The evening world. Newspaper, March 29, 1912, Page 14

THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MARGE 29 PHOWNIX, Aris, March %.—The bil) qubmitting the judiplary recall amend- it to the people ‘at the next general Jeotion passed the lower house of the P WEALTHY COUPLE + ELOPE AND END Sse eee ee B 3 FRIENDS’ ANTER < me to a frame of mind where| tical bill is in the hands of the Semmte he was Willing to make out the neces. —_— on Constitutional Amend. meni thant ———__——— are aah Gees $0 Che eer O14 Man Overcome by Gas. milk. eens bry eight, of No. 7 2) West One man was curaing his luck for having to | 2 wth taken 40 et up 00 early when Mies Miller edded | Hit "tr opps early to ‘& section to her name, ing from @ 1 ‘Mrs. Nichols’e mother and Mr, Nich- | Crea: ols’s parents were duly informed. Mrs, Miller extended her sincere congtatula- ONLY A FEW DOSES REQUIRED TO MAKE YOU RIGHT AGAIN ! Talk of Wedding at Plaza ‘Dale Followed by Midnight Hunt for License, 'y, suffer. pol 7 was was unconscious, the turned and the window open found by dis son. @ tatle tn the Press Wednesda: the hasty z rat fi, TAILOR-MADE SUITS Sioeky fot in wawrtbcsdta hnenhiy pind 22.50 27.50 32.50 47.50 oile and Batiste Blouses charming models, hand embroidered and daintily trimmed Trish and Cluny laces. All the new eleeve effects, ha 2.50 5.00 8.75 12.50 GIRLS’ LINGERIE DRESSES ecllection of confirmation and models in fine Batietes party tat altaya feo and with real laces. Offerings sree 9:95 5.50, 10.00 14.50 GIRLS’ SPRING COATS Asumber of models in WHITE AND, BLUB to Rogieh Gorges, 450 7.50 12.50 16.50 Oirle’ Wear GIRLS’ DRESSES OF _Chambray edie thos pak artene Age 6 tent” 3,50 | To Induce Early Easter Buying : With Easter Little More Than One Week Off ‘4 We Offer Men and Young Men *, An Extraordinary Sale of Spring Overcoats and Suits at 510 SH) | Rach and Oxiord Spsing Overcoats sill faced to the odje and larfe aa of fancy mixture coats por pally ping My py SESE air te oe . A Special Sale at $15 * Spring Suits and Silk Lined and Silk Faced Black and Oxford Spring Overcoats Overcoats are lined throughout with Borveltons th ood finished and tailored—a copter orig The si season’s newest and co! and pate bine steipes. There Lent c enn eke ater : ) Blue and Brown Belted Back Spring Overcoats, Special at $20 Hea can one foes losrhare, of cyan, bet. —vet t $20, A bation soft selling mode! of beautiful » a0 Lowen valour fistsbod ‘chanted $10 Suits and Overceats Not on Sale at 49th Street. VB CONVENIENT STORES “Get the Habit.” Qo to | ae at 49th Street rs] fay, near Chambers St. 125th miroet at Third Aveoise - nd +» near Greenwic! 14th St., near B'way Union Square end Min Se Bore Once, tions im person and Ofr. ané Mire, Mich- and Twenty- Hariem Hoe- da ob i, fauale WAIT FOR SATURDAY Sheet Music, 12 pieces for 25c sui: TOMORROW ~*~ A Week’s Preparations Will Culminate in a Great Millinery Day Extraordinary Hats at $5, $6, $7, $8, $9, $10, $12, $15. Special Values in Untrimmed Hats, Children’s Millinery, Fine Feathers and Summer Flowers It started on Saturday—this extraordinary week of millinéry—when, as we the sales outnumbered any for years past. i; In the middle of the week we received Easter shipments of exclusive French millinery, resulting in more models being disposed of than in any day on record. sis A persed iaustbitadis ss vaipniy Di aa. at $15 to $25. But tomorrow shall crown all this wonderful week! Our milliners for days have been originating hats to sell at $10, $12 and $15—each one different, uncopied, new —the latest developments in smart mi 5 At $5, fresh from the workrooms are 600 hats! Materi- als, trimmings, shapes of regular $6 to $9 grades. Tailored hats, dress ha’ ew and color. ts—every new shape color. Hats id $6, 4B -d and $9. Eponge, taffeta and pretty strawe—styles not before seen. At $1.50 are regular $2.50 untrimmed Milan hate— Fifteen new shapes, black, white, burnt and navy blue. f Children’s extra pretty hats, $1.75 and upwards. 4 Dainty wreaths, 85c upwards; wings or straight feather fantasies, 50c upwards. Second floor, Old Building. $5 Sample Chiffon Waists at $3 Wait for $3 and $3.85 Silk Waists at $2 » ov «Saturday | $1 Lingerie Waists at 75c To make such values possible, it was necessary to take a few waists here and a could find them. But each group includes all sizes in one All of $5 grade. Subway floor, Old Building. Just in Time for Easter We Have Secured 14,000 Pairs of Children’s Shoes To Sell for What We Pay for Them Ordinarily The capture has been divided between our two stores. For tomorrow we have been able to get ready only the patent leather shoes— which will be most in demand to go with the new Easter clothes. There are about 3,000 pairs of these, in sizes from a child’s 5 to a young woman’s 6. All are shoes of thoroughly dependable grade and very good-looking. All have welted and stitched soles. Patent leather vamps and mat kid tops. Wide toes for the children and smarter shapes in the larger sizes. Prices will be as follows: Sizes 5 to 8, usually $1.75, will be Sizes 11 to 2, usually $2.50, will be $1.25 $1.75 Sizes 8}4 to 10}4, usually $2, will be Sizes 2}4 to 6, usually $3, will be $1.50 Later_we shall present the remainder of this The comes in children's shoes, Gaturday, Subway floor, Old Building. Men’s Spring Suits eS ee Knickerbockers Add \very mucti to, the Value of these Boys’ All-Wool Suits at $5 Puts them in a class by themselves, at $5—that is why we call them the ““Wanamaker-Special.”’ With but one pair of imickerbockers these suite would be hard to match at the price. Of absolutely all- wool cheviot or blue serge, if you please, made to with- stand pull and strain, and skimped nowhere. Double-breasted or Norfolk jacket, twill e- lined, and two pairs of full-lined knickerbockers—for $5. For boys of 7 to 18. Dou rena fares clothe, with one pale of trousers at $3.88 and $5. And what are left of the 162 Spring reefers that we t on sale today at $3.85. They were made to sell for 50 and $7.50. Subway floor, Old Building Children’s Coats and Hats ~The Extra at 50c. serge coats with eailor collar and cuffs of white serge— |h y Blue mien sores Same with shawl collar of light blue satin, trimmed j - t bl i with wide black silk braid and pear! buttone—$2.85, $5. Hats of Milan and fancy straws, trimmed with light or dark silk ribbons and pretty flowere—65c, usually $1.50 to $2.50. All of these are for children of 2 to 6 years, and are sold in the |I' Infante’ Section, Subway Store, Old Building. EASTER GLOVES For Women lisle, 25¢ lisle, 50c for an 50c. . 2-clasp overseam glace, black, white and colors, 65c. Subway floor, Old Bidg. Easter Gifts In Plated Ware Silk Petticoats at $1.95 and $2.95 Messaline sil in black and colors. . Taffeta silk, black, colors ) Plates, engraved, /and changeable. Some with silk jersey Candlesticks, ' $1.50. sie Tray, chased F re $2.25. ; Sugar bowls, glass with plated Vases of openwork pattern,| One or two of a kind as a $3.75; others 80c v1 wa . |rule—$3 to $3.85 grade. im ers te Subway floor, Old Building. lela ty growing pale ti 4 each, . Subway floor, Old Building. Women’s and Children’s CORSETS Lighter Underwear At 75c, C. B. a la’Spirite| women’ : [gorse of fine Batiste, low Pg gh endo et ips. quality, white ri At $1, P. N., in.a new] At 12}4 model with the long etraight|#%, "hite lines over hip and bust. cotton » W. B. Nuform| At 25c each, instead of 50e, coreets with extremely long} women’s ’ hips and low bust. ribbed to Their At $18.50 Though Fabrics, Linings, Trimmings Are Identical With Those That Go Into $30 to $40 Suits Men’s wot $15 and $16 and on our part. But it is proving to be a distinct suc- cess, Forty-five choice all-wool patterns in Spring and Summer weights. Fabrics (aa well as | and trimmings) right here, on display for critical examination. Measurements will be made by . De- livery in two weeks, No obligati toaccept suits that are unsatisfactory in anyrespect. Broadway, corner Eighth strest, Main floor, We believe you will find nothing even ap- their values at 5 or $16. Broadway, sooner, Biehth street, Remarkable Shirts at 85c Made from 100-count Percale That Goes Into the Best $2 Shirts on the Market —in patterns that most men would select if they had their choice of many. —and so made that expert technical knowledge is required to tell where the $2 shirts are superior. Neat, clean-cut pencil stripes of color on white. Pleated or plain fronts. Coat styles. Cuffs attached, Choose as many as you will. All sizes from 14 to 17, ‘ But 85c, instead of $2, Saturday, Subway floor, Old Building, near the Broadway, ‘ront, THE SUND AY WORLD'S Makes more “Offers of Posi- WANT DIRECTORY tions” than any other two mediums in the universe,