The evening world. Newspaper, September 27, 1916, Page 6

Som ea eel a THE EVENING WORLD, WEUNBSDAY, BEPTBMBER 327, 5018, ' toe Me be) West Forty fewts ! grows the oo « « - —— oe ———— Ts TOMOWOLIFE wigs eri! What Does Business Girl fi" ies MASTERPIEGES ——— Wier Ave Bethering Me” MretT ini, morning charerd Wilh siteonpiing Meottore ta Mecpiiel te Commit euleide His condition wes) Temperature—and Temper is ture means even temper Sin rts nt te wat vm vow es Wear to Her Daily Work. Work? iv wey ! WEAR@SCOPE | Kmulate the Demt-Mondaines in Clothes and sn aise os ot a MENS WRAR. Coametica, Been While They Are Still in the morning a hath & ‘ore ~ Reg returning o School and Before They Become Genu- ny Marguerite Mooers Marshall, | OU know that even tempera- | epeaere 8 eet eT TEN tie tame ea the footlignia ware Vebt, That ts wher SLATERS Pie tne wedhers © painter could’ ee “om 2 mevhor pha © liete npr ented oy 4 dis biti daughter arewing inte y we: | improve o a t What Should She ‘Wear? Pah aa ioe Gating GREATSA or pt | Mothers Blamed for Allowing Thelr Daughters to, ‘ey “seo ake re | todont | lquid—-the fn fon ow ged in Re Verh’ fon sad wong hr late ‘‘old-master'’ denti- Sat das ieee, . x hesitate to the eorentage of there + 100 PB frice, famous 64 years, ine Business Girle, orus girl weuld look if! flooded with day! eritioiee any one, sae ARE PER dt yn ® i . wished end the Ald erttiol * who allow their : r and even-keeled health. The young daughters to walk t 1 tn Aimay, gaudy and meta Gnineniae oi sy st f r : . : suggestive attire.” | fre, Sues this sre iry Lion ah ; f o aid to this precious trio | That's the plea of the “youre another” sort of- in ‘a att a i our fered today by “A 8 rapher It never did and it reas re \ a never Will acconap!ts: hin the way of logteal argu See} § a o Ce Fale BOR. . ys yer ees — errrt mass $4.00 ' * mont for the pat | 1 the kettle black, Yet "A } ir Men's Fode Jackets Stenographers” suggestion (s tntereating, tn that It i contains a possible explanation of the much diseussed | it bustnoas butterfly, I ° 6.00 and 8.50 | ea Tre New York schoolgirl does dross preposterousty, | ; 7 ig CH made in the very fimest : | and her acquaintance with the seorets of the makeup box ts all too obvious | T< ‘ , ite ae im, B, ope } ' § . “ ” of weather and tempera- | Recent Investigations have shown that traffickers in women have auccceded ons, all covered th } : A dressy “equilibrator” of ter tu luring away schoolgiria In thelr early ‘teens by the promise of Joy rides, . % } } ture that helps keep you from catching cold. pepe taaphencin ty : i Fashioned to combine looks and comfort. Konit- Woukt these girle Hater to euch a ‘ ie ted woo! — yes, ALL wool--“‘bruahed"—looks ; > a rte it they wore the sim. | your Paper T have read with interest | hd |p Mucus, clean manded chiidrea the discussion on ‘Hew ehould the! i as soft and comfy as it feels. other generation, if their mental | Dusiness girl dress? As a business Ht . n 4 morality had not subtly de. | trl (having been in the commercial | An gray, brown, green; plain of with contrasting [10 001 7m MAS 00 | Sond tor tome an Jeane er 8) I Hd stripes. Two or four pockets. clothes and coametica heretofore pres | feel qualified to apeak | F we After the first day's wear you'll treat the Weld emptat by the demi-mondaine? “In the first place, there can be arr 19 GF% 16 Weat 38th St On the Street Level their task ei hed a Stern B others West 42nd Street _ Betuawn Sth end 6th Avewms = West 43rd Furs and Fur Garments Men’s Fur-Lined Overcoats Hudson (dyed muskrat) and Persian. line of Robes, Rugs and Mounted Animal Rugs. A Sale of Household Linens Pure Linen Damask Napkins, AT ABOUT PREVAILING WHOLESALE PRICKS Heavy Irish Satin Damask Table Cloths, Irish Union Linen Pillow Cases, Regularly #75 Regularly @8.03 permitted to select trecke which are amusements. extreme in design and decoration, who tint thelr cheeks an tmpossitle Even greater value than last year: despite rising i pink, cover thelr noses with powdered market, price is the same —-AND SO IS chalk dust, smear red salve on thelr Ups. will maturally present the same Club j ket as an i ble chum in all Girlie who, in thelr schooldays, are outdoor appearance in the bdusiness world Get one in timé for the cup race. whan they enter tt, ally have a litue Oo! i ~ apend on their wardrodea, they may | ®t Tens Fervsahing Shop a separate shop Stinet evon more daring and siubornts | formative yeare of their adolesceace, these standants prevail rFranklin Simon 8 Co. ae ck eoeaces gh ae that ved ken nd it sin Fifth Aveaue—New York merase casas tens tone be 1 congratulate the ntieman “Dear Madam: As a Mieeead ot os Dad the courage to pat a halt, Are assembled on the Third Floor in an exceptionally fine selection of models |} and furs favored for the season. Included are Women’s Coats H| bs itt may be, de: of Broadtail and Broadtail Kolinsky, a Haudsoa I] Spparey: but Re ead be bees Seal (dyed Muskrat) and Natural Muskra' Il] Sveraue: business valet’ te, Sirateed Hi a many a girl Capes, Collarettes, Stoles, Scarfs and Muffs of the most cali furs. shat oo ai e OF THE EXCKLLENT VALUES BRING OFFERED ARB: HH} othe dusiness giri te t H}the American race, Be he jo Ss girl Hudson Seal Coats, 40 inches long, deep skunk collar, at $135.00 ; Li You will p soe La a spotlessly clean daylight i ee igh F hy * | factory. ful sunshine in every Are also shown in large variety of fine Imported Black Broadcloth and articte_in_ Satuntay's Byening World nook and = Mixtures, with shawl collars of natural otter, beaver, i] ||] Alingering Bfotor Coats el Men and Women, Misses’ and Children’s Furs and a full errr ! S retire to a quiet and peaceful rest room. Will provide an exceptional offering To-morrow, on the Second Floor, of | t gives LU Tight zest || The foremen under whom you work are in Breakfast Size Napkins, Regularly 81.85 to 4.73 a dosen, at $1.50 to 3.45 Dinner Size Napkina, Regularly $5.00 to 8.50 a dozen, at $3.75 to 5.75 +. @ by 2 yds, at $2.95 2 by @14 yards, $2.95 @by S yards, $4.25 Regularly #450 y 84.50 Regularly 86.00 #246 by 96 inches, neatly finished; Regularly @1.40 a pair, at $1.00 Linen Twill Kitchen Towels, Linen Glass Towels, hemmed, - . > doa $1.95 | Red side border, hemmed, dos. $2.10 Mahogany Calf, in button or lace; shoes were made to sell for $5 me ciX. ‘ ‘or Mien ai omer What's There? Y Sather we waterorget Mae: 8 DR, WHITCOMB.S sete ° ‘gu 0 Re question that the majerity of | . pose of NOT ATTENDING TO BUSINESS. “I suppose this sounds harsh, bet It Since they usu. | @ true nevertheleas, and there more money to] de RO question But what a and Black, two = Whole wheat is sweet, but when you add — the zest of malted barley you have a flavor that LR $4.00 [WHY WALK see onaras St no food made of wheat alone possesses. Potten 0 fe Re aes Richardson's 8 3 tt | ooks gown, double sales. tired ae aching “in all fairness to ourselves, st The famous food, Grape-Nuts, has a de- Roe ony Peace 94.00 tent... and to our employers, oan it be said de dime to further, aisnlag |} makes Grape-Nuts food particularly satisfying ILG Millinery Store in America. =]; susiness GIRL {8 IDE ol = oo well os 9 Bt snglt’ Wcatnr T ln o eaaatahal Ready to eat, easy to digest, delicious— Girt ana desire to en ‘rea | every table should have its daily ration of IL AVE. LE BRIDGE | MA A MYRTLE AVE. AND BRIDGE ST., BROOKLYN BROOKLYN || Now ule Murlocs Sul ~. THURSDAY SPECIALS _ H = . attire, she herself herself suffers { ? a A er De peer! Ne to afford to } vee “There’s a Reason” red at all hours of the day, we condemn her because a few Hudson Seal Coats Hudson Seal Coats me, yous hd fay A Ot | S 40 inches long, with deep self collar | skunk collar, cuffs and bonder, Draco the See taal for 100 lucky girls Po i me Mr and full flare skirt, 40 inches long 45 inches long jl tee. stage wugaenty Meoded with aay ne rai “orgamente sen fanciee: Bistioh deslena. lowe at $95.00 & 125.00 $145.00 $175 to $495 ilif''we are worn een ae on T= Sterling Gum Company, Makers ‘of store: enywhere ise > i} we mothers the famous Sterling 7 pt. Gum, have 100 FAHHOHHTOHIOATGAHHOHHHANHHHVHNITSOOHAGHTATGAGHOTHOGSCHSSOS fine jobs open. If you get one of these jobs = — cay ep © 2h ShesoqraPHER” you will be mighty lucky. OODS DELIVERED ANY WHERE i SOME OF THESE GIRLS A O18-! When you go to work each marning yes will 210, 231, 888, 226, 237 104, 166, 268 and ATO og Fgh 3 me white apron furnished Grand S Street | Smith h Street At noon you can spread out your lunch in a ‘Edd i clean wena ab lunchroom, where wholesome m weal ores ew | \ extras are served at very low prices. OLD Accoual im Clothing If you should ever feel indisposed you can structed to treat you kindly and politely. If you are the right kind of girl you can make good money in this work. If you want to be one of the lucky hundred you had better ap, pply right away. The offices of the Sterlin ‘company will be kept open till 8 o'clock at night so that you may have a chance to apply, even if you are now employed elsewhere. Come! And bring your friend with you. Sterling Gum Company Long Island City Sh iret Take 3rd Ave. L. to Seth St, and Bridge. Local across Queensbere Bridge. Get off let step after car cresess bridge and walk twe blocks te the right, IT MAKES LITTLE DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEED— A WORLD “WANT” AD. WILL GO AND GET