The evening world. Newspaper, August 15, 1917, Page 11

we . POLE SEARCHING FOR MSSING GIRL, HEIR T0 FORTUNE —<- Last Seen in Subws tensibly Goin, to Home in Dayton Ow A torture, o me Oi bere ne oe wet we Me nerd, hae boon Hun onth & t the Berean of Missing Persone hae boon | BRE te 804 where Marie wont! Wee she Givepoeared Moy 12, 1916) @ weute trom der howe to oome | Petnt ts Onto. Mies Gmien was 6 foot 1 inches fal, weighed 120 pounds, hat br own | FP On8 ark brown hair pnd a fair Gemplexion, and wore a tan suit and| © Green wtraw pat. | The fortune was) willed to her by her erar her, who| @e4 recently in Dayton, 0. | Mra. C. P. Meath of No. 262 West! One Hundred and Kevenveenth Street turned over to the police a letter she Bad received from Charles W. Fol- | Kerth, a Dayton attorney. The miss. tng girl bad once lived with Mra! Heath, who told the police that she had not een the Smith girl since | May 12, 1916, when the girl was at the One Hundred and Tenth Street @tation of the subway, presumably ws MOTHERS INSTRUCTED & “Please tell me address or where- abouts of Marie Binith. She is an heir in the Gerkin estate. If we can Jocate her and she enters her ap fance in court, we ¢ roceed wat the sale of the pr y and pay her her tnterest.” CASTO R | A By Sophie Irene Loeb. For Infants and Children | Everw penny will be waed for the | purchase of milk In Use For Over 30 Years’ | SET Cwiee the Signature of Condition Association Acting With Eve- ning World Gives Advice to Parents. No family will be pauperized, The milk will be delivered direct by the milkman to the home. The Association for Improving the Born in inane ome THE HE who hesitates is lost. But he who deliberates over a pipe of Velvet ain’t—not by a long shot. Think This Over— Kentucky Burley is a good pipe tobacco. There is no better. But there are ways and ways to cure it. There are quick, man-made pro- cesses and there’s Nature’s way—two years ageing in wooden hogsheads. That’s a slow, ex- pensive method, but it is the best method. Try Velvet and taste that difference. Liggett Myars bacco Ce 1c Tins 1 Ib, Glass Humidors SEND CHECK TO MILK FUND, EVENING WORLD. By these it will be SMOOTHEST SMOKING TOBACCO 3B BE IN@ WORLD, WEDEBEDAY, AUGUST 15, Mothers Find More Value In Mitk Than in Any Other 7 ood! ! Swell the Milk Fund! _— citi MURDE OF THEA! TEACHING NEW YORK MOTHERS HOW TO CARE FOR CHILOREN What a Little Money Can Do in Supplying Children With Milk $1.00 will provide one child with milk for 12 days bound for her home tn Dayton, 2.60 1 month ‘The letter of the Dayton attorney 6.00 2 es e “s © Joe to Mrs, Heath follows: 16.00 * bod Land « «© © 6 months 90.00 “ qx children with milk for 6 month» of the Poor, wh Wo milk for kives mother rounds of tigation urge th subjoined f mental seen that t ai Ws ee Ie ee ee eh) ccnp her te bone put Perwert OC Astute doors tte Ott hetee on " ee 99 oe re A Pantalette Housedresses Are Such Useful Affairs Specially Priced days } practiew me mare Now--Our 25" AUGUST SALE Money Well Spent Is Economy's Short Cut Following For Both hee and To-Morrow Maslin, Sheets, Pillow Cases Our Merchandising Policy Makes These Prices Possible 1.35 1.67 2.05 Our reg. $1.74 Our reg. $ Our reg. $2.4 Ace eal DOROTHY GOLOHE.” This ts .Dorothy’s rhymed letter to PASSING SHOW |] LYRICS os 4 |] winte w no ony GACRATE [Ry | “EASTERN STEAMSHIP LINES” } PHY Thay aes ne VTE Peon | * . 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NEW AMSTERDAM %\ has} Many dock workers n arrested, and St, Hrae 6 15 pected of head-| anda in Yucatan, The Coot Popular Day oe DT MY MIDs OOF Serre” Ro ik dd, PE ha ANCE ZIECFELD RIONIGHT FREE B Mou COHAN EHARRIS | - Py er ina Holid | Turns NAURA, Round Trip \ LYCEUM THE LASsO0 HARRIS Pettch., Shut | DAYBREAK ¢::* ELTINGE 2%: TO-NIGHT AT 8, fa) PGUSINES S GEF OE PLEA SURED ET DAILY | Sra ILLIAM FOX 1917 FAIRY FILM NCR SEOEANHA | ' 5. me ALICE HOWELL Sensation, “Her Hare: ‘THEATRE, BROADWAY", DIR, STANLEY V, MASTBAUM, ve 218M Wh wy 12.15 \CRITERION'™ HENRY J. BRLOG “ATM GAINE nance, 1 MANX-MAN ‘niceure, | 5 Greatest THE Mager and etter Than the Circus, {| GLOB | x AEERY Ore MANUAT MN WHat, [Mate TMEATEST CABT EVER SEEN AS AMEINCK AMUSEMENTS. AOLUMBIA Panis BOWERY BURLESQUEKS « ¢ STEEPLECHASE UN FACTORY REE TOYS FOR CHILDIEN CAKR_WAER TVERY RHIbAy Stair, BURLESQUE. ‘ al sconpie tit MAT. Maida lay ToATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Fare 26c hy DAY & NIG ILLES (won hincae batt KEANSBURG, Kd, Gero SPECIAL Excursions Every vay MUSIC & DANCING on I wa VAUDEVILLE, FFPROCTOR’S AUDEVILLE & PHOTO PLAYS I2alh St DAILY iSNOKEAM | THE AVIATORS EOUCATIONAL, INSTRUCTION, 46 P - FORDHAM ‘si SL | . a BR LAW SCHOO UNIVERSITY v4 ! TAR fe PASTS tal) AOULWoRTH BLDG. Sew von, a ernoon 5 to 6:1 j h) S Nwtine September Morniig Glories | Evening Cla 7:43 to 9:48 am Case Ste HELP _WANTE DYMAK Ed MALE. i Wante Ne Y th : (wep, BUSINESS PROPERTY TO LET. { w York Theatr ; j Le en iy. . Tanith 100. ° meat Kool | eh tis one Wikewe Las |e FOR SALE. = DIAMONDS ON CREDIT EASY THOM, ALL GOODS GUARANTEED Kr M Dolly Siw PALACE] soem’ Delictous Lemonade Fre American Watch & Diamond Co. @ MALDEN LANE; ihious Gor, fx07 ae Agent DIAM ONDS nisbrncnny HELP WANTED. Mr, Louly Riversive ‘on HENDERSON'S [44818 HAGE HOWARD & CLARK 8! Stanley Toto, ROONEY & BENT Ses Brownian’ auh'a FEMALE Brooklyn Office, 4100 M Hemetitched Sheets and Pillowcases, truly servicestyle an « pantalette | dresses. For jening — the most MUSLINS { strenuous farming house Prat Low Lonsdale o mal Te value 21 sale price 08 cleaning- all oI wt now’ activi- Lanit yards ties these garments serve. One or two Me Telephone Orders 86 end 99 in, UNBLEACHED MUSLINS Today's value 19! ws you that you plece atylen-—v ne & collar mill length price, yard on et for ys " y patch pockets and practical, roomy T2 in. BLEACHED SHEETINGS for *, beds Today's value 95 2 - 4 sleeves. fi in. for full sise beds Today's value 89 at Mees gh PILLOW CASES SHEETS A ye" ‘ GINGHAM CHAMBRAY. DENIM |, y 10 ond OS Extra long Pillowcases to 40!, inches, Sheets to 3 yde. long. August Sale Reductions on Mohawk, Wameutte and New Bedford Sheets and Pillowcases BLEACHED AND UNBLEACHED SHEETINGS UNELEACHED more reapectively BLEACHED Today's value 25 Today's value 30 ‘Today's value 35 Sate 27 Towels | Today’s Frocks At August Sale Prices ed ‘Turkiah Math ‘Towele— For Women and Misses Serges-blue, tan and gray an Satins Taffetas navy and black. a) navy and black, Special... 28 Voiles Crashes striped, pfain white or colors. smart plaid trimming. Poplins——rose, green, tun, blue. checked in various hams Our reg. 69 each Practical Tubables for Busy Moments Specially Priced For Housedress Day PORCH FROCKS MORNING DRESSES Two-toned striped ginghams, Plain or striped | percales, with te embroidery col: ginghams and chambrays, lary or plain blue waisted or loose-fitting belted chambray with black and — styles—self or contrast col- white pipings. Our reg. $1.84 1.48 lar and cuffs, Our reg. $1.37 1.18 . A Clearance at .88 OF 1.24 TO 1.50 TUB SKIRTS WHITE—TAN Medium and Extra Sizes in Gabardine and Pique. Several different styles included in the group—flap or patch pockets--gathered or yoke back ‘its of various designs —~button finish, And this surprising price only because the sizes in each par- ticular style are incomplete and the skirts a little wrinkled from the season’s handling. ‘To prevent dealers buying, quantities restricted, No Mail or Telephone Orders. $1.24 Satins—-35 inch 92 hk Slips 1% iy ortment of Umht and dark Pp styles—hand quality — for dresses. Mi ita ete Mb RLoon, Sy Main FLOOR, Ps Seersuck u lens tier f DUs@ dreases, immed hi aprons B. ete rn a WASH DRESS FABKICS--BASEMEN'T UNDERWBAR—NAIN FLOOR 25 ct Satin and Talfet Ribbons 17 cas ae sae white, black and MAIN’ FLOM, ciliennes ‘ heavy, round w f dainty lace cream, ray Wai saigiaig ti MAIN. PLOOK lomen's and | $684 and $7.84 W | ts canton Union Suits a. 97 ct. Boys’ Washa UNDERWEAIO MAIN FLOOR. Trousers 78 Well tailored + PHIRD FLOOR 280 loth and rd and white Light an stripes—also khak! Ik, Pinch o tached — sport “and 17 years neckhand > FLOOR Tove! WuMsHiNGsatinkd Foon, August Sale Depts. Include: Blankets Pillow Cases Cutlery Quilts--Comfortables — Linens Soaps Tickings—-Pillows Towels—-Towelings Curtains and Draperies Muslins Scarfs--Shams Rugs—Shades Sheetings—Sheets Silverware Flannels