The evening world. Newspaper, November 14, 1917, Page 10

RR et a. Ny OL CA) a ~ S - I m - t Saline aeeeineaae ' THE EVEWING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMSER 14, 1917, MARGUERITE SHONTS 4 SOLDIER'S BRIDE IN ST. THOMAS’S TO-DAY Division Street is the Oldest and Quaintert interesting shopping centre in New York Cit THREE SHORT BLOCKS IN ALL, Yet ua will find 120 individual manufacturer selling direct to the wearer the Tinest up-to-date apparel at prices that are surprisingly low. g or t Sarah yp Faith & Good Values nature's own laxa- inte your et oe * HOULD I econo- mizein coffee, too?” the housewife is asking. “Must I ask my family to drink cheaper coffee, or go without it even?) It is not necessary for you to do either. There is no shortage of coffee. You may drink as much as you are accustomed to— You will not deprive the soldiers or the women and children abroad of their share. There is cof- fee enough for all. ‘Your family is eating simpler dishes, They are doing without several accustomed. Plenty of the best hot coffee will make these simpic meals seem so much more ap- petizing. Your family needs good coffee now more than ever before. Have you tried Yuban? Does your family know the delicious flavor of this coffee? This is the time to give them Yuban. You will find it more satisfy- ing than any coffee you have ever tried. Men, especially, like its rich flavory liquor—its invit- ing aroma. Serve Yuban today. Begin today to let your family know what real H Coffee and food economy | a3 Mee S Pe = 1 The answer to the patriotic housewife oe ae are te Al | ao vests 6 In the chmntry of §& Church this afternoon Miss Mar- kuerite Shonts, daughter of Mr. and Progressive Manu- facturers on Division Street have organized the DIVISION STREET PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION, and have pledged themselves to co-operate in such way ae to guarantee the Best in Wearing Apparel [All Members of the DI/iS]0N STREET paves h Were pr een ner eeeeerre cere Fear Windows, PATRONIZE AER | Wonderful Selection COATS = SUITS = DRESSES COATS—Distinctive and exclusive creations in the season's preferred fabrics, plain and fur trimmed, lined and interlMed. SUITS—Wide selection of styles in a variation of materials and shades, DRESSES AND FROCKS for all Functions, in line with the latest dictates of Fashion. foods to which they are coffee can be. YUBAN The Arbuckle Guest Coffee jon will follow. sister of the 8. R. The utherto Dr. Krnest Hl . Cy V, I L e i er ww Big Values-LowPrices j You can find just what you want, MADAM, either a coat, suit or dress, right here on Division Street, and the price will be less than you expect to pay. DO YOUR SHOPPING ON DIVISION STREET LOW RENTS, Manufacturing and Selling Facilities under one roof—all combine to make Division Street the ideal place for you to go for your new Dress, Suit, Cgat, Waist, ete. t? vania Infantr, Notes in Society | Naval welfare work will benefit from the Woman's Naval Service dinner at tho Ritz-Carlton Nov. 26. Miss Alice Carpenter, Chairman of the New York branch, will preside, and the speakers will include KR Admiral Bradley A. Fiske, Rear Ad- miral Robert E. Peary, Rear Admiral Nathaniel C, Usher and Henry A. , | Wise Woot, ‘The engagement of Miss Mary Fry of Toledo and John F. O'Connor of Buffalo, formerly of Flushing, is an- nounced, | TRY MAGNESIA FOR A bazaar under the direction of The | | Be na al Helpers, an organization that cares | BLE for needy persons, will be held to-day C in the ballroom at Delmonico's. Among those who will assist are Mra, Ameritas Ureatss orn Ao t Newtratizes Stomach Acidity, Pravents| initio Vetable, Miss Georgine Iselin, | Food Fermentation, Sour, Gassy Mrs, William P. Van Dyck and Mrs. Stomach and Acid Indigestion, Henry H. Forbes. Miss Aileen Beales Sedgwick, Indigeations yo wuttorer from) gaughter of Mra, Harry Sedgwick, - TR i REC | Genuine Oak ‘Sale of High Grade Brass Beds Taree } and va:| will become the bride of James B, Kee. Prien 825 ROCK P Hye ow thes | Traylor Jr. this afternoon at the home . 70) ve Fellof of her aunt, Mrs. J. Rich Steers, No. | 9, 84 01 = 27 Hast Sixty-seventh Stroet, i ioe *hot| Miss Marton Lockwood Hees, nia © daughter of Mr and Mra. wiltam Rathbun Hees, will be maprri William Merle Sebring on Nov, 28 2 St. Agnes'a Chapel THESE ner berone TO Bact things that can be done well in a hurry, but Pickin’ a wife an’ agein’ a tobacco ain’t amongst ’em,. gatsct for Cash or Credit Y Golden finteh; large mirror, SALE OF BABY ¥ CARRIAGES ¥ in|daughter, Miss Martha, Mit 4) Blatchford Sherman, younger onl of Mrs, Roger Minot Sherman of Mount ee cee =| | VELVET might be hur- a ried along tr i the to your pipe, iy e time e EAD olathe i att not pay MH aN i or r the loss oe - B\\// ri LAY enn am VELVET’S mild, (re ee r \ . | hearty ee | i, ‘i ) mellow, natura i! ACCOUNTS OPENED FROM *5 » $5,000 Op Bmall Weekly or Monthly Payments, taste. Slow natural age- ing is everything in the maturing of to- bacco. Res, Price 8120 shed. A wo arrest bar- 12.40 | «a MERTENS Conte An unusual instrument. It has behind it nearly three generations of piano atability—it is as thor- ough in its tone qualities as it ts In its meohanical and artistic structure, It will deubtiess prove A liberal allowance on your plano. Bend for catalogue and musto | & roll plans. > Ee Bags 0c Tine 1E MAKES LITTLE DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEED—A WORLD “WANT” WILL GO GET IT, | * \SE_PIANO CO. 28 ae ee eal we A