The evening world. Newspaper, April 9, 1919, Page 11

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Also try chis |# ith a little Dan- |! draw itt air, Danderi of dandruff; cleanses, and invigorates the scalp, stopping itchin but what will pl e after a few we every particle e new hair Acker, Merrall & Condit st Company “” Our profit lies in making it profit- able for you to buy at our stores. Butter—'™ ‘ Peach Jam—*'' Red Plum Jam— Armour's 2oz 69|Eggs—~ ei Hi | Rice—sercs 2 ks. for 26] -31| Marshmallow Mousse—| 1O\e pea Tomatoes—* "15 ch tempti Apple Sauce— 16 | container cake filli for creams | |Peanut Oil—""". 45) RS SREAS 2 Peanut Brittle— 18 na rich brittle, Prunes—“" Band | 09 Mackere)— erty 1.95 1 © serve | Vienna Style Sausage—| Port or Sherry— 2.98) California ading jug, | 135 West 42nd St. Tomato Soup—* Corn—* Cheese—|"' .41 Salted Peanuts— 37 1» 80 phe 40 carne sO) Pe drink Peas—. re 7 lea; toasted nuts Coffee—" — special Mail Order Dept., Snecial Notice om | iSURKE’S {sUINNESS wili keep indefinitely; therefore those who use it as a tonic or beverage should provide in ample time for their requirements after July 1st. If unobtainable at dealers, address E. & J. Burke, Lrp., 620 West 46th St., New York Telephone, Bryant 5244 —- THE EVENING W WORLD, WE DNESDAY, APRIL et ee eee Store Hows; 9 to 530 NE of the largest makers of Women’s Suits in America has just taken a Government order for thousands of nurses’ uniforms; and, to close up his regular Spring business, he has sold us his reserve stock, usually held for late orders. This unusual op- portunity enables us to offer Thursday—in the DOWN-STAIRS STORE 1,000 Women’s Easter Suits Styles that you have seen pictured—all new— | Regular $45 to $65 grades—at one price. . .— These Are the Exact Price Comparisons The following figures are based upon three conditions—(1) The original wholesale cost of the suits; (2)—The retail prices of these same suits else- where; and (3)—The retail prices of similar suits in other New York stores. 151 Suits $65 Grade 195 Suits... .$55 to $60.00 Grade 150 Suits..... $50 to $55 Grade Remainder... .$45 to $50 Grade Every woman who reads the fashion magazines of the day has seen these very suits illustrated in the Spring numbers. * * * She knows the name of the makers, be- cause she has seen it advertised time and again in connection with high-grade gar- ments. Points to Remember The fabrics are fine men’s wear serges, Poiret twills, oxfords, hairline stripe worsteds and vigoreaux poplins. + * . n the maker came to us with (ion, we saw immediately how and with Easter in prospect Thus, whe this propo: good it was; The hairline stripes are white on navy and black backgrounds, ‘The serges and Poiret we knew that New York women would twills are chiefly blue and bl: The oxfords, receive it with open arms. us every woman knows, are ell chosen and in good taste. Under Normal Conditions The silk coat linings are guaranteed for : two seasons’ wear, this sale wovld bave been impossible. Bini ial makers would not have closed their Only three of the models are pictured son for another month. ‘They would ey are in Keeping with the son's best have kept their reserve stocks for late Spring nyervative in ate in detail, ished with the utmo orders. reeision small women Our Agreement izes 34 to 44, Large and 4 5 can be properly fitted calls for 1,000 suits. Six hundred are now here. ‘The others are on their way. When * we get them all there may be a few more, or a few , than nd, depending upon the exact number that comprises the reserve stock er in our experience have we had so large a number of high-grade ihe quality of the ‘buttona—the suits at any one time. You can judge by carefally - made buttonholes — the perfeet= this how noteworthy the opportunity i { how accurately the the outlets in the sleeves for women an easier sleeve the pleat in the lining to prevent it from tearing in back finished placed who desi ; trimming is a thousa superior itting collar yee Don't Fail to Consider eee Vhese suits have a national reputation for the Tailoring quality, “That is why we are so glad to offer The tailoring of these suits is an im- them to York women at this very low portant point. Notice how the Special Service Thursday, Down-Siairs Store, Old Building Sale of Men’s Neckties at 85c—Best in Years All Because of a Little Trip to Paterson seams are sale price — $35. When the silk The quantity is BIG during a recent difficulty in a + 56) 6 Paterson silk mill looms stopped 12,000 The patterns are’ many than a HUNDRED ar he | ~more Short lengths of fine silks were / threatened with destruction. ae | The colorings are the smart there. attractive combinations that most Saw that | they w wld make beautiful Re We journeyed Looked the silks over. over men like. oe Every tie has the easy tie slide~and every tie is big and QUANTITY of and then ce 8 necks" liberal! in its good silk. Arraiged with a good manu- facturer to make up large flo four-in-hands in a true Wi maker way HE DID. The besf ties we've seen in man on sars—at 85e each, Burlington Areade floor, New Bldg. Desirable Spring Frocks Over 1,000 Spring Frocks of Voile, Chambray. MAnene, Gingham and other desirable fabrics. Three only are fea! ere. No Connection With ada Caer Store. “ a bh x0 Conds | Sold to Dealers ~~, . 3 Men's Hose ens ‘= cin weltht: weey- ine got orced beela and toes 4 pr. for $1 ae ee a Bargains Examples of the many hundred smart Dresses, Suits, Coats and Capes to’ be found in our Second floor for Thursday’s selling. ‘ Women’s Hose ambed tore ar Oth Ave. Fashionable Capes and Coats Practical models tn the new styles. With splendid lines and of desirable fabrics in Th Offering what we honest- ursday ly believe to be the big- gest bargains ONE DOLLAR can buy. All overstocks of the National Cloak and Suit Co White Skirts = eGes” Rott Pique, Cotton ¢ white al values durabe Linene and tne tat a neparate * wonderful © lot ham, Linene and Striped “holes of the three mod \ y ured, and others, at S100 1,200 Waists in a Choice of 10 Styles Attractive styles for most every occasion! dress, business and general wear Bapardings withretien trim Only 47 in the tot Sizes for almost every woman. For Colored, white, checked or floral Voiles. Ast “Ra me s Main Floor vider Wear ; Corsets; Petticoats ook Pajamas; Jap Silk Chemise; Nainsook Princess 8! Coutit te ina © of four styles, though there are not all a! in each Pett s of Bilotts, Cotton Taffeta with floral designs or washable White Sateen, Cholce at $1.00 50 pairs Ht Shoe 0 od quality anvan In the. popular brownish-gray color, Pair NA ir .00 ee | nem semen yo = = Pe oo ee eee One-piece Suspender Dress of Vewwy Cloth; Linene-and+ Percale Dress, and Military fea of French Aniahed cote n fanne $1.00, 647 Pair r Slightly Impertect Shoes $]- 00 #100 31.00. en and misses, If you find your size ehc Basement 2 tor $1 Votle Watw “0B yds. S| mii and seat sheets Medtum ey, Conta of 2 ton $2 i o ate 6 Wvasn sfatts of storey ' ae | for $1 of fim Mache aby sirtped suiting x 7 for $1. 00 ached Muslin: a en 10 yds, for Ok with hem i nar at ents Tor $9.06 [ 1 —Fal blenched pation Good wetkht Khakt Cloth. makes | White a it ’ * prue’ at