The evening world. Newspaper, October 29, 1913, Page 13

a el P a, THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1913. 7 ~~ — ' * | - es =| . Ray Te sages ke ert Fe ae ee COMMUTERS REJOICE. asa That Wonder fil Event 84 Hero” | RING, niate $t WEDDING DAY COMES BU Vow esnred of Lower Hates From # ¥ t orm «ero —— ‘y ' INTO HER HEART == [Tae arith heen wt egy Vy) tara Umbrella) SQ AND OUT AGAIN SCRIPTION | jn an FAVORITE PRESCR | Musical Romance and a Trage)’ : | edy With a 829,000 0 1s Feather 7 . | Hospital Scene to Come. iy Lod Peele ch aa 1 ore iewald ana Desthuk Dlsteg rsd atater (11 It {s your privitedae to write to In. Pierce for advice, and tt wilt GRIEF FOR MWURIETTA,! And they troop mournfully | \ ny j given free of charge. Of course all communications are confidential ‘ Leonarda de Lerenze Will) "Why not asks Michael, who tusists xymnet ant 00k oka me — mma Makes Little Difference What You Nerd—a World “Wat” Will \ Have to Defend a Breach Ne of Promise Suit. Tho modiste and the virtuoso had a) romance=empbasis. on the “had,” for) now it t@ all ever. The cold cray dawn ot the day of reckoning Is at hand, as) {t comes always after thy sweet promise ie broken, and where soft, soothing! words might have healed the heart's wounds, now only cold, cold cas\; will do the curing. J The happy days In this romance were » / | > f f id when Murletta Fortunato = the boy SS5 ; modiste—listened, eyes a miration and soul astir with emotion, to the plaint of Leonardo de Lorenzo'a | fiddle, he being a Bohemian virtuoso with long black hair, and, as Murtetta would) say, her fickle wover, How happy were they when Leonardo entranced the youthful Murtetta with the straina of “Traumerei,” and then, with the impul- siveness of a Virtuoso made her think deeper and more serious things in | with the wedding march from “Lohen- arn.” = J In such ecstacic moments as these, ‘ ‘ . . \ aluretta bh her Alor beau promiee!| The Overcoats illustrated aredrawn from life, and represent but a few of the models included in the Haokett-Carhart Sale leaped, and leaped and leaped some | DING CRESS. | It was tn the Indian susnmer of this ‘\ vear not back farther than Sept. 9 that ( han aren Walorecte pot. (ois Gl or at tit of wonderful | on her ‘ ne old faintly | | we turn t ard a: sumypguous wede wag all pre " ne tS brothers, per i? 7 nt Murietta from the worries of her nup- 9 Finally—and finally expresses It wel!— nearly 20,000 master creations in overcoats await your inspection at the Hackett-Carhart stores. Finer SS in fabric, finer in tailoring, and more distinctive in style than any overcoats ever before TRY produced at any price. This is to offer you your choice of this wonderful assortment, and | all that it comprises. Over 60 models in more than 750 fabric designs, in all the newest MENTHO- | colorings and mixtures, and in every staple shade. Sizes for Men, Young Men and Boys. Your average saving on whatever you may select: Superior and Guaranteed Su- | Poor iatins ad $15, $18, $20, $22.50 OVERCOATS, 9.50 $20, $22.50, $25, $28 OVERCOATS, $13 50 | $25, §28, $30, $32.50 OVERCOATS, With Granulated Sugar Syrup Into newest chinchillas in long shawl collar model, Also are included models such as Split | Heather and Onford Bina colonic Node oe inc haterficld. Sere hy pdt ech eas Oslard Blue, tlecibor ala Poy eis rye Olives Also Engl: feysld 5 mixtures. a Pint. Faeste, Takes Vas bel ior tar toma ane ConvesabieCalire Alla exceptionally distinctive fitting models, | Alvo are includes English Guard, Engith Split Siceve, Lutter Threvst Many styles with Plaid Backs, The molels embrace coate for Dr Bisinesaand Street ‘ rastiys lecite aa Pondates taitive | intended prices: $15 to $22.50. ® at the originally | Single and Louble Breasted, Convertit le e haw! Collars anc reveral specially dengned | wear plein, half-satin and silk lined € Box, Seri-Pex and Form-Fitting Gar young men's models, The fabrics embrace all the new weavesand mixturerquarter hell dollars every winter for cough, cold, and full ilk, satin and serge lined, The assortment, the style and the tailoring are unurval, oe ee one es, buying 250 $32.50, $35, $38, $40 OVERCOATS, $20 5 even at the full prices: $20 to $28. e For instance, 8 tworounce bottle, Were this wonderful overcoat event centred around the about four-fifths | ihe i fifth, “medi si raat at this price alone, this would still be the greatest wuch for or¢ 44 to 52 inches rd Conte, En) J Convertible ( hi with PlinVelvet and Convertible Collars, Popular English piit Sleeve English Raglan, English Motor, Shaw! 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The fal $40, $45, $48 OVERCOATS, Kerseye to Shaagy Shetlands and include Melton Velou In tailoring, in fabric, in atyle and in exclusiveness, you could command : Frieze effects, Shetland, Crkne f hy no more in an overcoat ii you were to go to the f t-shop on Fifth Avenue and pay gle “4 oloring cor ree sry ay and mat 6 sh Scotch Enalish’ and tnore than eae the origitally intended top price. pe tailoring le the finest of journey lack to lightest Grays, all the new Browns Jues, all the new Scotch, English an: mi t rics from the best weaves he world. The mer Baste tion Caneel Peeetesy shat greets | $80, $88, $60 OVERCOATS « « GRD Of) | rence inser Sahl Pana ene Garmente that are quarter, half and full silk-lined—all cold and wind-prool—warm and The top-notch of overcoat excellence is expressedin every line e ate the beat adaptations of Evylish, Continental and Fifth Avenue styles, Gar- comfortable and without great weight You would be glad to pay $40 for any one of the | and detail of each one of the garments in thie ; ary Dremy. English G extra bottles, Inbels, | Conts of fine texture Chinchil ete, make this method Shetlance, Curly Worsteds, [ For many years Hacket inet any other overcoats at these prices. ? save any family several dollars and give them purer and better medicine, too. Make a simple syrup with n pint of | a simple sy) ! cup. Fabrice, style anc: tailoring are the | m t einbody the utmont in style, luaury and exclusiveness, together with the rarest pranuiated, Agar ond inet ee assortment. finest that money can command. England, Nrdace Sealand tat Gate any have contrib. | kind of value, even at the prices for winch they were created to sell: $40 to $48, a CORITten feusauibe MinthosLakene Vat! Het bp pacecas at kar eeans milat andiecr exe Amamtean waara ae icauniel le) and your di + (21) on. hb tle or jor and empty it into « pint b then fill it up with th Ne ou ve a among the famous Meltons, Vicunas, Beavers, Shetlands, Worsteds ani hand. FUR-LINED OVERCOAT REDUCTIONS F lcomed Tweede which are comprised in the assortment, Litra.distinetive coats for Dress, No leh Business, Motor, Travel and Storm eervice, 0 PS 0 The finest ready-for-service garments it is possible for man to produce, and the enue! of any custom-tailored overcoat at more than double the full prices ALL SUITS AT ONE-HALF ACTUAL WORTH Every suit in the Heckett-Carhart stores to-day is marked at prices which mean ‘an average one-half saving tu you. .. $13.50 $20 to $28 Suits...... $25 to $32 Suits .$17.50 $30 to $35 Suits. $20.50 Every new coloring ol the mixtures, and Blues and Blacks are included, with al the new fabries and models, for Men, Young Men and Boye, for nien is imaginable than good lur-lined coat Those in hquality ‘and no garment host p dd catareh re divine that it It keeps in young and bron y~and con a vances in ture thei $00 Fur Ned Geate— Feces Lainb collare— Southern Muskrat Sale Commences $75 Parad Con Han Lamb Lagu —Beloct Muskrat lined— 235-03 Coais — Select Persi sutra fine dark $55.00 sof breath wi bronchial trouble, This remedy over. | comes coughs and removes catarrhal matter from the system, by its tonic- \ laxative Tt imp: Thursday, 9 A. M. 119 West 42d St. 154 East 125th St. a 5 Inc. Near Broadway Near 3d Ave. . Retail Open Evenings Open Evenings e $109 Parl lan collas Muslerat lined — French Broadcloth Shiell 265 Broadway 841 Broadway Near Chambers St. at 13th St. Opposite City Hall Near Union Square | thus avoiding chronic ail- iments and consumption. Directions with each bottle of Ee sence Mentho-Laxene tell how to make and how to take. The manu-|, facturets © alg” guarartee to refund money to any one not pleased by its thorough effectivences—Advt.