The evening world. Newspaper, March 29, 1916, Page 7

THE EVENING WORLD, “REAL ESTATE QUEEN” Expected to Be an Easter Bride GETS LONG PRISON TERM Society Musician and Dancer How to Treat Eczema Eezema and similar skin dis- eases rarely cure themselves, but grow worse from week to week until the sufferer is nearly driven mad with intense irritation. Don’t waste time experime nting. Geta 25c box of Cadum ointment and apply it immediately, The itch- ing will usually stop quickly, and @ great improv ont will be no- ticed at once. , People who have itched and scratched for years find sleep and rest soon after Cadum ointment is applied. It is also good for A sg rash, blotches, ulcers, eruptions, scaly skin, chafings, piles, ete. At druggists, 25¢ a box, or sent by mail by the Omega Chemical Co., 576 Fifth Ave., New York. Three Million Boxes Sold in France Every Year. Andrew Alexander Sixth Ave. Cor. Nineteenth St. Men’s Shoes, $4.85 Black and tan calfskin lace shoe, heavy single soles of oak leather, modernized English last —a shoe of exceptional worth. Children’s Shoes Sturdy, serviceable, shapely — Black calfskin, kid uppers, lace and button; patent leather, kid or cloth tops, button only. Sizes 614 to 10% $1.75 11 to? 2% to6 $2.00 $2.75 “GOLDSMITH ad eye oS PHOTS ‘ LER inte “TOSTTRBSINWAR | Miss Goldsmith, Friend Seeeeeneueeaan ' Little Mothers, Will Wed tative plans, when wedlock to Frank F date not yet announced Miss G old smith is the daughter of Morgan J | toldsmith of No. 2 West ter c Liles in pac Ninety and get Private f him again, Apr n Kirt PXXXXXXXXXXIXIXIK ILIKE IIE EI IT vile busine pitt and devotion to one sci- ence a man becomes a spe- cialist in that science. E Optometry | Be Kinvd To hat day, Your Livers Don t force a balky Liv ! is the science of measur- ing eyesight, correcting eve defects and applying glasses to improve sivht State Laws the science nd issue rman lines 1 he tried t ng @ motor » ho sa he f y bal Pills at of cer- recognize Optometry night relieve atipation, “det a box of stration to tifie es of re} spita nen EStablished 53 Years, T. Kelly Co. 263 6th Ave. Weel ITth St. Over Half a Century of Dignified Credit} iin unde im d foun of his ribs were shatt eyond repair, H atal in Pa wit and up, it him. occa ounded at Su Corner in France, The corner ne man in thi m buy nfidential ¢ ou want You are taking no ch store, where remarkal Come in and selec was si out separately a on wa The first a safely awarded a Distin throug VW 4-Plece Period Yedroom Suites Chiffonier and Dressing Pable— in Cireassian Walnut, consisting of Bed, Dresser second "LIKE OLD ADAM HAD : n and in a week or twognote the ims fy ind a Number o ing a UV pur ar this morning, on the provement. Ask yout doctor, No Pf clubs in this ; Nebel Ub hiu esi DISA: taste of oil. At your dealer's, $1.00. ‘The ceremony will be performed at} ANChor Mner Tuscanta, leaving seve ribs on the battlefield. Between ge t ved in) this thirteen years for seven By Concentration dof Pennsylvania, He was in # he knew | get out of the| it, of i tives being pu | qualified Optometrists. sell Hunyadl Janos ills ikinas 1 cht of the The Optometrist is (he WR at any up-to-date Drug Store, sO ahars ah patches recognized’ Eye Specialist. | or tf he has not got st, send 25 Published by the Optometr cents In ps ) yy mail to , . if Boclety of the City of N y_ And) ew York she thai | to an| 1 y-eight ma-| ed al- was removed and there him anc nd » Kirton ui | 3, WAS BU vr. When th ale e three men on I iven the # t 4 uishea heard of Mahog ; IH any or Birdseye Maple, ranging in price from * " nt wi Heat nia pee $95.00 to $275.00) 00)" iim the “Tt’s Easy to Pay the Kelly Way’’ OstesteTowa ellveries Mads by Opr Melon Tricks: T. Kelly Co., 263 Sixth Ave., 104-106 West 17th St. excitement for his Mite him for Hrooklynite at Da BEGIN READING FANTOMAS NEXT SUNDAY IN THE SUNDAY WORLD, pe neliu \ e-——_—- __- coals the rest of Pont 1 the Fra | ten Wo! Hat yea A Ma oe fifth Street, and the prospective bride- | yi Fz ve son of Mrs. Greene ani | Pittsburgh aaa fia EY ene of Brook-| Without His Bones, but With || PORT WINE ude her debut two Bride Won at Front. 1 | “Combined with has been vai a OLIVE OIL rs’ Ald Ass 1) Robert Kirton returned from the | |EM | ation of Court, teneed to from procured the conviction of the two wihvnthoVDAY, MAKUH 329, 1916, | SHAGKLETON SHIP DUE Matlida gnorant Event falled for women $600,000 ually, In Imposing sentence on Francolint, Justice shearn. said’ 't) IN PORT NEXT FRIDAY have decided to disregard the recom: - - ' 5 ‘ mendation of the jury for eb ev " >remi Justice Ignores § PIG TOT wou wane Waa of xen rey] WONDOS, Mar The Premier Mercy and Gives Matilda |form that it merits extreme punish. ]°* New Zealand has been notified by colint § to 10 Years You caused misery in the| Wireless that the auxiliary ship At - «of a iar mber of persons, | rora of the Shackleton Antarctle BE Disregarding the jury's recommend- eve ihe of the District] pedition expecta to arrive off Now Justice Shearn, in| Criminal Branch of the Supreme to-day sentenced Matilda “The Real Es- clemency, Attorney should be upheld as a warn. ing to the large number of other per- sons of your laE Zealand next Friday, according to a despatch from Reuter's correspondent at Wellington, New Zealand. a Allen’s Foot-Ease Does It, When your shoes pinch oF your corns nec Jul known as years ‘in the State Prison “tor | | soit “stews LEFT OVER $10,000,000 ley, with whom she was con- ed of eny, Waa sen- 6 years to alx Sister-kwLaw of § Steel | Magnate Be- queatned Fortune to Her Five Children and bunions ache so that you are tired all fs and over, get Allen's Foot-Ease, the antisep- powder to be shaken into the shoes It will take rs and eight months. ssistant District Attorney Roesch and used in the foot-bath the sting out of corns and bun nen on a charge of awindling Miss| PITTSBURGH, March 29—The will ne and ry Steen, a seventy-year-old d in-law | give clief to Tired, Aching, Swol- out ¢ This was one eof the | len, 4 feet. Over 100,000 pack + offence | . has Rea, greeter posh filed here for prob Feria | are lieing used hy the German and Allied cinhopint ment gives her estate, which is esti+ | ¢eoop run r ere, ed real estate| mated. to be worth from. $10,000,000 troors At the front Wns debit. cerns and sold stock to poor and !to $15,000,000, to her five children. B5e. Don't accept any substitute, LPOVODO DOWNLOD For the Smart Dresser A Cutaway Coat and Vest Silk Lined and with Braided Edges $22.50 The Cutaway Coat is becoming more and more an indispensable feature in the wardrobe of the man of affairs. The air of distinction which it imparts to the wearer is taken advantage of by the man who desires to impress others by his appearance. Macy's is now showing a very handsome cutaway coat and vest made of fine soft finished Oxford Vicuna. They have an excellent silk lining and braided edges. Others at $24.75 and $29.75. Men’s Trousers of Striped Worsteds $4.75 To be worn with a dark coat and vest. These trousers come in a variety of neat stripe effects, in Black and Gray. Others up to $7.75 Fancy Waistcoats at $3.75 This spring will witness a great revival of the fancy waistcoats for men. The reigning colors for the smart, yet conservative dresser are pearl gray, white and tan. Macy's has a very attractive assortment. Cut, single breasted, five button style. Others may be had at $4.75. Macy'’e—Fifth Floor, Brondway. 173 FOTO e NNO TET OTO HONEA TOOT A TOTO T et era re tena net eirat Get enel ery ofl air na pareve =r New York Herald Square “The Most Talked of Hats in New York”’ Chapeaux La ad ‘¥ Marquise 4 $8.50 You would have to pay from $12 to $15 elsewhere for hats of similar quality and style. Represented in the Macy collection of Chapeaux La Marquise are brilliant examples of the Directoire mode, together with equally smart large Lisere Sailors, charmingly trimmed in tailored and semi-tailored effect, new transparent hats trimmed with flowers and ribbons, small poke and Watteau models. Two hundred and fifty different creations, each one distinctive and chic, and true to the current fashion in every detail, are awaiting your selection. The New Wen Chow Sport Hats Trimmed or Hand Painted, $4.96 Macy's—Second Floor, Broadway, Sith HH May a Street. Herald Square ALL CARS TRANSFER TO “THE HOME OF TRUTH’ 59th to 60th Street Lex.to3d Av. reas At Bloomingdales” Spring Suits or Topcoats Tailored to Order, $15 Fifty Fashionable Fabrics Fit and Finish Guaranteed HIS is the last week of this very important sale. Orders placed before Saturday evening will be finished in time for Easter Sunday, and you will have your clothes as they should be, and on time. The showing of fabrics and styles is remarkably good and our broad guarantee is back of khan ~but place your order now. Secon loor. ‘At Bloomingdales’ ’ . Men’s Custom Shirts 'E are prepared to show an extensive assortment of high-class shirtings, which we make to order on our own premises, guarantecing fit, finish and satisfac tion. Upon request we will, of course, send a representative to your home or office, show samples or take measurements. Printed French Percales or| Satin Broche, $4.00, $4.28. Woven Madras, $3.00. Silk and Cotton Peau de Crepe, Figured White Madras, $3.15 to] $4.95. $4.98. Viyella Flannels, $5.00. Wash Silks, $3.50. 75, $4.00.| Silk-and-Wool Mixtures, $8.00 White Flannels, $3. to $7.50. White Cheviots, $3.65 to $4.95.] Plain White Wash Silks, $8.95. Plain or Fancy Cheviots, $3.95.| Silk and Cotton Mixtures, $6.45, Plain or Fancy Anderson Ging-| Spunzlik, a Silk-and-linen mixed hams, $4.25. fabric, $6.95. Fancy Silk Mixture Crepe,| Natural ey Ty hit jee name: 95. 4.75. Silk Crepes, $11 Main Floor ‘At Bloomingdales’ —"\Men’s &Boys’ Collars, 7:c 1O- MORROW we place on sale 200 dozen 4-ply collars at 7!4¢ each, or 85c¢ a dozen, There are ten stylesin the lot and size range runs from 12 to 18}. Four of the styles are illustrated, Thisisade- cidedly unusual price on merchandise that is well made and in good style Main Floor, Normandy, 13 to 1514 Havana, 12 to 18% ——At Bloo “Savoy” Dress Shields, Pr. 25c Per Dozen, $2.75 The Savoy is worn—on and off like a very light brassiere. It is NOT sewn in the garment. It is absorbent, impervious to moisture, spotlessly white (being interlined with white/ rubber), soft as down against the orn and its seams are sewn. Sizes 3, and 5 hccseeeciatorieieieaiiiasmimemc MCI RTOOr ‘At Bloomingdales’ With a First Payment of 25c You Can Join the Century Progressive Club And Secure a New World’s Rotary Sewing Machine HIS sale, which is now being conducted, is planned to make an easy way for you to secure a high grade ma- chine at a very small initial outlay. The table of payments printed below shows you how the payments run for 36 weeks, a method which we believe to be the most scientific and safest automatically adjustable easy payment plan ever devised THE TABLE OF EASY PAYMENTS. You Will Never Miss the Money--Get Your Machine Now. FIRST 2ud wk PAYMENT 29 25e 2c Oth wk. [Toth wh, jlith wh. Tath 75c | 75c tk 130. $1 00$1 00$1 00 $1 00 $1. 10 $1. ‘10 1th wk, goth wk. wk ath wk Nth we $1. 10 $1. 10 si. 20 $1. 201 30 $1.20 $1 30 $1.30 $1.30 $1 ae “$1.60” ngdales 4 e5c $1.40 $1.40 $1.40 $1.40 $1.50 $1.50 $1.50 $1.50 Instead of having an interest bearing payment plan, the order is reversed, and we offer a 10% premium refund for any advance final Payment made. The World’s Rotary Sewing Machine « featured by us as being the finest ma. It is equipped with all attachments and is con. tructed for comfort in the central needle |/ te style, Has individual three-in, one res, embodying the single thread lock-stitch, double thread chain stitch, a BE perfect hemstiteh 4 rhe model illustrated is priced at $37.99, Another model at $39.20. Two models at chine in America, $44.10, And two models at $49.20, Every machine is gua uteed for life, ed in every way that @ Machine d be g TH TO Cl rASNSeAR ro BLOOMINGDALES' tEX. 10 S5"A