The evening world. Newspaper, February 28, 1913, Page 17

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It induces refreshing sleep 'avorte Prescription ta A and relieves mental anxiety and despondency, Perce, invalids’ Hotel, Batale, NY. ooPhirty shi a is ite Saunas Frees ye pee oa ete confess to you, Mr. Public, that | cannot make a Pe of clothes to order for eight dollars and seventy- five cents and get the actual cost of material and labor, under the present union conditions, but the new union conditions impose upon me the task of putting my help on weekly labor, where: heretofore they worked on piece work, and in order to get by at this season at all Nv7 5 I must keep them jumping so as to have the better ones Wessmiatt s when the season opens two weeks hence. In ; ifth Avenue’ Tailors A little later on you will pay $15.00 to me for the $60.00 Suitings blue serge which I sell today at'a cost of $8.75. If you : order now you can let me take a month to make it, or ¥ if you wish it | can have it done in 24 hours. < I don’t mean to say that these suits are worth $50 : or $60, but | do say that the high price tailors whose Coleman & Rock names are listed here, whose stocks contained these : n't p Mitte nds, got $40, $45, $50, $60 for these same goods, and Providence Leading Tall if they were worth that price when they sold them they $50 to S60 Suitings surely are a great trade to you for $8.75. Pocket your skepticism. These goods are marked in plain figures in the window and can be found right ‘ : ; inside the door, and you can be practically your own f “AL Pattens: & Cc salesman, and every customer buying a suit of this ae goods today saves from $10 to $15, and I don’t care 535 t0-$45 sis when the delivery is made. I want to clean up all ends in my stock—Blue Serges, Worsteds, Tweeds and Cheviots. Some with 4 enough for Two-Piece Suit and some with enough for alley tr 3 Suit and extra Pants. i $50 toi $60 Suiting $1.00 extra for extra Pants. SUING 1000 styles, all from high-priced tailor’s stock, made under your eyes, subject to Union conditions. Order for Spring NOW. $35—$40—$45 Values Suit or Overcoat TO ORDER 75 1 oan finish those in twenty- four hours if necessary ' 1431 Broadway, cor. 40th St. scat tae erase 10 [eT le _ X ene Aan mae ate wueennat see apron en epemaceeteteece TT F i a, s Setines, THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1913. MRE | | | BRING THE CHILDREN TO OUR FREE MENAGERIE--SEVENTH FLOOR pone Men Can Buy $3.50,$4&$5 », Shoes, Saturday, pigety , Walk-Over Shoes And Several Other Well-Known Makes are Included 8,000 pairs in this new lot, which arrived in time for Saturday's sale. We expect 8,000 men here to-morrow to walk away with a pair of shoes. All the newest advance Spring styles in Patent Colt Skin, Gun Metal Calf, Vici Kid, Velour Calf, Box Calf and Tan Russian Calfskin. The new high toe last, knob toe lasts and flat English lasts included in the lot. Sizes 5 to 11, B to EE widths, lace, button and Blucher models. —_———— oer ’ 1 Made of Patent Coliskin and Gun Metal Calf, with cleth (ops, newest Spring) Women’s $3 lasts with tipped toes, high arched and short vamp, Cuban heel, also shoes "| im Maa Cal, wih eth net Soe) Gl GQ Spring Shoes ro aS nents ab plain tip and high arched lasts, short vainp models. oh to5'y, Bto E widths. orth Stamps Until 12 Noon Single Stamps Thereafter Women’s $2.50 Satin Women's $2 Spring Shoes | Misses’ and Children’s Evening Lng have aded 9,000 pair to the lot to make High-Cat Shees Pi wa agree: ee Vt sisea,” verp ‘pale sew" and we 4 thon age regular Here’sGoodShirtNews Big a. Take Notice Prices bebe ed bd Low to Create tg Once-a- Year Sale, Saturday 465 Big Men’s Suits, Men’s 69c Shirts Well made, regular and coat models, neat pat- € terns; mostly on light ge perenne esere: grounds, with stripes or figures. Sizes 40 to 48 Chest | Finished with cushion neckband and ] pearl buttons; laundered cuffs. $15.00 to $25.00 Values i } Men's 81.00 Shirts | | zoek is rom 401 whether ou » | Plain or plaited fronts; all coat} J ihe sale you have been eu bie for, De bg j models; stiff laundered cuffs at-} | ‘clay 405 suite in all and they will monk tached; all the most desirable pat- | | O° t¥—#63 suits in al and they. will march ——_ j A OF alin out in quick time. All wool suits of fancy y | aia some are made of plain white mixtures; also plain black or blue suits. } i a st “19e 3 Suits that sold regularly from $15.00to $25.00, } : Young Men’s Suits Men’s Spring Suits a, N\A Men’s $1.50 Pajamas Anew shipment of young men's $ 50 Commencing to 9 a } Made of woven and printed madras: some dark pat- suits, ages 15 t020 years, Nobby are etter than ever. Look $40.09 ; y cloths, stylishly cut. Navy blue them ov fe ! terns; mostly all light, neat grounds; trim- lnsloded: : er. Don't forget our med, with washable of sil frogs and ocean 98e \lalees pearl buttons; suit 6 500 Pai Men’s $3 to $6 Blanket Bath Robes 9 rs en *S an 4 .| Some are slightly imperfect, but made in the most Val . :.4 up-to-date styles. There is only a limited A special purchase enables i cae phd) f quantity of these robes, so come early to $2. 69 these trousers at a great saving. It was § .50 $ get the first F moral bat tisk only by shecrest good peste Hs purchase & b en’s 4-in-Hand Neckwear was made, and we expect you here to-mor- : Snappy new Spring patterns, in beautiful designs and row for a new pair of trousers. Fancy z color combinations, in all shapes, including woollen mixtures in worsteds and (Third Fleer.). ; / large open ends, reversible and French shapes; cheviots. Also plain black. Sizes a Cc also the very popular impcrial shape: choice from 30 to 48 waist. Hemp Tam 0’ Shanters \ a «Mala Floor.) The New Creation Id Between-Season Wear Hemp Tam 0° Shanters are unquestionably the favorite shapes for early Spring wear. They come in three desir- able sizes, and are large and full ‘and made with a silk tied $4. brim, in the new Sold elsewhere at 18 a be] vs Women’s Ready- to-Wear Hats An immense assortment to select from. All the latest shapes—such as $1 98 Misses’ New Spring Suits In the Newest 1913 Models—as a Leader Sizes for Juniors, Also. $10.00 would not be the regular price of these suits by any means. You willefind them the equal of much higher priced models. Very girlish models of fine quality serge or whipeorde. Some are severely plain tailored, while other models are neatly embellial with braids of contrasting I Coats are cut 26 inches long and are lined with fine satin or peau de cygne of self colorings. Every new shade is here, including navy blue, tan, brown and Copenhagen, § gray and black. Sizes 13, 15, 17 for helen, Sizes 14, 16, 18 for misses Misses’ Splendid New Spring Suits Fashioned of superior quality serge. Some strictly plain tailored, while others are becomingly trimmed with belts and fancy buts A turbans, boat shapes, sailors, tams and hoods. V but hand- somely trimmed. Usual $3.00 to $4.00 values. Chaat High Grade Ribbons at Low Prices Heavy bow taffeta: and sating, in plain and self-striped effects. Splendid ribbons fee for hat and dress trimmings, All the wanted Spring colori 4 &5-in. Ribbons 12° 314-In. Ribbons,Qc | 4-in. Ribbons, 4 fie 1214e values; 138 | 15e vals.; ¥d. 10 | 1910 29¢ vals.; Yd. 25c and 50c Pieces Sample Neckwear 12/4¢e & 19e A choice lot of sample neckwear, including the advance Spring styles, such as em. broidered shoulder point collars, in white and colors; jabots of fine nets of Venice and Irish crochet lace, Robespierre ef- fects, Dutch col. ¥” lars and numerous § other pieces. Sleeveless Guimpes—Of plain and dainty shadow nets. Made with an adjustable elastic draw string. White or cream color. Sizes 30 to 42; 47e each. ton effects, Coats lined throughout with tine quality satin or peau de cygne. Sizes up to 18. Blue, tan and black; at... Misses’ $6.98 to $10.00 All Wool Serge, Silk, Cotton Voile and Net Dresses A splendid assortment of latest 1913 dresses in quite the prettiest models ever created tor youthful wear. The serge dresses are cftectively $ 69 trimmed with silk or eponge. The voile dresses are claboratel trimmed with rich embroidery and laces. Low neck effects, with short or long sleeves, Sizes 14, 16, 1Band 13, 15 and 17 Misses’ $4.00 and $4.50 Serge and Whipcord Dresses Smart, well tailored trocks, prettily fashioned with collar and cuffs of silk or satin, ry in various shades Splendid dresses $9.95 Ww for strect and afternoon wear ; A 3,694 Girls’ School Dresses Ina Specially Arranged Sale for Saturday All new Spring models that will instantly appeal to all mothers who take pride in the dress of their daughters = nee hat resses at are AT C Bestest ia oats ar 79° worth to $2.00. Very smart models, of The best assortment of chambrays, linenes and percales; solid or combination colorings; sizes 6 to 14 | teas, linenes, ginghams, repps and high and low neck models, but- years. percales. Sizes 6 to 14 years. Flinsa ficsaen ites toning in front or back, with long C5000 POOF) me? for threequarter length 59¢ 2,500 “us? Pork Loins s= i5e[ WINES |—.-"; (Second P1007, emma waa Boy Always Wants a BUTTERINE nae iM” 23¢| (POT | ROAST Wit ib ‘Lic PORT or SHERRY bwnits 3 2 SWISS CHEESE Wisi" 29¢| YUNG FOWL 822 w.16c | ROCK and RYE Ma." 75¢ Norfolk Suit HOME MADE PIES 3 for 25c]_ Watpone prom ib. 15¢ BRANDY jegulur sac. bottle Let Him Have His $ .98 Wish —-Saturday the M BREAD!” Gin’ 6C ROAST BEEF (x(t: 9 at WHISKEY WHISKEY 79¢ Price Will Be CRACKER SPECIAL” | SIRLOINSTEAK #i"», 20c] Vue ee A special purchase makes this tien good sale pos- Mammoth Mined None allon use rer EBRZinc {Bet «8 ti: BO¢ | FRESH PORK CHOPS, Ib, 16C | TRISHWHISKEY rau BC | Ale Bela for cmomert Wie at soy ar regular $2.98 garments — they are not. We do not LAYER FIGs a 26 SPRING LAMB "Ties Uh, 18¢ GARETH mae naot quote a value, for we want to surprise you. ded, tb 4 Kibe : PE. a! quote value, lor we wi BONED HERRINGS, 1 Tec| COUNED BREE Ht. 6 | POET rare | Ant fm 7 6 en, oer ise SARDINES Bae han stor 250 PORK KIDNEYS, Ib. 10c APRICOT un on™ Be Truly exceptional values. EGGS {i'" 25¢|/ORANGES x2. doz, 15€ Pel ral $4 CEYLON TEA 48¢| GRAPEFRUIT iiicVute'"s 5C Several hundred strictly all wool Norfolk Suits COFFEE «'ii!"' 28¢{ BALDWIN APPLES jie: 25¢|HUMLEP yes terute’ 75€| with peg top knicker trousers.” Lined throughout. (sth Floor.) ee (Sixth Floors Ages 7 to 17 years. (third Floor.) 0 =e THE 14TH STREET STORE, HENRY SIEGEL, Fres't—WE GIVE LIBERTY MERCHANDISE STAMPS Lingerie and Lawn Waists Reduced to 59c A special sale of Women's High Grade Waists slight- ly soiled, made of lingerie and ) fine jawns; prettit y trim- mani with embroidery insertions and lace yokes. In dainty styles ever shown at this price. Gala- (Mala Floor.) GIN Wine E FOB MHISKEY ie $d