The evening world. Newspaper, November 12, 1913, Page 8

Tay aap eee SHE GRAMRED THEIR COLLARS AND MED FOR HELP, Pretty Miss Cannon Clung to Their Coll: Cried for Help. | INTRUDER'S SIGNAL, “PIANO!” FRIGHTENED GIRLS. ‘Common Sage Tea Recommended, Restores Color ta ey Hair *! With Sulphur, as in Swissco, It}, ts Was Used by the Pilgrim Belles i to Keep Their Beauty. trot STERN BROTHERS Forty-second and Forty-third Streets, West of Fifth Avenue Motor and Carriage Entrance on Forty-third Street Have arranged for To-Morrow, Thursday, An Extraordinary Sale of Women’s Tailored Suits On the Third Floor Comprising Entirely New Models not heretofore shown, of Cut Vicuna, Velour de Laine, Duvetyn,Chiffon Broadcloth and superior quality Coarse Cheviots, Fur and Velvet Trimmed, lined and interlined; with the latest model skirts, all faultlessly tailored, at $21.50 and 27.50 Actual $37.50 to 55.00 Values House Gowns and Negligees-0n the Second Floor An especially attractive showing of Imported and American models, in the various ap. proved materials, and in new and effective styles, Also for To-morrow, the following Unusual Values: Boudelt Gowns, « of Crepe de Chine, Howes Gomns; ai Albatross, empire trimmed with marabou, model; lingerie collar and cuffs, lined with silk, a $13.50 lace trimmed, at $5.25 | Haperted Nexitgont, of Albatron, dapenese Quilted Gowns, voile collar and cuffs, hand embroi- in rich colorings, dered and lace trimmed, at 10.95 with or without collar. at 6.75 Untrimmed and Tailored Hats At the Forty-third Street Entrance Displayed in this « ‘partment are the latest ideas of leading Parisian and American designers in Hats of Plush, Velour, Velvet and Fur, For Thursday, at the following Very Special Prices: Plush Hats, Black Velvet Hats. in black and perry colors, at $2.25 in large, medium and arnall shapes, $2, 75 Also large assortments of Ostrich and Fancy Feathers; Paradise, Goura and Numidi; F lowers for Corsage and Garnitures; Exclusive Hair Ornaments for Evening Wear, Prepared for To-morrow, an Attractive Offering of Blouses for Women and Misses-0n the Third Floor comprising several lines of entirely new and original modcls, Crepe de Chine Blouses, Fine Shadow Lace or Net. Blouses, plain or erinkled, in white or colors; $ with chiffon or net Hi ung in white or iso of Measaline with plaid vest, at 94.95 flesh color; new collars and pleating, $9.50 Chiffon Blouses, with frill around neck end down front; underbodice of lace and ribbon trimmings also high neck model, embroidered in self color and gold tread; new shades, 87675 Women’s and Misses’ Silk Petticoats At Decidedly Advantageous Prices Messaline or Silk Jersey Top, with messslir a ilk underlay, in black, white or suit shades; also Accoraco: dD. g Petticoity, at $2.85, 3.95 Crepe de Chine Petticoats, elaborately trimmed with fine lace and ribbons, in white, pink and light blu, , , | , at $3.75, 5.50 THE EVENING WORLD, WEUNESVAY, NUVEMBER An Exquisite Skin and soft, velvety hands G are every woman's * rightful heritage. OR VELOGEN ry APA! “Beauty's Guardian"’ insures these charms that every woman desires, At Your Drogpist \ ve in Collapsible Fin Tubes, 25¢. 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Tomorrow, Thursday, They Go on Sale 832 Men’s Overcoats $30 to $45 Grades at $26.50 175 are $30 Grades 242 are $40 Grades 245 are $35 Grades 170 are $45 Grades These are the overcoats we had hoped to have here Election Day; choice of the stocks of a manufacturing tailoring house the older partners of which are retiring; coats cut from very fine cheviot, wor- sted, kerse whitney, frieze and chinchilla overcoatings; every part of each—except the seams—hand-tailored, XC The workmanship in these overcoats will bear comparison with that of the best tailors in America The coats are dress and ulster length, — weave effects: oxfords and blacks, full single and double-breasted, with custom serge-lined, self or velvet collars. like touches in lapels, pocket flaps and Fresh from the bench. sleeves; full silk-lined kerseys with vel- For men of all sizes. vet collars; back-belted, ‘shawl-collar age or taste, chinchillas in blue, heather-mixture, gray 50 tomorrow. and brown, some with satin yokes and TITS made by the same house. plaid under-body; the smoother and 425 to #40 grades, for $18.50 and more tightly woven witneys—a_very H sinart ovcrceating—in blue; in both, Part of the one large take-over. heavy welted seams, bellows pockets and Including in their interesting variety cuffed sleeves; six shades ot brown; of patterns most everything business three shades of gray; mixture and cross- — men like. It is proper to add that this is one of the most exceptional captures we have made in the history of The Men’s Store Burlington Arcade floor, New Bldg. Silk and Cloth Dresses for Young Women in a Height-of-Season Clearaway Were $13.50 to $47.50.................8. Now $10 to $35 Such a clearaway, with the season in full swing, does not often occur. ; Certain of our manufacturers have stopped making dresses tor a while to give their attention to suits and coats and we can- not reorder to fill in the gaps that have been made by selling. So here are all the one, two, three and four of a kind dresses gathered together, and repriced as follows: Silk Dresses Cloth Dresses Copies of imported models, Charmeuse, Chiffon broadcloth, serge, Bedford cord crepe de chine, crepe meteor, crinkle crepe and in styles suitable for street, school and and poplite combined with plaid taffetta afternoon wear. and chiffon, and made interesting by draped skirts, saches knotted in the back, chiffon 457 dresses were $13.50 to $13.75, or batiste vestees, embroidery, now $10. 50 dresses were $17.50 to $20, 52 dresses were $15 to $17.50, now $15. now $13.50. G2. dresses were $23.50 to 18 dresses were 818.50) (0 $20, 50, now $18.50. now $15. TI dresses were $29.50 to 7 dressrs were ¢a.00— to $31.50, now $22.50. _ \ $27.50, now $18.50. 4O dresses were $32.50 to 6 dresses were $30 to $83.50, $33.50, now $25. now $23.50. 57 dresses were $35 to 838.50, a s now $27.50. Brown, taupe, Hague blue, 23 dresses were $43.50 to mahogany, navy, Russian green $47.50, now $35. and black, Sizes 14, 16 and 18 Hague blue, navy, mahogany, years. Skirt lengths 36, 88 and black, taupe, tete de negre and 40 inches, Second floor, Old Building, + — -24-Page Magazine DLL It