The evening world. Newspaper, June 8, 1917, Page 19

AERA Al DB NAS BEL Neg URNS hie RUBE Rosen mes ‘Prom ithe Pittaburth Post), hear your daughter ts taking sing- "aid Mri, Plebs, he very" {dea!” repited Mrs. Yadignantiy, “Who told much @ thing? Sho Is taking voice ORE, TIRED FEET uffed- -up, burning, ten- ler, aching feet—no errns or callouses, Whaling Pictures By C..W. Ashley Museum Exhibit tired aye ning, ith delight. s and pains, the corn: blisters, bunions and * draws out the acids ns that puff up your feet. No mat: r how hard you work, how long you fey nce, how far you walk, or how long| By W. G. Rowdosn ju remain on your feet, * brings! Ctitford W. Ash! . t jey is showing thir- tful foot comfort is mag ty-flve canvases that are woe al, grand, wonderful for tired, D Fraiten, gnarting feet. Ahi neh with “The Whalers of Now Bedford, omfortable, how happy you feel.! tistary four feet just tingle for joy; shoes! Central Park West, until June 10. wer hurt or seem tight. The assembled paintings reflect the Get a 25-cent box of “Tiz” now, glories of the whaling industry as it om any druggist or department| once was, and the ships that have lore. End foot torture forever_.{ Passed are recreated and made to live ear smaller shoes, keep your feet | %&#in in so far as art can accomplish esh, sweet and happy. Just think) © whole year’s foot comfort for only | 5 cents.—Adct. j eventy-seventh Street and 8. Caulking the Whaler” ts a fine study of an old-time whaling ship oa the New York, Brooklyn, » Bronx, New Jersey and Yonkers LARGEST TAILORS at the American Museum of Natural | (i Si stocks in the shipyard, with the street, PETAR IE LD BIBER EY Het she THE BV: “Gripping Scene in Evelyn Nesbit’s “‘Redemption”’ at Cohan Theatre workmen busy with the ship's repair after a strenuots voyage. tyhunk,” is: a typical shows:the broken coast, line, » Wreck, Chatham,” in tragedy, ship. lian, The compo- | sition is well handled, | To. tntrotuce the value of Diamond ry “Gra w m 00 OPENS AN hows a fine ship gsail- ‘Teun. you the % EN nist and glorious In its a A WEEK ACCOUNT and trim masts, craft, the joped by its buildings and the Open Evenings Until 9 o’Clock Saturdays Till 10 P.M. How We Save You Money On High Class Tailoring:— Big stocks of woolens bought before the recent great rise in market prices are being offered at the old low prices—giving you money saving values in Suits that will be tailored to fit your figure. 3 Piece Suits Made to Measure Satisfaction Guaranteed Please Remember that we can give you greattailor- ing value because We operate our own factory. Buy our materials from mills. Do a big business in our stores Our policy: Many sales-—-small profits, You are a No Extras to Pay ssured of perfection in every detail because we guarantee satisfaction. with the; beyond am a portion of a church inthe foreground. | elighttul of picket fenc red in connection with the| registers | The long atretch rloudy sky, {8 tenanted The hull al ts and rigcing ones’s_locker gutlines of | the for. ot of the Street” shows an ; in connection with a city traffic, Fourteenth Street West of Fifth Avenue | Again i Gloves! Gloves! Milanese and Tricot Silk | Several Thousand Pairs ] ON SALE FOR SATURDAY | at 54 cts. Regular 96c, $1.25 and $1.50 Values | Because these Gloves are a S| | ean riamé so low a price for tl | which we are not permitted to use for | | in aver glove? however). Every pair {s strictly perfect—Black or White—all sizee—12 to 16 button length—Paris Point stitching. that | people as busy as bees. poRri¥ coop TENNIS & BICYCLE SALE Beyond Suumon’s ‘Yruss-Frame 3 BICYCLE Ree, 640.00 Mode! $97.5 ealete ith ouster brake, nine le handle bars PS ARE GH oms turnished as low as gs at Both Stores . fey J25TI 8 rekd Ve Na. PASSING: SHOW | ASTOR YT Fea fn ren? HIS LITTLE WibO VAUDEVILLE. FFPROCTOR afl q Ss ona KNIFE DEVILLE mei th ne THE KNIFE Hy ‘IZalhsl ta ihuan | PLAYHOUSE #1. 04 LibertyLoanW eek ALL THIS * Ma reus Loew Theatres | WEEK St. PRINCESS WS. wt" se COMEDY 3," Ant, bon 8 48 PHOTO PLAYS. | CRITERIO TON TWICE DAILY | GRITERIO % INC. SUN 2,206 8:20 Last Three Days EMPIRE "wy, 4.495% it CHRIST VSS ewer Oe or “Bovteior hid LAST 2 PERFORMANCES SUNDAY | wasinyity ratte f * CES | twice Wen 4ich Bt bi Ba. Weal CORT HUDSON | MATS. 25 & 50" {ls ari een a Ne OUR BETTERS | 00 ut Be, Wave | BROADWAY ¢; me aM Daley: “THE BAR SINISTER" hur, Flext Mat Hitch y: KOO AW" Bae VENA GAIETY {2' , TRIP a cit | ELTINGR FULTON aa TALT COURTENA We are showing the newest and smartest materials for summer wear Hiss Se “4 Choose the style from our fashion books, which include everything for CH Nl mi HOE OMD wad Gide young men and conservative men of all tastes, nN ‘| rue M pl Z ~ : “th is pata Sil Boe Sipe CHAPIN * Sala in Big $ $: me THE LINCOLN CYCLE DIS va OLUMBIA \, i oo ig Mat [ Better Materials vires; $16.75 to $30.00 CUMBUA i | a cts xr NEW YORK CITY STORES:— 1387 Broadway, Bet, 37th and 38th St 1514 Third Avenue, Near 85th Street, 2258 Third Avenue, Near 123d Street. 251 Eighth Avenue, Near 23d Street. €91 Eighth Avenue, Bet. 43d & 44th Ste 2331 Eighth Ave., One door above 125th. 158 William Street, Corner Ann Street, 289 Sixth Ave., at 18th St, (,!'o) ‘S IN THE BRONX: 408 East 149th Street, Ne: 903 Prospect Avenue, Nea YONKERS STORE: 105 New Main Street, 63d Street. » 831 Manhattan Ave., STORES IN BROOKLY: 104 Flatbush Ave. °°) 1370 Broadway, Near Gates hve 700 Broadway, | block from Flushing Av, 5106 Fifth Avenue, Near Sist Street STO. IN NEW JERSEY: JerseyCity,22 Newark Av, Ne.CooperPl 196 Market St. Nr. Broad St Union Hill, 267 Bergenline Av., John St ea WORLD'S LARGEST TAILORS james Newathk tate St, ting. Near Calyer Street SON Selling in Advance: ATTAN \!? STEEPLECHAS, CONEY'S FUN FACTORY fo IWE MEART OF CONEY ISLAND VN HALL BURLESQUE, ra baal 14 VEER ACTION Lansing Mand Concerts vila Alison HEARN At recent sale of these gloves a busy stream of buyers from |‘ “Little Church on the Hillside, Cut- | morning until closing time kept our extra force of sales- scene Buy Your Summer's Supply: You'll Not Regret It! $59.98 THE MAN WHO chink back Gal 4 48TH ST. Giseey) of Wyss be 8 90 ‘Dat 8 The (HChoir, ae eee BOVE ke oid py ts 9 )’ bed Hie AA ae CASING SEARS 3 ioc LOVE bet hie 216, WASHINGTON SQ. PLAYERS IPRicKeE |; || epee : [ftwayas rth - | MOROSCO Ie HENDERSON'S cit pit nines, |} iho THE BRAT GrOK . Roe COMeDY 4 hi Coon eth. || LONGACRE Wi) 3 8r i - WM. COLLIER in NOTHING COHANAHARRIS!)!!.°4!5 “ HARRIS) »'§ SENTRA! JANE COWL “Hae nEPUALIC § : FRALIS! SADRSFARK re rake vi . NeSBIT “si fon” Johnny Comes Marching Home’ ” Mat. Daily PADAY AY BU UCiaa Utes ial Purchase is the excellent reason why we |} is very exceptional make of gloves, the name of vertising purposes (name stamped. The manufacturer had a large stock that he was anzious to convert into cash and sold them to us at very unusual concessions. “ NG WORLD, FRIDAY, JUNE 8, 1917, | Of all wool worsted i A and pinch back—fast colors—well tailored. 7 to 18 year sizes. i | belts of white ribbon, An Uncommon Sale of Hand Bags! | | Bij Ayrnand tailored with ca to 17 years, Youths’ Suits, With Boys’ ee 7.00 Long Trousers, 10.50 Weeds — Single breasted, nack or belted models, made tn gray fab | $5.00 Trimmed Dre Fourteenth Gtrest Boys’ Navy Blue Norfolk Suits SPECIAL 6,24 Navy Blue Suits, Navy Norfolk Suits, 8.24 5.00 Our reg. $ Our rey. $9.74. 6 f fine quality serge—in single Pure w fey neorge— pleated or pineh jain or cuffed sleeve: feasted sack or yoke Norfolk at wtrousdee tulip lined In dosens 0} TL the newert ideas in ta ellently lined—all new atock, —8 lo i8 years—-many suite have ex- tre trousers. Also A wide varlety of Sults for Stout Boye—in many fabrics. 7.94, 9.74 to 14.50 o— \Misses’ and Juniors’ White Frocks Specially Priced for June Sale n velty blue or * dar 0 atrip All sults show the that made them. dued ha to ches ful tailoring HEARN Wert of Fifth Avenue, SATURDAY—A Making-Ready-for-Summer June Sale Is On—and Many Specials Besides JUNE SALE VALUES IN BABIES’ WEAR i. and Gowns. 07 ct. Infante’ Fine Sitps : $3.97 Christening Dress & shirt 2.07 G7 ct. Little Tote’ White Dresses. .4¢% + fT O7 et. Little Tot’ Coterea Dresses, 77 28 et. Mables’ Ribbed Shirts..... 24 5 Sines to 3 yre. rt 05 ot. Babies’ Half-Wool Shirts... 54 | rovsnmat Slik and Woel Shirt.... .65 Our reg. $6.75 and CENE ua 5.54 d voiles~—plain. or pleated tunica—with plain blouses or bolero elntily, trieoned oF leat insertion and ed, Smart crush Organdi ag Every one of these frocks simply fetching in its own effect individual fashion—14 to 18 years. 4 © JUNE SALE SPECIALS for Tomorrow 81.57 Women's Middy Blouses... Beas Cath eee RR FOR WOMEN « 10.75 117 + 5S a Our reg. $19.75 and $21.60. ate 22.50 Our reg. $39.60 and $42.76, ty low (we believe in only moderate Leghorns, mil SUNT Untetmmed Hai Milan hemp, lisere, mi ‘Trimmed Fr: shades, burella and tricotine, 55 et. Flowe: SATURDAY ONLY SPECIAL 92 They sell regularly at $1.24 10 $3.00. But thie was « epecial purchase~unusual terms to us—and we pase the bargains along to you. All Special Samples—pin veal, Morocco and grain leathers—silk bags of variety--some few in vividly colored velvets—many have frames practically all have inside purses and mirrors, Really wonderful bags: Limit 4 to a customer, SALE FOR SATURDAY ONLY Chiffon Auto Veils ate | GLOVES & HOSIERY At Special Prices Tomorrow Women's tits double sole, All desirable shades, including black poaminek, waite nad nove elties—se: and white — hematitehed — (36x v7 6114 in.) | 10-Ratton Length © Stik Gloves " black and white Our reg. $1.67 Heavier quality .... cal Ups ack and whit New ilitary Vells thow Length itt G 1 Chiffon cloth—gilt band— ' woet te ik Gloven lastic drawn 1ea fla balaetbnatiaeawae oT | ° ee MORNING SPECIALS, Tomorrow, Saturday, Until 1 P. M. r Telephone Orders To prevent dealers buying, quantile restricted. » Mail ¢ ‘and and black Chambrays and ¥ blue plate | tan and 4 6 yr MISSES’ DREMSEA SECOND FLOOR {4 et Giele’ Tub Droseae | d | rion, | 38 | 67 Gingham—pretty s- SECOND FLOOR, 64 ct, Men's Otis Make Balbriggan - Pereale Blouses $4.00 te 38) rHinD . MAIN FLOOR \# jas Shoes 1.87 w hecls-wide E ruoon aa 82.15 fe ‘Tan Scout Shows 217 Drew kskin soles-sives boy \ tNISHIN 28 ct, Sash or sr Milloery Rib niRD Fr on, Taffetas in dexira sHOKe—SROOND PLOOR, BOSS" Shur ron $3.25 Boys’ Black Veal Calf Shoes... 2.67 57 ct, Women's White Sateen Lace shoes, at " uppers narrow tea L to BMy pratticaate vegans HOS “SRCOND PLOOIL TCOATS » FIOOR 10 et, Camp or Outing Set 16) Consinting 1 10 pap ¢ n extra STATIONDRY THING FLOOR TAN ATS ypOR. Boys’ a. Union Suits ‘ig 74 et, Character Dolla “4 nee longth 4 i vs. rH RD PL ; MAIN FLOOR. Buy a United States Liberty Bond | FREE FROM ALL TAXES Sold at our Liberty Bond Booth-—Main Floor, Continuation of Special Suit Prices AND MISSES 16.50 Our reg. $29.60 and $31.50, 31.50 Our reg. $49.60 to $59.50. Always our regular prices are : Theee balsa sew Sica reductions. 80 reductions 80 great as these 7 | mean prices to clear without regard for cost. The materials include novelty fabrics, as well as—but the always useful men's wear se lina, Poiret twills. Thane are alse suits of gabardine, gunniburl, heather mixtures, ~in navy and black, as well as the high All Alterations Free of Charge—Even on Sale Suits > Record-Making Values in HANDMADE JEWELRY | A Special 14-kt, Gold- Filled Bai rouches— | Dainty Jewelled with f1 sapphires, rubles also most effectiv criamel and green Values to $1.00.....+.-.Speclal 87 FOR GRADUATION te with Chaing— profusely ‘cut faceted sultable with Jewels drops—our Saturday Specials in Men’ puma Furnishinge‘\ White sleeve shirts-—doubl drawers—all sizes—i of 60 quality Collare—De Luxe Brand; eabody & Co, manufac. tur discontinued numbers in nines 13% to 18— our reg. 25 teres BH At Very Special Prices j FOR SATURDAY ONLY : BROCADED HAIR RIBBONS * Satins, Taffetas and Two-toned Moires Our reg. .38 and .48 ‘| tHe -30 | Saturday News in——., | DRESS FABRICS Special Semi-Made Skirts are here In variety _ of » weaves, Cream or navy_. grounds, with plaids, in novelty patterns, 4.68 to 7.68 } Really it's such @ simple matter to} finish one of these tailored skirta— then you have a smart skirt rather different from the usual one, All Wool French Serges 2 to 44 in.) of fine twill in cream, navy, men's wear blue and black-—our reg, .96 and $1.18 rt 48-Inch All Wool Novelty Plaids , | and Checks Fine serge weaves in! } gray or black and white—white |} grounds—our reg. $1.35....,.1.08 Along Came This Graduate | and Stepped Into Our Fitting Room Out she came—wearing a dainty white frock of net ruffled and ruffled again. It was only $5.94, Said she: "How could you know just) what sort of frock was th» best ‘one for me?” | Said we: “Oh, that's why we have ever so many kinds, so that we may y have the most fetching one We slip many little girls into grad ion frocks-—ever 80 many kinds izes 12 th14 years—from ( 5.94 to 16.94