The evening world. Newspaper, March 2, 1917, Page 12

TT ae nS SN Tk eet enna SAREE See ecco aoe OO SHE'DRATHER SING THA BE A MOTHER: “SING,” SAYS SUING HUSBAND ‘THE E VENING | SINGER WHO CONTENDS MOTHERHOOD SPOILS Mrs. Sunshine Samuels Held Nature’s Way Wifehood Interfered With Is B t Operatic Career, Is Charge. N dome is bile. of Gustave Madero tn the Maxtco! ¥ be ty Bank, which financed M aoa sending City Bank ch financed the Ma the bile on its way as it ‘ a you'll be ro min a n, day i constipated. Justice Bijur to free him fr Mi ss Sunshine V. S. Samuels because sho P . t | right up to its wor! compatible with an operatic career. | Take one pill regularly Mra, Samuels te the daughter of | (more only if necessary) |) Countess 40 Speya de bes a until your bowels act reg- wealthy resident of Mexico City. She b ularly, freely, naturally. has appeared in operas in this coun-| & try and abroad, When the case was ‘ to-day Mrs, Samuels dtd not | appear While in Mexico City working out| § the plans for financing the Madero f Government, Samuels sald, he met! § his wife. They were married by al & » Mexican civil official, They started ———SS—————ss= ——<—<——— for a honeymoon in the United MRD SUNSHINE V SAMUELS Coleriece face often show the States, but on the steamer Monterey, | absence of Iren in the blood. uf Samuels declared, his wife remained | at the Hotel Impertal and I tried to Carter’s Iron Pills with her mother, the Countess. When | win my wife's affections, She was asked for an ox ation, Mrs. SaM-| stone cold. Linsisted upon having e cording to _ in lreawon for euch unusual conduct * - a my hat & priest marry them. She asked for a religious marriage, » “When we arriv ‘No Extra Obarge for It, Advertisements for The World may be left at be kind to her. 1 in New York," said Samuels, “Ll unpacked my wife'n eighteen trunks and tried my best to} and the ceremony was postponed We took apartments t for a clergyman, but when he arrived my wife pleaded indisporition Justice Bijur reserved decision, BROOKLYN FULTON AND BRIDGE Duplicating A Our Waist Depart- ment ts frequently quoted by Brooktyn women aa being the moat attractive Its com- «, its prac- arrangement Vaffetas in new stripes, block the splendid \ plaids and conventional patterns, as values that always “Swell as solid colors. For dressier wear prevail offer un- exquisitely embroidered Crepe ce paralleled induce- Chine: white, pastel shades and the { mente. fashionable high colors. Exceptional Showing of S $4998 416° Carefully selected at. and charm of mode that are usually Included are Dresses for strect, afternoon many with exquisite embroideries—in all t colorings. Sizes 14 to 44. In assembling our Suits for the present selecting models of distinction and re ment. Handsome Spring Suits Specially Featured at 315° 319-8 $9 5,00 A series of accurate reproductions of costly models —Sport, Tailored and Dressy effects in all sizes from 14 to 44, Suits of Poiret Twill, Serge, Burella Cloth, Gunniburl, Gabar- dine and Poplin--in Black, Navy, Gold, Mustard, Belgian, Apple Green, Rose and Rookie Tan showing all the new style ideas. New Skirts $5 Wool Velours, Oabardines, Taffetas, Satins, Wool Jer- seys and Novelty Fabrics smart effects in the now stripes and plalds, high cole ors fur sport wear, and the more subdued shades for street wear. All sizes. D. PRICE & CO. Sell at Very Moderate Prices is the Particular Forte of D. Price & Co. New Spring Waists 4 | 00 | 98 $7.98 Tailored Voi that reflect the individuality, grace Georgettes, Taffetas, Crepe de Chines, Serges and Combinations— son, we have exercised the greatest care in Now that preparations are completed, we direct your attention to our vast stock of STREETS High Cost Waists to Superb Collection of Linens, Tub Silks and pring Dresses 549-8 very high in price. and demi-dress wear— he striking new Spring sea- fine- Expert Alterations Free of Charge Spring Coats 315° A remarkable gathering of ultra smart models—a com- plete collection of the cor rect styles for Sprinj Types for street, semi- dress and sport wear —of Woo! Velour, Serge, Gabar- dine and Poplin—all colors AN OPERATIC CAREER ,...3 ‘i He was j for valor. OBITUARY NOTES. Jan Alkali Makes Soap Bad For Washing Hair « A. J. O'Brten, aged t an to Ludlow Jail, died yesterday at No. 10 Kast! eo One Hundred and Thirtteth Street.| injurious, as it dries the scalp and « British veteran of the! makes the hair brittle. War and had a decoration The best thing to use is just plain nmulsified cocoanut oil, for this is pure and entirely grenseless. It's very cheap, and beats the most expensive Most soaps and prepared shampoo. ntain too much alkali, which is very Ashantes Jonoph D. Costa, aged olghty-three, » member of the old Volunteer Fire! soaps or anything else all to pleces, Department, and among the first You can get this at any drug store, attalion ehie and a few ounces will last the whole of the new depart ment, died yesterday at No. 88 Wads worth Avenue r months Simply moisten the hatr with water and rub it in, about teaspoonful is ache od eel all that is required. It makes an or Van Wick, Myatt a mariika! firm Abundance of rich, creamy. lather, former member of the Seventh: Terie | Cleanses thoroughly and rinses out ment, fa dead in New sll easily. The hair dries quickly and a ; evenly, and fs soft, fresh looking, w ty-el@ht, | bright, fluffy, wavy and easy to handle. nd_ Besides, it loosens and takes out eve! died yesterday particle of dust, dirt and dandruff.— Advt family 6 lL, Burnham, one don, Conn, The Largest Millinery Store in America ILGOX'S MYRTLE AVE. AND BRIDGE ST. Saturday Bargains $5.00 TRIM- 1 98 MED HATS Mlustrating one of many charm- FOR- - ing combinations of Milans and 4 \ — Japs with maline facings; trimmed | with crepes, ribbons, flowers, new SU velvet; cord lines; (FOE, Saturday only, $2.98 300 Smart (“i”) Sports Hats combinations; 8 Trimmed with $ % wide gros-grain i= ; © ribbon and bow, e many blues & gold. Actual worth $2.48 to $2.98. pen Saturdays to 10 P. M.Q000000000000 SPECIAL solid colors and FEATURES) Next Sunday World | \ weVVvive a4 Mary Pickford Picture Separate Supplement Four Photos of the Sinking of a Transport Song : Old Glory : \"" “THE TRACTOR” Music Color Pictures Sketched in Battle Society Beauties Order from Newsdealer in Advance Color Picture WORLD, FRIDAY, MARCH 2, 1917. fn i abl i M The Abraham & Straus Private Subway Entrance at Hoyt Street is quickly reached by Brooklyn Express, as follows, from 264th. Pez: Sb | ee abs | See: ADs | oar ah Men’s Spring Clothing That Will Delight the “Close Buyer” When it comes to shopping, whether it be f for automobiles or overcoats, men are sticklers : for quality. ‘Will this car stand up>” “Will this overcoat wear?”—are the sort of ques- tions they are prone to ask before they buy. A. & S. Clothing for Men satisfies this in- sistence upon quality. We plek our cloths carefully, and have them made up carefully. Coupled with the low prices we secure by cash buying, this method produces the desired result of “quality-for-price.” \ After quality comes STYLE. A. & S. Clothing / is modern in every detail, for men who like to look well dressed and are critical. All of which is admirably illustrated in the New Spring Suits, $16.75 to $29.75 New Spring Overcoats, $16.50 to $29.75 See the new materials, the fine patterns, the styles for younger and older men in the good collection, | A special feature are the Carlton Spatter Top Coats at $19.75 and $24.75. Second thor Men's Shop Yast Buildug, Men’s New Scarfs of English Hand Block-Printed Foulards The price, 95c, is not the least remarkable or attractive part of these new Four-in-hands, The designs, hand-printed from wooden blocks, are ab- solutely characteristic—you find them only in these foulards that come from England. ring’s Dainty ey 98c, $1.49 Georgette erepe- what is for the new frocks or to brighten an old one? White or pretty colorings, tucked and hemstitched in a multitude of new ways. Vine little figures they are, the palm leaf, oddly shaped At $1.49 S Col daintier are complete dots and spots against a contrasting background, in al! sets. collar and cuffs in sorts of gay color-combinalions, white or pink. Essentially smart, these Scarfs, and hand-finished. We're | Georgette Crepe Ves*-es, glad to announce their arrival, 98c, $1.49 Street floor, Fulton et., Contra! Bidg. Breet floor, Centra! Buuding | Women’s Coats at $34.95 Hol Volumes of Interest Romances and escapades, fact and fiction: in collars that only seem to be hoods. in pockets that need to be held down by ‘buttons to keep their heads—and in sk every desire to see the wide world, Coats of character every one. Here's a model that tries to dispel its femininity by tying its collar into a cravat, It puts a touch of the deep purple into the cravat, to match the whole coat lining of purple. Of Poiret twill A coat whose purpose in life is to set off a fine figure, is entirely untrimmed save for self-cordings. Of covert. A woman of large figure could not help but look like in this long-waisted model with its shirrings. Each is a story with a Parisian author. Soft Hats for Men Will Be “the Thing” Yes, the Soft Hat once again has the call, That is what men will wear this coming Spring and Summer, and, knowing it, ts that have Hat Store is equipped with a variety of shapes and colors, 80 | that every man can find one or | | our more that will be becoming. A. & S.-Stetson Soft Hats, $4 and $5 ‘The Stetson Hat is, as every mar Standard of America Here it is with that sylph knows, the youthful hip for Quality touch of exclusiveness it always possesses. In all the approved col- And how can ors and in several models. they help but live happily ever after when every stunning Stetson Self-Conforming Derbles, | point about them indicates it, even these fashionable Wand materials, A. & S. Standard Hats, Bolivia Tricotine Velours Cov iret Twi ‘ overt =P $1.95 and $2.95 otret Twill Note :—Many are Warm enough for present wear, Street floor, Men's Shop, Fast Buliding. Second fear, Ceuta) Roidive Silk Stockings, 98c a Pair Four Vine Corsats \ t Fine Savings The Same Value as a Year Ago | This Corset Shop mates long occupied the top posi- tion in the front rank for | value-giving makes some offers for Suturday that should strengthen its repu- tation in this direction, $1.98 A/S Corsets, $1.29 Pink or white ttripe batiste, empire top, long hip line. ex: ellent model $3.00 Bon Ton Corsets, 98 These are the grade of Silk Stockings you obtained last year at 98c. As you know, since then the cost of material, manufacturing, etc., has advanced materially, consequently to sell the same kind of Stockings this year for the same pr asa year ago is a feat of which we are justly proud, A full size range in decp, lustrous blacks and pure bleach white, medium or lighter weight. Some with silk and others with mercerized or deep lisle double garter tops. Full Fashioned Black Lisle Stockings, 39c Pair A Made especially for us. [xtra reinforcements at heels and toes. | White coutil, long hip line, Also some soft black cottons, made with extra elastic double gar- | medium high bust. tops. $5.00 Bon Ton Corsets, Children’s Serviceable Weight Ribbed Stockings, 29c Pair | In black, white and tan lisle. Full size-range. | Stowet floor, Fultoo etrest, Central Building, $2. $4.00 Lily of France Cor- sets, $2.98 Gecomd floor, Hast Building Two Exceptional Groups Of Oriental Rugs By scanning closely the market offerings of Oriental Rugs and at the opportune moment picking up good lots for ready cash, we are almost always able to offer unusual groups for connoisseurs to choose Good Silk Socks for Men Here are four grades, each ex cellent at its price: At 48¢ pair—Plain black and col- ors; also some with alde clocks. At 69¢ pair-—Fancy stripes In vart art color combin na, At 79 palr—In plain o with 0 from at very moderate telf-ombrotdered | clocks,” also | prices, Here are two instances: black with white and white with on tient lustrous Atumlite in fast black and desir | able colors. \ll the above have lisle thread | or silk and lisle tops and rein- forced soles. Street floor, Men's Abop 90 Persian Mahal Rugs Unusually good patterns in dark, » lustrous colorings; desirable carpet sizes About 7x10 ft. to @x11 ft 90 to About 9x12 ft., EY to 5 About 13x20 ft 325 to $465 ‘ 125 Chinese Rugs in exguisite colorin Pink and tvory. ne Die, About 6x 9 ft, About 7z 9 ft About §x10 ft) About 9x12 ft Pam Building The Sunday World's Want Directory makes more ‘Offers ot Positions" than any other two mediums in the universe.