The evening world. Newspaper, November 5, 1917, Page 8

{ iy MASLH.K THOMAS APRINCE’S BRIDE at usually characteriz ed folk cing te marr i . wen © the private office of Cit J. Scully, who performed tv Wich nfter « once in rk P ceremony. Celly, mother of Men’s High Shoes and conservative lasts. is BAST.€ 3PAVE, Ge ch in the pub- Eugenia, married Davia Tho bride gave her age as thirty- three years and her address as No. 150 East 724 street. ‘The bridegrom made no mention of his rank In the Hoonse papers, He gave his age as twenty-elght, aald he had “no occupa- ton’ and lived at the Hotel He gave his birthplace as ¢ Mra. Helen Kelley Thomas, former \eeok his father as Ferid Viora, and wite of Frank Gould, and widow of} .4iq both his father and mother were Ralph Thomas, was married to-day | porn in Albania. bl hiking by % Viora. The) ‘the former Mrs. Thomas and Prince Latent ll f the publicity Viora arrived here aboard the same 7 steamship from France on Oct. 1 ‘They announced their engagement but kept the of the wedding to themselves. ds expecte | departed, all within half an hour, ‘Pape’s C old C ompound” ar ends severe colds or | 128 FIRES FROM AIR RAIDS. fepot don showing th either in head, ehest, body | Pies abieatt| Pap ose ithaca Goeth Ing & dose e# “Pepe's! nan air raids during 1916, has been re it to come w it did, for grippe in few hours, | ni" every two hours un- | cetved by Fire Commina E IN QUIET Wt WEDDING Former Mrs. rs, Frank Gould Married Here to Nour- e din ya Vlora. AMMEYE ‘Stamped on a Shoe Means Standard of Merit 34" St. New York For To-Morrow—Election Day—Only Sale of | ctpal Butlding ha knot tled and Daring 1916. You e severe or limbs, Cold Comp til three de end grippe and break up al they simply dr t the Muni- | 26 Lives Lost in Flames tn London taken, ar Adameon. The Londo ‘ire Brigade responded to 1, a ‘trila and air p in the head,| viich | [stops nasty discharze or nose run-| ¥BOM Oo \ e ning, relieves sick headache, dulness, | persons were illo 1 in the fires and Hfeverishness, sore throaty sneesing, | Twenty-six persons were rescued by the Don't stay stuffed up! Quit blow-| rizade. " ing and snuffling. Kase your throb-| The report al bing head—n the fires and fi | gives such Cold Comy few cents at any drug store. without assistance, tastes nice and causes no inconvenience, Be sure|!® you get the gennine —Advt ¥ a summary of n London dur- FORMERLY SOLD TO $8.00 Included are Mahog- any Russia Calf Shoes, Gun Metal Calf Shoes, A Sale for ElectionDayOnly These Shoes Formerly Sold In Our Regular Stock to $8.00 Reduced to $4.35 For Election Day Only No Exchanges. No Sei ee oe a eee ee ew ee ton Models. English Incomplete Sizes No C. 0. 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WOMEN’S SMART SUITS Very Remarkable Values at $23.50 Made of self color striped velour, burella or serge; ohe model effectively trimmed with Hudson seal; peau de cygne lining and warm interlining, SILKS AND VELVETS Exceptional price advantages in Imported Tinsel Brocades, Chiffon with velvet designs “Novelty Silks, Black Dress Satins Georgette Crepe, Chiffon Velvets, MISSES’ FUR TRIMMED COATS At Prices Totally Disproportionate to Value Fashionable Coats Full flare and belted models, specially adapted for the youthful figure, in Pom Pom, wool velour black broadcloth and Winter weight burella cloth; large solid collar of kolinsky muskrat, natural raccoon or kit concy; half or full lined, $19.75, 28.00 and 34.00 Very Dressy Coats Including reproductions of Imported models, in cut Bolivia, silvertone cloth, Pom Pom and Poiret velour; large fur collars of Hudson seal, beaver, opossum and nutria; handsomely silk lined and warmly interlined; all the wanted colors at $43.00 and 55.00 Election Day Specials for MEN: Men’s Business Shirts Of fine quality Japanese crepe; all new patterns, at $1.95 each Men’s Gloves Men’s Neckwear Open-end Scarfs of rich silks in newest designs, at 75c each Men’s Winter Pajamas Of Domet flannel and assorted cotton materials, Made of Washable Cape in assorted tan shades, $1.25 a suit at $1.38 pr. OTHER SPECIALS ON MAIN FLOOR TABLES: Fancy Silk Velvet Knitting Bags There are several distinctive styles and in about sixteen different shades; silk lined, $3.95 invelope Hand Purses Made of Striped Moleskin; inside compartment; in extra large size, at $1.00 Women’s Street Gloves White, self embroidered; white, black embroidered; very special at $1.50 at *§