The evening world. Newspaper, October 31, 1916, Page 4

; ALT AAO TTD SLANDER nae -#a Hy Osha PUMA a ARR Se - siameaehiiteiediiminaieien it ands nn kanal teehee iia oedema ninth eanereneeee eee Ps THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1916. ESTEE LOMGES OME [SEALE MIA Price Down by Jan. 1 Eten ray oan: —— ct Tee oa = FALSE SAY BOTH |scszmiises enn ar Thanks to Evening World ’s \ ssi, «ix twowors Vora. ae pet TAIRS. TORE ‘i tration would be acceptable, and one lary, One of them Being Whis- a SE ese SM i) member of the Cabinet «poke to me Hi ‘e ’ Association ey Finally Carried to Court f lic Wa about it, but it was never discussed ey, PNY robin fl sith Aaa In Cabinet meeting; and no threat of ousewives Mee UNE mi " iy yan any resignation wan over made, for d litte. man. piened Fifth |} the very good reason, that I rejected By Sophie Irene Loeb. Avcnue at Forty-second Street aw the ype for Econom: the suggestion after giving It such Hundreds of women have joined the Housewives’ Protectige Assoctation, | starting point of a physical cleam-up. ly eRe 0, z pa rst h 7 ' vq [consideration as I thought every! Any woman may Join by signing the application beloWand she will| 2°,0%RUn walang Paskersy, with No Postscript or Other Modifi-} proposal deserved which touched 80|receive the coin of protection. t enthusi with the result that T euler ee | Together with NEW Fashi ‘ cation of Lusitania Note | Rravee matter, tt was ineonsitent | ‘This ovin when carried {n the purse of the housewife will be a warning | Pre "iubiie Liprary. no oN | : asnions | Made or Considered. “The publlo 1s In possession of th evety woe cn REED Tee asta Sas uh Gus vores ot ea haney ESer RG ene make this news for Wednesday important. 4 ia everything that was sald to the Ger. . with his chest, finally tucked him $ , bp ; |, Thsan and tormme reo. | man Government ciation of women with i backed by The Bvening| ni! "hia“arm and carvea nim’ wo || Misses’ Suits of Extreme Good e President Wilson and former Rec- “WOODROW WILSON." World, Y orkvitle Court, | a adeed Saale! 7 retary of State Bryan, having de-1 gq Omaha Mr. Bryan denied the The purposes of the association are: mie en ee Style and Quality A [nied Senator Lodge's charge that a|story of a postscript and called at- To reduce the cost of living wherever I dunno,” said Mahoney, “All he . ; dishonorable postscript was added to|tention to the fact that his resigna- possible, VA IRE a sh and for $15 the Lusitania note and was Mater | (108 Was hot tendered until @ month To fight high prices that are artificial, — |“ “Ail ho appears to have been saying gapped, te amintateation © vial py ae bel fe Fath Me To secure just weights and measures, 8 ape last ene sugges! A the court, sj essed, the Adminis ©-lwhioh the alleged poriscript was to 4 6 ere's a slip of p n his poc- Jen 6] i ’ Skin Tortured Babies garda the incident as cloned, have been attached. The Lodgo ‘\ ana PEE TLE ORVEY ODenee ket marked ‘Stave Metuck’,” said the , Seven models ia eatio G le t cop. ‘Dope 5 Ftewraant Wslepe a cgeess ceeree ee aiid wt eae Whe teal ten To stand together against unwarranted it.was declied that was the pris- Wks Chen P} Sleep Affer Cuticura tne loa ot 8 ss ella Seabee WiVAH GR dtrikes on the necessnrice We noe ed itmor "He auieted'down when riven hipcord Poplin | Shadow Lawn to Walter Lip Sh Henry Breckinridge, former As- . 0 exchange opinions and views through the columns o; e | supply of gum drops. * * ¢ ly wondertul how quickly a hot |*ditor. The telegram was in response |aistant Secretary of War, telegraphed! Evening World. catil! some one please page Doc All. specially designed Deets Curcure Soap {iilowed by a | to one sent by Jonas Lippman of No.|from San Mateo, Cal, that as Presi. To set forth methods of household economy and made to become the ® gentle anointing with Cuticura Oint- | go, west Ono Hundred and Bighty-|dent Wilson had” denied Senator Deputy Attorney Genera, Lewis, who is conducting the milk investiga | Woman ic? = Contest outhful lines of the 14 4 NE ad eda ae parmihe sleep tot fourth Street, who was confused at |20dse's statement, ho would have|tion, will return Thursday to continue the hearings before Referee Dykman.| pENVER, Oct Hattie K. | y 20 : rashes and chafings, permi e 4 nothing more to say about It In the mean time the association is gathering facts as to whether the recent | Howard, who was candidate for Con- to year miss. x , and points It A 5 sa : e e ° tires ae coon | ASSN SAN WEED Warne Lavoe | sre tm ente was Justitia Fare Bunt eesoteriuenat Syine Pah ot sondern ' poneifieon would do any good. |* stone supnorter of President Wil- INSIDE THE GERMAN EMPIRE. In the 1999 investigation there was a similar rise, but as the investi-| the Face. She was tho only Progres- ||| frocdtenecivyg shir & Ths ls only one of the many things Ca eon, ‘The teloxram reads: Fourteen remarkable articles by | gation proc-eded the price dropped. Sli ee ee ee Pi rte ala vcretoes and rae “In reply to your Le iy Da ss Herbert Bayard Swope, putt ok It is generally believed that a drop will come shortly after Jan, 1 = = every: say that the statement made by |fiom Germany, begin in The Wo: Follow! interesting letters re-| essential to he complishments to | | i Bs von Se Pie by teare Senator Lodge ts untrue, No poat-|Saturday, Nov. 4—every day there-| chong Wek wantere ar the usseclas|kbow: how to bus: tor her home, But | |Black Satin Duchesse—a very taal tor the aking. Address Boat script or amendment of the Lusitanta after, The real situation graphically | tions besides allowing marketing and mend- | U l P h 1 , A , WO ) < : ing to engross her time, o1 ole: © & at Mrcttiear, Dept note waa ever written ot contem [told. Ruy THE WORLD every morn aE YORK, Oot. m8, |iiE,to,enttots hee tre, our oder nusual Purchase, $1.38 Yd. «, ten. Sold everywhere. plated by me except such cl ? Ty the Housewives tectite Association jturn at times to civie : » r poate ; “The Housewives’ Protective Asso- that is the great easential whic ht will Exact duplicate to what we have sold , clation, it seems to me, should prove | ® ther make or mar the future of her | ij : ; p | children in our regular stocks until today for $2 yard 4 < a foremost exponent of this age of} “1% over a protective league was a@ ’ i extteme ‘Kultur.’ It 1s alarmingly| necessity: It tp today for the mother | Soft and lustrous, and firmly woven to in- 4 s' ‘ish that fe i ti to|of a family who must have help. To- | Vi anklin Simon 8 Co |thfak how ecdilas-and anita are Foe Arete an ire Sh dba) Me ngiedely For the convenience of those ||] eure good, service. 36 inches wide. a eip, but fit is the housewife herself " raat ; the duties of ofr housewives to-day, | wp, t undergo a rigid inspection| Who cannot call at any other ||| ' , e in spite of the fact that they to |ana’ be aaked ton ya price beyond time we are | 3 i = longer ait at the loom and spin, nog|her Rood reason, especially at a time = d-Bri Good Suits for ) : \ Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Sts. peepee teas eal wetrib ee woe eA OR Open evenings at || New Gold-Brim Boys Little-Priced ( 'PHONE 6900 GREELEY ebaclete, bia 4 s — eeeo B Hats, $3.50 Corduroy Suits, $5.75—with 7 roadway 9 +e two pairs of knickers; Norfolk a} * “In spite of all this advance in civ- QUAIL SEASON OPENS, 54 West 125th Binet Besides fackeer sizes 7 to 16; our $7.50 ‘ ilization, the writer fears that women ae y ‘ahaa grade. U But Hunt L Inland N 5 St. ye, s s 50— — Women’s Fur Trimmed Suits |cam bardly cope with the many dit |" Citic te Get We Rarmera, TAOS Bu Nicholas Aye : cw in| wodiNoriekenst epicheebooker tI] oe Lalas moon all sides.) phe open season for quail begins on Bk ‘ trousers; sizes 7 to 18 : nN i Of woo! velour, broadcloth, Bolivia cloth; 29.50 to 295.00 The woman urged on by the advics| tong Island to-day. Tho Inw permite 1007 Broadway, B'klyn. fashion] Youths! Suite, $10.60, $i2— Cae duvetyne or duvet de laine, M to A for the arsociation to do her own buy-|hunters t» go forth in quest of Bob ae these blue serge; sack coat, vest and " ing has successfully cured one great | White until Dec, 31, 683 Broad St., Newark. ‘5 long trousers; sizes 16 to 21. i evil of the present high-strung con-| Nassau and Suffolk counties are the (Open Saturday Eve. Only). hats are a i ‘ailored Suits—without fur trimming Pian Be Uninelog: inte) Nee Vere | Oe Teporte trots (na tevored erecions| je ore frequently aaked decided-]| Women’s Mahogany i patter food at lower prices than here~ th hile the.birds are not pis whether eyes atiaface , PS i — Of wool velour, Melton cloth, camel's hair velour tofore, when sho relied upon the|ful there Je a lot of sport for the hunt: tealy demainen ne * pies l y if High Shoes, $4.40 or Bolivia velour, to be worn with own furs. 29.50 to 59.50 phone and an indifferent grocer clerk | qaveuited, Be has & Rood gulde, ene YES, y nig usual for ut on very I |to do her marketing. Every woman |eor their fil cratt as for thelr ace) vg noswer Is Xi $3.50. fashionable 4 y of fair mind will admit that it is an quaintance with farmers. ’ Our at ee that we | Two Models ee wa % { Be , Sane have examine e eyes oO} ‘0 le ular eight-ine { ¥ Women’s Velvet or Velveteen Suits more than 50,000 patrons (be- |]/ | small close-titting poque hats] top; fancy \ 7 tween the hours of Six and ||| it i ae ched >. Fitted, semi-fitted,*belted or Empire models of MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION Nine PADS Ee ete |]| | with drooping brim of gotd lace] stitched vamp; | - velveteen or silk velvet, trimmed with rich furs. 45.00t0 265.00 : Bron ae .), to their complete ||| | andvetvet crown in white,brown | d erik russia | ’ ups ||| | or cerise; trimmed with fur. calf in a beau- z : * 6 eo oy Harris Glasses—if required Sailor-shaped hats with vel. tiful shade of ‘ Cut out this coupon, fill out and mail to the Housewives’ 1 § pe s with vel- ; es Tailored Suits for Stout Figures ; Soa A —cost $2 or more. vet crown and large brim of | mahogany; ex- 4 Protective Association, Evening World, Post Office Box 1354. ional. Widths AA to C | $ ‘Protec A gold lace, ceptional idths to ; 3 Sizes 40 to 50 bust. . Oct. 1916 (Pictured). ‘ ‘ Fur trimmed or plain tailored suits, made on . : Matronly Hats Also soft black kidskin shoes, < fy ial taessarements to answer the requirements 20.50 ay 145.00 NAO ccpccocceresscesaees none oe Black Lyons velvet, "Gre ase bre . 5 7 y of stout figures. . as softly draped, with Wosiayl at $3. ! small roll brim. ’ Patent leather and dull calf with cloth or kid tops; high or low heels Will Place on Sale Wednesday At Reduced Prices Women’s Fur Trimmed Suits Of Wool Velour—Richly Fur Trimmed In mahogany, Santiago, prune, gold, taupe, , green or navy. 45.00 Much Below Their Former Prices I desire to enroll my name as a member of The Evening World’s Housewives’ Protective Association. $3.50 and $5 1 18 j 2020 Srondway. bet. BUth & 100th wes, | 1007 Brondway, near Pip'py. Brookiyn, 480 Fulton 8t.,” opp, 8.. Brooklyn, 688 Broma @ Inclose 2-cent stamp and membership token will be mailed. Furs of Quality and Correct Style—Moderately Priced Quality and style are not common qualifications of most furs at moderate prices. These particular sets emphasize the character of all Wanamaker furs in | the Down-Stairs Store. Natural lynx,cat sets Gray fox sets.... Natural muskrat sets Persian paw sets, . Taupe wolf sets next to Bedell, Newark, er a+ OPPENHEIM. CLLINS & G 34th Street—New York oe ret: $10, $16, $20 -$18, Copies of Paris Model Suits Richly Fur Trimmed | : : 48 ° i} Of kitten’s ear Pa Sella deck, whol velour, duvetyne, | Misses’ Distinctive Coats | Just Back, FRom Geemany fein —] Direct Particular Attention to These Exceptional Values in IN THE MEN'S STORE—STREET LEVEL—B'WAY COR. 8TH Men’s Suits and Overcoats to Order; , Special, $21.50 The kind of fabrics usually put in higher priced goods The fact that there are many dif- ferent patterns in the lot—few of which are duplicated—insures in- dividuality. Included are: Worsteds, cheviots, cassimeres, tweeds; variety of colors—light, medium and datk effects in pin stripes, ch socks 8 and over-plaids. The Tailoring and the Fitting will be the*same as though regular prices pre- vailed. You have only to designate the style— any sack coat model. Thorough satisfaction is guaranteed, both in the service of the fabric and the fitting of the suit to your individual measure- duvet de laine or broadcloth. 65.00 Much Below Their Former Prices Sizea, 14, 16 and 18 years, suitable for women to 36 bust. Misses’ Goats of broadcloth, whipcord or mixtures, tailored or trimmed effects, 4 straight line models, with’ fashionable [ 20.00 flare, novelty pockets and belts. Special Misses’ Coats of zibeline, wool velour, broadcloth or plush in belted or semi+ belted models, convertible collars, pockets, 25.00 tailleur or fur trimmed, Special Misses’ Coats of plush, velour cloth or broadcloth, custom-tailored or fur- | og Mm inge and aight hare ot the | 29220 | | | SESS —10 per cae esr fos of evron | PRED VAR 1) SWOPE * Coat new silhouette. Special | over a | a a7, Cegins iIn— | Sale of Misses’ Suits==vnusual values | Hl Nisses’ Suits-=vnusuat vatues | | | Developed i in wool velour, gabardine or wool checks, in straights | cela edn | Ehe GGorld. Ree al arn adel aed gejemes ined | 25.00 —E | Oaturda day Alou. a al —Every Day Thereafter. i Other Misses’ Suits in Regular Stock | im pre all week. Order 29.75 35.00 39.75 48.00 to 125.00 | Lee bo-ay ad. prosper. TRE IREAL SITUATION GRAPHICALLY TOLD } BUY TAE Won. Cveby MopNine. Nema’ 400.000 OTHERS Do |_—— cuca : . =a Ss Sap rome te