The evening world. Newspaper, April 2, 1915, Page 6

EB SVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL 2, 10158. su 28.22 Master of Tuba Won Biue Ribbon WE FIRST APRIL FOOL _ a a ees - a i. plever 6 i trom « Me ' > w tenet trom By Tooting Twenty-Six Hours Mecige of tie Wes bay eee Keteches of the Wem & 0 bender " . ehipe Lanier tue hae b+ tohee erty fours an mre —E— le the Went Sito Gomre o8 toce on | sebove rn me ie, Sompoceees wee dierharged Amben saried | res ‘ Denis) Nanpapert, stopped tie tast-|isier te court with Mallidey At) ob a! Eighty cond Gtreet ond am. srenener and MiB) erventh Birest | Herdem Avenue yesterday morning prisoner asked permission to eo 9 nd asked bie passengers, o mas ond | (ete the washroom of & selown, oF Mires! Metin and the men id 68 Were erremed, both = ' Otonbeet B®, and be in bye Tube players ere buhly regarded ving folled to pay bie temtenh ball jy ond « we " rhe vued bereeit atherine jy mmith of Mo. ie Lasingion Avenue, |) che aid be @ar Wailer Mi a. Siciuday of he. 0h Wet ‘haiaas - eo—_— i | Johannes de Jong Wor - sered the © ry “l want te a = ' ~ on ie. a " ° - ring go board Fame by Tooting Untl His ot tor th piarere 2) = for 010, the amount they ovat | tore Toe: y eourn ue permnes D aoe cos harminas, yet *or7 : op grenideg over re nina — ito thet Oni only sounee Last Competitor Painted. oe bumet Th ations @¢ the meth & ime wed bunehes — tee ome -- — thet the tote plepere ehewld » nt one | whee concenatap Desatnen of the sat. | SrVene erate Pur Storage—Remodelling and Repairing yo hy Line beams 08 8) ena and \-- —— " tn ——— roomier of tte orew @ man oho Ph Power? to a « worl@es endurance t e verera | no me end} had oto tee ond © Franklin Simon & Co. | Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Sts. re ber to dimewas the feat rue Johannes de Jopa, tute | tooter par excelienee ‘ layed the national aire | + Jambertus comes of « long iine of ’ r 4 every land that can boast @ fm PARIS 4 Rue Martel. LONDON ~ 29 Jewin Crescent ‘que teoters oe far back ao he car Senal heen The netes of the “We * « 1 the “Marsetiiaw 2 ° , Pema | Specialists in Correct Dress arried out. At| > OR JONG ang HIS HORN~ nd o our houre but two | t+ tee ehE Fe Rt te Re Re er eee see bee remaines—lintle Voutertnus, I the tuba players kept | 6 \: For Misses, Girls, Boys and Infants jthee o had | — — -—---—-- Ee aed | > 5 bela the champloaahip for two. yeara rs. 00 8 Individual Shops for Misses and Girls and tambertua Johannes de Jong, a» | WEW HAVEN HAS PLAN TO [8's eae aut pirant for the topmom honore Maeve ir a; ‘teses are M- bp ae Rica to play Se At REDUCE CAPITAL STOC i nd virile G to 17 yeare; | awk aa 4 to £0 ycare ir WORD IoRe Genuaeaes bourh| ——- UO Alle Tailored Suits, Sport and Outing Coats, 7 cubes Mt Cut From $180,017,000 to §157,-| aaa Afternoon Dresses, Dressy Coats and Wraps, mand steam is! 417,000 to Be Submitted at Spe- {CORPUS CHRISTI CHURCH Evening Gowns, Girls’ —— Frocks, i : of days in de | cial Meeting April 24. EASTER CELEBRATION Graduation Gowns, Girls’ School Dresses, ba a ashlee Boke lee PII | Misses’ and Girls’ Millinery, Underwear, Negligees, etc. a economy consists in big in eR MARE tall kaa ar Misses’ and Girls’ Shoes, Misses’ and Girls’, Hosiery. a yay d ry worth for reby apin Mtrest that at the special me ne Je) Reor iM sictropraminie to Ble “not Se. worth for until the onl the Now Haven stockholders in New | Splendid al Program id Pavone apni 8 ; Ninge There te no tube. | Ravers whieh has be Rendered by Noted Singers, As- | Also Waists and Shirts, Middy Blouses, Separate Skirts, Riding Apparel, = oward Shoe is honest- 5 ng the tweatyeAith hour sisted by a String Orchest | Sven mn hinge, Glove Silk and Merino Gauarees’. — wile de, and honestly " bg At the Church of Corpus Christ, | ! 1 and t hat you One Hundred an? Twenty-first Street z t Bad and Broadway, Kaater Sunday morn: | Fi II ° S ° 1 S 1 S, d AK. pouty poeta? by the terrif ning the company’s clock, special munte. wil | ollowing Special Sales Saturday - a ci Pe j= Teen i echotr during the | a rey LL. JAMES-8, COWARD bbe. His | the general mortgage plan now un : oea Mae tate anne ’* -7) mY, inted dead away and he did not re- | Or, Claret ont Be Wiles chalcites Misses’ Tailored Suits - ote cover for hours, And just to show his ? 0601,986 | bit thy Rev. J. J. Gil- aan eee ; rik q bol tary March ivtwe tine eecee the ant te th pie me as deacon, the Re os B. del 66 t Cl b”’ nd bs Cc t ” Ss i ; a ig Gi Magrorg on BA mortal hours, So he became champion | monthe ending in Fobruary, against 4 | Noro as sub-deacon, and the Rew. J. _’ un f y u a ross Coun ry u ts " arent tuba player Hand, and establish : e litclion aa inanter of ceremonieey The a i . |footer.” Halt to de Jong, tbe toatist | ack ih Vebrunty ‘of [Programme will be under the direc: Entirely New Modelo—"Style Registered." — = —— - — Mee MauaL at lua felloWIRe ite Misses’ tailored, semi-loose belted or military coat suits of gabardine or serge, in navy, black, bamboo, white or gray; also checks or tweeds. 14 to 20 years, Special 29.50 Girls’ Silk Lined Coats Misses’ Silk Lined Coats Tailored top coats of navy ser, Of na hardine, covert cloth ene, eae tweed or covert; or tweed: convertible collar; lap pockets, a mannish pockets. 8 to 16 years. Special 9.75 14 to 20 years. Special 1 9.75 Girls’ Corduroy Coats Misses’ Corduroy Coats New model silk lined coats, of New model silk lined coats, of . . Miss B. McGowan; altos: Miss ynch, Mra. W. Oswald, Miss LL. @ Mc ys Mr. W. Oswald, a "a barito! Mr. R. )Walat, 2 Grant, Mr. J, Pephard. Sopranos: Miss M. MeCarthy, Miss F. wide wale corduroy velvet, in English corduroy velvet, in delft, delft, putty, rose, green, Palm putty, rose, green, Palm Beach Peiten Special 14.50 i¢ i ee Speciad 18.50 [Solemn vespers will be held in the evening at 8 o'clock. 1 a Li is ‘ADMINISTRATORS NAMED a Alfred W. McCann, New York's militant pure food expert, wouldn't - allow Grape-Nuts in the New York Globe’s Pure Food Directory until he had FOR ESUATE O'ER, UES personally investigated it. Executors cf Contested Will Ap- Franklin Simon & CO, call attention to their large assortment of Dresses and Suits, for the hard-to-fit girl, ages 13 to 17, designed on youthful lines. Dresses 5.95 to 39.50 Suits 18.50 to 45.00 pointed to Act Temporarily iS McCann, at his own expense, made a two thousand mile journey to Pending Decision, Misses’ and Girls’ Dresses i Battle Creek; spent the better part of two days in the Grape-Nuts factories— serena Gnaeus eerieent Hand Smocked Dresses Misses’ Silk Dresses | | 4 © upstairs, downstairs, and all over the place—and as a result, in yesterday's Globe, J) ixiiitor or tho wit ot Gen, Hrayton Ehumoray, tn pink, blue oF tan; tlko striped, checked or flowered We et te hand smocked; hand embroid- 2 5 silks and natural Pongee. 3 reports as follows: i" ed at ered collar and cuffs. — Special iy | 14 to 20 years, Special 18.50 he Hon Surety: Company ns Girls’ White Dresses Misses’ Evening Gowns Ix ‘another » daughters to French voile, batiste or net, Of chiffon taffeta, gros de i upen the “Grape-Nuts is an honest, genuine, wholesome, good, fool-proof break- fast food. prejudices against it, born largely in the deluge of bigotry that has been heaped upon it for years, have disappeared. I regret that | felt it necessary to hold up this decent and nourishing food for seven months, tefusing it a place in the directory, when it should have been there. trimmed with Cluny and Venice Londres, laces or nets, trimmed laces, hand embroidered, with lace and French flowers. 8 to 15 years. Special 9,75 14 to 20 years. Special 29.50 Misses’ and Girls’ Shoes : _ There wus) be ony others in i, epuntiy ie ple have been RS eng A hye poisoned against Grape-Nuts as a result of the attacks which fools have made (ete Aue tocbtenk the willy nna ° " ei upon it. his article is written for their benefit. SSS Made of asiectes tan or black Russia calf on “Franklin” lasts, with light welted sag ne 2.95 ig Grape-Nuts is all that Post ever claimed for it.” Girls’ White Buckskin Shoes Of genuine white buckskin, buttoned or laced, made on modified orthopedic lasts, There may be some people in New York just as doubtful as was Sg a aa IEE En Spit 3.85 McCann. Ail of them cannot come to Battle Creek to investigate. McCann came. If you are still in doubt on any point about Grape-Nuts, write Alfred = |iwaneen ‘W. McCann, New York Globe. Purchase of $75 Misses’ High Shoes or Pumps Of patent or dull leather, also tan Russia calf, made on stylish titting laste. Sizes 2!4 0 734. Special 3.75 A Better still—ask no i be ; r still—ask you grocer right mow for a package of oy reseed IMPORTANT SALE SATURDAY Importation of London Made Hats Trimmed Hate for Women and Misses Trimmed taflored straw hats of Milan hemp, in rose, gold, Belgian or navy blue, cardinal, white or black, trimmed with ribbons and small fancy feathers. CREDIT TERMS Grape-Nuts a sy ae 10 | Girls’ High Shoes or Oxfords “There’s a Reason” 1 COLUMBUS AVE — BET.103 & 1O4"ST Prompt Mail and Telephone Service—Phone 6900 Greeley