The evening world. Newspaper, April 7, 1913, Page 7

7H HVENING WORLD, MONDA ‘sort |«Miadi” an an “Utterly. New Rose,” STOLE 125 Te CT SOE FPS as Price Sriekizn, was sieed aober the eee The International Flower Show et the ‘ently well founded report of the coat'’s|New Grand Central Palace drew us- recovery. usually large crowds at its opening. The “I haven't @ thing to say about the|S°Clal set was largely represented. matter,” he repiied. ‘There were many children present, and ‘At the Moore home it was said that| doth the children and the flowerd. were Beautiful Ne Git Garment Re- [Sri ther"ahe hace nothing. sont the| Sty a tums as Mysteriously as It |“°*t Paine restores Disappeared. ee eT Ever Changing Variety of Peabo) RS POLICE PUZZLED BY FIRE; | thousand American Beaute ” Millinery $5 ‘ HOUSE SOAKED WITH OIL. jstesed.” the awards in tn 4 . \ Wiieeee! ry é lay that is positively unique. ; > Ath heee announced last evening. | ; is: sable coat valued at $26,00,| Bottle. Half Full Is Found After Gunseaker-capcua tae: bet ren| ‘ 1 on of trimmed hats without last November from a messenger \ ws ¥ “APRIL 1, 1018. A City in ite On*FIt, Tomorrow Stampe OPER G.||zesse e eed te tk) cas eee et - This $9.50 Cut Glass $ le Set, tomorrow, at Pr Money or the Same Goods for Less Money Than Plove, scnitaACT Ea Building, tomor- Only compli “4 GREENHUT BUILDING sean MAIL OR yo opargi'ah hye pe: FILLED) beauty of thie water set, diamond Co —S laze Is Extinguished it for the Killarney class, dark pink Kil- an caval Volues that cannot be du- oaztahing it trom Belch Price ee Ma cy farhep abd while iilariay foeeh Maal plicated elsewhere under $7.50 to $10. Flatbush Home. ) hea Toe ize the extraordinary val- pena 2 cis ee A fire, plainly of incendiary origin, Gores, banda ieee mee ehh at. —~ hats to be had for s0 FW avenue, Manhattan, bas been re-| Which was discovered just after mid-| F, W. Vanderbilt won the class rib- little a sum as $5 is really like “paint- covered, It ip sald the regaining of|Misht this morning, ticking up the side] bon for any other variety wit! ing the lily,” becsuse no type can af- the atch fur garment followed the pay.| of the two-family detached house at) ofthe Lady illce stanley. © ime tome ford you en idea of how much milli- meat of GoM to an agent. Representa-| No. #2 Kenmore place, in the most ex-| he Vandosnile Mumey Bese Cumeuee nery goodness these hats represent. tives ef the Brooklyn firm will netther|‘lustve residence district, of Flatbush, Sidi axy’ vane, causing Auaiagn Please come early, tomorrow, and deny or confirm that report. Ye Dussling Fire Marshal Brophy and/ pegutios, in this class Mr, Wanamaker see the novel ‘disptays on exhibit this week. Mrs. Moore 18 the wife of the presi. |“etectives from the Flatbush avenue) won second prise with a vase of Kil- EXTRAORDINARILY BEAUTIFUL SPECIMENS OF MILLINERY REFLECTING THE SEASON’S NEWEST ent Of Manning, Maxwell & Moore, ; ston. larney roses, MODES. AT” §10, $12.50, $15 and #18 Bash plece le beautifully and deeply cut in rich desl; AYS, 1f-INCH BOWLS, CLARET POnch pow caK PLATES, FLOWER Vy Vv JELLY DISHES, Caney (GREENHUT Building, Mais ‘Poor.y A Veritable Storm of Bargains $10&*15 Raincoats On Sale Here $ Tomorrow, at All sizes for men and youths in this, the most sensational lugtadiene of fine feineoath at @ five-dollar bill apiece ever held in America. For tomorrow our Men's Store offers menufacturese, of No, 86 Mrs. Alphonse C. MoCabe, who lives (MAIN Building, Firet Fleor.) ae aireet, "Mr, Mosre was at one | St Ne. 84 Flatbuan avenue, in the rear] migg MEYER TO WED APRIL 26 MAIN BUILDIN Pokes, Mushrooms, Sailors And Other’ Effectively Trimmed Ready-to-Wear oe pare ee thee ing thure. Wittiam F. Corliss, his wife Navy under Mr. Taft, and Mrs. Meyer, who will be married to Lieut. Raymond P. ts known for ner} "0 her sick mother, reside on the! Rogers, U. @. N., at noon April 3, in me apparel, derided to purchase ground floor and Van G. Mable, hie| ROBSON cont—e princely affair—to te To hae. two children occupy the UP-! itiss Helen Taft will come from New Sree x as sic a muse Saadeh the firemen had the are] ive Sulla. Meyer will be her’ alster & Oe, fe git r Sethe dheneneae) they found the brick foundation still} principal attendant, and the others will jo, 876 Fulton street, Brook- Slope -in thet borough for] exterior of the house in the rear and ; yer, dann a hs Hats for Wornen eae years, had not roused the two families resid- In a Timely Sale, Here, "$1 A!) 5 reeked of oll, and a milk bpttle, half iva filled with oli, Jay by the side of the (oe see te ee oe ee acceok Tomorrow, at. ‘The costly coat was to be delivered a | house ot New York, Miss Christine Hunnewol! Stunning styles—modes that will uaran few @ays later, but it failed to reach| , THe Duikiing is owned by A. D. Wit jaf Boston and Miss Katharine Jennings be most becom with the new-fash. [" : Mameon of No. 108 Kenmore place, and|and Miss Dorothy Williams of Wash- 14 the Moore home in Fifth avenue on the! is valued at $10,000, foned suits and dresses. Gay it expected. Mra, Moore “ i Fir: e oe Raincoats Grades that are priced the whole world over at $10 to $5 $15 each. Our price for one day only is............ And these raincoats are in the very styles that the best dressed men and youths in New York and the surrounding territory will wear this season. Raglan Raincoats and London £4 Raincoats Some with patch pockets, others with vertical Mo gecaha Colors include tan, brown and olive. Plaid-backs and plain peep audit cassimeres, tweeds and cantons. vel intee every ape tl for they are from onc of the id's best raincoat mal ii i Ready-to-Wear 6» Real lbesda 2. 95 Hateat . These are blocked in new, charm- ing styles, trimmed with velvet, fruits and flowers in clever combinations. 5 for $1.95 Untrimmed Hate—hemps and 9 C other strawsin new effects. reply, “No, there hasn't been ‘ lett the: ts Packed in Ceylon . Not shipped te this country in bel Gy then repacked. That's why, when \Oy, m notified Baloch, Price They questioned the messenger rh i for Chip Shapes—value $1. Hed: rari 69c of shapes in black and colors. bndaai (MAIN Batlding, at he was met near the by @ woman who said she of the family and would py pital ite is that @ man met the of the costly parcel almost at the entrance of the Fifth avenue house and got the coat by a similar story—that | [f he ae @ member of the family. The business house that sold the furs, ‘Mra, Moore, and even the polite who Were endeavoring to trace the coat have remeined exceedingly reticent, and ex- actly how the messenger was induced to part with his burden had not been cod freche—alws roel oe ‘ Plain & Fancy White Goods 2247, {h0%, Tomorrow, J] Zhe Included in this great sale you) 25¢ Crinkle Crepe Goods, MAIN BUILDIN( A “14 Off” Sale of White and Gray “Pullman” Baby Carriages The biggest money-saving occasion of the season in this Popu- lar Big Store Department. Your choice of several new models of this most fashionable “Pullman” vehicle in battleship gray and baal Corea aesapey 6 snp carria substan it ri satistactory ser vissttsnas ere aly sed, ‘upholstered in corduroy. Fitted with soft, casy-riding spri ular gears; wheels fitted with Laie! rubber tires. We illustrate one off the carriages in this sale, tomorrow. You may save \d. In other words, "46 off” the regular price. exactly $1 of every $3 haa 1459 Be ggaterin AB $2.95. Tub and House Dresses Tomorrow at 1,49 i coon poe ie ing and com! le neg gees, ex cellently adapted for morning wear. They are made of gingham, chambray and percale, in chic styles. They are effectively trimmed with pique and em- broidery shield. Sizes from 34 to 46. (MAIN Building, Second Floor.) 19¢ to 35¢ White Flarons—your choice of (MAIN Bullding, Main Hee) “Alesana cir 99.78 Sissinee $6-75| $4 #4 Traveling $9.75 Bags,at . . The strong, durable kind, mad ct, more than ’ o pepe uy the bag mentioned in of black grain leather, with tan the néxt Pot These Tugs come in| leather lining; inside pocket; wonderful color-combinations. They| brass catches and lock. Sizes 1s are made of fine wool and have 16, 17 and 18 inches, edges. (MAIN Building, Basement.) MAIN BUILDING A Sale of the Finest Lot of $3.50 Skirts You Have Ever $1, 95 Seen-—-Tomor- row,at .. 5 Handsome Styles, Each One a Beauty Dashing new gored effects, rin backs, plain-talloned and embroidered models. Some with high waist-bands. ALL-WOOL SERGES, PURE WORSTEDS, CORDUROYS, PANAMAS, SCOTCH TWEEDS, i} AND NEW NOVELTY MIXTURES. j Black, blue, brown and gray mixtures. All sizes, As there are only 318 skirts in the lot, please come early, (MAIN Building, Firet Floor.) Be Luncheons Special for Tomorrow t 18th Street. em All Floors). Lamb Stew in Casserole a la Parisienne or Pot of Tea GREENHUT chai: ge It’s The First Step— because it's the first thing to use on any '20 Furniture Barg ains, orttier tale ts floor to secure that most desirable, wax- PN | Strona Sturdy, Well-Made Pieces of Furniture Suitable for Various Rooms in Your Home. like finish. $6 Rookwood of Vernls Martin! It’s The Last Step— because STANVAR is the only thing you need to keep yeur Tables: ~as ilustraseg top is 17x17 frame with 16x20-inch French|$é Hall Racks—as illus-| $3.95 Quartered Oak DI 6, Chaise | —as illustrated; with Fresh legs; w fect; seat and back | $3.75 High Chatre—can be altered | for use as high chair or wheel | ~ Other Sales _ (Details in To-day’s Journal.) MAIN BUILDING floors in wee. shape,~-becsnss an occasional application of STANVAR with a rag will keep your erated in perfect condition—free from streaks, mars and 5; and they'll never become slippery or sticky, because "MN VAR is abso- % lutely free from wax. ‘* STANVAR is on sale at the leading hardware, one household supply Men’s 25c Silk Four- in-Hand Tiee—et.. 10¢ Children’s 35¢ Pure 1 Silk Stockings—at. 12: “Norma-make” Shoes for Misses, Children and Boys, all sizes, at about 14 regue bevelled plate mirror; oval frame) erated; in Early English, Hy inches wide; chair; solden oak finis! 5275 fumed or golden oak fin-} at.... Traye—In Circassian “ oh Inch Brass Costumers: —large| ish; the center panel hasis4 Serving mounts on post; well made oe @ picture of various sub-; walnut; eth crystal tops; fancy Hintshed | fi bright | or #9! 75) jects; mirror in each end;| cretonne under crystal; nage BAO atin. HSM; BE... 1. Bebo O OP) on wu | penne Bante] BPircscrrecceeenerecnce $4 Golden Oak. Washatands--with| oer itn books $3.50 Turkish Tabourete—octagon ene Graver And 98901 39! 75, FREE 18 08 IACROG LONG BAG shane) fintahed | in Early 975 ; English; at..gp.seeses+s Jar selling prices. stores. A free 6 $3.50 Old Hlelory Roekers—with| at. n x soeeerees $4 Mahogany-Finished Saddle-Seat wi 50e Night sufficient finish a flooi stantial , jemen’s 50¢ ' Gentlemen: sample will Lari @ et rela i Wi Bsn 75 Porch Rockers—in red) Arm, Rockers polished finish; 1@ = == PL’ | I Gowns—at........ I Kindly send * bony rel i be sont til ‘direct if you fill in $3.50 Excelsior gO Oak Magee $9 375 | or green finish; 86 AF stantial; ato... ss 5 Tae os ok Women’s $1.25 Petti- ¢ a tree sample \¢ the « sqenep te Bene Mai] go bare” Ito. dgo ised Htoekers—| Stv0 ts" $4, Bronze Cote—with Excelsior sis agp huis acid Nee tO Wein of STANVAR.'S, sey made frm) very comion, itis $756 Bar Harbor Chaie-—| salvoy manent: 9275 ftimely Eales of Drews Good, all new materia! . 3; at... made of natural willow; seat and leather panel Ww comfortable, well con- ‘ash Goods and Linings. Boys’ Suits and Pgs | White Enamel Bedsteads—<can STANDARD VARNISH WORKS $4 Woven wi Springe—in ail regular size: in our own san-| $4 braced with flat k; well id itary bedding] be had in all regular sizes; brass berks, well made op Y; i e ae Elm Park _Staten Island, N.Y, feo 9.755 lid Me Za 275] a $2.75) |] values 10 4 ’