The evening world. Newspaper, April 30, 1913, Page 8

_TEE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL at A a Ls ll ER ASS iB OEE SNE RN iors.’ Formerly ~oly ‘Sbre , Broadway, Fourth Avenue, A. T. Stewart & Co. , ‘ Eighth to Tenth Street SUMMER SALE OF WHITE PENS to-morrow, May First. It includes—Seven Huge Cases of Paris Lingerie, Blouses and Babies’ Clothes expressed for this sale on Steamship La Provence. Novelty Underclothes of the rue de la "heat | Paix designed on Chinese lines to give the natural uncorseted effect necessary for the new Paris Gowns. | pos, ont mt Etnieseear amt ass | Algo thousands of newly made domestic Underclothes, Blouses, Negligees, Aprons Silk Petticoats, House Pais te ternational Harvester Con-| | Dresses. New St, wisi Sion made specially to our own measurements of specified materials mth iced tate D R I N K andtrimmings. Thisis the ee Opportunity to choose fresh, new things for 10'to 3314 per cent less. work, and after a stone-throwing battle they arrested the woman who led the lattack a | ! Fits ; | The broak in the ranks of the atrik- ay ers grew this morning, and by 9} 2 o'clock 150 had entered the mill and : increase of fifty over the number who ry risked the danger yesterday, | Mayor O'Neill, Sheriff Bancroft and {other munietpal and county officers were present. | | —_- Shepards Back From Karope. | Mr. and Mra, Finley J, Shepard re- Lead turned this morning on the North Ger- 2 Fight to Prevent! tin Lloyd steamer Berlin from their " honeymoon up the Nile, Mr, Shepard! Workers Returning to Har | pies the responsibilitien of the fam- fly head when the ship news reporters vester Plant. thoarded the ship, while his wife, who was Miss Helen Gould, remained amis ‘ingly in the background, He said that men Exact copiés of new Paris lin- caren \ egret Termmi, the or- . See saveign wnt gerie as well as good, practical Ankle-length nightgowns are’ Cc lingerie i ’ = sonnt for Chief Ball sient ie in INEt hones the Drink Hf] S8fments at small peioes, make & practical novelty, especially nt in wearin, de oe 8 ern in * i Ba rot sah wergan tara | au eee segue cr (pthe Summer aloof Writ t018 ae” etek eres end was arrested. Ho made a eeror other alecholicatimuleats. Thou: Lorne ~~ rl all the apnainet who ‘had been ib b lta The simplicity of, styles so noticeable in the le Cae also has affected the Our increasingly lerge orders |i nowncing the police, | sends have successfully used it and have| |] Thirty-five years this store, or- Lingerie designed by Premet— zling how t have reeul | sete Con be, Ag iginator of the white sale in the Paris dressmaker—has been Bes that would look os matical FA C| amtumm eT 11 you tall to America, has endeavored to pre- exactly copied. The same fas- uncorseted as Poiret, Callot auc ‘new fashions are hun- | ded. Per Telo|{] sent each season representative cinating eighteenth century fichu | Jeanne Lanvin demanded. 4 aaaelt inexpensive garments | y Riker-Hegeman rug, Store res. Ask collections of the best workman- of washable net, the high Em- batt Writ aicn IN ordered pee lered by French any ‘months ago and oon oneranr ne | thems for tree pots telling all about ship and designs in American i pire waist line, the pretty, trans- in the W. ker Store. a roidere | . — ar pad : a at ee Sey Sie, Syaanee ale, rn 4s oe... ie ig to tod drawers, | = ‘orl this with the makers, in American wns combinations we have ressed from Paris t! 85c an \] covers, 65c to are able to isa de om ae hes rion fhe teenie ob Gres O ja Paix. The straight, wns, $1.50 to $5; petticoats, 81 to 69; com the garments made on our own im Two-tone nigh are of nainsook with unconfined, entirely natural lines of the Chinese inations, $2.60 to $5; vest chemises, 8¢. wimmings of afewtnty tinted “cre bale si he Si oe Si eid Paris Blouses Straight lines of the Ch i H batiste is a charmi: terial em- ina iat pothemalg 7 cease slapek camels. a pete oT Hand-made and embroidered batiste, $385. Cotton Crepe, see and the new handkerchief Low neck blouses, linen, $15 and $16. Sleeveless nightgowns are a cool novelty ex- thet Pitts hemelitehed ounces edged vith nix, Batiste, with real Valenciennes, #18.60. Others, $6.75, 87.50, 610, clusively created for this store. Many varia- jon, Original model was $85. The copy i _ tions—all s¢glaintily comfortable one wonders Dimity nightgowns with lace galons, why nightgowns without sleeves were not in- Biue or pink striped crepon gowns, oan e | OPPENHEIM, GLLINS sG 34th St., New York Very Exceptional Sale For Thursday Boys’ arid Youths’ Spring Suits fr Apx Ki vented before 1918. » plain color, $1. ‘ aa Uj am ae! orsets In no part of this Half-Yearly Sale ‘ f Py the year enable the makers to | Boys’ S; Suits Xs Blouses are we more particular than in the {7 co-operate with us at this time. | Nortel ‘and double breast. corsets we offer. i i tt ‘ee model for $3—figured ed models, with ext Me aecnobag wipe pee pt de ‘el an Woolen mixtures | } using Sicha blouses of lawn, with Lhe Ce for as much as good pel tags vor, 58 (dle! or lace, at $5, $5.75. le in a 8; corset w. B. for $3—white and pink brocade, and 90.76 iary #8 6 ee is ized thane tla years this kateloon hay mead ter Gana me HS tly blouses, some em- eee if the $5 ore lentened to terials. with Futurist colors, $2.50. Geos bi an correct $3.50 Nemo model for $2. at 06. models, freshly made. They a are otiered for $1.50 Warner's Rustproof model for $1.50. pretty ruffle blouse #0 be- White blouses less because our large orders throughout $2 W. B. model for $1.50. coming to almost every face, at $3. tub silk at $4.50 and 85. qT + i reine A special purchase of hand pro besrences white e e corded sents oud block teeta, ot, "Noes Plegtts, overs hai aad U etttcoats seams al for . 9 Models larly priced $5 are here at $2.05— Evening skirts, re; $3.85, are'$2. chiff in colors, with cotton de chine, in pink or white, with on creamy shadow Girls’ Blouses con ifn i changeable de chin in ak or wi aloe Norfolk blousee—middies—which we have been are here at $1. No two are alike—and each is selling at $2, are here at $1; sizes 8 to 18 years, ty. de chine blouses at tm extraordinary le lie Sample blouses in Lingerie and oi pop alipe tele yale arobe irg pres of 50 and. CJ 7gees "his is the time when hundreds New. two-piece middy dresses as are 41.80 to $8.80; snes’ 8 and ba rons matinees, wrappers, kimonos and It is a pretty fashion in aD1 O thes p pecdndepl Tigi Saar eyes " able mat at ers camil a LP ggg hen seed f ( F American-made coiffing sacques | it shade of pink a i meee |] il wees the pretty, Husian Children’s white dresses, with (+ dotted” Swiss, 81; other ma- patente Aye — dresses percale mf embroidered yokes, 6 months to boc Nal Walusense. a8. Walt Gey Sela y 7 } wait a So and peng will Lt we \ 2 years, 50c to 86. terials up to $6.75. pon Seer 1 at 02.25. | Co ion ns forthe Whe Bae pw a $1.26 feeda 4 Pi Negligees of flowered cotton crepe ham and striped madras dresses |} ; Connie arenes rose printed surprise at 60c. at the particularly low price of Pe eh seed tee fF ita of © to years look like Bays’ bloomer suits of chambray $1.80; figured voile, 98.50; dotted silk and cotton low collars and shoes sleeves, ath ice ie ai > oe pl oS ene S _ material, $8.75; white Swiss trimmed with lace, convenient to get into have short Negligees of excellent crepe de chine trimmed ‘ : | —- Babies clips, Abe, 80, 850 and with net aro most unusual at $6.75, and rich ‘hil spending « for minutes in daoaverng the | $1. Hand-made dresses at $1.50 _ crepe meteor with scalloped edges, $6.50. new shapes. Third Floor, Old Building. The White Sale on the Subway Floor MUSLIN UNDERWEAR “ieee icomignas is and 0c Princess Slipe— 8c Wash Petticoats—25c, 38c, 50c and uf to85c Children’s Russian and Waist Dresses, $1 fitei jac—Car At 28c—St o } ihe o— Ons rl Dee ee ee ee CURE st mamed Combination 50c, 78c and $1 Sina Preveln: deep Azuma. with hep oF string tents ae iam: lace and embroidery trimmed, , thing for Housekeeping i ,** =e ye nnd entonoeind St Bowtie dachom, with dep Benne Infants’ Si | ‘ Pp Drawers—I8c, akc, 35c, 38c and 50c at esi 5 jie of aainoa ry! d Lawn Dresses—$! and $1.25 Neltsook, pay ep and yoke styles, Feraitere, At Mhc— Muslin with deep tulfle and benutitched hem, Ki begs White grounds, with colored figures. One-piece. : eda , Rugs, Carpets, Go-Carts, Gc. ‘At 28c—Siz aytles of cambric of nainscok. Short Petticoats—38c and S0c # a » Sane Children's Drawers—10c, 18c and 18 At 38c—Six styles of nainsook and cambric, Cambrie with lawn ruffle with hemutitched pleats or Lawn Dressing Sacques—28c, 35c, 50c Cambric, with plain, pleated or embroidered rutfle. Let Us Open « Liberal Credit or Nightgowns—S8c, 0c, 7c, 8c, $1 and up pines ish smbreldery. Percale Dresses—85c, $1, $1.25 and $1.50 pivdedig ui Account 10% Off for Cash it Chemises—38c, 38c, 80c, 68c, 78c and $1 Children's Knickerbocker Drawers—t8c for You Just asYouPrefer MCE T NA Veter metn wis rie Siete tieesinnemnes ted Ieee Sart Drones, igen, Romine rae tows tad bishop ane 7 * pretty Children’s Nightgowns—J8c, Be Prices Mashed in Plain Fi an Artich At Ste~Ten et, {a nainsook or combric. Long, Petticoats “S0c, 780, 8c and $1 trimmed at neck and wrist with lace. Sea etet ene oo 1 HR, ie At we peestptees styles of cambric, nainsook or at At 7e—Bis ny les a fevobcambvi with lawn flounce, Infants’ Low Neck Dresses—S0c to $1.50 Sey tees er . ribbon a "Bises 4 (bs cae ond powperthwait Q S ons At b1—Tweaty styles of cambric or nainsook, at $1—twelve styles, cambric or nainsook, ey ond aston 1 pies : vim Bubver Hem Ot8 Betas, yd Pxbwey on Hive | ESTABL.SHED 1807 WOMEN’S WAISTS ~ Pri | Kk Row 2 Chatham Sq. O90 Wolets, 480 Five styles of Bwise erom-bor and labeer mee haa “Ta ait, ee less thas ten different styles at 500 Walsts, $2—Sheer lawn. ‘Three-quarter sleeves and an Wale : wsell prion, ‘Tallored andlUngere in tsipe madres, tara-beck cuff 193 te 205 Park Row uarter sleeve. bye og A go 200 Sample Walsts, $3.78—Chilloe over silk ond ust 1— Bi: 1,000 Sielets, 3h iver ote, 08 thle pepelps aoe foundations or ell-over embroidered net. One, twey three or f material or style, cives 96," 200 Wales, $1.50—Sheer we with high spch, Saad a Gabry fame, ea ee he itera: 2212 (0 2224 Third Ave, (Cor. 125 stSt.)