The evening world. Newspaper, December 4, 1916, Page 13

will wear twenty-six different gowns, More than that—each of the gowns is @ “perfect dear.” z Inquiries concerning Henry |W. There's a picture at the Rialto this Savage's film production of "Robin. week called “Hiyu-Skookum-Pow- son Crusoe” are coming in from ;BYow-La-Push.” “The subject j handied very interestingly. Bessie Barriscale is acting in a Triangle-Kay Bee film in which she TRLS' WOMEN! — TAKE CASCARETS TF CONSTIPATED They liven your liver and bowels and clear your complexion, is everywhere. Robert Paton Gibbs ap- pears as Crusoe and George Marion as Friday. away with the term “movies” and substitute “pix.” Terry Ramsaye thinks “movies” {s terrible while “pix” Is delicious, Marcus Loew has entered the film business as a manager by purchas- ing the New York State rights to | "Tho Masque of Life,” He will show the film first at his Greater New York theatres, Gordon Laurence, formerly public« ity manager for the Chicago branch of the Greater Vitagraph, has been put in the home office's advertising | department and already thrown ‘er up into the high, George M. Cohan will make his fim ebut In his play, "Broadway Jones The picture will be ready for rele | through the Arteraft Corporation Do ; ; February. n't stay headachy, bilious | “there is an excellent advance de- with breath bad and | mand for the Monmouth's big serial, stomach sour. e in “Jimmie Dale, Allas the Grey Seal.” Extra prints are to be made in order not to disappoint exhibitors, Robert Whittler, acting with Viola Dana, had to jump into the Haoken- vack River the other day, He did it bravely and cured a cold. Next time he does it, he says, they'll have to heat the river, The Fox Film Corporation 18 in communication with wardens of various penal institutions around the country with a view of making a test of the honor system, The wardens are being asked to permit convicts | to come to New York “on thelr honor” to see the Fox film, "The Honor Sys- tem," when it will go on exhibition here about Jan, 1 \ — KILLED BY FALL FROM TRAIN. BN, Wencott, New York Exporter, Meets Death in Texan, Royce N. Wescott, thirty, a wealthy To-night sure! Tuke Cascarets and nicest, gentlest live ansing you ever exper! will liven your liver in your thirty feet of howels w fell from the platform of a {nat ‘Tex., Street, | train near Del Rio, waa killed Mr, Wescott was on his way from Orleans to Califonia for his ou will wake up feeling ith. An uncle, R. M. Hunter of No. rand. Your head. will be clear, Chestnut Stre Philadelphia, is wreath right, tongue clean, stomach awe eyes bright, step elastic and complexion rosy—they're wonderful. Get a 10-cent box now at any drug store. Mothers can safely give a le Cascaret to children any time en cross, feverish, bilious, tongue | _, Fcoated or constipated they are harme | Pitt leas.—Advt niver J orning | Howard Du fermon, and a number ministers took part in tl tion will con with @ special festly . at whi rier Hibbe G his only known relative Mr, Westcott left weoks ago. ew York three “OLD FIRST” CELEBRATES. With the service The pastor, th eld, preach Rev. v Whitms President of H, Outerbride Com Dr. John P nt and CONCERTS AND MUSIC. Princess Theatre, Tues, Atty p AFTER tH ZIEGFELD ATOR Tag ROL PIANO REC i aye. ar ee | MALLET - PREVOST ”-cOHA ra trou Ge eee fone one 7 ocul METROPOLITAN? - ts Md = x AT R15. . sees “MILE: A- MINUTE "KEN {DAL MAS A LAUGH A MINUTE, —Eve.Sun, | Winter Garden 4! Bil DAVID PT RFIELD:* i THE Music ||] PRINCESS j,,, To-M’ w Eve. 8 WA MASTER MARGERY DAW Met ESE FULTON ‘/(',.. ToMoRROW At | | CASINO Hew «= Wel ANNA HELD is FOLLOW ME 39TH ST. 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"HODGE 5 /<,< TO-NIGHT AT 8.45 4 Soe ik before: all's ¢ Theatres of New” York," PIERROT PiGnread MUMO THROUGHOLT, ne LITTLE W445 SEVEN CHANCES c JOLOSSAL SPECTACLE tra of fi Mata & Sal Orewa MANHATTAN ne Japanese Nigh Wert k LAU RETTE TAYLOR’ THE HARP OF LIFE avr) Al UPSTAIRS AND ‘DOWN” CORT THEATRE To-Day at 2.30 10, Mornings att 11 ‘ Afternoons at THE 1 ELLOW ' STANDARD |"* PUNCIL® sUDY, wal THE FLAME | TREASURE. ISLAND Tee ar tiraen 7 256TH TIP ine, LYRIC " ih Y f IKINGTON}.: lett. Erk. | A DAUGH Cops FOR THE MAN SHE LOVED, willbe KELLERMANN | The Mutual is making a fight to do exporter with offices at No. 60 Church | yesterday and | h | THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, DECEMBER AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. _ AMUSEMENTS. Will be shown the week of December 4tii in the WILLIAM FOX CIRCUIT OF THEATRES | | L4te to BWAY 47. ‘a7 T\ RESTAURANTS. | RESTAURANTS. TRAND Ree i||We believe that the first duty of a ‘6|/Restaurant is to serve good fone VAUDEVILLE. 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M, to NEW YORK RAILWAY COMPANY, tleles ade will be Informa fi iding World's northwest core St. and Bromdways Harlem wn Office, sth HEARN Fourteenth Street ‘Wont of Fitth Avenue Ago Age Age Ago Ago Age Aga Ago Age Age whe whe Christmas Gitts for All i Age Aen Age Age hen Ben Bee Age wby Age Ben Agen semetning New! No Matter Where You Look! These—For Both TODAY and TOMORROW— Selected from Hundreds of Other Gift Su tions. BLANKETS There may be some people who don’t want blankets for Christmas ifts—but these people surely do: The housekeeper—plain ones for use or some for the guest rooms. | The college or boarding school girl—just to keep warm—and some of the wonderfully colored patterns for her couch, too, perhaps. And baby, whether he knows it or not—needs two or three of the ex- bygone warm Jacquard blankets, if course, they should come from Hearn's, blankets—always, PURE WOOL BLANKETS—full sizo—attractive shades of corn, Copen- hegen, orchid, old and French g ay: Bound with taffeta on all edges.......... BATH ROBE BL ANKETS —warm ettattown sare —two on three tone Jacquard design + 2.49. 3.109 Cord Sets.. JACQUARD COMFORTABLE BLANKETS—best eiderdown That means the best in 11.98 finish. Bound with silk ribbon or all around—our reg. $5.49. 1.08 JACQUARD COMFORTABLE BLANKETS—good color combinations; exceptional assortment . . 2.98 With Indian designs and colors Teele 3.08 PURE LAMB'S WOOL BLANKETS white, with wide taffeta binding, pink, blue, orchid, French gray—or white, bound with satin, in dainty shades... 0.00.00. 0.0... lecccuceseeueueveees 14.98 EXTRA FINE ALL-WOOL BLANKETS—two-toned plaid and block designs. Also extra fine white wool blanket, with Hales order in bar designs. 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To nt dealers buying, quantities restricted Jail or Telephone Orders, 5 7 , | $14.98 Women's and Misses’ | $3.49 Marseilles Spreads 2.28 Winter Coats 11.78) F size—satin§ finish—various Navy and brown mixture beited models; all # flare or design. large collars “srmmans BASEMENT. Met. Turkish Bath Towels 20x42 hemme ATA—AEOOND FLOOR. $4.98 and $5.98 Women's Coney Muffs.......... 4.25! feign and pillow shapes — satin | $349 Linen Napkins—dozen 2.88 FURS--SPCOND PLHoR, @-inch—heavy Irish linen—damask $10.98 Women's Serge Dresses, 1 TRA PN UNS MAIN FLOOR, Navy and black ta eae es | 98 ct, Satins-35 inch . 87 ¢ A Aunecatl a alse: Soft ish—large assortment of sith 80UND'Floon colors Cre -MAIN FLOOR, se Cindi icmoitcned»| Wet Outing Flannel mh } rion, | Blouses 2.88 trim'd with por Val lace ated sucka couse ab'd front USE SECOND FLOOR 's White Petticoats wide emb'y or Bow 1008 WEAR SHOOND FLOOR. DRESS 98 ct, Flannelette & Crepe Kimonos... .76 25 ct. Wide Ribbons 9 «1 patterns or plain-—eluatte belt Large variety of pretty Dreadons, |]95 et Unteimmed Black Velvet Hate 77 Pwo Hate! MeN eo re. | 21 et. Yard Wide White Poplins a7 17 ‘and lace ANtS Du IND FLOOR $498 and $5.98 Imported L44 Irish Point Cur cece B88 | Also Cluny or Ma Antoinette: ine anki | Bovelty or showy bord) Heaps LACE PAINS RASEMBNT, Sue $26.98 Seamless Velvet Rugs. 21.00 $6.98 Boys’ Suite 9 to 18 yea 50, oxi2 tt h medallions and amail f ae aise Rugs THIRD irae AND rem Norfolk, | 24 et, and 29 ct. Gift Novelt nhoy ATHING- THIRD PLOOR i Handkerchief Boxes ed. vanity bags, Dree 14 ct, Bleached Mushns, 42 inch 10 wid coat hangers: and Fe eS ING HASEMEST nee 1003 HASEMENT Clock Sten for the Clocks! Denote Morning Look for the Clocks! Music Every Day —Main Floor—All Concert Orchestra FRANZ KALTENBORN, Conductor String Orchestra in Restaurant—Third Floor U prown Merchandiseat Downtown Prices