The evening world. Newspaper, June 11, 1917, Page 9

er with vecnving and | WANT woot FOR ape ie Sire Lian, ccxeaten acouiioniad cuec| Welheu ae: Wheatinris Hoe Tt ib. | Women way fey wag. merchand! ise sul ‘Gnu Doing War We ‘To the Batitor of The jorld: *Satse ‘Durden entered a tentative) At the Neighborhood Guild of the| wool, or, plea: ot not guilty, and'her lawyer! roadway ° Presbyterian Church at | Hnished squares ee ton ten days to take any ss Broadway and One Hundred and Fours I C DANO © may consider proper in teenth Street the women are makii t fawn of his client, Pending fas use of thelr odd: . i pleading Miss Burden was released A r it ’ on a bond of $1,500. annual outing — The prosecution of Miss Burden is|knitting them Into nine-inch squares, day. The Outsi the outcome of the Government's long | Which they set together to make blank- | "10" non at basel b continued inquiry into the case of/¢ts. These blankets, now badly needed, | |, hi ‘Ganes, vearine| Mrs. Charlotte A. Warren, wife of] will be sent to France through the or- | the same there was @ dinn: Accused of Falsely Swearing Whitney Watrens architect, Indicted | anized charities speeches were made by W. H. Baldwin | Imported Coat Was Made for filing to declare for dutiable pur-| SPit zephyr or any other fine wool and Joseph Rowan. i poses certaing wearing apparel be- 4 for Her Here. longing to herself, her maid and Miss ' Burden when the two returned from ‘ou Suffer | Vith . France on the liner Espagne on Nov. Do or Miss Evelyn Byrd Burden, sister of | 15, 1915. The Customs authorities | f. Townsend Burden, was arraigned | have procured evidence as to the for- ‘to-day before Judge Harland B. Howe) Cign Manufacture of some of the gar- ave you a oelul 0 gony , red- ao claimed vin the Criminal Branch of the Ted-| were home made and therefore not Perea Geese eral District Court on an indictment | sunject to duty, P ——| A silk cout adorned with black and| Wouldn’t you just love to have healthy, happy feet metal thread found in one of Mrs. Warren's trunks, at a re-examination again? made by order of Collector Malone at the Ritz Carlton Hotel, was claimed ka by Miss Burden, who represented GuRusTARE, my that the garment was made by Will- ABvice jam Hardy, a dressmaker of No, 657 Fifth Avenue, and was intended for Pieces her personal use. Regarding this claim, the indict- ment against Miss Burden returned on June 8 charges that Miss Burden, knowing the coat pad been, brought into the United States by Mrs, War- ren, swore falsely to the Collector of Customs and to the appraising offi- cers, The indictment against Mrs, War- ren charges that she made a fraudu- lent baggage declaration and entry in which she asserted that the silk coat with black and metal thread and the other articles in her trunks were for the personal use of herself or those accompanying her, The Government, which was pre-| Here's the easiest, quickest and best } no thick ring-pads and toe- pared to go on with Mrs, Warren’s| way to get rid of your corns FOR CONSTIPATION have stood the test of time. Purely vegetable. Wonderfully quick to banish billousness, Oey At air Wite cation fort itehell, | few daya the corn comes right’ out, root 0 and all old Mitchell baby, Boss Smith at motor Pleres's Corn Plasters are an old-tinie temedy, which you will find convenient to was held] ii, ‘There are no smelly laqulés to spill fous negro character here, be baby's br di Gui IN Ey the Store Whig i iin The Abraham & Straus Private Subway Entrance at Hoyt Street is quickly reached by Brooklyn Express, as follows, from Le 5 Hi Syth it. mid $ren4, £ jenteal: . iz min, | Brooklyn Priéxs. D min, FaSA Se roan) 5 amin: | Pea Se. au Lins At: : 18 min, | Bowling Greens. 63 mins FORECAST Fair | to-day end. te mer 2 The Annual June Sale—and Outclassing Its Predecessors 6,000 Men’s Shirts A YODdE For Actual $1.25, $1.50 and $2.00 Qualities About 10 per cent. of the lot are Shirts of present $2.00 retail value. The other 5,400 are mostly of the $1.50 persuasion. They are a full, fresh, spick-and-span contingent; not a gathering of ‘‘jobs.’ They come from the maker whose work we consider so highly as to let im males us with 50 per cent. of the fine Shirts we sell. They were all NEWLY made for us; in OUR way—100 per cent. good, To get them, we capitalized the importance of our business to this maker, For the man who provonta against the generally increasing prices for good Shirts, this Sale will be a wind { Se 78 Particularly Good Patterns Percales Jacquard Weaves Figured Madras | Satin-Striped Madras Oxford Cloth j In Fast Color Woven and Printed Stripes All on white grounds. Soft cuffs, Coat cut. Sizes 14 to 17's, 4 a | | Sale Begins Bright and Early on Tossday Morning treet oor, Hast Bulag | trial last week, learned at the last| ‘Try it on our sincere recommendation |moment that several Important wit- | ena paula! it fite over_tne cere. s esses ha fone abroad, a kage of Pierce's Corn Plasters: . i — - at year Greggiet ithe coat ts a title, only fr MOCRIO® ARS ney ard & dime, but It will prove the best inves! | Killed Baby After Attack on Little) ® Sine. Dut dy victim ever made. 1 very meters recom 4 and Girl. Apply one of the thin, linen-backed . If you oan’ ROANOKE, Va., June 11 aartee Re plasters to the worst old. co locally send a dime and we'll mall direct. tacking pretty sixteen-year-old Mary| put @ man in to ‘and— Day at the home of Virginia Mitchell, pain almost instantly disappears, and in a . Pierce's Corn | Summer Sales Successes Banner events, recently ushered in, bepen Bn coh appeal to our an are meeting’ ‘with Tesponse. Summer Merchandise of All Kinds at Un- beatably Low Prices. Whatever you need is here, sir or madam, be it YARD GOODS, WEARING AP- PAREL, THINGS FOR THE Our Fane DOORS AND OUT — TABLE SUPPLIES. THINGS FOR OUTDOOR SPORT, and so on. STORE, and the more - ronize it the cwronger This impression made manifest. Theproblem of a distine- tive gradua- tion, wedding oranniversary gift is solved in this sale tomorrow of handsome solid gold rings. The price, in many in- noteven cover the cost of the gold and the workmanship. The selection is wonderfully varied, including many handsome designs, set with real cameos, bloodstones, synthetic rubies and imitation colored stones. This is a value for which words are inadequate. YOU MUST SEE FOR YOURSELF TO FULLY APPRECIATE IT. Come early! Mail and telephone orders { Deliveries everywhere. ‘Assorted Vegeta FOUNTAIN GOLDEN WAX BEANS. FOUNTAIN SMALL SWEET PEAS FOUNTAIN FANCY WHOLE TOMAT PRINCESS NEW SPRING SPINACH, BABBITT’S NAPHTHA SOAP. SUN RAISI Our customers are invited to lot are hundreds of fine silk and cloth ca register in the State Military Census, All the newest shapes in all sizes; at at our Store, during the weeks of Boye ond Girls’ ne ed Straw June 11th to 26th. ay ( many fine tions, in straw colori Registration Booth, Main Floor BEVOTY GENO. oon se epderscsccsevcccesecseess Women’s & Misses’ Summer Dresses 5. 95 Order These Groceries Flour. FOUNTAIN PREMIUM PATENT) ‘e-bbl. bag, PLOUR HECKER'S SUPERLATIVE. FLOUR $1.89 Limit—2 bag: Sold with Grogery Orders. FOUNTAIN LARUE GREEN LIMA BEANS ay Can, FOUNTAIN TENDER STRINGLESS BEANS | D&G Laundry Soap-—————, MAID SEEDED . 7 COMMERCIA 2.10; ricer l4c | BLANK BOOKS— reg, SO: qually: ABe 02.81.60; pkx “BLGGEst| newvily Dound GRIPFEN'S CALIFOR- VALUE"! in dlack board, aateg red corners sPeciai “PLANTATION NIA CLUSTER “EAT- S—black, preen oF mixed to order; ING” RAISINS dor, $2.30; 20¢ p dor arge can . ve $t 75: 15¢]}] covtanos wand SUN’ MAID. SBEDLESS JOMATOTs . gor, 42.10 site 8x8 | red rutin pase ae 2 ie can. 18C $8; sn ern rae rales! Oe 5 400 pages, regularly 8 jor, 8 pkg Havel QUALITY TO. sla LOOSE MUSCATEL MATOES TYPEWRITER RIBBONS for al makes FS Me RAISINS 30¢ dor, $2.30; D0 500 pages, regularly $1.50; S1, 15 2 Ibe ’ No.2 site can. "THE BIG STORE” SIXTH AVE.. 1B TO 19%! STREET 5 | Sa \ Specia! Purchase and Sale of 2,500 Men’s Fine Straw Hats, at *] A5 Sennits, Porto Ricans and Splits in Latest Blocke— Made to Retail. at $2 and $2.50 As fine « lot of straw hats as we have offered under price a be peg ceoph Peeny, hon og B 8:1.) offering this season, when ba lew and far between. hese hats are bron light in we Wich at gobo a ‘iow CROWNS. smal and medi Genuine . 35 & $6 South $ American Panamas at 3. 95 All novel shapes, Including Alpine, Yacht, Telescope and Trooper. ome with the new flat brim, others with open curl and pencil carl brink brim. izes, ‘7Be and $1 Auto, Sport and Golf Caps for Men -“ Prey TR ren in this Made ‘to Retail at $6.75, $7.95 and $9.75 Each Faultlessly made summery dresses of most desirable cotton fabrics; including: FANCY FIGURED, STRIPED, WHITE AND EM- BROIDERED. VOILES, WOVEN CRASH, LINON, COTTON Son canya POPLIN, PLAID GINGHAMS AND COTTON. CREPE. A remarkable collection of styles for CITY, COUNTRY AND SEASHORE WEAR, in sizes for women and misses. Twenty styles for your choice—FOUR AS PICTURED. Snappy sport styles, effectively trimmed with materials in contrasting colors. Smart, tailored styles, fashioned on newest and most becoming lines. Filmy dressy styles, made with tunic skirts in dainty summer colors; also all white, charmingly designed with dainty new shaped collars and cuffs. Practically the entire range of Summer styles is covered. Many harmonious color combinations | Choice at add to the charm of this remarkable $ collection of Summer dresses. 5 9 All sizes for women and misses. Self: <“W onderwear” PETTICOATS At °1.95 & 2.95 Guaranteed for Three Months “Wonderwear” is a good name for these petticoats, for they axe indeed wonderful. Read the liberal three pit guarantee reproduced here; ther come and mine the garments! held in Domestics & White Goods Representing Economies hich Every Thrifty Housewife Will lmme- diately Recognize. The very things you need at the time you most need them at prices which would be low even in normal times. Buying now means saving for the future. Table Damask —Imported to sell at $1.19 per yard. 70 inches wide; bleached; two choice patterns in Ld lot; sale price, per yard Napkins-—Bleached 18-i inch hemmed napkins; 5 choice patterns; will wash py weet Sith canee satistac- tion. Regular price 65¢ per halfdo: ; tomorrow; at 6 for 50c Table Cloths--Bleached oval shape table cloths. Size 56x62 inches. Finished with colored edge. Slight- ly soiled from handling, but laun- dering will bring out its full beauty, and prove it to be worth at least $1.00. Going tomorrow; each at Doylies—12 inch Blue “and White Japanese Doylies; suitable for China Closets, etc. Included in the sale because we have no table cloths on hand to mash them. Regularly 30c¢ per dozen. Clearance tomorrow in alt 1 dozen lots; at 6 for Tc Summer Coverings--1200 yards of light weight Ticking; blue striped, Suitable for summer coverings, and for many useful purposes in the household. All one 10. attern; at, per yard, Ic Pillow Cases— Fancy, embroidered, hemstitched with corded ed, with initial. Size 45x36 in fore making. Put up 2 i Regularly $1.29. Tuesda' snugly at ine with elastic belting’ thereby assuring a proper fit to any size waist without the need of alteration. An attractive style in all the prevailing colors, also white. At ba 95 —--Made of soft cot- h ton charmeuse t flounces of taffeta ai, Also white. At —Beautiful models yes 9 in durable Seco silk top and silk taffeta flounces—in two-tone effects. Extra sizes may be had in all colors and or at $2.95. The white Petticoats in extra sizes are shadow proof. Read This Guarantee————— We guarantee this garment not to split or fall into holes for three months from date of purchase, provided same is worn foot free and has not been altered. GREENHUT'S —— Women’s $1.75 & $2 Rubber Sole Sport Pumps Pair, 89¢ Sizes 2!4 to 6 (Pull details of this offering printed in our ad. in this evening's Journal) illed promptly. Telephone Chelsea 4000. Delico Dainty Dessert per box = Cheese Cloth—7500 yards Bleached and Unbleached Cheese Cloth; Good qualities. 36 inches wide, Regularly 7c and 7! per yd Be Tomorrow, per yd Limit--3 dozen. Spring Lamb—, Hind quarters; BOG 'N ne sent ©. O, D, Fresh Fruits S WEE T_ ORANGES 4 dos, 81 D ahs A 28¢ Juicy LEMONS 3 dor, BO 22¢ bles: ED ; wey Specimen Values in Our Great Sale of Commercial Stationery BOSTON|L. & ©. HARDMUTH “H" SHARP: | INK ERADICATOR eat of ENER latest mod Filled books of “Sperry” ¢ on the Fifth Floor. We giv & Stamps are redeemable for $2.50 worth of merchandise in any department, or for $2 in cash at the H.” Green Trading Stampa as usual, Ask for them. Double “'S, & H."' Stamps Till 12 o'clock. Single itamps Thereafter. Single ‘‘Sperry’’ Gold Stamps All Day,