The evening world. Newspaper, April 6, 1917, Page 12

a ee THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1917, ae f Will SIDE-TRACK After @ very Jong fait hour Mr. a ° plans for the mont. the h going) Channing went in to the baggage Q Nn I OC Lotive o-operation between railroad room and found no trace of friend " aide! Manha' nm he learned ren ; Deoattnent awatt | ilbert. At the Manhattan he | i officials and the Department awalt) i.) “sister” had @lsappeared, tov. ut the word of the Department. He went to the nolice, Detective Bar. | or With tis word transportation ex-|ren found the two next day in the perts on ner Ps - TT or | Genera me, where they were perts on the road's payrolia will ente oaths ae ann, Ware they. were the War Department, the vartou Resources of Great Systems to} army departmental headquarters and| “Detective, Marten tad Magistrate: uintry's 260,000 intlew of rail| thetr Inemnge was at the station ana | must be claimed at once, Mr. Chan- ; | ning went with his new friend. Gil-! bert came ou of he baggnge Troon jaining that the “stupid clark” id not accept his £10 note on | of England. Mr. Channing — him $50. aie rats Norfolk Suits The Boy Will Want for Easter A. special opportunity tomorrow, with offerings that assure you unusual worth 4 = + Mobilization centres, and virtually | y¢ hy that Gilbert ie Last Flat Car Offered to | take over tho army's moblllzatton | blame and exonerated ‘vonne, tut ' roblen 0} $8.50 the Government. [PPA tramc, without exception, wit!|‘™ ee ee : — | be aldetracked for Government hagas ———EE Another Monroe Clothes Shop opens Saturday, April 7th, Jand military and civil supply tra rs 7 WASHINGTON, April 6. — The| Fiat cars, when necessary, will LADIES! SECRET T0 ~ Southwest Corner Broadway EN GRAY HAIR and Cortlandt Street. Suits that will delight the boy who counts on clothes with a manly get up. Suits that will satisfy those who select his wardrobe, because of their ex- Unite ton will wage war with the| through” Ike expresses ited Btatos will wage war with the) "7. Tiopliis® the proposed first y co-operative backing of the greatest) army of 1,000,000 men, offic atic vate orig | timate, will require at least 125 transportation system tn world | Cit ete ee pe history | troops would move in large mi reese ‘The American Railway Association | With straggling batches, how: Bring B. I | ‘ "1 FY ling mobilized to diverse poin a | Brin, jack Its Color and ceptionally smart and service- | spokesman body for @ per cent. of| Keneras mobilization would ime t | Late with G: , 3 lori 1 combined = - =| will tax the roads equipment and in us! randma’s { ed eee nay ‘al ‘ wenulty to the utmost. Sage Tea Recipe. i ose stur materials | pA e fea Rec with t - y hard “i Wy Common garden sage brewed into a | that are woven to stand har heavy tem, with sulphur and alcohol wear. added, will turn gray, streaked and | . . f Knickerbock FADED WITH HIS $50 faded hair beautifully dark and lux- ' Two pairs of Knickerbockers, fs * uriant. Mixing the Sage Tea and Sul- ‘ lined throughout, go with each ; t vy He|PhUr reeipe at home, theurs; te i suit. The tweed mixtures are N GY sites Foto ved ga He | troubtesome, An easter way Isto get 5 notable for their life of color- | ided Fellow Briton, and led by the addition of other ingredi- 44 ing, and the blue serges are all | Judge Holds Two. ents, costin about, 50 cents a large ~ a | ‘The newest thing in swindics was| bottle, at drug stores, known a that a blue serge should be t Would you be surprised and) 4. cried to-day in Yorkville Court|“Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Com-; 4 its best. Sizes are 7 to 18 yrs leased to awake some morning te pound,” thus avoiding a lot of muss 4 ehh teonhg : Rnd that your rey se by Charles a coat @ mining |" While gray, faded hatr is not sinful, p72, t your disfiguring and embarrassing | engineer from Colombia, Thereupon | we all desire to retain o' youthful | Norfolk Suits, $12.50 Juin affection, had wholly lag | Maxtstrate Murphy r in our you 4 : eR het " : ; ’ © Murphy held Yvonne Jor-| appearance and attractiveness, By € Suits of individuality in the little points of Mag eth heen the experience of 22" twenty-nine, of No, 627 Wost| darkening your ‘hair with Wyeth’s j the making, that make them really different mang afver tater Gaaueapedt wits Pee Hundred and leventh street, Sage and Sulphur Compound, no one v from all the rest. Shepherd checks, serges, Tam, the quick-acting skin remedy, [00 West Ope Hunared ana |'s 0 evenly, You. just dampen o : . . " : . or HW con. ee Md ¥ " - k tweeds and overplaids. Two pairs of knicker- Cantraled healieg adargy, wad which in Street, tn $1,000 ball for the | pone oF soft brush ith tt and draw " f : \ bockers to the suit. Sizes 8 to 18 years. is intended and made gitective for Drand Jury. se chant Atel Ob Ur natant oy ¥ at 4 fil 3 ‘ Smart Tub Suits, $2.45 ‘a have a better, healthier und more| ay laat Monday, recomniaed on |halte have dlaappeared. | After an | ae ‘tes | i | t t ve sightly. #kis ‘of the Overseas | 0 or two your hair be- P ; 2 H * A ightly skin. . . Canadian soldiers | tomes beautifully dark, glossy, soft = k ‘ The very newest styles this Spring, fabrics Sold everywhere. For FREE SAM. | | imroduced himeat| tad leguriast a6@ you'atpear ‘years | mils f wm =&) ' that are absolutely fast colors—altogether the Fee ores Guar attitnes tien York Hr. Channing ac- | sounger, Wyeth's Boge and Suiph j iest Tub Suits we have yet been able to Urge your skin to become clearer, |, called for Gibert | compound 16s delightful tollet req EA S E R h D f h ‘ jauntiest Tub ¥ U aelghtare by nthe dali se ot] ont Martie rie, called for, OUpert| ste, “Tt is not intended for the eure, I the Day of the , discover. POSLAM SOAP, medicated with|hattan ‘hat evening. | Hut there was mitigation oF Prevention of disea { Sull ee, mohair,’ fine linen, $4.50 to $10.00 Poslam.—-Advt. 1 delay. “Sister” told Gilbert that —Advt. Cl h pur tae ry ryhonge ferries - Cutaway an onroe Clothes. ( i Spring Top Coats, $6.00 to B | | Juvenile styles, for manly little men from 3 years up to 10. ‘T'weeds, serges and shepherd checks, in a variety to assure you a selection that will please. Down at famous Old Trinity or on upper Fifth ' Avenue—On Easter Sunday you'll find Monroe Clothes strongly represented in the throngs of well groomed men. Founded 1826 Greeley 1900 ETS Ree ne mt Shirts, Blouses, Neckwear, Collars, Pajamas, Underwear . | For this Easter we have made a supreme effort. Out ‘ Straw sarc ape received, i the emarteae Tomorr OW Opens Upstairs Shops are virtually overflowing with handsome shapes of thts te .. ee nla Spring Suits and lightweight Overcoats that will prove a wren nee A $ delight to the thousands of men who this Easter will wear Dress Shoes, in mannish styles, sizes 1 to 514, The pril Sa le penne Siete. in Tan, Black or Patent Leather...... $5.00 | No matter what you intend getting—just remember we 5 9 ; have it for you, AND AT $15. Cutaways—Sack Suits— — me ec gcaeraictc HRM aly Rs oe | Men S Sp ring Footwear Belt-back Suits—Double Breasteds—in fact everything Little Men's Lace — sie 10 to 1314, $2. | you'll see worn by well dressed men this Spring, you'll find ene Stee Featuring the newest styles in Low and High in immense variety in our Upstairs Shops. (We carry by j y To Y/ Shoes. Select your Shoe supply now for the season. far the Largest stocks of Suits and Topcoats in the East at $15.) eee pana Saha bala 2 Sree Our policy of making Monroe Clothes and selling them direct to the wearer in our low rent Upstairs Shops enables us to provide the best Clothing values in this country for $15—and as a conse- quence we are America’s Largest Retailers of Clothes at $15. Visit a MONROE CLOTHES SHOP and prepare for Easter at a price that will please your pocket- book. Come up to-day! UST ONE YEAR AGO we held a similar Sale and surpassed all pre- vious records, which inspired us to organize this Event on broader, bigger and stronger lines—enabling us to say, that we have no hesi- tancy in presenting and proclaiming this occasion as affording one of the most favorable opportunities of the season to buy Low and High Shoes for Summer wear, at a price that will urge you to make a selection at once be- cause of the assured savings. Lyory shoe has its rating-—tor Style, for Comfort, for Service. Either way about, Be ee ee ee a eae Suits—Overcoats-—Evening Clothes —$15 Lord & ‘Taylor know that a Shoe can be built to combine the Style that comes of a good sense of proportion in design, the Comfort that comes cf ' i | F é Complete Player Piano a properly shaped last and the Service that results only from a jealous 4 regard for the final satisfaction of our patrons, when we select our leathers, j nroe Equipment EW Each of the special offerings in the Sale is a Shoe of that happy combination. : Clothes | é | Upstairs Clothiers | i _ our Specs Price, $410 - Smart Oxfords Oxfords and Boots ) Pa OR_MONEY REFUNDED y mateh; (3 layer Bench to ma’ (4) 25 Rolls of new + . ” . : player piano music. : t Black and Dark ‘Tan Tan and Black Calfskin. | 42d Street, Cor. Bway ay 7 H four Ou q ssia Calfski « Kidski esr Bergen Ave., 14 u Easy Terms Your Oun a Russia Calfskin. : Also Black Kidskin Oxfords. | Nassau St, Frankfort ble ci St For a sma! ret payment we will deliver he con , eet outfit Immediately alee sect Pl a Oxfords and Boots Oxfords and Boots Fulton eo « — Fulto: * — amounts monthly ° “J CHICKERING. WAREROOMS if] $6.85 $7.85 Seed Sees * Bow NEWARK Lord @ Wotan Stare My 34th Street, Bway 151 Market Street Ly | Black and Dark Tan Tan and Black Calf, 59th “ & Col’bus Circle JERSEY CITY 38th Street FIFTH AVENUE 39th Street 1 Russia Calfskin. Tan and Black Cordovan? 125th“ “ 7th Ave. Newark Ave., at Bay St | i The Sale will continue until Saturday, April 14, | but the best selection will be at the start. | OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 P. M.—SATURDAYS UNTIL 10 P. M. NO ALTERATION CHARGES, | y S$ Direct Entrance Ground Fleer Nhs) ESE “ _ — Te sai iis ! . y | Sf zevenelime World Want § he Sunday World ’s sree nun leoekes alt week. Coder | Want Directory inthe unnere ene to-day and prosper. | “= Lord & lavlor = 38th Street FIFTH AVENUE 3%h Street oO fe — MO ea Oa Oe sdiss: