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1017. vi, _THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, and was wounded twice before he was] oo. “a | seventeen, According his o 5 r= | statement, he went to school o| o=— _— read and write while In a war hospi tal Later he w ‘CRAWFORD, “POET scout,” DIES OF PNEUMONIA JW ar to 0 9 9 So Sp I SOO “Veteran eteran and Indian G of Scouts t, Noted as Lecturer | under Gon. « eding But. | Br er Cree reer | Founded 1826 Greeley 1goo i ee aes i | and Writer Retna le a - ate | Zephy iy Ginghams ' Black Dress Satin ‘ better | Hutt | Exceptionally Quality, made {i ' For ‘Tomorrow, ‘Thursday ce nie homme oRceeuenaee ot » capt] & | America, 32 inches wide, Ina large selection ' 1,800 Yards He was stricken | ries an Schon ain aie ¢ of checks, stripes, plaids and solid colors ‘ ’ § Set Recres | ord @ laylor , i" | ir an 1 as al ' 28c ay 1 Formerly $1.50 a yard j , ‘boarte id that \ Mteka Bios 38 . oT /ENUE 39th S ' Ground Floor H i teens a 9 me tne sin cinsidacubasenatalec i asl 38th Street FIFTH AVENUE SIU SULSCt — jancavrascdniderascabianiplaicienmninenienaeel Mother-Made, Quick Acting Cough Syrup 3 ‘5 = 4 a nie i" i ¥ ” - 4 au ” 2 EDP A A A A ST A A) A) A) DO ih a frontiersman td attacked the Corsets, Petticoats and Morning Dresses Commencing Tomorrow, Thursday Through the co-operation of several of our best manufacturers we present in this annual event a magnificent t the danger point f , assortment of charming styles and dainty fabrics at prices that mean values altogether out of the ordinary. No funeral ar- swollen thr — 0 SS OO 1 SS OSS OS Oe SoS So ce — 2 | i ) Fy ° ] ase and pre i 3] rangements have Let been made. 5 ! agen as good for grown-ups as for | i eo en-encen enon cancen-encencen.(penrancancanscencemeemcancemeenty meena semcencencendpanan-ancanecencancancen senate | aa 8 i dren. ‘ fo] pertis endia eough syrup is nase] BROKER HULE WEDS NIECE, 8 } Negligees | Lingerie i Silk Petticoats @ ents mort e ii nttle cao} She Was Named in Divorce Sait — —-, i ) ! te ee ene nee pEEeaEererrre™ | ? Hy ‘ we Hirst Wife Won Friday, oe FL Ce a Lee aoe 1 bilan Mi Conn, Fob, 28 ; Crepe de Chine Coatee Negligees—A charming model H Fabrics, despite the advance in cotton, are soft {Taffeta Petticoats—A really remarkable value, for these § @ , Mise Mill ] With shad ace coat, tass ts deep points, Anothet 1 114 sine: serviceable nainscoks, shcer batistes have {are full, flaring skirts with hemstitched, ruffled flounces, Per clahteen-year-old Normal & with crepe fi Chine coat, « rate with wide filet, lace, ’ yi : ’ I é gate Halahedl caretac tit MBA NE eelity ; Hable effects, 5 was named in the ] Both have full accordion pleated skirts... $12.75 § been selected with a view to the fastidious woman's { re : si ene) Wolters See eae oe See $2.95 ] ce the tate % Crepe de Chine Negligees—A graceful “wing” model, | demands [Pees Toe ee wife. t its ted draperies tasseled; broad satin ribbon defines | lace ; Emb ries were never more effectively em. | , Faffeta Petticoats--Striped silk of excellent quality ¥ the Empire waistlir : Wee tcl ears Soe cere ey : He | changeable and plain colors in models with deep pointed Btract, combine inal) ands tte § Crepe de Chine Negligees—Av unusually pretty Empire 4 ployed. Filet and Valenciennes, Armenian and Baby Trish qo g scalloped flounces $3.95 ac famous the world over for ity quick) model, with insertions of creamy Alencon lace $8.95 § crochet in beautiful patterns. Swiss and Appenzell embroid { ton the menbe ie ' a 5, Wool Cree Lounging Robes— Luxuriously lined with § eries. Exquisite effects are achieved with hemstitching often Dresden Taffeta Petticoats—Ay unusually desirable ¢ | sk your j : ( soft White ville and Banded with satin HbbOn 97-90 § combined with medallions of Filet lace or tiny insert { Skirt, fashioned of light or dark flowered Silks of superior { 4 tn Ps Span a 1 ¢ tice 0 atthe home of the| & @ Crepe de Chine Negligees — \impire model, the, full Hictshian detaile ere Taulél Fae een aie expen. | Guality, the deep flounce tucked and ruffled. Also plain j broek ae! | | gathered skirt trimmed with satin ribbon $5.95 ' HRS SESS ars: ARUN RSs : ; : 4 ‘Taffeta Petticoats with shirred flounces. $4.95 ] \ , = ‘Lustre-Crepe”’ Negligees- limpire 1 coatee model Nec eee oiiks ie 8 rahe HALTS * cAnD SUBWAYS) 6 ] with hand-embroidered collar 1 cuff 95 and $4. 43 } Nish? Cowns 98e, $1.45, $1.95, $2.95 and $3.95. i Silk heey Petticoate—Several styles in the new Spring ( a Power shut on Ten Minutes ater! > £ Albatross and Wool Crepe Negligees—Empire models Faalee cueiad GBc, $1.45, $1.95, $2.95, | CT, ane! black. Flounces of taffeta or the Jersey fabric, 3 | Mau Drops to ‘Teack. | | with lace edged voile coll d. cults or semifitted and | nvelope ny ‘ Reh ie eae cordion pleated, ruche edged, scalloped or rutfled. ] | hintet, of Nf. 807 Trinity 4 ¥ trimmed with ribbon $3.95 | Petticoats, Hounces of lace a bre a ais { $3.95 and $4.95 § fe ‘perder Dotted Voile Negligees a, pink or blue | pcrele? § tes Satin Dance Skirts—-\ashable satin, lustrous and heavy wh fe India silk, robe or kimono models, satin ribbon trimmed or | ‘Tailored models in piqu Bc, $1.45, $1.95. | fest, pink or white. Flounees, | ant § with embroidered crepe de Chine e nd cuffs, x | ! Combinat d8c, $1.45, $1 [aN elude, bie aMira noes e rd rail] 6 f 95 and $7.95 4 Chemise and Combinatior c, $1.45, * More elaborate models have pleated vet aus c {fles ] 4 man] Sa ' : ee die 5 Drawer. 50c, 98c, $1.45, $1.95. J or tlounces, tucked and. shirred $3.95 «95 3 1 leat (Q-eeocem-eencenn ance am: encemraneen-(jancencan-eneen — a ] H Cursens t CancCwen 50c, 75c, 98c. —— ice ie pa ee 5 MM”: Sunkist Oranges ed { | Eteiierrareuresss tis! ee | Philippine Hand-embroidered Lingerie { Morning Dresses " S are ripening for you ¥ : doft nainsook with floral and conventional patterns, ex enema. oe emcee eee pare ee | : every day in Cali tratr Lord & Taylor Special Corsets ' quisitely hand ety ' ‘inal } ' ry fornia, Fat these uni- ASE saute Standard’ #4.s0 Models; $1.50 1 thoth 1.65 98. $2.95 53.98 1 Gingham Morning Dresses Striped gingham in a x tormly ood oranges freely i been inter:| @ @ 1g, | Gowns $1.05, $1.95, $2.95 and $3.95. | teat, practical model; large pocket in the flaring skirt. $1.35 ¥ 8 for their flavor and health- ira Especially suited fo ow slight figures, the glitly boued, Envelope Chemise $1.65, $1.95 and $2.95. 7 = 4 fulness. Order to-day +i | clastic girdle 5 1 terials are beautiful broches and § Ghent: $1.50, $1.95, $2.50 and $2.95 {Gingham and Percale Dresses—\'wo models in striped i é | 2 brocaded batistes in pi ie ue or white. Sizes 20 to 24 1 IS AIES SEED TEE BEN ANE IEO™* “1 effects; white collars, cuffs and broad belts; flaring skirts © Sunkist 1k 4 j Lord & Taylor Special Corsets ' Crepe de Chine Underwear § with two pocket 1. i $ H Star nd $3.50 Models, $1.95 ' Less Than Manufacturers’ Price {Gingham Morning Dresses Striped gingham of ex é | Uniformly Good { Broche in Reet rinmedie ntact tor avernge Ree erebin Valcccraie a erent sage f cellent quality’ in a pretty model with embroidery trimmed # Up Oranges d 0 and well dev fe Size to ‘ facturer overstocked with the finer qualities Cr le § 78 td Re S RieheaPeont = Reshon ® ' Teel daenunen § . Fancy pink striped coutil in lace med mode) with clastie | Chine made up his surplus yardage tor us at inuch below White Pique AOcHng Dresses—‘Vailored model, the @ ee ee ’ t bel “peace plans.” The inserts at top, free |} Sizes 21 t (usual prices ¢ collar, cuffs and belt hemstitched; skirt with “pinafoi t rd ts spelled with two | = ‘American Lady” Corsets 1 The models are lovely with Valencic fe | pocket ' Al © striped gingham, in model with scalloped 2 ¢ m1 tandar Model, $2.95 { laces and hand embroideries; their tin 4g White collar and cuffs of pique... cee $3.75 —, 18 | eee hye ; ribbon trimmed; well g 4nd hemstitchings; many are faidiful 1) White Voile Morning Dresses—A_ pretty wuched model | ] h free hip; me tand length. Sizes 21 to 25, 4 ties. All are in flesh pink j With net lined waist and velvet girdle $4.95 j 3 Vounde Greeley 190 i Frolaset lace rd Front) Corsets ' mone es $2.95 i 5, $4.95, $5.95, $6.95. | Colored \ Dre $5.95 | Standard $e 1 $2.4 ‘ 1 aNVEIOPE i * / bs 9 mite Pita Dresses—Straight models on the newest § ene i Pink broche, prettily trimr braid and ribbon, j Crepe and Satin Bodices We, $15, $1.95. 4 vith broad belt and double rows of buttons. Soutache Zz | e< 3 j Sizes 21 to 30. See H J tnished with wide white collar and cuffs .. $5.95 ] VE a i = ES 1 ST SC Pe ee eee ee eee tee ee mm SL LL 6 coe se 4 Oe Smart Neu n’s Tailored slg? Suits, $25 » Spring Models Woinen’ s $12 High Cut Boots Very Special will Place o Women 5.00 nda ‘Tomorrow, we —]0—— 0 Se 9 Se 0 Se 0 SS SS SS OS OS 00 0 SO 0 0 0 00 S064 0 SS 9 eG | ' ' ' ' ' a) ' ' ' ' ' ti | i [4 1 2 Vi) 1.000 j Exceptional values—smart and stylish but « pr ree tev d | i $8.95 i ts] : ’ rae | navy or black » Serer i e best qu bie tly ted, the coats feature many clever Light gray mia i rd 1A) Semi-Made Skirts i) ty enctee andere tinely: neva peau dee)! eee nen [fight gray suede in smart spring ir | of White Pique i Gabardine Suits, $39.50 | Sport Suits, $35.00 tt Kidskin Low Shoes | | ities at SI. 98 ; Copies of $55.00 & $60.00 Suit ' { Wool Jersey ! I $5.50 u in! ‘ I two distinctive mod 1 navy, roe a f cha 1 ttn pearl grey, dark grey and ivory. i y i Sold here recently at $2.5 } Peep edt Brodatnaned t un an to} Turne » Louis XVI. heels ' ( S atihess ' } New Spring and Papin er \ + gf lined with novelty or rich plain silk . a : marty ila | } Women's $6.00 and $7.00 Black 1 ‘A til with two patch pockets, or ted = 7 § Button Boots Formal Showing ber UT with pear button, Wartncour, || Tweed Coats, $12.50 | t for eaee g $4.95 Vi i] 25 to 36 inche Length 4 40 Pull Lelted inodel, t ed of sm { re Clot Gabard . aes bs a nd Po ~ e e | i] 2 ' ' ‘ | rhig cu tylc in pater an | French Millinery —}|') \)i hiv fags june jf dull teat 1 | : ee cece ta ec enieni eceplane sescee cain an A ae agtent ne ae MRE ee is ' Revealing the correct trend of authenticated ! | i 7 i ete en eT styles as interpreted by the foremost French 4 | meme a icetietieaen oe eo me ee ae eee a hae a ae ee ae ae em ae ae em renee emer ee ee eenraw ees eee -emeeneemrendy <) artistes. i} 6) . ~ ‘ | S| “are models selected by our own personal | €] 8 4 March Sale of Women’s Spring Blouses lc representative 30 ¢ nber adaptations } ' pabiNes i ; oye sApEAHONE 1 fn krent With «@ Velinile Purpose and originations from our ewn corps of milliners. 4 iy BL ; ee eae P ' Hats for Dress Hats for Motor Wear (sist louses Three Mods articutarts Smart New Models at $5.00 I. ‘ Hats for Theatre Hats for the Miss tii ' i * Georgette Crepe My Hats for Sport Hats for Children 4 \f ov ot ! ‘ s i | § ¥ together with exclusive ideas for smart after. 1%) % ' \ P ‘ isilksand Fg i noon and evening social funct in. Milan, | | 1 Cre ‘ ' , ll Lisere, ~pes and novelty materials showing 4 y 1s Georgette Crepe i © # the correct use of the new trimmi (9) 8 | plaue 4 iol SCAR 6 { The Fre h models being from such celebrated 4 | } i Wa S Striped | Satin Surah | Paris milliners a ( i] 7 featur ' ‘4 See Gina + | & | caroline Reboux — Jeanne Maria-Guy 18) og | fronts « : thw t arand cuffs. | 8 pe peanne Sus aria Banere! fvlee 1 » Blouses Four Models, $3.95 White Radium Silk ' Mangin Maurice Marguerite & Leone Gabrietle Chanet | \J Py I 0 r-Gualit 1 juste Ruclevarsanccet ( ¥ the exclusive a rect oS, tl wing is 4 | | eg ( poremcen-marencsonee exventpeeae enrencsoramvenremants | | } } especially arranged, Inspection ‘cordially iited, V J } \ 1 Ground Floor Specials ie ak Sp TN Lag E and bua G it ; Ponese ant Cepede Chie ge | AS | I / & 7, | j .: ; ‘ bera t ' i} Bra Crepe de Blouses 3.95 { | | ° y, 0 / sal “dl , i $1.95, $2.95, $3.95 | 1s OVC Vier ne pi cl 7 ageh St HIP TEE AV ENO ADE Mtoe Wt eee ee SERA SEC aa ea Nap EA pe sd pea of al cts sec eA a Imad I eda HNL ese RA AM pine yok accel els | Bier eS eee | eC I ee ee | eee seen | Leen (1) Doman poem 9 ae 7 (0) (0) ee’ () Seep () See” (ose \@) oes” ) So” Sea”) asm (0) Seu (Ciena O \cmea 6)Somma™4 @