The evening world. Newspaper, October 6, 1916, Page 7

——— il cs ela THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1916. ’ f the Fiy! Me ds and sent th ide i) f iT Gor dered a cme a an naan a TAMMANY BERING. [sss sscsc JUST ABOUT TO WED, SHE |3s:‘tt%tune'zauat “o™ |e i eae (~ ------------------------5 corral votes rywhere about tow The other woman argued with her, lof Arkansas as President pro tempore of a a —— a an for the Democratic tieket, fivery REMEMBERS DEAR MAJOR Take We to slap her fa the Sonat RAT R chauffeur vowed he could maxe bin, the Set sponte rot ——=— | : for the sae “CELTS sien. | oe speed laws and the traffic cops. bs ae Ne whe a“; ” on, the peucenas G16 ne ask their ( |rhere were two squadrons of aix/ NeW Suitor, Woman Balks | names STAMPED ON A SHOE care each and in each car were six ind Wedding Is Off ‘ ae Teg Tee, re Tae | GRRENWICH, Conn, Oct. &—Aa| \ MEANS STANDARD OF MERIT binders to proclaim Demi r nobile containing a man and twol M { tm! TH | [nats fo eect nua onnning a an dM f j { 6" AVE. AT 20" ST. j eres 1 {was it reattred of them to nave tusts [roy tate Inst might inthe towers main Seveain ates caked, The. aren weccccccccccoccccccccccosccoooccoronsecssesonsecccoce. ' Graduates of Al Smith’s overcome the roar of New York attoet lve he Na ines her aon, Dave Bernatetn, nineteen rears | . ‘ " ( i traffic ney COWS get & license. old, missing since he left ja home for } School of Spellbinders | One squadron Is for d@y work and river's license?" asked the po-| work as shipping clerk im a. West Wi A S t 8 white light distric Forty-sec- B fee inches ig! > th aE Ta {sna erect 9 Hatten ves tovnight Gatteray suit, NERY: HO wore SU sag w, c80 St, = gree om ] front of Tammany Hall thisjare commanded by six Captains as) weit 10 Kenmare St., 24 or. pore Grand e mofoing osm tine of avtomobien|lamy: Jamon, iialne® gy (00-4 Faton SU, S28 Hr Qual, t d I on bwhich Secretary Thomas F, Smith] ‘a'P. Maton, Tho! . She ou. 1 ins ul, Bye, Uu bhi banners bearing this inscrip-{. The six cars for day skirmishing if _" that started out this morning for the | ( ah eee Fiske rt oped ak El ae aay ( Leather has never been so toa point impossible for re- i [resent abhi MM” || tine daha bye, ihe {scarce and so high-priced tailers not enjoying our 4 | : /|gisth car amsigned to the Youns as right now. Because of trade affiliati Phey formed the skirmish line of Tammany Fixer ha taken on | , ( chin: Sremeee tale eesuiiials tions. ‘i Tabrmany’s political campaign forces.| Per ogigh Cader the “name of the The Spe . Mt, Shop «ah ] ge : Every resource has been ] Chief Murphy gave them the name Commercial ‘Travellers’ League the ing Shoe Quality and Shoe used to decrease costs and ( —_—_—_—_—_—o | Fourteenth Street organization is S - condue daily politte “ TH 7 COMB SAGE TEA IN |ig'u hg nore room’ at Browdway’ ahd FIFTH AVENUE AT 38™ STREET { Value as never before. Pascoe 3 | Bond Street i This is a part of the agreement be- | , And they are finding that fe) ;: alee ; ra y Democratic | ‘ur Li Satidnat Committe thet the orgs Original Stule Th iy Mawarel Ais the ¥; boo gents ee ee ae } jration would take entire charge ofthe | riginal Style emes in Apparel for the Younger Set ammeyer is selling the Shoe Value, maintained for ' « State . . Clekec In Manhattan, The Commer: { same reliable shots as al- over 50 years, is still rigidly Its Grandmother's Recipe) “it Travelers tearue ivan oul. tme | —— “Feunes Filles” f “Flappers’”’ (ways, and at prices that re- dh to Keep Her Locks Dark, | separate existence. Both its name |g 4 Abie A dee ' ’ sab adhered to, and we urgea Glossy, Beautiful. Tanmany. tor this’ years oampalga.| are iter a8 n Liohe Modes specially designed for I) non Sie ability of the Larg- comparison of Cammeyer Hie old-time mistare of Sage Tea and es Le eee Dee nh the hard-tosit girl of 12t0 16 | } est Retail Shoe Store in the Shoes with all others, price sup foe tereenng rs tecges | SECRET MAIL SUSPECTS i oe invert aa eer | Te ee ee for price. ' andfolks are again using i eir simplicity and elusive espri' years and yet must appar- hait a good, even color, quite GUILTY OF SMUGGLING of modern h. Sizes 14 to 18. led in girlish fashi 2 ( ible, as we are living in an age when : rn youth, Sizes 14 to 18. eled in girlish fashion. ( f Sipe some ony mae saunders Te . Typical Examples of Cammeyer Value | Te ve, though, we don’t hi Uftelman, recently under suspicion of " ” sroylenm ask at guiherigg the mge| comply In. the operation “of an EXCLUSIVE MODES IN “Jeune Fille” Cailleurs ' and the mussy mining at home. All| “underground” mall for the sccret| \ ( ready-t se eisstety ie tiditanofotberingred:| ware convicted of Jorsry smussling 29.50 to 325.00 | rae Sie Wrath Bae aed Oe yesterday in the Federal District ] t ete abe ‘e"! SIMPLE TAILLEURS LOUNGE SUITS COSTUME SUITS _|j othe Aine ee ek et ed 7 Math tp eae Hh An unusual assemblage that includes a mede expressive of every type and personality. Strictly Tailleur ] itatd draw this through your hair, tak-| smuggled into this country from C effects, Lounge types interpretive of the campus, esprit and formal costume suits of cloth and velvet which ing bne small strand at a time; by morn- Mt. | introduce the fashion inspirations of Lanvin, Jenny, Cheruit and Hebihs srey baie disappears, bat what penhagen, When Thompson and U ( the ladies with W: reth's Sage felman were arrested, six weeks { ( ‘and Sulphur Compound, is that, besides | Customs officials seized a sult, | “ 799 ' full darkening the hair after containing part of the jewelry, at ai a yt | vag Sto sry nati, er | a he Pb legoed - ce Fille” Frocks ‘ nce of abundance | it had been checked by the prisoners.) FOR T “ LE” AND EVENING GOWNS . Thi dy-to- ire a more youthful ap-'ang West Streets, stuffed into a| 25.00 to 325.00 18.50 to 175.00 . It is not intended for th woman's stocking and hid beblnd a F : ( ; ( or prevention of counter among tin plates and coffee, Daytime coats that interpret in velour, Bolivia, Trotteur, d'apres midi, class and evening frocks A 7 (state | Pagagonia, tweed: "Kit Me ig wool jeney bo introduce pee paves fabrics the latest ( Women's 9-inch Lace Women's High Cut Lace { the most elusive phases of the mode in out-o’'door _ silhouette approv y those famous couturi ; Boot Mahogany i fashions for the young woman of 14 to 18 years. of fashion who have adapted the mode to babi ' Boot of Super quality — | ; Evening Wraps of fur and Chiffon velvet. and youthful figures. Kidskin in Slate Gray $7 50 Russia Calf Vamp and $7.50 ( i . Oyster Gray Buckskin B Altman & Cu BONWIT TELLER & CO. ORIGINATIONS IN “Flapper” Apparel ... fee F Top. - d Louis XVI Heels. i ji ad e “ ” “ ” i " Black Kid Vamp with | ' Flapper Frocks ‘Flapper Coats light weight welt Soles. | Dove Gray Kid Top. | $7.50 will offer extraordinary value to-morrow | 12.75 to 39.50 25.00 to 52.50 ] de yidee ie citi connate ge penis ( | Straight little boyish types in plaited, coat dress School and dressy types of velour and broad- i] styles carried at our 6th Av. at 20th St. Store, (Saturday) in and tunic types. Afternoon and eary frocks cloth. Tailleur modes in cape, Moyen Age and j also sold at our Newark Branch, 645 649 Broad Street ' of silk and crepe that introduce beaded designs, belted effects. Dressy types with collar, cuffs it ee ( ’ odd embroideries, basque, cape and surplice effects. and bandings of the season's preferred furs, Women’s Tailor-made Suits CLASS AND DRESSY MODES IN “Flapper” Cailleut's Comprising a number of new Autumn 20.00 to 42.50 | models developed in broadcloth, gab- Norfolks of worsted checks and gabardine, severely tailored types of velour and velour checks, Fur trimmed modes of broadcloth, wool velours and velvet. Sizes 12 to 16. ardine, whipcord and wool velour, plain ae 5 ine SI a RE SORES RE HE, | vf F a | pr Until 10 P.M. tailored or fur-trimmed. seer oT D WANTEboaLS. | 6 la «ee We Close a T ie | 10: « «6 450.0 Evenings at Ds 15: «+ ss 299.00 at $29.00 Mivosseua reaneeFe MOTORMEN 2500 2 6s 300 i AND WANTED- FREE ®®Ass BED x (Ready-to-wear Department, Third Fioor) NFa542 4] Weekly JPEN BAILY oe Weekly RA A E. $2Weekly) Tit 9PM, CONDUCTORS MOTORMEN With Breer 4 ONF| WANTED. and ot 075. re 0 6 GOoD OPPORTUNITY zo CONDUCTORS 7 f 4 SECURE PE ENT PO: mo: Ap % The New Fashions in SITION. 2 Penmaneny Posies edie ais x APPLY 82 ALABAMA AVE. eeu ‘Sx rw ney: [AT ¥ Girls’ and Children’s Wear Mathersn Crediti || (NEAR FULTON §&T.), Bey while breaking in » 4 | ‘ i de to ree | EAST NEW YORK, Apply at office of APARTMENTS FURNISHED x ' ; Fesande eee Pt OR THIRD AV. RY. CO., COMPLETE FROM $50 TO $600 on. . parlor S ; oy ; Pita 10 a on » WO! 3 8s di . Piece ar ite, unique jes! . a . are accurately mirrored in the large number | enc Pitti Cc aa ren ov ornae 190th St. and Hd Av Open Monday & Saturdey Evenings | % 27ieee, orien, Suite, unlaus designe. cnehewany ore ighly ‘of attractive garments now ready. Frocks | FY ae moo (NEAR 89TH ST, Office open DA. M. tc 9 P, M_ 106ST. L STATION AT CORNER fect, fitted with loose cushions of Panne Mohair Plush, 3&9 i . | \ off . ‘ 2 BAY RIDGE), BROOKLYN. | Sundeys tncluded if tufted corde and tassels to match; as il;ustrated ’ and Coats have, with infinite care and fore- $ nike A $ OFFICE OPEN FROM 7 A. M. ‘| WH PAY FREIGAT AND RAILHOAD FARE. ‘thought, been assembled in an assortment — pow, joys! Brook Week! to8 P.M x . 1 Wea: Brooklyn. 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