The evening world. Newspaper, March 3, 1915, Page 6

WURRA! WURRA! en's | a nd ou Detautves Woshner nnd Rane- WALL LL STREET. FLAG TINGED WITH ORANGE: hon from udder]. Stock market Initial price oa Municipal Art Commission Adopts & turdished room at No, 1783 were small, bit succeeding BACK TO WAR ZONE ‘ated 4 on oat Ne sata, |tlon showed definite aeons te. Design for Official ward improvement, Reading's i at ir you un Ment of January earnings wa - Emblem. The Municipal Art Commission to- lof thie aoe Counted, ae Price advanced |i could, be deserted fer thin, “Ail 1 (NOW over a point, Third Avenue wae | day decided upon a design for an ot. | f want is @ chance to go back and fight & strong feature, gaining 1% to 60%, | ysterious Tip, ves German army.” and Bi to 48%. ed on M ’ Gi — ios 4 Peciier rogy made in second | consisting of a reproduction of M. Up $400 Hidden in Shoe, De ter hour in a tatge number Of iseues. | city's seal and thirteen red stats in 7 epee ncaa vs} — Activity was not great and buying | créssent formation on. white field, a ewo-onnse orleneal pomp erie | Arrested at Third Avenue and fas Of a quiet hind. served as the city’s official embiem | i Maventh Street én w mysterious “tip” | Pa a Saks & Coinpany Broadway at 34th Street Women’s Fancy Tailored Suits, $25.00 Faithful reproductions from the charming models of some of the most distinguished crealors of fashion. THE COATS are in the latest models, lined; semi-tailored, fancy and sport styles, also the newest ‘‘boxy” effects. THE FABRICS are men's wear serges, I ly after further gains }on all state occasions. Ns were scored. All the coal roade wete| ‘The new design is to consist of the French serges, gabardines, wool failles, ae prcneiheerctih tthe wr colora orange, white and blue, ar- Moe PRADA, tel AES Fe Were east pes | given by @ man wearing 4 long beard, Maz Brandt, forterty 0 setter (a the German army, confessed to-Gay that Mania Work Wontiers.'!ne vreke isto the Waldorf-Astoria O you _ remember the first “‘rompers’’ you ever wore! No, that’s an idle ques- tion. Of course you don’t. You have worn out too many of them since. And outgrown more of them. Well, the first Bei an was bad Diy 4 by any y’ nod was de DB ollh ay We are a fore-handed or- ganization—in the things that must be: eminently _pi . as well as in those that must be viewed from the point of fashion. Gets siz Years. the Botorious post-office robbers in + he ag years in Federal ity PUth Avenue, Wenn Bike, Commer of 81th Rivets. Z 23 ‘Terminal parce! were found two aiteocgiveer: rine, @ co! ifs Se OO OOOOH OOOO OO ; Mado wart Jap ee § minutes and'9 neon rb eve ‘The best i" ii ‘When rae Settee . y .” the rest of the cast rom ova ae ae eae 5 ace cue. the UNIVERSAL Great screen favorites we like « fn ewe St aa! Ef One me een Se Gm ‘Don’t forget to ask yo our favor. ite theatre to book “The Black Box.’ — cough pe $10,000 to get E. Phillipe 9 cave, Hise Reahion tok 0 0 tha cnly moving all actors. Yep. Isa anywhere in the <A Cay Come and (g sad adhe yer Oy EY Oe Poh oy sg F ged OD, See How the Movies Are Made ‘Witlinuws Aucdm, Neterione Robber, ‘Witltam Angon, nald by United States postal agente ol most the country, was sentenced by Judge Ofeid in General Sessions to-day to Ot yebrs in Sing Bing, following his guilty ono Sullivan Law fe forty-nine and has bris- ms ¥: detonators and another revolver. Fanged in perpendictlar bars of equal ewes (the aby being egrs eae in a bite upon ponte ths fan St et are to As poanible to those of tae fag ot of rot the United Netherlands in ‘The Art Commission also dar} to-day a new ety, teal, ane Spon by the Board of Deaeats Board Ce Aldermen, al peeeee tne city seal, object in signi a new sd {t t ie 6: iain. ta various alleged rig ay eels in eCity department safes. Union Saak Gehasigere’ Demerrer Joseph G. Deane, new attorney for Richards, the we ee ° SHEET FH ete t tee, pet oo tee ne = ACKER, MERRALL & CONDIT se, COMPASY +20 Sunkist i) Pe Sweet California Seedless One example of our value *# £@ AT ALL OUR STORES i i t Care for Your E; —the fear of foiling & shepherd checks and mennish mixtures, Colors are those most fashionable this season, Sizes 34 to 44. THE SKIRTS are full circular in cut, with cuff bottom, patch pockets and belt. Some FINALLY, these Suits at $25.00 represent vadue such as it has seldom been our privilege to offer. We regard this as one of the most interesting occasions of this season in the Suit Section. Feurth Fleer. Tomorrow, 31 of the Smartest New Styles Women’s Oxfords and Pumps at $5.00 To describe them in detail would be impracticable. They are convenient! displayed in the Women's Shoe Section in all their Charthing newbees i This is to be a season of fi Sito sae pou bevied tram at Gales oy Shoes. already many" freaks.” Potten cae eae sal These give an idea of the variety of styles awaiting your approval. PUMPS'& OXFORDS—plein or with small tongue, trimmed with small and very wectios ornaments. in combinations of patent colle skin, bronze hid and gun-metal with hidshin, tbl cay. bachhia or cla, tx pay, sown, "<V thle, cobulold w lalher ane ean, 5 heels shown $pamih aie Yo ar le _— Ett a Se set weeREATH OPPORTUNITIES for ‘deus ole as Gee! are are many EX! INAL le Second Fleer. ~ Untrimmed Genuine Milan Hats, $3.75 Hand-Blocked; a Decidedly Special Value ike A splendid range of the newest styles, in- cluding sailors, pokes, turbans and tricornes. The shapes are of the finest quality of gen- uine Milan hemp straw. The merest bit of trimming will transform one of these into bd . ree effective ener tok ed the ering eer. om | se 38c \ Clusters of Fruits and of also mixed Flower We FOR TOMORROW, Thursd Section has provided, AT A VERY Note that these Hats are cate fe et Se inexpensive, yet fetching, stg mitamatiomTac ot} oe *} 280 to 4Se Tha rah’ ay, the Women's Dress ‘. SPECIAL PRICE, 115 Beautiful Women’s Afternoon Dresses,$14.50 Crepe de Chine, Charmeuse and Faille Suitable for afternoon affairs as well as street wear. The newest models. Unusual excellence of fit and workmanship at so small a price. @ Skirts are 3¥4 and 4 yards wide, circular or shirred. Redfern and Warner Rust-proof Corsets We are popular and moderatel bg Corsets in the newest models, Ae Rid there are numbers for all igures. The tendency is toward slightly higher bust, and the delineation of the natural waist-line. REDFERN CORSETS, $3.00, $3.50, $4.00, $5.00, $6.00 WARNER RUST+PROOFCORSETS $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 and $3.00 as ine commons ong Lnanesel Cor- to 26, at 41: Goo! Were Pa00 to O10 $7.30. Third Fleer @ Some of the waists are V-neck front,’ others have a high collar; all with set-in detachable sleeves. Feurth Fleer. Tomorrow, Will be Sold A Limited Number of Fashionable Spring Skirts’ For’ Women at $5.75. A SPECIAL PRICE that is value quite beyond the ordinary in point of style, fabric and making. MODELS include the new pleated ripple and flare effects, the Sport Skirt with patch ° pockets and the Yoke Skirt with cuff bot-" tom af self material. - MATERIALS are wool poplin, woolen checks, gabardines, tweeds, coverts, ‘serges and corduroys. Fourth Phase. Notwithstanding the Very Large Selling Since Monday Morning The Final Clearance of Women’s Furs Continues for the Remainder of the Week About $75,000 worth of very fine Furs remain. They are marked at great reductions for immediate clearance; in some instances the REDUC- TIONS are MUCH MORE than ONE-HALF. a There is still a fine assortment of matched sets and individual pieces at an interesting price-srange. The size range of the Coats has been somewhat disturbed by the heavy selling of the opening days, but there is still every size in some one of the Furs and at several prices. Women’s Fur Coats, $19.50 to $150 Were from $65.00 to $450 Matched Sets, $14.50 to $195 _ Were $29.50 to $475. Fur Muffs and Neckpieces from $1.45 to $62.50 Reduced from $3.00 dnd up to $125.00 Fore ne os Sex sarees pan eo bo baie nai, ah palomte the purchase ee dhe Pelenst