The evening world. Newspaper, July 2, 1915, Page 4

“THE BVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JULY 2, 1915. cus ORS <== FRECKLES TRESSES AND CARRIES OFF SECOND ON ny Child Wakes to Find Him in Room and Her Long Hair Gone. The police of Brooklyn are looking | for a man in a brown sack suit who! ought to have on him a m ot) lork silken hair which up to 9 o'clock ' this morning adorned the head of | pretty Ida Safer, thirteen years old, living in an apartment on the third floor of No, 316 Watkins Street, Brooklyn. According to the story of | the girl and her seven-year-old brother, a man entered their room while they were sleeping and their mother was away and cut off the Ida enid that she awoke and saw a with a brown suit in her room. He inquired for ‘her mother and went out. Shor' after the boy woke up and saw thé same man go- ing out the door with hin sistor’s tresses, The police questioned the children and could not shake their story. About an hour after this, It waa reported at Police eHadquarters that Esther Goldberg, seven yoars old, wos missing, Children aaid they had seen her meine away with a man on a bicycle, The man wore a brown suit, general alarm was sent out and an hour later the missing child re- turned. She said that the man had ridden up on a bicycle in front of her home at No, 1723 Lincoin Avenue and called her over to him. He told her that ho was going to buy her some candy and picked her nnd placed her on his wheel in front of him. He stopped at a store at Ralph Avenue and Eastern Parkway and bought her an ice cream ja. A policeman stood across the st as they came out and the man, telling her that he would be back in a little while, jumped on his machine and rode ve, | away, She walked home. —_——— UPHOLOS LOWER COURT. Susta Verdict Favering the Oa Pow: PHILADELPHIA, Juty States Cireult Court of Appeals to-day affirmed the verdict rendored in tho Federal District Court tn the case of the Buckeye Powder Company aratnst the KB. 1. Du Pont Company. Rastern ind the Internat! Gompany.. the al m aga Pont bel for dice Violation. of the Anth Govent +9 aif ‘war chat ceetienely | ie if powder, A jury in lower had found Wait teed Et i —_—a Frankiia D. Roope: Better, ‘WASHINGTON, July 2.—The condi- tion of Franklin D. loonevelt, Assiat- ant Sooretary, of the Navy, lor jeitie ft Sey Poon oes Beet ete ste ti ase ss y High Honors Awarded to tng Drage to Convicts. Martin Curry, formerly a head keeper | Now te the Bi my honed wan oh | Yen th itent! Z Pat ceanen try on Blackwell's tslend-) orhere's no longer the slightest need of feeling ‘of your freckles, as Ago when accused of supplyin ‘ f a lee deabie (Ae: Gre with Atage, went back to 2 | prescription Casey edb, tentiary to-day—but not as keeper nteed to Re io ommely spc. Where Curry was once a person of great importance he will be for the next. sx months one of the units In the prison Population, the associate of scores of! malefactors who were subject to his or ders but Cur the Court of special, - nd pleaded ot buying drugs in them to prison- tices Herrman, omplexion. « double strength is this id under guarantee of eid back if it fails to remove freckles. ft occupy a t suMetent pi 84th Streett—New York On Sale All Day Saturday 375 Misses’ Summer Dresses Sizes 14,16 and 18 years. Suitable for women to 36 bust measure. Attractive cotton dresses of plain striped and novelty voile, featuring pleated, flounce, ruffle and band skirts, smartly trimmed in various combinations. Regular 7.90 to 10.76 Values 5.90 Misses’ Net Dresses Tunic skirt with bolero blouse of em- broidered net, girdle of silk in pestsil 10.75 colorings. Regular 16.50 Value Misses’ Smock Dresses Blouse and Skirt of French Linen, in 9 white and colors, hand smocked. } 75 Misses’ Silk Dresses Afternoon dresses of Crepe de Chine and Chiffon Taffeta in prevailing colors 12.75 15.00 19.75 White Chinchilla Coats Superior Grade Chinchilla, a smart sport model, with patch pocket | 10.00 and belt; silk braid bound. Misses’ Blue Serge Suits Tailored and trimmed models of men's wear serge, superior tailored | 15,00 and lined. Very Special Girls’ Summer Dresses Materials are Linen, Flowered Crepe, Repp, Madras and Voile. Sizes 6 to 14 years. Formerly sold from 2.95 to 6.90 1.00 1.50 2.00 > i y 1 Specialists in Apparel for Men, Women and Children Store Opens at 9 A. M. and closes at 6 P. M., including tomorrow, Saturday. Beginning July 6th the hours will be from 8.30. A.M. to 5.30 P. M. (Saturdays, 1 P. M.). The Store will be closed all day Monday, July 5. Special for today and tomorrow An important special purchase of 500 newest models Women’s Summer Dresses extraordinary value’ at $5.95 & $7.50 WOMEN’S HOSIERY at 69¢ 1200 pairs high grade Silk Hose, in black, while and ten colors. Silk-ana-lisle} tops and soles. be 1000 pairs high grade Silk Hose in black, while and ten colors, in several weights. Silk throughout—tops, soles and heels reinforced. 7 special at 95c Women’s High White Canvas Side-Laced Boots, at $3.95 Ultra smart; cool, comfortable; readily cleaned. White canvas, with diarhond- shaped patent leather tip and trimming. Spanish heel, light weight sole. Also putty colored canvas with tan Russia leather trimming. Also a front-laced boot, all Many of these same models were in our stock two weeks ago at_approxi- white. mately double these prices, Those that_remain are reduced to conform in price with this important special purchase. Two- and three-tier skirts, also over-tunics in seed and plain voile, tailored and fancy button-trimmed. French linens and lace, or organdie trimmed all- white lingerie dresses. A full range of sizes, 34 to 44. Women’s Silk Bathing Dresses priced ot $4.85 These are extraordinary values. Fabrics are of superior quality. Models are copies of exclusive and much higher priced dresses, All are attractively An important special offering of WOMEN’S NECK WEAR, 95c A SPECIAL PURCHASE at a very con- siderable concession, making possible this unusual price. VESTEES of organdie with square, round or pointed collar; tucked fronts with val. lace insertion, fastened with pearl lor crochet buttons. THE NEW FICHU COLLAR of net, with pleated frills and lace-edged. trimmed. In-six splendid and very fetching models; all sizes, 36 to 46. The fabrics are taffeta and silk poplin. Princess and one-piece Smock. Special features in the various models include all the newest ideas in collars, belts, pockets, and trimmings. Women’s Combination Swimming Tights, very specially priced at 45c, 95c and $1.50. Women’s Washable Whit- Corduroy Skirts at $2.95 Sport model, buttoned down the front with pearl ,buttons; two-flap patch pockets fin- ished with pearl buttons. Detachable belt. All lengths and waist bands up to 36. 20 styles of Washable Skirts at $1.95 Fabrics include cordeline, repp, pique, ratine and cotton gabardine. In the most wanted styles. Waist bands to 36. Continuation of the Clearance Sale of Women’s Tailored Suits at $9.50, $12.50 and $18.50, marked practically regardless of former prices. Women’s Palm Beach Suits, special at $8.50 New sport models in belted or Norfolk effects; straight link skirts with pockets. In the natural shades. The styles are Princess, Semi- PARASOLS, SPECIAL, $2.85 Shirred styles with wide insertions of floral ribbon; black-and-white satin striped taffeta; pongee lined with green. Plain colors in shirred or regulation models. Japanese parasols, in black-and-white or solid color. Various dainty handles. Misses’ Dresses, xia ore $5.50 Two- or three-tier flounces or ruffled models, in flowered, striped or all- white voile, also in voile and crepe combinations. Hemstitched organdie vestee, collar and cuffs. Sizes 14 to 18. Misses’ White Dresses, very special at $9.50 Plain or embroidered net, voile, crepe and combinations of net and voile. Ruffled or tier models, with fine lace and ribbon girdle. Sizes 14 to 18. Misses’ Washable Skirts, special at $1.95 Tailored button-front styles, with slashed or patch pockets. Self-tailored belt. Cordeline, gabardine or khaki cloth. Lengths, 35 to 39 inches. Misses’ Washable Corduroy Skirts at $2.95 Tailored button front models, with pocket and self-tailored belt. ————— 750 Summer Dresses for Girls, $1.00, $2.00, $3.00 Newest afid most desirable models, including Empire, guimpe and middy styles. _Many colors in voile of striped or flowered patterns. French: linen and plain, striped or plaid gingham and fancy crepes. Sizes 6 to 14. 1,000 Misses’ and Girls’ Middy Blouses at 75c Regulation models, laced front or side; button-front models, fine quality twill, khaki or beach cloth. Self or contrastng braid-trimmed or with em- broidered collar. Sizes 8 to 20. Women’s Linen. Suits special at $12.50 Either sport or dressy models, in new lengths. In French, Irish or Cossack Girls’ Lingerie Dresses | linens. Colors and white. Bathing Suits for Misses and Girls very specially priced at $2.95 The new Jersey 2-piece belted model. Navy, green, heather, tan, or brown. Middy Blouses .:.... Sizes 6 to 22 years Clearance of 152 Misses’ Tailored Suits Middy Dresses...... SUITS that were $19.50, reduced to $7.00 SUITS that were $25 to $29.50, reduced to $10.00 SUITS that were $29.50 to $35.00, reduced to $15.00 Clearance of 141 Misses’ Cloth Coats COATS that were $15.00, reduced to $7.00 COATS that were $18.50, reduced to $10.00 COATS that were $25.00, reduced to $12.00 Clearance of 61 Girls’ Cloth Coats COATS that were $5,00, COATS that were $8.50, COATS that were $12.50, Sives 6 to 14 years t ; 9 / Products Panama-P. Long waisted or Empire Bolero models, trim- med with Val. Lace, Organdie and Ribbons. Special and Exceptional Values 2.95 5.90 9.75 13.75 ; = (very 23"| [EI] Medal of Honor—Libby’s Vegetables Liberal Credit Terms rr Gold Medal—Libby’s Evaporated Milk Werth Dews Gold Medal—Libby's Salmon (In cans) , : , $s sim si Gold Medal—Libby’s Mince Meat . ; it aS : i iE with extra knickerbockers Gold Medal—Libby’s Pickles ‘ i ie Notably excellent groups that 4 Varieties $0 Medal—Libby’s Californi ey . were $7.75 to $13.75 vad ert t Voeds oe are reduced to reneerien Respieh Olives $4.50, $6.50 and $8.75 These awards have been foreshadowed by th i f ; ; verdict of the entire American public which, dee Novelty fabrics, finely tailored in the best styles of the season. 7 to 18 years. more then a generation, has accepted the name bre '8” as a national standard of highest ‘ : Boys’ Washable Suits, $1.25 formerly $2.25 to $2.95 food quality. Libby, M‘Neill & Libby, Chicago Discontinued lines. All this sea- son's. models and fabrics. 24% to 8. em almost every conceiv- ble variety of prepared foods. It was in ‘ enere Se entice wold, desl won the y ing verdicts on 101 varieties. Also one-piece Dresses of mohair, in black, or navy, trimmed with colored satin. Sizes 6 to 18, Boys’ All-Wool Bathing Suits, special at $1.95 A variety of new combinations of colors and trimmings. Heather, gray or navy. Sizes 26 to 36, Boys’ Norfolk Suits reduced to reduced to reduced to $2.00 $4.00 Grand Prize—Libby’s Canned Meats $7.00 Grand Prize—Libby’s (Colifornia Asparagus Smart Sport and Travel Coats for Women at special prices CHARMEUSE WRAPS of high lustre fabric; marabou trimmed; white, pink, light blue, rose and black. | $17.50 ENGLISH TWEED Coats in two early autumn models, three- quarters length, semi- and full-belted, deep inset sleeves.) $15.00 Brown or gray tones, WHITE CHINCHILLA Coats, military flare model; deep inset sleeves, large patch pockets; crushed military velvet ci $13.50 in rose, Copenhagen, black or white. WHITE CHINCHILLA Coats of fine quality; several models in sport lengths, full-belted with patch pockets, One ha $10.00 notched collar of black velvet. ,