The evening world. Newspaper, April 22, 1915, Page 5

Lime-Loss in Tuberculosis ane te the sourne! of the Ameorivee PHILS DPPH Meaiest | Jeishia Post wae the “Bt has been many tines stated uhar in (AO! feberegionis wt in the wretuberouluse stage amount of eabrium (Mawes le | Teth tm the urine wad fees, te fact [AT6. (BNI (heir © demineraliontinn hes bron theagtt te be | nen! society © forerunmer of he development of tuber eulanie “Poreed teeding ot tubercwluais patents Ond the enermons amount of reas mad Bll once given such patients are conaidered ‘advinable by # large number of i yoiriane whe ie the) gum «of are specialising aev ore. heontradicted 4 the Poet Office wuthorities. The jose vecaine known erday to (hore uleide the far when scores of and Mrs A. J. Drexet iddie g to inform you that an invitation | jer daughter's wedding was mailed to you on April 2 A great many the invitations have been | Pe | atin tomt Oitlce, and 4s one was dimit you to 40 ML, anc invite you afterward (o 2106 Walnut Street Philadelphia, April 20, you can Fekman to wis, ave proved their worth as superior medicines by more then = 37 years world-wide Use but member They have xiv Baltimore, remarkable res! cites, friends of the family and of Mr. » W 6 the son of James the wealthy tobacco y York, co's non-delivery was carefully prepared and absolutely “If you are afflicted with any of thse . we will send a sample tree, or you may procure full size package: eal your drug jist. Following are the ies: Euch for « purpose Warner's Hate Remedy for. the Kid- ‘0c and 81.00 neye and Liver ix B—Warner's safe Rheumatic 4 larner'e Sate Dinhetes Remedy Safe Nervine 50c and ®) jarner's Sate Asthma Kemedy fe Pilly Safe Remedies Co., Rochester, N.Y. cknowledgmoent of to Mr, and Mrs As time went on ed curiosity at the imagined “slight, Mr. and Mrs. Fiddle tinally realized that the Post Office must have blun- dered As the only way possible of re- pairiie the trouble caused by the delivery of the letters, Mr. and veveral hundred cards from the sta- tioner’s, These they sent at once to | the friends from whom the original invitations had been withheld through the negligence of the Post Office. —_— sa BROKER GUILTY OF LIBEL. Keltel Had Attacked Officers of the OF INTEREST TO WOMEN || There's a cold creme which is not only a cleanser, but it's all three in one—creme, cleanser und tissue-builder. 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Gillles Broken Coffes has u definite fixed standard of quality—aiways the same, a “proken” because tt is made of the smaller and broken beats Sf dovoral of ur choicest Coffees. ‘Bean or ground as desir Guaranteed to satisfy you or you get your money back. foay "8 Greater New Yorkand within #6,milee, we c. oO. D, ithin 300 miles Si ith ith order.” Beyond 20t ‘or ¥ Park Pl. and Barclay. St, Htablished 75 Years. 5 REASONS FOR SUPERIORITY No. 4, INTRINSIC VALUE The economies of enormous production and the manufacture of their own bottles, cases, etc., make it possible for the Distiller to sell the superb quality of BLACK & WHITE Scotch Whisky at a moderate price. THE HIGHEST STANDARD OF QUALITY THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1918. pRipe. To-86 WHOSr WEDDING INVITATIONS WERE Lost IN THE MAI Horting OFF te Senay Mereer FOUR WINTERS OF RHEUMATISM “*Frult-a- ives" Gave Com- Bak <4 Special Sale Kor Friday and Saturday Women's Pumps and Small Tongue Colonials [au Leathers—Incomplete Sizes $3.35 it Ont, May @tet, 1016 wedioine RUIT-A-TINES,” Ue wade ton bolt directly on the ki ihe beeels, liver and thin, heopleg the | yotem feve of lanp 1 thus! Formerly 44.00 to $6.00 preventing the forma ? of uric acid, which ea Second Floor Oe # bos, 6 for CORDELIA BIDDLE Jor sent by Ogdensburg, N.Y | Lord & Taylor Fruit-actives Limited, ) —Advt Dainty Lingerie Gowns, Combinations and Petticoats Attractive models, in imported hand made .. or effectively trimmed domestic garments hie ine Domestic Gowns Fifth Avenue, 38th Street, 39th Street Sheer materials............ $1.25,81.95,$2.95, $3.95 —_ Tub crepe, flesh color..........:s0ecceceeeeseeeeey $1.95 Crepe-de-Chine, hund-embroidered Imported Hand-Embroidered Gowns $1.95, 32.45,$2.95,$3.95, $4.95 Combinations Dolo. s sa cucsscessseeverseisassecess $1.25, $7.95 Imported, hand-embroidered................ $2.45, 83.95 Imported Pique Petticoats Hand-embroidered.......... 82.95, 82.95, $345, 83.05 Men’s Spring Suits Special at $78, 50 Smart new models with soft roll lapels, in two and three button effects, of new grey mixtures, stripes, checks and plaids. Sizes 34 to 44 stout. Hand-Tatlored Suits Special at $2 5.00 These splendid suits are handsomely tailored and represent the very latest designs and materials in stripes, checks and the popular grey mixtures. Sizes 34 to 44, Men’s Spring Overcoats Imported 8 Domestic Negligee 8 House Gowns At Specially Reduced Prices (broken sizes), comprising all the newest rage and materials, both light and heavy weight, the latter being much in demand now for travelling and mountain wear. Colored mercenzed Brocade, embroidered pear, Empire hate neck and sleeves finished bis Brussels net $2.95 Albatross and Flannel, imported srodeth hand-embroidered with ine o iiesee Be embroidered batiste collar and ff MEAS TTeeet tir ecsenunneese $5.95,86.95,37.95 Light weight Albatross with new tucked circular or accordion peeiad skirt, waist trimmed with esther filet fal. lace, or embroidered organdy....... $6.95,37.95 repe-de-Chine (discontinued i ae plain or elaborately trimmed... $7.95 to$l5.75 no Cloth Robes.............055 $3.95. $4.95, $0.95 $16.50 Usually $20.00 to $30.00 Imported and domestic garments suitable for dress | occasions or touring and motoring. Fancy cheviots and tweeds in loose Chesterfields, Glamorgan and Raglan models. Fourth Floor Important Sale of Exceptional Values in Silk Petticoats Several attractive models of chiffon taffeta, F hc pleated | ruche trimmed flounces...... $3.05 B35.95. Smart models of black and white stripes or shen Usually $7.00 & $8.00 ruche at bottom with underlay + 85.95 Ground Floor White Habutai Silk, panel back and front ~ $2.95 ‘ Second Floor A Large Purchase of Curtain Nets in stripes, fancy figures and blacks, offers exceptional values at 256, Z5C and £56 Usual prices 45c to 85c per yard 2,000 Yards Bordered Scrims in white, ivory and cream, IOC per yard—usual price $0¢ A Splendid Assortment of White Curtain Muslin (Dotted and Figured) 12¢, 1§C ond 17C per yard Sale of Men’s Shirts Friday and Saturday Negligee Shirts } Of fine mercerized cloth with satin stripes; $I.L0 French cuff..cccrsicerssreseseveressevcece | Negligee Shirts Clearance of discontinued lines in various a's} 85C ) Men’s Low Cut Shoes $4.85 ont $5.85 Usually $1.25 and $1.50 and materials. White Dress Shirts Fine tucked bosoms with French cuffs. jB 2.25 Usually $2.00, Neckwear Spectal Four-in-Hands goo Pairs Summer Curtains English Foulard Folded 8 s ireatly ced Prices, Figured and plain colors; also ‘embroidered hel 55C Small lots at Greatly Redue rices, sually 75c to $1.00 056 to $2.50 Formerly $1.00 to 85.00 per pair Fifth Floor. ured crepe. Pajamas at Special Prices Plain colored and corded madras pajamas with silk) 16008) V ROCK :acsecceieccecet era veeseeesenaesen'e }$r. 35 A manufacturer's sample line in various materials | and models, some with silk trimmings. 65 Usually #2,00 to $2 50] Ground Floor $3.95:84.9595.95 | whering Hall Recita’ The as te Ma-dena acer isle +y A Feidey, Ape Lo ‘d & / yl Dasnty Dies ta Carte Hy Pupils of } a or Meh PM Mex Willis E Brackelos Ch Lamrhoun, 00° Moris Base eiuad é Pifth Avenue, S8th Street, $9th Street Afternoon Tea, 8 to 5 o'Clodk Veronese Ovhene WV omen’s Dresses Two of the Season's Latest Models Exceptional at the Prices Quoted Afternoon Dress of Taffeta | Skirt with three-tier ruffle effect, | waist in the new bolero style with! solt-colored silk girdle Reproduced from a 840.00 model.) Afternoon Dress of Plaid Taffeta $25.00" in Russian coat fens aoe smart} Special « combination sty chiffon and taffeta. $29.50, Reproduced from a $50.00 model.) w+ 59; } Third Floor Household 8 Decorative Linens Extraordinary Reductions in Price® Thursday—Friday—Saturday | Fine Irish Damask Table Cloths and Napkins~ a 4 Tnetcers in island ead sonnet be taeyted sow of Go plow | = ghgihn ret can imported now et nen Table Cloths @x@syards..... @x@hy hr 2x3 yards... $8.0 and 68:75 dover “lormety 68:7 and 4.0 5vv Down H. S. Huck Towels 82.95 per dosen—reduced from @4.90 I son, Boe ate aad 0180 Sack gh Another Shipment of the Special Linen Sheets end Pillow Gases‘ 3 $4.00 and $5.00 per aoa ee $1.00 per pair—usually 91.95 $ Lace Trimmed and Embroidered Linens ~ + At Half Usual Prices to Close @4-inch Squares Roesd Ceateplsess “am, $1.68, 91.1 63 see. | SX RRS ee fea eases ase ope ieee eke” | setae, tea ore 08.85 ad 84.18 Sich: sa.se—Ueeedy S038 Usually 65.75 and 96.85 b+-inch Cloths edie “Uaually 90es 0.00 doxreinch | i Usually 09.60 and 628.00 i, 3 be 05,95 ‘Tt-inch Teble me Usually 96.75 to 610.60 (ate Ueecly Gane si Second Floor A Special Purchase of Imported Embrotdertes Will Be on Sale To-Morrow, Friday at Prices Much Below Their Value Imported Embroidered Novelties White, ecru, white embroidered in colors and eohd colors, voile, organdy, net, batiste, o and « crepe linen, $5.00, $8.50, $10.00 and $15.00 per length Imported Net Flouncings and Edgings ., white ba gee in pompadour effects, \ v and 95c per yard ' a. White and Ecru Flouncings ' organdy, butiste and vo:le, 16 and $7 inches wide, | 75c and $1.85 per yard Ground Floor Travelling Bags 8 Suit Cases Unusual Price Inducements Galas siie Week End Bags of glazed morocco, morre silk lined, two inside pockets, brass, nickel and gun metal trimmings. Sizes 12 to 16 ches Exceptional va! ue. Cowhide Bags Brown or black long grain, sewed on reinforced coruers, full leather lined, three inside kets, Sizes 14 to 18 inches. Usually 87.50, | Dress Suit Cases Cowhide leather, in tan or black, strongly re- B 5. 00 187.50 $5. 00 inforced corners, linen lined, inside pockets, Sizes 24 und 26 inches. Usually 87,50. Fourth Floor ead — eee