The evening world. [volume], April 30, 1915, Final Edition, Page 17, Image 17

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WKCIVIi NITKI) I'UOFI T SlIAItlN'C miTONS WITH KVKUV I'lJItCIIAriK,
To-Morrow
is
Moving DayS
And the Bitf, Busy Brill Stores will
celebrate it in jjreut style by the
greatest MOVEMENT of the season,
of new Spring and Summer Clothes for
Men and Young Men AT BIGGER
SAVINGS THAN EVER.
Men's Suits.Topcoats
and Balmacaan
SPECIALLY PRICED
s
At
$
IS00
And Well Worth $20.00 or $22.50
In SUITS Tartan Plaids, Ovcrpluids, Glen Urquhurts, Plain
Grays, Silk Mixtures and Pencil Stripes. BALMACAAN S wit li
pntch-pockets and set -in sleeves: made .at- fine imported English
and Scotch Overcoatings. In TOPCOATS Smart Mucks and Ox
fords lined with silk, and TAX COVKKT COATS.
$15 a $lS.OO
Values
$
10
IN Sl'ITS IViicil Mripcs, Jartaii
IMuuls. Ovcrpluids and a fine assort inont
of mixtures. IN TOI'COATS- Hla. ks
and Oxfords, and IN HALMACAANS
Smart (iruy and Hrnwn mixttirs. A
complete ranne of sizes, styles and
models for men, young men and youths.
$25&$2S.O
Values
$
20
(lieu I. njuliiirls, lartan Haid.s, Pencil
Stripes, (Jray St r pes, "Twilight
Striped" Silk Mixtures, lllues, Hrowns
and (irays IN SIMTS. and IN TOP
COATS Mucks, Oxfords and Cam
liridne Grays, silk lined to the edge.
Single or double breasted. ,
Dutchess Trousers for Men
$2.00 $2.50 $3.00 $3.50
Help out vour Suit with a pair of Dutchess Trousers and make them wear twice as
lorn!. Dutchess are the liest made tfUM if thev rip 10c if a button comes iff.
279 Broadway, near Chambers Street
Union Square, 14th Street, near Broadway
47 Cortlandt Street, near Greenwich Street
125th Street, Corner Third Avenue
Union Square and tlSth Street Store Open To-morrow Eveninn
ll'o fi'i'te United I'rajit .Slmrtwj Cuiimiia Willi Kteri 1'urelti.te
YOUR MON'KY HACK IV YOr'UK NOT SATISl-'IIU).
W3
GOING OUT OF BUSINESS
The Readjustment of Lots Means a New Broadside
of Bargain Surprises Every Day. Come Often!
Our advertiuemenU only tell of some of the bit; lotn.' Very likely the huiulrcdti of itmnllcr lots you will Hce on every
counter will be just a interesting to you. In fact, the whole atorc is a vcritnble Bargain Pnrndino for the prudent shopper.
It Is All Good, Clean, New, Dependable Spring Merchandise
For Saturdau To Supply Young Minn New York'n Needs al Very Small Coat
Misses' Smart New Spring Suits
Just Received A Large Order That Was Placed Just Before the Liquidation Was Ordered
The newest and latest touches of fashion can be had in (Iicm- remarkably beautiful
Suits. The lot includes Suits of Mannish Series, (iiibiirilincs, Poplins, Shepherd
Checks, Covert Cloths, Novelty Cloth.s, etc., in the .smart military effects, the Norfolk
Suit, the short Kton Coat, the modified Kmpirc effects, etc., the choice Spring shade.
I ll
Group No. 1
2o
Group No. 2
$14.50
Actual Values, $17.50 to $29.50
Jill
Children's & Girls'
Wash Dresses no
and Middies 9oC
Dresses in Gntatcaa,
Prrcnles, Tlrpii, Clmin
lratvi, GinKtiniiK ami
l'lmtls in nil llir newest
nlmile.i. Sizes ll to 14.
Midily lllouirs of ex
cellent nunlity Twill with
red and lilue collars nnil
cuffs to mutch; also plain
while. Sizes 0 to tfO.
Girls' Fancy Dresses
1.25 to 2.98
Value. $1.H to M.OB.
Siies 0 to U. Smart
(Jirls Urease in Ander
son (iin((liaiin, French
Ginghams, larc anil small
Shepherd Checks, real
French Linens, I'oplins.
I'iques, Challies, in the
newest hifh Kmpire ef
fects; also belted and
Kuimpu inoilrli.
Misses' Spring Coats
5:52 7 & 050
Values ranK" from SU.40 to $111.41), ('ouls Miltulile fur lrelt wear,
mntorinp, IniirinK, evening near and Rrncrnl sport um-, in the neurit
effects, including the long flare ('oat, I lie sninrt belted ("out, the military
Coat, the abort box ront, etc., ill Serges, Tweeds, Shepherd Cheeks, Wool
Checks, Coverts and Covert Gabardines. All sies.
sini'n rr.wfertl Sliire. Tlilnl I'lixir.
Sample Spring Coats
5.00 to 9.75
A manufacturer's sam
ple line of Children's
Spring Coats in this sea
son's best styles. Mate
rials urn Serge, Covert
Cloth, Gubareines, I'op
lins, Shepherd Checks, etc.
Not all sizes in each style,
but all sir.es and shades in
the lot. Values (l..".0 to
S I 7.4H.
Girls' Spring Casta
1.98 & 2.98
Values to 97.4(1. A fine
assortment of little tola'
mid girls' Coats in broken
ilizr., reduced greatly. In
clude. Coats of Serges,
Novelty Cloths, Tweeds,
and Crepe materials. The
season's newest models
and colorings. All slaes in
the lot, but not all sites in
each style.
Trimmed Hats
Of such absolutely iraaxt atyle that you would expect to sec them
priced at 10.00 and $12.40 ai similar hats are in most atorea, except
wine that would ask you atill morel
At
$
6.95
Of course we acknowledge 1'arii as the
city of their creation a original designs,
but the New York adaptations actually
give them n marked additional touch of
charm and ninuant style.
The Fashionable Hata of the Hour
A that's the best wov to describe tliem.
Small, medium ami large, tocpies, tur
bans, tricornes, anilors, aheperdess anil
other novelties, with the most fetching
trimming ideas. A really won- q ft
derful bargain at 5W,U
Nlmpoii-rrawfoM, Roeom! Floor
Double
Surety Coupon
Exchange
Twice as many as usual in
exchange for Tap, Labels,
Certificates, Trade Marks,
etc. Bring them tu the ex
change booth, Main Floor.
Br in g Us Your
Trade Marks, Tags,
Labels, Certifi
cates, Etc.
Ann1 get the usual number
of Surety Coupons in ex
change for them. Fill up your
Surety Coupon Hooks get
double values'
J V.
Women's Shoes
Exactly What You Are Asked
to Pay $4.00 for in Most Stores
a. 2.98
The moot fashionable footwear of the
day The ipiality, the style, and the
character for which you usually pay
1.1111.
You may choose from;
Patent Leather and Gun Melnl with
gray kid quarter.
White Nubuck with piping of blaek
kid.
Ilronxi' Kid with champagne quarter
These are all turned soles and covered
heels to match iipM'T trim- ,r f q
ming, Special for Saturday SjCi.ZJO
HIiiihh hi. Crawford, Main Floor
You Would Buy a Season's Supply if You Knew the
Wonderful Values in These
Fine Shirts for Men at 59c & H .29
At
59c
Values $1& $1.25
Shirts with fancy satin
striped bosoms, full dress
kliirtN, white short bosom
shiits, snappy colored stiff
bosom shirts in neat, attrac
tive patterns a bie lot of
Famous "Lion Brand"
Shirts Included
Also ahirta with separate collars to match, fine per
cales with stiff cuffs, and soft double cuff shirts
At$1.29
Values $2 to $3
THE MATERIALS
Sill Linen, Sill. Cot.
ton, I'ercales and
Novilly Crepe Cloth
THE STYLES Plain
fronts ami mush,
room pleats, double
soft cuffs, cushion
neckbands, coat
models.
THE COLORS Light and dark effects.
stripes and plain colors.
THE SIZES All sites, 14 to 17.
neat colored
Men's 50c
Silk Scarfs
At 35c
The Silk Scarfs are In
colorings and patterns to
suit all men, natty effects
for men about town and
sprightlv patterns for the
college youth. .'I fur 1.00
Men's $1.50 to $2
Pajamas
At
$1.00
Made of excellent qual
ity madras and mercerited
materials, in blue, tan,
gray, whito and lavender;
alto striped effects, Re
duced to $1,00.
liiin.i,i,.IVn
Men's 25c
Half Hose
At 15c Palr
Silk fibre, double sole,
heel and toe. Choice of a
dozen colors, Including
navy, tan, gray; also
black and white. Ilegil
Inrly Mr pair.
furil, Mala
Men's 50c
Underwear
34c
Halhriggaii shirts and
i.Tawcr, in white and
ecru color. Shirts have
short sleeves; drawers
ankle length, double seat.
lie for 50c Books!
Little Classics
Hdiled by Ilossttcr Jolmsou. 10 volumes,
Itimo., cloth. Originally published at $1.00 a
volume; popular edition heretofore M)c. a
volume
lie
Stories of Laughter
Stories of Exilo
Storii s of Comedy
Stories of Fortune
Stories of Mystery
Stories of Romance
Stories of Intellect
Stories of Childhood
Stories of Life
Stories of Tragedy
Young Folks Library of
History and Literature
11c
ISimo., cloth; heretofore 31) cents a volume;
sale price
Written by great men who lived real lives,
and who, had .something great to say.
Krni; and .Inlinny Hear, tiy Krnest
TliompNon .semn
I'lio Lanier Hook (Putney I-anler).
The I'naii Htory lloolc (Thomas
Nelson I'ago)
Poems of American Patriotism,
selected by llradner Matthews.
Tim Iloosavelt Iiook (Theodore
ltoosevolt).
Adventures of Robin Hood, by
Howard l'yle.
The Van Dyka Book (Dr. Henry
Vun Dyke), . ...
The Hooslor Bohool Hoy, by 124
ward l?imleaton.
Hern Tales, by James Baldwin.
l'anUful Talea, by Frank Htookton.
uoii miixoio, ny uervnnies.
Around World In Sloop Spray, by
Capt. Joshua Rlocuni.
Tho i;ugeno l'leld Hook (Kuceae
Meld).
Child' Garden of Veraea, by Rob
ert Louis Stevenson.
Children's Stories In American
Stories In Arnerloan
Ameilean
Slnipmm-Crawford Co., Main V'loor..
History.
Children's
rrogrcas.
Children's Stories In
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Children's Storlos In American
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