The evening world. Newspaper, September 14, 1914, Page 5

Tener tt WAR im BILL HALTS eee = UT WiLSONS S RETURN Sessa tae Pt bell it to present financial emergency. Underwood Hops t Hopes to Get Press| eter stan * » Ment’s Approval to Measure |, BRINDIGI. vie Rome, Sept, 4-4 "**- as Now Drafted eae af at || We Inaugurate naa “Birthday Sales” ' Come and Help Us to Celebrate To celebra of the establishmen ig a « Wost clcawnic Beate t! afore nae RS inaareret cts GREENHUT'S have planned a series of « EVERY DEPARTMENT OF OUR TWO MAMMOTH BUILDINGS (102 separate ot —, WILL CONTRIBUTE 10 vias he THIS OCCASION A MOST MEMORABLE vg ee ae aye is celebration does, at the v Ss ee the fal tions of the store B. OF NEW STAPLE AND FANCY ‘Goobs. ALL I PRICED IN THE WAY THAT MT ONLY ¢ GREEN: ag Perl | Je Ba yi In a word: THE BEST MODEST-PRICED MERCHANDISE TO BE FOUND IN THE MAR- Please Take This =f an Individual Welcome, and a Cordial Invitation to COME TO GREENHUT’S TOMORROW for a Series of DELIGHTFUL BA RGAIN SURPRISES Which We Have Prepared for You | \@ RITTER, Great 18th Anniversary Sales in the Main Building These “ews Suits at $15.75 | Those $7.50 Dresses at $5 ~ | Women’s Black Thibet ($5. 9 5 Follow the “Directoire” Lines ted a Sensation Coats ewe .@ Sees te |e wm sere Teen ees $19.50 to $29.50 Suite | No wend, tt om, ats order. They come in « spa, eevee In spite of the unsettle 8 % + one thing is well -known—that ee a ae ytd hd pn hag ove opens Sy their style is equal to much higher-priced garments. Thie Pictured Serge Dress Ie the Real “Moyen Age”’ Style—$5 Navy blue or black—made with the low, loose waist, the swinging tunic, the tighter underskirt that advance fashion demands. The white collar and cutfs give just the no dainty on Another style that “took” has # black satin underskirt 9nd dines with serge overblouse and tunic. A somewhat similar style shows a tunic Lord & Taylor Fifth Avenue, 88th Street, 39th Street The Store Opens at 9. A.M. Closes at 6 P. M. Important $40,200 Worth (At Usual Market Prices) of wf) tailored suits will be influenced py by the “Directoire’ period. You will notice in these suits the ten- dency of the coat to flare, the use of velvet trimmings, the fancy backs in both the long as well as the chic short coats. Many of the suits are a maker's samples—made of materials that could not be duplicated.. In many instances there are only two or three of a kind. To these we have added about 100 A suits from our own stock, so that all sizes for both misses and women are Coats of Imported Tweed Under- priced $19.50 regularly—but we wented an extra good special for this Anniver- Bary event—anod when a maker offered us the remainder of his imported tweed at a low price we literally jumped at the chance. The style is Upholstery Fabrics Tapestries, Brocatelles, Damasks, Armures, represented. bound with braid and setin yoke—still ‘ Velours, Ete. In styles from the chic 30-inch model another uses @ Roman-stri material quite youthful, with a wide, semi-fitted ‘ to ine 45-inch. Redingote style. for the underskirt. Women's and misses’ buttoned Will Be Offered for ’ bardine, broadcloth, wool sizes. ponte ache cheviot included, he the Marvels of Good Style at This Low Price most wanted colors and black. A black ; mixtures .....0++000 suit, the long coat Sealed and held t by a belt with a velvet $15. 15 inlay in back, is sketched; at $14:375 Or About % Their Value Anniversary Sales of Home Furnishings IN OUR ANNEX BUILDING Special Framing Offer We will frame any picture that can be fitted into size 11x14 inches, com- plete with glass and back. Frame is ANTIQUE GOLD BURNISHED; § usual price $2; tomorrow, Di rcrcrcccrerevistvertccccecccdccedscescs 1 Women’s $1 Blouses at 59c Typical of the Values of this Anniversary Sale In one of the styles the collar and vest-front are embroidered in a design of tiny dots, the vest and sleeves edged with voile pleatings. fomen who prefer high-necked blouses will find a style in batiste with a lace yoke, and many other delightful styles of white voile and batiste. Several other styles that have been 85c to $1 are now 59c because of incomplete size assortments. Wool and Silk and Wool Tapestries, Aggregating $4,600—marked $1,500 Cotton Tapestries, Aggregating $6,400—marked $2,450 Silk Tapestries, Aggregating $5,300—marked $1,375 Brocatelles and Satin Damask, "oe Armure Portleres—with gimp edges; usually $6.50; Aggregating $9,600—marked $4,100 Mercerized Damasks, Armures, etc., Aggregating $6,900—marked $2,300 Figured Velours and Plain Materials, Aggregating $7,400—marked $2,650 These Girls’ Dresses at $1 A = is a remarkably low price to pay for so much style an Soar colored plaid ginghams, they are, some with white or colored flare co ae and cuffs, some with narrow vests running the length of the waist. Some have patent leather belts, all have a tunic effect on the skirt cleverly made by a bias band, or a plain colored fold of material, that serves as a lower skirt. 6 to 14 year sizes. Warner’s $1 Brassieres, 74c All bust sizes, with extra large feather-weight dress shields. The most satisfactory brassiere made, Ostrich-Edge Trimmed Hats at $1.85 ede foate a ming ee ncn "ur Omar M ma pt ry aLAGK SILK VEL WaT’ skiLoR, bound with silk braid; The ostrich edging bs vibe edt pry) of i brim, adding to Silk Velvet Dress Shapes at 95¢ Assortment of TURBANS AND SAI vewver ent Al LORS made of BLACK SILK Rogers Al Silver- Fund hint ol An Unprecedented Offering. Fifth Floor. $85 Genuine Spanish Leather one ee of selected birch; finished tn a rich mahogsny color; leather guaranteed; suite suitable for iorey or Hh dihge rons lesired, can be had in TAPESTRY at same price. POCtal, BE. ceccccccesescccrcrsseccssrrssnscoceseeeeeveeneeoers nap! Lest leat 28c; te ns 18 eat brpiaalsy, shecrbent 15c fp pyeeee vee reign wen ( 4 es 44,|>emer peep pm Wet %, oie Linn nase SRP nNeEmen Jelly Glasses—in two sizes; “ie Habetatng tin cape; 16c Table y 88¢| Ee, ® Sale of Linens, Comforters, Ete. 8-os. size, doz., 19¢; G-oz. size, dOd......seeeeeee+ usually Mes Sito, at 50; at... M dor,, $2.28; at.. $ ‘ ° “Odd” Lot of Con Pillow ith 7 : Pictorial Map of Paris|}} ‘savttscctsir at en, eos Roataes Immense Sales of Floor Coverings |) [Va cert tat tutl aha date sta @p Be Squares and Centerpieces, Lace-Trimmed Scarfs, Drawn Open- 49 New Process Ler ype peep of choice colorings; pretty nickels; mirror and Ranikeraiet eo usually $8; at work arene and Shams; usually from 75c to $1; each, at.. Ic fie mer ten te rece mY, seine’ not remnants or short AND . te a eed en inches; full bleached; beautiful 84c usual 4 ‘se ana f ‘d ej guare yt yard lc and retty color otfects; eualy 7 70c; @ square yer pal Say eeeeee 44 Sergea—36 inches; black, — rong P< SLICE it weight, medium and heavy weight; cotton filled; Special Prices for Tomorrow Bed Comforters—i silkoline and cambric coverings; some have 9-inch borders; a | 95 $1.80 Ash Cans—drop side handles; | $2 Ash Cans—15 inches in diameter; usually $2.45 10 $3; each, Ot.......cccccccceeeceeseeeeeceunce g laches in diameter er; $ 26 inches high; wood § ches . brown and lecther, rotees Damask $298 doven: at patterns; usually $2.05 dozen; at. ‘odd"”” cloths; some bean noes Damask Luncheon Clothe—300 saleped and some pattern Abn usually $2 to $2.75; Its Fortifications Large Color Drawing of Great Towets, Pillow Slips and Cases utton or lace. Many extreme ‘novelties ¢ re included; but, to make this sale doubly attractive, we have added 800 pairs of “WALK-OVER” gun- wen bates shoes, of which there are all Lr] a widths. ° Turkish Tovele-sumped for embroidery; guest size, with dainty elie rave nae ice ‘deiienecnemememmmannminae Interest During the Progress of the)f] scattsrcete 39. [aries Seo hage| EA. mg B02 Walk-Over” Shoes at #1.95 amped for initial; at..,......+..++++ tigl ers . ‘ 1 50c Pillow Casee—stamped for embroidery on splen ual ol Bek Kes Cie ha ee can. - ~ apmacneensestene 5 One of the many big specials in the Shoe Store daring our 18th A European W ar. musin og border and initial oidery on at a ape did quality of BQ, N be bbe ae ener tra ra patterns, .pelns ng oe saripina ine aes a 39¢ and 50c Pill fonng and ae lo—mace of antique cloth; cre- 25e and 29 Y "THE BIG STORE’ es) S| wore SIXTH AVE.. IGMTO 19% STREET Every ale SPECIAL FEATURE MAGAZINE SECTION Next Sunday’s World