The evening world. Newspaper, October 31, 1913, Page 8

4 THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31, 19i3. _. —_ . NOT BODY OF AVIATOR. — a nent pas 1s bomen with ‘Dea —————————————— eamomem T “Sir Henri’ “Patrician” Shoes For the Discriminating Woman — ¥,2"4 At $2.50, $3, $3.50 &> #4 L every wanted Fall style and de YicOn TH AVE... 197 TON STREET. IN NEW YORK'S SHOPPING CENTER. POPULAR PRICES. MID-DAY CABARED, ALSO SORLIN'S ORCHESTRA, RESTAURANT, #TH FLOOR FOUNDED 1854 ROKAW BR — wee sain MENS & BOYS’ aor HING,HA11'S & FURNISHINGS me Das, Woe ather $1.39 cea fs, in patent and dutl ten ‘the Har! Big Boys’ Clothes Nellevur Ni Satie ct y Bick ) aveey th | Tivo tae expertenced: difientive tn finding i G oned ard * ie ‘ tall al eae pebek ythed va “ sivartiy stvled Boys’ Clothes one present Word vowing of Boys’ Suits and Overcoats will J¢ Jef Clits ir » ifitee i ; era, at olive the problern ace pep ‘ eek Iioall our hogs? garments we lave preserved ths QA view t A Setter the good styles graceful dines and charm. of { 5," sare of Bre, patterns of our young men’s clothes but Pee pollo of Suter wore inodified the general proportion to suit) the requirements of boyish figures Boys’ Suits 14 to 20 years sizes $15 to $30 Boys’ Overcoats 14 to 20 years sizes $15 to $35 | DESPONDENT. TAKES POISON. Miveramith Now nt by Police an 4 Hever To-Morrow _-/ We Break Ali¢ Past Records of =] Extreme Value-Giving Wert This morning by was called, sian toe inane Place & Fourth Avent Avenue | With the Most Wonderful $27.50 ut attempting ONE BLOCK FROM BROADWAY -—— kale AT DOOR STERN BROTHERS Forty-second and Forty-third Streets, West of Fifth Avenue Motor and Carriage Entrance on Forly-third Street Style, Quality and Tailoring in Misses’ $27.50 Fur Trimmed Suits At $16.50 Try to matel Hiss Has rit A search of th any bottle or cont neld the poison Suits elsew under #27 50 tianufae- wiG50 cw, Tnall our expe and the Simpson Crawford reputation toe’ values is well known to the Young i! ] ‘ oe N s ms s16.50 i y Only a Professional Fashion Writer could do justice to the exquisite stvle of these di Th <y | oe are five remarkably fascinating models hf J f sb istinguished sits. here td ~ sia.n0 TASSL, FANCY CHEVIOT AND NOVELTY MIXTURES, "US ® 8° BROADCLOTIT. WOOL POFLIN, MATE 435 | STYLE FEA TURES; Smart cutaway and abbreviated coate, square and novelty collars, many belted models, some belted back with sashes o Announce for To-morrow, Saturday, on the Third Floor, the following Misses’, Girls’ and Juniors’ Seasonable Apparel At One-third Less Than Regular Prices * velvet or self material, fan id kit sd 1 TRIMMI. 4 5 WEAR SEAL: nest and mest andiomey draped srs tne ah Caine ah Cenacre ba allied sr ltc ib and event Misses’ 314. bed Coats Showing n cv Fall madels, Coats ore beautifully lined. Sizes 14, 16 and 18 years—$. ehinehit feat plus Misses’ Afternoon Dresses, Misses’ Suits, of superior quality twilled of chiffon taffeta silk and crepe de chine, back velveteen, in new Autumn shades, sizes | silk plaid and shadow lace trimmed, sizes 14, 16 and 18 years, | VS GAS ARLES ESE ee ay 14, 16 and 18 years, $27.50 | $16. 50 Coats Jeneth st « $15.00, 22.50 Misses’ Suits, of Duvetyn, fur-trimmed, 7 i Tian AY Misses’ Street Dresses, two models, of fine copy free nee in all gtreet shades, aimed “sleeves and ij quality wool crepe and Ivetcen, batiste sizes 14, years, | collars, sizes 14, 16 and 18 years, $42.50 $12.50 $14.50, 24.50 Girls’ Street ronson, of sees, spot __ Girls’ Schoo! Dresses ina Misses’ Suits, of pebble chevict, plain and seta Bpoaiansd $2.75 to $3.50. $3.95 to ed. 75 ent Nioetes all street shades, sizes 14, 16 Bin } entirely new styles, sizes a 50 years, | $19.50 $6.50 to 12.75 Thousands of Fashiunable Women Girls’ School Coats, of fine quality chin- c Misses’ Coats, of plaid back chinchilla, blan- chilla, velvet | lars, belted models, annot seg gt oy oor pee ge AMM pops cy ie ting am thnor Millinery full length, sizes 14, 16 and 18 years, gray, sizes 8 to 16 years, $14.50, 21.50 $9.75 to 16.50 In the Millinery Salon, on the Third Floor, To-morrow, an Exceptional Offering of Trimmed Hats for Misses and Children Comprising over two hundred fancy Felt Hats, trimmed with ribbons and quills; also velvet, plush and fancy effects. Regular Values $3.95 to 12.75, at $2.75 to 7.75 Without Thinking of Simpson Crawford Co. Thirty-five ycarsoldand g prow faster than over is the or, the mil mes, Our wonderful and \ 5 \. n for millinery is due to SS Millinery —s 4 \ Immed Milliners . am Ff Lower prices than elsewhere. $2 ee ook styles than elsewhe most’ wanted » beavers, plush and FREE BLACK VIL! taining Service medium and large 5! And pward Saturday the Big — in the Rose, Rodgers & Rose Sale of rine Service fir Patrons Untrimmed Millinery Department at At the Forty-third Street Entrance Offers an unusually wide selection of Imported and Domestic Hats of Velvet, Plush and Silk Beaver, also an exceptional collection of fancy Ostrich Feathers, Paradise, Goura and Numidi; Flowers for Trimming and Corsage. Initial Stationery Special We r for saturday’s bores gill a 4 pon denice Special Values Arranged for To-morrow: cats: “26 ‘cate and 2b l, ] 70 Overcoats | Black Velvet Hats, at $2.75 Black Plush Hats, at $2.25 ‘ comprising a large assortment of the latest shapes in plain and soft draped effects ee ; Entire remaining stock from ROSE, RODGERS & ROSE Black Ostrich Plumes, Ostrich Bandeaux, finished Reyularly ase Per Box, Ase, 9 | Ove-coat. specialists in Chicaco, who have retired from business. 16 inches long, at $3.25 with two ostrich feathers, at $4.95 Now 10c, or 3 Boxes 25c Ny Couts that were made for the highest class trade in America I f ; d Child > A 1 how on sale at 60c¢ on the dollar, gevand Flenr. nfants’ an ildren’s rel = On the Second Floor ig $ PP A Big $5.00 Sale of RRGR $18 &s7p|( RR ER. $22 &s Recent importations of Embroidered Dresses, Coats and Bonnets; also complete Layettes, have been (#7.50 Long Overcoats $20 Qvercoats at 12 $25 Overcoats at added to the extensive assortment already on display, all marked at very reasonable prices. Chinehiiles, mixture materials and plain » belted ba wil gray chinehillas with f half For To-morrow, Unusual Values in Children’s Coats, sizes 2to 5 years Of Corduroy, in navy, brown and white, $3.50 of Zibeline, Velveteen and Chinchilla, Of Chinchilla, in gray, brown and navy, 4.95 flannel lined, low belted models, at 6.75 Sweater Sets, in gray, brown, castor and white, of Worsted, $3.65 of Angora, $5.50 Hand Crochet Worsted Afghans, in pink, white and blue, at $2.10 & 2.95 Japanese Hand Quilted Bath Robes, sizes 2 to 16 years, $2.95 to 5.50 collars, plaid t warm ul B 9 | £7.50 Polo Overcoats | 5 | Cys $7.50 Corduroy sue $7.50 Two Pant Suits | A great many mothers have not as yet | purchased Winter clothing for the boys because the weather has been too warm i A sacily reciate how this affects the manufacturer, causing him to | R.R.&R.$27. 50 50 rei iclurer, causing him to 4 $30 Overcoats 17 Novelty coats, blue ehinchilles, ith wale inary length collars. ei R.R. &R. $35 « & $400’ coats _ linported Second Fluor. One of our manufacturers who mukes a imported he % and blue, Scotch materia tors sbawl Mars and the ordinary conservative model a‘ ‘| 2,500 Simpson Crawford Co.'s m2 . | Men's and Youths’ Suits st . | The New Toy Department - onthe Fourth Floor An unusually large and interesting display of Imported Toys of all kinds, including Dolls, dressed and undressed, jointed, unbreakable and rag: Dolls with dresses, shoes, stockings, hats, fur sets, opera capes. lorgnettes, etc., and dell houses with furniture for every room complete, The latest inventions in Mechanical Toys, Stearn Engines, Electrical Trains, Battleship: roplanes, Clowns, Circuses, Isters and coats with) Persian collars in ail th s from 2hy Ponies, Wagons, Menagerics, Blocks, Games, Tool Chests and Bene’ also Athletic Accessories for ~ older boys, Purchases made now may be set aside for future delivery. ny Long Overcoats. | Miata araneelly Ie kel Bulle au ihes taailsns Multa ling Overnnas verdite wollar Niitwiool unix ture, | Spocialints, “ Moywever, it in up os to pravide a rsteaerdinary value in suits : 1 * “| a for those men whe come here for overcoats and want to bay suits at the same In preparation for Monday, November 3rd, on the Fourth Floor, wee. Overcoats, time. ool ie APR BAT IB RNG AHH ure att| Chale v ‘4 AI8.00 and 820.00 New Pall Suits in s, feney cheviots, English cassimeres, blue An Extraordinary Offering of China and Glassware Afforcing a wide sviection of fine Tableware, especially desirable for Anniversary and Holiday Gifts, at unusually low prices. Particulars will appear in Sunday's papers. Corduroy Suits. f os vou will find the latest English and con- ! | \ oro oom PD] SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO., SIXTH AVENUE, 19TH TO 20THeSTREET, NEW YORK CITY