The evening world. Newspaper, March 20, 1914, Page 8

ITEMS FOR INVESTORS. Ohio O11 Co. ‘report increase in profit and loss surplus for year an od with previous year of 614,- together with dividends of | 0” paid last year on capital of | $15,000,000 Indicates net earnings for of $22,808,641 equivalent to 153 per cent. 67 per cent in dividends was pald during 1913. WALL STREET, . | Market Closing—The advance made Progreas in late afternoon but wag checked @ Uttle before the close of Teallaing alee, although tone con- tinued good to the end. It was con; sidered that abllity of stonks to re- spomd to favorable news had been pretty well demonstrated. Don't Let““Acid- Mouth” Stea/ Your Teeth Bit’s safest to be ever on guard against “‘acid- mouth,” for it is the greatest filcher and Amalgamated a “saad American Cai 0 anes pasaitere ‘anadian Pacific .. Consolidated Gas. ae Secassssataeasa Indiana Pipe Line Co. regular quar- Pennayivania terly dividend of #4, a May 1 tu stock of record April 24 | a Southern Pacific S2ezenss pin nfot efitatag = ester a tooth-health U. 8. Stoel acted woll considering) 19 Union Pacite Southern Rallway's earnings de- dentistry. character of trade news, and some 1 #. St i 9 {clined $43,976 in second week of careful observers said the stock ap- 4 1) March. Since July 1 @ total increase ia shown of $420,689 * peared to be heavily oversold, 2: aeeen ten of the Stocks like Union Pacific, Reading 7 1th i Interest due March 1 amounting to us Mit + {$300,000 on the $10,000,000 Rumely 107 110. notes waa received at the Bankers’ ; 6 inte ounced garter gh = if i Pit +18 paid cok “i best feature of market. @ Qt # ¢ he United Stat teeth t closed ati ‘Total sates $3,842 By wet" shateman Gary o of the Un nat those ae sae ey ik US + S|was under consideration by the a ; ‘The Closing Quotations. i. en the Po a | brag a pee to a "tne uation | Pebexc nO) %, ‘es i it ny ‘ with, the the how brant at at ulutha Bo far an +t M + been con. open io $18] iderwily will Nave io be. spest | T h Paste we Bas Rye. # 13 1t0 prepare the "mills, for. eperation ot be ied i ye lollies Be wey Stra Coon cs Gace'l far coat stops ‘‘acid-mouth.” eo at ; a rH 14 | interent. a og se it poe ‘yihy % i 1 Remington ‘Typewriter Company jeewses the special prop- : iy «| re uaa eae ay 3! % phat erty of counteracting any : 4 f 3 7 ‘i unusual or unnatural F 7 ri / i ij 1 Wy ‘Acid-mout ”’ has got fg to retreat and run when Paste is 28 +e ta <2 SEEESTy. € 3 #. Have you tried Pebeco? Ten-Day Trial Tube and Acid Tet Papers to Test Your Mouth for decid — Sent Free LEHN & FINK New York FS FF RR FE EE FEE FETECETS FF TE OE no SEBS SIRIPBa=FEDATaESETET Soe! + +l eh +e FeEtttt Het tHet tet ltt FE SERS SEE = = Fe ee Elett FH FHeEEEHE tH EE + + ttt “STERN BROTHERS Forty-second and Forty-third Streets, West of Fifth Avenue To-morrow, Saturday, school duties and “home work” give wayto Mother's study of what is most pleasing and practical in Spring Garments for Boys and Girls of all ages. _It.is one of the prerogatives of this fine and comfortable ‘stote.fo serve parents and children with exceptional skill and satisfaction. —_— » Sires 14,16 and 18 years. Misses’ Coste and Capes’ Over Two Hundred Suits in Fifteen New Models h ter Coat the interesting offering that has been prepared for To-morrow. te Cot Ge 8 a ns poe ered sect The mates re the favored Srp, Cle, Ca Moire Reiccerimaieerniom, | Tom enasd me saeenhane hawwch-wd all gation fall ve arranged in two groups, at the special prices two especially attractive groups at the low prices of $14.50 and 22.50 $19.50 and 24.50 School and Dressy Spring Frocks and Coats for Girls, 6 to 14 years pis hy eonngy, iol ig Dance and Dress Wear, a Girls’ Washable Dresses ciht styles, in Russian and French ‘s Srey ad Lave at $1.25, 1.85, 2.10 Ce eT Sitios, at $7.80 to 23.50 SHREE, Girle’ Dresses, six models, of Novelty: Crepes, Girle’ Conte, of Serge and Shepherd Check, “iE Linens, moire, belted models; :, Vel Cts, at $2.85, 3.75, 5.00 hyena lleag thy a $4.85, 7.50 rs * Dress Phids Serge und Checks, ae. Tigges Dressy Coste. nee trie ee 1 7 2. $10.50 to 32.50 afi A Charming Display of Trimmed Hats for Children . will be the feature of the Millinery Selon, on we Third Floor, Tomorrow, Saturday. Panamas, some Fie gle partie ae Roving Be wy agg $4.50, Sy For School and General Wear are shown very becoming Mushroom and Rolling Brim Sailors, in soft braid straws, simply, but smartly trimmed, at $3.50. with (ag in contrasting colors, trimmed with To-morrow, Saturday, will be placed on sale, on the Second Floor, a large collection of the most desirable Black and Colored Spring Silks At the following extremely low prices: { rted Printed Chiff. id Washable Habutais, plain aad ctriped; Yard 58c Regularly $1.09 to 1.35 Yard. ’ Plain Crepe de Chines, Satin Charmeuse Canton Crepes, Ripple Crepes and Crepe Meteors, Regularly $1.75 to 3,00 Yard, at $1.10, 1.45 Printed Foulards, Brocaded Cre meuse, Bengalines, Etc., Sold i ¥ | Boys’ Spring. Clothing. , On the Third Floor The collection affords unlimited selections of sturdy All-Wool fabrics, in clean-cut styles, tailored in the bes! it manner. Norfolls Suits, with extra knickerbockers; of neat wy. o 180, tan, — suitings and navy serge, plaited back, stitched belt and patch pockets, ages 8 to 18 years, at $7.50, 9.75, 12.50 Bo "B Imacaan Spring Coats, of Mixed Tweeds; (ie si in gray, tan or Lrown effects; ID to 18 yrs.,10.50 Small Boys" Spring Tepcoste, single or double-breasted aty plain or belted backs, of navy serge, shoctars ory! neat mixtures, many with extra collars. ages 2!/2 to 10 years, de Chines, Char- ly at $3.50 and 4.50 Yd, Ee aE RE RRERA NEW YORK GOrTON COTTON MARKET. Misses’ and Juniors’ Spring Coats, Capes and Suits—O the Third Flor” | “lengths and are marked at extraordin- at $5.00, 7.50, 10.00 Boys’ Washable Suits, for Dress wear, of exchusive materials, le ae colors; made expressly for Stern Brothers tn Paris rin, at $5.50, 7.50, 8.50 Boys’ and Youths’ Furnishings felactad for bg substantial wearing Wkia and Lair atyles, rything needs, including t » Pajamas, Races d and Neckwear, also et eee Boys’ Spring Hats i Slat Feb ot Senza ore coast in oll the, t styles for, School OLS Perera Bar ora we 1 pene at $1.65, 1.95 In Waist and Dress Patterns only eae AA FreckleFace Liberty National a) ma New Ie the Time te Get Rid ef These a nach LF on Bing oe ol Tecord Do you edn ff it is to pA ef 7% jartely divi- bie April 3 h 31. et nea wre nd Corn Market. ounce of ies, § double REARS peieeee Roe ad = winds of Tender te ead etrong ont and as are F age 3 ben agora Be sure to meetin ae te pre ae BA titi’ % Ca | todd An Exhibition of Spring Fashions for Misses and the Younger Set now being held in specially arran rooms ‘on the Fifth Floor, will be con- tinued to-morrow (Saturday). ae . B. Altman & Cn) have prepared, to commence to-morrow (Saturday), a Special Offering of Over 20,000 Yards of Desirable Dress Silks Included are Silks appropriate for Evening and Afternoon Gowns, Dancing Frocks, Tea Gowns, Kimonos and Blouses, among them being Soft Silk Crepes, Charmeuse, Moires, Poplins, Taffetas, Foulards, Imported Novel- *. |: ties, India Silks, White Washable Siiks and .. "These Sitks are ‘abrangéa: in’ saitable * wows ary concessions from the actual values. : { The following Sales will also be held to-morrow (Saturday): Women’s Spring Coats in five attractive models, made of golfine, crepe wool poplin, velour brilliante and tweed, at the remarkably low priceof . $20.00 Several Thousand Yards of Wool Serge 50 inches wide, in black, navy blue and white, atthespecial priceof . per yard 85c This Sale will be held in the Dress Goods Department. The Entire Stock of Extra High-cut Boots for Misses _ and Children comprising Button Boots in patent leather and Button and Lace Boots in tan or black Russia calfskin, will be placed: on sale irrespective of former prices, at $3.00 per pair (Shoe Department, Second Floor) Also, on the Main Floor, an interesting offering of Cotton and Linen Dress Fabrics in which will be found a broad selection of the latest dene soe color effects to be shown this season, me in dress lengths, at the following prices: $1.25, 1.80, 3.50, :7.25 upwards Special Sales of Men’s Furnishings & Boys’ Clothing now in progress, will be continued to-morrow (Saturday). DAP A AH Pe ape etl -- Aad Bick Silk Taffeta. fs od , etfectively trimmed. Size 6 to 14 years. ‘The Mth ‘Street 5th Avenux On Saturday, March the 21st WOMEN’S SEMI-DRESS HATS Ribbon and Flower-trimmed Hats in a varied assortment of shapes. 4 Special 10.00 Complete assortments of Imported and Domestic Flowers, Fruit, Foliage and Fancy Feathers, at modet- ate prices. ia VEILS & VEILINGS {New Importation of Veils and Veilings in Taupe, new, Browns and Black, showing many exclusive novelties includ# ing the popular Mesh Veil with a solitaire design. : Chiffon Veils Less than 1% regular prices ‘Ghlioen: Viitiestangy range i desiihble eihies,.. -38¢ each value "60 ~~ th . Chiffon Veils in new Colors; also Black or White...950 cach’ value 2.00 . | Specially Prepared Sale 7 MISSES’ & GIRLS’ APPAR! Very Attractive Values Misses’ Suits in smart plain-tailored or fancy short com models, with long backs, Eton or Bolero front. Made of Senge in club checks or hairline stripes; also Wool Crepe and Ratine. Size 14 to 18 years. 19.75 and 26.50 values 29.50 and 35.00 Misses’ Afternoon and “Danse” Dresses’ of Taffeta, Crepe de Chine, Eolienne and Flowered Materials; very stylish models. Size 14 to 18 years. 16.75, 22.50 and 29.60 value 22.50 to 38.00 Misses’ Coats,—Sport Coats, Box Coats and Coats ia the itew ripple model; check or plaid materials, mixed fabrics, Eponge and Corduroy. Size 14 to 18 years. 14.75 and 18.50 values 20.00 and 27.50 Misses’ Wool Crepe Dresses,—two models; tier or ripple skirt model; waist effectively trimmed with lace. pede ae Senn lain | Size 14 to values 19.75 and 22.50, 14.75 aod 16.78 TG ciew? Siista-ovw ripple or tunic nodele Made of + Shepherd Cheok. Worsted, Men’s Wear Serge, Wool Plaids 5.75 and 9.75 values 8.50 and 12.75 "Gitte Stite,—short Jovaty cont, now social sets trim. , ‘with Mk or Moise. . Made of ‘Wool Crepe of "18" tol? years. : 1675 oat values 21.50 and 26.50 = -f . ‘Girl# “Shoe-top” Suits, — entirely new three-piece.” ~ ssbodel with tier skirt; waist of Romad Stripe silk, cotton crepe; | ov.plain Pegu de Cygne; short Eton or Bolero coat. Made™ of Shepherd Check Worsted, Navy Blue Serge and Wool ! Diagonal. Size 12 to 16 years, 16.75 and 19.78: values 22.50 and 27.50 ‘4 Girls’ Coats of Shepherd or Waffle Check Serge, Bedford Cord and Fancy Mixtures; new ripple or flounce models, dled? box and plain tailored styles. Size 6 to 14 years. ia value 12.78 to 22.80, 9.78, 12.75 and 18,60; Girls’ Washable Dresses of Imported Plaid, Gingham, . Rapp, Linen ane Seen Nes eh, Wee Renee and a values 6.50 and 9.75 : Girls Middy Blouses,—new model with Raglan slesves or drop shoulder; also Norfolk and Balkan styles, made of’ White Drill and Tan Khaki. values 1.45 and 1.75, 1.15 and 1.28 Advance Sale MEN’S “SOROSIS” BOOTS & OXFORDS Spring Models Smart styles on new lastsin all desirable leathers. RE Serer ero value 5.00 ' 4.85...........+++, Values 6,00 and 7.00 YOUNG MEN’S & BOYS’ SUITS & OVERCOATS New English Model Suits,—coats with patch a flap pocldts, dleeve silk lined. Made of Imported Fabrica im ceiend cinta ot chanel Geng Size $2 to 42 inch chest, éy Sa value 25.00 18,50: « 4%. Suits of Cheviot, Tweed or Homespun,—so't-soll, ithodél obats with flap or patch pockets, Sizes 32 to #@ inch. chest. value 18.50 12,80: Exceptional Values Spring Costs of Cheviot, Worsted or Vicuna Cloth; ost with wait fe bg button through. 85 to 48 %beb chest. regularly 25.00 and 30 Norfolk Suits with two pairs of svat one fi model, Made of Navy Blue Serge o1 4 ures, ' Size 7 to 17 years. value 8.50, 6.50: Suits with rive tre pairs 6 of knickerbocker trousers; erfolk to of Tweed, Homespun, Cassie mere or Cheviot. Ge Gray or Brown. _ Size 8 to 18 years. 50, 14.50 and 16.50, 8,50, 10.00 and12,80 Men's ‘and Yo M Gott Hata a ew sha ung Men's al new si pe ad Boye’ made’ {Seerucer, Madu Rompers ol wi o Be Black, Blue < ar Gray, Sige 2 to 7. years. ae ‘