The evening world. Newspaper, March 6, 1914, Page 12

mar | i et yer and Buyer of Bench Nom- 3 lin bettie | and etrest, the Broaz, att ‘ween be heard Mocre trial ‘Rely and caw him ctruggting at | was my en a pemmmmtanll WX oom, je. eqnbausted. He oald bis boy |ooainet Thaw. that, ‘William drug, Rockaway 3 £ New Spring Models in Misses’, Small Women’s arid Girls’ Apparel | ‘Third Floor, embodying all, the new fabrics and colora , eter = ‘Poplin, Ss ae 5 914.75 Droshes: of Crys de Cine. om eke ain, $21.50 Conte, of Sie eal Ser snd Shaped Checks tine Rete Sie eam” at. £7.50, 10.95 Otel4 vce Veh #30 od 335, 95.00, 7.50 an DT _ Advance Spring Showing o ae a rimmed Hats + . Fer Girls and Children , > ae section of the Millinery Salon, on the ) oa oe is Spee ee Talered Hea $3.25, 4.25, 6.50 “!The initial diuplay-of new Spring styles and fabrics in Y Nerfollx Suits, in the newest materials, models and many with extra trousers to match, ages 8 to 16 yrs., at $8.50, 10.00, 12.50 Restore, of navy bles segs, shepherd checks years, at $5.00, 7.80, 10.00 ’. ieaposted Washable Suits, newest models from Wwsyamn ely 35.80, 7.80, 8.50 Seal. ’ Sills Suits, suitable for Deess Wear, Begone. + fer Per coorny Aa joe OTE | Boyd’ High Grade Furnishings and Hats, At Very Moderate Prices Specially Prepared for Scturday, en offering of SE SAT ityan, «16.95 : ‘Actual $10.00 and 12.00 Values : Boys’ Winter. Overcoats At Exactly One-Half Regular Prices ; $10.00 Vahice, Reduced to 85.00 15.00 Values, “7,50 20.00 Values, _*_"”_10.00 vot testity| Can’t— No Sourness, ~ STERN BROTHERS Forty-second and Forty-third Streets, West of Fifth Avenue MAILLARD’S Luncheon and Tea Room on the ifth Floor ‘ave now being shown in extensive assortment on the |: Sia rare Nace! Vile 43230; 920.00 ‘ ts jm the limi Di Food When Stomach | Heertburn, Gas, Indigestion. Pape's Diapepsin is wed. all'the work of a healthy stomec! di js when your st mi mach [can't {eaves nothing to ferment, sour it can leaves ni \o ing F Ar a fhe 4 ing owen our stomach, if you jin from your druggist, then eat x lly. it without the Re at imi or |and upset the stomach. will fer-| Get a large 50-cent case Jerment. or turn tato acid, |ticle of impurity and’ uses |stomach and intestines Should you be — ike a | digestion atomac] 1. Diltoweness, can get raliel te five minutes. ® PE'S QR.QRAIN TRIANGULES PA DIAPEPS SETTLES UPSET STOMACHS “LARGE SO CENT CASE ANY DRUG STORE. For To-morrow, on the Second Floor, Black and Colored Dress Silks Arranged in Waist and Dress Lengths only, At Remarkable Price Advantages Imported White Washable Habutals, Yard. 8c imported Printed Chiffons and Striped Habutais, Values $1.25 and 1.50 Yer’, 65c White Washable Shantung, Vales $1.25 Yerd, at 75c As Vile Ghpe ‘Chiffons, Values $1.50t0 250¥4 91,15 Plain Satin Charmeuse and Chiffers Taffetas, in glace and moire effects, 1,48: ; Values $2.50 and 3.00 Ripple Silke, Canton Crepes -~ and Printed Foulards, Values $2.50 and 3.50 Yd, $165: Printed and Brocaded Crepe de ‘Chine, aleoFancy Charmeuse and Bengalines, Yerd $1.95 “Values $3.50 and 4.50 _ To-morrow, Extraordinary Values in Women’s and Men’s Gloves consisting da large purchase of Worm nam one. fupetal Pout eabdcy, Pair 69* Men's One Clasp Tan Cape Leather Gl Prissem sown, double draws eubreidered heck, Pr. OO" | = In the:Costume Department, Third Floor,: extensive showing of the new modes in ™ - Women’s Separate Skirts For Walking and Dress Wear OF Silk Moire, Fail, Teffeta, Mamnish Serge, New "Plain and Novelty Wath Fabri : : Also To-morrow, Very Exceptional Valuesin , We its i eee a Set ec te oe at $5.50 od 6.75 Wémen’s Skirts, of grade Silk Moire and Chiffon Teffeta— of a smart French model, $13.75 White Cotton Dress Fabrics , Later importations of the choicest novelty weaves from the foremost French manufacturers are now being shown on the Second Floor. Also To-morrow, The following’ Exceptional Valuss: "Yards { d Batiste, bys hy Nee lar Yard 20c Regular Prices 35¢ to 75¢ Yard Sheer Irish Drese Lin: 36 inches wide, Regular price 50c'Yard, at SZC 4800 Yarda Novelty Cre) fancy and open work wenver ead See Le pea eee, uf 3Bc, Sc wide, Regular price 95¢ Yard, at SS 1200 Yarde French Dress Linens, 88 ins. wide, extra fine quality: grase bleached, Regularly $1.25 Yd, 85c sade : THE EVENING WORLD, RARTRIDGE is DISBARRED; |x: sniing reat Mata ie 4 ra Fos) 4 WILLETT ALSO 1 OUT| asses ane 5 fad eee es Court Punishes Former Thaw Law- PRrpay, oe s pair. eavy. jegtat id insue a warant for snusetatrate Aopieton Satter 2 personal fear Mate Water Brash, Pain in Stom- act and Intestines, Headaches from stomach are absolutely a aes disorder, you | Tomorrow, the 7th Four New Paris model Tailored Suits ks & Company Broadway at $4th Street Sa The new modes for for Women Misses and Gir Is Reproduced from tne original desi of the most distin- admirable alike in economy of ': tf tylists of Fashi price and liberality of selection. " pyis a ber aa These are special Yr at $29.50 V Senta eeprecety: ter Seewreey One point about the price before Misses’ Suits at $25 we describe the suits. Innosense Dressy short Bolero and Eton coat models, trimmed with taffeta or Roman stripe silk, and soft frills of chiffon and lace. Two or three tier of the word does it represent the actual value of the suits, when tunic ripple skirt. In crepe poplin, wool crepe compared with prevailing prices in a 5 ee init man cane er and the * New York. For models of such surpassing beauty as these most shops would ask anything from $40 upward. Fourth Floor Of the suits thzmselves ‘The jacket in each of these models is short, and unfitted, obviating girth A:new. hat for Women tomorrow “La Nymphe” The new e Today and tomorrow The Final Clearance of Saks Suits for Men at $14 ness reduced ‘from $25, $28, 007 oe emo ndal ce $20 and $17.50 j decked ted % The last Saks suit sale of the eca- SiO Sates ol tis etiering, nal fiven prion son and of all suit sales the first is the distinctiveness of these little chepesus through- in importance at this writing, i Women’s Kayser Cha moisette Gloves, tomorrow at 50c Saks NORFOLK SUITS — for Boys this Spring With two pairs of knitkerbockers and twice the average style New fabrics and new patterns. F hairtines, stri nd che Tallove, in smart Norfolk model with Women’s $1.50 Mocha Gloves, $1 One clasp, pique sown, Paris point embroidered backs. Gray. Women’s $1.00 Capeskin Gloves at 85c In a variety of omart ton shades. Spring Suits at $8.75 Eiht entam casero” figure variations. iS Smart Set Corsets, made in the newest materials and in distinctive models. and domestic fabrics. » A liberal assortment of pay -patierha, in both im. ported collars or without, long or s! cuffs. lade with new point rt sleeves and French : Two pairs of knickerbockers. Various models, including the lar inverted pleat ck and-front, with and oe” Shows ¥. a fine rye bw pee _ i colors. years. Saks School Suits, at $5.95 Nemo and Smart Set Two pairs of knickerbockers. Corsets a la mode Patch pocket, stitched ‘belt styles, in a varied assort- Nemo Corsets, self-reducing, made of coutil or ment of sappy patterns and colorings. Made with \ batiste, with very long skirt and bands of semi-elastic an eye to the need of serviceability in school clothes, © webbing in ene and eties.” Tas i ‘ Ages 7 to 16 ytars. ; hose supportess attached. $3 to $8 ° Boys’ Spring Blouses at $1 | Nemo Kop Service Corsets, in models to suit all | $4 to $8 Len nn