The evening world. Newspaper, March 30, 1917, Page 6

ON nn rc eS eS” amet ee Geena Cremeans 2a Re as ; zee 5 ‘FIGHTING FOR BRITAIN, Edwin Russell Now Is Here on His Way to His Home in Japan. Offer Tomorrow 500 seo at the & dragging useless les aid of two spectatly Ho will never Black and Colors comes bach along with sonatructed ¢ [walk again Hits namo is Pdawin Russell and ble in Yokoh the rutche |home 4s Stern Brothers West 42nd Street Between 5th and 6th Avenues West 43rd Street Have assembled on the Third Floor, excellent assortments of Boys’ Spring Clothing Needs At reasonable prices, as indicated below: Boys’ Norfolk Suits, newest mod- | els, of shepherd checks, fancy mix- tures and blue serge, $5.00 to 17.50 Boys’ Wash Suits in the latest models and fabrics; sizes ranging from 2!4 to 10 years, $1.95 to 8.50 Novelty Suits in Eton, Norfolk and other models; shepherd checks, wool velour, Scotch mixtures, etc.; | and blue serge; sizes ranging from sizes 4 to 10 years, $5.00 to $9.75 | 2!4 to 10 years, at $5.00 to 12.50 Very Spectal for To-morrow: Boys’ Man-o’-War Middy Suits at $3.95 White _—- with guaranteed washable blue serge collar and cuffs. Two pairs of trousers, one short and one long, Sizes range from 3 to 10 years. Boys’ Cloth, Felt and Straw Hate at 95¢ to $5.00 Boys’ Reefers and Top Coats in faney “nixtures, shepherd checks The Wool Dress Goods Section On the Second Floor, is featuring several smart models in Semi-made Skirts in this season’s newest materials, At the exceptionally low prices of $4.50, 5.75 to 8.75 Saturday Specials on the Main Floor: Very Exceptional Values in Women’s Underwear Nainsook at BOn each Nainsook Night Regularly $1.00 Envelope Gowns Bee ee Chemises Attractive models, lace or embroidery trimmed. Women’s Pure Linen Handkerchiefs Tnitialed in various styles, at $1.25 doz. Moire Taffeta and Satin Taffeta Ribbons ‘ 614 ins. wide; white, black and colors, at 27c yard Georgette Crepe Collars In white, in a variety of most wanted shapes, at 09¢ Georgette Cuffs to match, at 350 Dainty Easter Boas Made of Maline or Ostrich Feathers, in the leading Spring shades, also of Marabou combined with Ostrich Feathers, at $2.75 Mocha Leather Hand Bags, Value $5.00, $3.85 With inside frame and mirror, silk tassel, handsomely lined with silk moire; in black and new Spring colors, Metal Girdles, at $1.35 In Japanese effects, linked with soft suede leather, in new Spring shades, Continuing the Sale To-morrow of Women’s Low Shoes and Pumps at $3.75 pr. Providing extremely good values, Sizes are not complete, Secoud Floor, . BOY WAS FOUND BURIED: | INAGERMANTRENCH sailed see tne teat toe Face f seventeen and * VENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 1917. fathers carried half way round the| husband has made a big fortune on| and Fred Riley are grappling in the | and was well known to New York | world to y In 1915 and be! munitions Hudson off here t for the bodies | Harbor boatmen, || Best Home Treatment went to ind enlisted In a} While Placid Clab and] of the three young 1 y c r toh Ho was at the) the G arma Hotel, Mrs, Hrand|tieved to have been drowned whe for All Hairy Growths front In a few months and soon had!‘ husband administered | their rowboat i ® & taste of trench warfare, THREE DIE IN HUDSON WHEN BOAT CAPSIZES (the Modern Beauty) car he waa one of Allcock om PLASTERS The World's Greatest External Remedy. Coughs and Colds fea chest ant In Ju Every woman should have a small honte lelatone handy, for its » the skin free hairy growths. ze, hake @ thick the powdered del- Hers who ends Hunt for of Athen rooovered | Ft ie between shoulder Blades) Apply to hairy sur- be ed | r Weak Chests ites rub off, as thougii| Men Whose Cries Were Heard ~Any Local © free from t all loken to cos, The From River, row boat Pain. disappoint. battle was at its height and the air} They left ight and it eet real delatone ae reverber th the 8 ‘ lis believed overturned on aid mating with the Powe of| init ps " is Young Russell found that he could | end een ere a Rh Bl crawled, siowly and blind- crawl, ie so king detours to prawling, mangled bodies He r 1 a hole in and before he knew what 1 found himself: rolling jerman trench, filled inded an _ ASKS 000A WEEK OF Stern Brothers West Forty-second Street West Forty-third Street ad craw ard dent (Between Fifth and Sixth Avenues) drowned The & Russell w later t Bs right tn front Hminary to arm, showit form, had the attent dug him « Unusually charming is the display on the Third Floor of 1: D a a j Misses’ and Girls’ Easter Attire Which presents every new fashion note evolved for the ensuing season in design, material and coloring, at very moderate prices. Misses’ Smart Daytime Coats, exclusive models, especially designed for the Youthful Miss, of plain or cut Bolivia and other fashionable materials, at $39.00 to 98.00 Very Special for Saturday, Third Floor: Misses’ Sport Suits, also Tailored Models, featuring ted and straight line effects, fashioned in men’s wear serges; sizes 14, 16 and 18 years, High Class Model Suits, exact copies of Callot, Cheruit, Chanelle, Jenny and Lanvin; in cloth fe 3 combined with faille, taffeta and gros de at $55.00 to 185.00 Lond PEACOCK ALEY BRE SUNS WR BOE lionaire Broker Beat Her. Misses’ Smart Suits, attractive styles in tailored and sport effects, trimmed with buttons or braid; devel- oped in Poiret twill or serges; coats handsomely lined, | War brides have rolled up such a large fortune for James H, Brand, Special $27.00 Spectal $34.75 milltonaire cotton and munition |broker, that his wife, Frances I |Brand of Chicago, to-day od Jus- |t1ce Guy to allmony Misses’ Utility Coats, high-waisted or sport styles; of Poiret twill or wool velour; belted models with tie sash in front, large shoulder cape collars; Spring colors, Special $19.75 Misses’ Modish Suits, youthful types, in specially designed models for the college girl or debutante, copics of importations; of tricotine, Poiret twill and serges, Special $45.00 ulng of his marriage on ground that not unt secretly marr | after he had | od in Florida dtd he Jicarn his wifs was known as the |*millionaire girl of Chicago's peacock alley.” [tn tne it's answer ant counter Girls’, Juniors’ and Misses’ | h sel, WH. Jo and FY E Playtime, School and Party Apparel a aay mi me Shoe Top Suits, exclusive tailored, belted and plaited pies eer ait models, of burella cloth or fine serges, effectively : trimmed, Spring colorings; sizes 12 to 17 years, cd Aira Hran, he a $14.75 to 29.50 Girls’ School or Dress Coats, practical models, in velour checks or fine serges; box, belted and full shirred styles; sizes G to 12 years, Special $8.95 ng ina frig Iman approached Mra, Brand, she al- and dropped a a n her lap Mrs, Brand told court, "I said to my husband leges, summons and the Afternoon Dresses, of taffeta silk, crepe de Chine or Girls’ Dresses, for commencement or graduation, new ‘Why did you do a thing like t pongee, also Party Dresses of nets, voile, silk or Geor- Spring models, in voiles or nets, many embroidered, me? I have always been honorab! gette, charmingly trimmed; sizes 6 to 17 years, silk ribbon and lace trimmed; sizes 6 to 17 years, Jana square with you and you had no . re Qe Q7 reason to trick me in such a dishon- $11.75 to 45.00 $3. io to 3 00 orable way’ My hb 1 bru thrust a note into mer an | Specials in Girls’ Coats for Saturday: and saya she then returned | in Lowtey, Fla, and wa later to taken ill three days Girls’ Spring Coats, attractive models for the hard- Girls’ Coats, for the hard-to-fit girl, two smart full- to-fit girl, developed in wool velour, with double- Duin Bek ay ; Tare belted inodelat clovelonedein eahardine of wool sbond lived = helted back, finished with sash in front; large shoulder popling double and. single belts; large shoulder cape ' Is in this cape collar with over-collar of silk faille; sport pockets; collar with over-collar of faille silk; button trimmed; | country 1 her’ hus in navy, tan or reseda; sizes 12 to 16 years, Special $12.75 in navy, tan and rookie; sizes 12 to 16 years, | band spent : Sa ie living ex Special $14.50 officer « Iry Com their aga TVAWTVeP TEs Fees ede e Ver ivee IEN you have seen the great variety of designs of fine furniture shown at Kellner’s and compare the prices— Jou too will become one of the satisfied thousands of Kellner patrons, Stern Brothers West 42nd Street Between 5th and 6th Avenues West 43rd Street 9 | ae aaa 7 by . Men’s High-class Clothing oe c For the ensuing seasons, Js shown on the Third Floor in very distinetive assortments of models for all occasions. Men’s Sack Suits in two and three of cassimeres, fancy mixtures, blue serge, flannels, plain | tw prices range from | mixtures, $15.00 to 40.00 at $30.00 and 35,00 Very Spectal on the Third Floor: Westminster Overcoats Made models button | cheviots, and — black and fancy; Anotl importation just arrived on “S, 8. Lapland.” Made in Lon- don for us, of English and Scotch | tweeds, plain and faney heather Queen Anne Dining Room Suite in American Walnut, 10 pisces, ; $221 The 25 rooms completely furnished will prove interesting and instructive { 9 ANI af v. ° WEY ET Men’s New Spring Overcoats Cheyiots, cassimeres and vicunas, in tan, grey and green mixtures; also black and Oxford; some full, others quarter silk lined: regular value $25, Te Nay Aled ; : at $17.50 | | ; IT MAKES LITTLE D1 RENCE WHAT YOU NEED—- | ' A WORLD “WANT” AD. WILL GO AND GET IT