The evening world. Newspaper, February 16, 1917, Page 8

EVEmnO WUGs TU DEPORT lov cn? isvenuemues wus, 4: WHEN THE WAR IS OVER Black May Be Changed to Purple ne I and Blue Merch Lavender I PINLADELPHIA, 1 the war MATHUSHEK the beltef, the belief in. gas {e that dye will be the war is over. is over evening come here and compare carefully with our price tags, which are plainly marked. You, too, will then be a Kellner Extraordinary Bargains : Wetherbee, millionaire hotel man. enthusiast! 4 a ‘ A * no ring was presented to Count i in this Sale of adtslaus Festetics, great-grandfather : of Count Rudolf, by the Empress Maria for the service he performed M A | | E |\n restoring the throne to her. When the Empress was threatened Hun-| |warian noblemen came to her rescue| ; GR 4 NDS under the leadership of Count Fes-| t Is direoted against the Fi- Only 4 {t.8 in. long, 4 ft. 6 in. wide et egs AP gen! Mb F ny q to pay'a $6,000 burglary in- GONTESS FF DE one { You have always longed for a beautiful rance policy on the precious hetr-||@ "2% aime cursory. : little grand—very small —the right size to ° ees | epnaeane me on AP e fit the corner of that room in your home. ly i verikred: tA Oem as on ee WOMAN ROBBED OF $1,600 Here is your chanoe to get just the grand Queen Anne Dining Room Suite ceasemiebacaar agile TW dane you have wanted imAmercin Waint. pics, $228 Hua ta ane ooebep cer AU UkUey FULIUE HAD IT ) F 2 decided to return to this country, but ’ nae The 25 rooms completely furnished the French military authorities re- _— It is graceful in design, and very emall, ‘ " i" . ' { requiring no more space than an Mi ght will prove interesting and instructive. | fused to believe he was an Americas | Three Men Arrested in Rooms Over citizen ; ae 4 Al these Pianos ce practically new, but we ‘Through the American Ambassador} Eighth Avenue Saloon—Victim ave cu price very lo in Paris the Count’s certificate of Stripped of Gems. ; $ naturalization was obtained, This} police from the West One Hundred {A D 450 me a Restle bana ee ten tia ‘ and Thirty-fifth Strect Station carly ‘ t t lowever, the Countess Lara Fes-| to.day visited a so-called clubroom $10 Monthly S.E. Cor. 15" ST.e OM Al tetics de Tolna, the Count’s mother,| over the saloon of Gustav Block at ! Come and See How It Pulfila Your Wishes, SINCE 1891 was still an Austrian citizen living| xo, 2350 Eighth Avenue and ’ r To St fa +9 A . ! MATHUSHEK, B’way and 47th st. jErench military oMciais, To tau t ‘ Nilsen, Unda Bevis the safety of the heirloom she gavel KOU VLanno i 848 Beran it to her daughter-in-law, whol ° i \brought it to this country. | H d y F H Sit ahe evening of Oct leat yea ide Your Fat ' HE satisfaction of being thor- the Count tocked the diamond in bis| oyevatnene te the one misfortune you ; tenant |chiffonier drawer, He looked for it SS cine fi ea ‘ oughly equipped for climatic the next evening, intending to wear |? Rot hide from yourselt oF fram thine , changes in traveling south ra- it to a diplomatic affair in Wash- 4 diates ease of mind and bod- ily comfort. Everything for the “Sunny South”; flannel suits and trousers, suits of mohair and serge, rainproofed top-coats for uncertain a days, sheer flannel shirts, straw hats, can and buck oxfords, and trunke and bags insuring safe carriage. BROKAW BROTHERS 1457-1463 BROADWAY AT FORTY-SECOND STREET THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY <9) = UIT REVEALS THEFT -- OF NSTRIN EMPRESS Seven Karat Diamond Ring} Presented to Count by Maria * Ait filed to-day in the Suprem ELLNER furniture and Kellner price Court by the Count and Countess is rational and dependable Rudolf Festetics de Tolna disclosed See the “bargain’’ offers and then — abt hat che hn thecal nema: diamond ring, once the the in Paris. =|session and Mable to seizure by th | ington. been forced, but there was no evi-|th® |denee of the use of burglar tools, | © |The police were notified, and after, 7our welsbt ea! |several months’ work, failed to find|!¢s# Marmola P the thief. They reported that their the fet suspicions rested on several persons | sold fi who had called at the house on busl- | ness. | CHICAGO, Feb. Burman, who claims to be the son of a wealthy New York importer, started for Jefferson Barracks, Mo., to-day as! an army recruit, he carried with him| @ box of 2,000 cigarettes bearing his, a on monogram. “I'm afraid V'll be unable to get any te lof them in the army,” said Burman, Jour way @@ ellmness an: ‘“and I want to be prepared.” aa 16, 1917. — | COUNTESS WHO SUES Theresa Stolen Here. Empress Maria Th Countess's father, the late Gard- The ring was in her pos- pund there, the men th It Was gone, The lock had! 0° health and I No arrests were made, een | same harmless ingredients that madi 16.—When Hyman ed and the bodily Detroit, Mieh.. and you @ full case—en An Unusual Offering of | Men’s Negligee Shirts made of good-quality madras, in a— large assortment of attractive patterns and colorings (soft or stiff cuffs), very specially priced at H : $1.00 each will take place to-morrow (Saturday) | in the Young Men's Clothing Department on THE SIXTH FLOOR LEATHER uso arene | == Tout epcum | ool OUTSIOL HEEL | Elevators on 24th Street side of Store) Regal Triple Tread Everybody knows through atthe heel, B have tough leather gua pure red gum outside t! qu ary rubbers cut ‘riple Tread Rubbers inside the heel and The only rubbers you can Women’s Tailor-made Suits (pater depend on for Jong service. A trim fit in all sizes, Sizes incomplete) REGAL SHOE COMPANY NEW YORK CITY : &re y on sale at extraordinarily . -reduced prices. Ready-toewear Sults, Third Floor) NEWARK, N. J. JERSEY CITY 825 Broad St Ces t 108 Newark Ave Made for us by Converse Rubber Shoe Co. in widths ranging from 534 to 614 will be on special sale to-morrow at 28c. per yard This remarkable offering will comprise Satin Taffeta, Plain Taffeta, Striped Satin-and- taffeta and Printed Warp Ribbons, al! of which are worth much more than the low price quoted. Spring Dresses, Suits and Coats for Girls of 6 to 16 years are shown on the Second Floor in a large and comprehensive assortment which includes everything that is necessary to the girl's correct appareling. In regular stock, at the prices quoted, are $1.75 t ashable White Dresses ° 55.00 Washable Colored Dresses . 1.75 to 22.50 Worsted Dresses . . - 8.75 to 110.00 k Frocks . ° - 11.50 to 135.00 ilored Coats ; ° - 8.50 to 95.00 Tailored Suits 5 . - 19.75 to 125.00 Also Middy Blouses . ° ° 95c. to $4.50 Separate Skirts . . . $1.25 to 7.50 Hitth Auenue- Madison Avenue, New York |olear and smooth. This famous prescrip: fe now condensed into tablet form. TAKES “SMOKES” WITH HIM, | zecn tablet contains an exact dose of | original prescription Capable of reduc! ammed ine overtat body at the rate of two, th | or four pounds @ weex witnout the slight- one tablet after t bedtime antil the normal health wt Cann of No. 2464 bth Avenus, o»-| Doctor Tells How to FOR INSURANCE ON GEM, \)"°. Gorvin of So 308 West 00) Quickly Strengthen “all Bin eM THE CIF] THE GIFT OF EMPRESS jon Bradiey of N>. 220 tagecombe Your Eyesight atHome » frend because BON -OPTO public dancing + TRENGTHENS EYES!® noticed that her f four diame a diamond | BROOKLYN Sale of New \ For Spring MY Present Apparel ALTERATIONS, BROOKLYN STORE Fulto \ and Bridge Sts. WILLIAM BLLIULY $10000 FdRFe!T- argest Popular Price Garment House in New York D. PRICE & CO. 6" Ave. Corner 18" Street NEWARK NEW YORK Final Clearance Last Reductions on Our Remaining Winter Stocks— Prices Down to the Low- est Level of the Season, to Insure a Com- plete Disposal of Every Winter Garment. 542 Winter Coats & Suits pon 5590 ans S$ In the majority of cases the re- ductions are more than half, No Alterations. Nokaxchanges. No Returns, Nat ay Models \ | Wear PREF REE ALTERATIONS, Two of the New Spring Suits featured Saturday at $15.00 Smart New Spring Suits—$15.00 Sport, Tailored and Semi-Tailored effects, of Poiret Twill, Serge, Gabardine and Poplin—in Black, Navy, Gold, Mustard, Belgian, Apple Green, Rose and Rookie Tan showing all the style ideas f ed in high-priced Suits. Sizes 14 to 44. Attractive New Silk Dresses—$12.95 Street and Aftctnoon Models of Crépe de Chine, Taffeta or Taffeta-and-Georgette combinations, elaborately em broidered. Shown in all the new colors. Sizes 14 to 44, New Spring Serge Dresses—$8.95 Smart tailored effects, many cleverly embroidered, in Navy, Black and the prevailing new shades. Sizes 14 to 44, New Sport & Dress Skirts—$5.00 Wool Velours, Gabardines, Taffetas, Satins, Wool Jerseys and Novelty Fabrics—smart effects in the new stripes and plaids, high colors for sport wear, and the more subdued shades for street wear. All sizes The above also on sale at our and NEWARK STORE Market and Halsey Sts. Se en, Read theStory OF — ie Wanderer By MAURICE V. SAMUELS From the Play Now Playing at the Manhattan Opera House Feb’y 19th IN THE Begins Evening World