The evening world. Newspaper, May 2, 1913, Page 12

F d ‘ “mt Su SN utes & has drafted. ita More New Yorkers Slain in April by Motors Than by Trolleys and Wagons. Paratostealiy, the fret toveh of warm ‘weather bas cent 2 chill to the hearts of i i : a i Pt 7 é a HELE if E : it i i g postage. cannes two-cent Cul Hf i ju 1 z i & § WANTS TO REMEDY EVIL, BUT DOESN'T KNOW wow. |" Brooklyn Postmaster Finds Foreign Residents Ignorant of Postal I other countries tie ve cents, “I have received een, #0 strong that the foreign pn Oe ae ince of || hav led to our government to remedy the evil. We can’t refuse a letter that ‘omplaints Mr, Voor- twice the amount of the deficient rate obtains only for New Mexico, Panama, | Thi be, $ the, “Canal a balay oe ol Poni ge ti i g j Hada he tit : ? i gs! eae HLT 3 } | ze | i H it aocidents in which jared ie, of course, the | © people swarming over during the summer increase is partioularty | professional school vacations Kennedy had been pi @rim reaper garners | heat. a ambulance took Kennedy to for the year among‘ Hudson Street Hospital. F th Rg i ? ? | ; sf Today rare corcanevent a San ciethartiniey. On the threshold of the summer season, when Prices are commanded vhen sales are events of dim future—Hackett-Carhart stores ,announce a _— of more than $200,000 in the new season’s finest garmen‘ ‘ THIS SAVING IS YOURS—as it is that « at every other New Yorker who calls himself well dressed. For more than two months our big tailoring plant —the finest in New York—marked time’ because of uncontrollable labor conditions. Orders that should have been filled in ‘January were not ready at April's beginning ‘ in consequence, retailers all over the country cancelled their orders‘with our wholesale department. The result is that nearly 25,000 Spring Suits and Over- ore Bag excess of our own regular stocks —are left on our s. It would have been easy to have sold these garments whi under price—but the appreciation of the public meant more to us. The winning of new Hackett-Carhart retail customers and friends through this offering will, in a measure, compensate our wholesale department for its loss. Notwithstanding that these are surplus garments—and that they are marked under price for immediate distribution —it must be understood thoroughly that each suit and over- coat represents the very highest standard of fine high grade ready-for-service clothes. it NOTE: Every garment in these assortments must give you full wale up to tte highest indicated worth, or new garments will be given you in exchange, or your money refunded. Our new id the pret we WEETANG C 1] 316 West 125th St., nr. 8th Av. ‘World Wants Work Wonders. | 2858 3d Av., near 149th St. The tailoring is of the finest known to ready-for-service craftsmanship. n The fabrics are from the world’s best weavers —strictly all- wool and ee worsted, cold water shrunk —and as clever as they are exclusive. The inner trimmings and the inner workmanship are of the very finest. And the models embody the most advanced, most dis- tinctive styles shown in New York. Furthermore, every garment represents the very fullest measure of value up to the last dollar of its indicated worth. Your selection must cand you full epyent es to service—the service you would.expect if you had paid the full price —or you may have new garments, or your money refunded. The first 5,000 of these splendid garments went on sale this morning. The assortment is as wonderful as the values are tremendous. Every day new lots will be coming in —just as fast as they can be taken from the tailor’s hands. So there will be a con- stant new and fresh supply as long as the sale lasts. Moreover, this will have the effect of keeping assortments and sizes*unbroken, no matter how big the selling. All of which, however, should not make you feel that you can afford to delay your selection. profit the most—this is a natural law. So come in today if you can. ee nts tiecarae Breyeias enese, baits aad Overconts were ready this morning at cae aati The penveloger: will be put The first choosers must . ‘hl fp phen : Sonal and Gresser "$10 ere young men's suits in sises from 32 to 38. BF poor sang mit ria gual bag tea hen det bee skreres end emart Cheviota. Broken sises and eample suits of smart Cheviote, Home- epuas end Cassimeres. In thees, all sises are included, but the lots are limited. 3 iq ug 265 Broadway 241 Bevedvey Near Chambers at INS Supe Street, ite rit on sale as fapidly.as they are recei 20, $22.50 & $25 Spring and jummer Suits and Groresate, An assortment which easily outri: inks UE te tee cae CaS hae cad Fesiases ox’ on the shades 6 Denr Reo kit basse to darkest Oxford. V. Browns, pa thies celtics a eee eee ory aren ideas abound. ‘The designe include exclusive Club checks, Pin checks, Pencil Stripes and various Line Also neat miz- ture effects, plain Wale Weaves, Stripe and Di- agonal Weaves. There are, as well, many wonderful English Weave Blue Sorps Delte-sanderd 063.00 gurments such cas, ond oh very highest character. ‘The models include English, Fifth Avenue, Conserva- tive, College and Norfolk styles. In sizes for men, young men and boys. Overcoats include Silk- até Bask, Oxford and Cam- — = one eae $17 bridge n> Pew in Chesterfield mode! Tan and Ozford $22.50, $25 & $30 S Spring and Summer Suits and Or vercoats, na erm enanagin At fine tater cteepeey 322, 50, $25 and $30—this sercepeev cakes f place. You may choose among all the correct » hew emart Browns, new T: nt and ditnctve Heather deans lorfolke—em| of Vicunas, as well as smart Taha Guard and English Split-sleeve styles. RL As ee 5 Bardeen orcas ™ $1 In every detail—in Feinberg of fabric, Urcsesined hd tailoring, and distinctiveness of style—the garment thie anetrtanent will compere mowt favorably with the tine Sefer’ penthact 0 double the cons Here for you to choose are Models include English, Fifth Avenue, Conservative and College @, the new Sotho, erenend Velvet collar, 5 ene Svers tod Chen Gord oo S50 5 London Slee Summer Suits and Overcoats, $24 travel and Hero. sce the highest grades of garments possible of $30, $35 5 & "37, 50 Spring ‘& “service. Rach’ one 1 one is the equal in creati Ae Bealls Filannels and the correct dressy Grays, smart Browns and new as well as effects ace repre- mae, In exclusi ive Pin chack, Club check, , London » Pencil and Hair-line smart Silk Sin Geet » Silke mixtures, \ plein Wi ales, Stripe “Weaver, Pall ‘and 'e Eye Rescind up in distinctive and exclusive English, Fifth tive and College models, Also in glia | Club, silk-lined and braided suits and overcoats. ite inelude smart and | ree, Chesterfields, lish bh Ouere and London Split-sleeve models. Many }» street, travel and motor servi “49 alee 42d 154 East 125th Street Wear Bro Foedvey Near 3d Avenue Open Evenings. Cece eCeEESCEEEEEeEEEEEEEEEEESEEeeeeee Et Nearly $200,000 to Be Saved More Than 25,000 Fine Hackett-Carhart Spring Suits and Spring Overcoats at an Average Saving of $7.50 and More | “The Store for Good Values’’ 6th, Avenue at 3Iet St. or Your Money Back Special Sale of Women’s $3 to $4 Trade-mark Shoes, Oxfords and Pumps at 1.69 Every pair perfect in style and quality. All sizes. , High Shoes in tan and black \ calf, Patent leather and bic suede. Low Shoes in tan calf, black “kid, Patent leather - and white canvas. ecacaoceseccsceess eneaanangaoonnonnqcoonsaneessannnnndi $5 Brings You Victrola X Princess Louise 2.50 Oxford Ties, 95c Well-made low shoes in Patent leather and Vici kid. All sizes. white, gray, brown and black suede, also dull calf- skin and Pat- ent leather. Souvenirs to Women A pretty little mirror with dimin- ishing glass will be given to everyone visiting this store Saturday morning. Silk Suits,*15 exsalcnt quality Poni or Cnifon t qualit; in or Taffeta is in Wisteria, Taupe. King’s Blue, Navy Blue, Brown and Black. Coat effectively finished with ex- Cre shoulder collar of fine Regularly priced, $19 Special for te-motrow $15. Stylish Cloth Suits,*15 Mannish serges and Bedford cords in semi-dress and strictly tailored models. English mixtures and novelty checks in cutaway and modified Norfolk style. Formerly sold as high as $25 Exceptional values at $15 Pique Collar with Silk Tie. .... $1.50 White Voile Waists..... 75 '$5 Crepe de Chine Waists.. $2.95- $2 Real Hemp Hats......... 95c White Ostrich Feather Bands. $1.45 Lobster Ostrich Feather Bands. $1.95 Mxth Avetue, 20th te Bld M.. N. ¥. City, Price, o75— ether with FIVE 12-inch R san ag Albums and $15 in Victor Records’ * your own selection. Then you only pay $1.25 a week until the balance is paid. *VICTROLA ish and 42 inches of height. It hes the improved exhibition sound box, Victor tapering tone-arm, hrake speed regulator and indicator. Then we have added fiye 12-inch record albums with a capacity of 85 records, and 815 in Victor Records, when von may lect yourself. All this complete $100 + may be bought as urchase. ou pay #5 at first, ed then only $1.25 a week until the balance is paid in full This complete Victor equipment will make you glad every day of your life. It is a splerided outfit, at'a right price and on perfectly convenient terms. If you are not a Victrola owner, be one now. is a big, fine-loo fellow, X with its rich eine ¥ fin one $7 00 .00 brings you a $15 Victrola and $10 worth of Victrola Records {your selection). Payments, 50 cents per week for 50 weeks. $ 50 bonne you a $@5 Victrola 122 and $15 worth of Victrola f\ Records (your selection). Payments, 80 cents per week for # weeks. TMT. TUT TT on T MARES LITTLE i aa ‘WHAT You WANT, A WORLD WANT WILL GO 4 gal We si ihe Ab,