enough to Before, hut, any, He tunton fant dandy” | au bo serena, et Or oe things ee : sf he give great latitude in choosing. 0 ‘Throat or Lang Disease, at ie ass ent is so large and so varie aa! rt meee ger ave: ‘neetous, Costapue ot 1, Stoo bald es ‘als D:; G id. you cannot help finding your wale that the prices COLORS ARE THOSE WORN THIS | osama hirpcanventh stone and oh | Pra a” neat ae Specials is “Dress Goods 1 ye SEASON—Gobelin, navy and king’s blue, hiat he had run away yesterday from | Tittced peat in ‘Throat and Dang Dis: are lowered on all 14 and }4, and that the Wanamaker 1 ‘ly, i. pendew and. DIRE Me rectinod Oecoty, X~, woere bel Sey, nest Reg caeyss canagehe fee Oe Skirt and Suit Lengths high standard is sure to be maintained in this June ana e <i Cok cr ak 4 shasta sec baled [elie had been placed by hia father. who has sna omootion Gari, Do. ao bee Ina variety of all-wool Sifitings, including 58C = bea Setat cates re white. olor com inations are the newest ae A ar peyton for © comoetetmahown to overt you. navy blue Serges and Lael yard n the Main floor, i 30 ing. 2 and prettiest. Fint floor, Old Building uel atti Macon ed then che | warp, ison ay at ea, Formerly $1.25 to $2.00 yard, at Prices are $1.50 to $7.50 ——_——————_. Sesee ‘ecroas the Terry, but, he. wert| "ith. nn TeVea oes ieee os Sold te lenges only, Values $2.50 to $15 Young Women’s and Girls’ about seeing the sights mea ant get ear Moot bacon dl irga at agg er gi White Ramie Linen And every table in the Main aisle is covered. This police, ‘Tudsrculoas sent gratis to any addres 50c Imported from France—46 to 47 inches pot collection includes sample lines, which means that the Coats ° Suit Ss and Dresses —_—_——— ES wide, superior quality.....s.seesseeeees patterns are more varied and prettier than usual. All 23d STREET, “West! new A ape such lhl ctl eg the sailor collar, All Seasonable, but Price Lessened Near Fifth Avenue, NewYorle a han pg adhe lll ery worked in unique patterns Pps i a matter Ms qe housecleaning. ill also offer T , Thursday, Beautiful blouses on the Third floor, Old|No other reason in the wide world for asking ti pone weer Boy nae Building. Prices $3.75 to $12. Values $5 to $22./a cent less than usual for these pretty and r : wed 3) Three exceptional values in The most aristocratic collection. Here the lin-|new garments. -MILLINERY AND’ OUTERWEAR Wi kD Fabri geries are softer and lacier than ever. And the voile Beginni TO-MORROW as ress Laorics and aero nets have the most striking and different col-| A rare ke aa for young women, small ginning mi ’ A Scotch Gingha ored opr ass Pring taken from our own stock and|women and girls 2 inch Scote ngham marked 1% to 14 less. b fe wae Ao. THURSDAY, 10 A. M. a Checks, Stripes and 20¢ Gocl waists of Chine silk, with particular values|;, “00, Girls” nate Ind es ais ee TEES Fancy Plaids... creer yard in the quality of the silk. Price $2.85. Values $3.75/tUres, satin and white serge. Formerly $7.50 TOTAL CLEARANCE ""Hlegular prices #6¢ and 800 yard and $4.50, to #20, now $5 and $7.50. 250 Pieces Belfast Dimity Some all black, others stripei with black, navy} 250 Girls’ and Junior Wash Dresses. fron” OF OVER 1,000 In Stripes and Dots in the most “15¢ or lavender and white. Tailored effects with smart|Gingham and percale, prettily trimmed. For- . ? desirable styles and colors d pocket or with broad sailor collar. rly $2 to $4.75, now $1.4 i Formerly 25¢ and 30c yard |} 77” In the Basement. Prices are 50c and $1.50,|MeMY P= tO P4./9 saat T d H ATS Values 75c to $2.50. Girls’ Challis Dresses. Just a few. ; rimme 5:00 $8 and pa ¢ ' 420 And the waists include every imaginable kind.| formerly $10 to $12, now $7.50. r —=—= 1 ite Voile Particularly pretty arethelace-trimmed lingerie blouses, | . hg fi desirable...........-. | yard and new blouses with colored embroidery. Madras 200 Young Women’s and Junior Taken directly from our PARLOR Special st shirtwaist with linen collar, 50c. Middy blouses with|Suits in a variety of the season’s best models, FLOOR SALON, where none but blue collar and emblems, $1, 75c. Serges in black and navy, mixtures, stripes and the most exclusive Renard and im- pom SS oe eee checks. Sizes 14, 16 and 18 years and 13, 15 ported creations are EVER shown. Credits, Tomorrow We Shall Sell and 17 years. Formerly $18 50 to 40, now 9, A é a 0) to 40, = = A Manufacturer's Stock of 300 Silk Dresses from Our)$13.50 and $23. RAN (]- eeepc LO cn a Fine Irish Damask Own Cabinets at $10.75 b ap ceere pipe eying inohiding 9 roadcloth evening coats, plain tailored serges Table Cloths and Ni apkins Fully Half of Them Are the Rich-Looking Veiled Costumes|4nq satins. Eicraaily “eb: 2.50 to $50, pi X een ee ¥ less than regular prices First Prices Were $16.50 to $27.50 $18.75. A Out of Town Deliveries from Our Store and pig Be ya ‘it is tine that thes hantetior banutias 25 Dresses for Young Women—At- { to Your Home 4 Our Motor Trucks Table Cloths were humbled. seat pe Bee ie tractive challis, lightweight serges, a few taffetas d Solves the H 4 Fi mete | Size.TiC7. 2x2 2x24, 2x3 2x814, that. ee ieee pearaiaieral with tere care to repre- and satins. ‘Formerly $17.50 to $40, now Dent oe, her 7 ig Problem Nie ada $2.00 $2.50 $3.00 88.50 sent, not coly, the Ril cesiable, styles te also tie greatest $13. 50 b Whatever Suite You Will Suit Us Valuc...-+. $8.00 88.75 84.50 85.25 intrippat an the weakest link makes the strength of the chaln, eo Selling to begin tomorrow Fey Best Credit System—One Low Price—Cash or Credit : Na pkins—, Dinner Size does the cheapest item set the market value of a commodity. For this reason: Final grouping of all Youn 200 wonven. may take awa, tomerrow handsome silk! Women’ s and Junior Cloth Suits an im and made exclusively for us, a je usua ee ped of ordinary eaten that are produced by Coats, and Silk Dresses at $10, with the the thousand. : a : exception of a small group of Junior cloth coats M tyles—sometimes one dress, sometimes two, some- times He heed eavee thirty of a style—as in the case of one par- and suits marked at $5." ticularly practical dress of blue and white foulard, that is here in 200 girls’ coats grouped at $2, $3 and $4— a re: a sizes 6 to 14. Basement, Old Building, $8.00 dozen—Regular $4.25 quality. 500 dozen Extra H. S. Huck Towels $3.75 dozen—Regular $6.00 quality, Summer Blankets si coud reduced talons Formerly Broadway, Fourth Avenue, | PP ig ey A ®: Smart Oo. JOIN W ANAMAKE Bian to Tenth Soeen Parlor Suite, beautiful desi, mahogean: nis rames, * oe see ss at re nema est 2'7-75 Satin Finish Bed Spreads mane fae. Brass Bed | Hage 14.98 $1.95 and 2.65—Regular $2.50 and $8.50 grades, Muslin Sheets and Pillow Cases mi OT Sheets Pillow Cases ¢}! fn 08 4 7 ' 68x99. ..000..57¢ & 68c|42x3814...,..15¢ & 16¢ : ia Zz ul h 72x09. .se¢~ 680 & 690) 45x3814...0..160 & 180 raat 00rmenlo” Be ce z . é 81x99....24..69¢ & 760} 50x8819......19¢ &2lce iw fi 75.» 8 _ i we Japanese Ta lice 90x99... 2.2, .75e & 840154x3814......20c & 289 M75." 715" fi Matting { 50: be Booth to Rent fo) én 700.8 Yards Ay i Saees, omeennee . .50°" [e) IN ARCADE ol Passed by 25,000 Daily Broadway & 20th St.; 5th Ave.; 19th St. 53-63 Park Row | | ~ | Dean a SERN MERIT TTT A “ — ‘ Lic centage NRA th 9 ERNE RPNIS IRN AML ABN NAA A ts eRe oy A NN Na AB TN Ne RAR ARE NE ee nm