The evening world. Newspaper, April 4, 1919, Page 10

sdk THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 1919. “secretary Danteti in Rome. — | ROME, April 4.—Josephus Daniels, American secretary of the Navy, ar- the Emperor, neither did he enter the castle gates, CARLOS BENTINCK, . rived here Wednesday and was met by ER E Count Carlos Bentinck ts the son of | American Ambassador Thomas Nel- Store Hours Telephone Your Orders rE Se Count Godard Bentinck, at whose| son Page and Vice Admiral Delbono, A. M. We have established a personal shopping Did Not See Ex-Ruler and|home the ex-Kaiser ts staying. The| Italian Minister of Marine. Ho will | 9 A. staff, enabling individual shoppers to carry Ce a ee |younger Count Bentinck !s managing | remain here until Monday and will to out the customers’ instructions. is Questions Were Unan-, | the establishment for this emergency. | confer with Ttallan authorities on Bi Telephone Greeley 1900 sweted, Says Bentinck Balin puotie many yeare wa a doure| HouiAtly, mage He wil £0 38th Street —FIFTH AVENUE— 39th Street Always Mention Telephone Order Desk to Nap SALE OF MISSES’ CAPES, $29.50 Important Pre-Easter Event—Offering Exceptional Values IVE Smart New Models introducing the latest style | r NAVY Blue Serge, the fashionable fabric, these are notes. The jaunty waistcoat Cape, illustrated, is either lined throughout with fancy or plain silks or piped with contrasting color and lined throughout i with novelty silk. Other models are braid strapped, or Carter’s Little Liver Pills A Remedy That Makes Life Worth Living With responsibility for the war @sserting his own innocence of Suilt, have attracted wide atten- The London bureau of the As-| Press has received the fol- i telegram: AMERONGEN, April 3.—Harold bie has not had an interview such Written quest are unlined. Capes of the practical type, n Smoll Dose Mettorieation amahigess f(ewtoa button trimmed, swinging in line and featuring clever collar demand at the moment, superior in quality and work- rs views > a effects. Sizes 14 to 20 years. | manship though so moderately priced. given to him. He never saw Misses’ Misses’ ‘ Taffeta Dresses Serge Suits ] O} (747 Of Superior Superior | 3sth Street FIFTH AVENUE— 39th Street at $29.50 at $27.50 | Copy of a Lanvin Modei, A new version of the youth- | developed in navy blue Taffeta. ful Spring ‘Tailor -made— The new silhouette is attained by straight bodice, and deep soft girdle; by the pleated ruf- fles and cordings of the novel simple, well cut and correct in every detail of style and finish. Note the narrow belt, the Tux- edo collar, the clever pocket Plants, Seeds, Garden and Lawn Implements Evening and Dancing Frocks, 25c each American Beauty (red) Bessy Brown (white) lovely pastel toned silks, Chiffons, Georg- | ette Crepes, filmy laces and nets, hand Z5C each Crimson Ramblers embroidered batistes, an exquisite col- | lection. braids; all extremely modish with narrow shoulders, tight sleeves, and handtailored finishing details. and novelty silks. In the finer woolens i | skirt. C i Introducing a new department that will afford a high | (Hide i standard of reliable garden seeds at interesting prices. Misses’ Street Dresses Misses’ Spring Suits { Hardy Field Grown Rose Bushes of fine Serge, Tricotines, Poiret ‘Twills of Serge, Tricotine, Poiret Twill, in { and Tricolettes, braided or embroidered strictly tailored models, braid bound or i Two-year-old bushes—that will go through severe Winters because they models, with newness in 50.00 line. button trimmed; also smart belted Suits. i} | are field grown—sturdy, well developed roots which, with the right care, will $17.50 to $150.00 $27.50 to $59.50 j produce large, beautiful roses this Summer—a choice selection grown under : . Mi El i the direct observation of an expert rose grower. Afternoon Dresses in soft Taffetas, ahd Bean LE ay Cathy | Satins, Georgette Cr in plain colors wear feature contrasting vestees of novelty or combined with figured effects; also silk, hand embroideries in wool; effective i Rose Bushes Climbing Roses braiding in soutache or the new fancy } f f ig Frau Karl (Drushki) $25.00 to $175.00 $59.50 to $135.00 General Jack (red) . Gruss Aus Teplitz (red) " Killarney (pink) Mrs. John Lang (pink) Magna Charta (pink) Ulrich Brunner M. P. Wilder (red Dorothy Perkins (pink) White Ramblers Yellow Rambler Killarney (white) American Beauty (pink) Queen of Prairie | Girls’ Serge Capes A New Full Length Model Boys’ Norfolk Suits with two pairs of . . Knickerbockers Featured Saturday at 1 1 75 1} | Blooming Shrubbery, 18c | 5,000 California Privets $18.50 Ts - (3 Years Old) 1% toa ft. high—co plants. $1.60 UITE military with its silver Is i Hardy shrubs in the following varieties: = DIGA——“$0 PIANtB. veeveees . buttons and swinging lines, ment ready \ Honeysuckles, Hydrangea, Lilac, purple Each plant wrapped separately in water- this latest of youthful for Saturday and white; Spireas von Houttel, Weige- | f eagle models. A muffler collar, —Smart, serviceable , lias— | proof paper so as to conserve their vitality and long slashed arm holes lend to Suits of this character 4 Peontes—Hardy Field Grown white | —contents marked on the outside with ; fy its style interest. Murine these: tines! at or pink, at +i es c : ‘ . : Made of finely textured service- ree nas : i “Bhilox Healthy — ‘Tested — white or | the exception of the privets which are able Navy blue Serge, a practical ‘ this (price 18 an’ ace BUMTTAC A Ure erica netinetiacinits 12c | tied in bundles of 50 and are sold that way. and stylish Outergarment for the will leave on complishment that j Kitchen Garden Seeds re i 14 gern : ae Thy coer vee Saad to es } popalae Varieties, 20¢ package. Other Varieties, 8¢ package; 2 for 15¢. Flower gay tcarfe or collars of eatin, lined Cs F PP. the BEN folk di 24 Seeds, Popular Varieties, 10¢ package. Lawn Grass, mixed 7-0z. package, 20c. half lined to match, $15.50 to $25.00, ‘Beat of Delight $7 Beltee Nat Oot pan I Garden Implements Girls’ Taffeta Dresses Every half hour from 10:00 greens and browns; sizes Dunham Water Weight | Pruning Shears.85¢,$1.00 | Wire Lawn Rakes, .60¢ | for Easter A. M. until 4:00 P. M. 7 to 18 years. Lawn Roller, small | Hedge Shears, Garden Trowels..... 15c j Quaint and pretty little models, Tomorrow. Boys’ Norfolk j size.... 68 : $1.65, $1.85, $2.10 Hand Spading For f some hand embroidered in wool or He invites Corduroy Suits Large size : 5 Field Hoes...40c, %%5e PEEoLe were silk; others self trimmed or with ; nueandGirls iS I Garden B | Lady H 65¢ 20c, 30¢ i ‘ , Little Boys and | $9.95 _Gatden Barrows, small | sady Hoes. .65¢ Rica Ghr ciao ravine dainty guimpes. Also smart Linen, to go with him. . Pa indie i Jie size ; 4 Floral or Garden Sets, | ,, 9Pfa) or spraying Pique, Gingham and Voile. He will tell stories Boys’ Spring Hats, Caps and Furnishings Large size. . $6.60 | 3 picces.... $1.65 | liquid on shrubs, potatoes, | $5.95 to $39.50 during thi yage. c lete Assortment — Economical Prices Garden Spades... .$1.35 4, Piece Set. $2.45 flowers eeeores Oc, 60c é : BOBiEne Verney PDS, OF wachia wiser. : Spading Rocks § ‘ Turf Edgers.....00..95C |. newer ese Guard, ie Ths | Fisor ' tine ...... eee to $1.7 Weeding Hoes, inch, per foot......... _——_—_—_—_———— i Garden Rakes, 40c, 45c, $1.00 Trellis Wire, 18-inch, per ’ r i 45c, 5c, 55c | Scuffle Hoes......$1.00 | foot v.sesseeseeeeess dO Remnants Women’s New Low Shoes Semi-Made 4 None sent C. O. D. Phone and Mail Orders filled while quantity lasts. | of Blue and Black Serges Pleated Models Splendid Values Ten Smart New Styles Oxfords. Gun | Brown kKidskin | Oxfords. Dark Tan Calfskin Ox- fords. Black Kidskin Oxfords. (All with military heels.) of Cotton Dress Materials in $7.65 Patent Leather Oxfords. Leather Pumps. Gun Metal Pumps. (All with Louis XVI heels.) Gun Metal Pumps, with military heels. Patent Leather Patent Metal Oxfords, ‘““Seven Furniture Days’’ Custom-Made Upholstered Furniture Made in the Lord & Taylor Workshops with Furniture that combi i d refi t with fort and quality, i irls’ fet f 1 combines elegance and refinement with comfort and quality. White and Colors . Girls’ Oxlorati RE | aa Pockets and Belts Prices unusually low during this twice-a-year event Children’s Oxf to 1 sizes 81% $4.50, $5.00 Closing Out rds; Superior, at $5.00 Second Floor In the French Salon Easter Hats er, Priced for Saturday Satie gf Spring Millinery’s ae creations, Paris inspired ¢ , 2 " ¢ and interpreted by our own designers. Hats that AN \ charm with their loveliness of color, bright with « \ i “—~» flowers or becoming pastel toned facings. SQ |/ a La\ kx Yourth Floor: Second loo: Saturday Sale Little Boys’ Shoes for dress or School wear; sizes 10 to 13)4. Fourth Floor. At Less Than Cost to Make Beoond Floor $2.75 | Davenport and Arm Chair, covered in a $168.00 Fireside Chair ve pleasing tapestry; two piece > cover \ $39.75 cea rm Chair, ¢ denim, In ultra fashionable shapes and straws, designed to give the crowning distinction to Easter Costumes. On Ground Floor Tables 300 Trimmed Hats- Unusual Values al $5.95 sk/$29.75| Davenport. $139.75 Arn Sixth Floor