The evening world. Newspaper, June 29, 1916, Page 12

eee ee ee = OQ Ee THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1916, . —o —— ' ¢ wd ‘ ‘ __TOPAY DEATH PENALTY « *” “floes nda mh ' : shi 4 n ‘ ' ’ ‘ ; oy. ; ‘ a ' ‘ tet 4 he ad erie too . ‘ ae a. te otl® Z oa peed hal : th wuwsee Pont He ateod erat aod om . f : He ra sf a fu ' ' * women the Lord Chief _” j . * ' el ' " “ not hen | finiehed be add or ; . My tee i 7 1 of We ' . santence that he ehould “hama by the, al ' if, - } aark if se : “ “ neck until dead ; « ' ip Pye R = ' ‘ na poties Hite rom ¢ ’ ' ‘ at ‘ nd becwe ae eta Fry, See EON TO MEXICO f away, the ' " S “ " » ie found Fifty third me the and f 11 blending ieath | Mallay, the irish 6 A | ra : ie faa ; » fin hen recawored. Hie clothe | ston, t vende in the Civil War Radway'’s Ready Relief ita Ser eoaah wahy one wre ley, . vinn of wet ee ; ' ih Ge ‘ sepsitel b "| Was Used With Great Success by Soldierr Summer Whee For Cramps, Diarrhoea, Cholera Morbus and Indigestion. aon t ‘ ‘ tnd | TAKE A BOTTLE WITH YOU fer the Crown. po ; vate tended t nahh, fon EAU 0. called Jord Chiet 4 © Nendink) wan re 1 inne netructed the sary r nh bie ed i the * “ wearin fendant’s discharge. Lenien : 1 s cane of Malley was expected becnune , P he had ma » full news the <6 The etek he 3 police (mm ely after b Chet J it te An appeal will be taken by sir] any act 2 7 neme try'a power of re ne The verdict againet Casement ot | and comforting the King casioned no #utprise in the court Casement was plainly depre i] room. Sir Romer had offered | this ruling. He turned an a only what was considered a| look toward hin counsel, who hastily weak defense to the charge that he patient ie cument " ‘ pare Lagaad’ tlorney ¢ mith, wpe made Bet See Se ee center os | te Mocs argeneet tr ine on WEATHER The Abraham & Straus Private Subway Entrance Store Opens at 9 made in a personal atatement to the| sald ¢ on the defe FairTo-Day and at Hoyt Street y y Express, as follows, from 6 P. M.; Satur- that he was rectufting an Jeiah) that Ca activities in Gers} ga7y P 5 Im, | Brook min, Fabiineht ae bogie Sinate a Gers | ak aed Wiles: WAIREK OTHE | To-Morrow. q| | init Sais: | eeritiz” swat mit: | | day at 12M. many solely to defend Catholio Ir nteara was irrelevant, aince LATONIA EI ENTRIES. | land against the Ulaterites, He di t+ was io weaken England at clared the crown had failed to estal when the country w LATONIA, Ky. J rh rl ay an Unti l vane on atur ay ; | ’ i! Clothes for Men Who Go Holidaying Quick pigking will be the order of the day on Friday for men who want their 4 Summer Suits before the Fourth. Saje picking here—for men can be sure of Clothes that are cA | Young Women’s and Girls’ Summer Suits ---Frocks--- Skirts Are Exceptionally Low Priced Mlustrated A girl's dress of sports cloth with a striped coat Eat Plenty-of Wholesome nits, but Breathe Deeply’: and Try a Little Oil of Korein With Meals. Bome people gem to be able to eat| many flesh-reducing systems, produces net plese without tte increas-| weakening effects. In there are thone who have tried it who tay Mt almoat slr My seemed that they mained in strength with | oUt #0-| every pound of fat they Tost *Niuw ft koreln de Intended to| t stautnees, welled feah- mak ing welght all the ttme, fe both unnatural ald often be quickly o deep breathing tnt <i and white skirt Good looking. blood of the avera, ead, ol $4057 | —Comfortable. + peemingly fails to nd wholly | Doyle and Knox Win Firat Set tet ja fatty material Hut frequent open air deep sshd@fionat oxygen into y, The coat has saddie pockets and a patent leather belt, brown or black. The skirt is simply gored, $4.98. exces National Clay Tennia T wD, O, June hington, D.C of Princeton, —Priced at the lowest level for w Clothing of Abraham and Straus qua ity can be bought. True Blue Serges,$15 to $25 Including plenty of cool grays, flannels and worsteds. the system, and preventi ‘Then, if this deep {companied by the uke § korein, taking a f ? ; Net after tax in from H. Fd bed, it becomes pos the wetght even in @ very few best feature of this reducin ar Corporation, ve ded April 30. Mlustrated Fingln dose until y port for five 4 normal, Any dru ings $ {can supply you five i IK A sports suit of cotton Fancy Suits, $15 to $25 ’ fo] with theae QUIET Weak thdles! | awning stripe. The coat Many styles, including light gray $ to June 15, total sur | with fan-gores in back; me ae Meet pe of t " ri be! " i ‘O-piee its, cy mohairs, ae | Haltimore & “Ohio, eleven months’ [EI nae Sant Plain flannels ‘and aeropore, cloth, gross enrnings 743 ch pockets. Net inere $4.4 ries akire wheat Washable Suits of Palm Beach gth, ‘ oo Sbasua' htt Seater 50% aie | trousers pockets, $6.08, White Flannel Suits .... $1650 ‘ at ai 9 $4.98 Shantung Silk Suits..$8.85 and $15 ' rd Motor Company, production for | Jj) 2) Sports Coats, various fabrics, ‘ year « nding July 31 witrun well over | .The ree outdoors is feminine Young America’s natural atmos- $5.95 to $12.50 ; BO RBIRISAE phere the long Summer months. Panne: Trouesrs; 078" to bos r ry rey | We are ready with her toggery—for field and shore and country ‘eond floor, ' 4 dive j creased club. A mes saimtndn stocks ag 10 Distinctive clothes, smurtly built; with that youthful: simplicity Men’s White Buck , Barer VeAe Sete: sunplas, which is the keynote to all charm, 3 Sport Oxfords, $5.50 Pr. Excellent! @outkern: Ra Th, months’ oss And everything at our renowned low prices. Especially new and worthy |Men’s Shirts at 85c! egy eae LE Mee atte For Young Women, Sitk Sports Suits at $17.98 of mention is the White Buck | Of the 4,000 or more| ae — | Of Milanese silk, in loose sports coat style; green or rose, and Sport Oxford with white | Shirts with which this im- DIVIDENDS DECLARED. | striped trimming. ivory soles and heels and ma- portant sale began, enough | In the cotton Sports Suits are awning stripe crash or gabardine at hogany saddle strap—as hand- | are teft to give every man $6.98, $9.96 $15.98. One model illustrated. some an Oxford as you'll see Pier of rs ina y ‘Taffeta Silk Afternoon Frocks at $13.74 and $15.98 in a long time. Priced $5.50, °"'Y aad a. s} The charmingly quaint little Frocks of which every young woman Thin flor, Men's Bhop, Fast Building, Patterns are very hand- noni ral. a ini ai a — Hii i , hu wants at least one. With trimmings of La George crepe—delightfully Men’s Regina Silk | some and varied on fine ; i nna : 5 | cool, and correct for most occasions, paca Gloves at 75c Pair | white corded madras; soft nip Mami’ Gove o:81's Second floor, Central Building ‘A pair or more of Silk Gloves jand a few stiff cuffs. CHICAGO WHEAT AND CORN |f]/ ’ ° ° Would Be Inet’ bie pace The Shirts are regular ' MARKET. your gr e_holiday LARGE Women Ss Stockings, 69c Pair These ‘Regina Silk Gloves are of |#1.50 grade. e Open. High V4 : Milanese weave and are in correct Sizes 13% to 18, TOT By : : gray shades, ne tot y i A Saf an d Att ti 3,100 Pairs Made of Thread Silk Same sen te, Yate Musing, | Art fe, Paton ot. Hast Bg e ractive W ay That Should Be 98c to $1.35 Because of slight imperfections, known as “mill-runs.”” There is nothing in the weave that will in any way curtail the full, splendid wearing qualities of these Stockings. There is, perhaps, a | slight thickening of the thread here and there; many are, indeed, | entirely pertect. The identical qualities are seliing regularly at 98¢ to $1.35 the pair, and this may be the last lot we can procure for some time. In black, white, bronze, gray, pink, ciel blue and other desirable colors. Women’s 35c and 50c Sample Stockings, 29c Pair Lisles and cottons, also tibre silk boots. Black, white, tan and some colors and novelties. Store orders only on both items. 8 We “Plunged’’ Early in the Season and That Is the Reason Why Our Men’s Bathing Suits Are Unsurpassed Values Long before the great advance In the price of yarns we “plunged,” and bought what we believe is the largest stock of Bathing Suits to be found in any one store in the Greater City. It placed us in our present strong position, which permits us Celebrate Independence Day with electrical decorations on your home and place of business For lawn parties, band concerts, block festivals, or any other patriotic gathering, electric illum- ination charmingly emphasizes the spirit of the Fourth This Company will gladly assist in arranging for Independence Day illuminations ect floor, Coutral Buiding 1 , . ~ to sell \ Ti ork ; 1 i i ne New York Edison Company Voile and Swiss Negligees, $2.89 | Bathing Suits at Prices Not Likely to ' # aur aeruiee It was a maker's surplus that we obtained at a close-out price. Be Met Elsewhere, $1. 98 to $8. 48 f feving Place and 18th Street—Stuyverant s600 Women who are familiar with negligee values will realize at a The colors in each Suit are absolutely fast. There are both Hl ae free Office sided pal Jer the Eraseaiearr of the Public glance the extreme loveliness and quality of these. one and two-piece garments in plain colors and with striped 4 Broadw: *151 hs eno > as ab mh o . combinations i “ Denney bist ona ee A as REE Pt re Profusely trimmed with finest lices and ribbon, run through either borders, staple and odd color combinations, lace or embroideries, Some are in the charming Empire style, others in French waist effects. All feature full rippling skirts. There are a few flowered voiles in the assortment, 10 Irving Place Stuyvesant 5600 #362 East 14oth Street Melrose 9900 *124 West 42d Street Bryant 5262 Night and Emergency Call The “California” Bathing Suit This is the Suit that leads in popularity this year, as well it should, It is a one-piece garment, but has the appearance of a two-piece sult, the trunks and shirt being all in one. Priced from $2.25 to $4.95, Phint floor, Men's Shop, Bast Building Open vari! midni Farragut 3000 ¢ Balgon) Second floor, Central Building