The evening world. Newspaper, March 21, 1913, Page 14

arrayed in Easter bonnets, with humor- “ td trate Preach! to-day on a charge of wan i el we been divtniased because Mea, Harve! Be Maire hero ais erraiacary a Mra. Northrop ts on the Verge of lisek, one of the women whone purses | boxes containing real hats, Also a oon- Nervous Prosteation, pic A led Bit a ate teers to tinental hat for your gentieman feiend.| The woman describing hersett as |’ | The cost? Thiry cents, Surely @ small | “Jane Doe,” “Mrs, Randolph Fitzhugh" Kineen Wife We Once Minbbed. | IN CELEBRATION price for Easter toms. and "Mrs. Alfred &. Northrop, wife of| After he had been sentenced to not ‘These cards and small noveltien well! n United States Attorney, formerly of [tess than. two nor more. than #0 fast that there will be not one left | Minneapolis, Minn.,” who was arracgned |years in the New Jersey State Prison by aster Sunday. ONE HOUSE HAS SOLD $1,000,000 —_— OO Wednesday hefore Magistrate Freachi | for stabbing his wife, Robert G. Allen, in the Jefferson Market Police Court, |thitty-six, stooped and kissed her good. | ‘WORTH OF TOYS. charged with stealing women's purses |2Y12 the court room at Freehold, N. J., “We have gold a million dollars’ worth of toya ourselves,”: declared another |O87 t0 Tiellevue Hospital, where she was | Allena lived at Long Branch, In a More Than $1,500,000 forjot the iaraest wholesale toy importers | Placed in the prison’ ward. She was|quarrel one night Allen thrust @ knife soe in America. be eA on nervous prostration. into Mrs, Allen's side, inflicting @ dan- Flowers Alone in New “] mean for this Raster, and you murt | qemeemnenpeen me Nerore Magis gerous wound, consider how much other houses have pager = — York City. \ tieo sent out. Most of our toys are the EGIVE 4:9 GREENTRADINGSTAMPS. ASKFOR THEMZZ% E.GGS IS = 25¢ per toys are the latest, but as a rule Special for Easter, Every Egg Guaranteed KIRKMAN’S SOAP} CAKES 2 5: ——— “But _ apparently ae wat uu see they are expensive. one hat Wonderful Toys ‘That Excel foxes that play tines and dell rope Usually Sold Elsewhere at 5c a Cake Cy ene xa? FLOUR car eed 1) rae | Yirt oi. ce deal more on Easter, and that a dozen | | 2 SACK 9 SACK \ ers are intricate and costly to Anything in That Line Here- or more make but an ordinary showing, A Quality of Flour at a Sensational Reduction POTATOES 7 =, 40°| Band perchance an Kester card oF |ghe cacklos the children are supposed dimple nosegay as a remembrance to/to run and get the eggs in the nest, of @riends was the extent of Easter cele-| candy, and which pinye « tune. x THERE WILL BE SPENT $1,500,000 IN FLOWERS. _ “A million and a half will -not cover | the amount spent on flowers before | wlacturere, dresemakers, miltiners, flor-| Easter is over this year,” said a fash- fats and business people generally, in-|jonable florist. “Plants are more popu- Mvding fashionable hotels, has been put | iar for xifte than flowers, and there | $9 the Greatest test. fare fashions and fads in plants just as | Raster has always meant many things |anything elee. At this time, around te many people. To the religious it rep-| Easter, prices go up. The flower grow- eeente the celebration of the resurrec-| ere raise the prices to us, and we have tien of Christ, while all nature prociaims|to do Hkewine.” ‘ ‘the revival of apring, ite flowers, ite/ A most beautiful flower at present and new ts the Dorothy Perkina rose, first raised by the pretty daughter of the financier. A small pink flower like the wild rose, and costly. American Beauties average #18 and $20 a dozen. To the belated purchaser | they may cost $2 and §% apiece. And |K when you consider that orchids, which a i when society may cast off its and ashes and appear in raiment and furbelows. as well as toymakers and i rifle?! iy { i ! as high as $9 and 0. The fussy a Easter chick that Caen Gy ii jot be ‘The celebration of Faster has leaped Seman to ter novelty, something to tato popularity by great strides. A few|epend money for, and wo those boxes | years ago outside the churches little |over there that contain the simple chick | 2,000 FOURTH-CLASS | POSTMASTERS RESIGN. | Rush Continues to Get Out of Ser- | vice and Escape Competitive Examination. ‘ WASHINGTON, Maroh 21.—An a re-/ BN reece nea We yer a et | ONDENSED MILK, Scans D5 civil service to include fourth-class past- masters and the announcement that pos:- N A Large Can at a Very Low Price. Usually 10cacan N PURE LARD Lb. THE GREAT on her nest. She walked off, and when masters of this clags would be asked to Kettle Rendered from the Finest Corn matron is an exact imitation of the Grifin Ie Vice-Chancellor. IN B ATLANTIC & PACIFIC | j j iy H i f i ‘ = 10 RA ESE t i i i A thirty-Inch bunny or bear wilt cost | 0 or $15, while the largest size run on flowers?” ——_—_——_ Special Price This Week FIG a parrots iospphows Paps vaudeville per- ey everything ex: ‘Wek: om with you without the prise. WEIRD AND LIFELIKE TOYS ARB EXHIBITEO, Raven, weird and lifelike, flaps caws and makes fer you with- hotles od big yellow eyes i vies, At present resignations are reaching the department at the rate of about 20 a day, and officials declare that about 2,000 fourth-class postmasters have resigned since the Executive order cov- ering them into the civil service wal rail} issued, Mies from the shelf, flapping its) “practically all of the resignations are in post-offices where the salary is BY u i kat RB i 3g ut H se ! i i u 33 Ad F 75 B a merely nominal and where ai times the Fed Fat Obtainable, worth 15c sheep, Gonkeys and horses that perform expense of conducting the office equals =, test fad, and latest, are ex.| th® Postmastor’s compensation. In many AY TOM TOES A i “lof the cases it will be exceedingly SEY Seorete gate. made of pater] Gimcuit to. eecuro appilcante. who. il Al Can take the prescribed examination, While R§ the department in endeavoring to| NN secure new postmasters, the incum- BR ents, although they have resigned, will | be forced to discharge the duties of the IN office, a] # steam engine oF doll trous- large and costty ones may grandma for a sewing bos. hand-painted, they cost as Delicious Red Ripe Fruit s i ges flooded with resignations from the ser- eigh A wonderful toy purchased by a s0- dety while the guests on top are|Grimn, county @ioks and bunnies in their best Easter | County, EEPLS qualify in a competitive examination, | the Post-Ofice Department hus been avenue coach. The driver te al TRENTON, N. J. March 21.—Chan- |IN Mg white goose. A rabbit acts as con-|cellor Walker has appointed 'N counsel of Hudson | NN to succeed | NY TEA CO. ‘These Prices for the Metrepolitan District Only Vice-Chancellor = fogs. Pull the ribbon from each cloned | pindley M. Garrieon, now Secretary of War in the Wilson Cabinet The term 425 Stores in the U, S, =n ree IVOUR FRECKLES white rabbit twenty ducks are having a fine time. But beware! There are rib- bons and mysterious presents and sur-|Need Attention in February and, March or Face May Stay Covered. ~ prises. “SA Jack Horner's ple—but not the kind you saw last year, a\much more costly “ ‘ and gorgeous affair, many times the| _Now is the time to take special care size of a wash basin, briatien with | of the complexion if you wish it to sereamingly funny surprises. In the! look well the rest of the year. The Feb- contre is the head of a big doll looming |fuary and March winds have n strong Up, surrounded by many dazsilng colors tendency ta ig Out freckles that may Tia tancies. stay all summer unless removed. Now is the time to use othine--double Every bunny, chick or rooster this| teoneth, Lord & Taylor Foundea 1826 Men’s & Boys’ Waster will bear its recipient bonbons This p ption for the removal of . oF s subtle gift. freckle discovery of ane inent 6) f r a. & H. h S. There is a pretty gray pony which | 4: if > ane VA hh winds up and carries its little charge OG thatit ae al ral ue XT O J 1g oes around the room. ker. Hegeman stores under guarantee to re- Never were the Easter cards so beaue fusn the if ite fails. Get an tiful and elaborate, painted in flowers, | ounce of othi: rength, and Dutch scenes or embossed in colors, ould show a Frilliant fowls or animals have {lumt- ome of the! even vanishing entirely. onion CORSETS PY AMABLY chosen by thousands of stylish ladies—made in the world’s finest corset factory—and in New York most all stores sell them. - ° Pen mola Remarkable Values For Dress Men’s Patent Calf and Colt, Lace or Button Boots, Pumps and OsOMte Sa eiskneier sear eicar For Generat Wear Tan or Black Russia Calf or Kid, Lace and Button Boots and Oxfords. Value #6.00 Boys’ Boots & Oxfords For Dress or Generat Wear $2. 95 & $3. 95—Values $4.00 and 85.00 Broadway & 20th St.; 5th Ave.; 19th St. THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MAROH #7, 1918. ce Lord Easter Suits & Coats Splendid Values for Saturday Latest Models and Fabrics Fancy & Piain Tatlored Suits | A collection of exceptionally attractive $19.50 models, the coats of which are hand-| Value The New Balkan Suits P somely lined with Peau-de-Cygne....} $29.50 i se aaRGe handsomely tailored “s an 5 flue 825.00......ccceeeceeeeeeeeees 16. bai es of spend Foreign Models Misses’ & Juniors’ Suits by ‘ancy and plain tailored suits in the *, season's most desirable materials and $25.00 Of shepherd checks, novelty mixtures and serges, colorings, handsomely trimmed with and in several attractive models. Value $32.50 $25.00 lace collars; coats lined with Peau-de- Values $35.00 and $39.50 Fancy Tailored Suits in the latest models, including the new blouse and Mandarin cont effects; also smart tailored suits of wool eponge, wool cordeline, men’s wear serges, shepherd checks, woo! poplin and the New stripes.....cceseeeeeees @eveee Copies of Late Foreign Models Fancy tailored suits of wool matelasse and granite cloth, also men’s wear serges and shepherd checks......... Satin Charmeuse Susts in the Mandarin Coat Effect — made especially for Lord & Taylor— attractive draped skirt; handsomely embroidered net collars. Black, navy and taupe......ccecseccoscsccsceeed Dressy Serge Coats Lined throughout with contrasting eponge arm satin, also Bulgarian and $29.50 Cygne. $35.00 Value $50.00 | $39.50 Value $60.00 $45.00 Value $65.00 $16.50 colors of Peau-de-Cygne, and smartly Value trimmed with satin and moire........ $25.00 Street & Touring Coats | $25.00 of imported diagonals, Scotch mix- : tures, shepherd checks, eponge, Eng- Value lish coverts and mistral voiles........ $35.00 Afternoon & Evening Wraps A New Draped Model of the best quality of charmeuse, mara- bout trimmed; 42 inches long; lined ; with crepe meteor in all the newest color combinations....... eveecoees $35.00 Value $50.00 Today and Saturday Special Sale of Women’s Waists Extensive showing presenting the latest novel- ties in Chiffon Cloth, Crepe-de-Chine, Habutai, Jap silk, Voile and Batiste Waists, at decidedly interesting prices. Chiffon Cloth W aists Over white silk mull, broad band of shadow lace with contrasting colored satin revers, three-quarter sleeve $5.95 Several other more elaborate models, $7.95, $10.75, $12.75, $16.75 to $28.50 White Crepe-de-Chine & Habutai . Sitk Wairsts Dressy models with color effectively introduced $2.95, $3.95, 85-95, $7.50 & $9.75 prices range ¢ccording to materials. Votle & Batiste W aists High neck, collarless, and flat new collar effect, all white and several models with color daintily introduced $1.95, $2.95 & $3.95 Spring Importation of Women's Gloves a-Clexp Lord & Taylor Spectal Giace Gloves Pique sewn, Paris point embroidery, $1. 10 white, tan and grey per pair 2-Clasp Lord & Taylor Spectal Rounaseam Glace Gloves Soft, fine, pliable skins, white, black, $7.09 tan and grey Elbow Length White & Black Superior Quality Silk Gloves Double finger tipped, Paris point em- broidery per pair per pair 780 Broadway & 20th St.; 5th Ave.; 19th St. Founded 1826 & Taylor | A Splendid Showing of Easter Suits & Coats for Misses & Juntors Excellent Values for Saturday Reproduction of an Imported Model in Misses’ Eponge Suits All the new shades in draped skirts, handsomely lined. Value $45.00...... ie soececeses, $2 ; 9.50 Misses’ & Juniors’ Coats In all the new models of coverts, novelty stripes, shep- herd checks, serges and-eponges, in a large assortment of shades $17.50, $19.50 to $20.50 Values $25.00 to $385.00 pea eae Children’s Coats 8 Dresses Children’s Spring Coats ' In a large range of new models and materials, Value 87.50 & $9.50....... $4.95 & $6,50 Children’s Coats Of fine serges, novelty stripes, shepherd checks and white serges, handsomely taildred. _ Value U) (Ul ean emrerenre nr errr erin $7.05 Children’s Tub Dresses In chambrays, percales, ginghams, madras and linens, in all the new models, effectively trimmed 95¢, $1.95, $2.05 & $3.95 Values $1.50 to $5.00 Little Children’s Hats Coats 8 Dresses _ At Much Less Than Regular Prices Children’s Caps ; Hand made and embroidered. . Children’s Coats Hand scalloped and embroidered pique .. $4.50 Girls’ Kindergarten Dresses Of chambray, trimmed with jacquard ribbon} 7,25 ++ 75C upward Exceptional Values in Infants’, Growing Girls’ and Small Boys’ Low and High Shoes Lindenoid waterproof soles where required to withstand hard wear. Leather arch supports in all shoes. Shoes of Black Russia Calf for every day hard wear. Child’s 6 to Women's 534......... $1.50 to $2.75 Dress Shoes Patent leather...... ae $1.75 to $3.00 Genuine White Buck $2.25 to $4.00 White Canvas.........0cssceeees $1.50 to $2.50 Infants’ Hard Sole Shoes Strictly hand-made, and smooth inside. Tan or Black. Genuine White Buck. . P1.25 |2 to 4.. +++ $1.50 444 to7... ++ PI.50 [4% to 7 + BL75 Small Boys’ Shoes—A Ul Leathers 1OkD TONG iuec rasan ho daeeh iis cheae $2.25 Leather Goods At Greatly Reduced Prices | Imported Suede Purses Gray, brown and black, gun metal frames. Former prices $1.00 to $1.95.... 50¢, 75¢ & $1.00 Colored Pin Seal & Pigskin Pockethooks Former price $3.95 .............cceeee $1.50 Card Cases & Wallets . Seal and pigskin, 14K and sterling silver mount- ings. Former prices 8.95 to 5 Mose $4.05 1038.95 Shopping Bags A large assortment in black and cagpred pin seals, suedes, morocco and velvets. Former prices $3.25 to $35.00............ $7 05 10 $25 00 0: 5.