The evening world. Newspaper, February 19, 1915, Page 5

gC SERIE | PUTS, 68 ON “JAG 88 ON “IAG LIST.” In Hokl-Up Near Washington, TWO] gw, ¢, 2. t. te Pinehore Home | SHADOW OF CA CATHEDRAL, Masked Men Bind Messenger and * Town Posts Many Citisens. } ~The! Roll Strongbox From Car. | PORT JERVIS, N. ¥., Feb. The Most Superb Collection of s \j You are placing your eye o ford, Va., home New Spring Suits) wx: -sncse\ist,rec: “me weanscron, on tant geo eek? "He Geran have, you lAttack on eration Ended! jand Deputy sherlie were scouring | the Virginia hills to-day for two ‘citizens are spec Harris Byeglass Service is as Only After Reserves Make | manked rothers who raided the ¢1 action In threatened by some + perfect as human ingenuity 5 all proae car of the Beaboard Air Lino'a | Who find that thelr names are on the and skill and modern scien- Fifteen Arrests. - Ever Offered jn New York ‘* Florida flyer just after It pasned tific methods can make it. Alexandria, Va. lqat night, but got It inc) the examination “s15” of vour eyes by an Oculist for your new Spring Suit. | (Registered Physician) skilled when such marvellous values can be had at | i, Re profession | by years of D. Price & Co, at that price. experience and thousands of Twenty of the smartest designed searching eve examinations. rr Tord Gg avo Fifth Avenue, 38th Street, $9th Street Misses’ & Girls’ Spring Suits &% Coats The Newest Models and Materials ~ at Exceptionally Attractive Prices Misses’ S: Suit ee pring uits season's newest models of shepherd and novelty chk sports styles, be _ bandoomaly th | only an empty safe for their risk, Fatal sign of @ changing Fifth Ave-| The two robbers boarded the ex- nue was the riot started by striking preas oar an the train stopped at tallora at 8 o'clock to-day under the | Alexandria station, almost within shadow of St. Patrick’s Cathedral | sight of the Washington Monument, towers, when the avenue waa the | and Sound and gagged the messenger. mode! scene of brawling between strikers! The speed and noise of the moving trimmed. . 4 modele “ed rah Rae Cond It includes the services of {Sia strikobreakers, a sight which | train apparently discouraged thom In Weol Poplin, Gabardine and opticians who adjust the giasses | pitherto had been confined to down- | thelr efforts to open the safe, so they Misses" Spring Suits * Hi vert, in tleship Grey, Belgian in such a manner as to Carry {town districts. rolled it out of the car doo eproductions of the latest models of serges, . ey be and Russian It took the reserves from the Eaat | train was slowing for a bi ni le and novelty checks, trimmed with fancy t eral al deta Uo prescription written by the |pitty-mrst street Station to stop the| then jumped after it. ‘The helpless silk and buttons; new model skirts, Oculist. Harris Glasses are {alt leed to give you complete sats | isfaction—whether they costal $2.00 or more. melee after the avenue had been in| messenger rode on and the an uproar for the distance of a block ; Was mot discovered until after the and more. | hee ree Richmond, a, three aeere A week ago sixty operatives walked | | Betas in out of the establishment of Rerghott | yr tke police ae has stirred & Goodman at No, 616 Fifth Avenue, | just below the Hotel Buckingham. During the week the strikers had) " kept wp a desultory picket duty in|cases of wainut meats which floated front of the talloring place. To-day |Sshore near here to-day caused much Stern Brothers v8: | work, tho strikers and their sym- pathizers to the number of over 100! Ag rushed them. and and 43rd Streets, Week of FiRth Avenue , out—Coate Peau de Cygne lined. Sizes 14 to 44 for women and < misses. o/ \j $15.00 Expert Alterations Free Beautiful Spring Models in New Silk Dresses at $195 CREPE METEORS—CREPE DE $35.00 tw $62.50 Misses’ Travel, Golf. Sports and Tennis Coats - Several very attractive models of checks, novelty covert cloth and chinchilla, set-in or raglan sleeve, $79.50 w $29.50 Misses’ Afternoon Dresses Of taffeta, c: tepe-de-chine and in several very ail the beget he ‘new shed, trimmed with lace, fancy $19.50 w $29.50 Girls’ Spring Goats ' + is out, in the smallest detail, the Policeman Greenburg of the Hast | ert. BEIv2: | ritty-arst Street Station was tossed | about like a ship on the tide when | GRINES-TAFFETAS-POPLINS aie rene roto arc Of mean shepherd checks, emiroideedl$ 70.918) Values that are unequalled off his feet be rapped for assistance. i | throughout. ........s6eseees a i The beautiful 4 FURN ITUR Policeman Galloway, who came to are now Showing Early Spring Styles of Girls’ Coats : st caquinte creations, patterned afer on GREDIT teenies Misses’ and Children’s Tog, Hepics peda ot siege: oe hei exclusive models that sell at many times sent in a call to the station for re- hi gp ive aie Pineing let A Be edipn' ? | quar epecial price. serves, The fighting bad extended ies ss. Smart Tailored Suits, Afternoon and Party Dresses, Practical and Dressy Coats Introducing the accepted Paris fashions in design, materials and colorings for youthful figures at very moderate prices. the length of the block by this time and many heads were broken. ‘The rioting occurred just as the worshipers were thronging to 8 o'clock mass in the Cathedral and when he {avenue was fairly well crow: web people walking downtown. The ase nus was hopelessly jammed when the reserves arrived and after hard werr. caren choice (nee to from, Belgian i eel leshi ta Bat ety oo “Ne, and ie i hg lg aa Diese pe season's newest sl mpire Russian effects, $5.00, $6.95 8 $7.95 W inter Garments managed to pull the contestanw = TORR soart.'Pitwon strhare ware arrested| Misnes’ Tailored and Sport Suits, $19.75 to 75.00 Greatly Reduced to Close ; j of serges, , whipcord, buckskin covert, Scotch home- fT MAKES LITTLE DIFFERENCE: WHAT YOU NEED— Us Babergh y fagorea bat oe S spuns, bey Narr pean Di ape ers hg foreignmodels. |}] | Misses Codts......++..seeeeeees 267 W.125'S Misses’ Serge Dresses... RS? AVE. | Misses’ Afternoon Dresses. Girls’ Dresses. é uniform and had to go to the station Rev re in the patrol wagon to save his jen Misses’ Afternoon & Evening Frocks, 18.75 to 92.50 of soiree taffeta, crepe de Chine, Gros de Londres, many trimmed Also an Initial Spring Offering of Misses’ Tailored Suits, several distinctive new styles, James McCrery & Co. rd ee herd checks; sizes 18, 8 at i 34th Street 5th Avenue Minies’ Danco Pood, of vfs hen, $18.75 Interesting Values. On Saturday Fee seers eon A WORLD “WANT” AD. WILL GO AND GET IT. 20,000 Yards © Fancy Cotton Goods Made in re ig and vd Pai on Popliea white me ae ay Boys’ Seasonable Clothing . Re Special Sale SPRING APPAREL Boys’ Norfolk Suits, . . at $5.50 and 6.75 ||| grounds so Cinshama ‘Popling, Now ‘ t q WOMEN’S TRIMMED HATS FOR MISSES _AND GIRLS Plain blue ser pin gov omen ge a are it medium Cle bea Crepe and light weights; most of them have extra trousers; 7 to 18 years. , inches wit; mage fa Begs An attractive collection of Trimmed Hats for" i present wear, in a large variety of styles. 6.75 and 10.00 values 8.75 and 14.00 3 VEILS AND VEILINGS The season's most desirable Novelties in Veilings.— ts, Hand-run, Chenille and Velvet Spot effects. | : Setin Bound Circular Veils in new meshes and colors...... values 95c and 1.50, 50c and 95¢ Chiffon Motor Veils.... .formerly 2.95 and 4.50.......... 1.45 Black Lace Veils....... . formerly 4.50. ........s0seeee: 2.95 Remarkable Sale WOMEN'S “SOROSIS” BOOTS 2.95 pair values 5.00 and 6.00 700 pairs High Grade Shoes, taken from regular stock; various styles and leathers. Incomplete sizes. Absolute Clearance MEN’S & BOYS’ WINTER CLOTHING Fifth Floor Boys’ Norfolk Suits, size 7 to 18 years,...... Special 4.75 =| Boys’ Norfolk Suits with two pairs of knickerbocker trousers. Size 7 to 18 years. formerly 12.50, 8.50 Students’ and Young Meb’s Suits,—82 to 40 inch chest.. 8.50 » ot) formerly 12.50 | Students’ and Young Men’s Overcoats,—30 to 40 inch chest. . formerly 14.50, 8.50 Men's and Young Men's Overcoats,—82 to 44 inch chest...... formerly 25.00, 15.00 Men's and Young Men’s Custom-tailored Suits.—33 to 40 inch chest. formerly 24.50 17.50 Boys’ Wash Suits,—Vgstee, Middy, Eton and “Oliver” models, Size 3 to 8 years, Special 1.85 ‘ Boys’ Blouses with attiaghed collar, ices colors and stripes. Size 7 to 14 years, \ Special 50 ‘ Boys’ Caps and Hats......, \ . 5c to 4.95 Misses’ Suits,—exclusive models in Gabardine, Serge, Shep- herd Check Worsted, Gray or Sand Vigoreux, Homespun Mix- tures and Satin Cloth. Size 14 to 18 years. 26.50, 35.00 and 39.50 Misses’ Afternoon Dresses,—exceptionally smart and stylish models in Crepe de Chine, Meteor or Poplin; Navy Blue, Black, Sand, Belgium Blue and Reseda. Size 14 to 18 years. 18.50, 26.50 and 35.00 Girls’ Washable Dresses of Imported Gingham, Repp. Linen or Pique. Size 6 to 16 years, 2.95, 4.95 and 6. 95 Girls’ White Dresses of Lawn, Voile, Batiste or Organdie; effectively trimmed with Valenciennes lace and embroidery. Size 6 to 16-years. 3.95, 5.75 and 7.95 Girls’ and Misses’ eiday Blouses,—size 6 to 18 years..... 75c, 95c and 1.15 Girls’ Middy Serge Skirts,—size 6 to 16 years........... 2.95 Girls’ Washable Middy Skirts,—size 6 to 16 years........ 1.35 Girls’ and Misses’ Serge Bloomers,—size 6 to 18 years... .2.95 Absolute Clearance 65 Misses’ Fall Suits,—size 14 to 18 years. models of Broadcloth, Gabardine or Velveteen. 14.75 formerly 35.00 to 48.00 85 Misses’ Dresses,—size 14 to 18 years. Dresses, Afternoon Dresses and Serge Dresses. 9.75 formerly 18,50 to 26.50 48 Juniors’ Suits,—size 13 to 17 years. Youthful models in Broadcloth, Cheviot and Gabardine. 2.75 High grade Evening formerly 26,50 to 39.50 Special Value AMERICAN FLAGS Standard Wool Bunting Flags,— 4x6 feet...... 06... eee 2.00 | 6x10 feet..... . 4,50 BO LOE ys cevavncvees 3.00 | Sxl? feet.,......... 6.75 Silk Flags on Staffs,-— ¢ 4x 6 inches..........- Tc 10x15 inches......... 18 5x 8 inches. 10c 12x18 inches, . vane 8x12 inches . .. 12¢ 16x24 inches.. RABEO RONG Lice sag pais td eo nxn ainast > drole shy tiieee mae Washington's Birthday Favors....... 20c to 6Oc | Mahogany Buffets, 4 i | Mahogany Chiffoniers, \ | aoc troy Bureaus, d, a beautifal or assortment of checks, ssipes and plaids | . 2$1 White Geisha Nainsook 40 inches wide, sheer, sowosrinn ond eats Gay ish, 10 yards to a piece. 'er piece) Second Floor Small Boys’ Overcoat, . . . ~. at $4.95 Sizes 214 to 9 years; regular values $6.75 to }2.50 Larger Boys’ Overcoats, . . . « at $9.50 Sizes 10 to 18 years; regular values 812.50 to 16.50 Boys’ Washable Suit, . . . . at $1.65 Sizes 214 to 10 years; regular values $2.60 to 3.50 Solid colors.and fancy effects; Imported and American fabrics. Boys’ Spring Clothing Overcaats, $10.00 to $78.50 sizes Latest styles for large boys, 10 to 17 years, raglan fect ‘a f High Class Furniture Additional reductions have been made in a number of Pd separate pieces offering unparalleled values, as OWS: Odd Pieces at One-Half and More Off Formerly Sale price Overcoats, 36.50 to 512.50, For smaller boys, sizes 8 to @ years, of tweeds and Boys’ ays’ Spring Suits Suits Extra pair of knickerboc! 's newest! models of cheviots and mixed weeds. Sia Sizes 7 to 17 Mahogany Dining Chairs, . + 99.00 $4.50 Wing Chairs, in muslin, A 45.75 20.00 Mahogany Arm Chair, in leather, 106.00 35.00 Mahogany frame Settee, tapestry seat, 34.50 17.25 oO BRONX STORE Mahogany Tea Table, . $5.00 17.50 ) French Grey Chiffoniers, . , 60.00 30.00 D B Al MANN oW Imported Gold Mirrors, . . 75.00 37.50 : Golden Oak Bedsteads, . =. $8.00 15,00 e 149th Street @ 5rd Avenua French Grey Bedsteads, 68.00 30.00 Fifth Big Week of Our Ivory and Walnut Bedsteads, 70,00 35.00 Odd Pieces at One-Third Off Formerly Sale price Easy Pe ‘ayments— Oak Settee, cane seat and back, $25.00 $13.75 Terms toSuit You Mahogany Davenport, in leather, 78.00 50.00 Mahogany Table, glass top, 35.00 22.50 Mahogany Muffin Stand, 22.50 12.50 Mahogany Framed Sofas in muslin, 29.00 18.50 Mahogany Inlaid Armchairs, 25,00 16.50 Mahogany Bookcase, : 52.00 28.50 <tsae/ 4a Quilt eo Mahogany Rockers in muslin, 18.50 12.50 we te ne ol af Mahogany China Closets, 65.00 35.00 || Reorganization Values