The evening world. Newspaper, June 7, 1912, Page 7

4 THE EVENING WORLD, mg ee ~ | tecerations above the night said it was tho little stone amulet the BABY 1S JUST LIKE When he had’ bathed ber face, he[entid ‘wore avout her ‘neck tout’ hag] A QUARTER CENTURY BEFORE . A BIG RUBBER DOLL,| tooked at moautre and said: “Great |eaved hei THE PUBLIC. em Scott! It's the same kid." To which soa tania Wemacmene s Has a Few Small Cuts From Being] Meduire replied: “1'n be wowed i 1t| VETERAN SEA FIGHTER QUITS | Over Five Million Freesamples _ Struck by Car and Falling Wis from the fice fld at was the second time ttle Helma!/ As eight beils from the Dreadnaught ™ pe and increasing sales from Three Stories. fliad~escaped severe injury this week.|Utah marked the noon hour yesterday 8 the genuine merit of ‘ln On Tuesday she wandered into the mid- @e of the street while her mother was shopping at No, 2464 Second avenue and was struck by a street car. But its/in the navy, read his omMcia retive- fender Pom soe to be in working order} ment order and turned over his com- and carried her along. Patrolman| mand to Capt. -Atbert Gieaves who of- McGuire was the man who got her out, | ficially assumed charge of the yard by and it was Dr. McKinley who dressed} reading his order to assume command. her small scalp wound. he new commandant once was When Mrs, Hansen had Helma safely| tain of the North Dakota and has a tucked" in bed lastnight the. mother fine record in the navy. Rear-Admiral HB. H. C. Leutze, Com- Foot-Ease, th the antisepti mandant of the Brooklyn Navy Yard, who has seen forty-eight years’ ‘Two-year-old Helma Hansen crawled Bet upon the Areesvape of her home OB the third Noor of No, 266 Second ave- last laa end fell through the the pavement. Patrokman MoGuire picked her up, carried her to & Grug store and called a Harlem Hos- pital ambulance. Dr. McKinley found the child had no worse injury than y service 2 everywhere, cept any substitute. For FREE ral one oddress, Ae 3. 4 Cineted, La He thaken into the Gon for Tired, Aching jen, Sweating, Tender Feet. Gives instant relief to corns and bunions, blisters || Allen's Foot-Ease makes | le I | | ‘Stern Brothers will hold To-morrow, Saturday, their Semi-Annual Clearance Sales of Misses’ and Girls’ Apparel Young Men’s & Boys’ Clothing of desirable Wool and Silk Fabrics, in the latest effects, comprising Boys’ Norfolk and Double-breasted Suits, Juntors’ and Misses’ Suits, $8.50 to 19.50 " of fine fancy cheviots, cassimeres and blue serge, Formerly from $24.50 to 45.00 at $3.95, 4.75, 5.95 and 6.50 Coats, in sizes from 14 to 18 years, from 97.50 to 17.50 Former Prices $5.00, 6.75 to 10.50 Formerly from $16.50 to 45.00 Boys’ First Long Trouser Suits, Girls’ Coats, sizes 6 to 14 yrs, from $2.95 to 17.50 Se eee ce eeee ec eee mete Formerly from $6.50 to 32.50 at $9.75 and 11.50 Higher Priced Garments at Proportionate Reductions. Former Prices $11.50, 14.50 and 16.50 Youths’ and Smali Men’s Suits, in regular and soft roll two and three button aa: « of gra’ brown and tan fancy fabrics, also blue serge, sizes 34 to 30° inch chest measure, at $11.50, 15.00 and 18.00 Former Prices from $16.50 to 28.00 Boys’ Blouses, of fancy striped madras and percales, in light and dark colors, sizes 8 to 15 years, Boys’ and Children’s Ptay Fi Rompers, Also a Special Offering of Summer Dresses and Skirts ot (A ppemngy Linens, Ginghams wns, Linens, Ginghams « Tismues and Flaxons, sizes 14 to 18 years, at9 4.95, 9.75 : Actual Values $7.50 to 13.0 Special of Sheer Batiste and Persian Lawns, at * * | L trimmed with fine laces, 14 to 18 years, at 8.75, 12.00 | of striped and checked ginghams and 45¢ Actual Values $13.75 to 17.50 | Math? and plain chambrays, Misses’ Skirts, Boys’ and Youths’ of Imported Terry Cloth, anny ae model, open front, Actual Value $7.50, 3.85 - sr ee eanteniens teers Shirts Giris’ Dresses, of Figured Lawn, Tissues, bgprtepeiated 4 * 68¢ Volles and Dotted Swiss, Dutch neck’and short colar atahd, so ee ee * sleeves, also Russian effect, trimmed with $4 85, 2.95 * Negligee Shirts, c embroidery and lace, sizes 6 to 12 years, at ° 9 & of fancy striped silk, crepe soisette and cheviot, af 95 Actual Values $3.00 and 5.50 Formerly $1.65 to 2.75 West Twenty-third and Twenty-second Streets Evan Men- This Is ForY. Olt SS Summer Suits, Special at $10 Blue Serges and Gray Serges _. and Fancy Blues, Grays and Browns Remarkable suits at $10—made to sell at $15 and $18—we offer them at this unusually low price as an inducement to young men to visit the Brill Stores, and become soguainted with our SPECIALLY MADE YOUNG MEN’S SUITS—specially cut and specially designed to fit the slighter, less matured figures of young men, and specially selected to please them. WE INVITE MOTHERS AND FATHERS to accompany the young man, and give him the benefit of their better judgment as to the good- ness of these suits and their unusual value at $10. In anyevent—whether they are accompanied or not—we stand prepared to buy back every suit that may prove unsatisfactory in any way. On Sale at 4 Stores Only—Not at 49th Street Men’s & Young Men’s Summer Suits, Special 15 The Famous Brill Specials, among which are included the U. S. True Blue Serges, Quaker Grays, and hundreds of fancy blues, grays and browns —smart, durable fabrics and patterns—the hin serge absolutely fast color and all-wool, unfading and wamienng. Newest and smartest models, unusually well tailored—820 wouldn’t uy better elsewhere. Men’s & Young Men’s Summer Suits, Special $20 The Brill Twenty Suits, Ready-to-Wear, absolutely fast color, blue serges, : Dixie grays, fancy blues, grays and browns, splendidly tailored, smartly distinctive models and desi It’s to men and young men who usually pay $25 and $30 that the Brill Twenty will strongly appeal. Straw Hats Special at $1.40 and $1.85 at 4 Stores—not at 49th Street FIVE CONVENIENT STORES, 279 Broadway, near Sharapers St. Union Sauare Stche Open Seturday Evenings. pacer tne hy RENTER PER en ee pees Ss ee ee a a eas Broadway at 49t! is 128th St. at Third ae roth Cortlandt St., near Greenwich ion Square, 14th St., near B'way 0 apts FP FF 2 0 0 2 FI PB I I I BI I FB BB I I I I 9 Gp pr OTR CE rRripaY, JUNE Lat n’s & Boys’ oft Collars regular 2 for 25¢ kind, in white and colors, in a special Saturday rale at 3 for 25c, or each, c cuffs. 17; 6 for $4.50. mcteatte, water) your Oriental rugs. insurance with prices elsewhere. prices elsewhere. Patent Colt, Gun Metal Kid, Tan Russia Calf, Lege of Choice Canada Loine of ¥ "Young Jersey | Ribs of Fine Roast Beef. . our spe- > erp cial riceOOc arn id Gloves of Lisle pad Chamot: celebrated al Rug Btore, 4th Woo, Women’s $3.50 Pumps at $2.98 Newest and daintiest Summer footwear for women. The pumps are graceful and have pretty wing tips or plain toes. Can be fitted with buckles to make a perfect Colonial. Men’s Smart Silk Seren at $2.35 Luxurious, comfortable summer shirts with French cuffs. You may have them in All smart shirts and spl Men’s Splendid “Soisette” Shirts at $1.00 Look like silk and wear equally as well. them in tan, white and gray, with neckband or collar attached. Sizes 14 to 17, French cuffs. in a price range up to $2.00. 00. '|Men’s “Palmetto” Summer Shirts at 78¢ Plain and pleated: shirts with cuffs attached; splendid variety of patterns; also 2,000 soft bosom shirts with French Plain color and stripe mercerized pongee. Sizes 14 to, Bloomingdales’, Main Floor, 60th 6t. fection, Women’s Long Silk Gloves 69e Heavy Silk Mousque- taires,elbow | | Storing, Cleaning and Scouring Oriental Rugs We dry clean, ecour (soap end Dry cleaning of Oriental rugs, 3c oq. ft. Dry cleaning and scour- ing (soap and water) 6c aq. ft. Remember, prices named include it fire, burglary and moths, and free storage till Nov. 1, 1912. Also stretching and relaying on your floors. Compare our prices Fitted with the ‘cant slip” heel lin- ae ing, so they hold on the foot as Worth to 5 (00 securely as a boot. Splendid $9.50, at le BI WwW Al Women’s $2.50 Pumps & Oxfords at $1.98 Exceptional values in new styles of black and tan kid and patent and gun metal and white pumps and oxfords. Juvenile “Nature Shape” Pumps & Shoes Tan, Russia Calf, Gun Metal, Patent Colt, White Nubuck and Canvas, all welted, specially priced at. Specials in Fresh Meats M4! . be 15} Sirloin Steaks, cut from fine native Sugar Cured Bacon; mildly smoked; beef. . 184 15}4e Legs of Fine Spring Lamb; sell vaually at 22ca pound; epecial price for Saturday, Ib 1913. -To-Morrow, Saturday!! Your last chance this season to have a high grade TopCoat, §) Summer Sui Raincoat 80 or Prince Albert Coat and te MadetoMeasurefor No matter how big or stout you aro the price remains the same—twelve eighty. You may select the materials you want from a col- lection of a hundred fashionable high grade fabrics, and you can depend upon the fact that the clothes will be measured, cut and tailored perfectly. You are assured of a perfect fit. We guarantee absolute satisfaction or your money back Bico mingfales’, Gerond Floor, 60th @trest Gertion, styles, in sizes 7 to 17 years. Other Conf! ina it blue, gr: id values. 1,000 Boys’ ne ¥ Wash Suits, Russian sailor blouse; 26 to 10 occ colored tel rials; very epe- mat % cial values; eit Aber rereeee : 500 Boys’ § ‘ay and helio stripes. a 14 to 17. ‘You may have Other shirts with collar attached ‘and double- 3s epe- ‘breasted cial for Saturday at............5 —_——_ colored Keieifntdle at.. Bloomingtales’, Olothing last day of this wonderful June hosiery sale. Women’s Silk Stockings, 25¢ 4-inch garter top, high spliced heels and linen soles, Black, white, russet, tan, pink, sky and navy. All sizes. Women’s Stockings at 12)¢ Full ecamless stcckings; various weights, fast colors, Tan ap black. Women’s Lisle Stockings, 15¢ Mercerized finish made with deeP ee: garter top, in black, white and tan. Women’s £1: Stockings at 39¢ For women. Full fashioned boot silk hosiery, in double welt top, mer- cerized; epliced soles and heels; white, black and tan. Women’s Silk Stockings ai 48c Ingrain pure thread silk, bright and lustrous finish, thin gauze weight; double lisle welt top and double sole, An unusually good value. Men's Half Kose at S¢ Seamless socks, cotton, first qual- ity; colors and black and tan, Men's Lisle Half Hose, W3y4e | Silk finish; liste \colors. Women’s Silk Stockings at Silk stockings, hand em! ie effects; tan, white and black. Bloomingdales’, Main Floor, oth St, Section, Saturday, 2d Floor. Trimmed Panamas and Peanut Braid Bats, styles. These very fashionable Just 100 of these fine quali- pumps are made of ty Panamas and Paani: tenia jack Satin, hats, all trimmed with a drape hite Nubuck, $2.98 of white messaline silk and I sizes, finished with rosette of same material onside. Don’t failto see these wonderful bargains. $1.98, $2.48, $2.98 W)oomingdales’, 24 Floor, 59th St, Section, up to $6.50, arranged in three White and Barat Color Miians, big assortinent All good styles and now selling up to $2.50, Main floor, to-morrow at the wry. or cial price ..... 95 c juarters of Fine Young Lamb 4c sbi 4 allthe chops 3 Fine Dry Picked Chickene ond Fowles; very tender 1644 c eliciousflavor, , * 18'4c ——=—==ALL CARS TRANSFER {cman and Graduation 9§ Khaki, Crash and Linen 4 Suite, phony 7 to 16 yeare; cut in Norfolk 1,000 Boys’ “K and E” Blouses, « ‘sizes 3 to 16 years; collar and neck- band style; plain white and tere, Genead Floor, Stock Up With Summer Stockings] pc This Big Annual June pa You will save substantially. The opportunities this sale affords are manifold. They may net come your way again for a long time, so be here promptly to-morrow, Saturday, which will be Here are some of the many economies: Men’ 's Silk Half Hose, 1603 ire threed silk; made with double heels sctig colors Matt oad coolio pees double estas. nen epliced; ta" ince co "inc ips Bet ale. ae et self floral designs and eee Neat /boys and girls; white, tan and re silk Men's Pure Silk Half Hose a! 27¢ yewch accordion knit and novel ‘ks; some with neat designs; effects, Unequalled anywhere at the price. Another Great Millinery Offer Panama, Java and Peanut Braid Un- On Sale, Main Floor, variety of shapes for your selection; )f) just the hats for outing and seashore wear. $2.95 Chidren’s Imported Socks, Se} Plain white, with j atetpes| and checked tops; sises 444 to 834, He Calren'sSlockings of | (Children's Steckings ot 18 Full fashioned and seamless - cerized lisle and ribbed = ‘all sizes. Also put ty embroidered latest combinatien cf. Hats at 95c, $2.95 and $3.95 Regular values. lots at $3.95, $2.95 and 95c, Children's Hats Clearance sale Saturday on Main Fier. your choice of any un- ready-to-wear Chen ‘° on now selling fy 50. Bl. tee to aes 00) at.. in Floor,