The evening world. Newspaper, September 19, 1916, Page 4

THE EVENING WORLD, TURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1916. eee NN ===" == YONG MEELIS) == SSeS 6 HSIN c= an Wi Cia LE Fw aang Skin and Scalp ‘aio —Because the Soap is! nA a levees a a neutral sapona-| irre’ easy ie dereey city and ceous solvent for im-|' purities which clog the « pores, often causing ( ‘ pimples and blackheads, |» telegram ‘signed by duh f Jersey City, young Mra brother, Baturday tn which Ewa: 2. — Because the Oint- his sister Edna had made away with : _ herself in Hooklyn. ment isa super creamy Mra Edna Swift wae at her emollient for soothing |mother-tn-law's home in Poughkeep 4 £8 slo Friday evening last, A represen. and healing conditions| tiuve ot tne Pougnkecpsie, Bugle lewkitels « , asked her by telephone for particu- | which cause the skin CO liste ef her husband's trip abvend redden, roughen, itch, Mra. Swift, who seemed very much Now, THAT’S a guarantee! burn, crust and scale. [Mae ie ituiica te tne Ine mation that she intended to take legal means New York's : Most Delightful Midday Attraction Vo enjoy luncheon and ancing at Churchill’ Read it over once more, Note that it says that if you don’t like Someee Bore ae LA peg te RNa We es aie pedis Premier Salad Dressing after you have bought a bottle and tried sduilture? Dope, 18, RBasron verre against her will, it at home, you can return the bottle just as it stands and get ST Mra, Carolyn Swift sald to-day your money back. when the young woman left he was nearly bi ful pleasure, Sci 75¢ uncheon ai oy - That's exactly what we offer, And we protect the grocer, too, He doesn't take any risk, We pay him the full price of the bottle if you return it. Ever read a stronger guarantee than that?) We can make it only for the reason that we KNOW you'll like this delicious salad dressing just as much as the millions of other people do who have been using it for years | Will AmazeYou And also to get you to try one bottle of it. Hear i ital z the We might tell you how delicious it is on salads and sandwiches and meats and so on, We might tell you how it KEEPS even in mid-July weather, We might go on and tell you how it’s al- ways creamy and smooth and pure, But one trial is sure to tell you all that,much better than type can. And as long as you don't risk one penny if you don't like it, we invite you to make the trial of Premier Salad Dressing—the kind that's DIFFERENT, Your grocer sells it—a large bottle for 25 cents, Francie H. Leggett @ Co. ee Be weet eewrwer ot ofRANCIS Hlescerra Q. 0, NEWYORK. 9 | LES DERNIERES ‘CREATIONS | DE LA MODE FRANCAISE. La Galerie Wanamaker has received, and will show for the first time tomorrow, 75 signed original models by les grands couturiers of Paris ~vewee. Stern Brothers PLACE—the Fashion Salons, Second floor, Old Building West Dillon Street Bet. 5th and 6th Avenues, West Forty-third Street Decorative Laces Interior Furnishing THE COUTURIERS REPRESENTED—| THE SILHOUETTE IS SLIM. SHOWN IN THE UPHOLSTERY DEPT,, FOURTH FLOOR, DEPARTMENT ON FOURTH FLOOR, EACH BY TAILORED AFTER- MATERIALS ARE LUXURI- 4 IN COS- PEAT U7 Include artistic Needlework Pieces, such as Candle Exceptional facilities for decorating and furnishing NOQN AND EVENING OUS VELVETS, RICH TISSUES, Tea Cosies, Lingerie Cases, Dresser entire residences or single rooms, for which purpose TUMES AND WRAPS—ARE— GORGEOUS BROCADES, { Scarfs, Chair Tidies, Pillow Slips and Velvets, Velours, Brocades, Metal Tapestries Rte aes Century Old Altar Pieces, and Light Texture Silks for Door ay Win- CALLOT SATINS, SERGES, DUVETYNS. ALL VERY MODERATELY PRICED. dow Draperies are shown in large assortments. LANVIN } Worthy of special attention isan extensive asort-| | rcrement ony pas tscannt be dapbated BULLOZ TRIMMINGS—EMBROIDER- |} | had ter ip the seaso pete s y mo ICTENT handiwork and cleverly arranged to Oe ol b teks wanton a en Late DO a IES OF ANCIENT DESIGN suggest ideas for Lace Decor ations, mates. wo INSPIRED BY THE RECORD: re cegrey LET ED ARTS OF THE ORIENT, Special Values in the Upholstery Department ee PEARLS, JADE, sEQuiNs, || | TO-MORROW, ON THE FOURTH FLOOR: PAQUIN SEMI - PRECIOUS STONES, { Oblong Lounging Cushions | Scrim and Madras Curtains | Figured Curtain Madras DRECOLL GIRDLES WITH PENDANTS, in combinations of tapestry, in novelty designs; wegular 86 inches wide, in white and ecru; BERNARD SILKEN CORD. velour and metal galloon, value $1.65 a pair, regular value 30c a yard, at $1.50 each at $1.25 a pair at 22c a yard Fall Dress Trimmings A Sale of Handkerchiefs A COMPREHENSIVE SHOWING TO-MORROW, WILL PROVIDE EXCELLENT VALUES IN OF THE NEWEST IDEAS IN Evening gown by CALLOT, lavishly embroidered in Egyptian figures. These new French models are placed at once with the other new things in the Fashon Salons, to meet the urgent demands of business—now beginning for Autumn. So no formal exhibition | will be made. But any of the models will be shown intimately on | one of our mannequins, to those of our clients who are interested. | Delivery of any of the original models can be made immedi- ately. Adaptations will be done very promptly, at moderate cost. Fashion Salons, Second floor, Old Building. JOHN WANAMAKER Broadway at pe New York Women’s Handkerchiefs | Women’s Glove Hdkfs., Pure linen; initial, in a variety of colors, at $1.35 & 2.50 doz at $1.75 doz. Bead, Spangled, Rhinestone and Jet Trimmings, Ornaments, Allovers, Flouncings, Floral Ornaments and Trimmings; also Waist Garnitures in rich color combinations and black. Metal Cloths in gold, silver and light shades, AT THE FOLLOWING ATTRACTIVE PRICES: Women’s Handkerchiefs Men’s Handkerchiefs Linen; hand emb'd, Pure linen, in colors, at LSe & 38c each at 35c each Women’s Handkerchiefs Men's Handkerchiefs Pure linen; hemst'd, Pure linen, hemst’d, at $1.45 & 2.25 doz. at $2.85 doz. Rhinestone ‘Trimmings, } Desirable Metal Cloths, 58e to 24.95 yd. $2.50 to 7.75 yd. Women’s Handkerchiefs Men’s Handkerchiefs Crepe de Chine in Pure linen; fancy initial; a variety of colors, in white and colors, at 75e a half doz. at $1.35 Box of Six Floral Trimmings and | Bead & Spangled Trim- Ornaments, nungs and Flouncings at 48c to 7.25 yard at Toc to 24.50 yard