The evening world. Newspaper, April 7, 1916, Page 15

THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 1916, MATOPPO RESUMES VOYAGE, | necks or car wnie| Viking by ening. Sir 1845, was of matical ity arly in t WILLIAM A, READ," HEAD OF BANKING FIRM, «= DAD AT HS HOME W as Well Known in Financial | Circles and a Director in Many Corporations rks and mown Atitiy FRECKLE | | Now Is the Time to Get Rid of These ' Ugly Spots. BREAK WATEL British steamer Matop Broadway at Ninth : Open 8.30 to 5.30, Another Happitying Saturday for the Whole Family WOMEN “ie a Fur Storage Vaults. Auditorium Concert—2.30 from any William A. Read, head of AMCs little of it night and m: mening and you O NG . WOMEN ing firm of William A. Re i — |should soon see that even the worst } l J Pay, Natsaw ant Cian 1 AUTO KILLS SIR A. R. SIMPSON fiectichecr ware uve wanted eattrely one of the most nent fi z « . g figures inthis Giiy; den at Surelock ettioh Medtoal Awrhostty seewote| Itideeldom tha 1,431 New Suits at $15 to $85 Suits, Coats, Dresses by the Sixty-nccond strect, Mr Read. Nad, niet ie Sure ark fr the vb strength | 600 New Dresses at $15 to $30 Thousands—Attractive Variety of pleurisy since March 27 OS" | othine as this is sold und co of . nd sonk ‘it ily in the Mae dave of vel: | money back if it faile to remove freckion 240 New Coats, $18.75 to $29.50 We have pictured a few, but can’t even begin to give his iliness, received from being —Advt. One sentence epitomizes the Soiree Gowns at $30 an idea of the hundreds of smart fashions, youthful and Bin ar wae RoR lated easter sunieen = }] news of the Gallery of Fashion | Evening frocks; two models; bepomninge incre oe ie Sie Se Tie Mearetiae the least t Compe he Interborough | esscnnen® ibe T there will be something here | one shows bodice of moire and pe , e goodness of the mai - Rapid ‘tr in shih ore” “80, Saturday for all women. striped silk and soiree skirt in 1,267 New Suits, sree chooaing at $20, $28.6 and He was born in Brooklyn, on fy | «°° | New Yorks Leading Victrola Stores’ -"**, There will be plenty to | TS, gray, black, green, white, $16.50 to $62.50 tin to 16 years), $11.76 to 20, 1858, the rge W. and | ind Aup 1 graduated Brooklyn Poly+ techn Ins in 1873, On Noy, 20, 1894, he married Caro- line H. Seaman of Brooklyn. He had been n 1 in banking in New York Isi7. He was in the di- rector he Continental Fire In- baimers h Rapid edo, the St tn Railroad Co WOULD HAVE HIS JOKE. Bov's tn pocket teache k of putting asafoedita S17 coat, Astoria ges in suit against 8 father FIND GIRL JAIL BREAKER. Finger Prints Betray (Weed Drag sH of tation, has made on the day ment If a man’s limit for a suit is $15 or $20 let him come here. He'll get the same style as the $40 man. The difference is in the materials and workmanship. Light-weight top-coats, $15, $18, $20 and up. The B. K. special Hats at $3.00 Stetson Hats at $3.50 and $4.00. | There are very unusual values in our Boys’ Norfolks with extra trousers, at $6.50, $8.50, $10. Complete lines of boys hats, blouses and furnishings, moderately priced. New Patterns tn Manhattan Shirts Broadway at 324 St, Cooper Square at 6th St, Manhatten Fultom St. at De Kalb Av, Brooklyn Op d " e banday: ipa pole Monthly Py inc «23 W 42nd St %, ‘Victor Factory Distributors » Telephone Murray Hill S00 o e - ‘®e, o* a. BY ©“ cesmennaeneccconsee*” An opportunity to get your Victrola on the very casiest terms Victrola XI $100 Including $5 in Records The Fifth Avenue Shop 349, 351, 353 FIFTH AVENUE at 34th St. to Reduced to First Sale of the Season FOR SATURDAY All Our $15,and $20 Reduced i g. Hats All Our $10 and $12 730 Hats Large Smart Sailors and Small Hats for the Younger Set. Our Middie Aged Ladies’ Hats are Wonderful. aes - © same <O cae +O Same 0 me - Om +O cme + ames (> ceme> Q > ems O + See 1 Se = Oe + C's BAN ANKsBRO NoatnWest Corner Sixty Aves |S“ STR. Ty = through our Convenient Credit De- rtment into your cozy, comfortable home: 1 Terms, NO Red Tape, No Puzzle Tage IGURE TAGS Throughout Cur Stock [CA SH ONE Low price CREDIT] OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS. — SIDE-ICER REFRIGERATOR in solid oak, galvanized food FOUR-POST COLONIAL BED | compartment, absolutely san- in Mahogany, as illus- $43.50 itary; illus- .48 trated ee Mies Motor Truck Deliveries Everywhere. MWCor.6" ivecle"St ‘Pass Sewereree choose from in all sizes, colors, styles and prices. 125 Suits at $15 306 Suits at $19.50 375 Suits at $25 64 models in the three groups; serges, poplins, _mix- tures, gabardines, hairline stripes, checks—at one or other price; straight lines, belts, side flare, buttons, braid binding. Plain-tailored Suits of serge, gabardine, Poiret twill, taffeta — black, navy, gray, sand, Belgian blue and sues some have pockets; 500 Very Fine Suits Close adaptations of the styles shown at the February Paris openings, in grays, black, na the new tans, and checks; $37.50 to $85. 150 Dresses at $15 100 Dresses at $19.50 350 Dresses at $25 42 models in three groups; taffeta and crepe Georgette combinations, serge, char- meuse, and taffeta combina- tions; navy, black, gray, rose, white, green, at one price or the other; some evenin, gowns of net and lace an tulle and satin binding; after- noon, street and dinner dress- es; the new and the practical. or Copenhagen blue. The other shows soiree em- broidered in bands and silver flowers, with silver lact floune- ing; bodice of tulle and silver lace; in rose, evening blue and peach. Day Dresses, $15 to $75 Evening Frocks, $19.50 to $187.50 Sports Dresses, $19.50 to $55. 90 Coats at $18.75 50 Coats at $25 100 Coats at $29.50 Many of these are exact Edges 4 of coats in our stocks priced much higher; makers are clearing their workrooms to engage on lighter sum- mer clothing. Gabardine, eponge, velours cloths, serge, covert cloth, tweeds—a_ wonderfully inter- esting collection; flatness in front, flare on sides; belts, broad collars, pockets; backs that drape full from shoulders; plain tailored coats. Tweeds, $15 to $76. Serge, gabardine, $19.50 to $98 Silks, $25 to $150, Suits for Large Women Sizes 4014 to 481 $27.60, And up Designed for large women only; lines cleverly curved or straightened to meet the wishes of women who wear sizes 4014 and above; gabar- dines in navy and black; black and white checks; tans; but- a beautiful showing of | tons and braid. Saturday. Second floor, Old Bldg. And Still the Lovely New Hats Come In! Saturday will see a glowing new and beautiful collection this we will say: If you want a large straight of brim, flow of ay , shapes and colors to suit every woman in New York. here’s not space to say very muc! 5 are hundreds of hats, and not many of them are alike. about them, for there But ilor, be it drooping or , velvet, ribbon, or fancy trimmed, it is here waiting for you. If you want a small close-fitting hat, it is here waiting for you. If you want a suit hat, a more dressy hat, a sports hat, a mourning hat, it is here waiting- for you. Tr saflors, faced with si $15. labor makes the pape Rise in prices of raw materials and increase unavoid- will be some new lisere (that’s the shiny straw) sa epe Georgette or taffeta. i Moderate-Priced Millinery Salons, First floor, Old Building. LAST DAY. AT $15 Wanamaker Wardrobe Trunk— NEVERBREAK On Monday next, April 10, and thereafter the price will be $20. Tomorrow, Saturday, will be the last day on which it may be bought for Worth seeing. able. follows— makers Subway floor, New Building, The makers of the trunks ad- vise us that prices have risen as on vulcanized fibre, 400 per cent. on locks, 150 per cent. on hardware, 100 per cent. on linings, 75 per cent. on veneer, 15 per cent. on labor, 25 per cent. Two courses were open they could either (1) cheapen the trunk by using ‘‘seconds’”’ or in- = ferior materials so that the price of $15 could be continued; or (2) give the same good standard value at the in- creased price of $20, and maintain the five years’ guarantee. They decided on the latter course. We are glad they did. not have offered to our customers a cheapened, inferior NEVERBREAK. And our customers would not want it. So tomorrow, Saturday, until the closing of the Store, or so long as our stocks hold out, we will fill all orders received for the Wana- maker NEVERBREAK wardrobe trunk at $15. Spring suits with two pairs knickers; six new models; blue serge and good mixed colors; sizes 7 to 18 years; $7.50 to $16.50. Special Suits, $7.50 TOPCOATS, 11 to 18 yrs. sizes, $7.60 to $16.50. NOVELTY SUITS of blue serge pongee, mohair and mixtures, 3 to 8 years sizes, $5.50 to $8.50, REEFERS of covert cloth, serge, mixtures and checks, 24) to 8 years sizes, $5 to $12 WASH sizes, new, ,» 3 to 10 years , durable; $1.65 to 6. Burlington Arcade floor, New Building. Eastman Kodaks at Special Prices The Camera Shop, located on the Subway floor, 4th Ave. end, between the two buildings, announces these special prices on Eastman kodaks— No. 1A Autographic, Jr., FV, 7, $18 type, $15.50. No. 1A Autographic, Jr., R. R. lens, $13 type, $9.50. No. 1A Kodak, Jr., single lens, $9 type, $7.50. Subway floor, New Building. to the We could Specially good choosing at $16.50, $18.75, $23.50, $25 $27.50, $80 and $82.60, All taffeta suits, serge and taffeta, Poiret twill, serge, gabardine, stockinet, tw worsted and velours checks. Navy blue, gray, black, tan and colore and black-and-white checks; sizes 14 to 20 years. Fillette suits (sizes 12 to 16 years), $11.75 to $21.75. 700 Smart Coats, $10.75 to $68.50 Street coats of serge and gabardine, some combined with silk; sports coats of velours, silk jersey, Bolivia cloth, corduroy, chinchilla, novelty fabrics, Blouses of Imported Striped Georgette Crepe Wonderfully A pretty, for beautifully unusual, and just what women want to wear with Different and distinctive. their new spring suits. models at $5.75 and $6.75. Crepe de chine blouses with double cape collars of crepe Georgette, in panes and all-white crepe de chine blouses with lace plaid, fancy stripe, frills, or plain; $6.75. white, rose, flesh and cham; Blouses at $3.85 On the Main Floor Some very good crepe de chine blouses, plain or frilled; blouses of soft merveilleux silk; net blouses over chiffon, with embroidered net frills; fancy’ net Wlouses over net. All $8.85. Women’s Shoes at $4 and $5 Ey pieced: money. MEN This is the merchandise gives you, when you take up one of the new Suits at $15 or $16.50 The cloth is well woven; *it feels it will it is a very nice pat- tern; I don’t think 1 could ever get good; it keeps its shape; wear well; tired of it. The cut is excellent; the coat sits on my shoulders like a made-to-order coat; trousers are well-shaped, right length, Somebody has done good work on this suit; it has the air of careful tailoring. “Tll Take This Suit’ It {s a fact that, because of our very large operations and our 55 years’ experience in making and selling men’s clothing, we are able to offer the fallest value that can be offered in suits at $15 and $16.50. Spring Topcoats, too, $15 and $16.50 Broadway, Corner Eighth. y woman will want a pair of new shoes for the Easter We have a large variety of tan and black low and high shoes, at $4 and $5, well made, exceptionally good for the In fact shoes of similar material and make will cost 25 per cent. more within a few months. At the same prices, several models of white canvas shoes. impression Some Pretty Dress Specials New Georgette crepe and taffeta frocks in three m= ing models, $25. Another taffeta frock with Georgette crepe sleeves, $22.75. Crepe de chine and crepe Georgette, $17.50. Serge coat dresses with pongee vests, collar and cuffs, $16.50. Sizes 14 to 20 years. Girls’ Clothes Coats, $6.75 to $32.50, Colored dresses, $1 to $10.50. White dresses, $2.25 to 14.50. Sizes 6 to 14 years. Second floor, Old Building. the color combinations are Two Third floor, Old Building Pretty White Voile Blouses Made to our order; so they are extra pretty. ‘They are not gathered into belts, but hang loose and tie with tape which makes them easily tubbed, ‘Trimmed with Valenciennes or filet lace or embroidered, $2.60, $2.75, $3 and $3.75. Main floor, Old Building Main floor, Old Building the Combination Suits for Men 3,000 of $1 quality at 70c 960 of $1.50 and $2 qualities, $1.25 150 of $4.50 qualities, $3 We sold 12,000 of these same suits last year 70c are in mercerized cotton, striped or plaid madras, check nainsook, plain pongee, cotton crepe, fancy stripe madras; in fancy silk and cotton, Panama cloth, striped “striped madras, fancy mercerized cotton; those at $3 in white silk, a few striped. Burlington Arcade floor, New Bldg. those at $ madras, sat Those at