The evening world. Newspaper, April 16, 1915, Page 11

Paine _ THE bv aewsw WUBLwY, twswat, Arhit i6, 18018 7 we ’ ” evetome there te os eo . ' ° rot wopetiod bre - ; e . mers poe : rd pod | Ht eo cane of relieving @ Lord GVIOK | 1 HOSPITALS 10°: ‘ SHARP TRETH WAIT oo sig) Mag roe oa . , sg ' IN ANTICDRUG LAW. oe ee on Hale's Honey - pepe pd > ——— Bt cn ‘ YP eb of Horehound and Ter her j the res ' wm se ' store ful fe ewer |! 1 Wraet ro ‘ sold by druggists, be @ = j : ies ¥" bottle Patetable and sale Police Say If Crusade Is Kept)s . ’ on ce , “ar sere’ Tey Pike's Tootheche Drape, Up for Year Traffic Wil ” ' A ve baw ( uy for va Re Stamped © we “ Noes . oth "**| World Wants Work Wonders, crept inte yy | ® day tn Kings County, with @ tree Fifth Avenue, 38th Street, 50th Street Redfern Corsets 1 Style is such » very important characteristic of good corsets that we must place this feature almost side by aide with quality = fit. This season fashion has gone back to figure lines and every woman needs a corset. This corset must still be snug about the hips but it must delineate the natural curve of the waist, with sufficient fullness at the top to permit the upper figure to settle within it front are still inclined to be straight Batiste... Coutil...... The back and $3.00, $3.50,$4.00,8 §.00,$0.00 Sree varce th GOO $5.00, 87.50,$10.00, $12.50 Warner Corsets Batiste” ........ .. $1.00, $1.50, $2.00, $3.00 Fancy Batiste. ............600000c cee $1.50,$3.00 Vovea pen pee FAG C Es HERS $17.00,$1.50,$2.00 Second Floor |oy the hundre of the Marne four houre hosp! they may Ket a few last donee of thelr favorite poleon before the cure la be * in the hope th eun. Hellevue, the tropolitan and Kings County Hompitais are filled to overflowing = with viotima, There are 68 men and 10 women in Hellevue ‘There ure @0 In the tan and 42 in Kings County It ia estimated that there 100 drug users in Greater Now heme are 100, ment of twenty days #) conte at Met ropelitan for ten ye, and 01.06 a pital tor h tat Kings freater number 0 to any better food or The polle say they (he present crusade te kept up con stantly for @ year or more the erimi hal use of habtt-forming drugs wi be atamped out in th! , whieh ty drug fends " amks the nelp the 100.000 oF mo! in thie city to" Hoard of Katimate for $400,000 for « Nik sanitarium at Warwick, Orange County, near Goshen Besides this igh the law forbidding the sale uy in this State has been tn orce wince last July, dealers have wmuxeied the stuff in until the na tonal jaw began to be operative, al fow days ago, Bincs then there have been at least two doathy of drug vic- tima reported, due to their inability | to get the etuff “LT have never seen anything Hke the influx ald Dr. « Lord & Taylor Fifth Avenue, 38th Street, 39th Street of the last three days,” ly, tno! t the ward in vue in which the cases are treated, “In the last twenty-four hours we have received eleven volun- tary casen and nine canes that were committed. The fifty-three men and ten women now here have been com- mitted within the last three days. “In the prison ward are nine men committed yesterday. That makes thirty-seven prisoners altogether in that ward, which has beds for only | thirty. Tho others sloep on mattresses on tho floor, I don't know why there | are so few women. “Since last July we have averaged 100 patients a month. I have seen very few former drug users come back for more treatment.” ‘The regular course of treatment for the drug fiends ia the same in all the city hospitals. If they are in danger of dying from lack of the poison enough is administered to keep them alive, Then drastic doses of medicine are given that eliminate every trace To Reduce Our Stock of Men’s Patent Leather Lace & Button Boots $5.00 $6.00 and $7.00 Footwear Footwear $2.95 $3.95 Ground Floor 15 West ‘Onyx’ Days che National Hesiery Svent Has met with unprecedented success. All Men’s Furnishers and Women’s and Children’s Departments will be prepared to meet the demand. SATURDAY, APRIL 17TH Any particular style or color not on hand may be ordered and will be delivered early next week— Hosiery Onyx” SPECIALS fisi‘or!! : MEN’S A “Onyx” Black Silk Lisle, — 3 paira for $1.00 % “Onyx" Pure Silk in Black and a variety of colors, . 3 pairs for $1.00 “Onyx” Finest Pure Silk in Black and Colors, $1.00 a pair WOMEN’S “Onyx” Silk Lisle in Black only, 3 pairs $1.00 “Onyx” Pure Thread Silk Boot with lisle tops and soles 3 pairs for $1.00 “Onyx” Pure Thread Silk with lisle tops and soles, 60 cents a pair “Onyx” Pure Thread Silk, extra special value, = Black and White, $1.00 per pair 4 CHILDREN’S Boys’ and Misses’ Hose. Best in America, 25 cents a pair Anis - - I. Miller’s Inside REDUCED TO ALSO INSIDE LACE BOOTS WERE $8, $9 & $10 42d Street Ph ey 1554 Broadway ‘* 4otn 4.) Lace Boots Chickering Hall Reestals Ase M Saturday, April rh Piewlen, Gartord Young Charles Warr py, . on Hartt Admission Complimentary Music Rooms — Seventh Floor Club Luncheon, $0¢ Special Noon Luncheon, 75¢ Lord & Taylor Fifth Avenue, 38th Street, 30th Street Luncheon and Afternoon Tea 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. Music Daily Tenth Floor Misses’ & Girls’ Spring Apparel Portraying the Latest Fashion Tendencies in Models and = Materials at Unusually Attractive Prices SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK WONDERS | Misses’ Suits, $19.50 blue serge, cout effectively trimmed with novelty braids; new style skirt. That sold at #99.50 Misses’ Suits, $25.00, $29.50 & $35.00 Of checks, serges and gaburdines, dressy, sports and tailored effects in all the Intest_ models and colors Misses’ Coats, $12.50, $15.00 & $19.50 Of serges, checks, mixtures, novelty materialy and chinchillas, all the new models and colors, Misses’ Afternoon Dresses $79.50, $25.00 & $29.50 All the best ‘models in crepe-de-chine, tafi at and checks in the newest shades. Misses’ Evening & Dancing Dresses $19.50 to $29.50 Gf dainty nets, crepe-de-chine, charmeuse and chiffon in the very newest models. We are showing advance models in . . Misses’ Summer Dresses Of voiles, nets, linens, in several dainty models. Women’s Shoes Important Sale To-Day and Saturday Spring Boots Of patent leather, black Russia calf and tan Russia calf, lace or button, in all the smart models Pumps, Small Tongue Colonials & Oxfords Including all leathers and the best models Second Floor 33-35 Usually $5.00 Excellent Values in Women’s & Misses’ Hats Smart and conservative styles in black, black and white and colored hats, embellished with numidi, gours, ostrich, wings, flowers and ribbons, $5.00 to $20.00—according to materials A Trimming Service, free of charge, is maintained for those who purchase hats and materials in this section, Untrimmed Hats (large, medium and small) of hemp, Belgium split, Milan hemp and Milan braids. Prices according to material, $7.95, $2.95 to $5.00 Misses’ and Children's Hats, $2.05 Light or dark colors; simply trimmed; usually $53.00 Fourth Floor Fancy & Plain Tailored Suits Extensive showing of smart models introducing all the new style features. Among materials are Men's Wear Serges, Gabardines, Wool Poplins, and the ex- tremely popular Hairline Stripes and Shepherd Checks. Prices According to Materials $22.50, $25.00, $29.50 Reproductions of two of the latest foreiyn models in navy | Serges and shepher: Third Floor | | | The Latest Models in Women’s Suits & Coats Are Featured at Attractive Prices for To-Morrow, Saturday Third Floor Juniors’ Suits, $19.50, $25.00 & $29.50 1 checks in plain or fancy tailored models reular skirts, with pleated or Juniors’ Coats, $12.50 Covert cloth and serge, Empire and box models for dressy or general wear. Girls’ Skirts, $3. Ot serge and shepherd checks, rts BIOS with suspenders. Girls’ Coats, $9. OF serge, abardines and she; herd’ « +h, and belted box models with pique or silk collar, lined or unlined. Girls’ Coats $72.50, $13.50, $15.00, $17.50 Of shepherd checks, serge and silk, stylish new models in the season's newest shades, Girls’ Washable Frocks, A variety of styles of gingham, Girls’ Frocks, $4.95, $5. French and ramie 4,952, 55-951 $0.95 to $10.95 and coat effects, some hand embroidered. $17.95 & $2.05 chambray and linen. Boys’ Clothing Attractively Priced for Saturday Norfolk Suits | cheviots, tweeds and blue serges with ext: Cra pair of knickerbockers, lined with Tokele fa $ 5.00 serge. Sizes 7 to 18 yoars j mixed tweeds, with extra pair of knickerbock- . ers; lined with mohair, shes 7 to is veal: ha 87 id Boys’ % Boys’ Spring Overcoats Qf overt ots fancy tweets and serge $6.50 Boys’ Washable Suits Sutin te tin, ny, ote} 1.05 Boys’ and Youths’ Negligee Shirts. ...........0045 60¢ Boys’ Negligee Blouses, sizes 7 to 14 years... .....4. 556 Boys’ and Youths’ Pajamas, sizes 6 to 18 years Fourth Floor Spring Cotton Fabrics At Special Prices Fancy Embroidered Cotton Crepes | 40 inches wide, a beautiful collection of exclu- sive designs on white grounds. Usually $2.25 per yard) White Novelty Plumetis 38-40 inches wide, made in France, in a large assortment of dotted, figured and allover de- 95C 1.65 signs. Usually $1.25 & 81.50 per yard) ~—Also— Lining Satin (Guaranteed Two Seasons) ) 36 inches wide, a full assortment of colors, Special, per yard) Second Floor 78C Sports & Country Club Coats Of Golf Cords in attractive colorings $712.50 8 $19.50 Coats of Fancy Mixtures For street or travelling wear, smart models excep- tionally well tailored, $12.50 a ee