The evening world. Newspaper, June 7, 1917, Page 15

{ 4] \ ‘i py oleae - _ Fifty-one women and nineteen men who Tatervenes and Borden's Tak pioyees Rack, MIDDLETOWN, N. June 7— ‘before Mayor Thompson and President Gould of the Chamber of Com- , ‘ * motes at the City Hall to-day, eaid they had just been discharged from the em- ployment of the Borden Condensery hhere because they remained away from the complexion. arms and hands. What girl or woman hasn't heard | plexion lotion at about the cost one for a small jar of ordin- to strain the lemon juice. so no pulp gets into | Of lemon juice to remove tan freckles, | sallowness and complexion blemishes; | ary cold cream. to bleach the skin and to bring out | the roses, the freshness and the den beauty? ts pais. « therefore irritating, and should ed with orchard white this w in oan fresh lemons into a bottle con- taining about three ounces of orchard white, then shake well and you have ® whole quarter pint of skin and hid SMEATON. Winter Garden‘! of $2. *2 Eve. 4 a | _ PASSING. “SHOW 5} ENT" Masked Hostess %' MONTMARTRE Worer caster MON, JUNE I ASTOR fe & in Foss New Gooey HIS LITTLE WIDOWS Sew BIJOU ite “S.duat off way Sac W Phone 430 Bry ‘|e. THE KNIFE || THE MAN WHo’ “CAME 4TH ST. ti" Eat Byay, mrt ate 8 oY ke CASINO Bree yin sis |) feet YOU'RE IN LOVE || mj WASHINGTON SQ. PLAYERS COMEDY 110 W Ast, Even. 8.48, LONGACRE Yo 5, % 33 But lemon juice alone | =| San Tweesan ICHRIST VS see ee ee ‘she “aie BROTHERS {ARIN Ci LE: WM. COLLIER in NOTHING lise TRUTH CORT Weat 45h 5 Maia. ver Moros. “UPSTAIRS AND DOWN” STANDARD i Bar € 00S. | Willlam bayers _Hearietta Crom Mette a HeTT BIS EMPIRE *i2 wt “ Wed The O1 MIDNIGHT FROLIC ia) 2 oi ROAM THEATRE OUR BETTERS ; COHAN HARRIS}!!! Y MiTeHy-Koo"s Wrnie GAIETY}{i.""", HARRIS) «2° JANE COWL : REPUBLIC $3, 4405, 3,! “PETER IBBETSON” Vith John Burrymore. Laura Hope Crews & r ite AW Nine Cast, ERAN Hd Nino 280-506 “Every American IN See It,’ ay sun ring CHAPIN * THE LINCOLN CYCLE EVELYNNISBI aN Btw neh “Redemption” feats Now Selling In Advance, MANHATTAN 7 la wn Johnny Comes Marching | Home" Ho. Ma: AUTOMOBILES, ONTINENTAL | L__” Complete equipment and stock « parts for th pleasure repairing of motors ars and trucks, "phe SrEMeUt SADO Wes HUDSON CAB painted; tion; owne CANFIBED Motel FOR SALE. DIAMONDS WATCHES SEND FOR BOOK OF Gti #2599 1 Weekly (iug:| “ee igo" $1 Weekly } sirvnany 42 Weekly ASTLE Baer eae | pee oan ONDS« W5weets@ii125: et is Shek Sensing “aeiraten WW Witaite “THE NEGLECTED WIFE” en the Mayor ane President Gout | BRINGS SEX PROBLEM TO tntenuied fege ‘H, Degraaf at the condensery it was decided that the e ployees should be taken back. Th mu perintendent sald he had decided to close M., and that this would have given employees ample time to attend the parade, }400 fits 50° MOTOR PARTS): Ann nn | 5, \W ru the plant at th be overlooks thi pirit in'which we usually pays the bottle, pure and fresh lemons, 20 P. Lemon Juice Clears Skin Make a beauty cream cheaply to soften and whiten Massage the face, neck, Read directions! Be sure He added that Ingtance of insubordination would ing into consideration ened by the times | then this lotion will remain for months, When applied daily to the face, neck, arms and hands it should help to bleach, through a fine cloth the jutce|clear, smoothen and beautify the skin, Any druggist or toilet counter will supply three ounces of orchard white at very little cost and the grocer the | famous PHOTO PLAYS. Last Four Days LIBERTY is: ‘Twice Daily MATS. 25 & 50° | Nighta 5 to 81. 100 at EDGAR LEWIS'S Greatest Pro ele BAR ond LYRIC So ynee __ONE | Law )TALTS Wary a2 " WAY 6 47851) RAND)’ INOON toll SO. wa VAUDEVILLE. FRPROCTOR JEVILIE de VHOTO PLAYS, VIN | es it Marcus Loew Theatres for Liberty Loans | rT | ALL THIS Pridisiy seen by Prom SURSCRIBE 2,906.30 | || BROADWAY 13, ana WICH DAILY, Fach Port, ‘This Week, Or HAD WAT Man ds gt Neh 830, ie Seta aon in Hiramas FOR BOTH u it re Journal, West Ww Hip a! Napo YOUR Wonder Kennedy, the neglected wife, believes TRIP TRU GIN 42.9: 8 Timea Datiy. jotures, |)! rehestza, Soloists, | witg 3 1 NOW 40K'A BOND, others PUBLIC OPINION’S BAR Lists Vw en (eect, ° Kaye PATHE Ag ) Was “The Neglected Wife,” Pathe'’s se- rial based on Mabel Herbert Urner’s novels, “The Neglected Wife” and “The Woman Alone,” be- gins this week. It is a sincere study of a vital problem. Interest centres in the thoughts and emotions, rather than the acts, of the principal char- acters—the action, thrilling as it Is, serving to bear forth the state of mind of Horace and Mary Kennedy, of Margaret Warner, “the woman alone,” and of Norwood, who comes to love Margaret with an affection far different from that of Kennedy, the erring husband. In a word, it is a serial of character, development under contact with the issues pre- sented by marital discord, The whole sex question is ught before the \bar of pubile opinion, Pathe has offered a series of prizes |for the best letters dealing with th problem of “The Neglected Wi [Dram or the Penthe, | the frst is of $1,000, the second of $500, and there are five others of $100 r uyeruati ti, {each, The awards are to be nade by ‘2.20-8.30, 8 gomanittes comprising Mrs. Urner, J. Berst, V President and Gen. SI 99 | erat Ma ager of Pathe Exc'wnge, an Louls Joseph Vance, the famous au- thor, The contest is open to all, and by its nature it presents to all an equal ance of success, © problem of he Neglected Wife” is one that touches men and women everywhere in all walks of life, Corenne Grant, M who plays ry the idea of marriage rings for husbands. She would make it a mis- % |demeanor for a married man to re- The} move such a ring. “Very faw men take occasion to tell women whom they meet that they a) are married,” she said. “Particularly jis this true In a business re a husband is further removed from his than in any other sphere, | Women in business are still women. hey are susceptible there as else where to the masculine appeal. The business women who is a real woman looks upon marriage as her natural as normal women do every The men that she meets are! pligible husbands or not, and | sie should be able to make a falr| choice | “A girl is entitled to know as much yjabout the men she meots | know about If she is & | they know ney are sho should know aE HEYWOOD BF BROUN WEDS. former dramatt Heywood Broun, Ramiarot thie BP KEIPLS JULIA ARTHUR ~ PALACE| Pater flow. MR. noun wilt tenve with hie HWAY 4 47 ot Fire.” i rol Nop | this week for Fra where he will ¢ Dally Mat, 2he.91 & Conr respond for th Tribune rehit®: Br was born In Knoxville, ‘re HENDE RSON’S , AUMCHALL | thirty years old. Mr. Troun wa OF AP | in Broskiyn twenty-cigit year Pomc KM NT AON NOMAD 4, | Hatta AMUSEMENTS, COLUMBIA ¥ sive ba ust KU bar SCONEY’S N FACTORY BURLESQUE, LYMPIC! BROAD AY ant tt FOR SALE, AND OLDEST “tt Liberal Prices Apnty Also Duffy's wrapped in Duffy's Annual, REISTIC UPHOLSTERY as sliown in the above illustration: d " he nal is remo the we ti WEST a Ta ST. tm scley, fier tC hemi J trad mark is eiieans, Pat TAMER git" | on the label and on the seal over the nies Pe cork, the of the Company is ax | also blown in the bottle, Study the Diawonns MATSNES © Mluiraton ya you will be able to CASH OR avoid substitution Sire gRawve 40: “Get Dufty's and Keep Well’ At most family DIAMONDS 8 CREUIT | wine tre TERMS, @ MAIDEN LANE, SLIP COV Phoue Cort, ER: AOD a Watch CO chy DIAMONDS. ‘ON CREDIT ALL GOODS GUARANTEED. ai meres American Watch & Diamond Co. . O8OT, Agent calla, ING i STEEPLECHASE. aa) | Reduced fac simile of bottle and package For your health's cept a substitute for Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey do not ac. It is in a class by itself, as time has proved, and imitations that may be offered to you cannot possibly do the suine amount of good You will always find the genuine druggists and grocers. If they can’t sup, you, — write booklet fre: Pie Dutty M of th Tribune Misa Ruth daughter of M nna R. of No, 6 Weat Sixty-sixth Street, were | ree tina chapel of St. Atnes's | Chareh K Hellinger | Lift Corns Off With Fingers Doesn’t hurt a bit! loosen and fall off Corns and calluses | Magic! Few drops of Freezone take all pain and soreness from corns instantly No humbug! Any corn, whether hard, soft or be- tween the toes, will loosen right up and lift out, with-|t out a particle of pain or soreness, Wonderful discovery by Cincinnati man This remarkable oe is called freerone and com- pound of ether Glecovered by ® Cincinnati man. Ask at any drug store for a small bottle of freezone, which will*cost but a trifle, but is sufficient to rid one’ feet of every corn or callus, Put a few drops directly upon any tender, aching corn or callus, Instantly the soreness disappears and shortly the corn or callus Tiny bottles of Preesone cost bu will loosen and can be lifted right off with the fingers. Freezone doesn't eat out corns or calluses but aries or rather loosens them without even irritating the surrounding skin, Just think! No pain at Il; no soreness or smartin, it or after- wi 7 a little and see for yourself, It is surprising. Few drops stop corn-pain Take soreness from any corn jor callus instantly Women should keep frees- one on their dressers and never let @ corn ache twice. If acorn starts hurting Just apply a drop. The pain stops instantly, corn goes! fa fore cents any drug store, dren Steamboat Gos [300% OCEAN 46 Been Hen Dally at 8 GTEAMBOATS., ITS SPRING ON THE HUDSON. Just the NOW - time for a ph nt one-day outing to Bear Moun- tain, West Pouchkeepsie. Point, Newburgh or Throngn service to Albany, with connections val points North, wong AHLONS Es BAVE “you 1A SRV Fis) nine Ste. TAURUS . from Pier 1, N. R., CONEY ISLAN Dd Jeet to change wit oN IGN QEKING ACTS Around Manhattan Istand ie fand joe Trine to Nave Yard every halt hone, $1. at Lie, ry EXCURSIONS, — Sunday To Bridgeport Steamer City of Lowell NR, Houston St, 10 (4 in’ Hridgeport ew York 6 I, M. Children 5U¢ Fare ted, *| A Day? Pleasure On aula at Piers on day of Bxcursi INS (ret.canat 200) Kd xCept Sunday WORLD WANTS WORK WONDERS. EXCURSIONS rand Coal CONT Jo Simahae Comfort Next Sunday °"4 Eyery Sundey Lake Hopatcong 50 VIA lew Jersey Genre L] white Excursions To New Haven Steamer Richard Peck EM. Ca Ideal ror outings on Long Island pute Good Musie Dining Room The New England Steamship Company Lunch Counter IRNING = W )NDERS Fourteenth Bi ret Muslin | Friday Price Cuts Underwear. | Each Section. For Our 23rd Annual June Sale. Corset Covers—nainsook—embrold- ‘6 and ribbon— 9 19 Envelope Chemtses—lace or emb'y, —our reg. 48 and 67 cts... 38 Envelope Che ‘le—good quality— well made—tucks and H. Spectal .27 Drawers—embroidered ruffie and tucks or lace and inserts,.Special ,34 Drawers—nainsook—Marcell Elise or regular—our reg. . 64 Petticoats—cambric and muslin— wide embroidery, double panel ot heavy muslin . 88 Petticoats—embroldertes, showy laces—our reg. $1.45....1,24 Petticonts—wanted atyles— elaborate trim » Spectal 1.84 —nainsook and tucks and inserts of lace or embroidery— our reg. .68 and .74., HO Night Dresses—nainsook, cambric, muslin—excellent: model»— Special 87 Night Dresxes—nainsook—good looking models—our reg. $1.45..1,.28 Short Underskirts—ruffie with hematitched hem—our reg, .37.. .28 Crepe de Chine Camiaoles—voken of fancy lace, ribbon—some have ribbon shoulder atraps— our reg. .96 tereeees Crepe de Chine Camis Val. lace, zigzag #ht ribbon—double ribbon strapa—our reg. $1.44. Crepe de Chine Camisotes— wide | wide satin or lace edge ribbon or self atrap our reg. Sale 1.88 2.64 Crepe de Chine Nightdre: Meeveless Empire, with Hi 3, "and shirrings—spectal 6. In Petticonts— unces—chif dren's Muslin Drawers— hem ane et | 1 to 10 yre. value « 4. Children's NI Dre embroldery ena ribbons—t t ur reg. 48 and |! . ¥ a Pettteonte—ruttic of trimmed with Ince Cte Lt yra—our rem. 68 a4 Blouses. Friday Price Cuts Millinery, in Trimmings. Each Section. For Our 23rd Annual June Sale. aaa ts Jap nilk Crepe de © nite or flesh—al tailored modela with pleats of hematitching--our reg. $2 2.44 ay Volle Blonses— Mrentiy Yaekod vince qr button tetra} I slzes—our reg. $1.90 1 jousen— o 4 Orme Voie Oa an trim’d; Lace and embro alan tailored styles our Teg. .92 ry and linere = aimart ribbon an $5.00 our noveltlos reg. nirimmed Hate "Gifan hemp, lirere, Milan and anamas——large or emall-—black Uhite and colora—our reg. $1.87 1.44 mmed free if materials are par- Hint Trimming Stoner, daisies and other blossoma, new shades—-our reg. 65 Girls’ Friday Price Cuts Dresses and in area Each Section. Gira! White Drew ndy: pretty Sto 14 yra—our reg. $ and Gleln Midday Galatea or with ¢ Hare and euffe sport poe f to 18 yra rat and Givin’ “pert smoek ffeetively trimt vingham, chambra Ta'to 14 and large Yieyr. # ) Friday Price Cuts in Fabrics. Each Section For Our 23rd Annual June Sale. REARN Weat of Fifth Avanos 23d Annual June Sale FRIDAG, AS Usuan, BARGAIN Dag Sa Innumerable Savings in Seasonable Merchandise Every Section Generously Represented Babies’ | Friday Price Cute Women’ | Friday Price Cuts Dresses, in | Ready-Made in Woolens, etc.| Each Section. | Apparel. | Each Section. For Our 23rd Annual June Sale. Infante to 2 yrs. ips, Gowns and Dri our reg. .39 Infan pe atyles—our re; ur reg, .67 ite’ Fine Nainsook Stips Gowns—Dainty sty! handatitching, —our re reg. .97 2-Pe. Dress and Skirt © Seta—batiste, Ince and emb’: dainty robe wiyle—-our reg. $8.97.2.07 Little To Nainaoo| @ yra—our reg. Little Tots’ Fine White Dresses— Sale sizes to 6 yra,—our reg. 97 Little Tots’ Tab Dee ginghams and chambray alzes to 6 yra.—our reg. .67 Little Tots’ Nom Kingham and ¢ wizes to 6 yea. Little ‘To: gingham and belted and bloor wines to 6 yrs. —« Rables’ Ribbed Shirte— with yoke, and bishop Sale 38 ips—voke and 47 46 77 For Our 23rd Annual June Sale. Summer Frocks and Tub Dresses 2.45 3.45 Were $2.87 and $247 = Were 4.67 and 4.00 4.65 Were 1. and 9649 in plain colors, stripes or floral in plain. colors-—ging- d checks—and dainty hame in plaid striped dimities. Shietwatst effects, sport models and ay rib- Te! d plush volles, ¢ lain colors. with pique or volle collars of white t band trimming in ny pink, tan and green—I4 to 18 yeare-- were $4.85 ; 3.14 A Special Group of Frocks—Wome and Misses’ —taffotas, crepe de Chi and Georgette crepe—a great val ety of atvles—our reg 00 GEO.GO. sr rcccccecrsceesees MOTO Sale Suit Prices. sizes to 3 yrs.—value .35 Sizes for Women and Misses. our reg, .28 Sale 24 Former Price Price rte=-tong $19.75 and $*1 50 10,75 infant to 29.60 and $31.50 ate .o.4 | $2950 and sat 16.50 $29.50 and $42.75 22.50 inte’ Slik and we Shirts— $49.50 to $69.50 31.50 6 mos Sale 8! Clearance of Fine Shirts— our reg. $1.19 to $1.99 our res hound top our rem, $1.10 our epeclea 68s. Special Purchase Pique R neat effects om. $1.98 White PH Sale .O4 Danda—fine “Little Wonder" — Sale .O4 Infants! Wool Flannel Gertrades— atlkc scalloped edge— me Conti Cir pes-—hand embroid or belted, modela—sizes to 3 y OUF POR. BLOT. cer eevee 4 Dante: turnback sty ribbon trim’ ge our reg with emb’ Caps—Lawn or Oreandien— — | lace or| 7, 6 months to 3 yra Lens elaborate styles in Lawn our reg. 45 Silks and | i Dress Fabrics. Taffetan— Chiffon fir ed watin atripes In modi designs and ¢ h Geo dar N2-Inch Wash Sitka— ment special A5-1ne! hlsch Ty 1 neluding whi and navy blu Sovetty In, Kray and white a ‘ vine un w white. r rem. .96. ch Knickerbook wray and brown mixtures color combinations--reg, 68 42-Inch Imported Black Moha’ linings reinforced our reg, $3.50 hotograph Colored Neckinees—variety 77 t Friday Price Cuts Each Section, For Our 23rd Annual June Sale. A satin stripes—varted assort- ather Bage— nd carriage styles | Cowhide Hage (16 In.) —cloth | ne, amber | Knives and le ST “5O) w Just Exactly as You See— Really Noteworthy Price Cuts, iy fabrics, also men's wear serge, Poiret twill vy and black ii a high shad also gabar- gunniburl, heather mixtures, dine. burella and tricotine, FREE ALTERATIONS, Women’s Silk Conts—Poplins, taffotas and satins—vartety of styl 1 aizew: 16.95 our reg. $21.74 and w ' Tab Skirta— Repp and Piq xtra sizes also included—our rem. $1.19 and $1.24 90 Curtains, Friday Price Cute Drape in etc. Each Section. For Our 23d Annual June Sale. Conch oF Table Covers. © Pillow Tops and Searts— natural er eneiited designs verdure, frult, Chinese and Orientals. Pittow "To oval or square Y'ioq| with back—elsewhere .65 | Muffet Searfe—elsowhere 85 +36) Roand Table © jevere—36 inch— elvewhere $1.7 : wit Couch Covers— 2.37) elsewhere $3.98 and $4.25 3.27 Vortieres—matching patterns value $4.98 a cool shades and $1.19 Novelty Drapery designs that are for lamp shades Hke—Chinese much In demand value 69 28 Inches New ¢ | | wide 1 double border | design ay | Ahowt 500 pai Curtains in weave hardly dlacernible perfect, price $1.29 Dr. tht Fancy Croms Stet | blue. rose, gold and 1 $1.39 2 to-day's val, .$1.8 3 +4—-to-day's val. ..$2.45 T—to-day's val...$3.25 ‘ st equal in texture nen—soft finish le designs and colora— | value .60 and .60........:00.5, ar Incilla Serim—value, 69 1s Nigh Juste inch A | Friday Price Cute wear blue and HEH in our reg, $1.48 “ 1.20 Fabrics | ek Section, ch Silver toons, n Novelty For Our 23rd Annual June Sa ree clone HHS B2-tnch Dress Ginghame—variety of ‘ AM Wool Cream French pain lied sit Sergen—our reg. $1.18 +88 32-Inch Woven Shirting Mt. stripes vari s kin and colors, LeatherGoods,) Friday Price Cuts | {"°!!4'0# combinations of colors 24 Jewelry in 38-Inch Chiffon Votlem—extraordinary ilverware. (ikech maction: our reg 20 For Our 23rd Annual June Sale. Floral vo ghiful patterns. Sport Stik ne figu 2.20 ished ativer Muslins, Shee’ in | Spreads, etc. | Each Section, For Our 23rd Annual Jur eavy U | Friday Price Cute | ong Cloth—35 Inch—10 vd. pea iran st Lone (10 ee reg. $1.80 tkorapecta 25) nleached Sheetinge—2 yds. wid 7 Our reg, $1.58 y Tablespoons and Forks ‘" rea ah eee | Our reg. $1.88 ‘our regular 6 for $1.28 3,00] °F O88 bade th 87 26 Sheetings—f Natnsook—10 Inch—-1) vd. pom Feanpoons to match, half donem.. .64) Blonened Sbeetiane: tor full a ery Our't 1 j oe ras Tennis Balls, | Friday Price Cuts *atetniysotied trom hen French Natnnttiei0 9.1. 2.44\and { in ‘ ‘Our re ) 3 ; ; ; in 8 Stationery. | Each Section. J h French Orgnndica— reg. AS inch Gabardine Skirting» 6-inch Novelty Gabardines yplins for Uniforms and Children's: We 1 .25 | | Also Semi-Made Skirts | attractively priced in newest models. specia For Our 23rd Annual June Sale. Tennis Practice t alding’s our White Rubber Batis— 12-inch good bouncers Purch) special 19 Absorbent Cottom—1 o. carton,. oz, carton tensors 408. carton. Summer Welght Spreadse— eax 90 13x 90 sox 90 90x100