The evening world. Newspaper, April 5, 1915, Page 6

ea = = AT ENO OF THIS WEEK 0° THE eyes WORLD, ates rv MDAY, APRIL 6, 10938. UNEMPLOYED MEN REFUSE 10 SHOVEL = came, «as edge boar Sg we 108 bn One cont pert ne Care ie oo eer ee Me one be ne J one repay aon” 27 ¥ -_ WOOWS Pa PENSIONS = MW ONSINIWY <3 Se hope j » uy t ote —e Pethereten. “To-de evare oo, ork iy ; wl " . _ oe ee don thet” eet ot ' rs penny wuless Ht temowes the — J Ac 1 / ‘ + while it dane give i 4 Cal epee Ow . - o - ' M 48,000 Registered, Less i mete, ote dt dae vines, ia : home crying for then ” " co y day > et ot wthine —-dewtile irs WI Reve ie maeer es OAZED BY “TOOTHACHE. Than 21,000 Answer Com. | try. ay fouls not get iheve owt | gremethe Wram an rage and ond 0 few ern rot er Ss t ’ a “ tran Poene Wenser — co nd pool of Ge koma dee tate e : ; missioner's Call tom Mer Mabry tn Matter Tap ed aha : rd Shoes : “4 ow eh nem |i) Mee) Wet In the bel Of Haberman efor the worst rose ; : h 4 nana Dy Sophie trene Loch . be omni way MAO | wrown hair ane tue ever was found | The trowbie with the wu loved | ume Bi Ne 19) Hewier Birest aud] Me eure to aah the for the | ’ are arranged to-morrow, , Maste + Tuy could be with the [wandering at Tenth Avenue and PAY: ) 4. wie ale Gial te ree Aw f+ ~ doxbte crsagi ettine wo te the pre- nother special offering of very desirable . pape » them better 88) agen & more. |" seabed tages mae Y ton Gor cryin under guasesier af q a - « ; « y ore aoa: s = ye . - ws Lag hem ine one | lly Mverge momy te at labor, a that most of tem | ia A ry pnaed os he Leck if it Calls to remove trebles — Women’s Glove Silk Underwear we Beate wan! pene ae, aly alt | ig Beat Morty sevemih rect Hation |qou't want to work in bad weather ’ be fer the pe at | rm . the 1 ye wore under ber plaid anat efuge to wield @ 1 on Gun r— ' Greatly Below Actual Values P repress tittle cathe | 4g MMS, FP» Wy Ay +4 heres virt ouly © pair of pins sald Breet ore Commie. | 9, - rene of ant * ‘ e M pe. he bad on shows with cow ner Fethers\on to-day tae oe an sor ota S SSPE SES] Alexander's e prs Te ve wot @ toe . © wae! shovete tered at department d ; embroidered fronts or plain models at S159 As f= gent to Mallorwe ond plesed tn the abe Jetations in Mambattan, Brockiya ond Fer : Glove Silk Bloomers, ia white abelariy 04.5 about babies, bat | serves werd |the Mronx, but when he sent out! Shoe Women > b ‘ - borry calle, (hroumh the poties, Be pink or black; fully reinforced, aie pas ae {FIREBUG SETS BLAZE. [was 18.000 ine anort, oven after be Glove Silk Combinations, with crochet or Pony * “ vary 90 Rl os ey greatest efforia Only 21,000 men A fascinating array of the new low shoes at $3, French band tops; sizes incomplete, value #3.95, at PSO on pores 1 Lager oi ene whe one tre styles | id in on ye prov- ; ani» ote tal vg fire within © week in the! nded to tackle the snow were : " bate wa food time | ave ~~ a J, #ithe: ing popular are the attractive short-tongue pumps ' An Extraordinary Sale To-morrow, Tuesday, ® eo 3 told any oli 04 |Soston Recs, the Brens, was me | a lkaricon coin mane from bis colored tops shown here in a Loy ot j on the Main Floor, of j all the Uitte boys ti ehat he Gon, [last night, when Max Osborne, who lives |department scurrying one place and leathers at $3—and the new oxfords with : oo and etrh amt wide prayed for juad to ten ‘All the Of the second floor, smelied amoke com: | another to bee the unemployed please Girls’ Washable Frocks him te please hurry wp 8 4 nian tb Heir inothere what ing up the dumbwaiter shaft. He fo ters of harmonizing or contrasting shades a "es. : $ a number of o PASSED IN NEW Bei ede 1 GLADOES | SORE, TIRED FEET | No puffed-up, burning, ten- der, aching feet—no corns or callouses. roved im, the cost of sakunletre- being but ¥ per cent, the lowest of” any Xt cllowlan. ‘ire three of them, being omeal telegrams from administrators of the law ay the Keystone State: At the remarkably low prices of : $1. ~ 2.00, 2.75 and 3.50 Creal eight tirely mew style: : > brs ig caine cked asd seauvltation most favored washable materials and == 6 to 14 years. Also Girls’ Middy Blouses at 85c Made of drill, in all white or white with contrasting sailor collars; sizes 6 to 20 years. ie ese, 5. Whitmas Cn ier vania this organisation Epepect. fully request! New York Venaion Rey State sete exam! untry. MOTHERS PENSION LEAGUB or ALLEQHENY COUNTY. gee Gay. Charis § 8. Whitman.— member the Board of Fens Mot there’ Pension Fund Stern Brothers hare exceptional facilities for the Dry Cold Air Storage of Furs, Hangings and Oriental Rugs and offer the maximum protection against loss by fire, “i mm ie for imple TREES Pre ese oe ft ure to moth or theft, at very low rates. York Morkere’ Pension Bll. My a 0 . anvointed by the Governor ‘ ; . or Pe ‘adn! Furs remodeled or repaired during the Summer months fund, ‘serves without pay and at special prices. Btate to maintain @ child in ite o' in natu environ- ment and mother’s care. Follow- u Lace Curtains cieaned by us, stored free of charge. Articles will be promptly called for within delivery pints upon receipt of mail, telephone or personal in- structions. Telephone: 6700 Bryant. wend mat home cared Pension Board, $5.84 a month. Wy noder Sven Court Byetem, $10. nth, Se cme in harities Institution, $16.96 @ month. Please rive thie Consideration. uns. & ie om your feet, “TIZ" comfort, “TIZ” iv magical, derful for tired, aching, swollen, smart- ing feet. Ah! how Ncomtortatie on yy you feel. Your feet just tin tor ley; shore never hurt or eeem tight, @ 25 cent box of “TIZ” now from ot Taggart ‘attest, Pittsburgh, Pa, any druggist or department store. End vd torture forever—wear amaller shoes, our feet fresh, aweet and hap) ePY. hed think! « whole year's foot coi for only #5 cents—Advt. To Gov, Charles 8. Whitman,— As trustee of the Board of Mothers’ Pension fund of Alle- ‘heny County, appointed by the Sovefner of Pennsylvania to ad- FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN (Ra 0 gH GREEN Stamps FREE Tomorrow, Tuesday, Akt With Purchases of $1.00 or More and Presestr COUPON Sit down, before a mirror, if possible, when you try ona KABO Corset. Then you'll see how wisely KABQ design- ers have work- ed. Bosom and abdo- men hold their natur- al position. You have ; all-over comfort. KABO Corsets are designed and fitted over living models— fitted in wy three pos- tures,stand- ing, reclin- ing and sitting. 97 models representing every kind of figure are used. Women inclined to stoutness find a KABO Corset makes the hips mea- sure one to three inches less than their } other corsets and gives the new waist lines. We guarantee that KABO Cor- sets will not rust, tear or break. $5.00 to $1.00, at all shovs and departments, . KABO “THE LIVE MODEL CORSET® KABO Corset Company New York Chicago San Francisce and PRESENT Ses Seeeeeeeensessesecee This Coupon avcStamps with Cash ts Good for Purchases of $1 obtain arc BAERS, A. D. a ea pts lnc, & eeeeeeeee Double “S.&H." Stamps Till Noon-—Single eae ‘ae Noon “ONE MILLION MORE IN 1915" BAUMANN 84 a & an WE &.BRO turdays | Coe Aw EEK int Write for Our Liberal CREDIT Terms apply also to Lone Island, New Jersey onnecticut We Pay Freight &Rallroad Fare PENNSYLVANIANS INDORBE ACT the bottom « | the house Were lighted in a similar man- from | the Vire Marshal Wade was n les assured—our 58 years’ experience f the Engine Company Correct is behind t Sich Avenue,comer Nineteenth St. 1. “Not only 4i4 the regtxtered men fail to show up,” sald Mr, Fetherston, “hut we could not get @ euffioient to lodging Osobrne said the ot two fires tn notined. number by sending out B. Altinan & Cn. Special Sales arranged for to-morrow (Tuesday): Smart Spring Hats including jaunty tailor effects as well as a variety of charming flower-trimmed models, specially priced at $15.00 & $18.00 (Department on the Third Floor) Men’s and Women’s ’ Twilled Silk Umbrellas will offer excellent values at these prices: Umbrellas with mission or natural wood handles at $1.90 Umbrellas with handles of various styles, including Prince of Wales, opera and straight handles with sterling silver decoration, at - $2.85 An Important Sale of Women’s Cotton and Linen Frocks and Separate Cotton Skirts comprising a number of smart, yet simple models, presenting the styles and fabrics to be in demand during the Spring and Summer seasons. These will be offered as follows: Little Children’s Imported Dresses (Sizes 6 months to 2 years) of sheer materials, hand-made and hand- embroidered, will prove an interesting offering at the special prices of $1.15, $2.25 & $3.25 Dresses at $8.50, 10.50, 11.50, 13.50, 15.00 & 16.50 Separate Skirts at 3.25, 3.85, 4.50 & 5.25 (Department on the Third Floor) A Special Offering of Suit Cases, Hat Boxes, Etc. will present an advantageous opportunity to the tourist or week-end traveler at these prices: | A Special Selection of Blankets, Comfortables, Bedspreads, Muslin Sheets and Pillow Cases will be on sale to-morrow and Wednesday at unusually attractive prices, considering the values offered. White Blankets per pair $6.00, 7.50 & 8.50 Comfortables, cotton-filled, with plain border, Suit Cases of black enamel duck, cretonne- lined; with tray and outside leather straps, at -- $5.00 Weekeend Suit Cases (sizes 24, 26 and 28 inches) of black enamel duck, cretonne-lined; with pocket and divided tray at $7.50 Hat Boxes (size 18x18x12 inches) of black : each . 6 + © + + «© « « $2.40 k, créetonneslined, with hat form aie 7 ns . ca i . . at $3.25 Satin-fir.ish Bedspreads, with scalloped edges; Single size. . .«. . « «© each $2.75 Women’s Dressing Cases of black morocco, Double size . . . . . . each 3.75 with lining of colored moire and ten fittings, Crochet Bedspreads each $1.10 & 1.50 . at. 6 6 ee 8 te ww + 84,95 Muslin Sheets Also WOMEN’S LEATHER HAND BAGS With plainhems . . . each 62c. to 98c, black and colored, in the wanted styles and Muslin Pillow Cases leathers . . + at $2.00, 3.25 & 3.50 With plainhem . . . each!7c. to 28c, SAFETY STORAGE FOR FURS, RUGS AND DRAPERIES Chicty-ANh Strere | Ghtety-fourth Strm Fifth Avrre -Madtaon Avene, New York br, » ¥ att 2 dada na alarameeiate sew TPS ES 2