The evening world. Newspaper, May 31, 1917, Page 6

Sunda Betablished 1860 KOCH. Now for Our Greatest June Sale ie Soft muslin, padels, lace A7c ke back and of filet, pointed with ribbon trap, and "round | alse A kk ttl, trimmed... COC ne others SUMMER Voile Blouses, flesh color, vestee effect, with large pearl buttons, white and fancy checked collar, 69c and tie of col- ored voile Voile Blouses, with front of emby CORSET COVERS Of soft muslin, effectively | Yokes b igs with fi trimmed with embroidery, jere Val. dainty emb soedalion, gome others show dainty lace | der ay Tha front Stallopen, 49 revers trimming, at the special price... " 23cl% red organ: fine tucks and embroidery com- bined; each,.... * 79c ‘ fee, embrolde Buc tinaed 406 House Dresses, in checked and striped gingham 1 percale, GOWNS Manufacturer’s Surplus of COMBINATIONS Values to $1.39 77¢ In skirt and drawer models, prettily trimmed with the daintiest lace and embroidery, In white and flesh, tailored some lace trimmed, Downtown—6th Ave. at 16th St. Empire with dainty Val, tucks and ribbon bows, ored, | More elaborate models, $1.39 to $1.98 Blouses “of lace serts... DRAWERS heavy laces, collar to Good muslin, with hem-|Nainsook, with pretty match, pin stripe voile, ee ir finished | embroidery ruffles; others smart collar and revers| die, with ‘come t 23c hones Val. Trt vee a $1.00 In. straigl roular eo HOUSE AND PORCH DRESSES House tan chambray, collar, with deep revers embroidery trimmed... Porch Dresses, in pretty striped tiss gathered skirt, with two Soft muslin, slip-over|Nainsook, Empire or . model, trimmed with| sleeveless models, ay ree 606 Preity.” 47} beautifully — trimmed | | 110 el Porch Dresses, Neinsook muslin, V,| With fine embroid- of pretty flowered voile, | ed square or Empire| ¢ry, laces, dainty large organdie collar, | ery pon. — em- phisyire., 01 seal- fal gathered skirt, with roidery loped at nec! ancy Doc! ping AR pe “79 and sheves..., GUC pocket... $1.98 pelt, at, Manufacturer’s Surplus of TUB SILK PETTICOATS Values to $3.50 $1.98 « $2.49 Prices Make Downtown Sdepglag an Retravagnicdl & ENVELOPE CHEMISES Em pire| Nainsook, batiste and fancy voiles, simple and elalporately, trimmed models, trim col. rm, 98 BLOUSES Smart Tailored Blouses, 1 striped ba- blouses with " $2.00 fine voile. borately — embri 1, showing eff lallion and la n= sorts, large collar trim- med match Blouses of imported batiste, front ans of embroidered organ- collar fine tucks and $3.95 Dresses, pink or square $1.00 ront, wit trim: collar, kets “ $2.85 and fancy models; |. C. F. KOCH & £O., Inc., 125th St., West (ata! SPEAR & COMPANY Uptown—22-24-26 West 34th St. Astonishing Furniture Values Offered at Just the Right Timet’ You will find surprising opportunities at this time to secure ALL the home furnishings you want. of summer furniture now offered as a special attraction. the price attractions, will add to the pleasure and profit of making selections at this store You will find that it is exactly the sort of credit plan you want to use. Reautitully finished, © ‘Table. Dresser, isting of full size Bed Chiffe Arm Chair & 5 Side Chairs Leather Covered This Arm Chair and Five Side Chairs are covered in porewa constructed. Brown Genuine Spanish Leather. $92.75 $24.75 finished Special Cold Storage Refrigerators—Used by the 48-in. Dining Table With Claw Feet, U , conttructed. ~~“ Fibre Rocker U. S. Government The Refrigerator to the left is fitted with the Sanitary Glass Trap, an exclusive fea ture ‘The three models illustrated are filled with Mineral Wool, and baked enamel fined, Cold Storage Refr ors are odor and sanitary, and the saving in icc through their use will pay their cos 8534 in, wide, 18 in. deep, 68 in, hi short time Open Sat. Evenings We have a complete and very Jarge assortment The big varieties, Ask about our plan of liberal credit, which allows you 60 days, 90 days, 6 months, a year or longer, to pay for your selections your ay nan Wants Work Monday Wonders Grandfather's Chinese Chippendale po a in Antique Mahogany Finish nite and Dressing : AEG Finished in ‘THE | EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, MAY 81, 1917, | ‘TTS GOD'S EARTH; DO HIS WAY OR GET ~UFFIT," SAYS BLL \Dikegetion’ of Tegot of 3,000 Ww. C, U. Members Hears ha vducatot ' in “The Kingdom.” Noarly 3,000 menrbera of the Wom- an's Christian Temperance Unton were in the Tabernacle this afternoon to bear Billy Sunday, Choirmaster Rodeheavor snitiated them in the chorus of “De Brewers’ Big Horses Can't Run Over Mo." The delegations were mnpanied by a hand and banners and @ forest of liltle Ameri can flags, Billy weloomed the W, G. 'T. U said that he had been requested to preach his “booze” sermon to t¥an, but he knew that they didn’t need it. mon was “The Kingdom,” being Acts tv., 12: “Neither is there salvation in any other, for there is none other name under heaven given among men whereby we must be saved.” the text Are moving is the acknowledgment of |the sovereignty of God,” “All things ought to be subject to God, but they are not. God has many enemies, The forces of evil are numerous, great and powerful. “All power of heaven and earth 1s sivem to Christ that he may conquer {all his enemies. When this has been done he will abolish tho rule of the devil, the authority of the devil and the power of tho devil. Death, the last enemy, will then be destroyed. men were unable to save themselves he sent his son, Jesus Christ, this world to become our saviour, into “Then, 80 there could be no doubt! d’@ love, Christ laid down his for the people. We have been bought with the precious blood of ist, iod wishes to rule in every he: and there never was a time w eater need to teach | The orld clamor ‘of the people, arted this king business in his wrath, Tho will come when there are no through. There can't by his finis! L not like an architect any tmprovement on Adam was like ame kind of ears, nd IT don't believe in that theory of e “When a man IL saved he is sayed through and through. You can offer jod, but ot on your life,’ said God, ‘you'll wouldn't listen” to Nt right, get into the Ark, iod sald, then Ho turned the h | SARA DEFEATS VILA LATTER SEIZES TOWN r nited States Troops Again Patrot | the Rio Grande Opposite Ojinaga May 31.—Gen south of La Mula | c ices to-de y | » official telegram reporting the defeat said Commanding officer at Marfa,| |rexas, reports that the Mexican WwW he \ \ . and | |The subject of this afternoon's ser- | “The goal toward which all things | said Billy. | “When God had determined that} does a thing He is| h to warn the people, | ine oes ee a for shampooing only, Many of our si Wort | MOTHS friends say they get the best results N h of Furniture | Gen aclfrom u simple home-made canthrox Deposit —g1 mixture, You can use this at a “Her Soldier Boy” comes af 9s - carbonated water, Cail for GARRETT & CO. New York Qttics, Lengects Building Telephone Bryant 2996 commandant at Presidio says vinta! was defeated south of La Mula by Garcia on May 3%, | “The dommanding officer at Presidio also reports that Itio Jas, with about Stern Brothers West 42nd Street Between 5th and 61h Avenues West 43rd S 100 men, left Palvo for Ojinaga, | Villistas reported opposite Palvo| proved to be refugees.” PRHSIDIO, ‘Tox, May 31.—Fran- cisco Villa tu-day holds a port op- poalte an American town and again United States troops are patrolling the border, Villa cavalrymen are operating on the southern bank of the Rio Grande. Early yesterday 200 Villa followers dashed into the little border town of Ojinaga, opposite here, shouting “Vivi Villa!” and shooting as they rode, ‘The battle lasted two hours, after which the shops and homes of the Ojinaga residents were looted. ‘Whether Villa was with his troops has not been confirmed, A fortunate purchase from one of our best manu- 7 facturers is the reason for this unusual sale ; Friday and Saturday a Anthrax Victim Maoh Better, . William Marneck of No. 411 Flast > @ ‘ fone Hundred and Sixtieth Street, who ; fant riday" eu ‘i n Ig improvin of danger b CUTICURA HEALS BABY CURTIS OF | _——TTCHING PIMPLES Would Burn, Tortured, Tortured, Disfigured, | | Sleepless. In Two Weeks ace at $14.50 ‘ Made .to retail at $22.50 and 25.00 Two. and three-button models, made of the most fashionable materials; some quarter, some half and others full lined. | Was Smooth as Ever, | “When ary tale girl was about fiftee months old there were several red spot on her face. The breaking out first com- menced as a pimple and would iteh, burn, and swell, looking red, and in P ~\\ a day or two would leave | a brown hpi Then sev- eral pimples formed that seemed to itch and burn, They spread all over her ==" Stern Brothers — disfigured it. She was 5 TT sent er cuneeha ene ast West 42nd Street Between 5th and 6th Avenues West 43rd Street | “T sent for Cuticura Soap and Oint- | ment, and used them about two weeks | when her face was as smooth as ever, jand she was healed.” (Signed) Mra, F. H. Curtis, Great Vailey, Wl June 8, 1916, | Baby Curti ‘in trouble is typical of he suffering of many poor little babies | which might have been prevented by the use of Cuticura Soap tor every-day toilet purposes with touches of Cuticura | Ointment, now and then, as fecded. Free Sample Each by Return st-card: ‘*Cuticura, Unusually striking values available = * TO-MORROW, FRIDAY Women’s Attractive Street and Afternoon Dresses $19.75 and 29.50 The materials include crepe de Chines, taffetas and foulards: some are from regular stock, others were made especially for this occasion. il cnr 307 FIFTH AVE Ses. NY. THEIR OWN HAIR | WHY SOCIETY WOMEN WASH IP a wwhen Broke? Call on “Une % They do, not because it is a fad, When BENJAMIN FOX. 2” | but because they wish to obtain the hie 219, 221, 298, 225, 227 Grand Street | Goons DELWERED: tbl € hair 168 and 170 xeSmnith Street” . greatest pc Reliable Pawnbroker, | fe°Sure the ; 72 8th Ave., Ni ar Mth Strest., harmful, 4 have found that in Aberes Loans on OM nds, Watwhas, Jewelry washing the hair it is never wis urs and Fur Lined Overcoats.| ves Snukeshift. but is ulways. ad Winter aopwrel of all Kinds cared for during] visable to use a preparation made | cost of about three cents a shampoo hy getting some canthrox from your Wood druggist, and dissolving a teaspoon | Ne ful in a cup of hot water, This oe makes enough the top of the I | preparations. Da y OXce and dirt are dissolved and disappear in. the rinsing Your hair will be so fluffy that it, will look much heavier than. it is, Its lustre and softness will also de light you.—Advt Monthly Mann, patterns Take our selected liquors | and mix them by measure —age the result in wood | —and you yourself could | make as good a drink as hen from a long hike fetes $7. 69 | White Mountain Relrigerators and on over ———— jolher makes, the largest and best e Shree [3kx5°RQ| Bock in the city at prices $ ‘98 arid Furnished : bi ae can't heal, as 4: ; gard OPEN cas AND SA’ hike it ; lv HEN you go on your vac tion this Summer have | your favorite paper mailed to you every day. | Evening World, 12c per week Daily World, 12c per week Sunday World, 6c per Sunday | tena oF dine: | change your address | ttre, Tei} your regular ni went the pay with The Wor remittance direst | et Ae heer Bullulng, 3 WINE Highball acsst™ Made only of THE NEW YORK WORLD SETS THE PACE oSbOSSdE 994 6949O00006000O006 A Week OF be and we W ollen as you de olden. « rv bory or ial Est, 1835 ong bere you