The evening world. Newspaper, October 5, 1917, Page 13

. ® we THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY OCTOBER iei7 oe A SPOONFUL OF — DRAFT SINGLE MEN a FACES JAIL FOR CONTEMP’ N° FURNITURE © « SALTS RELIEVES AHEAD Of MARRIED Women id jurntuce hee built @ name ) We ent too much meat, which ROARDS HERE URGE tation that merits your contiden. « clogs Kidneys, says ° STITT TT Tre noted authority. - ‘ | ‘a >, wu beck ae _Biedaer on ' i for a while ; ; 6 bid Ms ; : ’ (| The [> tailored Standard | _ . of x = ie wasted is . okt dll : Apes Pertection . 7 ‘ye naming ° t . ' in Style weights, all sizes” and md yo ‘ar - Ped ce 7 and f . . Hallropde Ask Higher Mate on and \ Pants a fights end two of three times during soln, ‘The prepeeed on " ims amanettttented Care, Quality { aon Suite reliable tetas’. r : 7 176-180 Fifth Avenue and sus Rreadeuy, New York. ruegented — amend : t the msommend ec tron 181 Brosdwey, New York ¢ jection of marrie " ters of row ‘ 22S. Michigan Ave, Chicago F Piet a Aeencion in ll Prinsivat tee | PEDOEDORS EODFN45 14-405-00400994-050000 09004 2F4E0 8s. ‘ see fic ciel s ss Be ar ) $ THE NEW YORK WORLD = jini sos dei ho ori gpa, twa 4 weakness. “" ‘ mand ~esentmer A. Wine $ SETS THE PACE RT ag eget ion lg en gl co ee ml Broadway at Ninth, New York » ple of conse ‘| Young women’s newest coats and suits More than a dozen new SUIT models at $: f good suit at $3 > is of broadcloth trim with gloss fur. The chic little belt crosses in front and buttons on to a seal button UNION HILL —YONKERS Ge, i: in back. The collar fastens like one of the new ties a bit to one mY QUICK-HIT JIMMY’ Fi | side. Navy and black. Other suits at either $29.75 or $39.75, have |]| the new triple belt, the cross str: pelt, the modified bustle, the becoming DIDN'T MAKE SUCH shaw! collar, the “string o’buttor mming, the sporty four pockets, ete. | a | The suit collection starte at $ for serges and goes up to $149 for a beautiful Every {abrie— burella, duvet de laine, wool velours, tricotine, 2 W, silver-toned velours, ete, Wife Says McEntyre Lavished Gifts on Chorus Girls and | Denied Bread for Children. STORES IN NEW YORK BROOKLYN — BRONX—NEWARK All Stores Open Till 10 P. M. Saturday—See Addresses Below Men, It Costs You Less | emastetS A to Have Your Clothes Made to Order Ji-"!"""5| 61,000 New Blouses at $3.85 labsolute divorce againat her husband __ The best blouses we have ever been able to offer at $3.85—stun- ning heavy crepe de chine, semi-tailored, smart, well made, new in line ~-beautiful Georgettes, some light, others dark—taffetas, tub silks, \ striped silks—a marvelous array. _ Remarkably good materials, the \ sort one rarely sees in blouses of this price. Main aisle, Main floor, also in Blouse Shop. } Beautiful and New and hemstitching mark a charming white e> je de chine blouse same price, a etunning whi tin taile blouse, r, Lrimni. | with filet lace, $6.75, eHorings. . oiret twill, If a young woman is looking for a spe- . cially good bargain, we suggest a beautiful wool burella coa at i: lingd throughout with silk, interlined with flannel, collar of rich brown dyéd opossum. _ In navy, brown, green and taupe, $33.50. See, too, the wae coat, with inverted pleats, military swing and convertible collar, 39.75. Coats hore start at $22.50 and goto $125. Materials are plain and blocked yelours, silver-loned velours, plain, cut and silver-toned bolivia cloth, broadcloth, wool velours, mixtures, burella, ete. Plenty of fur collars and just as many without. Sizes 14 to 20 years, Second floor, Old Building. at $83.50 Not hard to choose a COAT, in which she names Gladys Benedict Go to any of the Ritchie & Cornell Stores and select your own style and woolens. jana Myrtle Bauer as co-reapandente We Bring Down Cost of Tailoring by Eliminating Middlemen’s Profits! | a We operate our own factory, | “In addition to disposing of mont We buy all woolens from mills. We give these savings to you. | 3-Piece Suits or Overcoats Made to Your Measure of my Jewelry, presents from my mother and other relatives, during 1916, Mr, McEntyro bought five dia- mond bracelets, rings and other val- uable article for gifts to various women, while ho refused me money to buy bread for bis children,” sald Mrs. McEntyre. “He has become such a well-known >, many striped waists, lov Excellent white and flesh-color Georgette, with edging of filet Navy blue tucked Georgette, finished with filet lace collar and cuffs Third floor, Old Bldg. Women’s coats, dresses, suits---special | figure among the chorus girls along . . % Broadway,” she continued, “as to TWO COATS; both remarkable for fashion, cut, quality of material; one of heavy nap 4 earn tho ttles of ‘Quick-Hit Jiminy’ velours at $29.50, lined throughout with satin, high-waisted fitted girdle, wide, loose box pleats, and “rhe Diamond Boy,’ due to hls large pockets, broad collar of good black plush; the second coat, at $38.50, of the new pompom free spending habits and bis numer-|1) gives a slender silhouette. Brown, deer, Pekin blue. Silk lined, warmly interlined. ous gifts to women of dinmonda, THREE KINDS OF DRESSES; one of oxford homespun is a favorite coat model with f many of which belonged to me and Satisfaction Guaranteed No Extras to Pay white satin surplice collar and a tied belt, ny to slip on, $19.50; another is of excellent serge in black or blue, with white surplice collar, $18.75; the third group consists of several pretty styles of satin dresses at $22.50, TWO SUITS—the smartest we have seen this season for the price } ' heavy diagonal cheviot with medium length coat, fyr-trimmed, the othe , cheviot with plain coat, medium length—a suit which tells no fales of its low price, especially when worn with furs. Second floor, Old Building, which he took for that purpo | “On one occasion, to iiqu Indebtedness of his for jew chased, I gave to the J ean pur- ler dia st, at $38.50, of he fi $ monds of my own aggregating in} value $1,190," Full details of a raid on an apart- t Fitty-firat Street ment at No, $4 W on ‘Thursday of las Special lot of new hats, Saturday, $6 A rare opportunity for the woman who likes to have a lot of inexpensive and becoming little hats—one to go with every dress and suit. Each of these $6 hats been carefully designed und worked out. Real artistie thought has been given to the placing of a bow of ribbon, an ornament or a feather fanlaiste. The shapes are those that fashion h avored for the 1) Winter. Lyons velvet, moe, shough fire ure some breast-trummed hats in the collection, | 4 . adi " ttering shape for every type of woman. Large, email, medium A a ering apace Priced Mmillvery Selene First floor, Old Building. “Wonderful Shoes for $6” ( Women’s) And the reason is ‘rin them was bought y buek-finished . Mrs, Susan A, t G. MoMaster, | pho- | Might | said a woman who saw them, 1 before the advances in price—black calfskin, 4 And the shoes were made up, for us, in twe Come and See Our Wonderful Coticction of ng Attorne rt leather. , nder popula vornen are wearin; McEntyre sted bis bellet |]! now, in sizes 2!» to 8, widths AA to DD, Six styles, all lace, all with light turped soles an Fall and Winter Suitings & Overcoatings hat Joined tho 1! Youls XV. heels- ) Plain toe, {1 ac shoe with plain toe. way buek-finished leather, i Samak = i MeEntyre connected with tho Black kid shoe with F . . It if He sargete we have ever shown, Everything tase renew, micheal te , oY tampa | Black kid shoe with indicated tip. buck-finis! ed leather, indicated tip, novel and stylish, as well as every staple effect, is here. ©. Jo mann & Co, | White buck-finished leather, n kidskin with Plain toe, abate | 1 Jot Main floor, Old Building, Our Fashion books, from which you select your style, includes ep Rs every up-to-the-minute extreme effect as well as conservative his licome to ove 0 u your models for men of quiet taste. Double-breasted high-waisted suits, as well as trench model overcoats, are, of course, included Big Line of Better Woolens pes PrafileslP cela | $100,000 SUIT BY CONNOLLY. | || bh President Hrings| || More Fall L. 2. Corsets Arrive | A very dainty pink L. R., low and not long, $2. | A white coutil L. R., low, but just a trifle longer than the $2 model, $3. | Qneens Bor Died ve ne val, retty pink brocade L, R. with elastic set in the back; very comfortable, $3.50, ; at $18. 75, 22.50 and $25.00 Bane Param Connally of ta Re for the heavier woman. It is firmly boned but has free space over the hip, $5. | nye Per iyae wanna 10 Beautiful pink silky brocade with top which looks like k $10.50. { : i tort Hatin Hl The silver butterfly brocade L, R. for lk women, § ) OPEN EVENINGS Salons, ely in The John Wanava er Corse Third floor, Old Building, Sunday World Wants Work Monday Wonders | All Goods Sold exclusit I Ly a at Plain Fiures nf till 9 o'clock. Saturdays till 10 P. M. y objects are ged to ha do by Higble last Monday nigh h to the Queens Coun Cheerfully Given | | STORES IN BROOKLYN YONKERS STORE: aw 104 Flatbush Ave., ie hie 105 New Main Street h 1970 Beaadway, Near Gates Avenue STORES IN NEW JERSEY: _ Orders taken here toe, 700 Broadway, | block from Flushing Ave, 4 Nast Brcad: $s 289 Sisth Avenue, at 18th St. |. $096 Filth Avenue, WORLD'S LARGEST TAILORS NEW YORK CITY STORES: 1387 Broadway, Bet. 37th and 38th Sts. 1514 Third Avenue, Near 85th Strect 251 Eighth Avenue, Near 23d Street 69) th Avenue, Bet. 43d and 44th Sts, ith Avenue, | door above 125th St. BRONX STORE: 408 East 149th Street, Near Third Ave HEAD QUARTERS | mate and with the co-ob of no Corporation Counsel and the Comp- | troller, _———$$—$—$$$—— « $e te