The evening world. Newspaper, March 24, 1915, Page 12

California’s Certified Asparagus DEL MONTE canned ie grown in the rich alluvial éelts lende of Califor- nta’s great rivers-- soil which needs | no fertilization. DEL MONTE aspara- is ‘ selection of the fresh because | fresh: te packed where grown, im sanitery factories, p| immediately after cut- 4 ting— preserved by | heat clone, with ell the | } fine distinctive flavor retained. To be sure of high uni- form quality in fruits and vegetables at mod- ate prices, eek grocer for the DBL MONTE brand. Peckhed by | California Frait Canners Avscelation Largest Connors of Fruits sad Vegetabies in the World 2 Sen Frencisen, California e THE NEW PLAYS «| | “ Alice in Wonderland” At the Booth Theatre. BY CHARLES DARNTON. IRB T ont lew “n fache W ° seomeh oi hs oa pfort y pommibly bey picture J ove delieney of] treatment \*« required. The poetry « mt var unive t * by nv Chicago 1 fing degree, and it jothine, With atl yer oP mut way thaw a great dea 2 the manawement of liehte, Charm * the one quality thin play show pomwess, and i je realized only in the performance of Hittin Mixs Tobin For one, 1 must fone that | didn't kmow until iat might that Lewis Carroll was a churchman. Hut 1 eam way that the « ne scene, showing him in ecclesiastical garb, | helped the play into the light, On the other hand, it Was a hit dull, or at teast solemn, to find Unote Lewis put- time Allee to weep. The danger of (it was that the audience might fall . were disclosed in something Like a dim, roligtoes Nght. ‘The play toak an ingenious turn, however, when Altes etepped throueh & looking-giass into the atory that fe love ns a clapelc, But in adding "Through the Looking-Giaae” to her Play Misa Geflenbere might have given at leat @ suggestion of origin- {elity by making some wae of the Walrus and the Carpenter. She may ™., | have followed a reverent impulse to The Psychology of Recovering Lost Articles! We ate picks up a lost watch, ring, besctiet, pocketbook, ec, he imme ely, and quite maturally, 2 see Mf the owner can be Me os not feel that the article that Rw just. come iat his possession to him at all “To whom does this belong?” is his foremost thought. Next he consults his favorite bai and turns to the “LOST & 4 ADS. for the information he seeks, This he may continue to do for several @ays—possibly on through the week, {ncluding the following Sunday, by by this time, as a rule, if he has not jound the lost property advertised for, he becomes rather apathetic and re- laxes his efforts to tind its owner MORAL: Advertise for lost articles without delay, If you fail to recover them during the week, don't fail to tmake a supreme effort to recover them by advertising at the week-end day That i the big “round-up” day, so to openk | Le (i iF YOUR “LOST & FOUND" IS PRINTED IN THE Mos OR SUNDAY WORLD, I! GETS Al IRCULATION IN DEW YORK CITY REATER THAN TifE HERALD,| TIMES AND TRIBUNE COMBINED! The World accepts “LOST & FOUNL’ ADS. over the telephone, CALL 4000 BEEKMAN! ¢ AN lost or fowmd articles ad~ Vortec! in The World will be ut The World's Gaforma- a Bureau, Palliser Bulléing Arende, Park low; " mort keep her hands of these charactors, But considering hor as @ @ramatist, I can enly say with the Queen, “Of with her head!” As you may imagine, Alice wasn't nearly vo engrossing in Theatreland am one is in the Wonderiand of Car- rel. Alice started out bravely enough dy watohing Uncle Lewis at his chous board, but after the firat fow acenes, himmelt wan! than Misa] fito be in fantasy, and wing Com eip matters | 1 very well ‘ Kingaford naly imperturbal ' v the onat mere ly Wonder At any rn depend weeky at oe SEEKS MISSING HUSBAND. Mrs, Me™ Hin Thinks He May Have | dotned Navy Mra. 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Box-pleated bodice and skirt are girdled with contrasting velvet, and trimmed with pendant omaments. Sheer embroidered batiste makes the dainty collar and cuffs. Note Ned ty effective touch achie by tuffle at the semi-Empire waist-line. Sizes 14, 16 and 18. Juniors—‘‘Bretelle’’ Prats,” $12.74 Megha French Gai) iW white, with pin stripes green or blue, is prettily combined with waite crepe de chine in a pic- turesque model. The wide told finishing the full shirred skirt at foot and the girdle are in “re- versed” stripe. 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Mill Ends of OUTING FLANNEL 6c yard Sold by the length onty; ranging from 10 to 17 yards. 27-inch Outing Flannel, perfect s, heavy map on both sides. Launders excellently Saa"oill give long service. of Pink, Blue and Gray stripes. ERCOND PIOOR, S6TH CTRERT. Coats for the Little Girl’s Spring Wardrobe Juvenile fashions favor the picturesque, ond the stuart ‘ithe ts for the you generation are characterized by aquaintness and 9 simplicity most attractive. From the isive collection of Coats in the Macy e tablish. rent the following have been selected for special selling: Reefer Coats in meee -— (Uhusteated at left) $4.89 A strictly tailored model in navy blue serge or shepherd check worsted; lined with soft white silk. The collar is convertible, the pockets smartly slashed, the cuffs in turn- back effect. Sizes 4 to 8 years. Bedford Coats— In Semi-Empire Model, $7.89 (Contre Ilhustration) In navy, brown and Copenhagen: an extremely pretty model with wide girdle of messaline drawn through straps of the material, trimmed with tiny pearl buttons. Collar and cuffs are of sheer white organdie, hemstitched and lace edged. Sizes 4 to 8 years. Bedford Cord Coats— Braid and Satin Trimmed, $14.49 (IMeestrated at right) In navy, brown, Copenhagen or check effect; a striking- ly reed model, silk lined throughout. Note the hood collar and the side belt of Roman striped satin in gay colors, edged with broad black braid. Pleats give the fashionable ft fullness to the flaring skirt. Sizes 4 to 10 years. Moire Coatse—In New Side Belted Model, $15.74 very effective model in Copenhagen, green, black and sand piel with collar and cuffs in contrasting color. Panel back, belted at sides; very flaring skirt. Flowered Tissue Dresses— Quaint Empire Model, A fainty little frock of sheer striped white tissue, floral patterned velvet $3.49 and trimmed with ribbon; collar and tucked vestee are of organdie, lace ‘The full shirred skirt is corded at the high waist line. Sizes 4 to 12 years. TRIRD FLOOR, 35TH STREET, REAR Imported and Domestic Dinner Sets Reduced “ Mosh fens gepuler stock and reduced in the continuation Theo. Haviland China Dinner Sets Each with 99 pieces, neat floral designs (two border designs), on handles. 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