The evening world. Newspaper, February 2, 1912, Page 9

Commtttes, ¢ yt | pretty pink gyi —- > FRANKO'S ORCHESTRA AND MLLE. CANTARELLI, RESTAURANT, DAILY om Shetland Wool Veils ard and aha fo m je on }_Made to se 49 O soft and fine that you could ~ draw the veil through your finger ring without making wrinkle, and yet they are firm and ¢. £7 Main Fleer, for we on steamer, for auto. and general outdoor weat, in Shadow Mesh club follow the flag? WOMEN'S WINGS WOMEN HELPING TO SOLVE wa 7a TR a” GROWING AND MEN “amt New Yort ts tot Porawe, nor “USin’ Tiz, Gramma‘! Ma it the problems of the small ¢ity. bere — ts needs and its responsibilities Over- | “Yea, Harold, It Makes Grandi whelm the gryatest economists own i] to the world, und yet, were records kept | Feel Just Like Yours, ton ad and kept honestly, it would be found Tiredness, Achss and Corns! \ that woman plays nu email part in} + and mamma, your erandne ———— © 33 Yrart Leaders SIXTHD AVE. 12770 20" STREET. The Spring Debutantes Are Arriving The First of the Misses’ Spring Suits Demurely Yet Confidently Await Your Approval PRINGTIME and youth ! What a world of interest and charm their beauty possesses! Who is there so absorbed in everyday affairs that she does not turn with kindling eye to admire the springing step, the jaunty carriage and the freshness of abundant life that youth expresses! ty Third Floor, 1 Aelping to solve these problems,” adme—ei! use TIE, Harold, Mre, Howard MoNutt, First Vice-Pres- He, Os, Sten you met F be . ident (Of the Federation, voiced the |e tired. wo mournful lament of vice-presidente gen: : So Says Mrs. Brown, Head of jcraiy, trom the Vice-President of the Mew ¥ United States down to the humblest a “ > + vice-pres it in the business. Mrs. Mc- cw York City Federation, |Nitdmmasentit {ne bust vice-preaklanta ¥ z oft Grown, aaron (nape Duplex” Ombre. Chiffon “Welling, dd... ., 89¢ beautiful’ colors; deste 4 Sh . were human and had feelings and per: And it is the very atmosphere of youthful be This Time We'll Try To Have and She Means It. tonaiites, popuiae themes to te Con: ‘charm _that_pervades these stunning new " EROUgR 0) 6 Lat lle ae, “How many women here know what ‘ h Presid W I a Tc mama's an foro he tage [ees See ete ae cares Se | bee t the constitution and the cocktail, This|"How many know who the man himself fact Is vouched for by no leas an|i#—hidden belind the Presidential avott- authority than Afra, Wittlam Grant "Soe srosute was loudly applauded. New York City |She said ehe appreciated being noticed of Women's Clubs. It was at ail, fhe brigh dig meeting of EVEN THE SECOND VICE-PRE3I- nin ¢ grand ballroom of the Hotel Astor thi smorning. fiche IVAC IES Cina oe swe read: very often tn the Gally | seccainns qeade On, merece ade ee Papers that the clubwoman has accom: |in which she dlecuased hecent: ochlove. Mshed nothing,” wald Mrs. Brown. “A|ments of feminine hands and brains. few years ago it was satd we only drank |She mentioneg Mme. Curie, one of the tea and decorated our rooms in pink | discoverers of radium, and talked fashions, but even the most| ‘Mme. Curie,” she said, “has had severe critic to-day says we have risen| 00d deal of notoriety in the papers ; Guimpes at They Are in Great man ow an: Areata OS NE of those fascinating touches of dainty style that you can add to your low-cut waist or dress, [7 Main Fleer. _ Choice of various new patterns in sizes 34, 86, 84 and 40. The ‘Debutante’ Cap. 50c Certainly a handsome $15, 920 to_0a5 Pare Rin stihleprice ewer 10 e ready-made Suits as there tween 3 @ gorgeous orchid and Its paper Imftation. The new Spring materials are the more pronounced effects in men's wear serges, -y diagonals and English mixtures, When the feminine touch is given to men's wear serges, the 4) tailored effect to a fancy diagonal, the New York touc! fnglish mixture, you have that consummate style that is the pride of La Jeunesse. AnIntroductory Special $ 1 87 —Misses’ Spring Suits, Of course no_money value can_be placed on wile le ‘ , ” wo tanels ening wear, for the gossip of former | intety, but Mme. Curte’s private lite inimitab bul_as good merchandise these erdainGy, protection for the bit, ANT made days. Yet they say we accomplish | more to do with her work tn scte ui Th regular! 33.75, er Head and Signet Ri Heeatheege Shadow lace with dainty V nothing. than the private lives of George Eliot ad Tat Sarit 1 the of WhAL ate ith pire white diamo ‘Others of plain net. with net and lace “Al, what great things they must ex.| 44 George Sand had with the quality distinctive tailor Just Ten Pairs of 915 to $18.50 " of their Hterary productions.” Dect of us! And my great confidence | “phe feredation, In an election of bor- in women leads me to belleve that noth. ough directors, which !s In progress to- ing 1s too great to expect of hor. day, adopted a almple, but direct method | Nething 1 “Her wings wyre a long, long time | preventing voting by persons not en- growing. Her strength was cherished | titled to the ballot. The “system” con asa fragile thing. But to-day the wings | *st# of @ very conspicuous pink sat! are epreai‘ing an dtheir strength te lim. badge adorning every woman entitled les . “hey AT CU ar through | “Gracious goodness!” exclaimed one ; puch as this, where wom-| handsomely gowned delegate, “I have en's united effort hecomes @ power, and | lost my badge! Can't I vote?" Mt te @ factor with which civilization | She was told to take the matter up . The jaunty coi ianed on the con- servative lines of mannish cutaway new and original ideas in trimmings of ratine and satin, Materials are men's wear serge, fancy diagonals and English mixtures. Sizes 14 and 16 years, also for the small woman. Misses’ Spring Frocks at $16.50 New creations @ changeable chiffon taffeta, charm- ingly designed from foreign styles with the new effects in tunics,fruchings and trimmi: ‘ame, or shadow lace. Beautiful ce ombinatio: 14 to 16 years, Showing of M " Spring . new American adaptations of fo brics, with all the exclusive and common_effects_in_cut_and trimming. uniors and The balance of our Winte Coats and Drease for misses, juniors and young gitla, in the popular styles, mater slorings of the present season, all reduced forimmedi- ateselling. 210 Misses’ Suits Reduced to $10 About 100 Misses @ Junior | About 180Girls' Coats, | About 90 Mi its, reduced to 50 reduced to. 99.75 Cloth Dr Most_of_these ments were form: more than double the: i Ly Women’s Elbow Length Silk Gloves, 50c N |, n price that will prompt you to anticipate your immediate and future wants, and of course, A you boaw thats is only a special occasion that belags these Gloves to you at this price. Elbow length and trimmed with a feteh tow of satin genstive 50C wil at OB, at ($9.75 Will Soon Clear These Women’s 16.50 to 22.50 Coats T is a quick selling price—but it is quick sale we want. Winter Coats ara persona non grata at this time of year as merchandise, but as Coats for you they are the very thing to buy now, for the rest of the winter, for early spring and for next winter. €F Third Floor. Splendidly tailored coats; the latest atyles of the season; plain or trimmed tflests with the newest shaped collars and revers. The assortment offers great latitude for choice, and all are correct fitting and gracefully hanging garments such as must strongly appeal to fashionable women. Coats for every occasion, dressy trimmed coat: Diamond Ea rings at, pr., 910. MAIN FLOOR, s° Silk and Foremost Clothiers Since 1845 A Sale of Suits Mosquetaire Gloves; double tipped in black and white. ¢7 Main Floor. S Sample $1.00 to $1.50 Women's Elbow Length Glace Kid Ah Rested > || Verie aaa: W 1 . us i GI A (4) loves, A materials are excel- ithout recedent—without counte art in ee Adee high grade sample Gloves; | Made of it Italian lambskin, cut very full in the arm thus $9.75 Bek cpsrce ty clothi hi t t it / d li 5 Cae that ee trot Si'00 to site a pair. Could the glove to come well up on the arm to meet the velour, stormcheviot, ing 1s ory—an oppor ‘uni y never up - , just_enough to last for the day's selling. short sleeve. Values 916.50 to 622.50 cated. Hp | [oh ern rte ent ek rsh “ Fak at eae ‘o-day the smartest and most popular Glove ; but have own of the: i lore : sree : Nearly two thousand suits just from our Special 12 Button Glace Mousquetaire Gloves, $1.28 erntvor on wrcin on Me een ene cere tailors’ hands—of exclusive made-to-measure 5 fabrics—cut on new advanced styled models that will still be excellent style a year hence. 17.00 _ . Regular Prices, 25.00, 27.50, 30.00, 32.50 & 35.00 Here is a sale that stands out and apart from any and all the underprice clothes offerings you have known. The wind-up of the made-to-measure season, December Ist, found our special tailoring department with many thousand yards of fine, exclusive style fabrics on hand, and instead of carrying them over, as is the custom, until another season, we decided to have them tailored in the same models, by the same custom workers who would have made them had they been made to your measure instead of in anticipation of your call. Had 7H purchased any of these suits in our made-to-measure department you would have paid from 32.50 to 45.00 and the fabric, tailoring, trimming and style are identical with what you would have received. The only difference being that under this plan you assure yourself of a perfect fit in advance. ‘ersely put—find your size in the model and fabric of your choice and secure for 17.00 the identical suit for which in our made-to-measure depart- ment you would have paid 32.50 to 45.00. ‘ The fabrics were woven and designed for made-to-measure clothes, and the models, being new and advanced, will be good style for a or more to come—styles, that no matter what price you paid, you could get in no other ready-for-service clothes. The assortment is unusually complete, comprising fabrics of every texture, design and color, among which are worsteds in cl: and mill finish, worsted cheviots, Saxony cassime: Scotch tweed: g finished velours, plain and fancy serges, new new blu browns, new olives, plain and fancy blues, silk mixtures stripe w lacks. The models include the newer English style ideas and many that are dis- tinctively of Smith Gray & Co. The opportunity of a lifetime—truly. e Sale 1912 Model Lingerie Waists at ‘1.48 The First Glimpse ot the Charming and Dainty Effects That Fashion Has Approved ior the Coming Season—Splendid $2.00 value OU would not think that $1.48 would buy a Waist that originated in the mind of a world-famous Paris modiste, the exclusive original costing $20.00 or more! Yet here they are in all their fascinating beauty, with all the charm of novelty and daintiness, made up for Simpson Crawford Co. expressly for this sale—expressly for you discriminating women, who make this well-dressed city the model for smartness throughout the world. [7 Second Floor. A Wonderfully Handsome Waist of Embroidered Voile A Dainty Blouse of Sheer Batiste, Cluny Lace Trimmed And a Smart New Waist of Allover Embroidery and Cluny Lace Combinations As shown in the Illustrations Priced $1.48 for The Present Laler such Waists Must Command at least $2.00 8, embroideries, laces and designs, scrupulous needlework in thé making, you will see why we have all this done under the eyes of our own experts. FORDMOST BTORD, Sinica sptins catalan Casey To-Morrow We're Going To Sell Every Man's Overcoat and Suit At a Price That Will Make Them Sell in a Day HALF and less than half price does not tell the story. In fact, we're holding back part of the bargain news, because we're going to clean up our entire clothing stock at prices that are so low that we really do not care to tell them to you in public print —Made from the newest and most fashionable material, by Overcoats: iii tailors who kuow their business. Cut in the newest and most approved manner. Men's $12.00 Overcoats, now........ $6.00 Men's $15.00 Overcoats, now.. .. $7.50 Men's $20.00 Overcoats, now.. -$10.00 } a New effects in = every detail of work SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO,, SIXTH AVE Now—Finally: All Odd Lots land Broken Sizes of Patrician *3.50 to *5 Shoes - - $).95 This is positively the only opportunity the entire year presents to you to buy High Grade, Stan- dard Trade Mark Footwear at such a low price. 8 aid our urgent need of room for new lines of Spring Patrician Shoes impels us to make such a drastic reduction on these shoes-——but our necessity is your opportunity, and it is one that no woman who now wears Patrician Shoes will under any cir. pe) Dien's 185.00 Overcoat, Now. 111+21-$18.00 cumstances miss. 57 Second Floor, In addition to this above special offering, you are advised [@ Young Men's #12 € 315 Suits, now. $7.50 Perhaps you have never yet_ worn Patricians i wc} Men's $15.00 Suits, now. . re : Patriclans that all other Smith Gray & Co. clothes are now reduced a ¢ Reenictsanan suits, now here is an occasion for you to test their qualities in price. Ni Men's $25.00 Suits, now.... While securing « very unusual shoe bargain. 18.00 to 30,00 27.50 to 40.00 (ey Men's $5.00 Trousers, now . ; Patent colts gunmetal calf and kid- Broken Size Suits and Overcoats, ca) Men's $6.00 Trousers, now »alarge number of novelty sam aaa aa 20.00 fey § || Sens Ode Goats.at {2.08 ) | Men's Fancy Vestsuat 85¢ pete tie te ke 12.50 40.00 to 50.00 el Fae eae etormarked ay high as | | These vests formerly sold from ¢1.95 | pair bears the trade mark stamps of “Pa 22.50 to 35.00 Suits 2 4'0 : ta 820,00 und 825.00 to 83.00. But they are odd lots i} trician,” a stamp thal means everythin; ‘ to A uits an vercoat: Z A of ty. quality, comfort and. service Suits and Overcoats, 25.00 ae = Men's Fur Lined Overcoats | Taree HOM aN geneity e {C9 a a | dard 83.50 to 835.00 shoes 15.00 fe Men's $50.00 Fur Lined | Men's $100.00 Fur Lined | Oi are rocluead to 1.95 8.00 to 12.50 ca Overeuats, now $25.00 Oversoats, now $50.00 Y CHLWEGRD GG: LIXTH: LVBNGERERIR ER Ree or oa 7.00 and. 8.00 A Children’s me Mivercosts, now $87.00! Oversonts ow $75.00 5 i i rh G i Ca "1ais 1 Wore ee mike ane Overcome, = Your Choice of All Our Bors’ $2.50) ||coonto suGak SLICED PEACHES 4. 5.50 Nr) #5, °7.50, *10 & *12 Suits....... ° CO rs erin onan erences § fee ; ‘ ave Dy 4 wn 7@—sour mixed / Motor Clothes for Owners and Chauffeurs Pe RE IIE endear Ee Vue A Mach Bae RE Te CC PICKLES itis 95, pavers Your Charge Account Is Solicited a cal fork wie the Valve are ito trewendou, c » Hot need | take i sicieb'iitt Vid uisaak 28c¢ IECTATO SALAD re jrooklyn Stores: A 'wo New York Stores: . pia Dargain Mewes in ite fullest 6 nud bring the boys BUTIER |." 39 y | heme made, 3 Ibs - C oadw IC R Ss UES Tring... CIEVAE | Paban Shas Pltbuah Ae Smith Gray & Co. eran rem eur as a = UNFEDA BISCUIT] g. |tauartene > MIBK 3 n can depend upon it that we'll not disappoint you. Dos she va 18c Rye: gal, $2.86: fullqt......, 85c Sa ae (2 ir (r f EY th Floor, SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO., SIATH AVENUE'S FOREMOST SfORE—6Tii AVE., wf TO 20fd SL., NEW xORK CITY