The evening world. Newspaper, September 12, 1913, Page 10

coeeemeemenemeeteieatiinen oy pa aera a eae a wv THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, Bats iim tere. ‘ HENRY. GEORGE, 100, ira tn the factions of Benwurr et te SN \ PASSED AWAY DUR. j CANPALGN FOR MAYOR BF PRETTY! TURN : Rssers apion t Death Re- calls That of Candidate for (Office in 1897 Election, | Gaks& Company Broadway at 34th Street. = Autumn Tailored Suits for Misses " at $29.50 Wie ad luge pucete conenee: Men and Women Of. Experience has shown us that $29.80 price for es Sate Pigt= eyed New York Will Be Found E reeviaten ot tes In Our The Only Shoe Store in the World That Sells 1,000,000 Pairs - of Footwear in a Year Bie Money-Saving Items there could be no comprom! Tam o’ Shanters for Misses and Girls yw offering is a case in | j i fi Basement i rit i ef E : i 3 5° Never were we so well equipped to fulfill Boys’ BLOUSES = ane cred i 6 for $2.85 Sevane strat fm OUF Obligation to the public of furnishing them ; ‘ bale, tak- or 50c age the biggest possible value in footwear. We start the Fall season showing merchan. S dise that exceeds all our previous efforts to give "value. There are no dull timesinthisstore. It maintains its reputation ds the largest shoe store inthe world by giving the best values in the world. | We Otter, Very Special for ~ Friday and and Saturday, Men’s:*35° Shoes In Guo ee and head Patent Leather Blucher mead Ten Graia Bi at S85 C4 bEE! average values. These gar- Girls’ $12.95 School Coats at $7.95 pong igen shown in all ‘the fa he ri hc hie br | Sh a collar. Brown, leather, navy and e blue. 6 to 14 years, ikon le with the new Girls’ $10 School Dresses at $6.95 Dresses for lace or convent wear. Made of all wool nee and | band or attached collar, as serge, in one piece, Russian and middy i gater Ages color or combination betfects, Embroidered batiste collar and eet kage ood og = cuffs. Assorted in black, brown and navy. Ages 6 to 14 years. STERN BROTHERS 42d and 43d Streets, West of Fifth Avenue Special attention is directed to the greatly enlarged : sections devoted to Untrimmed Millinery and Tailored Hats ON THE FIRST FLOOR fists ate reaches," cod Phash Effects ies Tomorrow, ‘Saturday, the 13th, our initial presentation of Women’s Coats and Wraps in the new Paris modes for Fall This is a season of materials. Styles have not changed so much as fabrics, save for their huge, capacious sleeves, which _ haps best of all, the flowing unrestraint of the givianben re iomrats se Tae oe inayat aye rusts, Hate 4.00 briel, the best of $ou oct techies Go tar Fourth floor , * Kaporyed Flowers Fancy and Oetrick Fosthoce Special Values in 4 Prices range from $10 to $225 : 9 in the following materials and all colors: Speclally Priced for To-Morrow Women’s Shoes Pees Peon Pat Lee ar For a large amortment of small; mediush and large Long Nap Goods Poon ds Poche Fiboiines ° Velvet Hats, at $2.95 and 3.75 & at ©) 50 Astrachan C a . ca. thie something distinctive in these Women’s Shoes as created by Cammeyer and you mustn't let the ex- tremely low price deter you from seeing them, in ee newest dictates of fashion as well as the more conservati’ . Women's Patent poate Kid nee Cloth Top. Gun Metal Button and Russia Calf Button, A distinctive collection of Autumn styles in » Apparel for Girls ON THE THIRD FLOOR Special for Saturday only on Sere Chali. Eponge and § Checks, ce w sade 6 to 14 yecrm w $6.50 t 13.50 .75 to 23.50 o on sat tag nae ined, sines6to l4year, at $8.95 to 17.50 Od Gators Nery Pa Zn {Rivet and fur, elses Sptcltven 818.75 to 45.00 vette Dice ae ‘abs 18 your, $4.95 6th Ave and 20th St. STERN BROTHERS 42d and 43d Streets, West of Fifth Avenue Announce that they have in course of preparation a highly important Sale of Room and other desirable Oriental Rugs Two models, with a tpsapr peat cuta’ Button very much to the side, bore « t. Loe ae teed satin, in black or light Special for —— bout, 5 Sante, 12 inches long, with round ends, in either black or natural. Imported Stoles, of teouk Mara- Value $5.00 | Quim with Chemisettes, made of shadow lace, Women’s Neckfixings . made of fine shadow lace, eround. onlay 25c 100 Women’s AstracHan Cloth Coats. Value $25 } $17.50 bo Pig oe loose back and kimono or inset sleeves. plush ornament or button completes the 5 beng the entire garment lined with guaran- eter emall women included. Fourth floor Boys’ Fall Suits Boys’ Norfolks at $13.75 Impostd Capes, of French Mara: new pleated, double-breasted Norfolk, bout, 6 full strands, wut satin ribbea $3.75 Liv4 yoke tack and stitched-down belt. Some ends, in both black sad Satara: 4} with patch pockets and turn back cuffs. The ‘ale $5.00 }, cloths are tweeds, cheviots and mixtures in gray, beeen and blue. 10 to 18 years. Boys’ Norfolks at $10.95 $3.75 Double-breasted model, with yoke and in- verted pleats, some with belt stitched down all In brown and gray mixtures and braken checks. Ages 10 to 18 years. Boys’ School Suits at $6.95 Made af all wool fancy brown and lined Mthreecheut. cheviots in gray and Norfelk 19c/” model, made with inverted pleats. 7 to 18 years. collar. Value 28c. with high boned co Yalve 20, All the above with 2 Pairs of Knickerbockers* Suits for Young Men & Youths, $12.50 to $23.00 Our claims to varicty have bed no better exemplification than in this season's assort- ments. There is virtually every kind of fabric and pee color, and a collection of models which embraces every style variation in youthful fashions. One model in particular will prob- strike the young man’s fancy as much as it does ours. It is a straight front coat, welted phe ‘and high cut side buckle waistcoat, and the teasers are trim as , poplars. Very effective in rough fabrics. Sizes 80 to 86. Ages 14-to 20 Boys’ Fall Clothing * ‘For School and Dress Occasions be shown on the Fith Flac, at pris very much be Jow their actual values. For full particulars see Sunday's Papers , materials, sizes 6 to 18 years, Boys’ Fall Weight Reefers ” a eyes $5.00; 7.50 and 10,00 An’ Exceptional Offering of Boys’ vapinewil Sport Coats The Upholstery Departments Fourth Floor, are arranging a most exceptional Offering of Portieres and Hand-Made Lace Curtains for Monday, September 15th, details of which will also This is Professor Challenger, the principal character in Sir Arthur Conan : Doyle's re markable story of the destruction of a universe, This Story, entitled “The Poison Belt,” is now running in the Magazine Section of the Sunday / World t: ‘Order a copy from newsdealer in.advance, Edition Limited. # Aida seh saws to bye 18 yrs, $10.50 Values, $7.75 ms ‘ For Dress Wear pees y sgl gener nd rome Paris and Bezlin makers of Juvenile Apparel. ‘ plete selection of hi de Furnishings, fone Caps a our well fen sree Teraisnings, : e eaiimoie' te