The evening world. Newspaper, April 20, 1916, Page 8

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Centemeri Gloves BANNER DAY, SATURDAY! Per ®/s Chicago we will receive on Friday special importations of choice glove novelties direct from our factory in Grenoble, France. Exquisite Combinations, New Styles, New Embroideries, and A Complete Line of ALTERATIONS FREE season's CL) models at any both contests will be) * Evening World from Watch for them #o that | w oaverything essential to your entering either competition : ipsiasemss | WAR RELIEF SOCIETY WAR. | | Chtttiok, Kapetted, Anke Court to! Re tate Hi, More trouble has beset the British | War Rollef Association, Inc. with hendquarters at No, 182 West Twen- M| ty-xevonth Street. James Chittick, who is alleged to have been Instrumental over a year ago in causing the expulsion of Mr, | and Mrs, John F. Muir, founders of M\ tho British Imperial Club, has been | expelled, and demands a Supreme Court order reinstating him, WE HAVE COMPLETED OUR MOST CAREFUL, THOROUGH AND SUCCESSFUL PREPARATION, OUR STOCKS ARE FULL TO OVERFLOWING WITH THE CHOICEST OF EASTER APPAREL, The suits are exceedingly smart, the couts unusually modish, Vie blouses dainty beyond description, the frocks most altractive and the millinery is exquisite. This is the Supreme Achievement of an Organization Devoted Entirely to the Consideration of Fashion cheerful, swect, that blessed pipe with good old “Tux’’ of care and woe and trouble and all the rest of that tribe. So fresh, mellow and mild is “Tux” that it makes you feel the Much Waarted Kinds. (| That Chittick resignal as ‘Treas-| it. 296 Fifth Ave. sabia freee ie hati and unwarranted, he was dro care-free and chesty all the live-long day! lor ot D. S. GORDON Brigadier General, U.S. Army “Tuxedo tobacco gives a mild, cool and soothing smoke, I would not use any other tobacco.” The Perfect Tobacco for Pipe an Why have so many thousands o smokes for Tuxedo? Because they tried Tuxedo and found it the one tobacco with all the essentials of a perfect 6 eweet, fragrant and without a particle of bite or irritation. No such tobacco was ever known until the Tuxedo Process” was invented by a doctor to refine an and remove every trace of bite. Other tobaccos make big claims about so-called processes—but the fact remains that none of these imitations has ever equalled the original Tuxedo Process.” ‘That's why ‘Tuxedo is the most wholesome tobacco—no other can be made by the ‘Tuxedo Process.” Z One week's trial will make you a brtey7 permanent Tuxedo smoker. YOU CAN BUY TUXEDO EVERYWHERE Convenient, glassine wrapped Famous green tin w Moisture-proof pouch. 5c feubing. cured ‘c « 10¢ An Tin Humidors, 40¢ and 80¢ In Glass Humidors, 50¢ and We THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY Private Worries and knock the daylights out but not as a@ ust is disclosed rRes were pre- Charles E. these as inconsequential $15.00 $24.50 « D. AWEBTA SILK vi SUPP. BUTTON ai TRIMMED, t WOMEN’S AND MISSES’ NEW SPRING COATS Our line of Coats embodies all of the new styles, such as loose back Coats with belt from side seams and back draped gracefully in ripples, semi-fitled coats with ripple skirts; others with bells en= lirely around the coat. In nearly all cases these coats are lined throughout with yarn-dyed linings, and come in the season's new= est colorings. Misses’ and all women’s sizes, $15.00. Other coats of poplin, taficta, poiret twill, serge, black and white checks, duvetyn, covert, velour plaids, etc., at $5.75, $10.00, $12.50, $18.50 and up. Women’s and: Misses’ Silk and Cloth Dresses Correctness of style is carried oul lo the smallest detuil in all of the dresses. They come in Georgette combinat crepe de chine, plaid combinations, charmeuse and serge, together with a very allractive line of striped and plaid silk dresses, making an unusually complete line for both women and misses. In ail ‘ the new light shades, black and white. at ak COLLAR, @ Cigarette Sale of New Spring Separate Skirts at 5.75 E are showing all the new ideas in Spring oe Made of gabardines, poplins, fancy mixtures, laffelas, checks; also a line of skirts in models suitable for large sizes Other shirts of plaid taffeta, poplin, gabardines, i a match the new spring suits. 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