The evening world. Newspaper, October 13, 1911, Page 24

i00 WPAN Firing Revolvers at Colum- bus Day Ball. ARRESTS One Bullet Hits Child With Parents and Others May Be Wounded. THREE MADE, Four hundred dancers were terror zed and at least one person was serl- ously wounded when a gang of row- dios started shooting revolvers at 1:99 o'clyck this morning tn th e avenue The one wou years old, who with | his father and mother and sister Vir-| ginia was sitting near the door to the At the parents’ des removed to his home reet, Manhattan, several other persons ded, but were carried away were wou yy friends. Three priso 0 be members avenu nino, street, V walle, tw Wifth street, All thr Rosai | » armed. wre ree had 4 loaded 8 ca volver, Scholes carried a stiletto and a raze libre revolver, one chambe had been discharged, ‘vas found y the police to be Monday night invaded a nd and Havemeyer streets, Williamsburg, Aubry Sisters Famous Beautifier Th Ree whe. the world fifal women use and indore ite 25c _50c _15¢ at bean vw AUSRY SISTERS, pt. J. 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Recipes In Packages The H-0 Compacy, Beffale, N.Y. | Established isd 44 West 34th St. BET, BYWAY AND STH AVE, To Skeptics and Men of “Missouri” Dispositions 'OU don’t see how we can sell Mer- chant Tailors’ products, made to order to bring $25 to $75, at $10, $12, $15, $18, $20, $22.50 and $25, admit it does sound impos ble. But why not be pi gressive enough to inve gate? Wo can do this phe- nomenal thing because of our unique system. Since 1879 we have been the Clearing House for the uncalled-for ts left on Merchant ‘8’ hands by over-fastid- customers for some real or imagined fault. Hundreds of the most prominent tai- lors in the land, including the most famous shops of Fifth Avenue and Bi Ape send such garments exclu- sively to us. We also created GEORGES MODEL CLOTHES, con- structed for us by the lead- ing custom tailors in Ameri- ca, during the three months out of each six when their own business is quiet. Equalling finest Merchant ‘Tailors’ $30 to $60 products, we sell them at $10, $12 and up to $40. Over 7,000 garments to choose from including Sack, Walking, Prince Albert, Dress and Tuxedo Suits, medium and heavy weight Overcoats, Cravenettes. etc. in the newest Eng! styles. orm EVENINGS FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE a A fasting 44 West 34th St. Between Broadway and Sth Ave, NEW YORK, Also Stores at THT ADE BOSTON, 7 BRA Washington, JAMES McGREERY 23rd Street BOYS’ Unusual Values CLOTHING DEPTS 4 00. 34th street In Both Stores in Boys’, Students’ and Voung Men's Suits, On Saturday, October the 14th, Combination Suits of all wool Mixed Cheviot. Norfolk model, size 8 te 14 years Double Breasted model, size to to 17 yee ‘Ywo pairs of trousers 5 Students’ Suit first lot rouset Made of Mixed Cheviot, Size 15 10 19 vear Young Men's Suit made ¢ Mixed Cheviot. Size 34 to 38 inch ch 1 , Boys’ Reefers of Germonia Chinchilla and Mixed Cheviot S120 lo 4 23rd Street UBER 14, 1911. Infants’ $4.98 B Coats at $2. Saturday Book Specials: sh Novels isting of many works of po Ae i " " Sinaia Potter at texan. Wet Sack Curzon. Ds a others: ape for These Misses pe Juniors Polo Coats The handsomest and finest grade manufactured, Only 150 coats in the lot—but a two-fold value lurks in every coat. OR MONEY PROMPTLY AE LOTHENBERG WE Ss T Lm od SsTReer CO Sore Gams | spongy, tendéxtor bleeding cy overcome Nernes Lotion ive ¢Mouth Wash 15¢, 608 and WOR Bottle JAMES McGREERY & GO, 23d Street 34th Street These magnificent coats are made from the finest grade strictly all wool polo cloth; large reversi- ble round oape collars; the new full sleeve, with deep wide reversible cuffs; side button effect; colors are mustard, navy, tan, Copenhagen; the Sizes are 13 to 19 years: while quantity lasts, at... On Saturday, October the 14th, | ROBIE) DEPARTMENTS. tm Both Stores. ' i i ~ : Girls’ Full Length Heavy Children’s Beautiful Polo First Ploor, Twenty-third Street | Sailor Collar Coats, Coats with Bag to Match, 5.98 Second Floor, Thirty-fourth Street | The snapplest and most charming | 1.98 Junior Coat of the season; sizes 6 Sant mne ‘ | to 16 years; pointed back; tasseled Semi-made Robes. Every coat actually worth $3 and $4 sailor collar of contrasting color ; each, Made of fine heavy grade ‘broadcloth; English basket weave An extensive assortment of Real Lace cheviots and worsted mixtures, all wool cloaking; envelope pock- Robes. Chiffon Robes in various styles and FULL LENGTH, in sizes 6 to 14 ets; large imported buttons (color colors. Embroidered Black Net Robes. years; large broad- cloth sailor collar ‘This Cont, 1.98, and turnback CL MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FIL: le of Embroidered Chiffon Black, White and Evening shades. Tunics in 19.75 of broadcloth); bag of _self-mate- rial; taped seams throughout; $10 coat; Saturday at ...... e This coat 's see ith bag) s MILLINERY DEP’TS. 1m Both Stores. Unusually large assortment of Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats in Velvet, Velour and Beaver. Latest Imported and Domestic Novel- ties in Fancy and Ostrich Feathers, Flowers, Hair Ornaments and Caps. Sale of Trimmed models, -,$3&$4VelvetShapes Saturday, 1.98& 2.98 THESE SALE PRICES are less than wholesale, The very latest models and EVERYTHING IS VELVET in the 1 this season, There are plain or panne velvats In black only, Small, medium and large sizes, 4,98 and 2.98, Saturday, instead of $3 and $4. ws MAIL, ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED. Hats, attractive 6.75 and 9.75 ' A $25,000 Stock of Men’s Overcoats and Extraordinary Value-Giving; Three Great Saturday Specials Boys’ *3 carats, Overcoats 1. 9 8 or Tio Pair-Knicker-Pants Suits, VEILING DEP’TS. in Both Stores, e Novelty Mesh Veilings with Chenille Blue or brown Melton Coats, large shawl collar of black astra- S Ul ts dots. Black, Magpie and Colors. | chan, with cuffs to match; 3 to 10 years; Double-breasted Suits, Shadow Lace Veils in various color WRENS Pets OU Giver er Dautse S128 Gl) Bi y cates At 33 & 50c on Dollar combinations. Also a complete assort- Boys’ $4.00 Fur Collar Coats or The most remarkable clothing values e eralded in Greater New York, ment of Mourning Veils and Veilings. Sale of Chiffon Veils with satin stripe | Blue Serge Norfolk Suits, at $2.98 Norfolk Suits of navy blue serge, sizes 7 to 12 years; Double-breasted Suits in blue serge or mixtures, 8 to 16 years; blue, brown border. All colors. 1.75 or ‘gray Melton Coats, with large shawl collar of value 2.50 | Coney fur, silk frogs down front, sizes 3 to 10 years; on sale Saturday at....seeeeveee seauaGanenneseeteaen e Boys’ $7.50 All-Wool Chinchilla Coats, at $4.98 Blue or gray all wool ( lla Coats, made with the full front sateen yoke cane: ayy spre Band wool body lin sizes 244 to 10 years; also Automobile Collar Goats MISSES’ SUIT DEPTS. 1m foth Stores. Harbin ert vray mixtures, sizes 9 to. 17 reisted Knicker Sults of all wool ‘Three-piece Corduroy Suits, trimmed and dark colors, sizes with satin. Tailored coat. Sizes 14 aid 16 ‘M£LIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED. years. 2.50 Dresses of Marquisette with silk ieee ‘Trimmed with lace &nd fringe. Sizes 14 and 16 years, 16.50 JAMES McGREERY & 23d Street Women’s $10 and $12 Black Cheviot Suits, Saturday at $6.98 from a STRICTLY HEAVY QUALITY a ett jacket lined through- : 6.98 is ” ean’ Sant Misses’ $10 English Polo Coats at $4.98 pot fo Saturday, uly, if you w 60. 34th Street WOOL They are — - ae ee SS QOROSIS SHOES "4 $29 Bench Made Cusiom Finished Suits et $12.50 You'll nt one, New Fall and Winter Models, ‘sown ine Women's Boots made of all the de- sirable leathers for dress or street ear Various — models, Lace, Riutton and Blucher ent; new style toes: high, medinre or common sense heels. se ah i BRAtR . ’ ‘ersary Features for saturday: 4.00 per pair Saturday’s it Feature Sale of D Side fale Sta f 1 s ; eep olde In the Custom) Department will be ® ? Hip Sh g al found the “Sorosis Luxurious Models’ of iv § I gf tut oes Frilled in erie . s s Hoots and Slippers, representing the high Tay wih all or Shows | 8 many pretty new 1 vdols; made from fine est ort in shoemaking med wi §.00 to 15,00 per pair iMustrated; a Boys’ and Girls’ Shoes for Dress or School wear, designed for the pericedion PEW (ole RE RAARY, silk Lined Net Waist . and conifort of youthful feet Boys’ and Girls’ Rehnal Shoes id eal fin ae a Sack Bing CRIM tary us ly for this sale; of dull kid with heavy silk embroidery; lined a : ss ‘ 55.10.85 J throughout umes BS 2 3.00 Shoes, size ! with Jay silk een pai y 50 and 4.00 Men’s § $3. 50 Quality “Walk- VP TRG cial at coors Hi on about’ Shoes, $2 ses & Children’s Hooded A ad t stalled e extva buly eal z shoe 230i) Si. cet S4th Street eae - tops oo ys Heese ’ xle sole, lace or button styles; AE BOG aueily, ats) heavy waterproof sole es 6 to 4 shee AP GEG RNIN, TAR NISL ae the hin amet A ie ne ae Be ” 7, =