The evening world. Newspaper, April 7, 1916, Page 5

THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 1916. Miss Adler lives at No, 647 Pine|ELaborers Beat Engineer tn Yard Strike at Tarrytown. Street, Brooklyn. (Special to The Erening World.) Hor assailants are described by! TARRYTOWN, N. Y., April 7 Miss Donovan as young, of medium| pres GIRL AGENT FOILS Compositions of Afternoon Tea, Marion Bauer a la Carte 39th Street 10 A. M. to 5 P. M. | Tenth Floor sie can Montity them Chickering Hall | vere Cae MUSICALE ial N POLICE WHISTLE' e wn! LOG & LQvlor | ws i aty P.M. i ‘ Luncheon and senile ' Woman in Opposite “L” Sta- \ tion Gives Alarm When Two Robbers Attack. Founded 1826 38th Street FIFTH AVENUE at ibe ry CHOKED THEIR VICTIM. | a Lord & Taylor Feature “Specialized’’ FASHIONS FOR MISSES AND GIRLS Models that interpret cleverly and correctly the latest edicts of those Parisian designers, whose creations make the mode. At Exceptionally Attractive Prices ED 1 ES 0) ED 0) EDO Miss Donovan Hysterical After Encounter, but Remains on Duty. 38th Street 39th Street FIFTH AVENUE ( 8 2 eet ee arrose || || View the new mode’s most charming phases ‘ j in this notably comprehensive showing of Suits, Aw altennnet Spring Sale of Coats and Dresses for youthful feminity. An attempt by two young Tob Miss May Donec | | | 8 | men to . ticket agent X\. the downtown elevated station at Hewes Street and Broadway, Will- MEN’S LOW & HIGH SHOES Misses’ Dresses An assortment that includes smart, but simple Street Dresses of serge; Afternoon Dresses of taffeta, Georgette crepes and novelty silks, Evening Frocks of embroidered net, chiffon lace Jamsburg, early to-day, was frus- surah Adler, ticket © side of the Tomorrow, Saturday, April 8th to April 15th Inclusive trated when Miss jority are in checks, with novel collars and cuffs of silk, se seller on the op The styles and leathers are so replete with footcraft news inspiration sand gabardines blew her police whistle and too, and effectively ‘ : : : silk trimmed or this season that we are compelled, in adequate recognition of the interests $ ' ' ' ' Misses’ Suits Six models of extremely smart style, one of which is illustrated. The ma- ' | fetly tai and Georgette crepe, frightened the robbers away x \ strictly tailored.......s.eeeees eo rhey aaa aeatie ies eee WAT of our Men Patrons, to emphasize the variety by a $19.50, $25.00, $35.00 and $39.50 D to take place Just before the ar- : ’ Suits Misses’ Coats “1S ier chipiltle? Special Introductory Sale—For One Week Only i Misses’ Suit Spring Top Coats, practical Utility Mead DL as as ae ’ : ‘ . ’ “ ” ‘Ten models, serges and — gabar Coats, Swagger Sports Coats, graceful ee rererry Or te Bien, woul ne lhe quality of build—and these Shoes are built, not merely made”’— Ps dines, in tan, navy and black, with con- Afternoon Coats and charming Evening = ae ha abet su en requires not a dot of emphasis. It is of the same intrinsic worth that has now tale yeni vel avi hy Wraps. oe very jataet models in ever, a the car had come and gone | i n * fi a . ‘ er I nov copies ¢ rie models. tweeds, homespuns, checks, serges, gab- with the moncy before thelr | made the name Lord & Taylor for many Teen yaeny mous with Footwear Checks effectively silk trimmed or ardines, RUE ON, tittitnc pf are ance. An inspection of the shapes will register your approval of their co) strictly tailored........4 renner $25.00 mete, & About correctness, $15.00, $17.50, $19.50 to $55.00: you canie up the stains and You will favor your purse in months to come by anticipating now aes — 4 , j Sprite Misses gh fovalty went tform through the exit your summer needs, The cost of leather is still on the rise and no man ees MEdECHE aw “plain eateethas; plaids, and stripes, velour worsted, Jer- fateway, Slo called to them to knows its eventual altitude. shepherd check worsteds of fine quality; sey cloth, striped linens, corduroy, back and pay their fare gabardines, serges and smart combina. alpaca, Many Sport Skirts among All from our regular stock. New Spring High and Low Shoes, Tan and Black. to her by them, for golf, tennis and mountain nd be n chokin climbing. An unusually attractive as- sortment, at $5.95, $6.95, $7.95 to $15.00 tions. A number of Sport models, in Jersey cloth, included......... . Finer Suits.. .... $35.00 to $69.50 Smart in Lines and Finish. Our usual prices $6.00 & $7.00 screamed and Miss Adler promptly lew tev whilatle Our usual price $4.00 | yelled the | | | ' ' | ' | | | ' | | j character. ' | ' i] ' ' ‘ ' | | | ' ' © | s i i ; 8.20 ck Miss Donovan in the station when two 6 i g i i o Habk UGniee- the Geb,” 3 4 5 5 3 5 | Girls’ Silk Dresses, $18.75 Girls’ Top Coats, Special, i Girls’ and Juniors’ Suits, ! second i rem $ e $ . | Two charming styles. A model in $10.7. ' $25.00 7 Heart and q 4 ; checked chiffon taffeta, in rose, Navy and Copenhagen serge and i Checks of every conceivable size when Patrotone | Our usual prices $5.00 & $6.00 | Our usual prices $7.00 & $8.00 reseda and Hague blue; the bolero velour finished checks, in two de- | and style, over plaids, serges and t erovar and. Hani Aenea | 1 jacket over a bodice of Georgette cidedly emart models, For girls of 6, ' gabardines; combinations of plain y movae) who Ui twenty are) $4 35 ' $5 85 crepe, tucked and dot embroidered; Sand to, A belted Coat, with straps, material, with plaids and checks, A \ yf sear divas Ke Notas ° ! ° full, pleated skirt. ‘The other in in which pockets are cleverly intro- variety of smart models, with Coats s tr was not injured, and Ground Floor, 88th Street Entrance Pussy Willow taffeta, in rose, reseda duced; collar of pique with silk tie; in novel belted styles or with Raglan i terical from her | and Copenhagen; a model with three lined to waist. shoulders; box coats, Norfolk coats, ‘ , n duty, a por- sie Gg ae PERRET ARIE NIE OR RE | tier ruffled skirt and dainty bodice Coats for girls of 10, 12 and 14, in blouse coats with silk and pique / er being ) her company. 9) <i> O i> 04> 04D (0) ED 0D 0 ED () GED (0) ED () <DD> 0 GD (0 with Georgette crepe collar and cuffs flaring model, with belted back and collars. Flaring or pleated skirts, the = = hand embroidered. Sizes 12, 14 and panels extending to form pockets; majority with suspenders. Sizes 12,, ° 16, sailor collar, with pique over collar. 14, 16 and 15 and 17 years, i Third Floor Oc, or tl encanvancen: ance cem Semseenecens. cenit SSE eme a ee OT | Oe) amar mpi : pee : es a oa cae see oe ge 5 4 Music Rooms for Today and *33 This is the NEW Player Piano with the new Mlexible Wind-chest which makes the instrument so wonderfully responsive and so easy to play. The piano proper is a fine instrument of sub- 1 quality and musical worth. The woods, es, felts, strings and appointments are care- f ted; for the basis of a good player piano is a good piano. The piano may be played by hand exactly as any other Upright Piano. The tone is especially pleasing; the action is light and is in no way inter- fered with by the interior player. THE DEMAND FOR THESE PLAYER PIANOS Id be ten times as great as it already is, could people to realize the really remarkable quality, the won- derful player advantages brought about by the new im- provement—the Flexible Wind-chest. We know the price is sensational, so we want to tell vou in as simple and straight-forward Jenguags as possible, exactly our position as to the quality of the instruments and our responsibility to every purchaser. 38th Street Tomorrow selling Another limited shipment of the New Player Pianos has been received and the instruments are offered for sale today and tomorrow at the identical price and on the sume terms that were quoted during our great March sale. A Limited Number of the New Player Pianos emt {IH [ ew Easy Terms $9.00 a Month after a Small Down Payment : We guarantee the materials and workmanship to be free from defects. We guarantee each instrument in every detail of construction, We guarantee every purchaser absolute satisfaction in addition to our positive guarantee of the instrument constructional quality To watch the Ilexible Wind-chest while the New Player Piano is being played, is like watching a living thing. It breathes like a human being soft and steadily, with sometimes a long, deep breath when the pressure on the treadles so wills ‘To play the New Player Piano is to experience the joy of perfect musical response, ‘lo see why it is so perfect is only to admire it the more, knowing that the human effects are attained by a contr within the instrument only comparable to the breathing apparatus of a living being. We have an attractive booklet showing photo- graphic liken of the new Player Piano and detailing its features fully. A copy will be given on request at our Piano Rooms mi Lord 6 Taylor « FIFTH AVENUE A 0 OO GDC) A OC 0 ED OED O GE DO SO ED 0 SEED (0) OSD 0D SD 39th Street SPRING FOOTWEAR For Misses and Children Smart new styles, designed on orthopedic lines and modelled in the most serviceable of selected leathers. Choose from the Lord & Taylor assortment of Juvenille Footwear, with the assurance that it is absolutely correct from the viewpoint of style and that values are invariably excellent Girls’ Pumps-——-Special $4.00 Patent leather or black Russia calf; low heeled and de- cidedly the vogue. i Girls’ Dress Boots, $5.00 i Of patent leather, with black cloth or dull kid tops. 4 ve ' i Girls’ College Boots, $5.00 i Low heeled, laced and extremely smart in style; tan or black calf ] ' Sturdy and serviceable Misses’ and Children’s Shoes In new Spring lasts and leathers. White Buckskin. Button styles. Sizes 6 to 8, $2.75; 81% to 11, $3.25; 114 to 2, $3.75. Dress or School Shoes Dull or Patent Leather Oto Siasaceeinos $2.00 WIG1O4ic ar eeisane $2.50 SUGIG Blin ccces as $2.25 24%4106.. $3.00 White Buckskin Top Shoes -Special, $2.95 Patent leather vamps and buttoned tops of sof buckskin. white Sizes R'4 tot Second Floor SPRING STYLES For Very Little Folks Quaint little Dresses with the cutest of pockets and belts. Coats that flare saucily or are quite demure; Hats and Bonnets that are too pretty for words, ‘These are the new Fashions, displayed in the Infants’ Wear Section, Prices, too, are attractive Smart Little Colored Dresses Chambray in blue, pink or tan in a clever model, with ockets inset in the full skirt and a belt across the bach; collar and cuffs ar white repy Bloomers, too, are cluded, at the Special P $1.95 Also Smocked Dresses In the new styles-—-I’mpire models, with full pleated skirts and waist line effects--made of ginghams and chambrays and finished with pretty collars and cuffs, at . $1.95 | Spring Coats Of shepherd checks and serges; belt rodel with pe and pearl buttons; Fmpire, box and strictly tailore neatly lined. Organdie or pique hand embroidered collar and cuffs. Sizes to 6 vears. Special $5.45 Spring Hats Pretty poke and mushroom shapes in fine Milan, trimmed with velvet flounces $3.95 Fourth Ploor a 0 <0 EE 0-<CED- (0) -<SEED-) -<CRED- 0 <EED- 0) D(C (0 Remmi: ceccom--anmSamsoren-serrenrauteardreneuesemsensen’aer-@-ervem‘emcancens’ ib-an+an eus-an-Sien>=e su canvansend-aprantsnrenranranseosetiar With Spring Clothes Whether he is a little lad of three or a big’; manly chap of 18, the Lord & Taylor assortment offers many styles that will suit him and at prices. that you will willingly pay. Norfolk Suits. Spring weight tweeds and cheviots, in cleverly tailored models, with the new patch pockets, belts and pleats. Alpaca lined coats; one or two pairs of Knickerbockers. Sizes 7 to 18 years. Identical in style and quality with suits usually sold for ees a encecceccccccnsor GOs Other Norfolk Suits, in serge, tweed, cheviot $6.00 to $15.00. Tub Suits, Juvenile models, for boys of 3 to 9 y Middy, ‘Tommy Tucker, belted Norfolk and Rui no Suits, in repps, duck, chambray and linen; strictly tailored or with braid and emblems. Suits of 45 and $4.50 grades. Special.......seeseeeee eee are Tub Suttes, in cotton, linen and silk, in styles practical and pretty for boys of 3 to 8 years... $1.65 to $20.00 Norfolk Tub Suita, in linen, crash, khaki and Palm Bea sees $3.50 to $5.50 Spring Reefera, of shepherd check, Models for boys of 3 to to eS $12.50. Specia and fancy mixtures, <> 0-0 SAE (0) ENED 0 RED (GED 0D (0 ) ED 0 GERD 0 -EEED-0-<GEED- (0) ED 0-0-0 GEE (0) ED 0D 0-0-0) ———— (2) D> 0 <> ED 0 ED) ED 0 -<ED 0) <EED () ED- (0) <> 0 ED (-<GED 0 GED (0) <DD> cloth; sizes 8 to 17... coverts, ser, e and $6.00 to $10.00 Caps and Hats of cloth and straw, in every correct style le to $5. tweed, and the newest shapes OUTFITTING THE BOY ' ! | | ' ' | Fourth Floor ni gi pha ig nea i “THE PUGGAREE” A Novel Pongee Sports Set The Sportswoman will hail with delight these clever Sets, designed to give the final touch of smartness and a gay note of color to the Summer sport’s costumes. fine of texture and huge dows ' | ' ' | __Pongee with wide stripes or i in Rose, Copenhagen, Emerald and Navy, makes the deep sash 1 girdle, the Windsor Tie and the | pleated Hat Band adjustable t¢ {any hat * With Pongee muct for Sports Dresses the welcome of these Sets is in vogue ssured: Hat Bands........... 50e Ties A Belts . 50¢ $1.00 pemeenewawcenwancan~ancan-and)-asceancances-an-as-easaneancan-an. Georgette Crepe Neck- | Hand Embroidered wear in white and flesh Neckwear, Exquisite tints; the smartest of | nov net and Vestees, Collars, Collar Georgette Crepe Guimpes and Cuff Sets; remark | and Vestees Usually able values at $2.50 to $4.00, $1.00, $1.50 & $1.95 | $1.50 « $2.95 Ground Floor — ee ee a ee ee ee ee eee eee emcee ae eee ae ee re eee ae a oa ae eo mecca A 0) D0 ED 0 -GED 0 GEED- (0) GREED 0 GED (0) ED 0 GED 0 ED 0 GED 0 GED 0D (0) D-DD 0-10 2)