The evening world. Newspaper, January 26, 1917, Page 13

THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JANUARY MODERY ACCOMPLISHMENTS. (From the Lonilitie Courler-Jouraal.) engaged to a dear BROOKLYN YOUTH 'S KILLED | ON BATTLEFIELD IN FLANDERS | Adolph Terry Rottger of Brooktyn ‘asked But, more he cook A ch: ‘ook Ac ie? ithe other facetiously. ” ° “Well. T don't know about that king of cherries, iptop cocktail she cau mix es | Ws Kiied last November while carry- Mahe Secretary ; Expected We K ing wounded soldiers from the battle- r Begin Work on Government 4 field in Flanders, according to letters 1,495,000 gross tone. | in the S lh i i é m f eign ot Factory in the Spring. | ; EEP LOOKING YOUNG received yesterday by his mother, Mrs Oy LEM NeG creed vee, ho eaed. Cae ee Ha ie A i i i \ +f Gas 6 | Mary Rottger of No. 1029 Fitty-sev- _—>—- | WASHINGTON, Jan, 26.-—-Secretary wt It's Basy—If You Know Dr, | ¢&th Street, Brooklyn, from two off. | Daniels to-day began preparing to cers of the company in which the| youth served. Hoe went to Australia on Sept. 1, 1914. Edwards’ Olive Tablets The secret of keeping young is to WARNS U.S. SHIPS (MUST MEET RIVALS He was twenty-one | Foreign rade C Council Appre- dur ne 1917 w will shatter all previous predictign f the Fi ‘ds of nev Gudski Sings Isolde With DANIELS GETTING READY TO BUILD PROJECTILE PLANT of Navy to meet the British Government's re- | fusal to permit Hadfields, Limited, to | manufacture projectiles for the Amer- sg AN iv at . The Abraham & Straus Private Subway Entrance at Hoyt Street is quickly reached by Brooklyn Express, as follows, from \ (war) Sim. pot 20 poune to do this you must wateh | years old, fash : | ‘ican navy by making ready to equip PABA", VRSEE) SRS: | FRY aft: : BBS: | PeeeeaFentre!: zm. | Beokize Prigge om er liver a id bowels—there's no need —_—._- — hensive About Plans of New | Rare Eloquence’: Govertiment plant to do the work. of having @ sali ; ‘dnane ris we : mat“ Sel ys [THREE POLICE CAPTAINS OUT. Federal Board. | le ON MIMS ooo At he Littl vu get a Face “dull eyet| Retirement Orders for Hecker, ner | By Sylvester Rawling. “{ expect work to begin on the t \'4 | 2@ Prices $13. 08 and $15. 08: ‘f ob monk ener doe! ee | Barnes and Creamer, PITTSBURGH, Pa., Jan, 26.—Direct RISTAN UND 1S0f vie t in the spring,” said Secretary ingetive perat, Rickness comes from) orders were issued at Police Head-| Warning to the newly created ship \66 I Meee as tee the arst| Daniels, “and the machinery will be | #. Edwards perfected a vegetable |@uarters, to-day retiring! on pensions) ping board to go slowly in working ‘ advertised for noon." | ‘ectable | tires ol fs contain © ; t sam time this on as Isolde, 0 0 i 4 ‘eampound ized with olive olltto act Uhree old time captains, They are “Big out a plan for extension of the Ameri- ~ Tong at the Metropolitan Opera} The Navy Department practically | r CRS r $ } he fiver and bowels, which he| Precinct, Willett Farner of the Pope | carn merenan’ marine under govern: \n ke lant night, Again the house) as abandoned hope of getting satis- dere to his patients for vears ; eu parnes of the Pop-| ment patronage, was given in & For-| way ya eine | factory bids from American manufac- ” ir. Edwards’ Olive ‘Tablets, the mere ine’ bee. ies }eign Trade Council report to-day. The | pobusstetioas put ceuteniahe |turers. ‘The board selecting a site for | How charming “Sweet Sixteen” will be in this tunic tubstitnte for calomeb, are gentle in | report said re ihe ie catative re ho $11,000,000 armor platg plant prob- winged frock of taffeta with the little square vest of white | ld Fe kag TIA IE ae lps $ iG ‘The duty which Mes before the | way 1) uk hatter Volee than she {ably will locate the projectile plant) Georgette crepe! Or modest maid of fourteen, or little | shipping board is not so mueb the! | 4 Mea in “Lohens | On the same site. SE O oe, {opllpsioe apa Altar jentere sxpenditre of 4he aperORMAeOn li Pade fn Folly oe Lohens | OV coretars. Daniels conterrad to-day | Miss Fighteen—at her matinees and afternoon dances! . . t MM) under n a of t Charles M. Schwab of Bethile- . toning ‘ = liver and clearing the | aged thirty-two gpsttbeadik en ait a second act—the immortal tove duet— \ hom, whes tr were rejected by the Then there's another model that combines Georgette | system of impurities. | jc ker's re ‘ existing at present, but the) wien ys yepa ebe P 7 , a. A Woucwill kanw De, Edwards’ Olive |geent, went, Into eltec : inane, iHon: 08 w:pullcy weNelian aaa: where | took Lele ha otal side aye Department crepe in the skirt as in the bodice—of course, sleeves are | Wablets by their olive color. 10¢ and [Ean wit aon jreamner OF6 OR Vacate oan shins to compete of Gata! CaM [erent ene wae rarely eloquent ~ ot the crepe, too. Soutache braid in a running motif is a | Pee per, box, All druggists—Advt. ‘thelr vacation periods expire,” "| with thone that hav . ey er epee es eer See ; HEL AT BAY retty feat with thowe ehat have én the pa e&Fr | great minaiesdeama her winging of the | POSSE s D Pretty feature, — = ried the preponderating share of our tee i Geuer Yuk ' foreign commerce." Fhsehgtrh hintaan sd apa cars| BY ARMED GIRL OF 14 And there are many, many other Frocks as appealing, | ’ ‘Tho report was prepared by @ CoM} Hut never hag she uttered it with such | You'll find just the color you've set your heart on. mittee comprising James Farrell, | prot Aoentatid! it. b } p ou e « of , » Robert Dollar and P. A. 8. Franklin | be of love and ot deach ze |i inally Outmanoeuvred by Officers Oxford Melton or Burella Cloth Spring Suits, LIPTON’S Yellow Label : edd and was presented to-day by Secre- Seeking to Arrest Family as prises, hank you, Mme. Both Wonderfully Smart in the New Styles. | \ | | ‘ (World's finest) tary Robert H. Patehin Jacques Urlua was a ¢ Moonshiners. * Jacking Up the 2 Ors., 18.1 Ib., 350. ay er spe iad fell Mr fab an Impresalve Tristan, hiseniai wey eas Wend Both materials are warm enough for present wear. ¥ es ous phases of the! power and disti »| BILOXI, Miss, Jan. Armed 7 x 5 isthe: ane ~~ Sal T t prone ful Lalas ' he loc i atentous | witha anole able he In the melton cloth the Suits are so trig and mannish- \ ¥ ‘ eapo' LIPTO! abel Attacking the personnel of the new robes and crown while | Gerne, toon years old, looking; they have the custom-made look every inch, | j (Best at the price) shipping board, Mr. Dollar said and pursuing across) for t Lours @ posse of revenue of- » the ac ore’ a , \ There's a feeling around that HE Se 25, Ons.,10c.— 34 b.,30¢. , EL know them all. ‘They are men a talthleny wits, an ‘ hy to pees eee Weel In the burella cloth there's something out-doorsy and |! at wngnt. to go up, like every- of the highest type, but there is a so effectively. Otto * pitty for moonshining ‘The sportslike about them, Maybe it’s in the material, maybe || or a Mis manliness, Into his # uthoritte harge tha J upackese or coda rato Hind (Others at this price nd they select for the shipping | acting of the devoted kn a been making th t green, peace dove gray, mustard. on AS copa at's how men who are most active in] Kurwenal, Margarete Obe SESE EEE tte MY Come in and see them all, Sizes 14, 16, 18 years, | ee ie Lipton’s price, quality and She: ommittec's be Car eae ess i Prices $29.98 to $36.50. : d ommittee’s report pre-| Reiss ax the Shepherd, | : . 1a a . unchanged. » Soils } Becoud floor, Centra! Build ey remain ri re : arp Patchin showed | as the Helmsman and Max Bioch as E t Cc d B | ¢ mm cep your eyes ope ny 3s of figures that despite the| the votce of a sailor completed the a s an y ut aveat losses of allied tonnage through | cast, Mr. Bodanzky tempered 1 emy submarining, mining and cap-jehesira to a poetic pronowon i aia trai wat cca caine crams ,| LOSES Her Fat |; Women’s Fur Coats i ping ted of an aggregate of} more chan usual appeal Here's joyfal news fer avery Pesky per | | 2,000,000 tons in transport service — son who } things to eat, esp alone, and Germany has $9.1 per cent.| Mr. Stransky and the Philharmo ally those who are denying themarives MH Compare this in quan MP | other tonnens in neutral pories | Orchepirn at the woclety'a concert In] the vhinge thay ike meet becoure st the Save Greatly by Choosing tity and qui other tea at town their welght © with which they are al negie Hall last night had for sol Maximilian Pilzer, © the master of the orchestra, in Sindic’s yncerto in A major, opu ver is a New Yorker w h in musi for some y strangely many a fiddle y~ Smith) who travels New York to Is. It judgm r-mas' Now at These Reductions i} Bear in mind, before you read’ another word, that this is an Abraham and | | Straus announcement; equal to saying that merited and utmost confidence may |) | be placed in each statement made. 1° For the Cost of Fur Peltry Has Gone Up Hugely | since we placed our orders for these Coats. There is little indication of lower prices. When | you buy a Coat from these groups you will, cially next year, have the greater satisfaction of a wise investment. styles are the fashionable models of the Winter and those that will be worn next Winter. Hudson Seal Coats at $70, $85, $98.50 concert hant marine ageols basis, it was sta “That ‘shipbuilding in the Untted States Fulton St., cor. Bridge St. At t Subway Static Station 1329- 1331 1331 Broadway ear Gates Avenu Avenue 4810-4812 4812 Fifth Ave. rope by the war, he cliose Mr for the important place. in the 8 The dig concérto (did psorption of anot injurious druge safety. Try | || and. get_re | wh louKe somes 2 Well, let that pass) easy thing Brooklyn Bet. 48th and 49th Sts. played it anit = ea | $110, $120, $132.50, $175 Four Hudson Seal Coats, Reduced from $225 lo... Caracul Coats, Reduced from $210 to One Caracul Coat, Reduced from $310 lo. . Nearseal Coats, Reduced from $79.50 lo. . Mole Coat, Reduced from $495 lo.......0.0005 ; | Becond Floor, Central Building, | in your playing, and, if my true, is it worth while to spoil @ solo violinist by perpetual playing’ in an orchestra? Ky the rest, there were Brahms's serenade In D major, opus 11, not an inspired or a rousing compositiv: third moven incontinently and at the end Tschatkowsky's « ‘Pathetique” symphony, which I ¢ not stay to hear because of a the opera, Clearance Before Inventory Entire Remaining Stock of Winter Apparel Offered Tomorrow Without Reserve 1500 Highest Grade Winter Coats At About Half Former Prices BROKE TROTH: PAYS $400. Jersey Victor Records for February ‘on Sale Saturday | It is a very good idea to “Tiara of Violets” Hats “Bunch of Violets” Bag Copied from Hermance of Paris Felte Bayonne, N | hy ra | “freshen up” your collecs | » newest, most up-to-the-minute midwinter models, in all the favored colors; many are luxuriously FH desi ase ‘i , | tion of Victor Records | trimmed; the very kind that women are asking for and buying at normal prices elsewhere Pr gen eg cea eb Russian violets, they are, for this Hats! every month by picking out | feenacearopcaea, One, a6 with the majestic mien of @ tera. half a dozen of the ones Wool Velour, Silk Velour, Bolivia, Silk Velour, ivie marriane a, ns furnishes $o¢ Y The opening of this exquisite “Bunch of | you like best from each new | Cheviot! Wool Plush. Wool Velour, Silk Plush, low a: Violets” Bag is a mystery, except to the| list. Take the february | Silk Fur Cloth Broadcloth Seal Plush Bolivia owner, to whom the secret will be divulged. | List, for example:— Y ‘The drawsthings are stem green. The Popular List is larger | than usual, with a lot of 119 12051 CORNER 156 SI The New Symbol of Paris | the new songs and some fine dance music. Two Yellow Leaves The Red Seal List has | is used on the new creation copied from | Some new selections by some | Evelyn Varon's. of the world’s most famous | singers, including new rene | An Origination of Rose Descat derings by them of old | favorites. The newest chapeaux artiste, about whom! “" Our cordial invitation to | all Paris is talking, copied in a Chinese | come and hear the Records | pagoda Hat with queue knot crown Mi Hloor Fine Sale of Boys’ $10.75 and $17.75 Winter Overcoats at $7.95 198 in the collection the majority of them an ex- cellent special purchase; with a dozen imported Coat from our own stock, Sizes in all from 12 to 18 years. The former are of heavy cheviot in grey and tan mixtures and plain navy blue and brown, Made in the favorite double-breasted pinchback style with deep convertible collars and smart patch pockets. rhose from our regular stock are London mace; of handsome Scotch tweeds in tan mixtures and herring bone weaves; full box style. 33 other Boys’ Winter Overcoats reduced to $10.75, fron COATS COATS COATS COATS 595 399 = $95. $39.50 Formerly Formerly Formerly Formerly $25.00 to $29.50 | $29.50 to $35.00 | $35.00 to $42.50 | $42.50 to $59.50 DAVE Justice! — | MAHER SUCCEEDS WHITRIDGE | Directors Elect Him Third Avenue Ra Edward A, General ident of You'll be surprised to find bow much warmed over dishes are improved with a dash of Sauce Is a fine relish for Soups, Roasts, Salads and Gravies. At Grocers and Deli- 10c catessen Stores. Made by E. Pritchard, 331 Spring St., N.Y. wrth floor, West Bldg H udson Seal Coats Dyed Muskrat, 45 ins. long, semi-fitted flare model deep collar and cuffs of Natural Skunk or Black Lynx, Hudson Seal Coats 40 and 42 of extra Dyed Muskrat, inches long; made fine selected, matched skins, Clearance Price 79.50 | Clearance Price 112.50 Per Bottle Women’s & Misses’ Afternoon Dresses Of Serge, Crepe Meteor, Georgette and Taffeta Silk; an immense variety of stylish dresses, many handsomely ‘embroidered. To Close at 9.75 12.75 15.00 Try it tonight or in the morning when you clean your teeth Sozodont AUGUSTA tutional Closing Out All Children’s Coats eee eee A || || 09:16 and tis-18 eeli * denti- 2 p ‘hildren’ | 3.95 pure 4.95 fooling than any, deat Clearance of Boys’ and Children’s Hats | 98c to $3.48, Were $1.48 to $4.95 It’s a pleasure BH amar Died Plush, corduroy and velour; Rah Ra ipe with plain or WASHINGTON, Jun 26 Private Norfolk crown. Also middy bli White, navy, black and $7.95 Corduroys, Zibelines, Mixtures, Sizes 4 to 14 years. Higher Priced Coats at Proportionate Reductions Carolina Cone telegrams brown No Extra Charge for It, Advertisements for ‘Ihe World may be lett at | cll ae Be, any American District Messenger office (m the otty — an oP, M, Yous Mow sand Boye’ Shop, Second Floor, Kast Building Martin’s—Alterations Free, as Usual