The evening world. Newspaper, October 21, 1915, Page 5

andy gpl on. egal spots’ 5) ANBAR AS HE HEARD ‘ore on the sieamehip 38.23, 12, Mesinston relerence tothe eft on American ‘cticet ot of war ehipping com: THERE WERE FOUR 4) When dayiiedt crept in through the barred wisdows of the Central Park Zeo thie morning Akbar, who is known a8 “the handsomest tion in captivity,” areee and peered ansiousiy over toward the cage occupied by his mother, Helen, There had been range doings around Meten's bome | all through the night Bill Boyder, headkeeper of the Zoo, and bis assistant, Hob Murton, had reclined on cots near Helen's cage, 4nd just before daylight Akbar heard the two men and saw them bring Meh. there was much Akbar soon saw that Helen was the mother of four Hvely cubs and he @ proud brother, There- upon he roared for delight. His cry aroused the Zoo Hippo and her young son Congo, who occupy a sulte with a private bath opposite | Helen's room. Congo seemed real peevish when he realized that four new babies were in the Zoo. Pre. viously he had been the “Zoo Baby” | and had received all the favors that go with that title, But now he had been supplanted by “Helen's Babies” four of ‘em Since Helen signed a lease to oo cupy a flat in th Apartments, she has had thirty-one Gbitaren; therefore she has much profit to the Zoo, for a cub lion Is worth from $300 to $350, Besides | having the proud distine- ton of being the mother of Akbar, “the handsomest ion in captivity,” she has a daughter, “Miss Fulton,” born durin, ihe Hudaon- Fulton celebration. cubs will be christened “hext week. fF } all 28 = if — | B. Altman & Cn. Special Features of the Shoe Department The general excellence of Balta Shoes for Men is reflected in the BALTA HOUSE SLIPPERS of which a very large and comprehensive stock is now being displayed at moderate prices. In addition are Youths’ and Boys’ Shoes in a complete range of sizes and widths. An important feature of the service in this Department is the maintaining of an accurate record of lasts and sizes selected by customers in preceding purchases and to which im- mediate reference can be made. (Department on First Floor) Celluloid Toilet Articles (Ivory=finish) will be placed on Sale to-morrow in the following interesting assortments: Mirrors Hair Receivers at $1.25, 1.45 & 1.75 | at . . 35c. & 75c. Shoe Horns . 35c. Ih: t Pier er ree Button Hooks and gd rm si.78 Nail Files, each 20c. Cloth Brushes, 3 Nail Buffers Hat Brushes at . 75c. & $1.00 Combs .. . 25c.| Clocks ... J.15 Puff Boxes Trinket Boxes at 50c., 65c. & 75c. | at 75c., 95c. & $1.25 The Department for Toilet Goods is completely equipped with new Perfumes, Complexion and Toilet Powders, Soaps, Sponges, Brushes, Tourist Cases, Thermos Bottles and every dreMcing-room requisite for hone or travel use. made An Important Sale of Hand-made Lace Curtains, Window Panels and Decorative Lace Pieces is now being held in the Lace Drapery section, Fourth Floor The collection is unsurpassed in artistic per« fection and the prices are phenomenally low, Fifth Aveme- Madiaon Avenue, 34th and 35th Street New York Se ea source of [} four new An Unusual Offering of Men’s Winter Overcoats FRIDAY AND SATURDAY at $20.00 Actual Value $30,00 The materials include Vieunas, Venetians and Meltons, button through and fly front models, velvet and self collars; sizes 84 to 50 chest measure. London-made Overcoats, at $20.00 in browns, grays and heather mixtures, single and double-breasted modeis, silk trimmed; Value 830.00 Men’s Smart Sack Suits, at $22.50 Values up to $35.00 Made of cheviots, cassimeres, silk mixed and unfinished worsteds; neat and fancy mixtures, blue and black included. All the latest and newest models to suit the extreme as weil as the conservative dresser, in sizes from 34 to 46 chest. Men’s Smart Hats (Main Floor—Sixth Avenue Entrance) In complete assortments of Imported and American mod- els, for Autumn and Winter wear, including English Silk, Derby and Soft Hats, Austrian Velours and Italian Bor- salinos. SPECIAL, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Men’s Extra Quality Derby Hats Four leading styles at $2.25 Men’s Furnishing Dept. (Sixth Avenue—43d Street Entrance) Is showing complete Autumn and Winter assortments of every wanted accessory, at the following attractive prices: Neckwear, . . . 55c to $3.00 Shirts, . . .. . $1.15 to $7.50 Pajamas, .... 95c to 10.00 Men’s Night Shirts, . 50c to $7.50 Bath and House Robes, $2.95 to 45.00 Smoking Jackets, . $5.00 to 30.00 Steamer & Traveling Rugs, $5.00 to 30.00 Sweater Coats, $2.95 to 15.00 (Imported and American made.) SPECIAL, TO-MORROW AND SATURDAY Men’s Silk Mixed Pajamas at $3.25 Regular price $4.50 a suit. Stern Brothers tend and 43rd Streets. Wast of Flth Avenue Women’s and Children’s Tailored and Untrimmed Hats Are being shown in an extensive assortment of attractive styles, together with a new importation of Flowers for Evening Wear, at reasonable prices. Fur, Steei and Jet Ornaments. VERY SPECIAL FOR TO-MORROW, IN THE MAIN FLOOR DEPARTMENT Black Velvet Draped Toques, $2.95 avery distinctive style, favored this season, $4.50 to $9.50 Women’s Trimmed Hats, ip a variety of smart models, In the Jewelry Sections THESE EXCEPTIONAL VALUES, TO. MORROW German Silver Gate Top Bags, French gray finish top; fish scale mesh; white sain lining; ball drops; 7 inches in length, t $2.95 Velvet Handbags, steel studded on both sides; Dresden silk linings; separate com- partment and mirror; full 7-inch frame with velvet handle; choice of navy blue or black, $4.95 German Silver Gate Top Bags, French gray finish top; fish scale mesh; white satin lining; pointed style with deep bali arn measuring 714 inches in length, . . $5.00 a WORLD “WANTS” WORK MONDAY MORNING WONDERS THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1915, Franklin Simon & Co. Fifth Avenue en's Clothin, & West 38th St.—Store Ploor London- Made Men’s “Carmoor” Overcoats ~ Fall Fall Overcoats—-For Immediate Wear Newest Londo London Slip-On, Box or Ri models, made the makers = at grade English Overcoats, of English In- visible srt Cloth, Tweed, Irish Homespun and high grade Invisible Overplaid fabrics. 32 to 46 chest. 28.00 Friday at Special Price Men’s Silk-lined Overcoats Fall Overcoats, Chesterfield Model Hand tailored, of black or Oxford Vicuna; silk lined throughout, plain or silk lapel. 33 ta 46 chest. 16.50 Men’s Fall! Suits Custom Tailored, Ready to Wear Suit. FOR MEN OR YOUNG MEN, 33 TO 46 CHEST Approved custom tailor models, finest imported and domestic fabrics, 18.50 w 45.00 Friday at Special Price Men’s Silk-lined Suits Approved Custom Tailor Models — Hand Tailored FOR MEN OR YOUNG MEN, 33 TO 46 CHEST Two, three or four button models of the newest Invisible Overplaids, Overplaids combined with Stripes, Pencil or Combination Stripes, Checked Velour, Oxford Vicuna, English Tweed or Navy Serge. 22.50 Regular Price $30.00 33 to 46 chest. lens Farnishing S, —16 West 38th St. Men’s Shirts—exclusive Patterns Of exclusive Fall Shirtings of fine quality Crepe and Madras. Made expressly for and confined to Franklin Simon & Co. 1.75 An Arch Supporting Shoe for Women oe supporting shoe, and is design- ed to relieve all strain on the muscles of the foot placing the foot evenly on the ground— PupRoTtiaE thearch in its matu- ral position, There are many women suffer- ing from this arch trouble which this shoe is made to relieve, Are you one of them? Let us examine your feet. Sold Nowhere Else James S. Coward 264-274 Greenwich St., N.Y. (Near Warren Street) “Anterior’’ or transverse arch- Sever ’ Mail Orders Filled Send for Catalog The WORLD Sells 100.000 pies More in New York City Each Week-Day Than Any Other Morning lewspaper Lord & Taylor 38th Street FIFTH AVENUE 39th Street MEN’S ie It has been said that the man we ee doesn’t care about money, it’s what the ey will do. Your spent in THE MEN’S PS in The Lord & Taylor Store brings a maximum of quality at a minimum expenditure, with Service of course. Cantities in the SUITS and OVERCOATS Sack Suits for the Well Dressed Man $25.00 Hand tailored suits that equal in finish | suits made to measure. A perfect fit assured, No charge for alterations. As many styles in 2, 3 or 4 button models, single or double breasted vests, as you will care to look at. And a comprehensive selection of rather ex- clusive pattern designs and shades in plainand unfinished worsteds and other “look well, wear well” fabrics. Warmth Without Weight Coats $17.50 A knit wool coat, light in weight, nog lines and shower-proof against the weather. tH It is unsurpassed as an all-around serviceable member of a busy man’s ward | Men’s Sack Suits, $18.50 to $45.00. Overcoats, $17.50 to.$50.00. Fourth Fleor MEN’S FINE SHOES $6.00 to $8.00 Boots $4.85 Fine selected leathers i in tan, black calf+or patent leather. $10.00 Bench Made Boots Dull tan, patent leather in smart styles. “Cordwainer’’ Boots $5.85 H The best wearing men’s shoes, made in: all leathers. Ground Floor Always a Demand FOR GOOD SHIRTS Shirts of all silk, and others in madras:made up to fit right around the collar and with the | various sleeve lengths. Plain or pleated, soft or starched cuffs. seeeeeeeee GL95 Correct Dress Shirts with French onal ered bosoms and French cuffs.......... Good every day shirts of madras. Soft bosoms, with I French cuffs or plaited and plain bosoms with starched cuffs; others with stiff bosoms and cuffs of imported Russian cords $1.25 New Neckwear Arrivals Scarfs of imported and domestic silks with | large flowing open ends. The patterns are Eetades with us..... 0000 0-95G Sleeping Suits for Men Pajamas made of madras or plain white cheviot with a double row of fasteners.,.$1.00 \ Hosiery Needs These half hose of lisle thread sell larly | | for 50 cents. You will need plenty of them | this autumn. Plain and fancy geht’ with | clocks or stripes ..3 pairs for $1.00, . pair, 35c. Men’s Union Suits Made of a fine quality Egyptian ribbed cot- | ton in both regulars and “stout” sizes... $1.25 Ground Floor NECESSITIES MEN WILL BUY Superior Safety Razors—complete with 12 blades. Every set warranted to be satisfactory. Usually $1.00 _ Superior Blades—usually 35¢, nackage nat Shaving Brushes—assorted styles, usually 5OC tO $1.00. ... s+ eeee eee + 35C, 50€ and 75c Tooth Brushes—every one ara per- fect, usually 25¢ each » 2 for 25¢ Witch Hazel—the finest quality obtainable, usual 25c¢ and 35¢ sizes and 25¢ Westphal’s Hair Tonic—$1.00 size. . .42c (_ Ro —CLo eK!