The evening world. Newspaper, May 16, 1912, Page 5

THE EVENING WUALD, THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1912. ROCKAWAYS WANT |‘ Better Goods for the Same Money or the Same Goods for Less Money Than Elsewhe re” MILLIONS TO IMPROVE 135,000 t) 1 6 6 ; 9 ——— pee BiG SUMMER RESORT 1 Chant, The B ld Store’ | caissi: ‘Bargaia . BUILDING i institutions and churches Basement snared er eentay nmi ase TWO MAMMOTH BUILDINGS Advertisement, with donated to worthy families and . individuale : Details of psSennationsl Piscioutions ot fe Phi crab ae Booths OU MAING pivaing ok sa Friday's Sales, of ower Pred Setsonape Boulevards Submitted to Fourth Floor, of at Information on Page 18 ODD LOTS and MILL Rene Board of ‘Estimate. CREENHUT Building, at intor: « ' e NANTS FROM SCORES OF of This Newspaper mation Desk, Main Floor. BOTH SIDES OF 6H AVE. J.B.GREENHUTDres, . 1a™ AND {o™ sTs. = GREBNHUT-SIEGEL CooreR co. MAIN BUILDING: | ‘onEeNHUT.sieceL cooper co—MAIN BUILDING dhe Dis to Bo N e oli 2 e e Shirt S A Special Purchase and Sale of 585 Women’s Gowns aR ee The Big Store Announces Zag ie % has. a Sale of 9.600 and D Tesses MANUFACTURERS,: A echeme converting that portion of the Rockaway peninsvia between Far Rockaway and Sea Side Park, at Ne- Donsett, into an immense summer re- @ort at an outiay of millions of dollars ‘and embracing such places as Far Rock- away, Bayswater, Wave Crost, Ostend, Cedar Law, Arverne, Hammels and Rookaway Beach within an area of 5,000 acres, was submisted to the oan! ot Estimate to-day. A public hearing ft for Sune 27, as outlined by ens, include: bulking of a boulevard from ¢ it Mine at Lawrence 10 Rockaway nt and the construction of @ great board walk stretching many miles in length | to be erected either on the land | G&istance from the shore. The pla Gest a structure similar to that @ lantio City to be interrupted at p by @ series of own front parks, Geone te $45, Your 4 ‘ ‘hoice, Tomorrow, 1 Soft NegligeeShirts || |?"°*: 7" . 3 285 of These Gowns and Dresses Are Sample f ky Values up to Model, in Sizen 34,36 and 38.” The Other e¢ Season's [24 53; Tomor.' ( Oe se penis ae of the Sere y row,at.. Range of Sizes From one of New York's eminent dressmakers, v cated on land :, " one who is an admitted authority on modes and tke severat "eae Ay an . Of Finest Silks, Mercerized Pa whose standard of workmanship 1s very high, we eames, Row known as AUantic avenue, Arverne | rics, and Silk-Striped Madras, ina Ww on- obtained the complete line of show-room samples Sree ray, Rollavett, “andy derful Collection of Fashionable Colors as well as dresses and gowns partially finished, rg EN fate an atiraclive highway piercing tne and Patterns—Plenty of Plainsin the Lot. which have now been finished for us. $ z heart of the peninsula and mak boulevard width of seventy entail the raising of many bul Private residen tween Mott ay It ds further of the rafiroad crossings at Arverne along the Une of the proposed boulevard | . and to keep the thoroughfare on \\, .ecean aide of the tracks which ts aigned to less © dangers of thoroughfare as a Ocean Parkway & width of eighty im to taper into th walk, It ts expected residents along th: cede their property bears part of the e foundations — BOYS GET 64 CENTS FOR $500 IN COPPER. Loot Factory of Skylight Trim. | mings, Visit Circus and Are | With Woman. selves of sixty. lads accom- | Unavoidably the number of gowns offered in this impressive array is limited. Each one a sample, every one has received the thought, careful work- manship, and attention to detail that is always ex- pended on models. These productions must not be classed with those exhibited in the sales of regular ready-to- wear silk dresses of ali grades that have recently been so prominently placed before the public. So well recognized is the superiority of this maker's product that the output of other makers is tested by comparison with his. There are sumptuous gowns for afternoon and evening wear with trains and round skirts. High and low necks are shown in every variation that a prodigal fancy could devise. Crepe meteors and charmeuse are of the ciose heavy weave that is a weight in the hand. Chiffon cloth over draperies with various treatments of embroidery and beading; chiffon taffetas of such supple textures as to resemble the finest of weaves; messalines and satin Duchesse complete the col- lection of materials of the highest order. The garnitures ate rich and lavish. Heavy embroideries in self color, mingted silk and metal threads, oriental Ssortne and sharp contrasts ornament waists and skirts. Laces of the most exquisite design, some of them real, others the finest imitation. Cut crystal buttons, metal and silk pendants and ail the latest fancies of the hour find appropriate place. An unparalleled opportunity to procure toilettes for the most exacting occasions at an extremely od ' meYourchoice, tomorrow, at......... °16,50 GREENHUT-SIEGEL COOPER CO— MAIN BUIL DIN 9 e Boys’ Wash Suits * That Are Delightfully Cool and “Summery;” values up to $3; tomor- row, at 95¢c and 51.45 Two exceptionally fine bar- gains for the little chaps, to- morrow :— i This is the greatest sale of the Meet iteatl BL biggest number of shirts in popular styles and materials ever offered, “at a price.” Nearly 10,000 shirts in this collection which goes cn sale tomorrow morning. They are a well-known brand, advertised in all the street cars and the daily papers, as being The Finest Shirts Made, Carried by the Best Furnishing Goods Sy Stores in New York City and Throughout the Country The maker didn’t want them advertised over his own name, so he has sewn another label over his own well-known one. When you come in for YOUR share of this tremen- , the supply isn’t equal toit. The only reason we managed dous bargain, tomorrow, all you have to do is to remove | to get this lot is because some of the shirts may have the outer label, and YOU WILL BE ASTONISHED TO | 9 spot somewhere—in many cases it's very hard to find, SND INCAMBBICA. THE, BEST-KNOWN SHIRTS and one washing makes the shirt as good as new. The 5 F 7 Hi | ‘on | at moat of the | ean front will 1 the city of providing i includes: Soft negligee shirts are in great demand now, and | assortment inc! . Plain White and Champagne-Colored Shirts; Corded White and Champagne shed noes it Cream Ground with Beautiful Silk Stripes, in Blue, Lavender, Pini es een, 5 5 Most of these shirts are made of fine mercerized shirtings which heh {LIKE SILK; ALSO OF FINE SILK AND SILK STRIPED Tie Retail All shirts fitted with fine pearl buttons and made in coat sty! adel a French cuffs; split-cushion neckband; pocket on front with deep flap. pied Cl cut full and perfect-fitting. Made with yoke and double-sewn seams. ore than i ize. 4 ore Hovealraviaytbe shirts are laundry-proof, no matter how many times you send them to the wash. any cabs dian Now Sir, How Many 0! ese Splen rts Will YOU Take, Remembering That the 7O@ Values Run Up to $3, at (MAIN Buildi oharge of burglary tained Mlomena L ferson street, a deal ‘GREENHUT-SIEGEL COOPER co—MAIN BUIL DING: Warm-Weather- Tow Shoes for Men and Women Men’s *3, *3.50 and For W "8 $3, $3.50 and $4 $1. For Men’s an $1.65 ‘or Women’s an 4 Low Shoes Oxfords, Colonials and Pumps ‘A mugniticent collection in which all leathers are rep-! Every pair with hand-turned or Goodyearewelted | soles. All resented—tan Russia call, patent loathor one esse widths, sizes and leathers, 2+, 3 and 4-eyelet Oxfords, pumps with rib- calf, in Fe eee eee Te coianable toe-shapes in] bon bows, ankle-strap pumps and in Colonials with pretty buckle ee is and width, effects. Shoes for every occasion at a price unapproached. stripped elgl ping the « the building, s¢ Then they shinn gathered up their operation ning at full e Carriages The “‘Wind-up” of Our Great Sale of Manu- facturers’ Samples, at About One-Half Regular Prices BEST at thelr F. as them perfect, ’ . nd | Women’s $3.50 and $4 White Canvas Button |Boys’ $2.50 Outing Shoes—the Minses’ and Children's $2 tne | Shoes--made of thefinest Sea Islandwhite| same as worn by "Boy Scouts. pathy Shoes Ale x dull cal] g&vass medium short vamp; 16 fancy} Maude of finest black, tan or olive styles; paten' er, Il sk $ buttons; high Cuban pent neg toes; ain leather; Avedon soles; and kidskin; all sizes Goodyear welted soles; all sizes ull sizes up to 93 MPO 2, A... cco 1.49 and widths; at tes 2.45 Blacrseseccvocccvers aye 1.95 (MAIN Building, Seoond Floor.) upper floor pr ments. He summ investigation of the police. Detectives MeClaug! were put on the GREENHUT-SIEGEL COOPER CO—MAIN BUILDING: = Festival Sale Prices on High-Grade Groceries new Militar id Sailor Collar Rusalan ‘dl num Batley: and F resh Meats and Rallor Blouse iylon--ia madras, | | aaraly, FRESH MEATS—Paid and charged orders deliverd to all parts of the city and to all suburbs now reached by our Free BACH Eerien ne pares old), and Delivery Wagon System. Telephone and mail orders filled promptly and efficiently. Call Chelsea 4000, the bi and plai hite; sizes 2'4 to 10 years; at 95c Military and Sailor Collar Russian and Military and Sailor Blouse ~ityles newest de > justly proud of our reputation of having the most complete line of groceries of any store in the city, at prices that dg eee The following offers are especially attractive ones just now; but if you do not find JUST WHAT YOU WANT in these columns you will assuredly find it in our Grocery Store itself, on the Third Floor, MAIN Building. sthree young p plicated the 1 copper was found In | 4@ worth $500 and all she had paid the high and low necks; Boye for it was G4 conte es PTT PES: WG! fresh Meats | Fresh Fruits and Cakes and Pastr: and beach suits; materials of Anest Jedd ae Advertised Coreala We en paid and charged orders. Vegetables In our own “Di 0 at ve reppe, linens, percales, galatea and have ever been offered. BROKER DIES BY GAS Bao, asd ret. 10s puck Be || | LAMB Ione of Fancy sis-dreseds ] Re getal Sates ae CAE and maiy. at kindergarten’ cloth in ‘plain colors; It is impossible in the brief FRESH OYSTER BAY or JERSEY ASPARAGUS-large spears; 28° D3 fancy stripes; plain white and com- bination color effects; sizes af | 45 21% to 10 years; at . (MAIN Building, Second Floor.) B—fuli fore quarters of city: 5 space allotted to print the great i eee Ie list of values; we simply say, COME youll be delighted! (MAIN Building, Fourth Pleer.) Philip Hartman, a well-to-do real es tate broker, who lived w'th his wife |if and daughter M at No, 444 Han- |i cock street, Brook Was found as-| phyxiated by ga# In a storeroum at the | top of his Louse to-day. Myx, Hartinan told the police that her husband on for taking very much bakers and confec- TIJOHN'S BREAKFAST Deeae (apieeaniee Lae HERS WHEAT HEARTS—granu- white wheat; © pki, 53; Qe VEAL~hind quarters of milk-fed; FLORIDA or BERMUDA POTA> Die : TOES=-peck, 90c; 2 quarts ip FRESH RHUBARB—6 bunches J (jo for 15e asts of milk lle xen plekied corned; 9¢ Wooing: VEAL—necks of EAKPAST BISCUITS eo 10c ; 40c RY WIDOW POUND CAKES citron, marole or plain; 4 Br 2 the CALIFORNIA NAVEL ORANGES DD CO! PLAKES — freshiy doz, 352, M « HER'S Oc ani dor, 94; reg. 10s pack- Qe \ YELLOW ONIONS ~ 4Re@ ’ heaping ful BEN DAVIS’ or ALBEMARLE — 4Q¢ ~~ creennet.sincet «corer co—MAIN BUIL DING————| Specials for Friday —————— MAIN BUILDING Conservatory “sitoive ute of na J 4g MOTHER'S HOMINY—peari or’ granu fegs of fancy Canada lic ’ 7 ier " 4 ‘ ; ; and Saturday in life so far as she knew. Ilo had been ackages, 41¢3 6 hols isias' oF treak'” 1.80 10c day Deal Hatin See with hts family and had then retired i c en 810) , UC dition ; th it fl his bedroom, When Mfrs. Hart ed, lean, fresh 1, MESSINA I. 15e tion ; these will ower 15¢ not ree him this morning she rc oe freely in June; each....... th puge and found him. JULIENNE Je Seeiected, iean, fresh 4c fi ¢ from a jet over his head Climbing Roses—in pots; new- by | est sorts, each, es Perpetual Flowering Roses POt-grown; Mf... wee 45¢ Privet for Hedgea— $ $; fine stock; 100-for , 4. and 85 Begonias, Salvias, $ Chrysanthemums—dor’. 1.10 Made from the be: ons mi PEAS 10¢ | 00. bas. doz, 81.18; No. 1 size can ‘i be IFORNIA PRUNES J Gq | CHOICE STATE: CHEESE Ip Fresh Fish We clean fish free of charge. Fresh Cereals 10 Ibs. 5 ibe YELLOW PEACHES 36 Cotfee and Tea kinds; made of the tine Geraniums and Cocks- $ FAVORITE BLEND COFFEE ROLLED WHITE OATMEAL 42 Mami nase it i 1.50 BEST QUALITY FARINA...) $128 Hered borile Re combs- dozen res FANCIEST HEAD RICE 8 MONTICELLO RYE Shrubs all Sorts)-~ 29 OR Bo eae, OAdO. «6 a 20 ety gallon bo} pac PINHEAD OATMEAL 5 M si, ® each ic Fruit Trees-—at Low Prices Grapevines and Boston Ivy— Hie gag AOE Spider Lily Bulbs an Arame—earh ooo sses ss LOC 95 hottle "(Henedist 34 YELLOW SPLIT PEAS 65. iy ean S4e SCOTCH GREEN. PPAS Bs FANCY PEA BEANS 5 i CALIFORNIA LIMA BEANS 9B. *."9Be Long Isiand flound Frosh herring Jers HAZEL BACON JELKE'S FRESH BUTTERINE eerie Lene AX CANT =" | SI. package, 61.12 (Me: De Fresh Vegetable Seeds— gallon Jug, Ske; STRATFIELD BRAND BACON 19¢ an CONnL V5e| 3:iv. brat p 24¢ och Veratable eden 25e b} FRESH SALMON-—Warren's Columbia Rivers | | ip Ic D METAL POLISH 5e TT Praette BACHE wae / on.» Bi See OE rao aan SET RET pee aa pba’ bitt’s oeh Fo atest France; reg. 28e ‘| 2 ry uit Ld OAR 4 3 oo Soft-Shell Grabs __]] uss" | __ Educator Biseuis ||} iii ra ent i IMPORTE » ns Oe 170 Fertilizera—large carton; 4 rt 10c (MAIN Building, Slath Floor.) reg. ‘ s+