The evening world. Newspaper, December 9, 1914, Page 10

® Easily Prepared in a Few Min- Some peop! from one year’s end to the ot *roachial inh, Remedy Ie Home- Made “Watch Your Step” An Unhesitating Success BY CHARLES DARNTON. le are constantly annoyed the cause 2% Pape Pines (50 cents’ worth) jruggist, pour intoa pint bottle sand ‘Sugar hs 4 mae lively affair at the New Amsterdam Theatre last night. a full t—enough to ly ajems ti ata cost of ed 64] Detalle? Have you ever slipped © THE NEW PLAYS were HETHER you step out of the subway or the tango in your pursuit ndded of pleasure, “Watch Your Step” Is bound to catch something moro |, aay than your ear, There's a new show in town, thanks to Charles dre ait es / the e bate wi with plain granulated | Dillingham, who has a happy faculty of giving the public what It wants in circle. tr. Cant Start taking t at once. | the way of lively entertainment. Here you have the whole story of the step going further, | halting “Watch Your Step” may be fittingly Sones. If, Uke the talkative guard At the anything at all, yet there was a tow Fourteenth Street Station, I din the! of Maal ches in “Play a Bimple title into your ears, you may feel, at/ od ys least, that all is safe, girls gathered about C But it is quite another thing tojn kind of sent! ‘imental competition, trot out “headliners” on the platform| Mise Fisher sang pleasingly at every of approval. To be sure, we had last|/OPportunity. Though Mr. King and night those light-steppere, Mr.. ani!|scjoug in their songs, they Mra. Vernon Castle, “1 cleverly. The Castles, of course, fox. of dough to let them atep on my ts wang Mr, Casati hough confession | * fe And he miserable danee with my wif wal ny in our estima. | 5OW. tion only when jzabeth Murray } wave him the right-arm hook ‘ hurled him to the dancing floor. for Mra, Castle, she danced so well that she should have confined her tep” led straight t Mr. Berlin's aie. became monot- | oj y) Fp te yl gg away from a vaudeville show and|!t worth his while to come out of his performance to action instead of ex- ite "plot byt ¥ ith that, Easily paused on the doorstep to ask your-|fura on @ wintry night and take a ‘ending it to words, men beater oF with the comt elly, and his = oe a ripe and highly extract, rie ce male Sores tucked away your impression of an you picked up the latest war news on on rou way home, didn't you? Well, Ps eer wil Pines Cx Ft. Wayne, fod Stern Brothers 42nd and 43rd Streets, West of Ffth Avenue. me d for Thursday, Friday and Saturday nusually Important Clearance Sale of Women’s Suits, Dresses and Skirts all Sain the most desirable models and materials for every occasion of dress, at the lowest prices quoted this season and such as are usually reserved for late January clearance events. Women’s Tailored Suits Street and Afternoon Gowns, Tn all the newest materials and various coat] Of silks, wool serges and velveteen, in a many smartly fur trimmed; incom-' i models; only one and two at $17.50 and 24.50 at $10.50, 18.50 and 24.75 Formerly priced from 934.50 to 55.00 Formerly priced from 928.50 to 50.50 fies of More Elaborate envi: Frocks; Opera and ‘oreign Dress Suits, inner Gowns, including models shown exclusi Tn white and all desirable evening shades, Stern Brothers, sedi | inoluding alimited numberia all black effecte, at $32.50, 45.00 and 59.50 at 22.50, 35.00 and 75.00 * Formerly priced from @57.50 to 125.00 Formerly priced from $80.50 to 105.00 Also a collection of Women’s Separate Skirt, - - - Of serges, plaids, gabardines, novelty checks, Pennasrly peioed ites thao te 10.50 Very Noteworthy Lace Values Will be offered To-morrow, at these very special prices: Shadow and Net Lace Flouncings, in cream or white, yard 15c to 1.95 ' Values 40c to $2.85 a yard at $2.95, 4.75 and 7.50 juroys, velveteens and silks; yard 85c Value $1.65 a yard Silk and Cotton Net, 44 and 78 inches wide, in black, white and all the fashionable shades, yard 40c, 680, 95c, 1.25 to 1.95 Regular Valuce 65c to 2.50 a yard Desirable Colored and Black Silks IN and Waist Patterns, suitable for Holiday Gifts, will be on sale, to-morrow, offering the following extraordinary values: Waist Patterns, at $2.50 and 3.75|Dress Patterns, at $7.50 and 9.50 Regular Prices $5.00 to 9.00 Regular Prices $10.00 to 18.00 Included are Crepe de Chine, Crepe Meteor, Satin Charmeuse, Canton Ci , Fancy Taffetas, Printed Chiffons, Faille Charmeuse, Moire Grecque, Brocaded Silksand ey Spring Foulards. Black and Colored Dress Goods at $3.50, 4.00, 4.50 to 12.75 the pattern " Consisti of # ag and Novelty weaves in All-Wool and Silk-and-Wool materials, such as Velour de Laine, Broadcloths, Serges, Gabardines, Cheviots, Mohairs, Poplins and Crepes, black and {ashionable colorings, together with a large assortment of MixedTailor Suitings. Cotton Dress Patterns, at $1.95, 2.25, 2.95 to 4.75 Comprising Madras, Dimitis, Gingham, Voile and Novelty Cotton and Silk-and-Cotton materials, neatly boxed for presentation. The Toy Department ON the Fourth Floor, is replete with Toys, Dolls, Games and Juvenile Books of every description, at prices that are attractively moderate. An exceptionally attractive value for to-morrow, $10.00 “Kathe Kruse” Dolls at $7.50 These famous dolls are 18 inches tall; each made by hand, under the personal supervision of the originator and are without doubt the finest dolls ever produced, the facial expression varying in model. -Jeeit questions? Certainly not! You|sauint at thie enterprising planet, | wiveranee, 0 her moodn Lest a may be cast from a dead halt. “ig Mg pd for le Boson cane, cer- | enjoyable evening and let it rest while| the modest head of Mr. Dillingham, band went back to his old days My oa | be eald that bie latest pro- \and hit juct as cimple as Montgomery | Ak your drageiet 10 sg enough to say that “Watch Your land Stone, and therefore has every | "1 smnen sab fe With her he ‘ter Pie rantee of ab-| Step” ts glorified vaudeville—vaude- | possibility of being as profitable. In| over one eye, Misi : orien ville with such @ strikingly dressed | other words It te just the sort of Mt of t chorus of youth and beauty behind it | thing that Broadway, as we see it as to make the man in the moon think | night after night, would pawn ite nomical sport, who humorous dog, t! je au ad DI motion and erring sing "came fo of entertainment, Very giv eely, ‘as @ n| fe M. Cohan and vaudeville have ccoantrio comedian with, Law Fields been rolled eee eee the drum and other little; * Popular hi icliaaiiimnntiies NOTES OF THE BRONX. he first ac But it like @ deacon and acting ook Park Commissioner Thomas Y ne whittle has awarded the privileges batest for the use of the Tremper, House and e counter and checking stations in in Ven Cortlandt Park. Under tho seen Kelly, of course, RIGINAL but as anybody here seen Kelly's dog, making @ meal off his generous GENUINE Horlicks trousers and turning up its tail stage management? The combination Ka was Irresistible. Kelly ed off put gure in the happy-go-lucky afar, He performed with a dog that should be Fant I in pisculte to ite dying day. body has the night when the ladies et the boxes wore electric tiaras, and later he doubled in brass as a cornet player—a secret of his past life he has kept up to this time with the restraint that only an artist can show. He also eee a hh? Li ero car ng when \The Feed-Drink fer all Agee Rich milk, malted grain, : For infanteinvalide ood grow - | Purenutrition, upbuilding pre neem motte on the healthtul thea * coffee! wabetitate, - Ash for HURLICK'S. rew aime’ to vaing * Move Ove: nocent ditty hag bf Bradshaw $(o- 22-24-26 WEST 34TH ST IMPORTANT SALE Entire Stock of 3m: Suits ee Dene Covert Suits th Cheviot Sport Suits med Broadcloth Suits lode! Gabard! Fur’ Entire Stock of Yin: Coats Fur Tr! Chinchilla Coats 50 Belted Zibeline Coats $ . Flare Model Boucle Coats Dressy Broadcloth Coats Silk Lined Arabian Cloth Coats Scotch Mixture Sport Coats English Model Top Coats English Mixture Storm Coats Regularly up to $29.50 Entire Stock of tics Dresses Serge & Satin Cormpination Dresses Circular Tunic Se: Lace and Chiffon Dan Charmeuse Afternoon Satin and Velvet Afternoon Dresses Net and Chiffon Party Dresses Regularly up to $32.50 HUDSON SEAL COATS $65.00 Messaline Silk Lace and Crepe de Petticoats Chine Blouses $1.50 ir sel $5.00 In an the new ein ol shades : AVictor Herbert Song Hit From “THE ONLY GIRL,” Now Playing at the Lyric Theatre. Complete Words and Music WITH NEXT jSunday’s World. wren | Salty at te ond of cath of Mol tearais Ge ay wm ane Irving Berlin's music proved better with a combined in- |i ‘i be on the rogramme eac described as an unhesitating success.| tin his lyrics, whieh rhymed cg annually under the lew ‘ per House award «|W as made to ‘Aitrea. J. Hayhurst at when the chorus men joined eral per Elizabeth Brice were rather self-con. of. ara men cheered danced ney, i Baste Avenue, driving his soul on 1@ Concourse yer mn the part of dug. collided 5 nad learned all he ment auto Stent , William Dition. of of er the jtion District, Both » doubt that jand prevented 4 clear vision. The Washington walinie t of Bed- bad pe Lit me Gees ed there was so Two Handreatn Street. A. J. Patton Sm! President The Teens Folks’ The annual fair given by the parish. toners of of choice is a striking feature of the selection. seven-eighth and full length models, in belted, flare, a (ng and tailored styles, trimmed with plush, velvet, fur or self material. fair will con-/Cuureh wilt and no coun avanti atvet obits, Sin yearly ren' uh rine ‘Santee ‘of No. un No. 868, F. and Road, Helen Cowie) of No, 794 Ay We hn neha a tee treet, Herbert Latdman of No. hold a a. at Ebling’s | 5 Sascnie ‘Hall to-night, Claremont Park Church fair — eos night at the churcau ear, and the other to logue at $3,300 annually. indred and Sixty-sev- re Convention. A big crowd cath Street and Teller Avenue. the dele- The Legal Aid Society of the Elton led the “Congres- | Avenue German Methodist Episcopal Square C: ter, @ wholesaler, of r- pout Let Koltos Depart- y Ms Policeman ixth ES om —half the world: lives | men a Sr. maken 7 on ric — BE aged. Mi clouded his Mindapield , rice as a food is je not coated with «i ““Unkoted" "no > glucose —no talc into their new beter Avenue and Your ereorrpas it. Baas Be ated the owns and yea won ‘to buy your next Casino to-night. St. Simeon’s Church will be- Saks & Company Broadway at 34th Street Five new models in Women’s Fur-Trimried Suits Value $35—special tomorrow at $17.50 Five of the very latest conceits in fur-trimmed modes, exhibiting the sbort and the medium in coats, with circular, Empire or box pleated back. There is also a new len minute. flare effect, and the coats smart coat which is a radical departure and modish to the Tailored in a fine quality of chiffon broadcloth, the skirt a circular 4 trimmed witb new surprises in fur. In black, navy, nigger brown and Russian green.—Fourth Floor A very important sale tomorrow of Women’s Street Coats reduced from our former stock prices of $25, $30 and $35—to $19.50 There is nothing in town right now to touch these coats for value nor for variety It is almost a certainty that the coat you want is in this sale, for diversity There are three-quarter, nd the variety is still further substantiated by the following liberal choice of Winter fabrics: Plush Ural Lamb Boucle Chinchilla Zibeline Caracul Matalam Astrachan Cheviot Mixtures Corduroy Wool Plush From regular stock tomorrow 200 Women’s Dresses at most substantial reductions A very choice and representative collection of tailored models for street wear; and fancy silk, velveteen and satin dresses for more formal afternoon use, but not more than three or four dresses of any one style, 4th oor . resses, of velvetee! d satin, in very smart styles, 75 Dresses, of velveteen sid oat gi50'& sauce, +: $10.00 30 Satin Dresses, with net tunic, for afternoon sd om $25.00 \ $12.50 65 Dresses, of velveteen and satin, for dre ve bony SP \ $18.50 30 Dresses, of chiffon velvet, for saat age, atid pee A) } $39.50 Of special interest today and tomorrow Women’s Bags—reduced to $4.95 Formerly $6.50 to $12.50 Our regular stock—reduced solely for your advan- tage in the purchasing of Christmas gifts A remarkably diversified collection of bags, in which you will find a eeniaire range of models and leathers and numerous novelties, such as atch bags, and fitted bags, especially suitable for Christmas giving. A very special sale tomorrow and Friday Women’s Real Buckskin Top Boots A butt del Be eg $7. Real et $4.85 perulae buskatin patent fea or i dice Bay or fu Mad leather Louis berte the Fulton Avenue, vi ireinia Drain of No iam re - well known to Ber it imps ant te oerye F Meethat at five | that fv —a the sale ‘ab ae thls adversinemer toremied yan: ipes (pr cartes) ytbeed ureing to ‘next peekage. ‘kite adh thaws Cones Yate! howe Risecesauibans BH