The evening world. Newspaper, April 16, 1917, Page 9

" “HE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, APRIL 16, 1917, | Pi We NS mer Se MR Pe, tee ee, | : '-These Sales for Tuesday Wednesd ASSAILED IN PLOT CASE), Tearing was on a petlon to Sunlen the Suatcay atte and —oh ph ifraush, She. s y and V Z ayy have the indictments set aside pre-| indictments in his presentation of the | | “Old Glory” Buttons Free Your Picture Painted $ _ sented by Distribution at Department of Accounts, Balcony—at ali] lin Oilfor . . . . Trading Stamp Desks—at the Main Office on the Filth Ploor~ Work Done While You Wait or ask any Aisle Manager. Pierare Department, Third Ploor ex-Congressman Robert | case Council |Powler and Frank Buchanan of Till- Peres of Labor's Pe and Frank Buchanan of 1-1 BOND TQ AID FORUM RALLY. | ¢. Attack Indiciments Charging Them |" SP, ead of Wannikends, B,C —_—_ | Charges tt United States Attor- | t strikes in war munition fac- hey Marshall had unduly influenced |O’* 44 at P gn improperly drawn Grand Jury in| poner pee en, Bailey represent fits indictment of members of Labor's | 4 ex-Judge Oelan Broadway at Ninth, New York. World Silks--Sale$1.55Yd. French, American, Swiss, Japanese and Chinese Kinds of silks that seven out of ten women are buying for Spring and Summer clothes. ail ks whose interesting story we have been telling for months, as they arrived, and selling at their regular prices which aver double. Now in Dress Lengths all at $1.65 yard because we are clearing our shelves of the remainders 12,000 yards in all, in several hundred patterns, Black Silks, $1.55 Yard Sports Silks, $1.55 Yard Not offered before this season} Our $2 to $4.50 grades that we at less than $2 to. $3. Black have been relling nt $1.85 and satin, crepe, de chine, striped’ $1.96. Heavy weight silk jersey in Lie oo taffeta,’ irtistic colors, printed tussores of rade-marked kinds, printed silk- Swiss and French ' Silks, $1.55 Yard mixed poplins, printed tussores, Our $2.25 to $3.50 grades that | “PS Ponkee- Riv York ‘ we have been selling at $1.95. Metal Silks, $1.55 Yard “Ire absolutel Oe ans ear 0 Jeet, Mood to chenee food inte ‘living Gade" a voile, printed fleunciesols, inted they have not been offered this sea- dooggt the blue and white prints, polka dots, | son at less than $6 to $12. Tissues “avi Join narrow seriped tussores, plaid of woven silver or gold with back. e % ley, % affeta, int roche i " hemstitched stripes, gros-de-Lon- grounds of blue, rose, green, also a an gTontining fut 16 Mi dres, printed radium, and a few | few brocades and silks embroidered remarked’ to me Cater te ted ! wae plain silks, with gold and silver. 1 en ot 1 Wal ( Waxates treo). fe + Deel tor, that the . 1 ‘Sta en hain Atste, | Main floor, Old Building. Sale of Plated Silver ai Jim American reproductions of Sheffield silver , ’ 4, Then teat your a ' “ithe Mor plate will be priced quarter to third less, be- Rave guined, “From my own expetience of ‘and lr F inning Tuesday. Useful things for summer < Wie sexated Iron 7 feel it ie such 3s ave Fina Hot-water kettles, odd coffee and tea . pots, chop dishes, bread trays, meat dishes. All of quadruple-plated hard metal which rings clear and true when one taps it. Designs are plain and good et They come from one of our best manufacturers who was discon- tinuing certain designs and we had first choice. These articles listed save $1.60 to $10 of our standard prices for similar grades, nois, nization meeting under The Evening World held to-morrow evening at Public ool No. 114) . between Oliver and Jame The school children will pre an Interesting programme. Promi- * n_ tnvit He furnish iw former Senator the defendants, National Peace Council were made before Judge Cushman in District under the {li furnish an ¢ Nuxated Iron Makes Strong, |: re _ Vigorous, Iron Men and Beautiful | avr oe cmce enrnies. _ _ Healthy Rosy Cheeked Women: SIXTH AVE.. 1B@TO 19! STREET _ HAVRE DE GRACE RACE TRACK, » April 16.—The entries for t z follows This Sale of SHIRTS a ( 9C Which Begins Tomorrow Will Be a Success from the Tap of the Gong Two great underprice purchases grouped to make this sale a record-| breaker! The Quantity—Nearly 6,000 shirts. The Make—-Some of the best featured The Materials—-This year's favorite by prominent haberdashers. shirtings. | The Price—The lowest named for shirts The Patterne—New and beautiful ef-| of equal ey in a year, fecta for Spring and Summer. | The Sizea- eager ll This is the kind of @ shirt sale that would creare spirited selling even during normal times—but presenting itself as it does now, when shirting materials are selling at highest prices and labor is almost at the height, it is extraordinary in every sense of the word. Every shirt is splendidly made—cut full-—perfect ile Choice of soft or laundered cuffs, and every shirt is faultlessly finished. Look for the label (which is covered over) in thousands iy of these shirts - it will tell you at a glance what a me selling event this is. vill Pay You to Buy a Season's Supply of Negligee Shirts fa This Sale Tomorrow at 79¢. Dr. Howard James, formerly Resi- dent Physician of a New York City Hospital and Assistant Physician, The Manhattan State Hospital of is dni, st wade Ringling Shee i uable remedy that tt should be kept in becoming tired. tal and prescribed by every ain tablets of phy in this : per day, after Uptown Store Downtown Store 3rd Ave, & 121st St. _Park Row & Chatham Sq. , ee a Doubl table di: nea adsl Water Pitchers das (a 9 e J TROL caw [eee Women’s and Misses’ ¢ : ra ‘Tea pots... e soa Ph tS Coats at eerie Pee ae Smart Spring Coats a ° Children’s Coats—Sale 40, from our own regular stocks; velours and burella cloth, in high shades of green, rose, blue and gold; $17.50 to $23.50 grades— Tuesday, $13.60 to $16.60, Girls’ Own Corner— Second floor, Old Building. “‘A Combination of Style, Quality and Value’’ “I have learned the secret of successfully dressing on a limited income,” remarked one of our customers the other day, “and that is by selecting my clothes at GREENHUT'S,” Verify the truth of this assertion yourself. Come, view the extensive assemblage of coats that we will have on sale, Coats for every occasion with “character” to recommend them. Wahna Taleum Powder, 10¢ in April all other months, 15c, Made of fine Italian tale. Impurities scientifically and thoroughly washed out. Sift- ed through the very finest silk bolting cloth, (Essen- Jl of them, to the right effect ris the skin.) In ad- dition the perfume is of un- usual quality and variet Crushed Rose, Parma Vio: let, Directoire, Double Pink, Sandalwood, Corylopsis. Main floor, Old Building. SectionalBookcases Less 25 per cent. below their year-round prices A stock readjustment makes this unusual reduction necessary. Art mission and standard styles in birch, finished imitation mahogany, solid mahogany and oak. Stacks of five sections (one top, one base and three bookcase sections) Dark golden oak, $13.20, were $17.60, Mahogany, $18.90, were $25.15 Light golden oak, $14.10, were $18.80, Fumed (art mission), $16.20, were $21.60. Stacks of six sections (top, base and four bookcase sections) Early English quartered oak... $1 ; 1 Starting Housekeeping 110 Years Ago|| They Furnished Their Home at the “Oldest Furniture rae in America” In his little shop on Chatham Street, pat K. | two large modern buildings, filled from top to bottom Cowperthwait, in 1807, began to make furniture vi A ight is for the families uf New York. And because | Yiith) Cornitucy | Fuge Gaal furrushings — every thins policy in business was based on the spirit of fair for the home, And behind chad article is the dealing, he made every piece of furniture just as | "ePutation of 110 years’ fair dealing, well as he knew how. Today some of the original This is our 110th Anniversary. Come and open Cowperthwait furniture is in use in New York | an account. There is no red tape. Get the new homes, And we have customers today who are | things you want without paying cash. See the descendants of John K. Cowperthwait’s first cus- | wonderful values we are offering, note the plainly tomers. marked prices, and remember that you eed! only The quaint old shop on Chatham Street is | pay a small amount each week or month for anything gone. The Cowperthwait & Sons business occupies | you select. Open Saturday Evenings. Cupurthsaits Sone Reputation Behind the Goods—Long Service Ahead of Them Quartered Oak Buffet These coats are offered at this low price Tuesday and Wednesday only, They are fashioned on the most approved and effective new lines of such desirable materials gs POPLIN, COVERT CLOTH, WHIPCORD GABARDINE, 5 2, TWEEDS AND CHECKS, In the new Spring colorings, also The TWO STYLES PICTURED can only give a general impression of the smartness of the models. We cannot show in satisfactory detail the many style features, such as the new style collars in self-colored silks or novelty materials, the fancy belts, the smart pockets, shirring, burton trimming, and many others, Remember, these coats will be sold Tuesday and Wednesday only at the special price of $12.75! ~ HE ‘LADIES’ HOME JOURNAL Unusual opportunity, And every woman who intends purchasing a smart Spring coat will do well to come early, Rare Values in White Goods, Domestics and Blankets Crash Toweling manu- | 50¢ Bide oard esrte “plain Seniren | Wits Goede, some at less than 14 eget) re . 5 with lace edge and h ice—-The lot is from a manu! co facnirer's short eae of sb) Ince ends. "Special, ¢ Z9cl Tisere sample room: and the roe to 10 yards. eg! anny ic No Mail or Phone Ord iiled. terials retail regularly at 29¢ to to 17¢ per yard The assort-| pijtow Cases—1,000 odd pillowcases;| 49¢ per yard. ‘The assortment in- ment include | bleached, — soft-finished muslin, | _ ¢ludes the season's newest fabrics, is @ fine, , Well made t. quartered oak throughout, at a price Four Handsome Bed Room Pieces were $: : babe scalloped and hemmed, some em-|Lace Striped = and | These solid, substantial picces come in antique mahogany and American beautituny pole tps quartered oak.... bobo d Bleached Heavy broidered. Regularly 29c to| Plaid Voiles, Chetes af walnut icture does Ittle justice to the at ive design of this ished and the ahogany . Kitchen Tow rid | Choice at 39c each. Special, | Sai Finished get, Tho chiffonter is what ty known as a ch iffor it has double in- antogetne aR ne, i very Mahogany (art mission). , were Chasked trian pee 19¢ terior d ra for men's shirts. Al wers are dj together his is an_ex- ; al Sh | ££ _—_ CBC cece ee eee eeeeeroee roof, ‘Note the wood knobs, The bed 18 4 fee Office Furniture jallery, New Building he four pieces include Dresser, Chiffonie fod Bed ‘woe: $38.75 Striped Voiles, c Cotton Glass c Blanket»—500 wool finished Corton| White Corded £ Striped Voile, Toweling Blankets, in fancy colored, plaids; | w*h Ity itchen Towel- white, tan oF Today's prices| W2ite Nove Kitchen rowel- | tor blankets €t like “quality are! wfEPe% ayy Per Yard ing. Heavy Une | Per Yard | $3.50 to $4 per pair. $ fits Madras bleached J Special, per pair 2.95) Striped Shirtings, Only one to five pieces of a kind, | Census of RUGS Qualities, quantities and sizes comprised in the Wanamaker stock of domestic rugs, in New York alone. Columbia Grafonola NO DEPOSIT Odd Lots of High-Grade ok ‘ gua or t Staple Groceries | - ni Wi Only 75¢ Weekly jee | seem eRe “Fest Staph > wxroceries || || Writing Paper a inin abie This beautifully polls fg. golden oak Rugs and Carpets beh heared extension table will look well in any |1g x 96 Mako No.of Patterns) Make 0.0f Patterns | Angio BP etre ++ otk Call or write (4 free Grocery Order Post Card “Book containing 10 postals for ordering Groceries by mail Greatly Reduced Crex Rug “ grench Te } 7 HIGHLAND LINEN-—one of Crane's bests ining room. It measures 42 inches]. 4 ve ne Teas ~ Grandma's x YD LIN! 1 Crane's beats without the sears 36x 72 Crex Rug 28 SALADA TEAS —~ mised 11 Washing Powder SPECIAL,’ WHITE, 25s; 29¢ end extends to 6 £1 $16. 75 54290 Crex Rug 3.55 | eylon; 65c oF in toa TINTED i i tion, Pri 4x 36 Rag Rug 75 | PAMILY ‘TEAS’ ereen, CRANE'S LINEN LAWN—N paper whisk Chair and Rocker 30 x 60 Rag Rug « 1.18 ang 18 ut rh a Dred * 4x7 Rag Rug + 8.38 special Jer "165: B56 Zap Washing Cereal @ box with ., 89¢ 6x9 Rag Rug . 5.50 SPECIAL, BOX OF 2 Imported Biscuits Huntley & Palmer's DINNER Body Brussels #8. 50 to $70 FRUIT — packet ¥ .6 |Grass and Fibre packet 25¢ "a3 |] ¢ heard the Columbia oe Rugs CUBAN FINGER coa Matting, 89 a | WHEAT MEAL, 23¢ | $1.65 to vad | 6 in. Listen Felt Carpet, a yd 69 Laundry not 8 BREAKFAST, Soc AL 4 18x it Duple Door Bat 65 stors| 11x) 5 Hl ‘ Le BABBITT ; plagn cake ee tiscecnn ck re makes Chenille Rugs PET pBtks House Initial Stationery of nithogauny | 24 1% State Lavoteum, «yds. 0]] 4,900 DOUBLE DISC MECORDS Klea flax Rugs | $5.85 to $60 HOLD. 19¢ T povoen ie (nlaid Linoleum, a ae nee ee | é HOLD : anne 4 BON~0_ correspon Botte tru 95, Pe ALL SEWING, LAYING, Aa v $4.20 to $36 |Rompadc ak Bath Rugs Ripe Sweet amped ia white un blue Biraight chair, artes FREE, DNR , : . $1.50 to $6.50 Our Own tial stamped stationery with 5 soset in’ nse s | sexba tne 'to oai3'tte Ia . | Roasting Oranges able envelopes, He : | » CO! grads ry and envelopes; novel ' 5 to : ‘ f f Liberal Credit Terms 4 . : / $3.95 to $22.75 = ¢ it ww | a iF op ny 5 “Oldest Furniture House in America” mae “te (eiured « aude 18 cry POE UT NO hen 63.08 ation St weekly on #50 wor 18x36 in, to 4x7 —%, | Léxde 1 ft" ae ei kew rth \ Fourth Gallery, New Building Other amounts in proportion. Pay by the month if you wish, 10% Off for Cash 3rd Ave. & 121st St. Downtown Store: 193-205 Park Row Between Brooklyn Bridge “Sub” Station and Chatham Sq. “L” Station Filled Books of Sperry" Gold Stamps Ave Redeemable for $2.50 Worth of Merchandise in Any Department, or for $2 in Cash in the 24 Office on the Fifth Floor, We Give 24¢ Green Trading Stamps Ast sual. Ask for Them. Double a Stamps Till 12 o'Clock; Single aa Stamps Thyreafter, Single “Sperry’’ Gold Stamps All Day. ES