The evening world. Newspaper, April 21, 1916, Page 9

[WIRELESS LEAK ON FEW FOLKS HAVE GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS “THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1916, POOR SALE OF APPLES. | Thirty Per Cent, of 1915 Crop Stilt) in Cold Storage, WASHINGTON, April 21—Much of GRAY HAIR NOW; Justive Department Investigates wth Dak ae omy) 019 » crop ing not been sold, Reports That Messages wtay by the | gu Governments, Reaching Forei Druggist Says Ladies Are ae Using Recipe of Sage Tea and Sulphur. GALVESTON, ) ofa Department o April 21.-Result Hair that loses its and lustre, or | Caching representatives oreig) when it fades, turns g: d lifes Aments through leak at the less, jack of sulphur in t th Blu the ‘hair, Our grandmother made up aj > » here mixture of Sage Tea and Sulphur to keep her locks dark and beautiful, and thousands of women and men who value , that even color, that beautiful dark day shade of hair which is so attractive, use| Of (8G local bureau of the Depart. i) gg © only this old-time ree | ment of Justice, dectined to say what ‘ jowadays we get t! mous mixture | his investigation di “Complaint. was imade,” baugh, “that Hugh W. chief cle training ke dy h Hugo Stlvestro, jan Consul, 1 did find the improved by the aredients by asking & 50-cent bottle o n of other ine ny drug store for! th's Sage and, hich darke the | possibly tell i just dampen a sponge or soft by it and draw this through your ing one small strand ata time. ing the gray hair disappe: delights the ladies with W; i and Sulphur Compound is that, sides beautifully darkening the hair) ; | after a few applications, it also brings back the gloss and lustre and gives it an| © “PW yeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound cH ANGES HIS i AME. AND LOSES FORTUN is a delightful toilet requisite to impart color and a youthful appearance te Mother of Former Charles A. Ber; doll, Now “Charles Brawn,’ hair, It is not intended for the c ee or prevention of disea He Will Not Share in Millions. PHILADELPHIA, | April been ap| livin, “ BAD BREATH cause Char A making of satisfactory glasses. Dr. Edwards’ Olive T Olive Tablets Get! Deiaware County © change his} More than 250,000 eyeglass | les Brawn, he loses his ers now entrust their eye at the Cause and Remove it - Bergitoll mill 4 of his mother, Mrs.) Hlapris Glasses cost 82 or | : poabivetolil cen Mead Haye 2 | ot a wealthy brewe | less in the family,” Jol, sisnificantiy ey Brawn ° ° 5 | i Oculists and Opticians | \ near | Ath Ave.| “ hoy, Biklyn & S, Bklyn. | : _> QUAKER OATS WINS SUIT. Just a dash of “Eddys” Court Necides Company Does vot|] Sauce and the soup is deli- Violate Sherman Act. ciously seasoned. CHICAGO, April The Qua The same with fish, meats, Mats Company: is operated in salads and gravies. me) y All lost or found articles aa- ‘ ys vertised in The World Hated at The World's Le eelreg iY 1h due OLD ays STYLE BRITISH Cl CRUISER IN GULF. -|Sauce West b25ih a Hf : 3 h vise t Besex A advertisement, ues ~ the ¢ Hav fe Delicatessen Stores, 10c ; Made byE Pritchard, NESLNY, 2 ey | | | 4 \ | Easter Clo at 519.5 HIE largest, most pretentious collection of T New Yorkers that the GIMBEEL Store hi collectica of the best hand-tailored, read ean buy, STYLE money Other Suits $21.5 50 to $45. 00 Smart, new els; rolling” lap out and the late @ Checks and plaids $1 GIM BELS Fourth Floor Justice investiga- tion into reports that contents 0 Government wireless messages were mH, Clabaugh, Chief Justice the same house | Austro-Hun- { ‘g- ays Ns, now Broadway and 33d Street Men’s and Young Men’s mart spring clothes for is ever shu a record y-to-put-on clothes that Spring Overcoats ° Thirty pe yplea put in cold ate [ 1915, t vs a Scientific For glasses to be satisfactory they must represent the result | reral kinds of highly spe- cialized skill. | But—for this skill to be of real value it must be based | upon a careful, scientific exam- ination of your eyes Oculist—a medical phy We provide the double service of the Qeulist for the examina- tion of your eyes—and the Optictan for their mechanical adiustment. ) The advantage of securing this double serviee—under one roof—must be immediately ap- parent to you. We have the ex pnce—the skill—wnd the facilities for the % E and eyeglass needs to us. thes 0 QUALITY 1 pa ! ter GIMBE.Lespeeifica $17.50 to $50 $19.50, 7.50 $17.50 $19.50, $50. @. Altman & Cn. Misses’ Modish Outer Wear for Easter and the Spring days to follow, is assembled in large assortments of Suits, Coats, Afternoon and Evening Dresses, Washable Frocks, Blouses and Separate Skirts. All are expressive of the latest developments in fashions for Misses and Young Women. (Department on the Second Floor) Silk Moire Ribbon (614 inches wide) wili be placed on sale to-morrow (Saturday) specially priced at 28c. per yard This is an exceptional value, the Ribbon being of excellent quality, in a variety of the wanted shades, and particularly desirable for villinery purposes, dress trimmings, and children’s wear. B. Altman & Cn. Men’s Spring Overcoats the smartest models and materials, are an important feature of the regular stock of the Men’s Wear Departiment. The assorte ment includes both foreign and Americane ie garments. In many instances the materials used in these Coats have been cravenette-proofed, rendering them equally suitable for wear in ny or im fair weather. The prices are 0, £30.00 and upward to $40.00. An interesting Offering for toemorrow will consist of IMPORTED SPRING thane made of tweeds ar yoke e MEN’S id cheviots, with s' ves; specially priced a $23.00 r Fitth Auemw, New York AUMANNS Spring a Weare élesaine SECOND WEEK __ For YouandFor Us You Get the Bargains, We Get the Room for New Goods Reductions 10°; to 50°; . ON EVERYTHING Open saturday Evenings. ne Motor Truck Deliveries Everywhere. eo 4-PIECE ADAM PERIOD BEDROOM SUITE Jia Amer Walnut or An- ‘ique Ivory Enamel, beautifully ‘ed, exquisitely c with French plate mir con visting of DRESSER, CHIFFO- 4 NIER, TOILET TABLE and BED, 1 pieces, at we SUNDAY WORLD “WANT ADs. WORK MONDAY WONDERS Saks & Compa Broadway at 34th Street Telephone pic anty Important offerings for tomorrow in Misses’ A Misses’ Plain and Fancy Tailored Suits at $25 HE suit ilustrated is from a superb collection arel of misses’ suits, produced to sell at this mod- erate price as a result of specialization. Careful comparison will prove the workman- ship, material and finish of these suits to be superior to anything ever offered at such little cost. Every new style innovation is reflected, and the materials to select from include fine quality gabardines, men’s wear serges, velour checks and in all the most desired other fashionable fabrics colors. Sizes 14 to 18 years. Smart Spring Coats for Misses Remarkably priced for Easter From one of the largest collections of Misses’ Spring Coats ever assembled, we feature three special values for tomorrow: At $10—Misses’ fancy | At $12.95—Misses’ of all- tweeds, plaids, checks, serges and wool wool chinchilla, tweeds, plaids and checks, poplin. Sizes 14 to 18 years. in belted and ripple models. At $18,50—Beautifully tailored coats of silk faille, chiffon taffeta, and La Jerz, in solid colors or stripes, and combinations of silk and serge. Also smart models in gabardine and English serge. Mostly lined throughout with silk. es 14 to 18 years. Coats of Coats Charming New Spring Coats for Girls In_the most beautiful models and fabrics, moderately priced At $20—llustrated at right. Smart coat of fine quality silk and serge, with detachable Georgette crepe collar. Very carefully tailored and finished, Lined throughout with peau de cyg Other chic models at this price are made of chif- fon-taffeta in double cape and shirred effects. Coats for Girls at $5.95 In belted yoke models, fashioned in velour finish checks, Shepherd checks, and all wool serge, with collars of silk faille or white pique. 46 to 14 years, 12. ’ 2 a | Q Girls’ Spring Coats at $9.75 In Empire, belted and box models for girls from 6 to 10 years; and in flare or belted models for girls from 10 to 16 years. Fashioned of English serge, checks, and cked worsteds, with pique collar and silk tie. out with silk. gabardine, velour Beautifully lined through- Girls’ Silk Afternoon Dresses, $9.75 Very remarkable values 1 taffeta, with vestee, collar and cuffs of Georgette, e models, Colors: rose, Copenhagen blue, navy and For today and Saturday—remarkable values in Women’ s Silk Coats at $13.75 Many models to select from soeerinnenasantentnncrerommeenateet Its far of the year. is by the most important coat event Such values in silk coats are with- out precedent Mlustrated is a three-quarter length model in cape effect, with shirred belt and pockets. Collar and pockets faced in’ Copenhagen or rose color. Made of fine quality taffeta and may be obtained \ in navy or black ) New Silk Coats at $18.50 A number of models to select from, fashioned in taf- feta, faille silk, and in combinations of serge and satin, Several models elaborately trimmed with marabou, In the new high AIL sizes. bo shades and black Saturday, April 22nd Silk Dress Skirts $11.50 and $14.50 In thirty-five models, fashioned in taffeta, Wauisthands to 86 Sale of Women’s at $6.75 $8.75 skirts at a new low price New stripes, plaids, cheeks, silk faille and satin