The evening world. Newspaper, March 11, 1913, Page 8

enema 5 ____ THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, MARCH 11, 1913. Jouo VICTORIA HOTEL SITE | tne ereatent motel man of Teane Wasioe | of many thmous” 6 a” lg jAt One Time Regarded as Greatest |t President Grov | the Old Fifth Avenue. ¥ as Formerly A. T, Stewart & Co. Avenue, at the time the me aati Ur hive. Wis. L-fOmnND Broadway, Fourth Avenue, Eighth to Tenth Street. | DIES FROM BULLET: ss-\"-e st eer Bargain i promams datfl vate tt KOCH en tietin:. — say Vous: Vaabad woitreee tug fat Wednesday” eed AUT, years of straight. The New Silk Store Starts Its on : | Ambitious Youth Worked in| Ycur money back on any unsatisfactory purchases. 24,000 Yards of French Foulard Silks | slight ition to tart ABA 1. [trombonist in, fvarey Rawaer' This Smart, New Hand-Tai- of Qualities We Have Been Selling at ao en te Hn, gag areted | Arapet “aena her yertraur en te oped Suit Is a Retelation at 2 3.50 85c., $1 and $1.25 Yard tevens, rear Cut-Away Effects Predominate, with the New Bulgarian Trimmings. - Following the style-trend of the hour, it will be noted that the skirts are exquisitely draped, or else fashioned in other fancy effects to meet the grow- ing demands for more elaborate and dressy garments. ‘The materials include Men's Wear Serges, Bedford Cords, Fine Poplins, Diagonals and Eponges. TRIED TO END QUARREL | but which a very wise importer, hurrying off to Europe early to work on his nest Auturgp’s business, has turned over to us at our own price. As is our custom, we have marked these silks at a proportionately low rate. Great majority are this season’s designs and colors—and according to their colors and de- signs we have graded them in six groups: Lald Aside His Law Books to Play Role of Peacemaker, With Fatal Results, Without question, one of the most remarkable values to be found. rd jomen's sizes—36 ; 3000 yards at 28c. yard | 3000 yards at 48c. yard | 6000 yards at 68c. ya - wise Tad tl womens sta arte tie i tnt OE Hes 35 vo 1 UY SO Piel a d8e. para | 2000 yards at S8e. yard | 4000 yards at 76. yard Gammel Somachowitx, who died early bend tn Gouverne ar Htoap ul from A Extraordinary Special Sale of Plain or rpg grounds Mog 107 por -sgtcey stripes, scrolls and figures, 23 inches wide, mania Sn. tan cies Sriiane A Plenty of all colors and black and white effects. ’ Siksnes, whe : t him the i ee Knit Underwear and Hosiery Ready to-morrow, Wednesday at 8.80 o’clock—extra people to serve you promptly and well. fm the saloon known aa the “Rowery Tunnet” at Nivington atrect and the Bowery, t& wnder arrest, charged with ALL KOCH QUALITY—Unlimited Assortments—Ever Floor, Old Building. Style and Weight—Priced Tremendously Low Subway Floor, THRPE-PIECE WHITE RIBBED LISLE| WOMEN'S homicide, althouxh he declares that the The tastier your food is, the more nourish- [[ union suits—iow neck; no sleeves;| WHITE Negligees are Spring Needlewomen! {] : i swl i} ed wena vee | ment you get out of it. That is a scientific fact. |] ‘ith tient knee length or wide] & MBE 5 he le P These White ‘0, |] Regutarty 75 45c| vests— Priced Less ttention to These crit at iranian’ «80 When you eat oxtmeal the tastier. it.te the Betier |] ccc suracton| (oY abet Goods to work fn the “Mowery » for you, | 4 be or Some of the charming crepe de chine negli- in ardor to get aie @tlek ie tee hong vdleoratctl i Erttay be extra. large gees for which this season tae been notable Because a maker is closing out what remain- w fas law studios at ‘da wen fork H-O Oatmeal is the tastiest of all oatmeals, because torchon lace. Reg. Hers, LOC sizes; some are now being hurried out to make room for | ed of his white goods stock— University. iy was sitting behind tho] the Cooking which we give it at the mill is done th asedl- (}..+.4 rine russe UNION suiTs—| it, Plain washable summer models, 100 Pieces of Fine White Persian ar rondl Inte lant nigh ed cooker and before the oat is rolled into the tender flake. low neck, no sleeves: ‘ist 56 ers w a h All are trimmed with snowy swan’s-down. | | awn of 30c Quality to Sell at 15¢ j : * 7 le A ones a | j eee eck room of the None of the flavor escapes before you get it. Pree a Caer te iste; | inser $9, originally $19.50. a yard. a ‘ The man, who 1s employed as a night a é Jeeves; either tight x a $5, originally $10. Comparisons with our regular 30c ersian i booaery 7 aa te 0 vite ioture Blnoe and We cook it over 2 hours—you cook it 20 minutes, Kee “sr iwe rr ' 5 4 “yr 5c $3.85, originally $6.75 and $7.50. on Sour ee obiad perenne ie terous and noisy ad eeveral drinks Try H-O Oatmeal tomorrow, if you want to know rie aimed ee Clan $2.85, originally $3.85. bi 4 F a children’ and old | pan BHEREST ODED SU IANS FET ITE louses, dresses, petticoats and chil ‘8 | “Prteoe Tod" a tangeren ty Oot, ,at| just how good oatmeal can taste. FINE RIBBED SILK LISLE VESTS— ice Nearly every color and all fresh and attrac- | frocks. — ‘he ab a ut and get him ate , r | fy style; also Frenca land top ive. i al tered tt ats three of the roils on nia] A Package makes 36 dishes. |] SESE, Sloine with taney hand | VESTS Dhinwhwes eon lo” eee i Way back from the bakery where he crochet yokes. Regularly ZS | extra tarce sizes; low neck, xo sleeve; mre 822 to 887 oaeen ene J “ tece a doug them. ~ BSC srevesereeeererercrvers either with plain or fancy 45 vere to $87. ; i Soft, sheer, beautifully woven of fine count When he handed the bag to Ras- a GLOVE SILK VESTS — “Kayser’s| yokes ......0:0ssseeseeees Cc French albatross sacques in rose, pink, | yarn. hop} Reena ane, eatanmmen Hesed: te atm Imake;” low neck, no sleeves; with | WHITE RIBBED TIGHTS—equestrienne| |] blue and other colors, $3.85, were 85. Neatly boxed in 12-yard pieces, ' “Princo.” ‘The latter tried to dodge & yous ae 1.85 eine ese 22c Third floor, Old Building. First Floor, Old Building. blow aimed at his head and tappled over a@ table, The noise attracted the Attention of Bemachowits, who dropped his books and came running into the back room, Ho began @ plea fer law and order erat im the aidet of whith Rastienska FINE OR MEDIUM BLACK MERCER-| FULL-FASHIONED BLACK SILK LISLE Fs HOSE—double sol , also SEAMLES: LK : be aad toe, erp winch page| ROSE ack, wate on and HL Changes in Our Le Gant double tops.......seseeeeee toes. 23c 1 B dst d Ss t ; Bouffant Lr es eee pan ET MTOSE swith liste tops ad 32 Meta e ea ec ion is the very latest style in long <tenetonpeeens etme aa The new towel for CROCHETING struck him, Semachowtts eried to hold | DY (kas. kas ka Cas Cae) fas fees Coes Paes ed fod ' 9 ' ' i the watchin of bt he wae wet uuen| ASS st : ia ent Seen top Miso FULL 9 Se 8 Black, white and tan 28c involve a complete rearrangement of the stocks. The first ce mores for Spring and j} by “Frieco” as well, In the fight th jee y PURE BRIGHT SILK HOSE—full regu- ; ‘oni y s vo wide a "Renae Pete repent tat il REGULAR LISLE HOSE—In black Ui aasaitaxestienyieunlltyy i biaek, step is the placing on sale beginning tomorrow, of bouffant a Lapel i! Fished it about, and Ketablshed ‘ ; . yi 11 ? H * ' the three ten elinohed, Mt maa’ diet Trade Mark maif's Century pe had Roa al bese) (ed | a bieherttirr ey a Cal Ye Every Metal Bedstead on Our Floors —_| which are in keeping with the |j } charged. WSS. ooroerscrersrenersreeres li drapery of the gown or wrap. |! dena chowitn tat te the tor teh 0 oe Ga, tas ta at Greatly Reduced Prices Plain, te gant boufonts $2.2, with psingh ybgntlledlpadienn gg@hgndit ( Notwithstanding the fact that these are all good bedsteads, of | ‘mbroidery, €2.50. ' port of the revoly e en S$ OOCRS; wo opecials. Notwithstanding the fa : all g steads, o: ; Tastnh Chexnat anatae 4 hie rome Fr ee Demonstration FINE COTTON SOCKS—in black and tan; superior quality; also fine 25 our regular makers, it would be impossible to buy cheap bed- Paradise Blue t1¥ea to run out of the glace he was black mercerized LISLE SOCKS. [Sc, 2 prs ae 1 | steads at less than the prices we shall sell them for. is among the new shades i { «rahibed and badly beaten, Patrolman FINE BLACK AND COLORED SILK PLATED SOCKS—extra quali 50 act By t en d-a-half b b 1 Tel 1.50, Besi 1 es Anderson of the Delancey street station At Our double soles, heels and toes. IBC, 2 PrS...eeeceereeeseeeee eres Ic isos aud prloot ae ro . our poyen ie ase Unga iranaile a Wes nat eaees, nally out of the hands of the iow stead al , reguiarly . ie full-size satin finis! shades, angry mob and eummoned an ambu- N di k D brass bedstead at $175, regularly $850. In all there are 224 | tans, champagne and menton ! ‘4 : * ie he eae | Art eediewor epartment Floor Oilcloths : Remarkable Sale beds. Worth special attention are: or chin color. OUL regaining Nie eenses. According ‘owe! {| America’s foremost manufacturers {s this big shipment. * Triple silver-plated on brass bed- in $ft. Sin, 4 ft. and 4 ft. 6 in, size, Lace-Trimmed Gloves 1} tie friends, Semachowits had « bright Our Spring assortment of Underwear, To 1s, Doylies, ed ‘ Hay iiodk Rea erican Mn a mater then willl create ihe rites? pres at. on, Tegular price $190, fatty price 884, now $21, * . | feture before him, and only worked in Center Pieces, Scarfs, Pillow ‘Tops, uta, Shore Aaa AT ESP eR, now 895. Continuous post satin finish, brass | etty one inberestng -D9v= ble dather's ealoon to further his am. | stamped for embroidery, is now ready for inspection. gh i nae Pair of twin brass bedsteads, 3 ft. bedsteads, regular price #20, elty. ite or champa; } bss In this Department there will also, be found a complete 'f 50c Sampson’s Oilcloth 40c Sampson’s Oilcloth ze, satin finieh, regular price g19.50, easiils pil eat glove He covered mh i ide: ials and wools, including afull | jextra heavy; Sq. No, 2 quality; 1% and 2) Sg. Yd. , How #85. Square post bungalow bedstes lack silk net reaching down } ia DA IRS he sus OE a . LOOT rote en tA Boal Ya, varde wide: not quite so Ke Yd, sees: Comat brass bedateads, 5 tt ‘size, regular price $88, now ts, | to the wrist and there trimmed « ee ‘ ide that’ h: eer heavy as No. 1 quality, . 5 ; : Fe ter satin finish bi with a : Sreering Seventy Bret treet vestentay Free demonstration in the use of these will be given |f St*the price we name; 35c but will give excellent 25c rein rice #130, now OBB mnie erase tae base tat | ath.» breeait of black Tass | hurled himeetf tn front ‘of the we from March 11th to 22nd, i Herencero oply Renee " , WEP iceiiaasadanci ey square pos and pillars, full ‘size, now $87.60. es enh Excellent varlety of all colors and | Be, nauteer stovned oo cushy the | | “Mill Ends’’ of Oilcloths and Linoleums Taguler price O71, st S260. a, sine regnlar ries 990; wow Suton” sisge in short gloves, 000 to $1.86, Patrounan ames ° rs and lon; $1 to 02.50. Welpley took the man to the Meet @ ? | A carload lot of “mill ends” from the same manufacturers who make our in polish or satin finish, @ in. poste, Seventh Gallery, New Building K piores, ¢ Old Building Bimy-severth street station 5th Ave 33d & 34th St | f regular goods, Thee are perfect va aVPEy Teapot Bet are a lots of sufficient si he mid. “1 am Philip € en | « ” sd size to cover one or two rooms, ing to the reduced prices, it is necessary | forty-nine, homelows aid joblem." Ho that you bring room measurements. k d Si ts Coats gy Be == rene Checked Spor Unpackin | Oilcloths—in choice designs; sq. yd.......... 19¢ For Young Women 9 0) | | Cork Linoleums—wood and tile designs, 29 Riess one hassaid “checks,” More of Cut Gi i} 7 the story 1s not ha! le ; | sq. yee: CH Er oratory ars or erat Wr PITS mR ey eee For there is no enltint the : ass | New $5 Colon: $1 Silk Hose; Inlaid Linoleums—colors go through 69 variety of checks. and white | Which will be added to the March sale tomorrow. ‘ ag s yy isa dui _ a fal Pumps in double soles to the back, sq. yd................... Cc “diamond checked” coat made with If you should ask us what this cut glass sale does not ' soft dull calf- and heels; leverieg pleat in back, Silk lined, | contain, we could not tell you. It includes every article cut, | skin and patent black, tan and Women’s Lingerle Waists New Dress Goods ‘A good-looking belted-back coat | from a sparkling little olive or almond dish to a glittering big i % leather; all sizes, white; all sizes, An exceptionally large assortment aan, Atl WOOL FRENCH POP-$9]f in Small broken check (silk-lined, | punch bowl or flower-piece. ' ¢ of very attractive models; some ‘S—vol id black, S0-IN, too) ii 50. aot 3.50 6th Avenue at 31st Street 58c with, emiire walst prettily em IMPORTED STORM = -Gos "$F IHT ‘Diack aud white checks shot with | It took exactly twenty-two glass-cutting factories te broidered, in the new pastel col- colors and black, G- $f ||] a bit of color are very smart. With | give us all we needed for the sale. And the gave us of thelr i orings, | Others” with (qf $ LISH PRUNELLAMrish Jet black the new belt which encircles only the | best. Cuttings and shapes are beautiful. There is much of a maangannanncnaaoonannnte Raitt BOC wvaaket cloth coats are wonderfully | the effective frost-like floral cutting which many housewives } 00 F oes a e ry Ww Ti D S0-IN. IMPORTED EMPRESS ~ ORD food-leoking 2 big brown orCopen- | prefer to more solidly cut pieces. H omen's House Dresses —one of the latest weaves. Alsc agen blue checks, 890. ; Among the articles are b i ‘ a dcliffe Shoes will go into history as one of A ear COCR AI Hae COPY GRE GE Sheree ean BROAD. peeeticere sone ee | kets, howls, dishes, tra ae Tages Calle cammpations, base f ce! q : es 5 cell |—co cl roe ye A i » » Our recent sale of Radcliffe Shoes will g \ n spring sivinss al excellent (tings } GOTH colors and Black 9 4.0 Rough black and white checked | fern dishes, sugars and creams, pungh bowls.” Worth of the most successful sales of its kind ever held in New York. And Leg AE a eel ASAE coats with English Veyoke and rag- | special notice are: v when you stop to consider that we have built up a with various shape lan sleeves eave treat of ie sad lech’ bowls’ <esnwectinaal ; shoe trade of this magnitude in a remarkably Vans es Per bates ag RON Other checked models well | design, 88 euch, regulary #8. h and plateau, : i ; » ; as s LAGI S_AD > cut coats erge, broc ‘ine, 01 ort», flor: f ; short time, you will realize (hat our shoes and our . SERTIONS—from 2 to 7 in, 10c cut coats of sets .,brocaded rating, | | Bea bon comports, floral cutting, Hagar aad creem, 08 pais, regutans | values must be right. esr Att, Emnbrolderies wide; reg. 15¢ to 2c, yd.. LO0€ ten, from $17.50’ to 882.50. tpt fogs TeraVeuttne: ts each, Me. Pv, GUES TL S—assorted n pp-coats, 840. regu 50, el trays, P We have just completed a new “atesigns: salloped edge» IC . ae Beas vepeconity Footed bowl combinations, 4.75 e4.50077 HY" #9 cach, regularly STAMPED TOWELS — ase EDGES, INSERTIONS and BEAD Second floor, Old Building, each, regularly 87. Second Gallery, New Bui purchase and the first lot goes on sorted designees BOC INGS ta cambric, nainsook and ond Gallery, New Building, Swiss; from ¥6 t0'S In. gc BORDER or your own INITIAL— Wides reg, 196, yd.» box contains a linen towel, crochet cotton, needle and full in- structions. Baht cas 75c, 8c Full assortment of GUEST AND SHOW TOWELS — hemstitehed and scalloped edge sale to-morrow. 3.50 Shoes at 1.90 Gunmetal Shoes in button or blucher styles; plain vamp or tipped; Embroidered Oxford Club Bags These bags are the new high-cut kind, of black extra heavy grain. leather; imported frame, leather lined, “40 in, Regularly Ane 5.75 19 (hand-embroidered), worth $25 10,000 pieces of Sample Novelty Ne ete | eee | SSR SERRE | Jeet trom Parke hen soles, All sizes, 1,90 Toitial Stationery 29 wor BP ae and Germany—much of it stere Patent loather Shoes; blucher style; Cuban heels, 1.90 Women’s Brassicres Bos comeniig ae eneelt ad HBL a a ec ling silver and gold«filled— Tan calfshin shoes; button style; Cuban heel, 1,90 Of FOn GUY HIVRIINY Bal exeele cards, stamped nites Teta aud’ nor ie e1s0vtoslany aualiint wate and trimmed, ay an velopes to match; per box, C They are linen, very fine voile or crepe, Hurrying Out charmingly embroidered in white, beige, rose blué and black and will make the most grace- ful of summer frocks for there is plenty of 3.50 Tan Kid Shoes, 1.50 Silk and Cotton Fabrics at 25c, 50c, $1 and $2 A new Spring iedeli luster style; welted ims Boys’ Beach Rompers sietaIN SPONGES light” ie material for draping. Main and Subway tloors, Old Builui y soles , : “tnmeals twos gc] {ream Nand bsce, SN gu” With such small quantitles they will hardly ethene Beiaar, Now Bos Paid Mail Orders Sent Parcel Fost, Prepaid ry ee | | et aan ne Hretdedag Hameo a Beildeg. =