The evening world. Newspaper, May 5, 1916, Page 15

CARRIED THEIR FOOD * - WOUND AROUND THEM Six Italian Boys Stow Theniselves Away on Liner, But They're Now in the Brig. | There was a wild chase after six stowaways aboard the Duca di Genova of the Italian Line, when she docked at Thirty-fourth Street to-day in which a majority of the sixty cabin and six hundred steerage passengers Joined with the ship's officers and the pier detectives. The stowaways, all of whom were under sixteen. years old, had come aboard at Naples and Secreted themselves in various places, from the lifeboats to the tunnel shaft. Each had a supply of Spaghetti Wrapped about him under his clothes, Hike the wires on an induction coil, a Re Ta ta in good condition They were placed in the brig, but by the ti » bos jocked ’ me time the boat decked this morn. r made a dash for The ensuing pursuit led all over the ship, with the ultimate result that all eix fugitives were put back tn the brig to be returned to Italy. 7 SEEKS DAUGHTER'S AID IN SUIT AGAINST FATHER Miss Connell Makes New Move in Her $100,000 Breach of Promise Case. Proceedings wi begun in the Su- Preme Court to-day by Margarct Con- nell, Fifth Avenue modiste, who 1s suing Whitney Lyon, millionaire tooth powder king, for $100,000 for alleged breach of promise, to take tho testi- mony of Dorothy Lyon, the defendant's daughter, who is attending Wellesley College. Some of the questions to be pro- Pounded to the daughter are whether Mr, Lyon established Miss Connell in bis country home at New Canaan, Conn,, in the summer of 1915 so that she might care for and grow in the affections of the daughter with the aole idea that she was to become the wife of the millionaire, and whether Mr, Lyon, his daughter and the mo- diste frequei dined out together, > — THIEVES STOLE A TUG. Stripped 1¢ Le Sh The arrest a few days ago of a! harbor pirate who made a practice of stealing tug boats, running them to a secluded spot and stripping them of brass and copper fittings failed to discourage others addicted to that pastime. The tugboat Mastodon, left unguarded at the pier at the foot of Congres Street, Brooklyn, at midnight was missing When her ‘captain. and erew went lo take her out this morn- ing. he tug was located on a shoal in a sinking nd condition off Greenville, N. J, a Jers ity suburb this after- noon. She had been stripped of her brass and ¢ er fittings ward J. De Coppet tron of musical o to his son And ations, is left > the will filed to-day f& obate in the Surro- Fate's office. The banker's wi Pauline, d daughter, Juliet, mentioned tees, and wi estate in the survive his Quartet, the | ramous founded by the hunker tioned in the will ly as contin These RHEINAROONS tune their bassoons In closest harmony, While voices clear praise Rheingold Beer se In lilting melody. Rheingold Beer If there had been a Ladies’ Home Journal a hundred years ago, it would ha: department on home brewing, because housewives then brewed their own beer. Today the brewing is done in great brew- eries like that where Rheingold Beer is made, just as the prese great preserving plants. better product at le for this genuine Victor-Victrola Wwe willsellalimited cost, S. Liebmann’s Sons Brewing Co. NOTE :—8 ceatur- hd i 8 long vie 10 wing the one ind of tobacco. Yet for over 300 years ene tobacco has coatinuously cull vated and improved, Virginia is known as “the tobacco man’s tobacco”’ and experts agree thet it is the highest. grade cigarette tobac- ¢o on earth! number with beautiful cabinet to match and 12 records with music on both sides, for $2.50 $5 Down $3 Monthly EVERY VICTOR RECORD IS ON SALE AT Wissner’s 55 Flatbush Ave., Brooklyn hada rving is done in The result is a 300 New and Smart Hats at $2.95 These: hats are evidence of how well prepared the New Down-Stairs Store is to reproduce the latest fash- ions at a low price. For example, velvet tam- top hats with white hemp brims are here in this unusual collection. So are many other new and charming styles. Among them— Leghorn hats trimmed with velvet. Summery hats of hemp, in white, pink, light blue and tuscan. , Chiffon-topped crown hats with hemp brims. Large sailor hats of leghorn and milan hemp with velvet crowns. , All prettily trimmed with ostrich, flowers, ribbon in various Summery effects. New Down-Stairs Store, Old Bidg. Sports Hats, at $1 Made of a straw which cleverly imi- tates Panama braid. 4 close-fitting shapes. Ngw Down-Stairs Store, Subway Aisle. Women’s Fibre Sweaters at $4.90 and $7.50 There is nothing more desirable for Summer wear than a fibre sweater. We were fortunate to be able to procure these to sell at such very low prices. The $4.95 sweaters are in various byiters mostly belted. The colors are the newest brilliant sports colors. Sizes 36 to 44. The $7.50 sweaters are in five different styles, wool-backed fibre, some belted Norfolk models; others with a sash. A variety of new colors. New Down-Stairs Store, Old Building. Boas and Veils Ostrich boas in various coior combina- tions, $2.25. Open mesh veils—black, white and colors, 35c. New Down-Stairs Store, New Building. Women’s Silk Gloves, 35¢ White tricot silk gloves with Paris-point backs and double finger tips, two-clasp, that equal our own 50c gloves. Long white silk gloves, 16-button length, with Paris- point back. 60c pair—unusual. New Down-Stairs Store, New Building. Women’s Handkerchiefs 18¢ each for pure linen handkerchiefs with swiss embroidered corner, these are really exceptional. New Down-Stairs Store, New Building. Women’s Pumps, $3.50 We do not know where we could dupli- cate them under present market conditions to sell at this price. Patent, bronze, dull and bright kid. Plain pumps with small ornaments, two-strap and cross-strap pumps cut on smart lasts; all sizes in AA to D widths. New Down-Stairs Store, Old Building. Women’s Underclothes 95¢ each for manufacturer's sample nightgowns of fine nainsook—no two ulike. 38c each for corset covers of nainsook. 50c each for smocked nightgowns; envelope che- mises to match, 50c., 95c¢ each for handkerchief-yoke nightgowns, hand- embroidered; envelope chemises to match, 95c. Women’s Petticoats 45c¢ each for 400 black sateen petticoats 95 each for panne cloth petticoats. Japanese Kimonos $1.45 each for crepe kimonos, with pocket sleeves, hand-embroidered. New Down-Stairs Store, Old Building. Combs and Barrettes, 25e, 65c, $1 Thic is a special purchase, and a particu- larly good one. It includes- Casque combs, front combs, side combs, back combs, braid pins, tuck combs and barrettes. In the © group ure some aluminum hair pins and barrettcs. New Down-Stairs Store, New Building. A Very Unusual Sale of Cut Glass begin at 75¢ for vases and go up for large vases, compotes, etc. collection is difficult to deseribe in de- tail, because it includes such a great variety of pieces. The glass is all cut on lead blanks and is really remarkable at the price. We were able to buy at a very low price the entire stock of one factory and we have marked the glass iy Pair In black, white and colors. It is a rare chance to get hosiery of this quality at such aprice. 3 pairs ‘or $1. All sizes. New Down-Stairs Store, New Building. Men’s Neckties jc each for four-in-hand tc 1s in polka-dots ar each for silk nec brocaded and faney patterns Men’s Pajamas, $1 Plain, colored and striped madras New Down-Stairs Store, Old Building, Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co. a reps and of colors in Opening the New TN WAT NEW_YORK ITHOUT splurge in fixtures and decorations and without blustering adver- tising the Down-Stairs Store opens tomorrow with its whole thought on merchandise, fashion and service. and fashion de senting some exceptional offerings. keeping we know that busine: good service every day us, whenever your neec Indicating their good-will our manufacturers igners have co-aperated with us, even in a difficult market, in pre- But with fifty-five years of experience in store- is built not on one-day sales, but on continued Give us your welcome tomorrow, if you choose, but give suggest it, your careful examination of all that the new store offers—its goods, its fashions, its service, its safeguards, its hospitalities. The Fashion Store Down Stairs Offers 125 Women’s Silk Suits at $19.75 “ Feather - weight ” silk — which makes them desirable for wear throughout the entire Summer. Three attractive models cut on fashionable plain lines two ure belted wil around (Pictured). Suits at $10 Silk-and-cotton pop- lin in black, copenhagen and tan. Plain tailored model with sash and embroidered white col- lar and cuffs. Suits at $16.50 Gabardine in three well-tailored models— two with belts. Black and navy are in the majority. 1,500 New Wash Skirts at $1.50 to $4.50 At $2, there is an unusual choice. Cotton poplin, pique, gabardine, basket weave, corded pique, novelty striped ma- terials and cordeline. 293 Silk Dresses, $6.50, $7.50, $12.50 One-third to one- half below regular prices—an_ exceptional purchase in view of present market costs of silks. Five styles at $6.50; six styles at $7.50; five styles at $12.50. Crepe meteor, crepe de chine and plain striped taffeta some combined with net and Georgette crepe. Black, navy and all colors. 500 Women’s Cotton Dresses at $3.75 to $7.50 . Nearly all are made over net founda- tions. At 63.75—Flowered and striped voile—one style with ruffled skirt; another with hemstitphed organ- die collar and cuffs, At $4.60—White and plaid voile combinations. At $5-—coatee dresses of white and plaid voile combined; figured and striped voile dresses with tunics, At $5.75—Novelty striped and plaid voile dresses with tunics. riped voile in bayadere effect, rice nny of ratine, and striped voile eom- andie. Stairs Store, Old Building bined with o1 New Newest Fashions for Girls and Misses Suits of Mohair, $22.50 Mohair is the \ very newest ma- \ terial for suits, § and an ideal one i] wearing qualities ip of me hair. This plted ¢ bel } model is (as illuse id pleated . Gray smartest is the color; although we have this suit alsoin navy, tan, black or white. Sizes 14 to ! 20° years, $22.50. if O®: LY \ Another 'stockinet jersey suit is $24.75, Silk Jersey Sports Coats The one illustrated is trimmed with mara- bou, and can be had in blue, rose, green or black stripes, 5. ‘Another sill erial, with tb Still other ha 07. 8 of plain ma- Coats for All-around Wear A checked velours coat in a full-belted model is $17.50. . This comes in black-and-white checked or plaids. Covert cloth coats, which are particulurly de- «i, Sitable, are $18.75. Silk coats in navy blue or black, are $19.75 und $22.50. One at $24.75 has a large collar and banding of gabardine. Coats for club wear in bolivia cloth, light shades, ure $32.50 and $35, Net and Silk Evening Dresses, $18.75 and $22.50 ‘This is a special purchase and there is unfortunately a limited number; only about thirty-five. They are most unusual in every way. Other silk dresses range in price from $19.76 to $3 Some ure copies of imported models; crepe de chines, Japanese silk, taffeta, other novelty silks. Tub Dresses Some charmingly becoming tub dresses start as low in price as $5. ‘There is a de- lightful choice of dresses up to $32.50. The materials are imported embroidered crepes, embroidered voiles, linens, organdies, Palm beach cloth, reps, ramies and batiste. Sizes 14 1020 years. Thousands of Blouses at 90c to $12.75 The simple, new and attractive style of these moderate-priced blouses mark an unusual beginning for the New Down-Stairs Store. Silk Blouses at moderate prices | $2.90 fo silk net blot flesh ereps $3. and | | shades; white and pa dations; hable silk blouse an chitton { various printed floral new Coutee models and crepe de chine 90 forcoute jparion ble Twenty-five styles at 90c White voile, striped voile, some embroidered and lace-trimmed Voile blouses at $1.45 Embroidered and lace-trimmed, some with fnely pleated fronts Thirty-five styles at $1.90. Many are copies of higher - priced blouses. Included are: Colored batiste blouses in six new styles Crossbar voile blouses with frills: China silk blouses in four styles Pongee blouses- three styles trimming. Many other blouses of organdie, linen and madras, One of checked voile with frill is pictured, $5.75 for blouses of crepe de chine, Georgette crepe and net, some with frills. Other blouses at $6.90, $8.75, $9.75 and $12.75, Extra-Size Blouses White and flesh washable silk blouses in sizes 46 to 54. $4.90 and $5.90, New Down-Stairs Store, Old Building. flesh and white; one with colored Store in Wanamaker’s, Tomorrow, Saturday | Silks at $1.10 Yard ~—all double widths Really Wonderful The instant you see them you will be hg oad their very unusualness—-in value, in quality, in design. There are over 15,000 yards— but we wish we could have bought double the quan- tity. New Spring Foulards, $1.10 Yard Foulards in the large polka dots, which are the very newest note in the Paris foulard models. Foulards in the new floral prints. ‘The newest Spring igns and colorings. 40 inches wide This selfsame quality we have sold for $2. New Checked Taffetas for $1.10 There is nothing newer for dresses and suits than those checked and plaided taffetas. And to be able to get this quality and these designs at $1.10 yard is extraordinary. They are in the lovely quaint, old-fashiored color combinations now so much in vogue—-greens, browns, blues,tans, reds and lavenders, ‘There are :malleheeks and Large checks, the new plaid-check effects, and over- stri hey would ordinarily sell in our own stocks for $2 and $2.50 yard. Three Moire Silks, $1.10 Yard Different. Moire velours, moire antique, moire Arabesque in sports shades—and plenty of black and navy blue. Truly unusual at this price. A sports coat of moire is the newest fas anda sensible one—becuase a moire sports coat is ally desirable for other wear too. Moires are aleo being much used for linings, trimmings, ete. Pongees for Summer Wear, $1.10 Plain, and the very attractive art printed pongees so fashionable at present. These pongees are $1.85 to $2.50 grades. New Down-Stairs Store, New Building Summer Voiles, 25¢ Cotton voiles in many attractive new stripe and plaid — effects—artificial silk stripes and woven stripes and plaids; also coin-dotted and corded patterns. White and pongee grounds; 36 inches wide, 26e yard. i New Down-Stairs Store, New Building. Novelty Scrim Curtains $1 and $1.25 for scrim curtains with filet insertion. + $1.50 for scrim curtains with cluny lace ec. A Ftecded” and ready for hanging. Curtain Scrim, 10¢c Yard 4,000 yards in a Upapt purchase. ished with fancy border into Summer curtains New Down-Stairs Store, New Building. Fin- and ready to make ‘ ’ Children’s Dresses Especially pretty white dresses are to be had here Saturday for $1.15 and $1.45. White lawn trimmed with dainty laces and ribbon beading. Sizes 2 to 6 years, Simple colored dresses in one and two-piece models, Good quality gingham and neatly finished. Stripes checks and plain colors. Sizes 2 to 6 years Only 38. my New Down-Stairs Store, Old Building. Three Purchasesof New Suits for Boys—Special Long-Trousers Suits at $11 Made up of the kind of materials which usually go into much-higher- priced suits. But the maker had only enough for a few suits of this pattern and a few of that. Hence the low price, All- wool homespuns and fancy mix- tures, ‘Two styles — two-piece model with the new “pinch” back coat and long trousers; three-piece model with sack coat, vest and long trousers. Chest measurements— 32 to 38 inches; sizes 15 to 20 years. Exceptional at $11 600 Wash Suits at $1.25 Every suit was bought at a substan- tial discount from regular market prices. Junior Norfolk, Tommy Tucker, Billy Boy and short jaaket models with knee trousers, Brown-and- white, tan-and-white, blue-and-white und all white washuble materials with colored collars. Sizes 3 to 8, 300 Middy Suits, $2.45 Each suit has one short knee trousers and one long middy trousers. All white linon (not linen) with colored collar and cuffs. Sizes 3 to 10, New Downstairs Store, Old Building. Broadway at Ninth New York