The evening world. Newspaper, June 15, 1917, Page 4

megs S2ass etree BRessser4 szes2- az c ee QSsseestPe "i gests FRfze¢cezes eee Raf #4 gee eo b ™m 7 o o e ee * rt “ I or ie, Leigh of No “Nl COMMITEE ON GENTRAL PLANS [Gives Three Borough Presi- dents Who Have Opposed Him a Chance. dent Marcus M | President Mauric Cont | Queens and President Calvin D. V Are you a wage earner? [Name of Richmond. ‘These thr: members of the bo . ‘Then you realize that as your | with pupiie Serv efficiency increases your pay | iervey, Hodes and W increases, and to attain this end you must keep fit- eight is essential. If you cannot do your work without straining your eyes — have one of our Oculists (Reg- istered Physicians) examine them. If you need glasses he will | prescribe them,and a competent Optician will adjust them so that you will do your work with zest and efficiency. If you do NOT require “beg ~you will then have n fecompensed for the time spent in having your eyesight © examined. Harris Glasses cost $2.00 and effort ffect an ag good eye | trotter. Messrs. Marks, Connolly and Van lame have fought consistently against | the agreement with the railroad that wag drawn up with the sanction of the Mayor and the Comptroller, They | have claimed that if this a which was eventually de legislation at Albany, we | upon by the Board City of New York we of dollars and franchises of ine Before he announced the names of the new committee, Mayor Mitchel winked at Comptroller Prendergast and | President Pounds of Brooklyn. “I ap point,” said the Mayor, “Mr. Connolly if special lenses are | eprard of Queens chairman of the committee and Mr. Marks of Manhattan another needed, or gold-filled or solid gold untings soba member. In order that the Eatin Board's representation at the confer ie of Kichmond as the third member.” culists and Opiic.ans “Very good, Mr. Mayor,” sald Mr |Connolly, “now we'll get some re action on the West Side matter accept with thanks.” “I shall not enter upon my labors Kast 234 Street, near 4th Avenue. We BS West Bh itrect, "near Lenox Ave. 27 Wert 34th St, bet, bth & 6th Aves. “s Columbus Ave. bet Sit & 624 Bes. Nassau Street, near filled with a new hope,” declared ides" Micholas Ay. bet. inoth a sible President Marks, <sbmabaan = M Although he had been @ membor of ‘by, Brooklyn, |the Port and Terminal * tat eres: ont, Woy Brockive:|which hundied the West. Si¢ along the lines favored by the Mayor —— “lesen LE ME Et SC road St, next to Hedell, Newark, and the Comptroller, Mr. Marks on 47-49 West 4ad Street Renan © STORE OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY The Famous Renard Millinery Dept. will inaugurate tomorrow the final days of its Great Re-Organization Sale The wonderful values that captivated the buying public will continue through the final days of the sale. Trimmed Hat Salon SECOND FLOOR 100 New Lingerie Models, in | Alice Blue, White, Light Blue, and Peach Color. Matching the $ 95 dainty light Summer Dresses, formerly $10 to $12.50 at $ s= Closing Out Price 235 of the very latest Georgette Blue and Sand Color. formerly up to $15.00, at models, disregarding the high cost of many of these hats, at Untrimmed Hat Section GROUND FLOOK link, Alice and Light Blue, termerly from $2.95 to $4.50, at MAIN FLOOR Crepe, Satin and Faille Silk Closing Out Price Closing Out Price 1,200 high-class Milan Hemp Closing Out Price 65c Models in Black, White, Navy Balance of all our late Spring Shapes in Black, Sand, Brown, Sport Hat Section 200 New Wool Felt, Soft Crown Sport Hats in all the leading snades to match the new sport coal Sucaters, formerly sold at $3.85, Closing Out Price } Pistol Baik ‘thle otrers this afte sie ie beeen tog ha MILITIA IFICERS TAKE EXAMINATIONS TO QUALIFY ° in an affidavit, declares | > a Romeo of the mov : sie thinks she is “the J ft Not a C F v4 York National Guards-| 1)" Srovies” and is jealous of every if orn oF en fied fo Appear Under | woman who plays opposite him in Call Fi t National Defense Act. wh seat | declares that ps sad ” Fn Boserilaby tear shr hone Apply few drops, then. lift i montha i an } them off without pain. } oné Important occasion ed to the private con “ROMEO OF THE MOVIES” | WAR DECLARED ON Pie. ORDERED TO PAY ALIMONY Blackwell Wins $110 ,000 Counsel Fee Separation Suit Pr the Fe ‘ort and Termir had handled discha giving Pie tak to the enemy ts share from the nt and the digesti It sho: A separatic y, $110 a w counsel fees pend: | and $1,000 Municipal Bullding | y , & motion picture Harry H. Bandholtz ult for Blackwell to assume from any drug s n Jersey City and Hoboken numdrum role of a husband.” simply appl Bb apply a Henry Lohmann $r. of! iiackwell declares that when be | of freezone upon mmand are being exam- | was first married in Syracuse bie} tender corn or painful callus d instantly ppears, then shortly will find the corn of callus so | loose that you cam lift it off | with fingers. No pain, not a bit of sore- “pest” and “nuisance.’ on to the names of | Guard officer Saturday the tified that they must mination prescribed si my of naval operations, atter| ction of the Great Lake. at Chicago, has re niels that conditlo 4 the morale exc ad been made that the men| My ared for, | ! * K > ve Sixth Division; Major Al sn of the Adjutant ¢ ent; Major F, ty-wecond = Eng » Howe of the Sig « Hard corns, soft corns or corns between the toes, also toughened calluses, just shrivel up and lift off so easy. It is wonderful! It works like a charm. Try itt! Women should keep freez- one on their dressers and never let a corn ache twice. ~Advt. = | | Sixth Vietim of Sumer Plant Fire! John Shinkowltz of No, 279 Wythe v Williamsburg, and = Frank 1 | Micholik of No, 95 North First Street ij s to-day_of eH f the Havemeyer The list of dead was | d to ax All Sales FINAL 47-49 West 42d Street STORE OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY Great Re-Organization Sale PARTNER RETIRING Present Managing Interests Acquire Complete Control, Necessitating Closing Out *‘rxin'to" Final Adjustment PRIOR TO 950 Afternoon Dresses Closing Out Price Reduced from $19.75, 22.50, 25.00 & 50 Geretaceretca acai eenmeneienacnmenmmee i‘ All remaining Taffeta, Georgette, Serges, Plain Pc Closing Out Price 2.50 porch and house wear Afternoon and Evening Frocks Reduced from $25, 29.50 and $35 Chine, Crepe Meteor, Taffeta, Closing Out Price 5: 60 Afternoon and Evening Dresses “1sins_Out Price Heretofore from $39 to $55 00 Materials of plain and beaded Georgettes, Crepe Meteo ors Hea cette ig tert etree yc rmernnee Sadan Hh ‘ool Jersey and Serge. Fine Taffetas, Houlards, Fine Quality Wool Jersey Suits “esin¢_Out Price 2.50 shirtw sist dresses. Closing Out Price 5,00 Elaborate Afternoon and Evening Gowns Closing Out Price p00 Closing Out Price 194 ce, Figured and Striped making an elegant selection for street Beautiful models with graceful lines—of Crepe Georgette Crepe, Net, Silk Pongee, Silk Jersey, Shirtwaist Dresses---two pieces Former Price $29.75 all the new Taffeta, Crepe de Chine, sizes, Figured Georgettes summer colors. Former Prices up to $45.00 All new models in wll c« Deprived suits other material cluded with this th, Poplins and thers embroidered. I Mixtures, Buretla Cle lors, some plain, of Silk Taffetas Magnificent Afternoon Gowns Former Prices up to $125 Elegant Gowns in Besded Georgettes, Laces, Taffetas, Crepe de Chines, Satins Foulards, Beaded Nets, Satin and Georgette Combinations, Fiowered Chiffons Sergea. Formerly up to $150 and Evening Wraps Taffetas, ete New Navy Blue and Tricotine sults Former Prices up to $65.00 neg tas, Ex idered 1 4 silk Jerseys, Gabardines. i Shenad ey » iui THE RVENING WORLD, FRIDAY “JUNE 16, 1917. ly expense f its devo- ald not be eaten three times —— © 0 So te Army. Col. George wan Yee Monee of the] ether compound and called e Fourth Regiment, New Mrs. Blackwell declares, “it it free: onal Guard, which has tle bottles for a few | the soreness | you} 00 OX —>0- ——O0 Se (SC) ee O o— So —S ew». — 00 ey OC Oe O Founded 1826 Greeley 1900 Lord @ Tay lor 38th Street FIFTH AVENUE 39th Street . Store Hours in June, 9 A M. to 5 P. M. —— Today the Last Chance to Buy Your Liberty Bond } Buy Now! Buy Here! | Special Booth on the Ground Floor Women’s All Wool Jersey Sport Suits Unprecedented Values $10.50 Newest Models in all the new and wanted colors; all sizes. 100 Tweed Touring Coats, Very Special, $10.75 Third Floor Girls’ and Juniors’ Apparel Sharply Reduced for Clearance Extraordinary values, offered with a view to the requirements of Summer vacation wardrobes. ; Girls’ and Juniors’ Coats \'f Sizes 6 to 17 years. $12.50 | Formerly to $39.50.....- “$19.50 Juniors’ Separate Skirts Formerly $10.95, $13.95 and $15.00........ $7.95, $10.95 and Velours, serges ,and Jerseys; checks, plaids and plain colors; navy, white, green and rose; and novelty sport stipes: Lengths 33 and 35 inches. Garden and Sport Smocks Trouville cloth, crepe, “Wonderlin” and mercerized poplins in gay colors or white. Slip-on, buttoned shoulder, coat and Russian models, hand smocked and hand embroidered; others trimmed with cretonne or huge sport checks. Sizes 14 to 20...... $3.50 and $3.95 Third Floor Formerly to $19.50... $13.98 ——sT) NSS ESO pees. Ground Floor Specialsa-—---—-ca-a-anrascensan-ansandy Girls’ Tub Dresses—plaids, stri 1 1 Si | Bust ean. p pes or plain colors. Sizes $1.79 ; eae —cmccmert | Featured for Saturday i i i nc aN Clearing as We Go 300 Trimmed Hats Formerly $7.95 to $12.00 On Sale—Saturday $5.95 A varied collection including smart Tailored Hats, Dress Hats and Sport Hats. Black and fashionable colors. Fourth Floor ee cece: 500 Misses’ Summer Dresses Exceptionally Attractive Values at $5.95, $7.95, $8.50, $10.95 New Cotton Frocks in fashions smart but delightfully youthful; in fabrics cool, light, airy and decidedly charming in their colors and patterns, A collection comprising Dresses of plain and Novetly Voiles, many in combination effects; ae of smart and serviceable Ginghams; one piece, two piece, Shirtwaist and Sport Models, featuring the latest and cleverest style-notes. T ooae Semi-made Skirts || Of Pure Linen Crash Very Special at $3.50 An exceptionally smart model, in | fine quality linen crash; choice shades | ¥ of Cadet blue, brown, shell pink and ! oyster white. af Ground Floor 2. eee mo mnommoe Third Floor ee. me mee June Sale Women’s White Footwear Lord & Taylor Standard Qualities High-Cut White Reignskin Cloth Laced Boots, $6.50 Usually, $8.00 Incomplete Extra High-Cut White Kidskin Laced Boots, $7.85 Usually $10.00 a sizes White Kidskin Pumps $4.95 Usual Price, $6.50 a pair, ——O—ae 0 See (9) Sa 0 Becond Floor ee ee eee > PSO 0 SO SS 0 SS So SO eC