The evening world. Newspaper, March 18, 1913, Page 11

Se an Kaiser Witheim Il. would bear him to ’ THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, MAROH 18, 19138. ar i Goods for Less Money Than Elsewhere’ MAIN BUILDING: KING'S SECRETARY, a li Rl oe ant us || i. Now |GREENHUT-SIRGEL COOPER C. Your Easter er Hat = With the spring fashion-festival just upon us, it's almost a case of “Now or Never.”” Let us emphasize this fact to you that never were or Ll ats Salons better capable of serving you than they are this aster. For even so small a sum as #6 30 u will find that The Big Store can neennenn Says on Witness Stand in Con- test of Aunt’s Will It’s $18,000 a Year. Contin dal Stamps Free, Tomorrow Women’s Suits, Coats s NE DONE IN OUR WOMEN'S Eth ire PPA ORE the past week justifies our boast that we have “hit it right again this HIS WIFE A PRINCESS. He Inherits About $125,000 in ———_ S- offer you a CHIC, DAINTILY TRIMMED SPECIMEN OF MIL- ' hi rd vighte the task eet } ot our oul a ‘i . LINERY, the like of which would cost you double anywhere elsc. * ote ments ‘ty “presenting. THE ery ERY. BE ‘s . MEN ‘Ss ‘OUTER Will Which Relatives ‘ er. new ideas are evolved by our deft-fingered modistes hourly, and are promptly § i i pains : APPAREL FOR THE LOWES ST POSSIBLE PRICE. " placed on view. » Seek to Break. od Ae ey In, apie and peete | Your Pigction food in aay one book, Women’ 8 ce $14, 95 500 Trimm a . 300 Trimmed Hats at . Values to $23.75; at Grades priced in other stores at $7.50 to $10.” $5 | These are worth $12.50. jan a do: colloettoa in the smartest ‘With a gleaming monocte et his right an Z s hi i] eye, his aristocratic figure encased in 300 Trimmed Hats at .. : 10 Other Easter Lilies and he bes B Greet th SERGES in black navy and cm] the fast word in Parisian cutaway The $15 and $20 “elsewhere” kinds. These ¥ . MART Cy Ld CHECK CO, Sascceee, secreeury ts ns sblventy Ae . Untrimi illinery Flowerin — RN COVERT COATS. and BEXUTIFUL oh CORB GOAT @’Asachot, Secretary to Hie Majesty Al- ‘ : Great Easter bes tert af eum, mtd tee Hemp Shapes, at #1.45~A limited uanty this exceed Exhibit and ay are chair in Surrogate Cohalan's court- ed ‘ale in Our in plain mannish st; room to-day and told with many @ wave Hemp Hats, at $1.95, 2.95 and #3.95 Beautiful Con- rete clinte \loed throughout with. peau de Cygne. Cf his jewelled hands of the comfortable The most lar braid of the season. The $1.95 range includes black and tl st colors, some of the Hats at] | gerpatory on itaway ne with contrasting colored trimmings. All ( fncome he had enjoyed as the result of $2.95 are faced with black silk velvet, and the shapes at $3.95 are copies of Paris h —__—___—__ theSi oor. from 32 to 44. \ ha marriage to the daughter of Nubar Ready-to-Wear Hats Ne — dame Women’ Dre: "i ses $ { ay wesc er Ponies hi Eirias is | $1, 95 ip or Neapolitan Dress Lvetes | 5, town can boast of so Value t + 4 14. 75 a Khedive, i sas a bass Th Laren gt tO ne Fecal Th ia magnificent a show- ba ay f ARMEUSH, CREPE A DIDNT COME HERE TO IN- ih plarpie hebae ele Lid k and many | ,,Provided you fais Wetaaee ’ : ' FLUENCE HIS AUNT. Smart Street material Prices for Lil ke bbe os 5 ot ee Be ee cer _, Count d’Arschot was in the court as @ Hats, at, $3, 95, $4, 85, 55. 95 Hiner nd Celldcen's Hats, Please i} e ¢ your Plants begin at 50 Stora “The oom: sat sh wulet Ye trismed ‘witness in the contest of the will of his Very smart aad reed Wonde ful hat orders EA each. ‘only one of the many cleverly Sealgned “areeses in this eal Quant, the Countess Gaston d’Arschut, (MAIN Building, Firat Floor.) (MAIN Building, Sixth Floor.) rougm by four nephews and nieces ‘who were out off with no tangible per-| tion of the $00,000 estate other than th: oil paintings and mementos, Count Guillaume received about one-fourth of the estate, Hence when the aggrieved /REENHUT BUILDIN Brass Bedsteads and MAIN BUILDING: Tremendous Econo- mies in This Sale of Used P ianos e nephews and nieces filed their test, Mate Count Guillaume ahealned ave st is Extension I ‘ables stoma for am +? short (ain Building, Main Floor.) ce from King Albert and sped odd lot; slight itt im Thar Sean ‘sa fit As: Gib aan “Sample” Lines Offered Tomorrow toma slight mill imparteo- ; ry For Tomorrow Extra Special (Wednesday) Only MAIN BUILDING 25¢ Sleeveless Geimger— 9 10c and 15¢ Unbreakable Pearl] each.................... ied «ghiaiate ‘Bit DiNG (MAIN Balldiee, Beta Ploor,)” Be tes dle: ple = 95e (No Mail, T or C. 0, D, Ordere Filled on the Above io Mall, Telephone a Extra Speciale. Quea- at Far Below Regular Selling Prices The sonnet consist of: 160 Sample Tables 142 Sample Brass Beds Look at the prices, please. The reason for this amazing ae is given below: m Oak Ex- Lal oe Oak Ex-| $20 Fumed Oak Ex- fae”... °20| fie... °B8| Tobe... LD bagits Golden pe Ex- 990 Early: English Ex- “lemon f Table... 7.50 Table....... 71 Table.. py. - Brass Bedsteads Regularly Sale Price | Regularly Sale Price and Player- Pianos defend his inheritance, Answering questions put to him by ¢he attorney for the contesting relatives, Count d'Arachot denied that he had come to this country in February of last year and visited his aunt, who was widow of the Belgian charge d'affaires at Washington, for the purpose of tn- ducing her to alter the will which she had made in 1904 distributing her estate more equally among her relatives and filed with a notary in Brussels. “I came to see my revered aunt,"| the Count added with hauteur, “be-; cause I had received letters snowing that she was in mi health,” “Before your ma: Your Excel- lency, your aunt «i an allow- ance, did she not?’ asked L, Lalfan Kellogg. attorney for the contestants. indeed she did,” replied the Count. d did you ever repay it?” except to the extent of 800 francs Regularly Sale Price | Regularly Sale Price 99.50. .... $6.00 | $26.00... $19.00| $32.00. . . $25.00 | $98.00. .. $50.00 25.00.. ....18.00| 21.00 15.00| 70.00. ... 40.00] 135.00 85.00 WE ‘NEED THE ROOM FOR ‘OUR SUM- Nee eeu FURNITURE, WHICH IS 3. ON SOME OF THE SAMPLES, IN THESE TWO LINES, YOU SAVE ONE-HALF OF THE REGULAR PRICES. But please note that OUR SAMPLES ONLY WILL BE DISPOSED OF AT THESE QUOTATIONS, AND IF DUPLICATES ARE WANTED THEY MAY ONLY BE HAD AT THE REGULAR PRICES. W(GREE SHUT Building, Second and Third Floors.) GREENHUT BUILDING: Our March Clean- Size Qx12 Rugs Most attractive designs and | colorings, and in serviceable grades. The valuations are in most instances underesti- mated. $32.50 Axminster Ruge—choice de- fies: excellent uel $ 22. 50 We kat in claiming that THIS IS THE MOST ATTRACTIVE LIST OF BARGAINS IN HIGH GRADE INSTRUMENTS WE HAVE EVER PRINTED. You save at least $50 on each of these instruments, but naturally those who come EARLY in the day secure the BEST opportunities. Now as to terms. These are the easiest ever quoted: You can buy any piano priced up to Or any Player-Piano up to $360 for $250 on terms of $ Down & eekly $ $ 5 Down and Weekly $1 1 0 Payments of 2 Payments of Bench, C fener ane Hie Rolle of Music NO INTEREST. 'NO EXTRAS. FREE DELIVERY WITHIN REASONABLE DISTANCE As evidence of good faith we will ALLOW, within one year from date of purchase on ALL PIANOS, and within six months on PLAYER-PIANOS, ‘all moneys paid toward the purchase of a higher-priced new instrument from our regular stock. Pn 1515 Style etal as Shown in Picture. Excellent vehicles, substantially con- structed of round reed; all steel tubing gears, elliptical springs and heavy rubber tires. ($160), “Did you receive anything from her ' after your marriage?” | 5 “Yes, Let me see. Adding together what she gave me on different occa- ' sions since my marriage, she gave me 2,000 francs ($400).” “And’did you ever repay that?” “No, indeed, of course not. The money was a gift, and why should I repay it? ‘The last gift she made to 1| me when I was sailing for Belgium (MAIN Ballding, Fowrth Pieor.) MAIN BUILDING “Odd” Suits for Youths and Young Men 37 85 $39.50 Wilton Rugs—from the looms of one of the best % manufacturers, at 27.50 ' the last time.” 4 Another selection of new patterns, )$17.50 Seamless Tapestry Rugs— Uprights Uprights TunnyiM A GOOD DOWRY. ratantsed 1G 7B | sense eros 2°] 9775 | | wee ights | Uprig Uprights | __Plavers Values to $12.75, Tomorrow, at 3 svalue yat lesigns; at... ‘Hiaber........-- ngelus........... \ ‘How much income have you been re- $9.75 Japanese Grass 195176 China Straw Mat- |92.75 Japanese Straw | | Pinder 00] Simplex... Pig Aap daiagh jegh gg dtn Ba 24 colving as @ tosult of the dowry brousht| Maiting Rugs —- pretty |” ting Rugs—atiractive |" Matting Ruge—Ori- | | Haines Bros. PAOAa ees bee a a | to you by the Princess?" asked the law- Gee Senne Gesiena ann pretty ca el Meats and Ramee Co Player Pianos hi if size is here, and you pro going } yer. jects; checks; colors, ; a! The Count smiled, revealing two rows eee ie 4, 50 2.25 Chickering. Wolfner $245.00 \ " tage Ay Big Bergan you 8 | of carefully preserved teeth that gils- Oriental Ruge—a tine collection of standard Pons and turkish Carlton. . Bo 4 aened Uko T. R.'s. “My wife brought me quite @ generous dowry,” he said geniaily. “My Income from ft has been from 76,000 to 90,000 weaves, carefully selected. TGOREENHUT Building, First Floor.) Kirchhoff. . f hese are epring- and medium- Kirchhofi 7 weight suits in the newest patterns. They are well and pertect- Schaefer... +195 Hallett & Davis Caldwell ¢ i ; fitting. Huntington Decker Bros | Vt €ranca @ year ($15,000 to $18,000)."" GREENHUT BUILDING Hardman | Hallet & Curation +14 5 Snryeed i Count Guillaume was then permitted Chickering : i Kirehhoft, ‘ . | to leave ee stand, mies fe * in the Neat Ete in Ss Dorenz & Wigand 7 : Pec | manner one entering ie drawing- Cal fa queen. The Countess Gaston’ from $1.19 Eac Wegman . Choice} g Garwood. Choice ( $ ; Chase & Baker Silas enue te Deteethe mae Reduced (ons Atle weamas char egg [iame “key 5 [gk Maseton All of these pictures are in pode acest ig sweep, gilt frames, In ap- PE a oe eae eRe We Guarantee Absolute Satisfaction in Every Instri..nent We Sell ~ "et par awed ant wfacturer of No, 62 West Eleventh street, i took the witness ohair. } Mr. Detmold testified that though the (GREENHUT Building, First Floor.) meres and cheviots, in just Countess was past seventy years of age MAIN BUILDING: Greatest Offer Ever Made in ish models thet oung men like. Also included are @ number oer Atle Sire eee te ore Piano Lessons Free connection with the Setting|| | PoSCituP SKC Wan tare Other Sales (rents Souna) of Fine Pianos. “Tan and Olive Rain- ope was pamsionately fond of playing 1 ards until a week before her death Women's $4 and $5 Skirts at $1.95. Women's Blouses at $1 and We give one year's piano tuition free in THE GREENHUT SCHOOL OF MUSIC to on Feb. 21 last. $1.98. Women’s Silk Petticoats, Children’s “Sample” Dresses at $1.50. Every 01 | Mr, Detmold declared that the Coun- Newest Foot-Mould Shoes for Men, Women and Childrens Boys’ Suits, eee purchaser of a plane at $200 or more who subscribes He our two years’ course of piano taateolor. Te tess Gaston was extremely displeased values to $8.75, at $3.95 to $6.75, Boys’ Spring Reefers at $2.95 10 instruction—a wonderful opportunity for children and adults. tone and & ou ker, Your choi thy with the marriage of Count Guiltaume $6.75. Men's and Women's $1 to $1.50 Umbrellas at 75c. 0 famous maker, Your choice, at 95. (MAIN Building, Fourth Pioor,) to the Turkish princess, until she saw the bride on one of her trips to Europe. “After that Countess Gaston was en- thustastic over the pretty little Turkish Princess," the manufacturer concluded, MAIN BUILDING Part of Tomorrow's World’s Greatest Grocery! We fill mail arfd telephone orders; ‘phone Chelsea 4,000. undry Supplies Guinness’s Stout & Other Staple Liquors Speci Priced for make and Thursday MSAY)S OLD ‘gi AY |’ Rhine & Te te Wines DoYouHear Well? Tost Without Risk in Your Own Home Imported from Burckhardt &@ Evaporated Fruits New Macaroni | fret ER hace Batt HUE : ry be Sohne, Deidesheim-a.-R., Ger- he well-known Acme brand Rn on 7 On man terbon, s487%-lb. box Te {AFORTED FARO DATES 29¢ ga, 8c; tex. 1c V-Ib. ka Ge of, 19 deren eplite, Rie euil wale Case of 12 Regular Sale pace howoliKiD Bo RAN 9¢e CALIFORNIA SWEET PRUNES 2Q5e Si sold, in imany fa y Seltee. 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