The evening world. Newspaper, October 15, 1915, Page 8

eee ae ae tenes of (we penne te the Mow Jereey | Ghowiter ant apurret bin te further ee Prien ler heme formerly (wee ot Re Om Breetwey Manhet —-— fer beter, te om of o eel he eee merken! of New Tork — » —* © oer eben oe wee te ee po erny - tS ——EE he on bee! ee en O06 Hermes peerien! of tron River emaed ¢ noone Ader ep YOUTH 10 ROB BANK \otah bet et the leet mumute oho! ae ee ‘wrer| TWO OROWN OFF SAYVILLE. | i om the money of the cours Swart, er ehNeewe the etheet of te erventy-<ighi There eere here) | Mrs Munson Will OS fats 10 | sese 614 ost pena & © portunctany | one vet Prem Beet and Priend tue gt the) gee harel © Rew erring © tee peer Attn « Preeti = o—perset Me weer te Lenton and ahe te Mew Tore where he married Manet abd (haw oom! te =e ~— —— aii He wee bere Le etl of Seng MOO rears ot re Mucnen's Uriel wae te here [Maret vemerday tatere Sete Neti (0 WELL Known KEW YORK STATE woman Serve Maximum Sentence in O's The Same Story Everywhere ’ te Tete te tere tee sary, ont Wie Jersey State Prison To-Day Fighters Weve! wer ot the Hage |f 1 Hark and graduate of Coiw EK Lovell we | Bank of Rage of Haver tet wee | on be etoile the ed him om the! He PRED ‘ Ne a and cheap materials. ACRIFICE SALE). Especial Purchase Direct from the Mills—3, 006 Yards Imported and Domestic Woolens—250 Snappy Patterns 3 PIECE Mis DODGE. 86 Hemi Place Kechester, | Hor tm cash and 10,000 In sevuri- | them, and ¢ epee ties, to-day bewan to serve ber sen-' fret O10,00 bad » i are winning the ORPDUD for big but honest values, sinking the high priced tailors who charge you fancy prices —destroy ing | the ready-mades with their sweatshop workmanship <8 ay Values Our policy of buying erormous quantities of purest woolens direct from the mills 1or SPOT CASH fot the enormous business of our fleet oi four stores saves you the middleman’s profits, which make us unbeatable ingthe fight for your patronage. The wonderful pure imported and domestic woolens which we > will tailor superbly to your measure at $15.50 cannot be duplicated elsewhere at less than $25 to #30. The woolens are Beautiful, the style and workmanship is faultless, and we back every suit or overcoat with our broad guarantee or money back if not satisfied. Call, see the woolens; you CAN'T go wrong here. THE WOOLENS MONEY BACK IF NOT SATISFIED ca/1, HAAS & CO. jc are Glen Urquhart Plaids, * Established 1e96 Plain and Fancy jal pecan Che- 105-107 Nassau Street, New York 46 East 23d Stre viots, Homespuns, ‘Two Doors North of Ann Street. Opposite Metropolitan LI ‘Tweeds, *] mixed Cassimeres in ‘at the 70-74 Chambers ‘Street, New York it Cortlandt Stree shades. pick of the high- class woolen mills, ranteed "gh $25 to 830 qualicy, made our measure at the ridici- ly low price of $16.50. New York wurence Bldg. New York ing. newest confined colorings and One Door West of Broadway. City Investment Bul “i BROOKLYN a, The Largest Millinery X' in America WILGOX’S qu yX BRIDGE ST. SATURDAY BARGAINS That Demand Your Attention Children’s Ready-to-Wear 49 c Velvet and Corduroy Hats at...... tyles in Tam 0° Shanters, mush- Large variety of pretty s' A with ribbon and tassels, worth room and poke shapes trimme: Ostrich Trimmed $ 2. 9 8 79c. to $1.29. > Dress Hats at The Kind You Would Pay $5.00 to $8.00 for Elsewhere Large stylish shapes in excellent quality silk velvet and bright finish plush, black and colors, trimmed with large plumes, ostrich bands and fancy ornaments. Our big value-giving special at $2.98, Special Reduction To-Morrow in Our Trimmed Hat Department to any one bringing the following coupon: 999-284-226-228 GRAND STREET Near Driggs Ave. ON A PURCHASE UP TO 62¢. ON THE CITY’S MOST LIBERAL TERMS and you are dealing with the largest and most reliable credit house in America. yon FALL MEN'S 4h 50ce TRIMMED HAT COUPON FREE These splendid _ On Saturday, Oct. 16th, a reduction of 400, will be made on any quits ore gueran- ‘Trimmed Hat at $2.08 or over if one of these coupons is presented when ted mm oad muking purchase. | Open Monday, Thursday and Saturday Evenings. Full line of Confirmation oe 2 Led Simplify Home-seeking by saving time, temper and tramping. z 4.50 Girls’ THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1918. — WOMAN SENTENCED | te serous or SAYER OF ORDERLY YOUNG BANK LooTER OOF OOe eee + eee oeees *t Admits His identity and bales Me Mave Verne nite eceacry —=! ; we aa ree retro “TAKE BABY'S FOOTPRINTS «> IN FIRST HOUR OF LIFE New Meth Make Ident Certain Adopted by ¢ Hospital CHICAGO, © » prevent nh ie od in ider over pl etal to come Alabarns Missouri 4 ification ago CREDIT Set OPEN EVENINGS uare post all steet ith 10 extra heavy Only ene to 8 $F tied wl fillere, ene What Letters Mean Most to You? There’s K, the name of Mary Roberts Rinehart’s fascinating story. S. V. P. are the polite letters one sees on French notices. And C.Q. D., P’s and Q's, O. K. and ever so many more of the letters in the alphabet have their own particular meaning, but to the woman who cares about her appearance, no two letters mean more than L. R. for they stand for the name of a very charming and very inexpensive corset. You will like L. R. corsets, whoever you may be who read this. ——— JF | For no matter ®hat your figure, there’ Broadway at Ninth, New York, Save ‘8 an L, tt. Specialty Corset which will suit you as if it had been made for you. Housework L.R. at 81.50. | Maternity L. R., $3.50, | Slender figure LR. at $2. | Miniature waist L. R. at $4. H Athletic L. R. at 83. Rest L. R. (suede) 85. | Perfect fitting L.R. at $3. | 1916 L. R. at 85. | Dancing L. R. at $3.50. Others up to $12.50. Made exclusively for | 3 RENE LT eae eT MRR i te. i Dr ffrssah tre Breedoey ot Nath Nee Vet Four Special Purchases of New Blouses 1,600 blouses fresh out of their hoses Specially priced because they are discontinued groups from our regular makers. Two hundred blouses are a copy of « higher-priced model Beautiful Silks at $5 Ca \ 4 rg Ms One and two of a kind ‘ blouses of indestructible voile, pussy willow taffeta, chiffon > WA and roses, satin cross barred marquisette, satin blocked white erepe, black and white effects, These blouses are simply fashioned. Plenty of all sizes in the group. Unusually Good Crepe de Chine Blouses, $3.85 Tailored suit blouses from a manufacturer who specializes on models to sell at #5. Dark green, navy and brown erepe de chine, braided, embroidered; many with a touch of gold color, Ver ery good-looking. Sixteen styles in sizes 36 to 44. Third Floor, Old Building. Copies of a Finer Blouse, $3.85 Combinations of navy, brown, green or black chiffon with creamy radium lace 1,200 Silk Waists at $2 Radium silk and crepe de chine, mostly white and flesh color, some in black. Four tailore d styles with high, low or convertible collars. im with clusters of stripes in white and t Sto 44. Ordinarily waists from thie ma’ priced less than 88 Main Aisle, Old Building. Fine $30 Suits for Young Women A 830 suit isn’t exactly an every day suit, as a $20 and $25 suit may be. It is a suit that can be worn every day, but which is fine cnough to wear for tea, calling and informal afternoon affairs. Special presentation of these ver? Other coats of zibeline, seal plush, charming 830 suits on Saturday, in tweeds, soldier cloths, broadcloth, perhaps twenty new models, trim- Wool velour and some really lovely med with skunk opossum, beaver novelty fabrics,unique and indescriby or braid, Box or belted coats, soft able. 812.5010 860. Sizes 14 to 20 silk linings, flannel interlinings and = years. becoming skirts, Other suits of vel- tweed, poplin, Dresses Reduced veteen, corduroy, whipeord, broadcloth and wool Sonle one i Velour, from $18.50 to 807.50. Sizes Somie one of a kind 14 to £0 years. models in serge, and serge-and-silk, and $12.50. A Splendid $18.50 Coat now $10 is one that will do nicely vy Every d dels joi for school. _ It is silky aired) large assortssent zibeline with raglan serge, velveteen, silk and serge, Georgette crepe, satin and crepe de chine frocks here—fur trim- ining and amocking on many of the smartest. Sizes 14 to 20 years. Second floor, Old Bldg. Latest Millinery Note— White Hats at $6 to $14 Flattering as only white can be to a woman. Can’t you see how charming they are going to look with your dark suits, your new furs, your light spats? Many of these white hats are fur trimmed, and until you’ve seen the combination of white and beaver, you can’t think how pretty it is. Millinery Extra—Sample Hats at $8 A collection of manufacturers’ sample hats, dupli- cates of which we have sold in our own stocks at $12, $14 and $15, will be offered Saturday at $8. 2 Georgette, sallaee, close-fitting tur- ‘bans, small walking hats, hats with brims curved up at the sides, be- coming mushrooms, hate with gold lace brims and velvet crowns, charm- ing, beaveg trimmed hats, hats with rdtise feathers or smart ornaments; there's no end to the variety, for every hat is dif- * ferent and distinctive, Early comers will have best choosing. shoulder and suggests an officer's coat by its belt and satchel pockets. Inexpensive Millinery Salons, First floor, Old Building “Mr., Mrs. and the Young Everybodys Need Shoes Now For Mr. and Mrs. Everybody there’s no bette: shoe than the Wanamaker-Special—and we mon to find the shoe which is nearly as good at the price. Shoes in this @4 group for everyman's and everywoman's need— from dress shoes to heavy or light walking shoes. n”* Deed For the young Everybodys, both boys and girls, there’s no shoe made at $2.50 to #3.50 which wears and looks so well as the young folks’ “4 Wanamaker- Special.” One feature slone—exclusive with these Wanamaker sh York—the indestructible tips, in enough to give any sine ce enviable reputation. But this tip is only one of many strong features of the “Wanamaker-Special” shoes for the youngsters at 8.50 pair. For Women and Girls—Main floor, Old Building. For Men and Boys—Burlington Arcade floor, New Building, — oh he fPrasal, sore | Sunday World Wants Work Monday Morning Wonders sa po