The evening world. Newspaper, October 6, 1911, Page 10

Clothing Ready-to-Wear pte Lord & Taylor a. Or 6,-4% Rer. ce oe ven ior Founded 1826 e nerging him ISCAPTUREDIN. 22% PAMBLING RAID” | ——— Misses’, Juniors’ 8 Children’s Young Men’s Fall Suitsand Overcoats— Police Break Into East Tenth} ‘Such Dumplings. , They're 4 pha SL ste Brooklyn) as cig ne siya Suits,°10,°12 &°15—Overcoats,°12 &'15. Street House With Axes gerd Tr See Cee ates.,.,...} 985600 Clothes that will really fit a young fel- mn Misses’ and Juniors’ Dresses low, not small sized men’s clothes. A iwnaninti Mf serges, braid trimmed, several mod- $7. 500 9 ° ° bownar . | sa Hel a full grown man’s proportions differ setitances In whe trecaore| a pw RAISING FLO UR ti jh cheviols 008 alae mitare, considerably from a young man’s, even wa ; lay afternoon ; : a With leavening of Absolutely Pure Grape Cream of Tartar. $9.50 and $12.50 though the chest measures the same. | : my cer ana a Here you get clothes that differ the same BROOKLYN Semple Line of Children’s Dresses way. Browns and grays in suits; black, 4 to 14 year sizes, including regulation OPPENHEIM, GLLINSs G ie at ee ie aie grays and Oxfords in overcoats. Fulton and Bridge Streets, Brooklyn ; ; For Men— = v Spectal Values in Infants’ Wear i boa 'g ; Extraordinary Showing Melton & Cheviot Cloth Coats \ $6.50 The Brill Special 15 Suits and Top Misses’ and Junior Suits - ie Sw ous Oe MeaUtazhal) Mt Coats and the Brill Twenty at $20. Also suitable for Small Women ” ates aioe cee ae wot $ Fo 95 We 4 ave our 15 and ‘20 suits and coats 14, 16 and 18 years or 34, 36, 38 to stlect 70M... ..c0.cccscvescscne sores these names merely to identify them, Smart, new models, especially designed as becoming to Sweater Sets e é ‘ unk ig they tneate antag | $3.95 and not to distinguish them. They were 20.00 25.00 29.75 Felt and Velour Has pager pegeelly M i ed ae in all the new shapes and colors. e@ a a 0 e er 7 omens oi r ‘, | 3 Piece Junior Suits, 10 to 16 years, Special.. 15.00 50c, 98c, $1.50 to $5.00 and °20 clothing. English models and TOBE NEW YORKER’ IDE. ° ° - 8 \ eal Aas Paris | New models just received eae 20 00 School and Play Hats overcoats, grays, black and Oxfords. : : ikea ot iia Maninane | 5 combirial ons af OlbFLs Valiae 0 500. : ; 5 e e | Bier sme aieg| Seminal cae oe Boys’ Fall and Winter Suits. edding will take place tn ednesday, Oct. 18%, In the of the immediate families and BROOKLYN epwin | Nowcomplete; neweststylesand fabrics. A icc Russians and Sailors, *3.95 to *9.95; | OPPEN NHEIM, CLLINSs.G Exceptional Values in Norfolks and double-breasteds in new » 1s only daughter wrcmene 2 ”~«é‘(‘(;;é‘C WM Omeenn's:« Witter Cooaatts browns, grays and blues,°3.95 to *12.50; “yd Traveling and Touring Coats special values in The Dudley, *3.95 and Women’s Silk Hosiery in all the new fancy mixtures, some half $79. (1) Th Li 1 C ] 34 95: b h ll 1 ———SS———_—_——_, fitted; others reversible.......eeeceeee. 3 e itt e orpora a @ 9 ot a “Woo Superior quality pure thread Silk Hose. Black, White and colors. All sizes. Value el 25 | 69c and with 2 pairs of knickers. They’re Very Special i ery Specia worth *°5 and *7 respectively. Quilted Lined Black Broadcloth Coats with fur collars to| On Sale Saturday Oct. 7th FIVE CONVENIENT STORES “Cet the Habit.” Go to and Black Broadcloth Coats TPMT ee ; Velvet and braid trimmed, lined 279 Broadway, nr. Chambers St, throughout with satin 125th Street at Third Avenue 47 Cortlandt St., nr. Groeny ich 7 ion Square, Mth St. ne ar Bway Harlem Store Open Every Evening. Broadway & 20th St.; 5th Ave.; 19th St. an iy ; amas W. LI DOUGLAS $3, $3.50 & °4 SHOES men DB 10 TO 1S MINUTES FROM ANYWHERE \Men® wear W.L. Douglas shoes because they are the THE MR. WIZZLE CONTEST NOW A THOUSAND DOLLARS Owing to the popularity of this contest (which we judge by the tremendous response we have had) We Have Doubled the Prize Money 9 best shoes produced in this country for the price. t upon having them. Take no other make. THE STANDARD OF QUALITY FOR OVER 30 YEARS The assurance that goes with an established reputation is your assurance in buying W. L. Douglas shoes. Look in my store windows and inspect all the DELIVERS latest shapes, including Short Vamps which make the THIS SOLID (ootlooksmaller,alsothe Conservative Styles whichhave ade W.L. Douglas shoes a household word everywhere. R } If | could take you into my large factories at Brockton, SOFT. EXTENSION= | Mass., and show you how beet W.L. Douglas shoes TO YOUR fa E are made, you would then understand why they are war- v ranted to hold their shape, fit better and wear longer than any other make he 0 Nis ee ai AT 149 “ST. ENTRANCE OF SUBWAY OR ELEVATED | The first half of the contest is closed and prizes will be awarded as announced, but we are running the What je M i Vas. 2 second half until Nov. lst, and prizes will be awarded Suecting ToT on Nov. 9th. i ‘4 The additional $500.00 will be divided into i S 40 priz 8 follows: he 40 PRIZES IN ALL Bo We do this because a great number of the answer: cS ar) to > the firs mtest w ich W vhile very ; id ze money. lit Ww ATCH FOR THE OPENING DATE | vill give real values and 1 . igias St Stores in New’ York: i Golden Unis Drage, J a er nN Y ree with very Purchase of 330 374-376 East 149th Street Next Door to Post Office BRASS BED Absolutely FREE. Wiih Every Purchase of $75, 149 Sena It makes little difference what teed you need---a World “Want” will J $A SEVEN-TIME WORLD WANT WORKS ALL THE ‘ a fase ORDER ONE 10-DAY AND PROSPER}, GO and get it. 1 : | i seiatn = -—y ~ mc ee a ene : La ER AUTRE BREA ET MENS RRATT NAT RANTES TO ORR ive Hi vtarmeny erence | j | —_ truth may