The evening world. Newspaper, April 21, 1916, Page 11

“-_ ms MOVIE MEN IN ROW. FRECKLES! one Hide Them with a Veil; Remove Them With the Othine Prese ription, This prescription for the Jes was written by o 4 ian and is Usually so sui t of hostilities between the ture Board of Trade and the emoval of xt month, o Picture Hers have witle f ‘Trad wnies, ent Iminediately began plans ntral Pal- 1 COR. MYRTLE AVE. & BRIDGE ST. BKLYN. Big Easter Week Sale of FINE FURNITURE Specially prepared stocks for i every room in your house Cash or on Convenient Terms! 72 Years of Success on This Corner Is Your Guarantee | of Satisfaction. ¥ ¥ This $150 Four-Piece Golden and Jacobean Oak Dining Suite at *119 Four highly polished pleces, as follows China Closet, 44 in. wide x 62 in. high Serving Table, 19 in, wide x 40 in. high. Butfet, 54 in. wide x 43 in, high. Table, 43 in. wide, extends to 6 ft. 4 a; Pieze ly Ivone B Cedinam Suite, Re $150; Easter Week | Sale, $89 This $99 3-Piece Leathor Library Suite. Easter Week oale Haw ! ree: piat tet s upholstered r An ecenllant value | REFRIGERATORS BABY CARRIAGES | CARRIAGES last fall by | j Intru Dining Chairs and | Arm Chairs to match | THE EVENING Kh dtd FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1916. a WOMAN POLICEMAN (aa \ | SURPRISES BURGLAR BUSY IN HER POU, | 4 EAS 7 "FER R) iii ——— Mrs GRACE E. HEADIFIN:- Mrs G man and hall inspector of Pater- doa burglar in her k Avenue, last night ed Intruder escaped through the back door as Mrs. Headifen entered the fre The woman police man with turning fre daughter Agnes was ehurch when she saw the burgiar’s f ‘ght flitting through the , | house 4 we ken, netfee BURGLARS GET AWAY AS HE PHONES POLICE, rs in Home of A. OH. per frustrated a burglary early to- day at the home of A. H. Kayton, ired Pr t of the Milton Plano | Compan: 325 West One Hun- t, one do dredth r from River- side I Mr. Kayton was arousd from a none 00 # ad slurmby y a noise in the low house, He awak- ened his wife, and both decided bur- glare were wi Mr. Kaytor for the telephone and in- 1 Liew vinpson of the W » Hundredth Street Stauon of the situation, Too impatient, however, to wait ynned a bathro! “d4-automat nd went He had just ipleted an examination of the #sec- mid floor When eleven policemen ar- the police, he then de rmed himself with a downsta »wed where © from the owning,King & Company Big Stock—Low Frets eM Terms. <a 16s, 160, 165 and 170 Grand Street Smith Street Cor. Driggs Ave. BROOKLYN Ccr. Wyckoff St. ¢ Weekly on $20 Worth of Clothing Deposit 1Weekly, EASTER CLOTHING FOR YOUR WHOLE FAMILY SMALL PRICES EASY TERMS SUITS and TOP COATS Men and $ 98 EA Yourg I 4 Men 5 4B An unlimited assortment ct Sh (PD ) patterns to choose frem; the i latest cloths and fast colors. SMART SUITS For $45: AD, rx Women and Misses Ci All stylish, well-made, choice ct belted or Aare oN He: effects; the latest and all-pepular colors are represented. Latest Fashions in Spring Dresses Boys’ Nortoli suits ye ALL ALTERATIONS EREE Uiscount on the Dolla and Spring Peeters (10% tee Girls’ £ pring $5.98 on credit pu Coats and Dresses 0) when opening a new aceor OPEN MONDAY AND SATURDAY EVENING: For the boys and children ‘our clothing, hats and furnishings supply every need ‘in refined styles and durable goods. Nortolk suits with extra trousers, exceptional values at $6.50, $8.50 and $10 Sizer 6 to IB y Novelty Suits in cloth and washable materials to & years $1.25 to $5 Reefers and top coats of blue serge, black and white checks and neat mixtures, $3.75 to $12. Blouses, pajamas, hosiery, underwear and neckwear. Boys’ hats of straw, cloth or felt. The place to by whatever you want Headifen, special police Ka Jon’t Wait to Gather iH p Any Booty. | Restiessness Induced by a late sup- > Shoe Sale” st — THE BIG SHOE STORE WITH THE LITTLE PRices ‘N with 3) Boys’ Spring Shoes your Easter Shoes Are Here! Men’s & Young Men’s Suits #$15 418 $20 $25 Pay One Dollar a Week BOYS’ EASTER SUITS $4.95 to $7.95 ENTRANCE to CLOTHING through FURNTPURE STORE T. Kelly Co. : 5 263-6th Ave. iusW. 17th St. Ope ienneens Yaturday Evenings Until 7 «Clock Victor Records ; for Easter Oh, Come, All Ye Feithful Adeste Fide Trinity Choir with Chimes Trinity Choir 16996 | Joy to the World 74356—-Holy City 88403—-Hosanna 88425—-Agnus Dei Lamb Angels Ever Bright and Fair 35075 Unfold, Ye Portala! (from “Red Watts-Handel, Jars Evan Williams Enrico Caruso of God Bizet) Lat Enrico Caruso aL ucy labs le Marsh Trinity Choir uilding. Gating on Cred John Wanamaker Ninth, New York Broadway at | and Furbelows Envelope Formerly A.T. Stewart & Co, Last-Minute Readiness for Easter Silk Stocking Sale For $1.15 stockings that | practically duplicate quali- tiesinourownstock at $1.50 | 4000 pairs N king bh 95c, 1200 pair extra fine white ortantight weight thread silk stock | ings made with mercerized soles. For 65¢, $1 grades of black or white thread silk stockings with cotton top and soles; have slight weaving imperfections Main floor, Old Building Gift Stockings From France Only eleven pairs of them, $5, were $10 to $15. Fine black silk inset with real lace. Sizes 9 and 9by 4 ony. Main floor, Old Building Easter Frills Befrilled taffeta petticoats All pleated and ruffled, in lovely light’ Bastery shades. lavender, reer apricot, “blue and pink’ darker shades as well. ‘Third floor, Old Building . | =<" A dainty | LNG Eastery handker- chiet with « butterfly or a rabbit’ gayly embroidered in one corner, 25e. Main floor, Old Building. Green and gold-finished mesh bags, $15 to $37.60 Mesh fine, smart shapes, exquisite tops. Cunning ducks and chicks made of fresh water pearls and enamel form appropriate Easter pins, $2.25 vo $5. Earrings- -long and short, imitation pearls und odd stones, | large collection, ranging in price | from 60e to $12.50. Very attractive miniatures | Al designed ufter old French 1s, $0.50 to $15. Pretty bar pins, The case filled with combs | contains many desirable one ranging in price from 0c to $12 Main fioor, Old Building Ue to $1.50, pocketbooks, Particularly good for the | Eight different styles of which resembles leather), morocco and calf cr In black, navy blue, g brown and tan! $1.50 price Old Building Boys’ Last Day for Easter Clothes We've made ready for | him. Stocks have been | replenished. Fine, fresh, new suits, topcoats, reef- ers, Caps, ete. — all will be here Saturday. Norfolk suits, $7.50; and upto $l 7 to 18. Snappy "i Juvenile suits, $5.50 to $8 Wash suits in Norfolk or Ri extra knickers, Blouse waists Burlingt A Women’s Easter Shoes For the last-minutes’ Raster sings we are prepared with a new supply of good-looking new oxfords, pumps and slippe Very attractive und $4 to $13 in Floor, Old B er y delicious candy from the Camee Shop « bonbons, $1 | ran pound Ati ible full of pretty FE, wifes a und novelties. aster | to take th | Women’s New a Kaster buying. Apropos of which, we shall do everything to facilitate immediate delivery of goods | purchased tomorrow. There will be six mod- els of suits at $15. Serges, gabardines, black and white checks. Braid trimming, stitching, but- tons, belts, Four _ three- -quarter models of coats at $15. ‘Two full-lined, one yoke-lined, one unlined Serge—black and navy ; belts all- nid of at side only, d front; the unlined mixture, “There will be some new suits at $19.50 and gabardines. And ing of some much-liked ipes and braid-bound poplins, suits at $25. Cabinets are smiling from one door to the other in the Girls’ Little Gray Salons. A thousand Master suits are ready for girls and young women of fourteen to twenty years. Six hun- dred dre: are prepared r owners hap- pily to and from dances, concerts, theatres, calls, luncheons — anywhere. Several hundred more suits are here for the younger sisters -the _fil- lettes. And the last few days we have been receiv- ing quantities of wash frocks for the /fillettes. Women’s $1 | Just Crossed the Ocean White gloves, soft, flexible, fresh and with the new seen so often in Paris pearl buttons, overseam sewn, This is the eae only shipment we shall be able to get, f iy, but there are 2,400 pairs and plenty of 4) all sizes enough for Saturday, we hope. mn y QD clasp) Milar Wanamaker ck We have prep: all the experience of years, The Suits d for it fresh from morrow are finest. shops, , 1 t} madels, the tudy “s of your matured, result 1 S1s5 0 to $35. At $3 sin London, in Doney shoulder in pri grays, hee raglan coats rang tions of Fashions Begin at $15 Saturday And there will be plenty of them | suits, coats, dresses —in each group. rivals for last-moment-before- Young People’s Suits That Seldom Need Altering Silk Gloves, 50¢ Pair Another shipment of those good two- point embroide Main Aisle, MEN’S FASHIONS is the 56th Kaster in hing history. all the The suits you will see to- from manufae- turers Who have proven to us, during the past 55 years, tha they can make men’s: suils the Wanamaker way — some- thing every maker of suits eannot do, The showing in- Is and und go up to fine worsteds Broadway, at Ninth, Nine models of dresses at $15. ‘Taffetas, crepe meteor, crepe Georgette, and combinations. Pointed ruffles, bandings of taf- feta, gold embroidery, long blouse effects and jacket effects, over- collars of crepe—quite a variety. The pretty taffeta and gabardine suit at $35 will also be here in all sizes tomorrow. Prices go by easy stages, —to $95 for tailored suits; —to $95 for street frocks; —to $150 for evening dresses; —to $150 for coats, A wonderful collection. Second floor, Old Building. The Price List Many of the prices have been dropped with- in the last day or two in order to add all sizes to certain groups ac lower 20 years, 50 to $85. Street coats, sizes 14 to 20 years. $9.50 to $68.50, Dresses, sizes 14 to 20 years, $11.50 to $100, Suits for fillettes, sizes 12, 14, 16 years, $16.60 and $18.50. Dresses for filleties, sizes 12, 14, 16 years, $3 to $14.50, couts, $6.75, $7.75, $9.75 32.50, colored wash dresses, sizes 6 to 14 years, $1 to $10.50, Second floor, Old Building. Gloves That single stitching on back and London; large e silk gloves with Paris White or black. | Main floor, Old Building with the of a Ne who n at