The evening world. Newspaper, November 11, 1915, Page 6

— By The Evening World’s | ante emeen Touch of Personality Rather Than Cost Chief Element in Chic Dress- ing—She Who Plans Her Own Gowns Must Study the Mirror. oo EXPERT ADVICE FREE TO HOME DRESSMAKERS If you ate in do styles t about what uncertain as to wear your clot! 4 | wick will advise you 4 Address communications to Pash fon Editor, New York Evening World. + Ce vrriaht, 1915. by The Prem Publishing Oo, CATA New York Reritng Woe) Mo re baffling to most women than the Ave of Ann in the problem of how {0 give a twenty-five or thirty dollar Aown the alr of @ handred and fifty doKar one, To some women Fate has givers the ability, which might al- most be Yermed a sixth sense, the Intangible element of discermmuent im clothes. With a toucle of their fing gers. a plain ordinary drens becomes om of chio—the quality which earns the’ price of the reg sea, Buch wor fied with comme natm ally their eve APRtwces for the right t hy rq Moving or ad jag off @ certain dot thetr awn clothes such women {n- tultivel, impart a bit of their own personal ty in just the right way, to make tt %%r clothes different from anybody , else's. While &‘l women are not bieased with this } acuity, many more may ¢ \ sure of being wel ees WA yrs le anes on, thought, ang! yet with only @ small It is the personal akes for clothes, mnoare not satis- ace atiire, and in or chang- In making more than laj ‘ish expenditure. Per- | haps the mos portant aid to thin is the mirror, With it a merciless study of one's 4 elf will reveal with no exagmerations thie good polite to be emphasized and the bad ones to be avoided. To kno W one's self, one's Rub stiffness away with small trial bottle of old “St. Jacob’s Oil.’” Ab! Pain is gone! Quickly?—-Yes, Almost instaset m- lief from soreness, stiffness, |.) ry eed pain follows e gentle rubbing with 4 | ecgge cay il ful k, ans tke eomes, “St. Jacob’ Oil” ist barailess backache, Tumbagy and sciatica cure which never disap points “St. Jacob's Oil. Bub tile sooth! right om your pai and doesn’t burn the skin, Straighten up! Qui ing! hap tase totroussattchee tn torturous “stite! moment you will forget that you, ever had « weal: back, because it won't! hurt or be stiff or lame. Don't suffer! Get “St. & small triaf bottle of old, honest ‘St. Jacob's Oil” from your druggist nowrand get this lasting relief —Advt. WEARING W. L. ro expensive trikes the right VALUE GUARAI Original Home Dressmaking Designs Fashion Expert “clothes sonsp,* Tha frock 1 am showing to-day presents no AiiMouiltise to the woman -| who dosirey to develop it at home. The modet &t the right suggests the =| use of serge and silk in an effective manner, ( a full skirt of serge, per- haps in Prown, two side pancla of brown wad tan check silk are stitched flat to five an odd trimming. ‘The back of the skirt, howover, demands attent/on, and 1s given two straps of the #Ak which prove loyal from be- ginnfag to end, to the side panels. which correspond with these are ‘offered as a pretty trimming to tity close fitting sleeves of serge, whbse main distinction, however, ap- There. ie ite cuff, which is slashed pen to flare over the head. A whole Jodice of check silk might become Uresome were |t not for the low cut chemisette and revers, which are of plain tan sil. Tiny brown velvet buttons mark the centre line to where & large dull gold buckle finishes the brown serge belt. This frock would also be pretty in dark green woollen goods with green check or plaid silk combined. A white faille silk chemisette and revers, also cuff facings of it, would make the frock very satisfactory for after- noon wear at friends’ homes or one's own home, aad fe one especially suit- able to wear under a fur coat, as the waist part Is not too warm. The model at the left suggests the use of either seal fur bands or velvet ribbon, combined with side panels on the akirt of velvet and revers and belt of the same, to trim a frock of either plain satin or silk. A cheml- sette and high collar of chiffon would daintily complete the frock. Sapphire blue silk would be charming trimmed with black velvet ribbon bands and plain black velvet as indicated, with Wt sD OUGLAS YOU CAN SAVE MONEY BY DOUGLAS SHOES NTEED of tho highost siandard of quality for the price. "Fis mame an the rete price stamped on the bottom ax: antees full value for inferior § in the world. highest paid skilled ith an honest determination to make the best u in the world. . L. DOUGLAS $4.00, are just as gi me i as other makes costing jar- wearer agains They are the best town las shoes are made of the som, sonst after the latest models, ii Il -equi; at Brockton, Mass., under eye wher pu tag Inspection of a most perfect orgentzation and se wd tat it $6 to $8, the only perceptible difference is the pric: and than othe —— W, L. DOUGLAS $3.00 and SHOES bold their shave, fit betes makes None genuine unless W. L. Douglas (ped amp ond the retail price is stamped mais ery, and th at No, 83 Bow fleres blaze on the fourth floor of » five-story manufacturing building at | treet, narrowly es- |" caped death early to-day when the|‘"' place suddenly was filled with gas as | \. flames melted gas pipes. | The men, already nearly o by the dense smoke and \ of burning sugar in barrels of the; Eagle Candy Company, dropped thetr | bose and groped their way toward windows and exits. reached windows entled fur help, and a rush up the stairway to the rescue! Washington Heights Police Court to- day by offe Capt, Fitzpatrick and Firemen Ma- honey, Doyle and Andrew of Engine Company No, 9 and Capt. Lauth of | Bngine Company No, 2 were still missing when all the other men at work on the floor had been aconnted Rescuers again dashed into the building. Some were forced back by | the gas fumes, but after several min- utes Fireman McCort of No. 9 re- turned, dragging Fitzpatrick and Ma-| honey, both unconsolois, out 8 Lauth, Doyle and Andrew, also un- |} The rescued men were carried to |GIRLS TAKE FAREWELL OF FLOATING HOTEL! Thirty-eight of Them Leave the Jacob A, Stamler to Seek Homes Elsewhere. Tears and embraces marked the closing to-day of the floating hotel) the Jacob A. Stamler, moored at the foot of Bast) eight girls marched out, bag and bag-| gage, to the express wagons which were on hand to carry their belong- | ings to their new bomes. hotel for many years, and was the fa- vorite hobby of the late Jobn Ar- buckle, who died without making spe- citle provision for its maintenance. As| @ hostelry, it suffered many reverses | and was several times about to he) ‘Tho girls were given to understand | that the Fire Prevention Bureau was the cause of the closing, but Frank D, Sheeley, the Superintendent, said | to-day that he had received no notice} from the bureau, and that the girls had better just accept the statement that the old boat was going out of! Most of the boarders have) gone to the Trowmart Inn in Abing- tucked white chiffon yoke and collar, | dom Square, The Columbia Grafonola is the origi- nal disc-record phon- ograph, We carry, at all times, a full line of these instruments. BOYS' SHOKS ue, Cor. 11th Street, THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1915. FE OVEROIMEBY GAS ASFLAMES MELTPPES IN EAST SDE BLAZE Two Fire Captains and Three Men Rescued Unconscious yy Comrades. vers. the street and revived by hospital surgeons, and all sent back to quar- The fire, which atarted on the fourth | floor, occupied by the candy company, | did $6,000 damn Heavy smoke rom the rear mania lod z 81 Bow-; After standing about, shivering In scant clothing for an hour, all re- d to their beds. ‘The lodging t bouses were not damaged. i WAS ‘INTELLIGENT’ SPEEDER Defense of ‘Tenafly's Chief of Poller When Held Up in Auto Here. f Police of Tenafly, N. J, eure ed Magistrate McQuade in the a brand new Kix miler 1 iving intelligen c c itizens, Your Honor, drt all the time at fe but we never molest them if driving intelligentiy, The thinke I deserve some consideration.” y The novelty of this argument was sufficlent to persuade Magistrate MeQuade to suspend sentence. ———EE——— ANOTHER TARZAN STORY! Do you remember “TARZAN OF) THE APES?" the most por * publis ATER" pular music produced at the crest of its popularity Is one respect we might liken the laboratories of phonographic record producers to so many news- paper offices. Records?” FIVE REASONS why you should bur Columbia Records I Greatest durability of reproducing sur- face. II Quickest produce tion of new popular music. Ill Distinet superiority of instrumental music. 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Mystery surrounds the cause of an explosion which to-day shook Hoft- one of the buildings of the | Theological Seminary on the and Tenth Ave! panic thirty-five men and women | employees who were on the first floor Petersen and ex- Accused of speeding his auto on} ee ee nined Drive, Karl D.C, Smithy} need by them was that a amall bit of dynamite had rotten mixed with the coal at the fone unnoticed through th hands of the shippers, ed every window in the bas t ssaciancaniiiionci HER WITH HIS HAT. Mra, BE. F. Cronin Sues for Separa- tion and Heavy Alimony. sworn complaint filed | ‘ourt, Edward F. Cro- urance broker at No. newspaper | | s, who wrote LAN." ha written for The ing World another novel of the an jungle, and his new story 1 many ways than ft destroyed her headgear. 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