The evening world. Newspaper, April 1, 1914, Page 9

e ‘EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, KPRYE Y, 1918" ~ STOLEMANSSUT | P—— | J.B.GREENHUT. Pres. |, t GREENHUT-SIECEL COOPER CO. Pleasure for You TO ESCAPE SLAVE no Sonne on tn ae OPM STORE a MAIN BUILDIN PRISON. SHE SAYS | Si stesecenieo— GREENHUT’S another Preceselon a Sulla Promise yourself to see the wonderful Grecian-Treco. See what this ingenious knitted and boneless corset means in at e clightill comforts ee IEN, , Bou GRECIAN -TRECO CORSETS have been highly endorsed by Paul Poiret, the French fashion master. Go to your favorite store to-day and find the particular Grecian- Reduces the High Cost of Living How often have thought “Ah! me, if we ONLY did not have to eat and wear clothes!" There are only so many dollars in the pocket each week or month and they have to go SO far. One can economize some on clothin, if it has to be done, but when it comes to the EATING well, we must eat and unless the food be good and pure and wholesome, we suffer in health and hence in earning capacity. So it certainly behooves every woman to see to it that John gets good food, unless he would find his «pay envelope getting smaller. Do YOU know the Food Emporium of “The Big Store”—one entire floor a block long filled with every manner of food requisite? For almost @ score of years this great market has helped reduce the high cost of livin by upp ing PURE FOOD STUFFS AT ALMOST WHOLESALE PRICES. livered anywhere in or around New York City. Fish froff the sea, meats from the prairies, fruits from all parts of the globe, vegetables, canned foods, pies, cakes and tidbits. One Test Will Show the Savings f # " Easter Millinery Fresh From Our Modistes’ Hands See these beauties. They embody every deft style touch sanctioned for spring phi ET laa is simply $5, $7 50 and $10 Equally excellent values, if you care to pay $15, $18 or $20 And No Matter What the Price, These Exquisite Hate Are Unapproachable Anywhere Elee for Less Than Double. Seventoon-Year-Old Girl Tells Police Startling Story of | Abduction. Pauline Stein, seventeen years old, | of No. 214 Madison street, to-day $ told Central Office detectives a story More sensational than a white slave moving pleture play. te The girl was arrested in Brooklyn {more than a week ago on a charge { of masquerading in men's clothes, and her physical condition was such that it was evident she had been | terribly treated. The police took special interest in the case and finally mot from her the story which to-day resulted in the arrest of Mike Siatta, @ ehoemaker of No. 136 Cherry street, on the charge of abduction, and of Becky Dressner, twenty-two years old, of No. 220 Madison street, on the charge of being accessory. A more serious charge, that of forcing the girl into a life of vice, ‘was also added against the two after ber story had been investigated. The girl eald she met Siatta, who fe twenty-two years old, this winter and that he introduced her to the + Dressner woman. “We went out together several times,” she said, “and each time I took @ drink with the woman. Fi- nally I was induced to go to a house on New Chambers street, near New Bowery. Once in a room, Siatta took MAIN BUILDIN for’. ss 91,.95--7 A New and Dash- mine Hemp Hats Stunning dress shapes in newest modes, Black, navy, tete de negre, gold, etc. Trimmed with moire taffeta ribbon or velvet ribbon and small flowers or fruits in the best combinations, Regularly these hats would be priced at $1 more than our special price. Other Spring Millinery “Hite” $2.95 “Watteau” Ready-to-Wear | High-Class Dreas Shapes—won- the fit and becoming oi every gown, Made in the wid- eat range of dainty and elab- orate — styles, for every figure. 60c to $16. BENJAMIN & JONNES Ne 2 ND Exhibition of Modern Dancing (Daily—2 to § P. M.—on the Pifth Floor, MAIN Building). Miss Helen Louise Benson and Mr. Bruce Alexander Bethel Will Give Demonstrations of the Latest Society Dances No admission will be charged. Seating accommodation for the ladies. MAIN BUILDING Women’s Smartly Cut, New and Serviceable Cloth Dresses 2 Specially $ Priced at .. We have 300 of these splendid $6.75 and $7.50 dresses which we put on sale, tomorrow, at the low price of $5. We illustrate one of the many models on sale. They are excellent for the ‘tween season wear; for Lope mepps over the new dei eae of pire oe col- lat sha ors; trimmings . 2.95 ard 3.95 Beautiful Dress pes with the new 'Watteau"’, “Directoire" and ribbon, other styles b2 | 95 fects. "$4.85 DHirrcerecrerveress . newest colors; ae fe A 1 . bye? Hemp Hats— some Lisere Dress Shapes — popular of plain hemp; some bound with reto- new shiny straws SQ QE | silks other Tite Reway-t6 [| eee er he with silk velve 15125 Wear Hat, ‘MAIN BUILDING: MAIN BUILDING: my clothes from me and left, locking Special Luncheon In Time for Easter—Sale, Tomorrow, of . the door. That was on Dec, 7. 1 Served in Our Tea Room,4th Fl. ‘was visited frequently by men, but Toasted ChickenSandwich none of them would help me to eacape. “Finally I stole a sult of clothes from one of the men and put it on. I climbed down the fire escape and wot away. I wandered to Brooklyn and a policeman arrested me.” Magistrate Levy held the prisoners Home-Made Strawberry Shortcake 2: 5S Cup of Guadarali Coffee or Pot of Freshly Madé Tea. Women’s $2.50 to $3.50 Footwear, at . .. . $1.9 Two of the most attractive groups of fine high and low shoe ever assembled for a special one-day selling event. We bought the shoes under price, but it’s a long story and we skip the details. EVERY PAIR is beautiful, stylish and serviceable — ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED. Furs Stored In Dry Cold Air Insured against loss or damage by Fire, Moths or Burglary MAIN BUILDING: 9, * {nm $5,000 bail each for a hearing on the occasional cool nights that may come; for shop- Women’s The High Shoesz: patent toate, evn Triday. An officer from the Wayside A a “t Lee (rine FRENCH House we wate ® are Nore trunhiva, stare tae gets bes t Moderate Prices ERONCE ANS SHOE RD eI SEeOS WOOL | | sos Bene, Sart a na cant ee + ing sheltered, said that her physical Feodstookin models, one as illustrated, having the The Low Shoes—{i"''e%,2umm,, Cxterte Condition’ was such that it was not Storage Vaultronipremises/Gpentfor inspection EW TIERED SKIRTS, TUNICS, PEPLUMS, leaner, quacmatil calf, bladhian ta ten er etbess. throm certain that she would be able to ap- ig pl Ss Opel spec uJ ETC. Prettily trimmed with fancy collars, laces, At ‘and white canvas’ Included; all eisee end $1, pear even on that day. self-color Cv silk girdles, buttons. New drop in each style; sale, tomorrow... ...ss0+5 a shoulders and yoke back effects. Conductor Falla Dead on Car. Passengers on a Third avenue B. R. T. trolley ear, bound from Fort Hamttiton The colors: NAVY, COPENHAGEN, CUNARD, BROWN AND WINE: ALSO BLACK AND WHITE » CHECKS AND BLACK. Good-looking and well-made dresses. Black OTHER EASTER SALES ° C. G. Gunther's Sons ooklyn to-day. saw Patrick Lee it remarkable aad BL tes, OF BLOUSES— ductor, ane to the Goce’ an tho Furriers exclusively for ntnety-three years hes! pereaes rawous i by | sed Sevonty-ninth rtreet. Ho! “es . with sailor was nssisted to @ seat, where he bo-| y J ILDING eame unconscious, At Seventy -eighth 391 Fifth Avenue New York MALY By end * Street the car was stopped and a call Telephone $860 Murray Hil! .* @ept to the Norwegian Hospital for an embulance. The ambulance surgeon Pronounced Lee dead. Death ts sup- pened to have been caused by heart allure. Lee waa «ixty-five years old 5 , ‘ “| and lived at No, $07 Twenty-third atreet, It makes little difference what you need—A World Want will go get it. | EN Children’s Box Coats sears 89 The round collar and turn-back cuffs are of plain serge in harmonizing colors. Low belt of same white open-work | embroidery. % } sleeves with turn- back cuffs ofem- broidery. Sizes 34 to 46, Fine All-Wool 1 A QUR MEN'S STORE 1.000 | BLUE RG are Offered at... $7.95 & 99.85 (AM aizes for men and youthe, WOMEN'S CREPE DE CHINE] Also GENUINE $5 OSWEGO BLOUSES: $3, $5 : Misnstte oe at "(Hor detaila of the above sales see our ad, In today’ material, Fancy metal buttons. These oo can Albatross ere pa Alig ag Kimonos GREENHUT BUILDING—HOME FURNISHING. Chie Straw Hats—trimmed with velvet ribbon At $] 95 aud cherries; these hats match the coats; ° 50c MAIN BUILDING — Grand Spring Opening and Sale of \) Newest Baby Carriages ’ Ready for the 1914 Outdoor Season ~@ Ready as never before with the most complete assort- ments of best-known and best-made vehicles produced for this year by the best baby carriage manufacturers in the % world, ) .,, We signalize this grand onening by offering entire “sample” lines of "CARTOY" BABY CARRIAGES AND. PULLMANS as follows: 50 Baby Car- $17.50 Baby Car- $ $21.75 Baby Car- $ epee at 5 *12) riages—at.... 14.50) riages—at 18.75 But these 3 items are merely specimen values from this great for practi- 7Ky cally every kind of baby corriege is included. There are R. ) PULLMANS, COMBINATION PULLMANS, REED CARTS, SULKIES, etc. Being “samples,” there is only one of a kind. No duplicates. THIS 1S THE BEST OPPORTUNITY OF THE SEASON. COME EARLY! tomorrow, at Sizes 34 to 46. Taneed Lacquer’ Brass Bedstead Here, Tomorron, $91.50 will go out quickly, The illustration shows a 2-inch Square post hedstead, The head is 59 inches high; the top rails 119 inches square; other cross rails 114 inches square; fillers 1 inch square. Choice of bright or satin finish, fit Grays Qo(N( CEA CONAN Spices site By Order of OSCAR A. LEWIS, as Receiver in Bankruptey V OVERCOATS and SUITS at Prices Which Are Absolutely Without. Competition in Value Giving Prices so exceptionally and startlingly LOW W / sepa pl iy ye Hb Restaort that IT ILL PAY h TO buy Winter clothes NOW to put away for next year. buy medium-weights Now to have ready for next Fall. GREENHUT BUILDING—HOME FURNISHING. Avery Axminster Feet” and Velvet Rugs In Handsome Oriental Designs and Colorings, Much Under Price, Tomorrow Here are just 200 sample rugs, of extra fine quality and great durability, which come from one of our best domestic rug manufacturers. Some ‘of the designs are slightly mismatched, but, of course, this does not in the slightest degree impair the wearing quality of the rugs. They are in 8x12- foot room sizes. Henrie ce" * 16.50 “Hees. 13.75 MAIN BUILDING Greenhut’s Pure Food Market New York's Largest and Best Stocked Grocery Store. Highest Quality. Lowest Prices, Prompt City and Suburban deliveri Mail and telephone orders filled. Call 4,000 Chelsea. | | inster and Velvet Mate—fringed ends; best grad ‘O buy light-weights NOW to wear this Spring. Eating Chocolate MaaeeT ives Axminster and Velvet Mats fringed ends; best grade: On every SCOATS an NOW there is a tremendous saving. Come see for yourself. Milk ‘Chocolate or Rubb ines Mats 18x30 Oe 18¢ aa . ubber oor Mats x, inches; 75 ‘ OVERCO. and SUITS at REAL BARGAINS| ae ; OVERCOATS & SUITS, many for Spring. | OVERCOATS & SUITS, light wie De Fe) new cet hems ——GREENHUT BUILDING— HOME FURNISHING For Men and Young Men. Pre- usion for Spring. | For | Men and . \ > = tender, viously priced $15, $18 and $20. § 8 sea nk $30" Bepsety 3-0, Miiod 15.44 3 3d ‘ . BI ealaee sod For Poultry Run & Garden Now... a POU | OVERCOATS” & SUITS, any” Spring weights ve B5e| hire apes ff Poultry Wire OVERCOATS & SUITS, large assort. | intuded, For Men and Young Men 0 93 HED AREAS { Saas: ment for Spring. For Men and Young St. Hae Re . | : c : Extra strong, because galvanized alter weaving. 2-Inch Mesh 50 ft 100 fe, Sree yea priced 5 OVERCOATS & SUITS, "plenty dy light gar- Now 0d | Seisiag Pomel ak et. 0°05, 49 2le 420 42¢ Ste ‘ e POTATOES 120. 6c $1.25 #2 15, PURE COA Siren eon; Ste 1.68 29c] sim. 8 22¢ |? $1.05 2.10 mM i fr 10 f 125250 sia gery teen Quaker Cereals c 10¢ , I-luch Mesh a renter EW YORK panetROOKLIN mad Ne tv axe oH FNHEAD : wyghb coptes ich “Whe $120 $1.80 roadway at Warren + FOUN STORES Fulton St. at v. i . $ Si a 4-ing $1.20 2.40 3.60 ‘Sith Ave. Abere 27th St. Mt? Broadway at Bedlord Av, i ee Ls Seinch Hien} 3.60 5.40 Stores Open Dally Unt 6,30, , . ies Hays Fresh Fruits and Seiartare Pemeniye, Moree h Butier Mf al Veyetables Lown Rollers ain (Quality TI RADISHES, tection Lawn Rollers weight 150 Ibs.; at... $7.20 he same, weight 228 Ibs.; at $10.50 A Complete Line of Dunham Lawn Rollers and Water-Weight Rollers in Various Weighta 2 a’ Clock—Single Stamps Thereafter, ' A fs