The evening world. Newspaper, April 2, 1915, Page 20

BR BY BRAAS HUB, £2 www, Ah fb, suse, ¢ 0 bie eee The fret breeth of e thine © REBT EET Se For Other Big Sales Tomorrow Black t OX | GREENHUT'S@ = eter ost ; eal : “ vas 0| nee . om : ——— et shannlnetheilatand ei ee = ll Men—Don’t Search Further! = 2a, iigtened wo Louger wilt gacne Mr whe ial cover tie Here’s the Sale and Greenhut’s Is the Store Which You Should "eda AN of hg SP GEES x i Attend to Purchase a ey | aan Your Easter Suit and Overcoat sein The ware ket pete abnbase Seaside Remest te te Sa “||| For Tomorrow, the Last Day Before Easter, We Have Prepared ering, on at oe le "ome sie tha The Most Astonishing Clothing Sale Held in New York in Months CHAPTER XV. nd bi, sland ber bosom + tied The . the 1 lt Aa al pe THOUSANDS OF HANDSOME SPRING SUITS AND OVERCOATS of well-known makes— products of leading tailors —~ round the ba ‘ be mid, “both fall of AT WONDERTULLY LOW PRICES, ALL SECTIONS of our Clothing Department for men and young men JOIN in the occasion, a 4 he r ahvbat did they do but we cannot possibly tell of all the specials in this limited announcement. Therefore we limit ourselves to the following: her story, Incoherent ences $20 and $25 Suits for Men $ tne teey Young $ "areata ama and Young Men at Men’ 8 Spring Suits exitated The in iand upon her wriet | renee meee & Distinctive styles, most popular fabrics—garments of cones, onary For gh Ma Soudn lot—college and Conservative The » the point of alr of unw guaranteed quality. The excellence of the tailoring and} Club Checks, Stripes, Gien Chavnat Plaids, Brown and that Mt Gray Mixtures, Plain Blues, Grays, ete - the superiority of the fabrics and trimmings mark them Every suit weil tailored; nicely lined; guaranteed to give as the best of thelr clase. Every new and correct Spring| satisfaction. Siies 34 to 40 chest measure. model in suits is included. All Woo ue Serg Suits Materials are; FINE BLUE SERGE, NEAT STRIPES, e SILK MIXTURES, OvERPLAIDs, casstmeres,| For Men and PLAIN WORSTEDS AND OTHER PAVORITES. Young Men at e ALL SIZES IN THIS SALE. We can fit everybody Excellently tailored garments. Most destiable styles tor tall men, short men, stout men. Full range of regular and| Susiness men and college youths. Excellent linings and trimmings. Extraordinary bargains. Aj’ ft extra sizes. Every chest measure from 28 to 50, chest measure. eseay) sizes from 30 to $0 yuevsand, Spring Top Coats « *12.50 What a collection of garments for your choice! Top coats in form-fitting and loose models. Staple bi: Oxt Top Coats, with or without silk facings. Materials include CoveRte:s IMBORTED FANCY MIXTOS#S AND PLAIN FRECTS: Grays, Browns, etc.; velvet or self-collars. Sizes for everybo int . , nivel to e Se at ry ing | ales for Boys enubling lextslation, Real estate promoters along the Port Washington division of the Long Island 0 laa making extensive use of the Ready for the singe Sale Ever Held Here BANKER’S AUTO HITS MAN. |1]| ,.ciaenearcctredurtemartatiy ov wise | BOYS Suits, $3 9 5 rm Young Man Said to Have Stepped In 9 © Sor ys 2 Pai eitveanees) it Front of Moving Car. Boys Suits, $9 95 : "Balban, Nortth end Patsh Pesta arias Z ° ch automobile helonatng to Chanes with Two Pairs of Trousers, Materials are WOOL CHEVIOTS) CASSIMERES, * You Have sndrii tse you a few au n, My men are seare Always Bought You svat wit is gory On Use For Over 30 Yoars. i! » He Cor dea ed) | receiver | CONSIDER > era OFFER. tor Fre! slong, French—and and hur- Aw they | ataire she iu mo May Use Long Tetand Tracks tor an | ‘9 KuRReation | rend tracks | ” Prentdent Ralph FP that the Long Island "1 4 for an exte elevated tbe used for prope It has been the clty mixht: avoid SR TWEEDS, etc.; and brown Fancy ‘Mixtures, Plaids, ‘ Lanier, the barker, ‘struck @ young Balkan, Norfolk and Patch Pocket styles. Checks, Stripes, Diagonals and Herringbone effect; also $i man who Is sald to have stepped 3 = CASSIMERES | NAVY Blue Serge Suits. Sizes 7 to 17 years, fp | directly in front of the car in Forty- Materials are STURDY CHEVIOTS, CASSIMERES f |socond Street near Fifth Avenue tant AND MIXED TWEEDS; gray, tan and brown fancy mix- Boys’ Suits. $ nt Dr. Cost 9 took the + } Infra ‘into ‘yelnte, Homitel | | treason blve, Same @ vo 17 years ’ ts said he had a fracture of the lett El | Dawg? Rag Gnepncg j= | Abccrrrscerreerscereesses leg and severe contusions. Reviv at the hospital, the man gald he was Boys’ New Spring Atvert P Mtla, ewenty-two years oid, Mand Raster Suits, The police have been unable to with Two Pairs of Lined Trousers, learn if any one besides the Lanier chauffeur was in the automobile, STATEN ISLAND NOTES. Martin Finn, a well known ‘Comp- Kinavillo resident, dled at his home on Brook Strect, yesterday morning, after @ short illness, Assistant Commissioner of Public Works John EB, Bowe, who was former ntendent of street cleaning, will 1 talk this evening in School Port Richmond, on. “Health aniiness of Street Cleaning.” ng the talk there will be a by the Edison Company. m of the Supreme Court with Manning presiding will be opened at Richmond Monday morn- ing. A bridge for the benefit of the Junior Working Guild of the 8, R. Smith Infirmary will be held on the afternoon of April 16 at the Unitarian parish house, New Brighton, In the all Staten Island bowling | tournament at Kell's alloys, Staple- | {ton, the Richmond five won two out | | of three ames from the Amicitias of Pleasant. Plains, ‘The Richmonds passed the 1,000 mark twice during | the evening and lost the last game | to the Amicitias by a acore of 1,001 | to 1,028, | At the annual meeting of tho Tot- tenville Band the following 9M ers | were elected: President, D. B, Skid- more; Vice President,” Androw M Sprague; Secretary and Treasurer, B. PF. Derlckson; Leader, Frank Hadkins; Assistant Leader, Char |. Thrall. ‘The election of Mr, Der- ickson {a his thirty-second consecu i Norfolk and. Patch Pocket = Strong and serviceable materials in ys, browns, fancy mix- vures; also plain blue, Sizes 6 to 16 years. Restere at °1.95, $2.95, $3.95 & $5 ae E created them, We put the $3.50 value in every stitch and seam of their making, and an individuality that you can never get away from. Never were shoes more alert with style. And you may be sure that if it were not WE, THEIR MAKERS, who sold them direct to you at our FACTORY PRICE OF $2.50, no such wonderful hee 50 value as this would be possible. Learn the dollar-saving lesson that The NEWARK Shoe has taught more than two million men in the United States, and resolve to BEGIN NOW—this EASTER SUNDAY —to wear this famous $3.50 value shoe, and “Save A Dollar.’ — BOYS’ SHOES $1.50 - $2.00 - $2.50 Easter Hats for Men -§ and Young Men, at A ieee eesoreent; test blocks; best colors; i very big THE DERBIES T '$i-black only. THE SOFT HATS AT _$2—wide variety of styles, including the new Telescope Crease in i ing shadea—olive, navy, gray, brown, aleo ‘QUALITY THAT CANNOT BE_DUPLI- CATED ELSEWHERE AT THIS PRICE. Soft Hats & Derbies, $1.25 Attractive collections of sizes, shapes and bale of ‘gars for Easter Hogar Perfectos ms °5 Maran, Be Rothechitd's - #1, 90 eee iia: op Seat oo box of 50. 3. us x of 50. Ortime 8 inle—made by Santa, \ & Co. of javana filler and Havana wrapper, tee of 50. . Mabina Londree—Havane filler and | Seldenberg’s Buffalo Cigare—Diplo- imported Sumatra r matico size; one of the ‘wrapper; box of 50... . 220 Just about iene entire sample line of the Art Metal W made in antique brass, polished and yaar comer: a = pee riety for choi colors in soft hats; in Derbles, black only. Me ieald . 50c, 15c.°1 Tow bd | 95 BETTER GRADES OF MEN'S HATS AND DERBIES AT $3 and $4. in Admirable Gift fora Smoker. Make Your Choice Early. MAIN BUILDIN Women’s “Slightly Imperfect” °3.50 to §5 “Walk-Over” Low Shoes at $] 95 The last call before Easter, and a better shoe bargain was rarely offered—here or elsewhere, These shoes are classed by the makers as “‘slightly imperfect,” but there's nothing in their defects to impair the wear in any Way, It would take an expert to detect them. EVERY PAIR GUARANTEED FOR WEAR, and every 2 tr AS BROWN OXFORD Our ion beautiful, smart, very button, $2.50, 237 othe: es i acpi e t e e op genom tg post = Se debts PREY Here me of Staten Isla ir in the height of style. The smartest styles of the S: eason Me rd of Bothiet ip PUMPS, OXFORDS AND COLONIALS, in Patent er, Gunmetal Calf, Tan Russia Calf, Kidekin, euaena Whe dance at Canvas, All made with hand-turned or Goodyear w soles, All sizes and widths. Men’s $2.50 ‘1, 95|S% New 6 Soring Styles of “Foot-|Little Men’s $2.50 5], 95 ula Shoes for Men, Wo- and $3 Shoes ea Boys and Girls oe oa — and 1234; all to: 5 Stapleton, Saturday evening, April 17 David , Johnson is on a visit to his former home in Tottenville, Court Edgewater, Forestere of America, will hold a ball in Empire Newark Shoe Stores Co. nay NCHS, tone, Ber bees Sphin &, Vasion Bie | Newarhanyus’ Market Hts dours east ot Pon ville, 8) y eve Good-quali inmetal calf, Blucher} PRICES: For Men and Women, $3, |loathors all’ styl et Sar 1 (hy Nagar Ud Maruet pene Washinton rine. Kvn BOLOIEAy Ys style; hale ended ene Goodyear weed 50, $4 and $5, ‘ added ‘eral ieee Gi nmet tH ¥ Ate f Bhai, Tho second 1 minstrel Foyt, Soles; all sizes from 6 to 11; D and EB Ly Boys and Girt $1.50 to patens her shoes of which we all % Yo ice ne aha vi formance of Bt 3 . , according to zee from 9 to : ae Wika will bet t a PE: Sh, MSTA Siun ate, | hey Club Rooms, Open Baturday Hvenings to Accommodate Ow by Parcel Post. 187 Stores 1o 97 C1tiCs,” ese en yee | there will } Boys’ *3 and 53.50 ecu Shoes and Oxfords, *2.45 Mad e by he Excelsior Shoe Co,; being sar ples, the sizes are 3, 334, 4 and 4. Cand D widths; all etylee and leathers. To make the size range complete we hate cdced two styles of Gunmetal Calf Shoes in button and Blucher styles, These are in all sizos, Po: \ t | be delivered this ovening by John BB. | Golden in Public School No, 26, Lino- ‘ teumville, ¢ ’ ‘ papal i |