The evening world. Newspaper, September 30, 1915, Page 12

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Contract Meeing forge te te — B Corte contre with Oh ante ber Weeding eter fee ferme te the onttin, ae Pater Corringren Cwm PURE pemerter te the Per Dede Cotet we Comper ot he 1S Geb Givens t0 GF te undertaker Chery Seetthcd shat tie ety of ve Siemtn of 4 of Individu- eli ty Through Feminine Dress Is a French and, ‘What the Right Soap Does for Your Skin Bony ante! ro ror tet ap American Would Do Well to Learn, Pree PA tatlying C8 ing Wd whe bh com tertion ate the hair and for bel roahe Resinel & op i pet arti fick brown bring « SPADES PES PROP ROPE EEE EEE teed eee ee eee your lights should be put in order at Plan now, for eye-comfort, cheerfulness, artistic eurroundingsand economical lighting bills. First aid— “SHIELD of QUALITY” Gas Mantles Fore” Now 15c For Upright and Inverted Gas Lights Awarded Grand Prize, Highest aswnla Panama-Pacilic Internation: 100 Points Excellent, id medal at the recent N. Y. Stato » against keenest com: fr: Bie ey dairy centre of the United States. The er Milk score was the highest ever recorded for Grade A milk at the fair. Daily’ Wagon It Makes Babies Folks Like to Corner SixtHAves|5 Rock-Bottom, (izfat=ihg Plain Figure Tags Our Easy-Payment Plan the ind Seite wile thine cae et cnc COLONIAL PERIOD » BEDROOM SUITE ur FURNITURE and RUGS AYMENT in EASY STAGES, Bedroom Suite with massive frame; large plate mires, in Maple or American Walnut. Dresser 42 inches ror 24x30; Dressing Table 34 inches wide, Triplicate Mirrors{Chife fonier 34 inches wide, 18x20 Mirror, t Can Be Purchased sonar iad yo = $54 94 el , iatedes y feesiogs. “hvex\5" THE EVEN | Original Tome | Dressmakin Designs By The By The Evening World’s Fashion Expert Nt WANINNED IN OF COLORADO MINES IS = ibd h hhh heheheh ee soe eeee PO 00+ + Cees eee eeee * . POOOO-1-6-1 1 2O-D4 S10 +0 0b-b40646 clothes show them to be individuals. Even if a gown bears the mark a celebrated couturier, it will suggest indefinable fitness for her, a pape tion of herself. Indeed, to a woman of these nations her apparel ls merely an opportunity for the exercise of her art of self-ex- pression. Never is her gown the chief object in the eyes of the beholder. Her hate ber hair, her shoes, her gloves, |the fragile daintiness of her bodice and neck trimmings, all are not sepa- Fate parts of her apparel to the French | woman, but part of the picture made to describe her. If American women have been back- ward In this display of individuality through dress, it is in part because they have lived under the restrictions of puritanism, But it 4s very evident that we are outgrowing all such influ- ences, The unrest In the fashion world and the constantly changing styles have an underlying cause deep- er than mere feminine fickleness of mind, Women are no more willing to wear something which every other woman has, so that a8 soon as a style reaches the popular stage, women de- mand a change, This desire for distinction in clothes ia much akin to individuality, Just 80, to avoid the popularity of one's own garment, which is always possible when purchased in the shop, many women have their clothes made at home so that the originality and beau. ty of them, sulted to themselves, shal. be exclusive, As an ald to such women are the styles In these columns designed, and the varied uses of materials suggested for the one design make the result distinctly individual A practical afternoon frock ts shown to-day suitable for a delightful combination of velvet broadcloth and organdy. The model at the right pic- tures the effect of such, while the model at the jeft shows a novelty stripe silk combined with plain silk and chiffon, The former suggestion offers a pleasing contrast in the bodice of a tiny coatee of velvet Gnished at the neck py a crisp wide frill of white organdy, Long sleeves of the same emerge from the slightly elongated armhole, while a plain vest front of broadcloth, matching in color the velvet, completes the waist, Bordeaux red would be @ pretty color for this frock, and the use of gray squirrel on the bottom of the skirt would Prove most effective. However, « trimming of velvet adds its share to the beauty of this skirt In the form of five very deep points inserted at intervals, Cut circular and at the fame time gathered, the fulness of this skirt {s twice restrained at the hips by cordings, A atripe sill for this desten might be of a dark bottle green background with stripes of brown or tan. Or a dark blue with elther tan or green or rray stripes would be pretty. Plain silk to match the backrround ts in- serted as points in the skirt, and forma the little coatee bodice. But the soft platted collar may explo!t and the color seen in the stripe, either that ov the ailk of the may he weed for sleeves, stripes fill in the front of the wh (Prom the Landon Ohronicle.) “Speaking with « strong American accent,” “American ac- tlous in the world. A couple of months, an I know personally, is suMcient to alter the pitch of voice, and no man from America without being detected in his speech, which has le ritain has in Lnposing its Mogual comes back unconsciously caught the gets over it in time. But never suc Pitch op pitch, America. ING WORLD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3 ‘ADVANCES N PRICES ‘RUMOR OF A MERCER BOY HACKED WITH HATCHET, | ee ee ee Another Aocwnrs Mim r poo Lowe Whee wer POU MARKET DENEDBY AND. = : Expected Reaction Did Not| independent in Conference al Gormorense Teal Chase Jor, +90 H | | | | | | +/ Take Place and Trading Same Time as C. F. and! . a ; Was Fair in Volume, Managers in Denver ; Prices s orm © proce DRN weer A merger of $ | the edvence of the previews Gay tn vot the independ skin of the chicken becomes as * fresh creamery was beid without dif. © wr the ne tellier : Sl ces we cnere,| dee ph. denied tant to the knife as rubber. : Th so ho bnowledge of « T Fecseilirs Sieaad ink eiernan sae] ta Coronas an Don’t blame the chicken. It was high grades were bold Armiy, come | toresta probably tender until the ‘animal mot searing cleanly, ‘The mnarbet,| felon, the emis igor be fat “tanned” it to indigestibility. came wing a good ty large propor. | er inter a of new-lnid, contin scape and here has b wo friend defective fresh-gatbered si) and irregular ne uthority is sald to ifare” One of be the Rocke b Placed many of the smaller independ Nt Operators al a disadvantage John D6 hopas was that “w ) Fuel in deve w programme, we has 100% Pure Butter-of-Nuts For Baking, Shortening Frying 8 Candy-Making is of itself a food. Meats fried in SAWTAY are tender, juicy and and ranged widely in Value. bay and straw market was ri jwcult liberally supplied with up Mine Workers if and lower grades of more or 5 ye cioate tate : |fective lay. Higher grades neta | (ey tte in to dominate this easy to digest. steady to firm, with some operators! on good authority that he read hi« Held managers a severe lecture behind locked doors in the Rockefeller offices: It ty sald that he expressed his dis- pleasure over several events, princi. at Ludlow CHILD'S TONGUE BECOMES COATED IF CONSTIPATED If cross, billows, a3 sick, fever- ish, or full of cold, take no chances. prices than quoted for 3 SAWTAY is neutral. It neither gives a taste nor absorbs one. Food prepared with it offers only the -delicate flavor of the food instead of the greasy taste and odor common to fats—even cow-butter. Send for “Sawtay an Illustrated Book of for Children’s Parties. SAWTAY is Economical — Use one-fifth less and over and over, easy \sconsiny oy falr to 15,054 Ter dozen ts Kandy Ki” SALT LAKE IS GUARDED; fr HILLSTROM AWAITS DEATH SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Sept. 30.— It is now believed to be Improbable that Sweden will press its request for © & stay of execution for Joseph Hill- strom, I. W. W. song writer, who is! unde the death sentence for a double | murder a year and @ half The |" condemned man refused to disclose to the Swedish Consul here any of jthe evidence which ho claims to have to prove his innocence, Hillstrom will almost certainly be shot Friday morning. Yesterday ment, covering "7 to size and Sality ae 3 a “California Syrup of Fig: can’t harm tender stom=™ ach, . liver, bowels, SAUTE PRODUCTS CORP. Woolworth Tower New York nt clover. mixed , $15, Small bales ab: ———= SHOT IN STRIKE RIOT. Chicage Tailor, Police Say, Children love this “fruit laxative,” and nothing else cleanse stomach, liver . ult is they become tightly clogged with waste, It liver gets sluggish, pach sours, then CHICAGO, Sept. 30.—Samuel Len- | y cross, halt ick, der, a striking tailor, was slight! wounded to-day in the first riot th has marked the strike of garment orkers. Several arrests were made nd Joseph Sakalowski, propt qr of |‘ @ talloring establishment, the pollce |?! say, has admitted the shooting. Sakalowski is said to have told tne Hillatrom's last twenty-five was turned over to the Warden of jthe State Prison, who gave it to the Board of Pardons, The board refused j'0 ive the statement for publication, It authoritatiyv to dynamite hatched by the dustrial Worke More than fifty Pinkerton detec= tives are detailed to wateh buildings 1 food pass 4 navy mon has returned asa and differs as widely as the ‘American Continent—ts the most infest police that a crowd of strikers gath ered in front of his shop and urged his employees to join the strike. He aid somo of the strikers tried t> force an entrance, and fea:.ng trouble he fired ise shots into the crowd, wounding Lender, stem, and you have a well, play e business district, aided by @ ful child again. lake. force of extra. city Police and Secret Service agents. The railr yards are guarded and all incom tramps are taken to the city Hmits and driven from the city. tablished 186: . Buy Your Furniture Now We offer you the largest stocks, finest assortments and best qualities of up-to-date Furniture, Carpets and Rugs. Terms to Suit Your Convenience Solid Oak Dining $Q) 19755 Room Table - Substantial, well built Table, extends 6 feet when open; guaranteed slides. The top is 42 inches; massive pedestal base and claw feet. | THOMAS KELLY CO. |263--6th Ave. is W. 17th St. Ellaabeth Garley Flynn Told Wilson Can't Interfere. WASHINGTON, Sept. 0.—Mra. J. Sergeant Cram ‘and Miss Elizabeth | Gurley Flynn yesterday called at tho| Dauitadle | ‘ heapsiiyednt White House with a request that|cardratat® of Vgning xine” Company : ose | made by * False Alarm at able Dullding, In an unknown manner, an automatic fire alarm was sot in operation in the Equitable Building, No. 120 Broadway, s and for grow on the bottle. ys plainly Beware o President Wilson Interfere to save the| was rushed to the butlding, lines of hows Fig Syrup Com- life o! joseph jetrom., were laid an ce lines were stretche: ” vi 8 y Tumulty told them the|to keep back n crowd that, gathered, | PANY: bay ed any other kind with 1d not interfere, No fire was discovered, however. contempt.—-Advt. W.L. DOUGLAS $3.00 *3.50 4, 00 $4.50 & $5.00 SHOES YOU CAN SAVE MONEY BY WEARING W. L. DOUGLAS SHOES VALUE GUARANTEED For 32 . L. Douglas name has stood for shoes ofthe highest standard of quality for the price. “His name the price s the bottom guarantees full value, They are the Paicwn shosela the wore. L. Douglas de of the most carefully ical ais sae oe. ee models, in a well equipped factory at Brookins, Mass., under the direction and per- sonal ection of a most porto ot org waren one ee difereaioation to make the best hose in the world, W. L. Douglas diced er th if the best that can be produced for the price. W. L. Douglas $4.00, $4.50 and $5.00 shoes ar are just as Ay for style, fit and wear as other makes costing $6.00 to $ $8.00, the & only perceptibledifference is the price. N uine unless W. L. Doug- las name and the retail price is Mampas on Hie Rotem, mF. do not live meee, cw YORK 2 J re BROOK cor. ant, or. Pea Re multe Fe ‘e ‘ Thornto Wf patience ttetiet parren Av Avenue, ve 146th en nate, Ste, Eighth at way 0 Want TaNth Street, to84 Third Avenue Squrh: oN EW AR CITY 18 Ne °1453 Third Arse. *TRENTON—101 The Largest Millinery Store in America Thursday Specials Sailors, pokes and tu®bans in fine qualify $3.00 to $4.00; special, Thursday, at $1.29, the values are the greatest and the assortment is the best, we offer you this On Thursday, a5" 40, a. reduction of 60e will be made on $3 and $4 Lyons$ velvet; good lustrous black and an ussort- To-morrow is Coupon Day in Our Trimmed Hat, Department coupon worth 40¢ on the purchase of any trimmed hat ot 82.08 or over. ‘Trimmed Hat at §2. or over If one of these coupons ia presented whew fonday, Thureday and Saturday Evenings, MYRTLE AVE. AND BRIDGE ST. 1:9 Velvet Hats at ment of the best colors; sold elsewhere at As an inducement for you to visit our trimmed hat deplartinent, whese toc TRIMMED HAT COUPON FREE making purchase, Newark Ave. tate Bt.cer Broad ease M 1779 Pi Gloves ararhed ith 9% alee corey complete lines ef Wile Donwlee 68.08; 04.00 and 04,80 chose for Women A ™ se

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