The evening world. Newspaper, September 12, 1917, Page 7

ae . - Stepin Marries Young Man to Keeo Him From War, | Alleges Ane A Mr ' « . pro wheel ° ' noe este berw ' kman own ' ' * wife Tite ’ , " y Pieenbere went to the Die trict Attorney's offlee to-day with bis Rendier, and bie his son ace, on bin witete! Y asked hed overcome Ile eighteen years ago | h of my first wife,” Bieenvers prensa 4. Mike was then ton ye d, She loved Mike from the day * aw When Mike was drafted for the war | was away ap in Bullivan y looking after my bus “Tillie was afraid Mike would have | to go to war talked with some hbors about it, | and when they told her that in order to be extempted from war duty men Would have to be married she took Dim down to the City Hall, where they were marricd on Aug. 14 Mike told me all y « together at 2 Wi Stre Attorney Sandler told Mr, Minton be had examined the records ef the Marriage Lice Bureau and found that a licens» 1 been issued to Tillie and Mike and they had been | married by Deputy City Clerk) license applica- as twenty- 8 No. 96 nan gave of No age as 1 her says that Nasowitz | ‘s maiden name when er in Brooklyn in Oc- he marrie tober, 189 Assistant ten sent for Fi Braneh IL orney Min- Stapleton of the Rureau and i Mike and ; them in the City “FRAMED” DRAFT DRAFT CLAIMS, CHARGE AGAINST BROTHCRS Local Board Turns Case Against Schustermans Over to Fed- eral Authorities. Youls and Harry Schusterman, No. 74 Trinity Avenue, Bronx, are broth- ers. Both a strong young men; both passed the hysical tests when they were der the Draft Act; both soughy fon. a study of the aft led by the brothe several wit examining the G. Huptel jr, Ch emption Board No. he had turned over to trict Attorney an In Ne case, “The Schuster boys have admit- te4 to me,” said Hupfel, “that they ‘framed up’ affidavite for their exemp- Marry claimed exemption on the ground that he was be sole support of his par: osented affida- vite of alien birth, isetan Schus- terman, the father, said he had worked “off and on" for ten years for Swift and Company and that he frequently had his wages docked when absent on account of illness A rep ative of Swift and Company told Hupfel the company never docks employees for that cause. It ts said the notary who made out the affidavits {# to be quest! Do you ever have | the“blues”? That discouraged feeling often comes from a disordered stom- ach, or an inactive liver. Get ur digestion in shape and Ree bile acting Ea ve the “blues” will disa peal rr. You will soon be cheerful, if you take BEECHAM'S PILLS the people’s remedy for life’s common ailments. They act thoroughly on the stomach, liver and Rawae, and soon reg: | ulate and strengthen these im- | rtant organs. Purely vege- able—contain no harmful drugs. Whenever you feel despondent a few doses will | Make Things iook Brighter, Lager Sale of Any Medicine in the | everywhere, lo boxes, 10cq25c. | of Local Ex- wunounced that e Federal Dis- No Extra ‘se for It, Aaserieiaciia to: ‘Nive World may ow int at District Svemagur ollice is tae a} City.” Roll flaw developed free when pri and get killed. Bhe|} th Flory Let Us Develop Your Films In our own lehorstory on the premises chilled works ond make prints of fine quality, Or prices for ye ng ore “Lawest on the ee an ee Second Floor, Mth Street, Rear. Gloves of such vod quality at this time of the year and at these prices should rapidly find the way to fortunate hands $1.09 Prixseam = sewn cape gloves of imported leather, gusseted fingers, one clasp, double draw back. Street shades of tan. $1.19 Genuine Mocha gloves in gray. Half p sewn, corners, tands for ACTIVE The strenuous Boy, Who finds clothes at fecys A boon and a joy. stands for DRESS TOGS For formal wear. Tuxedos and Etons With just the right “air.” Dress Togs, $14.74, 17.74 stands for GRATEFUL, All boys will be glad Of these neat service-reefers When weather is bad. Reefers, $489 to $0.75 » BBth Bt. rent The baby can be outfitted completely here, from the wee garments themselves to the last detail in the furnishing of his room. hird Moor, 26th Street, Rear WOMEN! Last Call for the SALE OF Union Suits Don't miss this chance to save one-half on your winter underwear of wool, merino or silk and wool in regular and extra sizes, Silk and Merino $1.69 Medium weight, well shaped. Several styles — low neck, no sleeves, ankle length; low neck, no sleev knee length; Dutch 1 elbow sleeves, ankle length. Silk and Wool $1.98 Medium weight, Swiss ribbed, very elastic. Styles are similar to the above. There also are some un- usual ones in regular sizes. Wool or Silk and Wool $2.69 Medium and. beayy weight, Swiss and plain ribbed, — In the same styles as the other groups, plus a few more designs, Neatly finished and well made, Sale Now in Progress bexre—Main Vicor, Kear, and Unusual Styles and Prices in These Night Dresses 76 Models at 94c, 39, $1.79 At 94c Of fine nainsook with — round, square or neck one is illustrated (A). Dainty flesh color batiste, hand embroid- ered; white voile trimmed — with flesh batiste. Also high’ neck gowns of nain- sook and cam- brie with em- broidery and tucks. A square neck model—of fine nainsook with tucks, lace and beading, or combi ions of laces and embroid- eries, a number of Empire effects. One of fleah’ batiste is trimmed with blue birds, $139 39 Styles at $1.79 Very attractive models that are luce and embroidery trimmed in novel designs (illustration B). Some ure hand embroidered, Flesh voile with square neck or surplice—all sorts of dainty and desirable gowns, MT —Third Floor, Kear, For the Cooler Weather Marabou Capes Kolinsky Specially color 5.94 priced In Kolinsky color our graceful Marabou capes, as tilustrated, have much the appear- ance of tine brown fur. They are smartly cut, sufficiently warm for Fall, well lined with brown satin and finished with Marabou ends attached to ribbons. Smaller Matabou Capes, ~ in Kolinsky Color, $2.97 Full Ostrich Boas, $1. 98 These come in black, white, taupe, pearl, navy and purple, Also in black with white, ‘They ure J nicely with silk tassels, Second Floor, 84th St,, A Simple Frock of Satin In harmony with the pre- vailing popular taste, Irene Fenwick appears in her latest play in a severely simple satin dress of dark color, Vestee and cuffs are of Georgette. It is a fetch- ing frock and illustrates the possibilities of satin for those who cannot afford’ a sumptuous wardrobe. We have satin in ‘every wanted shade adapted for u frock of this kind for $1.19 a# yard. Finer grades up to $3.49 @ yard. (anrs —second Foor, {ith Street From the Delicatessen Celery Potato Salad — style—An | Genuine Smoked White Fish ~ Exgillent appetizing combination of crisp celery. fin breakfast dish, $e | Potatoes and fey mayonnaise, Ye Jb, New Season's Nova Scotia Salmon — Ha Fresh Tomatoes— Stuffed with Chicken very choicest quatity 93 Ib, rr, Salmon Salad, Celery and Kaeo | N. Y. State Full Milk Cheese — Snappy ade Mayonnaise. 1c ew theese; makes a delicious Rarebit. 4le Lb, Finest Sugar-Cured Boiled Hams Limburger Cheese — Fancy New. York e sele cured and cooked with ptate; the finest domestic made, 36 Ib. osetia sliced 6 Domestic Swiss Cheese, 54e Ib, ae ere ol ie poked bottom reunt: | Star Brand Cervelat Fancy Sausage of the Frankfurters—small or large, 32 Ib, " nf Bakery Products 7 AMGYVS Molasses Fruit Cake — Prepared AYCYS Fancy Pound Cake — Including om the purest ingredients; containing | plain, citron, raisin and lady cake; pure citron, walnuts and’ the —pures ind whdlesome, at 29 pound, Put up in holly boxes, Bake yned tb. spe Cocoanut Layer Cake. A S-layer Coc pounds ea ch t Cake, of fine ingredients Ne each Bacys Delicious Iced or Plain Raisin Roce Almond Filled Coffee Rings— Bread—In loaves weighing about a pound. urge size, each Special, 12c ca | ne Peet le, peach, blac Currant and Vanilla Iced Lunch Cakes Ri ranut RTE AR 5 i a Pure and wholesome; dozen, 34c | apple, strawberry, huckleberry, ete All Our Bakery Products Are Baked on the Premises Delicatessen and Bakery Products Not Delivered, Mth street, Mitreetion tre Pree Ouctie a0 Same Bdeey — e About B.C. Cas a" is for BELTS To hold boys togethe: They really are needful In all sorts of weather Belts, she to BL 4) tands for EAGERNESs All boys will feel, For ovr Khaki Soldier Suits, Strikingly real! er Buits of Khakl, $2.49, 19.49 tands for HATS And Caps by the score You'll find them displayed On our Second Floor Hats, 94e to $3.96, Caps, $e to ™ stands for JOY He'll feel like a lord In a corduroy suit They wear like a board Corduroy Suits, $6.49 stands for KHAKI, So popular now For all kinds of sport wear, And work with the plough. Khaki Scout Suit, $4.24 stands for LOWEST, - And no Wweys price Can be beat for depend + able merchandise. stands for MACKINAWS They're great for the cold. Some patterns are quiet and some a bit bold. Mackinaws, $4.89 to $10.74 stands for NORFOLKS— They're always in style; Our stock is tremendous— We've pile upon pile. Norfolk Sutts, $7.74, $18.74 stands for OVERALLS,— Nicely in line With patriot -gardening ;— Their freedom is fine! Overalls of Cotton Covert and Blue Denim, 59¢ stands for PAJAMAS,— The durable kind. They're lower than elsewhere At Maqys you'll find. Pajamas, 79¢, $1.44 stands for QUALITY,— Lasting and strong. The pass-word at Cys For ever so long. stands for RAINCOATS, In tan and in black. A rainy-day needful That no boy should lack. Raincoats, $2.89, $8.94 stands for SWEATERS— They’re sturdy and strong And Oh! what a comfort The whole winter long. Sweaters, $1.98, $6.24 stands for TIES, ~ Both Windsor and plain; Foulards, and the washable Siks, in the main, Ties, 23¢, $1.44 stands for UNDERWAISTS, Made for hard wear. Buy now for the Winter,— It’s time to prepare. Underwatsts, 200, 69¢ stands for VESTS, Tue suit to complete, For party occasions, Attractive and neat. A Variety of Fancy and Knitted Vests, $2.49, $6.25 stands for WASHABLE, Various styles. Our Suit-tables are A succession of piles! Wash le Burts, 44 stands for EXTRAS, — suspenders and belt. Last-minute ‘‘forgetfuls,” Whose need will be felt. Suspenders, 290, 746 stands for YOUTHFULNESS, Aptly expressed In all our boys’ clothing, ~ A boy is well dressed. stands for ZEAL. We find new means each day To faithfully serve you In a very good way. te Store Hours The Store Opens 9 A. M., Closes 6 P.M. We Sell Dependable Merchandise at Prices Lower Than Any Other har Claes Sut Fe but y™ Cc =r Ont POO SE ee oe ee si a aa ea ee a == aT EE New _ | Second | I Soft Hats Floor | |} For Men at $2.39 cry stands for COLLARS And laundered just right No youngster will find then Too stiff or too tight Everywhere sun-burned straws are making Way for the new fall hats Our assortment offers an op portunity to exercise per- sonal taste The new blocks include bow 4 cut edge military style « asthe hat with the penoil { bom The colors ate olive brown, stone gray, alive grees and brown ‘or Your Protectio tobe stands for FALL And blouses for scho In peseale and madras Are now quite the rule Blouses, 590 to $ stands for INTEREST Which all mothers show In our big boys’ department, Where things are priced low. ee SO Min Wy OE, FIRST LONG TROUSERS S UIT S In the New Fall Styles $14.75 $17.50 $19.75 Interesting models for the young chap who forsakes knickers for long trousers, There are sack coats, Nor- Bags For Travelling Folks English Model Kit $34.50 Well made of long grain im: ported cowhide, russe reinforced — sewn-on J brass side lever lock and ides. Two good quality straps encircle entire bag. English plaid lining ¢ pockets ard double handles, Cowhide Bag $17.89 ; A strong bag with sewn-in folks, Semi-Norfolks — and rame and sewn-on corners, ogee Ps ta frame tHe iwecoh sornets the new coat with the disap: pearing belt that can be worn all around or hidden beneath the coat in front. The fabrics tweeds and wornte able mixtures, as wi io green, blue and brown, The quality of the tailoring and fabrics will please, as will the low prices. Fifth Floor, Bway, s4th se, justable pad for holding toilet articles, Brass ‘lock and clutches, 16, 18 and 20 inches, Fitth Floor, Cent You Should Know This The terms ‘‘bed linens” and “decorative linens” have come to be recognized as misnomers. Of course, there are bed sheets, pillow slips, etc., of pure linen, and there are decorative linens which are linen all the way through. But the fact remains thet cotton fabrics have crept into the “linen” family, end no attempt has been made to find names to take the place of the old “linen” nomenclature. when one reads "he looks upon sort of generic title, knowing that cotton or cotton and linen mixed are for the most part the raw materials of which the “bed linens" are made. It is the same with “deco- rative linens,”” Whenever fee adver- tises sheets and pillow slips or “decorative lincns’’ which are in whole or part cotton, we say so, although there may have been times when this precaution was overlooked, Whenever we use the words “sheets or pillow cases” without the word “linen” the reader may know that the fabric is muslin or some well- known piece of cotton goods, When we say “decorative linens” we mean that the fabric is real linen, If it is not linen we will try to give, if such a thing is possible, the exact proportion of cotton and linen in the fabric, The First Necessity B E, D S of Furnishing Our Assortment Is Great—Our Prices Small White Enamel Bed, illus Brave Bed, as illustrated. trated, @in, posts, panel effect; four 7-3 i iMers and tin, eross rod, fi ished in hard wh camel, A Saving of About 10% VICTROLAS ‘The joy of he | just the right music to fit every mood! To be able to change from grand opera to the latest fox-trot! Here's a chance to fill, economically, long-felt’ want. Victrola X, $67.50 List Price $75.00 Mahogany or oak cab- inet, as illustrated, 42% in, high, 1814 in. wide, 2215 in. deep. Shelves for and nickel plated exhibition sound box, Victor taperin; tone arm and “goose neck sound-box tube. — Auto- matic brake and speed regu- lator, spiral drive motor (can be wound while play- ing) All metal parts are nickel plated. Victrola Xh $90.25 List price 5100.00 Similar to Victrola X but larger. 44 in, high, 20/2 in, wide, 2334 in. deep. All our Victrolas and Victor Recordi '. ing the September ras are breed anne 7 elsewhere. i, lesa than verified fig Aiea -—Fourth Floor, i4th St, Kear, ball ends, 1-i centre ornaments, panel effect. All sizesin bright or satin finish, $18.24 White Enamel Crib, illus trated. Hard baked-on white enar ish, fitted with locks and link fabric spring. Special, $10.94 Specials in Springs Mattresses Woven wire spring fitted with Wit edge | Felt and hair mattresses are made in our which prevents mattress from spreading own sanitary fac » premises, The or slipping. All sizes. Special $8.71 | — felt mattresses range in price from $9.09 Link fabric springs. All sizes, Helical | for 2 ft, Gin, to $22.58 for full sizes, Prices give. epring woro eesiliency. | on hair mattresses are given below, y priced Premo South Super American Fxtra | White rings, upholstered, | Drawings wared tee) tBrlog: Cove) 2-6 $16.67 2-6 $21.09 e of blue and white ns 3-0 20,30] 3-0 23.97 | 3-0 26.09 pring, upholstered. | 38 24.83) 3:6 29.35 | walt ‘springs, covered in | $0 27.43 | 4:0 32.66 | 40 38.43 Special, $11.49 . 39.