Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-16

II A stunning array or black anu
white hats is shown at L. Bam-
berger and Company's. Included
In the lot are smart models OF
white chip, trimmed with lac
quered ribbon and quilts or wings;
II all-black sailor shapes adorned
with wired lacquer bows, and
dainty all white shapes garnished
| with wreaths of fine white roses.
The prices are surprisingly low.
H Japanese panama hats, blocked
in three of the seasons most pop
/ ular shapes, are offered at l.. s
\ Plaut and Company's for d.44
each. They are valued at 81 and
SO. These modish hats require little
In. the way of trimming, a knotted
1 silk scarf or folded band of
tuIie or velvet being quite suffi-
cient.
! Very dainty blouses OF fine lawn
/ with peasant sleeves, and Robes
/ pierre collars, trimmed with in
| serts of lace or embroidery, are
/ being sold at Stuart's, e35 Broad
street, for 70 cents each, their
value being $3.50.
At A. Morton Oppenheim and
| Company's, 7S3 Broad street, one
may obtain a Balmacaan coat, cut
! on excellent lines and made OF
good material, for s2.9S.
At Bedells there is an attrac-
! tive, showing of lightweight suits
for present-day wear Modish
models are developed gabar-
dine, serge, poplin, wool crepe and
other popular materials.
Boys "rough-it'' suits of good
material, with two pairs OF
knickerbocter trousers and patch
pockets. are offered at moderate
prices at Marshall and Balls.
This is the season for silk
gloves, and the economical woman
will be sure to profit by the sale
of these necessary articles at
Hahne and Company's. 1--'
Two-clasp silk gloves, with dou-
BILE tip fingers. in black, white and
navy blue, may be obtained for
30 cents per pair. Better quality
gloves are offered at As cents and
So cents per pair.
A sale of womens raincoats Is
also attracting attention at this
shop.
Houseclcaning days are here,
and at the Goerke Company's
there Is a sale of China and Jap
anese mating, valued at 40 cents
per yard, for 25 cents per yard.
The colorings are red. green and
brown, chiefly in carpet designs.
At Lissner's there is a special
showing of crepe de chine, wolfe,
CHIFFON and tub-silk blouses, at
prices that appeal to the slim
pure.
The spring clearing sale of
women's suits and dresses Is ION"
at D. Wolff and Company's.
Prices are low.
Spring dresses of crepe. messa-
line, pnplin, serge and other ma
terials are offered at Morrison's
Ia Market street, for IS each.
They are valued up to $15.
A special sale of boys suits,
made of Atwood materials in
pretty mixed effects, with extra
trousers, is in progress at Stouten-
burgh's.
At Ludwig, Baurnann and Co. s
one may obtain a aforty-dollar
davenport bed for $27.49. These
beds are shown with mahogany or
oak frames, heavily carved and
strongly constructed.
At Robinson's, 1879 Market street,
the entire stock Of women's
spring suits is offered at half
price.
Wise folks are taking advantage
of the special sale Of furniture at
the Crown Company's. Three-piece
parlor suits may be obtained for
$18.75. -
e.. "A Kirch and Company are
Offering refrigerators at very spe-
cial prices. Prices range from 1913
to S1S9s. valued at from s5.sS to
1928.
A spring clearance sale Of mems
suits and top coats is in progress
at Preger's. 113 Market street.
Prices are exceptional
Mems s35 serge suits, silk lined
and we'll tailored, are offered at
McGregor'B for S26 each.
At Christian Schmidt's one may
obtain q big, comfortable iuita-
ton Spanish leather rocker for
$10.9s, q very special price.
Jeweled or fancy pins are prac
laniI.. i,,diannr,ca hln 70 thu rregan