The evening world. Newspaper, June 20, 1913, Page 22

a | HOW TO BE ATTRACTI HE BVENING WORLD, Last Article of a Series VE 8 & & Copyright, 1818, by The Press Publishing Co. (The New York World), | Woman Who Can Make a Home and Keep It, Be Help-meet Not Help-eat, Sought by Meni. olan ATTRACTED Gy THE sna don le Among Those Who Know “the Difficulties of Making a Living.” Business Man” Tells Why He Is Single and “One Who Knows” Tells of Married Life. By Nixola Greeley-; Sat ws seek (hd Girl Wwe oan lot attire tease Patle the next morning, who is on the alert to keep _ ho makes a house a home in the truest sense.” 7 if iftsn att HH if hi il i it i. | | Hi ii He | iit] | it : i of Evening World read- ere follow: PREFERG THE SENSIBLE AND I@ STILL GINGLE, » KINO Gaaitan, clover Gusiness wrth Sens ane WONAT 1S Mosy, Armacnve* ! 48 ot i val 3 i ite 3 = a z > He 7H il ee : ge byeaitatpte api aytets Ye The Harris service, having cemented the three impor- tant optical br into one, is now as perfect as the imagination can conceive it. Oculists physicians), skilled Opticians and expert up the Harrie organization. ‘ou get the combined services of all three branches at minimum cost because of the immense volume of our business. We maintain the Largest Retail Optical Organization in the Whole World, and give you the very best in dyeglasses at the cost—plus service. Whether Harris Glasees cost $2, $3 or $5, we Guarantes com- plete satisfaction. 54 East 28d near éth Ave. Optical Stouse Sf BTW. s4eh Bt, bet, oth th Aves: | 54 West 125th St., near Lenox Ave, ry 442 Columbus Ave., 8lst & S#d Sts. (0 Nassau St., near John St. 1009 Broadway, ar. Will , B’kiya $80 Fulton Btopp. Ac we Brive Bt opp. A. | 607 Bocad Gt, un Hahse's, Neward ~ THUGS SHOOT A POLICEMAN. Break Away as fie le Searching FRECKLES Don’t Hide Thom With a Vell; Remove Them With the Othine Prescription. by hotd- up men who had been identified by thetr vietim. hi Johnsen wae searching two suept- | > Clous looking men when Willem How: | Los, victim of @ holdup one hour ear. Mer, drove up in hie automodile end Will Be-Open Daily Until 6-0’Clock —————— On Sale Saturday, June 2ist. WOMEN'S NECKWEAR Real Irish and Bulgarian Neckwear much below former prices. Irish Lace Collars;—coat and dress styles. value 1.25 to 8.50, 78c to 5.95 Bulgarian Collars and separate Jabots of Crepe and Voile; lace trimmed. 25c to 1.95 value 50c to 3.50 DRESSES & SUITS For Small Women and Misses. Afternoon Dresses of Crepe Meteor, trimmed with embroidered Batiste vest and cuffs, silk collar and tie; draped skirt; very attractive model. Special 15.00 Tailored or Trimmed Suits of Ratine and Linen,—effective models in various colors. Special 12.50 Morning or Porch Dresses in various wash fabrics. Special 1.75, 3.95, 5.00, 7.50 84th Street ; 23rd Street My dear, dear, I took advice sod ‘Sought Eimer’ some SS ON SUITS. fs Steal oe cies ertaes $2, pee ce ioe, Bais ithe 2 aloes ataleite ay; was good enough for But he finally did, and say, I never saw @ man £0 for hereafter.” I understand they don’t make them for women because the mill can’t the demand men. RA. ‘rushes sad cifearis tatrlce, Boros. cuanto eis. : PRICE $1.00 to $5.00 A Collar of Exceptional Style. Blackwood : 3 er to Bee a ice EARL & WILSON * MAKERS OF TROT BEST PRODUUT. AUGUST © Reduction Sale I Am Moving My Business Calendar 60 Days Ahead UNMATCHABLE CLOTHES VALUES ~ FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN Gigantic stocks of GEORGES beautiful Model Clothes of light and medium weight p: for TEN stores, must now be sold through five. I had so far progressed in my plans for the of this great business that negotia- leted and all stocks p: for ing of GEORGES stores in addi- cities this spring. But my efforts came to naught. I was incapacitated for more than GO days by a serious illness and when I returned to business I was confronted by A $321,000 EXCESS OF STOCK In accord with the GEORGES policy, when this critical situation arose, I laid my case with- out hesitation before the Public, backing up my appeal with price reductions throughout my s such as I have never made in any previous year before August. The first week of this great sale has eloquently demonstrated, in the greatest selling of my history, the wisdom of such a policy. $13.50 and $15 Suits. $9.50 $16.50 and $18 Suits . . . $4250 $20 and $22.50 Suits . . . $94.50 $25 and $28 Scits . . . . °4G 0 And so $40 and $45 Everything included—all the cust ideas in Model Clethes, from the new narrow English Sack” emart tive blacks and ts Garmen| 19.50, Garant now $29.50. HAM, up te fost GEO! Sack Suits blues. Ales all for which I have been the recognized A BRIEF IDEA OF THE SAVINGS New Norfolle’ : of 50m it Norfolls pe * hid | pogutar ais order, reduced : ooeee A GEORGES odel narrow thew ides okt Bult, Designed by one of New York's leading fashion creators, my pocket in neat ee J eo 3 “i eo i J ‘a it if i A 42 West 34° St. Broadway & Fifth Ave, Daily Until 9, Satarday 10.30 ‘THIS SALE ALSO IN PROGRESS IN 90P STORES AT BOSTON BUFFALO PROVIDENCE , Between Open ’ {