The evening world. Newspaper, August 9, 1916, Page 7

Owing to a remarkable smart footwear for women, in Ub Models for walking, following leathers: Every shoe anywhere for anything near the price here quoted. or credited. Open Saturday Evenings Reputation Behind the Goods—Long Service Ahead of Apartment House are Jacobean style and are a very pretty grain: ry ber of the Buffets, Tables and China Closet quite match th reductions while Summer Furniture '4th Off our entire stock of porch und lawn furniture at 25% off | for quick clearance, In We ate hie le the surmmor is still ahead Floor Coverings 86x63 Japan Jute Rug re Cowperthwait’s Liberal Credit Terms The, weekly on ay by the month if In the Shoe Department toaay, and continuing all week An Extraordinary Sale of Women's All White Washable Kidskin Sport Footwear at $2.95 ble to offer in this laste, mportant at a price which is far below usual wholesale cost a $2.95 =~ t $2.95 $2.95 volfing, tennis, $2.95 other occasion in the and every All white washable hidskin with rubber sole and heel, also white leather sole and heel, with “rubber sole and heel. tot absolute bargain and cannot be duplicated None C. O. D., exchanged Second Floor. LL canvas — in the an Will {An August Furniture Sale Where Your Credit Is Good Yes, here is a different kind of an August Furniture Sale—a sale where your credit is as good as your Just come and select the things you want at these attractive sale prices—then spread your payments over a year and a half in weekly or monthly amounts, so small you'll never miss the There's no trouble to open an account —no We will trust you aay, All of the merchandise offered here and the Come and let us show good at THIS August Fu ‘urniture Sale. Refrigerator This well. de Refrig- er (par rt? bouts a a rdw intsh,. ayectal ira je vanized — lining . the stock. of Foe at reduced "5 oh jest grade. Here Refrigerator, 16 4 ne mae © not re offering them at decided Now $39.78 Now 27.50 Now 24.76 w seta coming in, so we it We have a num! . ich we are incl 1 a 25 pei than their regular price. Hof our J n trimmings Most of ¥ ided In this sale ts oa, Ivory, Enamel This is a with ar ‘eat Opportunity, Willow, hf fn our htot of us Dresser Bargain ‘This pretty golden oak Drosser isn bE bargain, made pos= sible by av r $2.75 $2.85 7.25 8.50 8.75 ell ‘ t 53 ie them up ots for ich less than Pa ie 1 ordinarily 95 siving our “the pretty Having and) fh ain, Well built; ha Ha ’ Ze ‘cs rH Ye oN age Canister Set i Y 78c time avery ee acess - read Hoxea, Tea, C bk ur Canisters, with ‘or . atock Canisters and tray 9c} punned finish, neatly tunelied worth, worth, “Oldest Furniture House in America’ propor= Downtown Store; 193-205 Park Row of other similar bargains in our two big stores com- [eee goods which are new and fresh, but which must sold quick to make room for Fall and Winter stock. ou-—remember your credit is ~|CoWPERTHWAIT &Sons|' 3rd Ave. & 121st St. Between Brooklyn Bridge “Sub’ Station and Chatham Sq. “'L"” Station - ie a we and Health Column THE BVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 9, 1916. The Evening World’s Beauty | MITCH. OFF 10 cAMP FOR SECOND YEAR OUTY —oh Ph frau, Shre a Ma Conducted by Pauline Furlong ae. —— aEveap P Through This Column Miss Furlong WU Reply to Women| my, Readers Questions Regarding Bxercise, Diet and Uther Means of Preserving Good Health and Good Lovks, n “What eodentary w tk M “i question 18 my mad each Week, and \ . event this @ to be em |0! iy 4 A u pected, when ‘ . ‘ e f Holland red tape. hundreds Them a pumber of oth we In. deep, 24 lag Price, on rarlor Suites ber of Parlor luding. in icon Here examples of the remarkable $4.25 built chairs kind of RENCE WHAT YOU NEED—A ‘WORLD “WANT” WILL GO GET IT. conditions caused through insuMolent exercise and too much food, and the firat stop in the treatment of any of them Is to take than has b quantity normal requirements of the body, and in some cases a diet below normal will work wonders toward a cure, No one, in these enlightened and pros- piste perous days, nor even be made til by underfeeding, ‘than any one else, and at least five minutes, night and morning, should} Whit wae thle oxcreiae, pleuwe, an be devoted to some for the important Stand with hands on hips, heels should consist of light, getsed foods, and a luncheon of but- cream and tissue builder, know that 1 det and gene 1 vitality vullt up t “ wen tol ¢ wade the #y er diseases arise 4 from overeatiog| WANTS and lack of phyal wi | # cal exeroime. ald weg ; Bour = atomach | One hundred and Mriy-one pounds Indigestion, con stipation, anemia! TO DEVELOP THIGHS, Loins and obesity are] ANO HIPS GhAY) some of the many ee snl foods of ull binds n your custom, The wuld be limited to the ailughely fatieued co OVETRENOTHEN MUSCLES IN AND THIGHS. HTH “L do not seem to have mue! x nd tire very practised @e o vation, | #trength in my less, will die of atarvat pts dg one of your The sedentary worker needs @ Course) and obtained wo! + phystoal culture exercises more! told me about it ber, and #he has left the city. mi ether, Crom the right lee over t eft one as far ag it will reach, Return rting position and then cross she t log over the right one, Na: ment and then 7 t several times each day, The meals easily di- nearly te teufik muscles each day. termilk and brown bread or @ salad {s more than gutticlent, especially in Bot weather, leg ten tim GRANULATED EVELIDS—MAR- GARET T, writes: “I read your col umn on health and beauty with great interest each day and have lost ten pounds through following — your obesity course, Please tel! me how 6 and prevent granulated eye- Letters From Readers. WRINKLES—Mrs. GEORGE Tf. writes: “Please print a good wrinkle My face Is so dry that I have taken your advice and never use sohp nor hot water and ” Granulated and inflam eyelids {t eseme much better, may be cured by using boracte acd A valuable wrinkle cream: ‘To one|as a wash in an eye cup, several cup of fresh mutton tallow (melted) | times & ANC Sbupthe oF straining the byes by reading or sow. ing in a poor light, an this only ox: aggerates the condition, A great many eye trowles could be avoided if a strong, clear Heht ts placed di- rectly back of the left shoulder when using the eyes. add one cup of glycerine, beat hard while slowly adding the glycerine, previously gently warmed; then grad- ually add one ounce of rose water and three drops of oll of rose, Seal tightly and use as a massage cream, This is tested and wholesome, BOILS—GLADYS K. ask: “How can I cure boils and prevent them from returning? I am nearly dis- tracted and shamed to go into the street, It seems @ boll suurcely dis- appears when another one comes out) on another part of my face or neck. | | sadsr, Please give a good poultice.” Boils: Poulticing boils is an anti- quated custom and not advised, but ‘f you must do so, apply the follow- ing mixture and leave on at night to pM dies the boll to a hea AIDE IN GRAFT PRORE BEATEN IN A THEATRE | Wife of Samuel Ro Rothenberg Re- ports Attack to District Attor- ney's Ottice, Samuel Rothenberg, who has been alding Assistant District Attorney James E, Smith in the latter's graft Investigation, was attacdked and beaten at Second Street and Second Avenue last night. So his wife re- ported to Mr, Smith to-day, Mrs, Rothenberg told Mr. Smith she and her husband were at a moving picture theatre, One Samuel Peart. atein attacked her husband. Mre. Rothenberg screamed and ran out of the theatre, She took back a police man, who arrested Pearlstein, | Mr. Smith sent a Deputy Assistant District Attorney to Easex Market Police Court to p A chair of te- lonious assault against Pearlstein, Rothenberg, according to Mr, Smith, furnished most, of the evidence on In this sale we have 6, Width 45 90c and $1 a yard. jay in dicted “Yuske” Botwin, an est side character, for white y Attorney Frede dasmith, representing Po of Brooklyn, who 1,000 of These Motorcycliat Smashed Into Window, Saving Wo Alvin Johnson, an engi Luke's Hospital, crashed t window of @ delicatessen atc The price is a mere trifle, at which vO4 Manhattan Avenue th to their hearts’ content efter he ran the mo They consist. mostly of plaids, was riding onto the walk to avoid and striped materials, All the model hitting a Woman The front of the si and Johnson. recely cute and bruises ab s home at No. 271 t One d'Ninteenth Street, after f Knickerbocker Hospital ead long waisted with frill kilted skirt, low “of med with cor but GIMBWA! press Train, ping Wor In a Great HAC KENSACK, N. J, Aus. 9. Mina vear Cariston, aged twenty, of No Sale at River Road, Bogota, was struck her I. 2 “ Me $ 93° secing the ex preas, ere following $1.95 the young w almost met the Thuraday, sale com same fate Friday and Half Day Saturday an uncom calf, tan vi A good rar 4 Mneman, while w tree on Clinton Avenue last of sizes in the lot, support of invalid parents unc cap ably syitiated with the local Jr, 0. prom: The Brothers BROADWAY-33"¢ ST; 6,500 Yards of goc and $1 Ramie Weave Linen at 59c yard ards of oyster ivory and pure white costume linen, in just the hese fat a and cool, loose mesh, for the new and fashionable sport suits, for seashore and holiday travel costumes. inches, which cuts to great advantage. Sizes 6 to 14 Years; about 20 Models; Five Illustrated above All to Go Now at Although They Are Worth $1 and $1.25 trasting shades of material, buttons Men’s $5 “Boyden” Oxfords GIMBEL Subway Stores, Baleony Fmpress INSTANTANEOUS Scientific Hair Remover | to remove supertinous | bale te to, destroy, ite vitality Sold regularly at GIMBELS—-Second Floor Girls’. Dresses 65c the little girls shoula have dretses ginghams, chambrays, percales © neat and stylish, such as ck and wide belt: others trim- and tie, Subway Stores, Lower Floor $195 620 of $1.95 the 2000 pairs in our Second rem out wise Seen ener roadway at Ninth, New York This Wanamaker Martha Washington Work Table, $13.50 Hiuet rate between August original difference the Wanamaker Sale of Furniture and other sales, Martha W wun quantities, sold for $25. ly quantity oho aye m, for one f 1 halt-yeurty Sales, we brought the price to $16 That started things Martha Washington work tables became the foot-ball of cut-price stores. — They were cheapened and used as baits, Instead of solid mahogany, the wood was veneered, The interior of the drawers was left unfinished. just the rough lumber, ‘The tables ‘were carelessly cut out and as care leasly thrown together, The price went down--down-—down to $10 and less But here, at Wanamaker's, whege standards hold true— the Martha Washington roe table remained true to ne Ont solid Therlsish> within aa oithouterts as fine ae in the original table, ‘The design is generate, the cabinet work is superb, The price is only $13.50— we bought a thousand of the tables to get this price, Five hundred remain, = It is a Wanamaker product-—a Wanamaker value—to be had only here. Fifth Gallery, New Bullding. IN WANAMAKERS ‘17 Newest Modes in Velvet Hats $1.50 to $2.50—Untrimmed As many clever women prefer to trim their own hate— and as ve Greg little trimming is now the mode—we have only reproduced the hats. All the new styles from Tricorne Turbans to Sailor. The Directoire hat with very high crown is in the collection, Thisis ‘one of the most-talked-about hate of the hour. Turbans and small hats in black velvet, $1.50; in purple velvet, $2.25. Black velvet sailors, $2.50. Also—New Hatsof Hatters Plush, $2. 50to$S Cotton Frocks for Very Little A woman can afford to have a fresh frock every day when prices are down so low—- $1—$2—$3. (decease All kinds of washable materials: many styles, Outin; pS All wash sl range in price from $1 to $4,50 Women’s Low Shoes—$2 Pair Half their Original Wanamaker Price Many kinds —Pumps, Oxfords, and Colonials. Dull, Tan and Patent Leathers Pad ——> The Ba to Make by Cool or Comfortable If it is impossible for mothers to go shopping, we shall be gled to receive orders by mall or telepboas, Some have cloth quarters, daintner and good a , oon, Se Foilet Sundries Thee ices are the lowest for Vacationists Possible. Dainty slips, 600 to $1; hand= matante eticoata, 28 280,40 18a, tie fost: flannel, 130, Prices are expeedingly moderate— Tooth brushes, Ibe, ‘and 50c aren cushion. ke hair brush, Flanne pettl our powder puffa, 5 Pillow ceses, tis" to $1.50. ‘vllet Cases, eretonn Pillows, 60, aati 81, presi aad | _ Carriage and ertb, pads, with | movable rubberiaed "sections, Bite wash, °K hinds of furnishings from rubber bath tubs to scales. ke rose and violet, In Accord with Paris | Misses’ One-Piece Serge Frocks at $15 Our Paris Bureau has cabled us that the leading dressmakers are presenting one-piece serge frocks in their Autumn collections, ‘These serge frocks at $15 are copies and adaptations of the most charming models that have arrived in America. For in- stance ‘The model with the butcher-boy apron. Illustrated. Frocks with beautifully pleated’skirts and wor- sted embroidery trimmings. The model with the surplice bodice that ties in a sash. | Another frock has an effective belt of braid and | patent le ather, | New Charmeuse Frocks at $19.75 to $29.50