The evening world. Newspaper, October 24, 1913, Page 10

HOS SE a — ' Discovered That Chin-Stran Norfolk Milliner Accuses New! © Bonnets Inpair Horie and York Girl of Stealing Her Make Stintents Dull Jewels and Her Cash, 4 ame Ton the looping of exten ha Ateappenred from tie & Jamaica Hieh » Lote markably quicke of wach HIGH SCHOCL ‘DAZZLING BEAUTY, STARTS HAT REFORM LONG SOUGHT, HELD AMONG GIRL PUPILS and hearing of the y was the Immediate result i Principal Mitchell, who assembled the upper class girls yeterday afternoon, |"" fe Fesponidle for the great change. He talked straight out in meeting: ¢ past.” @ald Mr. Mit- the assembled young rved that the fagn- [oe ne a wn in a loop 4 oe any under arrest until Marron led her to the desk. Ine Mechix, who te 1 Van Cortlandt, rty-ninth atreet, Sunder Indiet- nreeny The girl is ling $1,000 worth of Jew- ameng you until it from Mise Ma oO y Very prety th Va. Marron, style 0! fran arcant, had been creased by girl for several months whieh has press: In @n the ears of girls to be op last night that she was 1 Van Cortlandt enue unitl she ted her, She cll in West Thir- the air, otherwise a flap like thoxe of Gonkeys or o! ita to t them: “Our observat x that eines thin style of binding a of hair over your ears has come into general use here | gitle known to be of unusual intelli. gemce have become apparentiy careless of the inatructio: he teachers, They have made stupid answera to plain questions. The answer is that they have Impaired their hearing “Cirle who have adopted this style, 4 Watch 1 underet ead among the | pupils of this fter they had | observed a similar fashion among the pupils of Brooklyn schools at basket ball games, may well drop it donot a #triking change ship standing of the sc school will be shown in ports.” nature would tee xpent the night ina tieth street station. pt to say tell my story In court and T have of the result. This whoie thing a mistake. indictment, said Mar- of a Visit paid by her in A $300.00 LOT FOR $98. || CLOSING ESTATE If they Nine out of ten of the girls who wore} the chin trap yesterday appeared to- | Gay without It, Most of the others re- | tired to dressing rooma when they saw | the way public sentiment was heading | an@ revised their head dress, Even the loose loop over the ears was in ay amall majority to-day. | The change wax undertaken for the | most part in a cheerful spirit | “The Muffler Must He Cut Out was | @ bulletin ported surreptttiously on sev. | @ral notice boards. ‘ - To-Morrow ~ Saturday Vogel Bros. make their first real display of thousands of New Winter Overcoats Styles for Men and Young Men at 12.50—"15—"18-"20-"22—25 To those of you who appreciate snap and style and fine tailor-work, and don’t want to pay high prices, this Overcoat Sale will prove of great interest. The reason our prices are lower than elsewhere —becaus: we make our own clothing-— our rent is low our expenses very small, VOGEL BROTHERS 42 st. at 8 Ave. E OPEN LATE SATURDAY NIGHT CN CHARGE OF THEFT: THE EVENING WORLD, HABIT had advertised tor ale RELIABLE HOME TREATMENT. y business, Miay Mechis a man who repre: | Thousands ives, mothers and sis. ters are enthu broker of this ORRINE, beca |loved ones of the “ |thereby brought happiness to ihe he gi relly, On fo «lone the deal, he afternoon of # to the Hotel ung women took » miiliner awoke and presently k For ante at Riker and He ae man Drug Stores, B. Altman & Cot will hold the following Sales toemorrow (Saturday): Another Special Offering of Women’s Tailored Separate Skirts in late models, at the following exceptional prices: Skirts of black broadcloth and new wool plaids ‘ . e . . + at $7.50 Skirts of English corduroy or velveteen, or of imported black silk moire . + at $9.50 Girls’ Tailored Suits and Coats in a special selection of practical models in desirable materials and colors, at extremely attractive prices, as follows: . Girls’ Three-piece Tailored Suits, sizes 10 to 16 years... r (5 . at $21.00 Girls’ Belted Coats, sizes 6 to 16 years aw & & &@ «6 « « $10.50 Men’s and Women’s Gloves Presenting excellent values at the special prices quoted: 2,000 PAIRS OF MEN’S CAPE PXM SEWN, SPEAR-POINT GLOVES, IN TAN, regular price$!.50per pair . ° at O5c¢ Wornen’s Imported Short Glace Gloves, in black, white or tan 6 + per pair, 72c Women's Imported Mousquetaire 16-button Kidskin Glace Gloves, in black or white, per pair. ‘ . © «© « $1.85 B. Altman & Cn: Autumn and Winter Cloakings of English and French manufacture,suitable for motor and general wear, are displayed in the Dress Goods Department in an extensive assortment which includes Silk Seal cloth, Moleskin cloth and Ermine cloth; also double- faced Cashmere in evening shades. | A selected line of Smart Cloakings is shown the regular stock at the following nederate prices: Heavy-weight Eponge, per yard . e Chinchillas and Velours ‘ Plaid-back Cloakings $3.00 $3.00 to 5.75 “ $3.75, 5.50 & 6.50 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1918. Franklin Simon & Co, Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Sts, ore Floor) YOUNG MEN'S SHOP ( Separate Entrance--8 and 10 West 38th Strect Connecting with Pitth Avenue Store. SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY Four Button Sack Suits F R YOUNG MEN, 32 TO 42 CHEST, Soft front, with new wide rolling lapel, patch pockets, of imported tartan checks, pencil striped cassimere; also olive or brown mixed or navy serge. 18.50 Regular price $27.50. Chinchilla Overcoats FOR YOUNG MEN, 32 TO 42 CHEST, Semi-form Fitting Model. Of fine quality chinchilla, with plaid back, in navy, Oxford or brown, yoke and slceves Venetian lined. 19.75 Regular price $27.50. London-Made Overcoats FOR YOUNG MEN, 32 TO 42 CHEST. Of navy blue Whitney chinchilla, also gray, brown or olive Shetland cloth. Latest London models. Warmth without weight. 29.50 Regular price $35.00. Young Men's and Boys’ Sweaters CARDIGAN KNITTED, 26 TO 38 CHEST. Of pure worsted, full fashioned, rough collar, in Oxford, maroon, navy, green, tan or heather mixtures. 3.50 Regular price $5.00. Boys’ Norfolk Suits WITH EXTRA KNICKERBOCKERS, 7 TO 18 YEARS. New English Norfolk model with patch pockets, of Scotch tweed, gray or brown checked cheviot, gray or brown cassimere or diagonal, also navy serge. 8.50 Regular price $12.50. Boys’ Chinchilla Overcoats SHAWL COLLAR MODEL, 8 TO 18 YEARS. Of navy, Oxford or brown, fine quality chinchil'a, double-breasted, wool lined, belted back. 9.75 Regular price $12.50. Boys’ London-Made Overcoats OF ENGLISH CHINCHILLA, 3 TO 9 YEARS. Double breasted button-to-neck model, in navy blue or olive, English guard back, with checked worsted linings. 15.00 Vatue 20.00. Boys’ and Youths’ Negligee Shirts CUSTOM FINISH, 1213 TO 1414. Of cheviot, cotton crepe and mercerized materials, novelty colored stripes, French cuffs and separate collar. 1.25 Regular price $2.00. Boys’ Damp-proof Shoes The “Franklin” Shoe, of durable velour calfskin, orthopedic last, welted soles, 11 to6, Widths B to E. 2.85 Value $3.50. BROOKLYN The Largest Millinery Store in America The Department for Misses, Juniors and Small Women is mow presenting a very extensive assortment of modish attire for the Autumn and Winter seasons, It comprises Tailoremade Suits in simple and elaborate styles; Dresses and Wraps for luncheon, matinee and party wear; Coats for shopping, traveling and motoring; and tailored and dress Biouses. Included in the collection will be found a large number of | garments marked at popular prices. |, (Rm Roem, 34 ok 25 Mii ew Hoc) | ILGOX’S MYRTLE AVENUE AND BRIDGE STREET $1.98 Untrimmed Hats In Velvet and Plush and Velvet Combined Special for Saturday at $1.29 Large number of excellent dress shapes in large and medium sizes of fine quality silk velvet with hatters’ plush crowns or velvet tam-o-shanter effects like the one shown. £ pe Our Saturday Special Only at $1.29 MISSES’ APPAREL (Second Floor) Suits—Coats—Dresses—-Gowns— Girls’ Coats—Third Floor. ECIAL FOR SATURDAY. Misses’ Fur Trimmed Suits DRESSY TAILORED SUITS—14 TO 20 YEARS. Of broadcloth, crepe cheviot, diagonal, suede cloth, cord de Laine and velveteen, short semi-blouse coats, with draped, tier or pegtop skirts, trimmed with various furs. 29.50 Vatue $39.50. a ‘ Fur Trimmed Plush Suits FOR MISSES—14 TO 20 YEARS. Semi-Empire model of silk plush, in black, navy, Russias green, brown, prune, taupe or Copenhagen; collar of moufion fur; silk moire vest; pegtop skirt. 59.50 vatue $79.50. Misses’ Fur Collar Coats OF IMPORTED CHINCHILLA—14 TO 20 YEARS. Navy, Hague blue, mahogany, russet tan or grey chinchilla; y kimono sleeve model, large collar of natural raccoon or civet fur; coat silk lined. 29.50 vatue $39.50, ees, al Misses’ Chiffon Plush Wrap DRAPED MODEL, FUR COLLAR—14 TO 20 YEARS. Of silk chiffon plush, in black, green, blue, mole or gold, large Mouflon fur collar, brocaded silk lining. 49.50 vatue $59.50. Girls’ Chinchilla Coats SHAWL COLLAR MODEL—8 TO 16 YEARS. Full length model, of all wool chinchilla, in navy, brown or grey, belted back, shawl collar, patch pockets, checked wool lining. 14.50 Vatue $18.50. Girls’ Fur Trimmed Coats DRESSY RUSSIAN MODEL—8 TO 16 YEARS, Of vicuna cloth in green, brown or Copenhagen; collar, frone and cuffs with band of skunk opossum fur, body silk lined. 18.50 Vatue $29.50, Misses’ Evening Gowns FUR TRIMMED—14 TO 20 YEARS. Minaret model, crepe de chine skirt, chiffon tunic and bodice, Jap mink fur, over net. 29.50. Vatue $45.00. Va Girls’ Party Frocks | OF SHADOW LACE—10 TO 15 YEARS. Of lace, made over net, Dutch neck model, trimmed with rosebuds and satin ribbon, double tier skirt. 9,75 Vatue $14.50. Girls’ Winter Shoes The “Frenklin” Shoe, made on broad orthopedic last, in black or tan Russia calf, buttoned or laced; welted soles, Sizes 11to2. Widths Ato E. 2.95 Value $3.75. of HING=Chep fT2 Men and Women $18 and $25 Values for *J 2 Stunning suits made in the very latest styles; designs and fabrics to choose from in all the ne: investing in a garment, cal and view our stoc our credit plan depends entirely $4 our ability to sa |Just Pay *1 Weekly {2074 3d Ave, Lenox Cong. i a hs Vel Wns & 124m 8, jhe en = MAKES LITTLE DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEED— ~*~ \ *, Le A SUNDAY WORLD “WANT! WILU GO GEM, -