The evening world. Newspaper, May 20, 1913, Page 7

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I tod him \ he was as popular with me as the small- pox and that I wollkin’t marry him if de was mede of solid gold with emerald @iamond teeth—but you couldn't stop his proposing. “It went along thie way until March 2 when he rushed into the parlor where I boarders, poceudlaney hatesaasdl BUYS A TOWNSITE ’ TO RETAIN PRIVACY. ef i i i} sa sey a5 RBESy Ton het Toes ts i pebsPeuspest ites SPER EEy Hd spr rete A weit ———>_—— "GIRL SAVES CHAUFFEUR. tried to reach the driver until a police man arrived PORN bir Homes Furnished Complete $ Rooms at $49.98 4 “ “ $74.98 § ss “ss Credit Terms 4 Down on #8 worth $7.50 “ $100 « ‘Open Saturday Evening 10, J MORRIS, sT. “WED ME AND HAVE| LAWYER GETS LETTE ROM MULRAMEY THAT HE CALLS CONFSSIN : Executed Protesting Innocence, “Oh, Please Marry Me—And| He Admits He “Wasn't Honest” With Attomey. : i bai E ' i Ee i fit i IF fe i z g 2 é | ii fi 3 f | ! | ! i F RE i i! 26 H i al SHE HAS HIM “PINCHED.” | Zeca raney, tor When Epicurean Courtship | ater Failed He Drew Revolver | | ! ! E | | i # ( i il : f i i : i ! hie on Her, She Says. Ravestck Adolph Kappel bad the @eqgpethy of the Court, proseouter and even the fair complainant, when he Gtended guilty, to-day, before Judge 3 if i. f bee i bis ! ! } i i i eT TIT i] ») BROKAW HATS & FURNISHINGS i ia tT 4 i elf ii iad U Hi g i i t i t i i fy F i i z need nth Hii ti j : i i | sf I 2” Hi i } $ a 5 z i f 5 i : : i ge i sf aE Z F 5 i 5 ge é ij BEE § H ttl Hy] Hq a8 see i I as 3 3 g $8 F of Young Women’ Misses’ Waists, Athletic and “ "HE EVENING WORLD, who wae constantly attended by Fath-| Church of the Holy Comforter, Miting- iz i jy | Brighton, tomerrow Genator Robert ¥. Wagner hattan will speak before the Richmond County Demecratic Ciut, Richmond ‘Terwace, New Brighton, toanerrow| Rev. William eventing. ‘Ming Clara Brecttyn, Mrs, George Evans of Detrott te the] was the guest of Leia @ecet of Mr. and Mre. BM 1. Deckray,| Great returned heme Annadale. Cardinal Manhattas (The North Ghore Veteran Firemen's/ ceafrm o Girls and ; i 7 F | i EF 5 He i Fiat ay Her Part | ee j f j H | E $5 © (ML The, amount of interest a man displays in his external appear- ance is invariably an index of his ‘estimate of himself. Most peo- ple take you at your own valua- tion.. Therefore it pays to dress as well as you can afford. Our Spring Suits i $18 to $42 place a wide selection of good clothes within the reach of every man who is an economist on clothes. Astor Place & FourthAvenue. @OBWAY AT THE DOOR=ONE BLOCK FROM BROADWAY” STERN BROTHERS will hold To-morrow, Wednesday, a Special Clearance Sale of Women’s, Misses’ and Small Women’s Tailored Suits in the season’s most desirable styles, many being exact copies of Imported Models, of superior quality Serges, Eponges, Checks, Stripes, Silk Moire, Faille Crepe andBrocades, in all fashionable street shades; also a limited number of very elaborate combination Silk Suits, Reduced to $19.75, 29.50, 45.00 Former Prices from $45.00 to 125.00 The Latest Paris Models in their celebrated Classique Corsets exhibhed, specially designed for the prevailing fashion i dross, made ofthe moet deieab cesar laa lies ee Ps bee fe ee ee Also for To-morrow at Greatly Reduced Prices Batiste and Coutil Corsets, in models adapted for all figures, Alpha Corsets, of Broche * $1.10 Bante cal Coc Wake sed $2.95,4.50 Actual Values $5.08 and 6.50 Pair st 50c, 65c, 85c, 1.45 A Special Collection of very desirable and seasonable Women’s Underwear will be placéd on sale To-morrow, at the following Very Attractive Pricesi Gowns, of Cambric, Nainsook and Batiste, high or low necks, trimmed with embroideries and laces, Petticoats, $1.85, 2.25, 2.7505.25 Pink and Blue Batiste, effectively trimmed with Of Net, Crepe de Chine, Chiffon, Allover a 95c, 1.25, 1.50 to 3.85 Underbodices, $1.35, 1.55, .95104.50 Untrimmed Millinery Department large and carefully selected stock of the most desirable and newest shapes in Importedt and Domestic Untrimmed Hats in Hemp, Milan, Leghorn, Panama and Peanut Straws together with Imported Flowers and Feather, including Roses, Fruits, Foliage, Ostrich and Fancy Feathers, To-morrow, on the First Floor, Special Values in | Leghorn ‘Hats, at $1.50 | j Aigpatd lateat shapes, at $3.45 Wear Hats, : in pei and light colorings, Values $5.50t08.75, at $3.50, 4.25 West Twenty-third and Twenty-second Streets TUESDAY, MAY 20, 1918. p—=—==—==ALL CARS TRANSFER TO—=———= Dresses at $4.75, $7.50 and Sath to Goth Street [sea 100 Piece Dinner Sets at $3.69 For those who don’t mind these Lexington to 3d Avenue All This Week Our Annual Summer Sale of Stationery and Engraving Presenting a complete list of economies in slight defects here are sete Alrsays @ Complete Line of American and Imported Dinney ‘Third Peer, $3 For this sale stocks are at A Itet of many of the iteme in or cent | Seto in Bosh. upon request. Women’s Summer Silk Underwear ike cats 0h We inoue to ym Sutceey Long Silk Gloves---Savings Everv pair strictly first quality, with double tipped fingers. Pure Silk White Mow length; all Hl Silk union suits, vests and bloomers at special prices. Silk Union Suits, plain and hand 3 made of fine elastic glove silk; white and interesting values at Gloves, double tipped 48 ‘Women’s ered in silk: pink; very Bloomers, in pink and white; value, pair, $3.00, at Nybrcigg MA fans Quality Pure Silk Vests; made of fine glove white and ; actual value | 92.50; very special values at si $1.69 Extra Heavy Pure Silk Mousquetaire Gloves, 22 inch teach far above the elbow tipped; La Milanese Silk Mouequetaire Gloves, with Paris point 22 inch length, reaching above the elbow; double tipped; black and white; usual $1.15 value, at i | These famous shirts, made of woven madras, satin stripe madras, jacquard madras, white madras and linen finish percales. Plain and pleated Negligee Styles—best of the season. Griffon Shirts are widely known for their many excellent for $1.50. Once each year we get the All sises for young men and men, . 14 to 17; various sleeve lengths They are sold in all shirt shops ice. ee teens at qualities. maker's overstocks at a big concession in price. This the best we have ever offered. It will pay you to anticipate a whole season’s requirements. a shirt chance like this again. 25,000 Fresh Dug Fruit Trees at 5e| Women’s One of the many attractions in our greenhouses, Apple, pear and peach trees—none finer at their age in the’ United States. Size 6 to 8 ft. high. Sold regularly at $4.00 to $7.00 per dozen. Very special, 50c per dozen, or each, 5c. Men's Ghirt Dep't, Main Floor, 60th Strest Section. Pumps and Oxfords That Were Made to Sell for $2.50 to $3.: 3 ms | # s 4 A s , eS. 20,000 Geraniums, Coleus, Cannas, | 25,000 Rose Bu French and American Marigolds, varieties: 10¢ to 2Sc., at Se each; or 6 various sources, brought together to form the best in a bundle, all very special for this DB lnarstanaien dee 1,000 Standard Rose Bushes, 6 to 8 high, in all varieties; regularly eold from 25c. to 35c. each, at, Sina bundle for 5@c, or, each. 10,00@ Tomato Plants, regularly ‘sold at 36c to 50c per dozen, i ime eee 1.55. Bises 234 to 8, and plenty of wide widths, Ocsend Fina. ee Silk Hosiery at Low Prices: Special—Crimson Ramblers, grow. 5,000 Baskets of Scarlet Sage and Begontas; regularly sold for 50c. per basket; at, per basket, A Combination of Plants, Vines, Bulbs and Seeds all for Jorby|Women's Pure Thread Silk Stock! —= All Cars Transfer to BLOOMINGDALES’, Lex. to 8d Ave., Seth to eeth St. =a | our own deliveries, for 50c. Fur Storage at the lowest rates consistent with proper care and modem facilities, REMODELING AND REPAIRING at a substantial saving during the mith tO) $mporting ~ Manufacturing Firriers RetweenSSth and 86th Gts. Tel. 2044 Greeley We ae Open Setardays Uti 10 P, i. Nd >$125