The evening world. Newspaper, November 24, 1916, Page 10

eo eee aes | e HLS 1,000 ICT FREEHOLDER RYMAN and Jury Acts After Second ine Of Mes, Bentinwer, BOY HURL fi A Punishment Fit ime for Lad Who Had Hit Playmate. MRED AND WAKES LAME. | Tries to Beg Off at 400, “All In” at 925, but Has to Go the Limit. LYNN, Mana, Nov. 24.—Laonard Crowder, ten years old, threw 1,000 etones late yeaterday, whon he paid the penalty Impored by Judge Lum. mus in the District Court for throw- Ing tones that Injured two play- mater. He pitched the prescribed misstios In @ gravel pit while Proba- tion OMcer Farmer clocked each atone. It took the youngster ons hour and thirty minutes to complete the wen- tence. The targeta were a large rock and a can twenty-reven feet from tho firing line, but the rock waa hit only |throe times, and tho boy failed to hit the can. “1 guees this is @ pretty good Job,” Poslam Boap, medicated with Postam,te|CTOW40r told Farmer, after twanty- aneurpassed in richness a -| five stones had heen thrown and he Nee which make for h stopped to wipe perspiration from his | tace From then to the four hundredth =| atone the boy used an underhand me tion and twice hit the rock | An ordinary tin can was placed | twenty-five yards away and the boy commenced thro at that, using the baseball pite notion, bul ONE PIMPLE KOW there may be many unless you use POSLAM the Healing Remedy Ready to drive away eruptional troubles just when you need ity help, Quickest for results when the skin breaks out. For all Eczemas, Rashes, Acne, Lies “ee Chafings, Irritations, tops Itching. Allays Infl Canoot harm most delicate write to Emergency St, New Yor City, Eyestrain Destroys having hardly enous ed to etrh within reasonable distance of tho| |mark, “I'm afraid I c hit tt In | tired. How many more have | got) |to throw? i've thrown enough to teach me never to throw another | stone,” he pleaded, tears mingling | with perapiration on his face, He threw thirteen stones at the jean, but fatled to hit it. Then he | was allowed to again use the big lrock as a tar When near the 800 mark he b © pick up A stone each time he Hefore that he had held several in hie left hand while throwing. When the officor called out 925, Crowder natd: “I can't throw any more, ['m all more stones for ma.” hy a crowd of mates to “the boy th & dozen ‘swith some speed, but no Beauty Correct Syme prevent eye- strain and banish the unsightly lines and wrinkles caused by it. Biway, at John 84 3 Sixth Av, rgth St, | ty 350 Sixth Av, aad Bt ||| !p) No tor Nessau, at Ann Bt |||, 0" 3 Went 42d 8t WCrocktyas 498 Fulton St,cor, rey. |_ His arm wan limp and the boy was *lenaping when Officer Farmer called , . |) out the thousandth stone. Immedi- How Any Woman Can Remove Hairy Growths ately the boy was taken to his home, (Beauty Culture) where rl linfment was applied to bis farm. on,” he aatd, “T have thrown the Inst atone. I'm sorry T ever threw a stone, and no more for . Oh, ee, but Tim tired and lame,” | Judes Lummur expressed entistac- tion when told to-night the boy had Tt ts not longer necessary for « woman to visit a beauty spect have superfluc | obeyed the sentence. | with the aid of a plain dela paste,| “I do Lot belleve In sending boys | she can, in the privacy of her own | ond irla to fall untess thotr offense | home, remove even n stubborn growth | !* Very grave,” sald the Judge. ip « very few minutes, ‘The paste is ——— halrs rei ne THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, A Shoe Worth Knowing Right Here and Now! This dreasy shoe is cut from the beauttful mahogany-colored Cordo Calf now 80 popular. A leather that is good to the foot and easy to keep up, this handsome Regal Cordo Calf tal olds it. Benched on jartest of the English road shank, low heel. xing with continuous three- quarter back stay; Invisible eyelets to top; spaced stitching around vamp, perforations across tip. The price §7. Find Your Regal Store NEW YORK CITY ry bholtat St Broadway at 37th St ERE is a shoe of pro- nounced popularity in twelve of the largest cities of America, It is worth every man’s attention, It is worth see- ing and trying on in the store, A time like this in the leather trade ,—in the shoe-world—serves to show where the real values are, All over the country thousands of new customers are going to the Regal Stores: and they are happy to find in Regal Stores the sty/e they want, the foot-comfort, and the good leather at a fair price, There are men everywhere who are paying foo Jittle for their shoes. Others pay too much. The most general difficulty is that too much of what is paid is not represented in the shoe. REGAL ~ 268 Summer Street ¢ Ave. 12st 4929 Third Ave. BROOKLYN i 4h Broadway at 27th Bt. 4 Fiatbueh Ave 1049 Broadway 175 Broadway NJ. 15 road Bt, °275 Fulton St, M1 Broadway 406 Fifth Ave. JERSEY CITY 108 Newark Ave (Moers Shows Onis! ody WANAMAKER CORSET SALONS me made by mixing some water with @ little powdered delatone. This is ap- Plied to the hairs and after 2 or 8 The Agreeable Visitor, (From the Detrolt Pree Prem.) "I hope you made yourself agreeable minutes removed and the skin washed, when it will be left clear and hairless, Be sure you buy real delatone.-Advt. | t when you called “Yes, indeed. w she HE sentiment of gift-giving will be enhanced by the continuous use of the gift, if it be good furniture. @ We have a rare assortment of “gift furniture” for holiday giving and you will have added pleasure in the knowl- edge that moderate cost is combined with high quality Sil a ai T Queen Anne Dining Room Suite ih en .to Gas, Meme gore The 25 rooms completely furnished F| will prove interesting an structive | | KELLNERBROS IMPORTANT NOTICE TO WORLD READERS Sunday World Edition Limited to Demand s of The Sunday W ler in advance ; y to be sure of getting a copy r day World is sold out early. Owing to a shortage of news-print paper the newsdealers? orders are limited to actual sales. sdealer, Perfection! | Because she wears an L. R. Corset! The lines of the gown are the lines of the corset. And the woman who knows, chooses an L, R. corset, which comes in so many different models that she may have a corset as individual as if it were made to her order. At 86——A lovely white brocade, a copy of a At $3.60—F ine batiste L. R.'s for the aver- corset just received from Paris, age figure. No bones over the hips. At $5—A pink silk broche for larger wo- At $3.60—The Comfort Corset, light in men. weight; not too long or too high, These are but a few of the many L. R. models which are designed to fit every figure from the slender miss to the grandmother. L. R. corsets are made exclusively for the Wanamaker Store. upward, Prices $1 Special at 95c—Brassieres and Soft Bands which were $1.50 to $3. | Pale pink satin, silk, lace and embroidery. Third Floor, Old Bidg. THE JOHN WANAMAKER STORE Broadway at Ninth Street NOVEMBER 24, 1916," Formerly a" / A. T. Stewart & Co. | CHRISTMAS FURS—Remarkabte Offering nr ( at D $28,000 Worth at Special Prices Muffs and Scarfs of red fox, black fox, skunk racoon, Hudson seal (dyed muskrat), lynx, beaver—majority made up within a week Twelvé fine furriers have worked with us, They have allowed / us to choose their most desirable furs. In many cases they have made up skins in styles especially to our order. Then, they we have both whittled down our profits until all the prices in this | sale are at least 10 per cent. less and some much lower. Examination of the furs will prove their exceptionality. They are beautifully worked, Novelty and conservative styles and plenty of the good wearable furs made in fashions that hardly change from one year to another. A beautiful shoulder cape of lynx at $45; a fine three-strip | skunk muff at $15; a four-strip muff of skunk at $22. a fascin- | ating little Hudson seal (dyed muskrat) muff at $12.50; a little Hudson seal collar to match at $10; animal scarfs of skunk at | $12.50; another kind of skunk scarf with two-skin effect, made like sables, at $18.50; a mink cape collar at $40, and so on, This is the list—please make your own Ae fox muffs, $15, $16.50 to $15; scarfs, $12.50 to $35. Natural lynx muffs, $20; scarfs, $16.50 to $20, Skunk muffs, at $16 to $42; scarfs, $12.50 to $35, : Dyed muskrat muffs, $12.50 to $22.60; scarfs, $10, 12.50, Natural raccoon muffs, $18.50, $18 to $82; scarfs, | $9.60, $14.50 to $23.60. Dyed skunk muffs, $16 and $19.50. Dyed raccoon muffs, $18; scarfs, $11.50 and $13.50. Beaver muffs, $16.50 to $38; scarfs, $10 to $25, IN Some new, some chi of their extremely m Cross fox, $100 to $ Battleship gray fox, Kamshatka fox, $76 Red fox muffs, $21 to $6. Fur Sets of Scarf and Muff Dyed blue fox, $45 to —— P comparisons scarfs, $15 to $58. ysen out of our stocks because jerate prices 0s et. $ to$ set, Pointed silver fox, $75 to $145 set. Second floor, Old Buflding THE DOWN-STAIRS STORE $8,000 of new furs at special prices. Part were secured at 50 per cent. less than the manufacturer's regular prices and will be sold at the same saving: Odd furs of which the manufacturer had only a few pieces of a kind, Good quality, but some of the scarfs cannot be matched with muffs; the woman who wants only a muff or only @ sacrf won't mind, Other New Furs at Surprisingly Low Prices | Double animal scarfs, smart-looking collarettes and shoulder capes and the correct barrel and can- | teen muffs. Prices all at least 10 cent. low, $9 pant raccoon muffs, $9.60, 50; scarfs, $8, Kit coney muffs Dyed coney 10, $18.50. $12.50, $18. Dyed skunk muffs scarfs, $12.60, Special Prices in Young Women’s Store 60 coats at $18.75 75 coats at $22.50 100 conts at $25 Complete range of All specially purchased; — ex- her cellent value; veloure, broadcloth, In the following me wool plush, Even at $18.76 it is fons: | possible to get a fully silk-lined coat with fur trimmings. Sizes 14 to 20 years, 100 suits now $18.75 60 suits now $25 75 suits now $27.50 ‘These are reductions of regular stocks. Good-looking models in aburdine, wool velour, wool pop- in, plain or fur trimmed. New winter shades. Dresses Marked Less 200 now $10 to $23.50, were tops, $6.75. All gray kidskin boot: Tan Russia calfskin with gray castor (a soft goat) tops, $6.75. Styles for every near sep Black coney muffs, Real mink pillow muffs, $22.50, $25; scarfs, $10, Black kid shoes with white kid Tan and black calfskin with low heel and wing tip effect, $6.75. Brown castor boots, $6.75. All white calfskin boots, §6,75, carfs, $4.50, $7.60, muffs, $7.50, $12,603 Clvet cat $3, Black cat lynx muffs, $12.60, $16.50; scarfs, $5; scarfs, $4.60, $7.50, » $15; scarfs, $15. Cross fox Down-Stairs Store, Old Building, A Belated Shipment Brings More of Those Wonderful $6.75 Shoes for Wome sizes now rdish fash- 8, $6.75, boots mocha ‘Tan o back Ramla eat 9476, occasion, many dollars more. Serge, satin and silk, as well as serge combined with silk or Georg. Even when shoe prices were at their lowest, $6.75 would be a small amount to pay for such ette crepe. Second floor, Old Building Day and Dance we Hoar, tals , Dresses, $10, $12.75, $13.50 At $18.50, dance dresses of good satin, taffeta, embroidered net, striped marquisette, cre; tte. Nine styles; eight of them until now were gix, seven and eight dollars higher in price in our stock. t $12.75, day dresses of wool Jersey, serge, eatin and a few | an remarkable, ‘white calfekin, $6.75 ray id or! of velveteen. Most exceptional at the tar ; | At § 0, last shipment of these | simply tailored or with soutache, co: marvelously pretty dresses of | | Black or blue serge with colored | CF white, flesh and suit colors. wool embroidery and fine pleat- ings. Second floor, Old Idg. | great variety of styles. IN THE MEN'S STORE—STREET BROADWAY CORNER EIGHTH 1,750 Men’s Overcoats Selected Individually for Their Excellence at $15, $16.50, $17.50 Many styles are repr tion; three lengths -C and ulster. Some box-back loose-fitt! Sal fitted with convertible storm collars; for young men—some with pi breasted; patch and flap poc Materials, too, offer /// for individual choosing— Tweeds, cheviote and mixtures; and colors, Men’s Velour Hats, $3.75 A moderate price cons manship and the good mz satin-lined, Dark green, Various shapes in all sizes, i Formerly A. T. Ste quality and smartness, But with leather so high that of shoes soon be- ing $20 and more a ) $6.75 price is nothing Wye should sincerely advise early purchasing to make sure of gefting your size in exactly the boots you want, Main floor, Old Building 2,278 Blouses, —Quarter to Third Less At $3.65, crepe Georgette and crepe de chine blouses At $2.65, blouses of crepe de chine, white or flesh color in , this ort of Tan Romie calf wit ray castor 109 48. $2.65, $3.65 mbinations of dark plaids, Third floor, Old Building Main Aisle, Old Building LEVEL— STREET esented in this collec. hcsterfield, ulsterette ng models, some belted or | | ome smart-looking noh-backs; single and double: | | kets, an equal opportunity variety of patterns Broadway, corner Eighth | | idering quality of work. | | iterials used, All white seal brown and black, | | American-made. droudway, Corner E ighth at Ninth