The evening world. Newspaper, June 2, 1916, Page 6

farewell, Th oe R k T: vlvee hf vied alc lartanete tee e Races at Piping Rock Trac. sterday in 1 «| | ght. ruughi to New , | earl : | | DOTA OA babes Aeoors ots Recesanty panera 4 ee { ng through the | 2 THE ROAD TO RECOGNITION) AWAKEN WAITE:: ain | Runs Through the Land of brio OMe, Geen yd in fhe 4 . prison office and on the law: Foresight. }Quently kneeling tn pr ‘until tod 1g The successful business man of to-day | , ; 7” sal OUP ENOGIY Wate Camron rico unl © immediately (bad ‘one the impre: .S ‘oct hid Lage harr 1} champline a were f ry to kill! & that he considers his general physica! 4 ng Bln Supe died easily, He walked alone! 4 | condition as important as his credit |to-dey five r.W. Waite his! to the chair except for two eu ah tating. first rent idea of the horrors of the|hind. Ha had refused reiigh -|4 | Itise Laay? Lea pony Ld wie thinks ; death house, and within a few houra | eolation 4 otherwise. In all branches of commer: |aticr his arrival there, It did not |’ 4 tH h oO hor n . op ht pap a affect Waite, offictals eald, as much| ied hime but bo wean piven $ t : ag it did others in the death house,|two others. Noit Jarde 13 Malt Extract has strengthened men and | 0% |! it olers in the death house, | Ta deat, Wenmen Hyrche |S women throughout the civilized world. | Where the men had been a year, tho death chamber le This delightfully palatable body by One of the first things the potsoner | lin killed. Henry MoGea, hie | 4 Vaken with meals builds up the tissues | heard on entering his eel! was that] uncla, during a family quarrel at| Derscremaie blood. Also Ee sj his second day was to witness apt ¢ Gileenany County. Supe] 4 lable digestive properties ‘} double execution. He learned that | (ot neenzo Abbattiello at! Westbury, N Cou $ \4 eeu indorsed by high medical authori tna mon, at thelr own requeat, were | Wrmint® Nana County. Supe waa Bes, Con be procured from any reliable} to, te ston the eve of] Payne Whitney, and his victimeon| 4 druggist and cheap imitations should | their last night Champs ' that of Willard D. Straight They ¢ be scrupulously avoided. —Advt lin's had taken a house _quarrellad over a debt Supe owed Stewart % Co. Correot Hpparel for Women &Mvces f OS™ AVENUE AT 37™STREET ‘ Clearance Extraordinary Women’s & Misses’ Spring & Sum- mer Apparel to Be Closed Out Regardless of Former Prices ares 2-8-8-FS- HIGHT OO Final Clearance of Remaining Suits This includes every cloth suit in stock divided into two lots: Suits of Velour Checks, | 12.50 Suits of Poiret Twill, Men’s Wear Berge. re Clase: Serge and Germarcine, Asa: | 18.50 ————Clearance of High Cost Silk Suits——— { Beautiful suits of taffeta silk in the favored navy blue, black and various colors. 19. 75 : f To Close at } ° Clearance of Spring & Summer Coats Coats of Velour Checks and Mixtures.............-To Close at ........ 7.50 0$-06466061000660 TWO DIE IN CHAIR « omine wo we ner vin val Miige Angelica Brown Watching THE EVewWING WORLD, FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1916. | POA AG DAA 4 -9404414944440 ® Clerk in Bi Record Co! Street, Brooklyn, was arrested to-day) 14 for this time of following the theft of $18,009 worth of mili rail Avnth New Sleeping Car Line merchandiso from the bond ‘ware- o! pre ae Pinde & Con of No. e03| street cars at Kazan have been! | New York to New Orleans warencat Jens despatch from Rerlin on es found $3,000 worth of the} A wireless desp: * arden Gnerchandise In’a flat on Rivings|May 23 gave a report of a crop dis-|} file and Goldberg of No, 1007 Simpson Street, a cdriver, and hie story led to Hand's arrest. S ANGELICA B. Coats of Silk Faille Serge and Mixtures............Te Close at ........10.00 Coats of Gabardine and Serge, (Tih lui. )....eseee ee To Close at ........12.50 FORCED TO ROB, HE SAYS. Brventyartnth itm natin Soa Tailored & Sport Skirts Avenue, and That was the old clothes mai at Police Headquarters he had been brought jn b GB. Altman & Cn. Women’s Tailor-made Suits | A Sale of Semi-made Skirts (sizes 34 to 44) | (sizes incomplete) in a large assortment, are priced, continuing to-morrow (Saturday) | at the decidedly reduced prices of at $19.00 $3.75 & $4.75 eady-to-wear Suits, Third Floor) (Ready Ui one will be an event of interest to-morrow in the Mi Tail 3 | Wool Dress Goods Department, isses’ Tailor-made Suits, | on the First Floor. Coats and Afternoon Dresses These Skirts are in smart plaited and sports are now marked at prices that afford unques- Mionableinurcnaineamaranteren models, featuring striped effects in blueeand- a white and black-and-white; fine tailor serge ; in black and navy blue; and plaids, checks and Girls’. Coats homespuns, (sizes 6 to 16 years) in practical and dressy | models, are now obtainable at the greatly reduced prices of | Several Thousand Yards of 75, $7.50 c $8.78 | * * $5:75, $7 « 8.7 Light-weight Wool Dress Fabrics Girls’ Tailor-made Suits arranged in Dress, Skirt and Coat Lengths, (sizes 12 to 16 years) offer exceptional values at =| ere now marked, in order to facilitate $11.50 «& $14.50 | a clearance, | (Misses’ and Girls’ Department, Second Floor) | at very decided price concessions Safe Storage in the establishment for Furs, Rugs and Draperies Ohirtyfourth Street Bifth Auenue- Madison Aue, — opety-sny street eeee a ck man" with a gun the head of Harry BELMON ENTRIES. Cohen, an old clothes dealer without Skirts of Bedford Cord, Ramie Linen & Awning Striped Fabrics... Special 2,00 | |ana‘ara, ‘bunch of axel keys in| Skirts of Striped Silverbloom and Wide Wale Corduroy.......... . Special 2.95] |v a" Norther, “Aven sand “beat tt Skirts of Serge, Gabardine & Corduroy...... a aa etas ++ Te Close ot 3.95 | [ius ‘caugnt.| An ceoaped ond Harry 5 4 zi z 3 3 but for baby « walk that blocked BELMONT PARIC N.Y. June 2. en —_—— DORVAL ENTRIES. DORVAL PARK RAC R TRACK ART RACE A Smooth, Hairless Skin for Every Woman || | i (The Modern Beauty.) With the nid of a plain delatone paste {it is an easy matter to rid unsightly hairy growths made by mixi ine wat, dered del his is appl hairs not land after 2 or 3 min. utes rubbed off and the skin washed, when every trace of hair will have van: ished, When you go to your druggist for delatone, be sure you get the genuine article. Advt “All lost or found articles ade vertised in The World will be us the World's Informa Pulitzer Building Park Kow; World's Office, northwest cor Harlem Office, Sty and World's fon Sty Brooklyn, for 30 days following the printiag of the edvertloomenty of Hasan and Samara in Southerm Russia the crops, which were well ad~ = FRIGID WEATHER IN RUSSIA. vanced owing to the early ie. and Street Care! ei trogen. Blocked by Snow, —_—— Joseph P. Hand of Ni PETROGRAD, June % (via London). $18,000 IN GOODS STOLEN. Driv nwich Street. Hand Waa the! stopped by snow. T! mperature at VIA CINCINNATI & LOUISVILLE See ete eee a month | Nishni-Novgorod ts at the freesing BALTIMORE & OHIO R.R. hi everal truckloads of ma! point, Toronah slewing, cat trom New, Fork ing transferred to another — Pa Wost 24 Street Street, | They arrested Samuel] aster in Russia as the result of a se- For {ull partieulars see ‘Ticket Agente, ve BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD OPPENHEIM, GLLINS & @ 34th Street—New York Women’s Silk Jersey Coats—Unusual Value Collar and bottom border trimmed with Marabou Flare model Sport Coat of superior Milanese Silk Jersey, in Gold, Copenhagen, Rose, Green and White. Special 18.00 Final Reductions—The Entire Stock of High Cost Tailored Suits To Be Closed Out Regardless of Cost fF ay age aaa | OPPENHEIM.CLUNS& CG 34th Street—New York Misses’ Summer Dresses—Seccia! Values Sixes 14, 16 and 18 years, suitable for Women to 36 bust \ | | Misses’ Voile Dresses | Sport and pleated models of striped and novelty voile; | attractively trimmed with organdie and voile. j 6.90 || Misses’ Linen and Voile Dresses Tailored models of French linen, in white and colors, also } 0 7 5 novelty voile in attractive combinations. e Misses’ Sport and Afternoon Dresses Smart models of plain and novelty voile, striped handker- | chief linen and combinations of white voile and ratine. / 13.75 Misses’ White Net Dresses Three tier and flounce models of plain and embroidered | 16 5 net, smartly trimmed with taffeta and satin ribbon. [| A? ] Sale of 175 Misses’ Silk Dresses Misses’ Dresses of Plain and Striped Taffetas, Combi- nations of Silks and Georgette Crepe,in White and Colors. Also Two-tone Changeable Effects. Value 20.00 to 25.00 Misses’ White Chinchilla Coats Genuine Worumbo Chinchilla in belted and flare models 5 with sport pockets and convertible collars. Special 1 .00 Misses’ Blue Serge Suits—‘ew Modeis | Sizes 14, 16 and 18 years, suitable for Women to 86 bust | 20.00 | 125 Juniors’ and Girls’ Shoe-Top Suits | Superior Navy Blue Men’s Wear Serge; three smart | tailored models, in belted and sport effects. Special Formerly sold to 27.50 To close out Of Serge and Checks. Sizes 10 to 16 years, | 10 00 . [ieee Girls’ Summer Dresses—spectat vaiues Girls’ Two-Piece Sport Dress of white dimity voile, trimmed in Rose, Green and Blue, also striped voile. 8 to 16 years, } 2.95 Girls’ Combination Dress, white voile Blouse with plaid pleated skirt; long waisted belted effect. 6 to 14 years, } 3.50 Girls’ Hand Embroidered Voile Dress; empire effect, box pleated skirt, organdie guimpe, ribbon trimmed. 6 to 12 years } 750 Girls’ Lingerie Dress; bolero model, trimmed with Val. lace, embroidery insertion and ribbons. 8 to 14 years, } 975 Sale of Girls’ Smock Dresses Girls’ Two-Piece Smock Dress of Chambray and Percale in | white and colors. Smartly trimmed. Sizes 10 to 16 years, j 3.9 5