The evening world. Newspaper, March 22, 1917, Page 5

Show. | ‘The annual show of the Society of Mhustrators will be given in the Garden| Theatre, Twenty-#ixth Street and Madi-| @on Avenue to-morrow evening. Elab- NO CASE PIMPLES | GIRLS BACK HOME If Cuticura Soap and Ointment are Parents Sls sell Mos Used, Read of Miss Kornblatt’s gan, Dooling Reveals. Healment After Four Months of |. ns Great Suffering, Cost Only $2.25. | nar tem carried an tince ner diane as been carried on since her disap iY ‘ i vay face suddenly broke out in pim- jes that as time went on grew worse. were large, red, and scaled over forming in blotches over my face. I lost much rest at night because they itched constantly which caused me to irritate my face by |'*2 Sirls In this city. be scratching. Thus they con-| No less than six girls have been | tinued he nearly four Reereaire to their homes since the Dis. | months. trict Attorney's office took up the “My mother persuaded search for Ruth Cruger. The wide | PRU AHH Wal pioved vary | publicity given to her disappearance soothing so 1 bought more, and I had |Tesulted in scores of letters being Qot finished the third cake of Cuticura | received by Mr. Cruger and Mr, Dool~ i ) jing. Each one of the letters whic! Soap and the third box of Ointment |!n# Each f the lett hich when my face was erarely healed," | contained Information, no matter how | Signed) Miss Ethel Kornblatt, 635 E. | vague, has been investigated. th St., New York City, June 25, 1916. | On Tuesday Mr. Dooling received a! It would prevent so, much needless | jetter giving the name of a chauffeur | Guffering if everyone with atendency to | i ving near the Cruger home, who the | rashes, eczemas, pimples and dandruff, | ''V'"® near th nhsiahde ced el _ would use Cuticura Soap for every-day | ¥Titer declared, had returned home | toilet purposes, with touches of Cuticura | after an absence of ten days and said Ointment now and then as needed. he “had been with a girl the police! were searching for." Detective Jack by Return Cuniff, took the chauffeur to the “Cuticura, id everywhere. | orice of Mr, Dooling. At first he in- Clermont Avenue on Feb. 13, has re- | vealed, according to Assistant Dis- | trict Attorney John T. Dooling, with- out prejudging the cause of her disap- pearance, that there are a lot of fool- Ointment. m Dept. H, Boston.’ No Connection With Any Other Establishment in the World WORT VN 43 & 45 West 34th Street sscalfin tore Women’s& Misses’ Tailored Suits (2nd Floor) First Showing of New Models Very Specially Priced Fourteen New i Models, Developed | in Poiret Twill, | Men’s Wear Serge. ‘25. 00 Tweeds, Silk. Very Special Twelve New Models, Peveloped in Purella Cloth, Tricotine, Poiret Twill, Men's Wear Serge. Very Special (33.00 Ten New Models, Developed in Tricotine, Men’s Wear Serge, Poiret Twill, Silks. Tailored Suit of Poiret Twill. $30.00 30.00 Very Special Women’s & Misses’ Spring Dresses (Third Floor.) Very Specially Priced One-Piece Serge Dresses Eight clever models in embroidered and tailored effects. Very Special 10. 95 Silk Afternoon Dresses 18.50 Twelve models in Georgette, crepe meteor, crepe de chine, satin and taf- feta silk. Very Special Women’s & Misses’ Spring Coats (Main Floor.) Very Specially Priced Eight New Models, \ Developed in Poiret Twill, Serge, L Tweeds, | 1 6. 50 Poplin, Silk Lined, | Very Special Ten New Models, Developed in Bolivia, Gunniburl, Serge, } Silk Lined. | Very Special Six New Modets, \ Developed in | Poiret Twill, | Loopine, | Cashmere Velour, Burella Cloth, 40. 00 Satin, Fancy Linings, | Very Spectai | 25.00 Tailored Suit of Potret Twill, 28,50 sisted that he had been at the home |ters each mail brings to his home. of hie sister. Later he confessed that | His physical decline Is apparent from he and his brother had rented a flat | ‘ high school, and got the girls, session with thelr parents they re- turned to thelr homes. investigated, with the result that girls have been rescued returned fully repentant and would have re- | \ turned home voluntarily if she had felt she comed.”* Mrs. ( Hing sald, is a t night she awakens every one in the house by calling for her missing daught z Mr. pearance from her home at No. 180 to M EXCLUSIVE NOW. y to day Ruth Cruger will be found yet.” ith two girls they had met near a/asserted District Attorney Cuniff went to the flat|day, just ba 2 at Cruge . the office, “The thoroughr After a tearful} oiice search indicates that she Is alive. The wide publicity which has peen given to the search Is the thing Lewisoh discussed the potato yesterday. b Four other similar cases have been! that will eventually lead to her dis- covery.” A SPLENDID 1 Dead. “These girls have been cured of| John J. Farrell st Hkea | Dooling t six that hav their homes but was Hundred ni her home ic art. Me wand two sona, is a prominent The other son is at- University dames McCreery & Co. 5th Avenue 34th Street hn, system. ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY “FURNITURE WEEK” McCreery ‘‘Master-Made’’ Furniture which has been specially selected and purchased for this event is Offered at very moderate prices. Four-piece Louis XVI Model Suite, as illustrated, in Mahogany, designed exclusively for James McCreery & Co., including Dresser, Chifforobe, Toilet Table and full size Bed; all interiors of Mahogany. 198.00 regularly 250.00 Chamber Furniture Four-piece Chippendale Model Suites in dark Walnut finish with burled panels. regularly 350.00, 279.50 Dining Room Furniture Ten-piece Adam Model Suite made of Dull Mahogany. regularly 350.00, 275.00 ‘Ten-piece Chippendale Model Suite made Four-piece Newby Walnut Suites with | of Brown Mahogs 325.00 ° I gany.. a bow foot bed. regularly 450.00, 395.00 | regularly $85.00 ‘our-piece Adam Model Suites, including — | rene « pouteptece Adam Model Suites, nguding | Yen-piece William and Mary Model Chifforobe; finished in Mahogany or Enamel. ; : f Suites in Brown Mahogany 425.00 regularly 225.00, 169.50 . " regularly 508.00 Four-piece Charles II Model Suites in i Gray Oak. regularly 125.00, 95.00 Ten-piece Queen Anne Model Suites 425.00 ‘Ten-piece Adan Model Suites in dull regularly 325.00, 250.00 | Four-piece Colonial Model Suites; secoll | regulurly 528.00, regularly 175.00, 129.50 | design. Four-piece Chippendale Model Suites in Mahogany. Brown Mahogany. regularly 300.00, 250.00 Ten-picce Hepplewhite Model Suites a Four Post Beds...regularly $5.00, 22.50 regularly 700.00, 350.00 Beds and Bedding Brass Beds with two-inch posts....... j White Enameled Cribs..........046 9.75 regularly 24.00, 17.50 | regularly 13.00 Brass Beds—all square posts and filler rods. Pure Hair Mattresses 26.50 regularly 45.00, 37.75 | regularly 30.00 Enameled Bungalow Beds—all square tubing. | No. 1 Black Drawings Hair Mattresses; regularly 12.00, 10.00 roll edge regularly 50.00, 40.00 ese White Enameled Cottage Beds 5.00 Utility Boxes-- Matting covered 1.95 regularly 7.00 } Cedar Chests.......+.- 8.95 Newly Arrived Shipments SUMMER RUGS In a profusion of attractive and dainty novelties. “Novo” Porch Rugs From Japan; oval in shape; the most desirable Porch Rug procurable. . 24.50 18.50 More than 1,000 new Colonial Rag Rugs in all the wanted sizes and colors, at moderate prices. Ox 12ft., Gx Gt ...;. Cretonne Rag Rugs Shakai Rugs Beautiful colors; handwoven; Chenile tioral borders. Size 9 Size 7.6 x 10.6 ft Size6 x 0 ft, and artistic; plain Bright colors; cool and pleas- ing looking for Summer use 9.75 to 15.50 Size 8 x 10 ft - 8.50 to 12.75 SiroGOx Oft..... 5.75 to 9.75 SizeSx Oft..... 1.95to 2.75 Size 9 x 12 ft zie fe 36.00 Size8 x 6 In the gold ballroom of Adolph a Child Welfare League PROTECTION Against Stomach, Liver or Bowel dis- orders is afforded with the aid of HOSTETTER’S | $tomach Bitters ‘s | It strengthens and tones the digestive TRY a bottle this Spring | THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1917. a oe as 5 James McGreery & Go. 5th Avenue ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 34th Street Unapproachable Values BOYS’ EASTER APPAREL & FURNISHINGS The stocks of Boys’ Spring Suits, Overcoats and Furnishings are most complete, having been carefully selected in regard to materials, workmanship and style. Boys’ Norfolk Suits 8.75 10.00 12.50 Boys’ all-wool Norfolk Suits with two pairs of full ‘lined knickerbocker trousers; a great variety of beautiful Fabrics; patterns to please every boy,—light, medium and dark effects; perfectly tailored; lined with Alpaca or pure Serge; with loose or stitched belts; size 7 to 18 years. Boys’ Spring Top Coats Special 10.00 Made of all-wool Cheviots or Homespuns; quarter lined; plaited back and loose belt model; size 10 to 16 yeurs. Other Interesting Items Suits with long trousers; sizes 15 to 20 yeurs.......ccccceceeeees . 13.75 to 25.00 All-wool Suits with two pairs of knickerbocker trousers a 7.50 to 25.00 Juvenile Suits 5.50 to 10.00 | Reefers 5.50 to 15.00 Pon Coals ciiairset ares 8.75 to 15.00 | Wash Suits. 1.45 to 6.00 BOYS’ FURNISHINGS Everything the Boy Needs at Moderate Prices Hats and Caps. ......... ..+. 50c to 4.50 | Pajamas .. 75¢ to 1.50 Blouses and Shirts............ 75¢ to 3.95 | Neckwear .. 25c¢ to 1.45 Exceptional Offering WOMEN’S FASHIONABLE SATIN DRESSES This dress features the very latest straight line box-pleated skirt with barrel side effect; “V" neck with round collar of Filet lace; long tailored sleeve; fancy buttons on waist and tie girdle; tn Black, Navy Blue, Taupe and Beige. 39.50 Also a complete line of Satin and Georgette Crepe Dresses for street, afternoon and dinner wear; chenille and silk embroidered; beaded and Oriental- trimmed, 39.50 to 69.50 McCreery’s Annual MARCH SILK SALE Now in Progress Offering the Best Values, Largest Variety of Weaves and Styles and Most Complete Color Assortments in America. yard 48c to 1.95 IN ADDITION ON FRIDAY DOUBLE WIDTH IMPORTED GEORGETTE CREPE This is not only the best value of the year in the season's favored fabric, but the assortment of Colors is the most complete offered this scason. Being an entirely new shipment, it contains all the latest ¢ eception and street shades as well as the new tints to be worn at Easter, including the Rose Flamant, Easter Orchid, Chartreuse, Amber, Dove Gray, Beige, . ink, also White or Black Hlesh rk, al hite or vara 1.28 FASHIONABLE GIRDLES (Jewelry Department) At Unmistakably Low Prices The assortment contains the most exquisite designs from prominent manufacturers of Fashionable Jewelry. an) \ striking ornamentation of Oriental origin, adapted to LP, gi | the mode of dress worn this season, A number of attractive Ce tyles to select from, including modern innovations, Plaques, " Greek, in, Egyptian, Chinese and jeweled patterns; \ xracefull yether; Pendants or Tassels attached. Priced from 1,00 to 23.50 each | Special Offering | 100 very attractive Girdles—as illustrated; in various 4 | | colorings 5.00 regularly 7.50