The evening world. Newspaper, April 16, 1915, Page 12

THE EVENING WOKLD FATHER KNICK 1S NOT PREPARED 10 1.49 WEST @D STREET Two Millinery 5 pecials RUN FACTORIES | To Insure Quick Disponal 500 Renard Hats 1 HIMME AS Mal 7 ee Wainuy WHA wre ¥ a Pa wet day Ualy 7 50 2,000 Untrimmed Hats RENAME) SAPS OF (470) QUALITY MILAN TEMP PATENT MILAN AND VARIOUS OTHEK STYLION BHAITY VALUES UF TO 8% tater day (nly 1:5 "| haptoatee CONDUCTS A FRED TRIMMING SERVICE FOR THh BENEHIT OF THOS WHO PURCHASE MATERIALS HERI fie known ae the Gul eropowerne baw a ti ee eee the bi Bred bites 17 MAKES LITTLE DIPY RR ROR WHAT YOU NR A ROKL WANE WILK GO URE TT HEN we say that we can offer you a $25 suit for $15 we mean that there is positwely nothing you get in the suits you've been paying $25 for that you won't find in our $15 garments. Twenty-Five-Dollar Style In the first place, our” models are just as snaj ie new—and as up to date as it is popsible for men’ : clothes to here's not a new stylewrinkle that appears on Fifth ‘Avenue—whethe it” s the 1, fabric, lapel or other detail, that you cannot find in our stock, But look at the illustrations—have you seen any more attractive and atylih-looking models this season? Yet all of them are from our $15 line. Twenty-Five-Dollar Tailoring Then the workmanship—on which depend the finishing touches that mark the difference bet ween good clothes and ordinary clothes. Our clothes invariably fit right and hang right because they're designed right and made right—because the workmanship is always of the same careful painstaking, non-skimping calibre. More Than $25 Fabric relvay ‘|DYNAMITE TO FREE STEAMER ,,,,,, APRIL ROOSEVELT LETTER ON WOMEN’S PEACE PARTY STIRS WRATH ¥ hue wn epochal ady The letter ol went to Men Wt fhe wrote asking women in thelr world wide peace movement, Hin an awer wan such @ scorcher that Mrn. Rublee showed It to Addams and other delegates te Hague Jonerens of won t was suppressed for meveral daya. The min hive read as follows “My Dear fro myour | read my ‘America and the World W that you wish my judgn Jolning the peace on | which you writ vine you not tu teat ; the platform incloned in your fetter ae both willy and base Fifty years » Copperhends of the North h tly the views about peace w n wot forth in the platform you inelowed, and tow man they voted against Abraham ' ma hed by ie Individuals whose paper you inclowe to me “L speak with selentitt when | spoak of thin m both base and willy it caune His absolutely futile, silly be- It pro. Just the sine Keon with poner to which, by the | experienc and above all, by the © the last thirty | yours, han proved wholly useless and on the whole slightly mixchiovous nd evil clamor ne to humanity at this atormy mot tela bas been trampled inte Wr wrongs have nt }thin paper you in J tal one protemt ax ‘Have Color In Your Cheeks | Be Better Looking -Take Olive Tablets. The fabric is of ied the biggest factor in the cost of a garment, as well as in its mouring qualities— and it is here that our biggest point hes. We can puta fabric in our $15 garments that the ordinary retailer could hardly afford to use in $95 garments because we make up the difference in two other ways: Firet. We are manufacturers a: Il ae retailers and eliminate the profit the ordinary retailer pays to the manufacturers, fe are out of the high rent district. If our beautifully spacious store were in the same expensive location as most retailers the difference in rent would amount te several dollars per oult. Our clothes are good clothes—they have all the points which distinguish the well-dressed man from the ordinarily dressed man, They're the ¢ lothes you want to wear—the clothes you "Il be proud to wear—and the satisfaction and service they'll give you are all out of proportion to the price. They're $25 clothes—for $15. Come and see them. We Guarantee You Complete Satisfaction or Refund Your Money Buy Your Boys’ Clothes Here Too The same methods enable us to produce boys’ clothes that are even J values proportionately, We make them of the same materials we use for our men’s $15 and $20 suits—a quality of fabric not generally found in boys’ clothes. We are even conservative when we say we offer you a $7 Boy’s Suit, with extra pair of pants, $4.95 MoeLevys So 119-125 Walker Street Our Only Store ee Evenings 9PM Saturdays 10 P. M. Je Tablete a mabaciiate | yor Re “All toot oF fond orsielon ade eed tn Th ei will be + and Broskirn Mtoe, Ba Washinas Bt, Brooklyn, for AO Hellowtng the wotleg of the Odvertionment. i6 ~~ -e-- 1916 Stewart & Co. 5TH = eee " ‘om ‘unr Have Prepared for Saturday In the New Section Devoted to Misses An Important Sale of Misses’ Suits Which Are of Considerably Greater Value Than the Price Would Indicate ’ Youthtul ideas, cleverly conceived gnd_ carried out with all the accepted style features of the present day. New Mannish, Bolero and Eton effects with | box pleated or circular flare skirts, in Gabardines, Serge, Poplin and Mixtures. | Dressy and Tailored models. Very Special Tomorrow! Sizes 14-16-18 and 20. 16.75 Suitable for Women Up to 38 Bust Measure The most striking innovations that Paris has sent us this season are accurately portrayed in this remarkable collection of « Silk @ Cloth Suits There are chic, dainty Jackets of Eton or Zouave pattern and smart braid bound Mannish Coats with pleated or flare skirts. A faintly defined, perhaps scarcely conscious, touch of the all pervading martial spirit is suggested by the occasional military braiding and the jaunty lines of many of the models. Fashioned of Faille Silk and Taffeta, Gabardine and Serges. Both Tailor Made and Embroidered models. Very Special Saturday 29.50 24.50 Another Special Sale of Misses’ Coats Sport and Dressy Coats| Silk Lined Coats Corduroy, Covert Cloth, Faille Silk,Army Cloth, |Faille Silk, Covert, Wool Poplin Checks, Silk Checks, Poplins, Mixtures. Many half- Poplin and Men's Wear Serge in all the lined, others lined throughout with latest Spring Colorings; lined through- Peau de Cygne. out with soft Peau de Cygne. special 9,50 12.50 | | Special Dainty Summer Dresses An Attractive Display of the New Modes for Summer Wear Dresses of Linen, in several pretty styles and all the new colors. { Special { 6.75 Special } 1 0.00 12.50 Dresses of Linen and Linen combined with voile, three different models. Dresses of Taffeta Silk combined with Striped Voile, in charming color com- | binations. Also a greaty variety of Fancy Voile Dresses. Special At Considerably Less Than Regular Prices New Spring models in Afternoon and Evening Gowns and Dance Frocks | of Crepe de Chine, Crepe Meteor, Taffeta Silk, Faille Silk and Silk Poplin. 1 3 50 . Former Prices were up to $29.50 ° Dressy Taffeta Silk Skirts A new shirred model, made of excellent quality Chiffon Taffeta Silk, in black enly, Special THINGS AS THEY ARE! 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