The evening world. Newspaper, April 19, 1916, Page 8

THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, APRII 19, 1 WIFE JOINED THE THRIFT ARMY | 22. <= pe ane Regalo om | AND HER BANK ACCOUNT GREW Woman Who Was Started by F 70 DARKEN HAIR ning World Campaign Tells of Ww hat She Has Accomplished Blouses Newly A Arrived In Time for Easter Kvery day brings sorme- thing different, something new, something attractive rope bhenwme in wh ; Got Rid of My Corns coe «With Magle “Getst” pointed collar and culls bande of fome and Copenh * ea nnd Sulphur Turis _ t onl Simplest Corn Care in the World Na Pain, haus, peisened on white, woes ba Hair Dark With $15-a-Week Income. ; Abr eines dinner NeoPa New, Sere Wey ana site rane cre mene 4 || net and Ince over @ cron satin hodice—« more elaborate and very pretty creation, $10.75 “narrow striped (blue of nile | (designed after the French | Teen) Georgette with of fivhon collat'and ribhon vee mode) depends entirely upon | on the deep frill, $11.00, hematitched motives and pleats in groups of three for | A New Note atyle, it fs the sort of blouse Striped messaline in navy] that *, never too elaborate, and Copenhagen blue - al and yet so good looking that | slight deviation from thelit can be worn anywhere. | beaten track of blouse ma-| $7.60. terial. oe Black Lace Blouses A pep frill of white Georgette, piel with selfccolor, brightens the for Large Women ithe wtp Neal dindagpoc aty| Two becoming models in “white” which most women requite o K size 5 neat the face, 66.75, bet ie Hed a Rank White and flesh Georgette blouses} @@ch. bhe black lace ts dra with deep hemstitched pleated and) Over white chiffon, collars | frilled revers, $6.76 and hemstitched vests of | , 7 Georgette are pretty feminine Very Good-Looking ppp esate A most distinctive blouse Third floor, Old Building. ind whe fo nelenier dows,” te - @ that t onde iw A te the starting point rod to ft He might have adted, “And he wow would by ane, iA gow homme way lettere to Thrift f ar Keer spanore han throttled many an « » dare, Ont TTERS WITHIN 200 WORDS. ea wrecut plat A HOUKKEEPES ‘ ne p Larson's ad ty Wen t whe wae nd “an un party captured Cle fi Anbu Wut he escaped Kobert O'Laus ught hin m7 Why Have Carne at Al When + =e ‘ton fn dife, bat. WAAL your nelehbor does He independ of Kvening World ent Pay not more tha e-fitth of var for rent and jive within nee of work. If walary rmore per week the husband ettors have been pute vat few weekw In ret | caurht them to change thelr view ire a thousand or more old 500 Blouses, $5 and $7.50 Grades, $3.85 A special purchase of very attractive styles in Georgette crepe and crepe de chine, trimmed with little pleatings and hemstitching; all fresh and new. M Aisle, Main floor, Old Building. anand cash values, id peddlers and inet 44 plague. Buy fi son oomly to supply a and not in excessive pause ly induces waste. Dc # that are conate aatly atthe rdw at less than cost. They are dis-| honest. Deal with those you know will make good If you are dissatisfied. sary for frugal, wholosome fare, and the balance, little or great, should be posited to the Joint account of hus- band and wife weekly in some sav- ings bank or local building and loan, “The humblest of savings instills apect and pardonable pride, avoids , *, rry and makes for health and auc-|His Identity Guarded by In- cons, Always remember, despair! snector Faurot, Who Received wavingy tues for "A Ko beds HC ALLS WOMEN’S AND MISSES ate SUI TS : DRESSES 15” to °39 Two Special Groups of |Women’s Suits—$35, $45 Selected from Many for Easter Wear There are twelve models| cluding excellent adapta- in the group at $35; plain|tions of Cheruit’s recent serges, gabardines, light}suit with bias folds in sports mixtures, and one|front and back of jacket, taffeta and gabardine. |and of Bernard’s cape suit s prinstime and the Wonderlift THE ancient heathen f-stival, from eventually is the goal of the apend-|* cobras nigt i i ri Plain tailored suits, some braid}in navy serge. Materials (e| O A TS thrift. “gave and be happy. ee Signed Confession To-Day. Pe ‘d bil ae he 18 pth bound?suits that are more laborate,/are serges, Poiret twills, | ONLY ONE-FIFTH FOR RENT 18) poitce inspector F health and happiness, and a re-awak- broideries; in this latter group ure} gabardines and worsted | $9 to *35” ‘aurot this more GOOD ADVICE. ing received from Chief of Poll There is @ lot of sense in this | Junn A. plenty of navies, much wanted grays, | black’ and tans, "There is one grovel | CHECKS. of taffeta and gabardine in black,| A good assortment of plain and Pies the joys and bea-ties of life. Murray of Providen ALTERATIONS FREE letter, which evidently is written | ho typewritten statement of ( part from its religious significance, this | Copenhagen, navy and gray. ee TL a epon h yy & Man who has tried out the | @ Ai 7 : . . fy One Dollar A Week - rules ko: inya’ Gown, Ohestitie [ouuis, Cenaurin | aint 2! Spin a of the Springtime touches the heart Ten models at $45; in- Second floor, Old Building, of the income for rent ts thor- | death and burial of missing Dorothy of nearly every human being, in every. land. sound, and insurance | qr ncia be provided for at the ess of the amount ENTRANCE to CLOTHING through FURNITURE STORE The statement was made in Like Art, it conveys a messag>, spoken in a universal language, that appecia to every race, sect and creed. It gives promise of New White Hats for Easter First showing Thursday in the Moderate Price the Providence penitentiary tn pre ence of the warden and two police income, It is not always | In the Metropolitan die eee soayrot deciines to make! f something better—of release from things Millinery Salon, Many shapes. White Milan hemp, deeihe Welter Aukaatis but what [the contents of the document public that worry or oppress; of a revivel of all variously trimmed with wings, flowers, wreaths and possible that ts rio advige | MAGI After the ‘polite have investi: that is beautiful, ealthful and good. fancy ornaments. e. bk, O's." opinion |Bated, It is said that the confession 1 many {differs only in minor details from with him tn the s nent already given out. It ad rtarted |!8 Vague regarding personal descrip hrift aru-|tions and locations, : 1 Of tally is thig true of the “on Hleman” who hired Glenn Orris and Bennolt, who acted as chauffeur on the two trips, the frst to a house in | New Rochelle (the convict thinks the house was in New Rochelle) and ther $7 to $12. ys Goura-Trimmed Hats Spectal collection of Milan hemp and lisere straw hats trimmed with | real goura, $7.50. First floor, Old Building. Easter Shoes for Women Gloves for Women | Thoroughly well-fitting, readers that respect, This coup Somewhat analagous — more practical, though not without sentiment —is the mes- sage of the ‘Self-Help’ Nemo Woaderlift Corset. This message shows how the figure Nature has given yy can be beautified by the de- o New York and through New Jer. | velopment of graceful and symmetrical lines. come to New York only Hac ee) asi fc sae to Pane AAILca eee It gives promise of better heaith, which | tions Wanamenee 4 Ala ye isa nates Woe also have) iy West Point, whon the body of the means better looks and new shipment 2 t Nee Beas allncararim Gite Landon: woman Was buried in the cellar of the greater happiness. French-made gloves has} fords—-made of excellent ‘mai 164, 166, 165 and 170 We] house, just been received. including tan Russia calf, dull Tho statement gives the name of a} It renews hope in the calfskin, black kidskin, white bu kidekin and Sea Island duck. or are provided. Grand Street Short gloves, $1.75 to 21, 228, 226, 207 | Smith Street aaecliows ;| fourth man who helped in the burial, hearts of the host of women | Long gloves, $2.25 to $5.75. Prices range from $4 to $13. Cor. Driggs Ave. BROOKLYN Cor. Wyckoff St. rare which the police.are withholding, The} whose aches and pains this Main floor, Old Building. Main floor, Old Building. vonvict is not exact as to dates, but ,[thinks the trips were made early in remarkable corset will re- t loft trom tatle and gua that WIL, about CWO months after Miss) lieve and often cure—and, M. M he bala ft, for clothes and old. disappearec ° 1 DP ines ne f See Te taunting better yet, will surely prevent, r. an, } our +43 1 saon the bod the cellar, by ‘ 5 4 ASA Avegulania’ ener oouVigUe cates This message of the Won thoroughly Ins pector derlift can be understood by all women. Its appeal is universal, {t tells of the beautiful and the helpful, Its Easter Suit at $15 If Chosen in the Wanamaker Lower-Price Clothing Store for Men ferent ways of made up my mind to | paign After four years of failure s were not at all and now that the huss | HenAbit promise will be made good. ; ‘ jig Jot the ni si ae cele will pass any test you may put “Self-Help” Nemo Wonderlift ‘ : . atv vonlte \ os it to in the way of style. work VIOLA ALLEN ILL. Corsets are now sold in most i ‘di y t “eg We Hoth under thirty yeare of ogy good stores and shops. Models manship and material. € xo have long years in front | Aetrens Butters to suit every figure—even ex- have set our own standard for f [PUTS INTO PRACTICE Hig|_ Vivla Allen. ¢ fromes el alepece, and | stout. ‘|| | $15 suits—one that theordinary ‘ KNOWLEDGE OF BUSINESS. || \ale life ln hins. Pa ah peal Ps X men’s store would find great Mae SELL VO Banos Being tal he husband | ‘The Nemo Hysienic-Fashion Institete, New York rund (h thattalnlne, sce. -plece Sult for ‘ h $17 50. Pretty loose cially with the costs of materials cushion Teplese A : i 3 Sul 23” 30 Easter Monday, April 24, at 3 P. M, greatly increased. I Others going for In Auditorium on Garden Pier, Atlantic City ry tai MINNIE K. FINK, M. D., OF NEW YORK Many Pay Aae ee © Will Leet: a ‘ d the last perf “ if Si H. Aye te \d Corset-Service tlwhile she we ae to fs The Progress ¢ f Sctepaela the ‘Onae Sytem” is will be here Wednesday to enable few notators, n front of her, Dr. Ja Under the A of the Atlantic City Branch of the men if sree ro ee eae! eee Dean AP Weak Bortiolh: mireat in| Nemo Hygienic-Fashion Instituto MRoviots, tweed, cassimeres; slashed oJ Ni 19. LS a FOR WOMEN ONLY ADMISSION FREE and patch poc kets; gray and brown A) Killed by ‘Trata in subway, - mixtures; soft roll and conservative | Om obithar ort yer me n oke i and, incide a en A te Hens : Sizes for men and young men, “T put $4 a week man of th Broadway, Corner Eighth. fund and $10 a@ This is JCome in and see our Lig stock ad garit t of Go-Cartsand Carriages. Youlrricerator has helped us to reach the $1,000 " wan buy a nice Carriage @ some at mark, at this sate for 9 98 thio nale $4.49 ; ‘we ‘ eh carry endow Shre OPEN MONDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS penaes ure STOeinly. tee Gre Mocmue tt |