The evening world. Newspaper, November 19, 1917, Page 8

® THE EVENING WORLD, MO NDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1917, ¢ TWO KILLED BY BOYS | WOMAN PROSECUTOR | PLAYING WITH GUNS! — TAKES UP WORK TO-DAY —WANAMAKER’S— More nourishment! Less cost! kee vy by a MAKING the MARKET De Nicholas of M Belleville, % J. and Sohn. He fount the PAINS SHARP AND STABBING ayinw ae Kent M, Kearny 8 the heres and discharges (ried to weet Woman Thought She Would F Die. Cured by Lydia E. | 232———_ = 4g Pinkham’s Vegetable HELEN P MSCORMICK.. Compound, Miss McCormick WIN) Have Plenty ' 1 snffered from female trovb) which caused pierc ne pains Ii alfe | 3) first bottle brought f bottles have entire kind should ti ham’s Vegetable ' ETTA by the medicinal contained In Lydia Vegetable Compound. If any complication exists {t pays to write the bg Hs) E. Pinkham Medicine jase, for special free ad- Lynn, Sea hare. Teeth Without Plates { g* a a Sage D: Treat a back and side. finally lost all my strength so I had to go to bed. The doctor advised an operation but I would not listen toit. thought of what I had read about Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege. table and tried It. The reat relief and ly cured me. All en who have female trouble of Lydia EB. Pink- impound.” — Mra. DORION, Med ves Physicians undoubtedly best, battled with this case steadily and could do no more, but often the i most scientific treatment Is surpassed TF gsc sheet of the * good old fashioned roots and herbs I ed Teeth, Tighten Loose Teeth, and Diseased Gums. BETS OF TEETH, Gold and B Porcelain Crowns, Bridgework, @ Filings and Inlays of Gold, @ Silver and Porcelain carefully @ t Reasonable Prices to Dé, Hints Dhstrict Attor- ney, Who Named Her. The city’s Great woman prosecutor ‘s on the job to-day, She is Mise Helen P. MoCormick, appointed Dup- uty Assistant by District Attorney Harry EB. Lewis of Brooklyn, who said he chose her because of her excelient record as @ Btate Factory Inapector. The ofMfce is in need of a woman prosecutor, Mr, Lewis explained, as Many women and girls who come for help will talk more freely to one of their own sex. Mise McCormick ts thirty years old, and lives with her widewed mother and a alster at No, 186 Prospect Place, Brooklyn. She obtained her preliminary education in the public schools, Erasmus Hall Bigs School and the Brooklyn Law ool, she was admitted to the bar five yea: ago. She bas always been an active worker in the Woman Suffra, movement, being Chairman of the Legislative Committee of the Tenth Assembly District organization, but she says she ts independent politically at present, a DOG ATTACKS MISTRESS, through Compound , Wis. thelr E. Pinkham's night after making a call, bis wife pat- ted him on the shoulder and his pet ang bull terrier, Forlzo, sprang and sunk s his teeth Into her right leg twice before | {he doctor and Joseph Pokoriny, @ visi- tor, could ald her. s fe dog was not beaten off until after lhe had bitten Mra. Ping four times, He @ i then turned on Pokoriny and bit his right ankle. Mrs. Ping was taken to the Reception Honpital and returned to her home after her wounds had been cautertaed, Poko- ring was treated by Dr. Ping ¢ police did not take the dog from the house, E are working harder. We need more nourishment. And pocket-books find it hard to keep pace with rising prices. But cheer up. Some foods still give much nourishment at /itt/e cost. H-O does. One package of H-O makes 30 dishes of delicious oatmeal. And economical H-O is more nourishing than expensive beef or eggs. For convenience, H-O stands alone. It cooks thoroughly in 20 minutes on your kitchen stove. Of no other oatmeal can this be said because no other oatmeal is steam cooked 2 hours at the mill. Recipe for “HO” Bread 1 cup H-O Ommeal — pur in dish--pour ever | cup boiling water ~ and let mand umil coal enough to put in yeast. Add % cake pri here yeas (scant) dissolved in cup of luke warm water, 2tablespoons shortening, 2 tablespoons brown sugar, I tablespoon molasses; M$ teaspoon salt. Enough whea flour to make # «iff, Mix thor oughly. Let raisemthen mix well—shape into loaves — raise again and bake. This recipe makes 1 large loaf, or 2 small loaves. Serve H-O regularly and sec if it doesn’t actually help to save food-money. And see if that unique H-O flavor doesn’t put cheer clear ‘round the breakfast table. Waites oP POS focce-andd Presta The Wanamaker Corset Salons are the first to announce 3 COME More to be Accomplished. do it because our offer you lowest price—Tuesday. amazing. And so it goes. 3,996 pairs men’s socks Now 250, were 35c—3 pair for $1—2,256 pairs men's fashioned cotton socks, light or medium weight; also seamleas silk plated. Cotton socks are in black, white, unbleached, tan, gray or navy blue. The silk plated are sizes 934 and 10, only white or champagne. Now 38c, were 55c—1740 pair ribbed mer- cerized cotton, black, white, Russian calf, or navy olue, Sizes 944 to 1144, These socks are made of imported mercerized yarn and are extremely duravle. Burlington Arcade floor, New Building, 5,170 pieces Women’s Underwear $1.15 each, were $1.65—840 pink glove silk vests, band or lace-trimmed tops, with lace-inserted fronts. $1.15 pair, sold here at $1.75—480 equestrian tights, bluck cotton and wool mixed, knee or ankle length, opened or closed, 950, were $1.50—144 envelope chemises, glove silk top, finished with band, lisle body, 6c ech, were $1—About 100 white ribbed dale thread combination suits. Sizes 4 and 6 only. 55c each, were 75c—About 240 hiees glove kd camisoles, luce insertion, ribbon shoulder straps. 48c¢ each, were 65c—1,420 white ribbed cotton combination suits, low neck, sleeveless, either with with full choice to sell at our regular prices. DOWN ‘ We are Going Straight On 17,111 pieces HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR at less than WHOLESALE Prices Women’s stockings and underwear. Men’s socks and underwear. All from Wanamaker stocks. This is a sale of miscellanies and first comers will have the cream. We be great groups are broken in sizes and styles, and we cannot replen! Children’s stockings. So, for lack of broadest choice, we The values would be attractive enough even in normal times. Today, with prices of hosiery and underwear advancing steadily, they are nothing less than | For example—women’s silk stockings will be 68¢ for tomorrow. Next Summer we shall have to seli the same qualities for $1.25 pair. tomorrow—a price which cannot prevail again (except possibly on small odd lots) for montha, Here are the full details And men’s full-fashioned socks will be 25¢ for $1.15 each, were $1. 5 to $2.25—160 medium winter weight cotton and wool mixed drawera— white or natura! color. $1.35, were $2—824 combination sults, of white mercerized lisle, short sleeves, three-quarter length. 1.95, were $3 and $4—80 pairs white cotton and wool mixed drawers—mostly large sizes. $2.45 each, were $3.50 and $5—47 pairs heavy weight natural color drawers—mostly size 36, Burlington Arcade floor, New Building. 4852 pairs Women’s Stockings $2.45 pair, were $3.50 and $3.75—240 pairs thread silk, plain top with ribbed shot effect boot; black, white, gold, bronze or gray thread silk with Mexican drawn effect at instep, $1.95 pair, were $3—540 pairs all over open- work, thread silk, made with cotton tops and soles; black, white, gray, pale pink, gold or bronze. $1.45 pair, were $2.25, $3 and $3.25—240 pairs of thread silk; black extra size with white clox; white extra size with black clox; white with fancy embroidered clox; black with colored vertical stripes. 68c pair, were $1—1,200 pairs of seamless thread silk, with cotton tome, toes and heels, vlack, gray or navy blue with white vertical stripes, 48c pair, were 65c and 75c—492 pairs—extra size black mercerized cotton; extra size white cotton with fibre boot: black cotton, opera length or extra size tan lisle thread, 38¢ pair, were 50c and 85c—760 palre, tan lisle or mercerized and black cotton or black lisle, & few navy blue lisle in extra size, Ste. pals were 25c—420 pairs, seamless black Pur ehearme cere. oe B ( ' th caretully cleaned. *, Plates repal if sent by mall. eeeeniaetateate OBITUARY NOTES. band or crochet top finish, knee length. Regular s H s Major Henry P. Hitchcock, @ veteran = a e or extra sizes, 380 each, were 50c and 65c—180 white ribbed cotton envelope chemises, regular or extra sizes. merchant, died yesterday at bis home in 25c each, were 50c—50 biuck mercerized ANew Corset Era Hartford, aged oleht lale vests, low neck, sleeveless, mercerized cotton’ sizes 844 and 9 only, s , axed olehty James *H. Weller, retired merchant 8c euch, were 12}4c—1716 white ribbed cotton 10c wore 18c—960 pairs, seamless black former Mayor of Yonkers, Is dead cotton: sizes 844 to 10. 1900 pairs Children’s Stockings 25c pair, were 35c and 40c—1,900 pairs of fast black, fashioned beg, fashioned foot, fine ribbed Isle thread stockings: sizes 5 to 814: no 9 or 9 but we have some of sizes 10, a % Main floor, Old Building, | 48 Models in these Exceptional | Serge Frocks at $12.75 FOR WOMEN AND MISSES remarkable collection—for every d is bel Id f Siderabl. PR i pores ‘The WOMEN’S dresses are art ing sold for considerably leas than ced ; the vesta, low neck, sleeveless or with short aleeves. his hoe, No. 297 South Broadway, at Sizes 4 to 6, age of elxhty-two. 1. # lineal descendant | Jand’s oldest families | died yesterday Cons‘der the fashions of this year! Shapeless? | Not at all. Womanly, charming! There is a hint | of an in-curve at the waist'ine, a fem nine round- ness delightful after the “ironing board figure” demanded by fashions of the past few years. Naturally these new clothes fashions have brought about a change in corset fashions, The change ls not sudden, This new corset movement has been coming for a long time. We have seen it coming and have been preparing for it. And the psychological moment is here now. Lately the Corset Salons have been crowded with women who have asked for “a corset that 1@ not straight up and down, please. A corset that will con- form to my figure and not give me one that nature never intended me to have." So we announce beyinning tomorrow A Complete Range of New L. R. Corsets with the entirely new lines of 1917-1918 Please do not confuse them with the old fash- joned tightly laced in corset. These new corsets have all the charm, grace, naturalness and treedom of the corsets of the last two y But they have something else—a slight nipped-in effect at the waistline and a cut that will take away the “thick through” look that women were etting. Many are boneless over the hips, any have very low tops. Main floor, Old Building. Men’s Underwear 85c each, were $1.25—J2 cotton combination sulta—some are soiled, 78 wach, were $1.25 and $1.50—600 light- weight cotton-and-wool mixed drawers and a few suits—or French Lalbriggan shirte and a few drawers, Boys and Girls Clear Your Skin With Cuticura 25c. Ointment 25 and 50 @9HHHHWAWLEDHHWLHWOAW9HO®OIANPOO’GI}PHOH AGHA GO.HOVAO.IIOOOOH SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK ONLY! Seamless Tapestry Brussels i UGE, OKIE cies teesesecsvauans $24 98 cretary of the is dead at his o. 1184 Herkimer Street, Brook- ed forty-four. Joseph A. Tuohy, connected with the United States Fruit Commission, 1s dead at his home, No. 893 Lincoln Road, Brooklyn, at the age of thirty-four. Alfred H Brown of No. 182 Fort [Greene Place, Brooklyn, died Saturday following an Operation In the Jersey City ta are part of special purchases and our own stocks red ASSES’ dresses are exact duplicates of dresses we have sold this season for $18.71 Please note, too, that every dress is made of pana lor SUBS: All-wool serge—mostly navy blue are too many styles to attempt detailed descriptions—b will find in this almost week which has found favor this season— ¥ meee fie soneeera Dresses with pleated skirts, dresses with tunics, dresses with embroidery, dresses trimmed with satin, dresses with shawl collars, ete, Women’s dresses—Fourth avenue front; Misses’ dresses—Broadway front. Euch managed separately by an expert. Down-Stairs Store, Old Building. IN THE MEN’S STORE—BROADWAY, CORNER EIGHTH Hard-to-duplicate offering of Men’s SUITS at $14.75 Few-of-a-pattern suits which we have had in our regular stocks at higher prices; also the balance of a special purchase at a still lower price. Please do not expect to find every size in every pattern—which accounts for the low price. Models for young men are well represented—these have belted and pinch backs, with flap pockets; plain sack coat models also, Materials include worsteds, cheviots, ilannels, cassimeres; gray, brown, black and mixture, Of course this change does not affect the extremely slender woman who can go on wearing her L. R. G.rdle and Dancing Corset, But it DOWS affect the not-so-slender woman, and it is to her principally that this is addressed. Will you come in and see these new L. R. corsets? your figure. Shown only in New York at the Wanamaker Store in the Corset Salons. Third Floor, Old Building, CHINA CLOSET sartered Oak, $49.93 in Quarteres n finish, ae il: A WEEK OPENS AN ACCOUNT ted, at To «NW se Vorihy of Credit, WEE THE WANAMAKER STORE Our Libcral Credit Terms Apply to Long leland, Broadway and Ninth Street, New York New Jersey and Connecticut ( at B4TST.& 3P°AVE. —t —— —= Sore at < sd “ 5 IT MAKES LITTLE DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEED—A WORLD “WANT” WILL GO GET IT. Let us help you choose one that will be right for BUFFET Broadway, corner Eighth Broadway at Ninth