The evening world. Newspaper, March 30, 1917, Page 17

Getting Protection. (Prom the etrh't Pree Brees» “Are you afraid of bursiats?” “We tised to be, but the servant made = acquaintance of the policeman iF best, and we're getting m eertlovlah prot In Jderm Reduce, reduce. reduce is the sloran of || ali fat peopte, Get thin. be slim. is the | \ Wty Of fashion and rvclety. Aud the overs {yk fat wring (hetr hands tn mortification and | [uv ils« Belplesenees: revolting at ne Gtrata of violent exe Wetcome and unsatisfying dict. wntli Ait upon the harmiess Marmoia Pre. Seription and fearn throuxd it that they | teyal tn Mey bafety reduce two. or four Pounds « weer wrt ating drum dvending the tn thelr Dantel Donohue Ser City Accident. kear of the automobite nohue of 2787 broke as the doctor | the aaly Injured ‘Doctor THROWN FROM AUTO, “STAR WITHOU T A POUT” | ahaa sevii 18 MIRIAM COOPER OF “THE HONOK SYSTEM” eee THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 1917. stage Ww: 1, (eo? nature, the stage ¢ ANnot efford te 0 | stantiy killed yesterday “Mise Cooper's theory of acting has|fended Our, Luly ot Grave ie x: 4 EA two words for ita motto: “Restraint, | geno, tte hurried } ] ; sacha Boe ag Fi PORTY WINE ent was versed fn the eult of Harry Combined with Weir a bookmaker, , against Mra James L. Holland of No. 225 Weat Sev-|and ¢ OLIVE OIL \fa me for themselves: WOMAN WINS GAMBLING SUIT Court tutes Me ster area BOY KILLED BY ELEVATOR. Are You Run Down? ail over a top of thelr » show that Youngsters at Play Take # nies and Head of One te Crew v 1. And if the| John 1 to hold the mirror up to | $13 Willow Are you trying to *: Build Up? rns, te b — _ yesterday and the COLD STORAGE AND INSURANCE ON w Aver Mand Need Vor |) maker an. de \ than they nave ever xnown. the Marmoi Co ndward AVe.| Mocec Detroit. Micn. with w request that they amall to you ® full case of Marmota Pre- sartotton Tablets. —Aave, 22-KARAT GOLD CROWNS, by UP SOLID GOLD BRIDGE WORK @llver Fillings 5Oc ur aes, cat rE ol ros DR. BLOOM MOONE TO OHCs Te East 126th St.) 169 E. 34th St. No Extra Charge for It Advertisements for The World may de left 29 American District Momenger office Ws the ott ou oP. M. OU hear a great deal nowa- y days about the increased cost of woolens. You are paying more for your clothes now than you did before, But do you know just how much more you should pay because of the present situation in woolens? The fact is that some clothing houses have boosted their prices out of all proportion to the actual increase in prices. The Facts About the Woolen Situation Of course, no tailor can honestly claim that he can give you the same quality of material and work- maoship in a suit at the same price as he formerly charged. But for the amount of cloth that goes into a suit the advance in cost cannot be nearly so great as is commonly supposed, and as some tailors would have you think. In order to be sure of quality and value this season, it will pay you to go to a reliable, conscien- tious tailor. You may be asked to pay a dollar or two more, but you will know that you are getting full value for your money. You will be protected against excessive prices because the reliable tailor’s prices will be based entirely on the actual cost of materials and manufacturing. That is the policy that the Haas & Co. business was founded on twenty-one years From the original little basement shop the Haas business has grown to the present five-store organization— and this remarkable development has been due to the startling new idea that Haas & Co. has brought into custom tailoring Tailoring Methods Revolutionized Haas & Co. has demonstrated that men can have their clothes ago, 70-74 Chambers Street One Door Weat of Broadway 11 Cortlandt Strert t y Investing Tt I York Stock Exchang The memberships of 7 n n Hopkins and R. 8. “ posted for tranater, the former. to the lat t ts disposed of c & h, against $64,000, th ‘$150 SEASHORELOTS, $65 Modal ‘OPPORTUNITY a few minutes A saucy “pigtail.” ew lat the Lyric | City, Fox's cinemelodrama, System,” Jand pathos. As the | Flowers," Miss Cooper, combined populat tall” days. pout, *|tleness and delicacy. ay Reserve in acting ts the Ing to Miss Cooper what an actor can show," “but wha art great. Th Some Startling Truths About Tailoring Prices tailored to their measure al prices actually less than are asked for good ready-made clothing. ‘Lhey can have all the advantages of highest class custom tailoring— perfect fit and individual style— without paying exorbitant prices. ‘Lhe material in every Haas suit is guaranteed all wool, cold water shrunk. Again, the cus- tomer’s measurements are taken by an expert cutter, not a sales- man. An individual pattern is cut —no stock patterns are used. When the customer calls for his try-on, the seams are basted—not sewed—so that each part of the suit or overcoat can be readjusted until the fit is perfect. Finally, behind every Haas suit and overcoat is the binding Guar- antee of the Customer's Satis- faction or Money Back. Your Spring Suit, Custom Tailored, $20.50 ‘Lhis is the Twenty-first Anni- versary of the Haas & Co, busi- ness—it is planned to make a new record in ‘sales on this occasion. Extraordinary reductions have been made, and during this sale the price for a new Spring Suit or Light Overcoat, tailored to your measure, of guaranteed all wool material, is cut to $20.50, Or if you prefer a higher priced suit, we have a complete range of the finest quality fabrics at $25, #80 and im ported woolens up to # At any one of the four New York stores you will find a com- plete line of over 900 samples of materials. If you come in and order your suit Saturday or Mon- day, you can have it for Easter. Take advantage of this oppor- tunity to get custom tailoring, latest style aud individual fit a! the Anniversary price of $20.50. KHadas+Co ESTABLISHED 1896. 105-107 Nassau Street Two Doors North of Ann t 23d Street MR COOPER. DIDOGDOHHOM It's only four short years since Iit- Ule Mirinm Cooper, a gitl in her teens, was wearing her long black tresses in In February Miss Cooper took possession of the screen ‘Theatre, in New York in the leading role of William “The ® story of great humaness “Lady of tho now scarcely ‘S| more than debutante age, plays with | @ naturainess reminiscent of her “pig- Honor Miss Cooper is a star without a and she gives a performance really distinguished for tts rare gen- vital and | finest part of the player's art, accora- “It's not so much whe says, he can conceal, that makes © blood-and-thunder 8 of melodrama may be popu- , and perhaps can gain no little mote of tire. bur otly. and . Mareh 30,—Six ateot entleth Street, Manhattan, and the! — { QUHORIy reaching thetr {dont of rueure, with | al Palm Flyer, bound complaint dlamiared. ‘The ‘atitute 0: CALL TRAIN CREW ROBBERS. @ emoother sktn, better appertte ang neath | mr Ile, Fla., to Chicago, up. the Court was that the claim Involved wet A —a_ a fore Weir's complaint was that he had hi ad "O K.'d" her, t held that such @ iiablity te not en gambling debt. A freight train crew of five men or the New Haven and Hartford Rat whic Id for Mrs, Holland rt.) ner . ‘aeraieest 01 Nesan StL, fii SUNDAY oman, brake. | ed up In ation. Mellon a] robbed fret! de valued ut several thou eable. rand dollars. WORLD WANTS WORK MONDAY MORNING \WONDET* Pre-aster Sales for Saturda {25° For Other Sales See Our Large Ad. in This Eve’s. JOURNAL. At Least 1,000 Beautifully Trimmed Hats For Easter in Saturday's Sale Ready with the largest and most at- tractive exhibit of Easter Millinery to be seen in New York, at $5.00 to 520.00 Latest Paris and New York styles. Every gown and suit color can be matched perfectly. MOURNING MILLINERY IS SPECIALIZED AT $5 TO $20. Smart Sport Hats at $1.95 Of Milan Hemp and Lisere braid, ribbor bound edge, effectively finished with a ribbon band and tailored bow. A variety of shgpes in the newest colors, in- cluding Gold, Shadow Lawn, Delft or China Blue, Black and Purple. Special Display PP ns Sale This season's smartest and most beautiful styles in blouses of all kinds, at popular pri And it is well for you to re- member that the effectiveness of your Spring suitis denendent largely on the beauty and correctness of the blouse you wear with it. The values are exceptional. 99 F at *3.50 Crepe de Chine Dress and Tailored Blouses very satisfactory s ion in the wonderful eg that we will place on sale tomorrow at this You are sure to find assortment of new ble price, and which embrace the cleverest of the new styles and colors. We picture one of the many on sale. This blouse can be had in White or WA Flesh Color Crepe de Chine and has frill, square collar and cuffs trimmed at *5 Charming Georgette Crepe and Crepe de Chine Blouses An infinite variety of models developed in heavy quality silk and typical of the very newest style features. Choice of Georgette Crepe or Crepe de Chine in solid colors or trimmed in contrasting shades. Many are richly embroidered or beaded and have square, round or pointed collars and other charming touches too numerous to dwell upon. The model pictured may be had in Peach, Gold, Flesh Color or Beige Georgette Crepe. HERE Greatest Eastertide Sales of Juniors’ & Girls’ Wear At Economy Prices Tomorrow All previous efforts in assemblage of varieties of ayat and fabrics have been eclipsed. THE VALUES E UNMATCHED IN ALL NEW YORK. Girls’ Suits at $10.75 One style beautifully designed of Serge, button- trimmed, shirred back; coat lined with fancy brocaded silk. Smart belted skirt. Copenhagen or Navy Blue f Sizes 12, 14 and 16 years. ' Juniors’ Suits at $12.75 One particularly dainty model of Poplin, in navy, Unparalleled Pre-Easter Sales of Fashionable Clothes FOR MEN AND YOUTHS The showing at present made in our Men's and Youths’ Clothing Department {s one that is a marvel. It embraces every fashionable fabric and every fashionable cut evolved by the master tailors of men's ready-to-wear clothes in America. Particularly here do we draw attention to our Main Floor Men’s $15 Clothing Section This innovation on our part has met with instant success, and with your Easter clothing needs in view, you cannot afford to disregard it. The Suits at $15 For Young Men | | (Unmatched Varieties.) | We Feature Suits with Two Pairs of Trousers | Juniors’ Suits at $16.50 The newest two and three button models, single and for $15 double breasted, pinch backs, belt backs, plain, slash or ‘ patch pockets, Soft roll or pressed lapels. Every new| The new college styles. Fashiv style is here, and in such popular fabrics as WORSTEDS, | elsewhere at such a low price ich and belt back two CASSIMERES, HOMESPUNS, CHEVIOTS, TWLEDS, | and three button models,in a complete range of materials. ALL-WOOL BLUE SERGES, BLACK UNFINISHED | Don't forget the extra pair of trousers means “double life WORSTEDS AND THIBETS. for the suit.” ns and fabric not seen is J 6 Noteworthy Sales for Tomorrow of Girls’ Navy Blue Serge Coats Sizes 12, 11 and 16 Years, at $11.50 al . a \ ~ JUNIORS’ of Woo! Poplin, in popular Spring $19 75 s i: | al « 9 r vd 19 years; at i ~ The Top Coats at $15 Raincoats at $15 an Si aI Ce SERGE sow is it agg \ Beauties. for Spring wear, in Neat Mixtures, Plain Black] ‘These garments are and 16 years: ot i fa oer Greve © i eaegeT ete ipa oe) welt or bp uepees cose | guaranteed for satvicg: { Your Daughter's Confirmation Dress ) } TEE Oe oe Oe ee ee ied)" Hore we alan oe airiony fuonroct, made $16.50 / (7 > | Exquisite styles of Voile, Net or 82 QF tS 1.4. 75 of double texture ma- | Crepe de Chine. Specially priced rae OOP slude top coats of knitted fabrics Ne the showing is complete and affords |ferials; sewed and ce- —. “CRlothes Section wisest selection mented; tan or gray. Other splendid clothing values priced from $9. 85 up to $35. Boys’ Easter Suits [[ "ie Sore $9.75 re] ° >» : SKIRTS . A Pair Vast collections of splendidly tailored and serviceable y pi ‘our Wardrobe Is Incomplete suits in newest styles aad most desirable materials. Hu manna ‘| Fs. dreds of suits with TWO PAIRS OF] |yomen will In this sale we offer a fine lot of men’s A as TROUSERS. All sizes from 7 to 18 years. | |surely include « hoes, classified as “factory checked,” pur- ge" Ven 2 Three of the special groups for tomorrow | [few handsome chased underprice from a well-known [I~ ath are listed here hiets in their shoe-maker who controls a chain of retail . i >) Suits at $5 Lp ea stores. The defects are trifling,—and for v5 wr \ NY h Norfolk, Patch Pocket and Pinch Back styles, Bavaninorae all practical purposes those shoes are as # % \ most of them with two pairs. of erbocker fans good as any that you can buy at regular { }) trousers. Tans, grays, browns, fancy mixtures, ete Wamenta prices. } pa D & ° ; ‘f Suits at $6.75 Aflasea! Button and Lace Styles in All the le , Norfo! P, h rocker, Pi ack dS y ATif (Pit arate Het Sulte More than onesball the cuantiy | \Pancy Sik Wanted Leathers Pay with two puirs of tr TWEEDS, CHEVIOTS vy Every pair Goodyear welted. A number of pairs have ve HOMESPUNS, in grays, tans and brown Fancy Skirts rubber heels attached. All size e| Mixtures. ou Op ~ ( r peer yy, +, ” wean butits at $7.75 a $6.90 5 >. ||Women’s “Foot-Mould” Pumps that you Aisi ale Dainty combinations of colorings. " Kade ast ike da a | [never eat amen” “wis 208 and Oxfords i ule CHE EVIOTS. a amennssnenesenmenmee Formerly to $6 a Pair CY HOMESPUNS, i” Cia $ tans and Fancy Ch j ini” Cigars Mixtures. Sizes 8 to 1M Box, Tomorrow, at $1.85 Sale >. 95 » 2 ‘ f rar 700 vas | Blue Se rg Se p= . Black Kidskin Oxtords, all heel heights; in Sizes 7 to 18 Years $e 7R ; 4 are ‘ A P ‘ ry, Bron-e and dull kidskin, Al have Specialat. .. 56, 0.75 Pa?) \ Liaad ihsned pales and covered Cuban Lovie hela, All ime and Width hi is mn! Filled Books of * ‘Sperry" * Gold Stam aa eS py; wf 60 W a wr in Any Dept, or for $ Cash at 2ve Office on Fifth Floor We Glee an Green Treding Stamps as Usual. Ask for Them ble am , 2a Stampa Thereafter, Single “Sperry’’ Gold Stamps ALL DAY | |