The evening world. Newspaper, March 10, 1916, Page 15

THE EVENING WORLD, F¥KIDAY, MAKUH [development and construction of telephone line across the cont da part of t inment ) the roaring depicted on the s and Inatructive Modernistic Art In All Its Forms : A Forum Exhibit BEAUTIFUL HAIR worship of ugt ¥ bas prophes Thomas BK ultimate ¢ on, and Louis C. Ti fany ha J that they are eve artists it really too much, and the revolutionists are in revolution. {25 cent bottle of ‘Danderine” The Armory International Exhibi- tion of Modern Art, which was held in 1918, fired a shot that was heard makes hair thick, glossy and wavy. around the world, but sound cannot | a &o on reverberating even in echo, in| Removes all dandruff, stops perpetuity, and so the modernists, the itching scalp and } really and truly modernists, have re- solved to again show the sceptics and | the critics what they What they can do. hibition at the Auderson Galleries ts the result. Under the leadership of Robert | Henri, Willard Huntington Wright, Dr. Christian Brinton, Alfred Stieg- falling hair. lita, W. H. de B, Nelson and Dr. Joba Woichsel, there has been assemt the most representative exhibition given since the Armory show. Thay elementals, the subjectivitist | the noo ‘ the mol the color! all possible and impossible dimension has been given a chance and the public is now also given a chance to see and to admire—if it can, All the sixteen contributors have concerned t ew with the one problem, name master th of aesthetic o lantion and of cir- cumseribing the jeans for obtain- img indestructible Its. The visitor, in spite of scepticiem, will of necessity be interested in seeing how the Forum artists: gone about doing thi The working artists take themselves seriously and scientifically, They are tremendously industrions and oft af 1 | trie! eaveediugly ¢ ative. They are, mos’ of th ly indifferent toward ¢ ternals. ‘ ine Is ¢ wneur od of a head of heavy, | soft, lustr fluffy, andruff is merely tle Danderin and inexpensive to ha hair and lots of it. Just 5 cent bottle of Knowlton’s Danderine now—all drug stores rec ommend it-apply a little as directed and within ten minutes there will beautiful wavy and free from all crazy, gerous, in spite of t not always app be scientific, and fon th the Mode they are «etting, and to ne of the school Enthusiasts and doubters alike owe it to themselves to visit the Forum show and observe the exhibited results, }®" #ppearance of abundance, fres polaraatil et belllha ws fluffiness and jan incomparable Host and lustre, and try as you will 3 CITIES LINKED | BY PHONE. von cannot find’a trace of dandruff or Tolling hair, but your real surprise will] etainment Ia] be after about two. weeks” use, when m faclety. [you will see new heit—fine and downy | the W ri fat first—ves— bat really new hair y of New York | J over your scalp. Dan-| nt last night{derine iss we ‘believe, the only. sure] Vhair grower, destroser of dandruff and nment and Hbition of transcontinental telephony, |cure for itchy scalp, and it never fails to stop falling hair at once | @ exhibition was preceded by a beef. it A ae tt; i| steak dinner and speeches by prominent , ff SoU vant to prose how pretty and} filoerepn officials, | Similar meetings 4} with a little Danderine and carefully - | draw it through your hair—taking one | nected by teleph Ran the Pecitle small strand at atime. Your hair will | eard after each specch and. mu be soft, glossy and beautiful in just} number. a few moments-a delightful surprise eWa , whe Transcontinental Ente Held by Western Un About 226 members Union Educational Soct met at No. 24 Walker St to participate in an entert sprouting out A motion picture show illustrating the SAYS ENLARGED RHEUMATIC JOINTS DISAPPEAR UNDER TREATMENT Advises Joints Be nat Warm—Protect Hands| From Cold Winds and Cold Water ‘The question has often been asked whether the mis-shapen finger joints due to rheumatism would return to normal, said W. A. Varney. the discovercr of Var-ne-sis. ONE FORMOP RIEU MATISM VAR-NE-SIS TAKES CARE OF other by producing evidence that proves Cag lnvel ed. 1c fe disc ay ren quie conclusively that they do. I want to 0 hy may remain qui lor awhile, but there will be acute suggest that it is important to keep] symptoms from time to time—enough the joints protect the| in the early eases to remind you that hands from cold winds and water, | the nse is crecping to otber joints 4 errr alten chose! Hf neglected, the fingers become so Take the case of Mr. Holden whose) cite that it will be impossible to open ent and deforiued=to se the hand, the knees draw. up 1 conld not » extreme cases and the ten helpless Tam going to answer this question) shapen but joints gradually warm and fingers were see him todw: be ever had rheuinatisns \itain, Mrs. tis patient Breed's fingers were actually uses, sicians will tell you that they they were so stiff and deformed-she jean do nothing for this disease, and is well today, fingers perfect. Mrs.|it- is the same form of rheumatism MecMaasters is another woman who re-! that Var-ne-sis, has been #0 success- gained the use of her fingers ws well | ful in te other joints. through Var-ne-sis.| No other preparation produces such Mrs, Coyle's fingers were almost}evidence. Why? A description of the | ri@d—they have gone back to nor-|above cases will be sent address- mal, Mr. Nelson's fingers were de-|ing W. A, Varney, Lynn, Mass. Tear formed to a marked degree—you'd| this out and mail never believe he had rheumatism,| Vor-ne-sis is a simple vegetable Nurwe | Nightingnle’s fingers were | mn and does not contain. the x feforinod wen gs x0 often” given for q ness Now = today — at have t that Vere) Riker-Hegoman and other reliable drug- ne-sis has been the { their gists Pell your druggist to get. Var crooked and deformed joints. return img to normal. In this form of rhe + matism not only are the hands mis- s for you from his wholesaler or send to W. A, Varney, Lynn, Ma Advt. GREENHUT'S—SECOND FLOOR, Milan Dress Shapes Charming styles in satin & fancy braid; an th these liats variety of styles Tomorrow, and colors; sale ; Satur- | 95 A timely purchase of this Pd Pt prominent menufacturer fe ay . Popular styles in tw eed The hat illustrated FOUR OF THE is made of black, lus- trous straw, trimmed with blue ribbon bands and rosette, finished with grapes. Smart Up-to-the-Minute Styles in Ready- to-Wear Millinery—-all the new colors; a large collection from which 3 45 TO CHOOSE... 0. ccececcecres Hats Trimmed Free If You Buy Materials and Shapes Here ‘GREENHUT'S—MAIN FLOOR Take Your Choice of Any Winter Suit or Overcoat eee WAS || Regular Selling Prices up to $25 Now, at a time when prices on clothing of all kinds are ascend- ing continually, we announce this sweeping clearaway of all Winter suits and overcoats at $12.50. THE SALE PRICE IS LESS THAN PRE . WHOLESALE COST FOR GARMENTS OF EQUAL STYLE D QUALITY. But our policy does not permit carrying over clothing from one sea- son to another, and, therefore, these garments must clear out This sale offers a fine opportunity to buy suits and overcoats for the remainder of this season, as well as for Spring and next Fall. THERE IS EXTRAORDI- NARILY GOOD PICKING. Practically the entire range of stylesand materials is covered. All sizes in the collection. And, bear in mind, please, these are all garments of guaranteed good- ness—guaranteed for material— guaranteed for fast color— guaranteed for sty BUYINGSUCH FINE GARMENTS AT SUCH A WONDERFULLY LOW PRICE IS REALLY THE BEST KIND OF ANINVESTMENT. (With the exception of Fur Trimmed Coats, your choice is unrestricted.) “Kingly” Spring Trousers Every pair guaranteed. Scores of handsome patterns. Sizes 30 to 56. $2.95, $3.95 and up to $6 GREENHUT'S—MAIN FLOOR: Newest 2-Trouser Suits For Big & Little Boys; $ e A Rattling Big Special 4 65 Sale, Saturday, at - - e 1,000 new and beautiful guaranteed suits in this distribution The very handsomest and newest Norfolk, Patch Pocket and “Gathered Back" three-piece belt suits for Spring wear Tweeds, Cassimeres, Cheviots, Fancy Mixtures; gray and brown hair- line effects, checks, pin and pencil stripes, Sizes 7 to 18 years; sale at S14. ce The Special Prices are Bibs lace Boys’ Suits Novelty Suits STUNNING SKIRTS FOR WOMEN $4 Q5 | HOUSEWARES including Nouble Roasting \ Junior’a Spring Dresses 5.95to 37.50 SO aot Wee Wee Georale || | MEN'S “AND” Wome” GOLD FILLED sia Cpged! Alumnae \\ Cont, $5.95 LOR GYM WEAR Sizes 8 to 20 ¥rs. styles; fancy mixtures; black WATCHES ed god” $5 ( a f : Bloomers, on sale from 49¢ to $2.95 and white checks and blue minis ped ae : Middy Blouses, on sale from 59e to $L fines ee | omnes Het | peed By FOR GIRLS. Sizes 6 to If Years. 1 ( x o me vc} Washable Schoot Dresses 51.0019 $6.50 Also Suits with 2 pairsof §¥ | day ry 1 95 $6 | " ‘ ashable Scho . 1 1 ‘ JO and ) MEN'S DERBIES AND $1.35 4 . ales please Dainty White Dresses Raincoats with Hat, [ "rowers?" 3.45 aan A detbie ; 1.35 ent in today's J Smart Spring Couts Serge Skirts, on sale from 1 9510 4 Boys °& Girls’ Headgear Your Choice Saturday's sale black and whit voand STYLES ILLUSTRATED GREENHUT'S—SECOND FLOOR i Soft Sole Shoes . — 1 Suits for Little Chaps -popular trimmed; each Ac ee wi bye Utd y hated come to GREEN re id veh oe Ea i and dark gray ie auiles 10 25. Bastese ate 50c S and inspect our offerings. je fancy mixtures; each suit with Bibs IC to c bet . , UR * Pairs of Knicker two pairs of lined trousers; | | Flannelette Q,_ {Crochet Sacques be to $1.49 FOR GROW INS Cites es 17'eo Trousers, . sizes 3 to 8 years; sale, 4 6 | Wrappers ..... 23¢ to 4 De Muslin Skirts A7e to 95e ears. at “DO | | Crib D3 .eu Bde | Paper Dlaners packaae con- Ops $1.2510 $3.50 Norfolk and Pads Cre taining 25 oc 9.75 to 16.50 Patch Pocket Cashmere Stockings a »e Pt ua A Pretty Spring Coats, at . 8.76 & 9.75 styles, Two pairs of lined krick- | J pair Zibo | Heke aietshers mateo gigs FOR JUNIORS—Sizes 13, 15 and 17 erbocker trousers, Cassimeres | | Siland Wool Stockings — § od I S—Siz i and Cheviots in Grays, Tans, ., bbe & pair —3 prs. 1.00 Lawn and Silk Caps Years. Browisend Fancy Mixtuies, also Flannel Pei 23¢. 47. 69e5 1.29 Spring Suits 51275 10824.80 Seri Effects. Sizes $& 4 etti- rand C, . + Be Spring Coats 5.00to 10. 7 tol? yeara;at bi 3.45 coats 47. dew L.1 9 Coats S119 to $9.95 Sees Dresses on sale from ute to 7.50 aceeeen aincoats, at . 00 Juvenile FOR MISSES-—-Sizea 14 to 20 Years, Other Sales for Tomorrow 10, 1916, MAIN FLOOR EENHUT'S. neh O10 FLOOR Spring MILLINERY Of Rare Beauty Special, Saturdey and *10 No two hats alike -every one a beauty and compared with the way other stores price millinery of similar style and quality, those who make their selections here save about one-half. Ube priced at 75¢ t¢ at 49¢ senson's entire s GREENHUT'S—SECOND FLOOR.: See the Charming New Spring Blouses Beaut.ful Styles and Exceptional Values $1.98, $3.50 & 5.00 | We have assembled the cleverest of the new Spring styles, including many attractive novelties, and will have these BLOUSES on dis- play and sale tomorrow at special prices. a If you wish to become acquainted with Fashion's Spring edicts, COME TO GREENHUT'S TOMORROW. The beautiful styles, excellent materials, and unusual values vA will be of great interest to you. Silk Blouses on Sale at $1.98 Are shown in numerous Nobby Tailored and semi-tailored styles, fashioned of Crepe de Chine or Jap Silk in Flesh-tint or White. One style is pictured. \ é , TheHandsome Blouseson Sale at$3.50 < Permit « choice of such lovely materials as: Georgette repe, Crepe de Chine, Striped Tub and Jap Silks. Many unique collar / effects are introduced. / The Exquisite Blouses on Sale at $5 / $1.98 Aptly express Fashion's trend in dressy styles. They are developed of Crepe de Chine and Georgette Crepe, and are effectively trimmed—some with contrasting colored embroidery | Equally good values are our assortment of BLOUSES AT $1, $1.25, $1.50, $2.50, $2.98, $5.90 and up to $10.75. | ———GREENHUT'S—3D FL. For List of Sheet Music ————G REENHUT'S—3D FL. : ss ; Picture Frames Made to order at ‘4 less than regular for a limited period. GREENHUT’S—3D FL, Printed Linoleums 11 Patterns in 2 yard wide Printed Linoleums from such leading makers as THE NAIRN LINOLEUM CO, 350 samples of THE VERY ° AND THOS: POTTER SONS, CHOICEST PICTURE MOULD H t t 7 on sale Saturday as follows :— INGS. 1 S a c 3600 Yards of Linoleum— square yard 46c 1600 Yards of Linoleum- = Square yard 52c Better work, more artistic fram- ingand lower prices YOU CAN- NOT See our advertisement in FIND IN| NEW YORK today’s Journal. GREENHUT'S—SECOND FLOOR Spring Acasa For Misses, Juniors & Girls Presenting a Wonderful Va- riety of Stunning New Styles in Fashionable Fabrics and Colors at Eco- nomical Prices. Some of Saturday's Specials You mothers who wish to outfit your duaghters Spring Suits ; Spring Conts $14.75 to $27.50" 5.95to 24.50 REENHUT’S—SECOND FLOOR The Season’s Newest Styles in Women’s °3 and *3.50 Shoes a” $1.98 A well-known maker's at a remarkably low price. The shoes are Cay 2 models of PAT LEATHER, oun METAL CALF, BRONZE AND KIDSKIN. Button or lace. All style heels. a year welted soles; all sizes Mail and Telept ish Meats overproduction offered in the most fashionable LAMB. hin GREENHUT'S—FOURTH FLOOR pure Food Specials Telephone Chelsea 4000. ~_Tresh Vian ne Orders fill dressed; GREENHUT'S—BASEMENT Lights That Are Bright And Decorative--Remarkably Low Priced $1.58 Lindsay Home Inverted Light burner, goose neck, open bottom Opal Globes, inner cylinder and Tungsten inverted mantle y sme: 1535 $1.35 Prism Shower Light—complete || i with good quality burner, colored | r crystal shower, inner globe © } WN) und inverted mantle, at 95c \ 9 Lindsay Upright and Inverted Mantles at nsisting of pilor by-pass, ¥ Fresh Oysters FRESH OYSTERS vid widths SAR Standing Floor I amps $6.25 vn baking Men's $3 Shoes—Gunmeral calf, in Blucher Fresh : | Solid Mahogany Sale at . style; heavy, serviceable Goodyear welted YELICIOUS ¢ vt One of the best values in Lamps of | Dining ‘Boon Game Made of Cath- soles. All sizes from 6 to 10; D $ RINGS Ie 5 this character ever offered. Th May eile yt in diameter; and E widths; at 2. 4§ ea are 70 inches in height and come border shows exquisite Filigree oce— 2 MB hgstee Porm N aT, Cane complete. with two. pull chain | design, small ruby diamonds ine Boys! $2 Shose—Gunmetal all, In Misses’ and Children's $2.50 and $3 Seche't]: a tee.. SOC | , sockets and new Mazia Bulbs | serted’ complete with Welsbach styl joes—high and regular cut styles 0. © Cake, tach ae nckets and ata rid f , button of Biucher style, Strong) [7 Serer torah Reet her RAISIN BREAD 15¢ | "ergy POUND i with 6 tt of cord and $@ DA] Burner, Mantle and $4 OF soles; all sizes to 534; $ d I calf; all 10? 18¢ plug Ns hat ©. lobe o at. 1 49 ea peeve ft 98 pith $n Siscuints— The sume Lamp (as above) witha 22 |Same Dome for 3 Light Electrie— seseeesevessseseeese dhe sizes up to : Fresh Fruits and Vegetables fron! one eed inch Silk Shade, of which we have | with pull chain 56, 50 Fatmore Hiscu a large assortment, is offe | sockets K PRESH STRAWBERRIES | FRESH TOMATOES ; ‘ PO RE “ ” foney, #100 a f Hlorida t Jifferent attractive ay and esting assortment Our Famous “Foot-Mould att Pane Solr aIGh fou may Pelee to [ot Table For Men, Women, Boys and Girls ” one match the color schem ue | mahoran Complete variety is being shown in our Shue Department, Prices rang | Bnlaia 10.45 “FOOT-MOULD" SHOES FOR MEN AND WOMEN $3» $3] || De Shade’ only, remarkably 9 4° @ jo 25.1) 10 “FOOT-MOULD” SHOES FOR BOYS AND GIRLS $1.50 1 33.50 a W prived, at ‘ ; ——