The evening world. Newspaper, April 6, 1915, Page 7

aS | ef Basy 4-4 & the count foo cry Hite cane et, pat aver Pri ee apn an — | Car With Seven Men Crashes | Through Gate Into Open raw at Kearny « THE EVENING WORLD, TUBSDAY, APRIL 6, bridge feundetcs e8f cmreuns bart gt ‘Tee of the mee corer ==) AS AUTO PLUNGES ZV (NTOTHEPASSNG) = Fee or wee rive Oy item ! LL Ditties wtneters veers cit oe of Whiter Me 0:4 to-4a9) Bo te the banque re oe Prmtest of the three mite othe Get evs Le ee eee ee ee en eed on Oe me wine nee by the the pe ong potice wath the sonidos: te ( herier ‘My treed, Gordon Kanpp of Mast breiier Mittinn ave enid to le Alfred « oh wndertaker, asked me te Mbinner of Newars th | decimed at Brot, | but at 6 weiout inst wight decides te | My father ond mother are io | tn but are eaperted hace to 1015. saness by tao eas oh ths teoee Oat ee The Mearey patice say thet the |the evtenmebiie | a om reow ehothee te cated + Miank Koad car for Newark where | teeter mae Revewprce te tree the PRirting Metre ot How re ae Weve ot sew & large siete ventilating fan. + HM pF seedy Amat opted | ~ hed the car for @7 owe use Kurope not ef- ! baad to Galety of Ge /TWO HELD UNDER CAR. | She rice ee ee tg We lof the Martingue about Famous Metural 12.80 with five others, all friends of An aulom oung men, tinique, in tb) CONSTIPATION Refuse Substieutes i Driver Wm. Bittles Saves Him- Lonative | sell and Three Others—Had ey Been at Banquet Here. obile returnia suet of the Montelatr, N J, | Alumal Association eo eight yarde of the open draw. ning seven |! m6 BAR| taper, though, tide and the current was powerful + Diunged CMrOUg | Seid by the wheel and had « hard 1m drawbridge into the Paseate|iiing wriggling loose, but finally Kearny, N J, at § A. M.lwranched myself free I reached the foundation of the bridge and drageed ‘Three ware drowned and four res- | myself out cued, Arthur Matthews, the watoh- man on duty at the approach of the! ued to get a hand to three of them bridge, was knocked over onto the! and pull them up, but Knapp was) Fur Storage—Dry Cold Air—Moderate Charges | including Knapp, im eight. Kaapp'e. not my frienda, in the car “1 was golng about twenty-five miles an hour when I drew sear the ridge | didn't one the watchman'e red Niebt untii I wae within ots oF Ther sow what was ahead and threw on be brakes The car seemed to ao Instead of stopping y| “The ear turned over and went to the Hotel Mar. |the bottom of the river, It wae hich “There were four of the tatows,| 1 mao-| [' is one thing to make one sale to a shopper—and quite another thing to convert that one-time customer into ; an all-time friend. The confidence that Best's custom- ers have in this store is based upon something beyond even its hospitable atmosphere and its courteous, efficient sales people. We believe that those who buy Dy Roe Pe ont Loman Antrwe of! es arene Gin vate of Cate WD) Orenee 28 rem m tions © minute \ ee The rer te being dreamed fo) ne = | Best & Co. Filth Avenue af Thirty-fifth Street, 7 i ; z f! iy rit here year after year come to Best's because they are so sure, at all times, ot Best's merchandise. Sure of ma- terial quality; sure of manufacturing quality—which means the designing and the making; and sure of the style quality. Our experience has helped us a lot in’ arriving at our standards; our prosperity proves these standards are right. dames McCreery & Co. 34th Street 5th Avenue On Sale Wednesday and Thursday WOMEN’S SWEATERS Greatly Reduced Women’s Angora Finish Sweaters,—various models and colors, regularly 7.60, 5.90 Women’s Shetland Woo! Sweaters in light weight; various models; fancy colors. regularly 4.50 and 5.90, 3.50 and 4.95 Children's Sweaters, made of fine Wor- ted in Tan, Maroon, Gray and Red. 2.75 TRIMMED HATS Specially Priced A choice collection of Smart and Exclusive Models, showing the newest ideas in Trimmings and Colors, for dress or street wear. Special 20.00 regularly 5.00 SILK & LISLE UNDERWEAR | Special Values Unusual Values Women’s Glove Silk Union Suits,-—band top; plain or embroidered yoke. 3.75 regularly 5.00 Women’s Glove Silk Union Suits,—band regularly 3.50, 2.75 WASHABLE GLOVES For Women and Children “Fownes’” 2-clasp Doette Gloves,—pique sewn; braided embroidery. Sand and White. top. pair 1.00 Women’s Ribbed Lisle Union Suits,—low 16-Button Length White Doeskin Gloves, | neck: sleeveless; plain or lace trimmed. pair 2.25 regularly 65c and 1.25, 50c and 95¢ 16-Button Length Chamoisette Gloves,— 200 Dozen Women’s Swiss Ribbed Lisle White and Natural. pair 1,00 Vests, sleeveless. Special 35c, 6 for 1.85 Children’s 1 and 2 Clasp White Silk and Women’s Lisle Bloomers, trimmed knee. Chamoisette Gloves. pair 50c White or Pink. regularly 1.00, Madeira Luncheon Sets Linen Department,—Second Floor Han4-embroidered; choice of five new designs. Set of 13 pieces regularly 3.75 | Remarkable Value 2.85 Special Offering SUMMER CURTAINS Dutch Curtains,—Comprising Side Curtains and Valance,—ready to hang; White, Cream or Ecru Scrim. ‘Scotch Muslin Curtains,—A variety of choice striped borders... set 95ce ..Pair 1.10 Scrim Curtains,—Newest and daintiest handwork designs and lace motifs. Pair 2.25 to 5.75 Lace Bed Sets, ..Set 5.75 to 27.50... ~single size. . .formerly 10.00 to 40,00 ANNUAL APRIL SALE *“McCREERY MASTER-MADE” FURNITURE Specially Priced for Wednesday Solid Mahogany Chair or Rocker, as illustrated, upholstered with long curled hair and moss, and covered with denim. 15.00 regularly 25.00 a MN St I inns a tee. apie aeineta a agtit a q Mi WA mits Cnn College Girls’ Smart Topcoats Will be shown in handsome Scotch mixtures and coverts at 12.75 Featuring several unusual and decidedly attractive new models; in sizes 14, 16 and 17 years, in the regular_department—on the 4th Floor. Misses’ Unusual Silk Frocks Will comprise a selection of charming dresses of chiffon taffeta or net, in entirely new models at 19.50 In light and dark shades for street and evening wear; college girls’ and misses’ sizes, 14, 16 and 17 years, in the regular department—4th Floor. Women’s and Misses’ Suits Present a number of unusually distinctive, smart models in the modish fabrics, At 22.50 25.00 29.75 Copies of the most recent Paris Models and clever original adaptations are also shown at very moderate prices— on the 2nd Floor. The Superior “Besco” Corsets Are shown in complete assortments of the new Spring and Summer models from 3.00 upward The “'Besco,” our own exclusive make, is a superior corset made on particularly comfortable lines adapted to all types of figures, at popular prices. Infants’ vi yo buy style almost as carefuly nowadays for your baby as you do for yourself. Of course the little baby things must be just right in the essentials first— “and you can be sure that our experience has really taught us just how baby’s little things must be made. Smocking just now is the style touch (and not only for baby, but for yourself too, by the way). And as usual we're well provided. The fact is, we've been featuring smocking here for the past four or five years, and have a truly wonderful collection of little dresses you'll just delight in looking over. This simple little dress illustrated, daintily smocked in blue or pink—is a splendid example, moderately priced at $1.50. oy eeeeeteesne eemeeearenmaamaneae rettas sane cae aanacaeEET WWM Interesting Spring Fashions ! AN wld LUULLNAHIIAUL LULL ALA LL LLL UH a) Smocked Dresses (ALENT Li inn nnn hil ‘yh HMI j i ‘You Never Pay The “Piping Rock” Tennis Shoe A smart new model for Women and Misses will be offered at the attractive price of 3.00 ‘Tan canvas oxfords with heel foxing, saddle and tips of tan calfskin, and red rubber sizes 2y4 to 7, B, C and D—in the regular departmen Light Weight Merino Underwear Ready in complete assortments for women and children. Children’s underwear made to our own measurements, Cartwright & Warner's I (sold by us exclu- sively), “‘Ahtab,” our Page make, also in by us ex Hosiery and Dr. Deimel's Linen Mesh. Continuing Today (Tuesday) and Wednesday The Special Sale of Underwear Girls’ and Children’s Imported Swiss pre Thread Vests, all sizes............eeeeeeees Women's Imported Swiss Lisle Thread West, SIZES 4106). ois 0:00 soe os ncanase W090 valle Women's Fine Ribbed Lisle Thread Union outs tight knee or lace trimmed at Women's Imported Swiss “Ribbed Cotton Union Suits, Siz€S 2tO6.......ccecseeeeeees eeee at 35c 45c 45c 95c ‘Also Continuing the Special Sale of Little Children’s White Dresses Comprising various materials and models (a number hand smocked) at these unusual prices, 1.50 and 1.75 Yokes, Gretchens, Russians and Long Waisted Models will be included, sizes 1 to 3 years—on the 3rd Floor. = —— ‘Rag. Trede Darts Hand Smocked Infants’ Wear Shown ‘na variety of exclusive models at ‘ery moderate prices. Pretty Machi shown in si ade Smocked Dresses are 1.50 to 3.25 Infants’ Hand-made Long Dresses with Smocking are shown in three styles, at......... 2.50 to 7.00 Smocked Hand-made Short Dresses are shown in about 20 styles, Ob an saiwaiascnseacan 2.85 to 10.50 M. ore at Best's” Ae A aes Le