The evening world. Newspaper, November 13, 1914, Page 23

MLLE. LODEWICK’S CHATS ON FASHIONS WAN WHO GOT OREVFUS irr ee Original Designsfor Evening World Readers\,, —— pipe: Sai ait He e ere : ‘| STANDISH WORSTE nS Kathert Woman to Pass Bad Checks Freee Browning en aig Short-Waisted Bodice and aces St Bee ait $35 TO $40 VALUES’ | « + Leng-Waisted One Run- La Prevest, whe gave his| Dey, Aas ca ae | x Plymouth, Mass., is noted as the hor D| ning a Race for Popu- ont, venhivn, peaked quate yes: Wiliam Bayne “4, C soniad H. Mat | of the Standish Worsted Co. Their milla larity, with Some Very terdey ia the Brean County Court | cation was Rel located there. The fabrics they weave are S ition was held at Gracemere, Mr.) posed phat dl Gibbs to larceny tm the | dha: wning’s country own. sold throughout the entire country, by so dealers as imported, by others as the finest | examples of the American woolen industry. # Charming Results. 99 Le Provost was to have appeared there to answer to two in- ersonally, I didn’t buy the yarns that went Both Evening and After- "he . held in $90,000 bail, whieh he ‘could into these cloths, but I am assured that they are) noon Wear Most Popu- ry, “3 NN ~ HA SerAline, te, Distrtet-Attorney Mar. CEASE WHEN of the finest, Australian wool. These are not the lav Thie Season—Two wiih ; : ‘ Behwarts, “a, 100,000 fund for Stunning Gowns De- + ‘ ‘ bt aa sent sigh rae tet POSLAM IS USED signed for To-Day. lightest weights, neither are they t goods, but they are fabrics that can bev months in the year. No foolish loud patternag i aictments to which he pleaded just the staples. 1 el ities Nesttnone of| - Just think—if Poslam could not do the This is in a sense the story of a purchase fF ay recent Ys, Pe bestery alban tetad se ecrvan lie ease ead or made to-day. Hundreds of yards of Stand to" Dead 'e number’ of horus umphe, “Merit isthe foundation of Po. Woes, elgg Blue Unfinished, neat small Gray effects, Lage and | -INGDM_BROWN Sela, Scntrl: Goa unedunne. hes ite Pencil Stripes, Si x ors! man selling me the goods fa: DICKINSON-BROWNING. ted All otis oktn dassasen Gar claimed that the silk in these cloths was worth more than I was paying by the, Many New York City residents |Qvermeht application will show that yard. No tailor selling $35 to $40 Suits can put better cloths nto is "alte jam can really do you went to Irvington yesterday after-|ter how Tiralent the disorder’ "°™** || than these goods. mon to, Attend the wedding of Miss! Your druggist sells Poslam, For free I am loaded to the neck with woolens, and when * Me ing, dai r le, write to . ae Miaty Ke Bowie, 40 Gesrte sami me sin Street New York” || I purchased these goods I said to the wholesale com- Dickinson of his city, which took peroatam 8 Soap contains J oypty mission man who personally sold them: “If I bu: Bharon: ie“ corenn ony ae Rees | iva in eck j these goods you must sell them at a price where! formed by Bishop Frederick Courtney can advertise Standish Worsteds of the finest quality = ee ee oe for $10.00 a Suit and live up to the advertisement in = fullest sense.” On t c basis offer was By Mile. Lodewtck, Bvening World's Fashion Expert. Re Yoel | \ ie 1% | I ted. These alse yh ede de ha he | the various shades, and the price will be, Suit or Topcoat, WF: icrccccvcccesiepecveses ade —_—s Kersey Overcoat $ | 0 .00 Custom Made Overcoatings During the dull season | made up 2000 Overcoats. I have them all ready to wear out of my store. 1 guarantee them all wool. Black and Blue § Overcoats, ready to Wear. ......sseceececeees Tee ee eras 8.90 oy men who NOW buy the NEWARK Shoe at $2.50. They formerly Paid $3.50 for shoes and sacrificed a dollar of their hard-earned money to the shoe jobber and retailer. But NOW they buy |; Balmacaans ~ NEWARK Shoe at $2.50 DIRECT | In the newest Tweeds and Cheviots. I have the finest designer in the rom the MAKER. If YOU appreciate business for this style coat, and | made these up in my own shops in the dull $7. 25 the value of a dollar and the season. My price, ready to Wear OUt........seeceserececeeeeeeseeeeeeene beauty of a shoe you will me the beneht of Ln Aertel bod) Customers I will be f = never buy any other) | giving Dey will be termed “Overceat Day” tn beth of my New jowWerut States ema Tntond to mabe olive green reen satin would serve House Sold for Two Performances ned ot witee = than the | freee | ee" ||/MITCHELL THE TAILOR eis Se paction on aire which wiles ut, he crowras that, bombarded the nai8 Ds | ry band of black velvet. The yesterday, when the ark while wil ‘also used in conn for the first week of the debut of Ger: m Bi, oy, 3 ROOKLYN BRANCHES, with thet black velvet Nee the ice be taken as a gaug the public | 50 ime. A 80 iis = ote, 433 rune At, between Peart @ Jay, back @ shallow round yoke| desire for high priced entertainm je, assis 841 Broadway, cor. Myrtle Ave, New York Hesaquarters 1481 1 BROADWAY, Co Cor. 4 40th h St. ie guppied ‘with soft gathoe of the |for the ‘winter, ihe opera ‘compa ay f | ay The Handoomeet Toes FIO & 121 NASSAU th stares Oven Rroniogs Ta tg ile i " H sh fog A) “pertion, being, Pulled Sey rec gS cece so otiee gperan on the week's bill ished gol ieee were also well patronized. bol a iine of Ver roses| The waiting line extended around pointed Fcollar Of] the block in both directions and ieee pee e Arye oa ioe top ease | nse, dispensers. we Nareest fr #!7.|Sunday World Wants 6 Mbit Monday Wonders. Open Haturday Bueninge to ree NTE AMUSEMEN’ im Our oO P Ww xo Garett Baer Dé" LYCEUMSs Sat iP ee re Biss Han i ‘Outcast’ ane RBGCM RE BwaT, 6 Ey ne clanger'e Mi ne il : ae oe er eae rey way A TY bs rio dt teat ke as nernard Shans Fa ce aTH: A . : 9 09 td eemereeccrr bi PAYS 318 ‘oENYSE? a. uTL a ste RET STRAMBOATS. = jeveredl eave. “oftec t ry 8. felstionship of the| TR vie opening _ I snes oy Taiko Qa So at notl brown silk brat may sm ‘sound. 2S He rapt its tts pointes see ee hangsg ving Fier fo ete edge Mt tape, Lr) a Se $35 Suit or or heavy = 50 == Overcoat ““z'~ ee See lee tas Smart fo We want you to have one of these Suits Harry 4. Soles et Bay or Overcoats. Minety.hird strec, the Rev. ‘Henry | are We tabapaiee selling them i $25, 890, Ilr EB, Cobb officiating. id contfron' 'y ie presen fanensin. oe DEN Tht NTFS usiness conditions, we decided to get our money out of the goods, and at th: same time Fa the men of Greater New tot. Moria a it S ae bere: ps ee ALNhes OT ad WiN bi * an putida Wen auton, ARRI. We want you as a customer, and in order to acquaint you with clothes that are “the talk of New York for the money,” we decided to sacrifice 10,000 yards of our best imported and domestic woolens, and make them up into suit or overcoat to your measure for $12.50— price that permits no profit to us save the assurance of your lasting patronage. Pier 82, CREE ae Phose Bering Went LOK § Ly lage by her father, wore 8 York and New Jersey the benefit. our 108 ‘Tee nev oil ds, REPUBLIC 25: & LEW Ca winicH COST StOVI WALLACK'S§ Bla | Shea Last AA see HEA A Nighi, Sate ee GAWAY OF LIFE yous | VERTOR TS: a aCABIRIAy S| biti AIRACEE MAN |, MEN'S, CLOTHES ON CRE Wel ted this sale t Ry pia Bie i We Like the “SHOW ME” 'e AMEN js sale to con- Next ata ag TYPE OF MAN, Are You One? Vinee rou of the wendertal yeluse Globe te tes ONE HH OUSEIe Open Until 8 P. M. Saturdaye— York for the money. You will find |/ nyse gynnens THEATRE sursonas |(MAaMEP NPI AEA here goods as represented—not mis- Teprecentetion—what we say—that io. 3 : = eRe | \\ ) NASSAUST _ easr. Cerarion A? Conran wewuTY, YOU: W&FOLLY FISHER BROS NEW YORK — =: oun rs eroteeas Oyen ad 69. Mt Bacege— Other Daye 7 P, M. eels wag wrerineeen || HAMMERSTEIN’ _ DIAMONDS ON, EREDE HAUL pW AN tA sa BS Amer Natch & Viamend a WISHING RING Pr. Bo and Bie Chea ‘eat 126: