The evening world. Newspaper, January 4, 1918, Page 15

No Raise In Price ORK @ i Gréat Remedy wills QUININE Coste Cyr Ta Tablets for 250. At Any Drug Store CONCERTS AND Music. METROPOLITAN Tay N LESOAUT OME NY a yiant, *. 15, at CONCERT Sid }OHN McCO R MACK SALE APTA TUE ATER VAUDEVILLE. “Lord and Lady Algy’’ Still Pleasant By Charles Darnton. FE a sentimental lot, espe- clally when we go to the the- atre. A wife who is a good sportswoman and saves her husband , from himself—and for herself—is an appealing creature, Putting down a bet and bringing up a husband mean | much the same thing as we nee it! once again in “Lord and Lady Algy” at the Broadbufst Theatre, There is something of the eternal CASTORIA For Infants and Children, The * Kind Always Bought FFPROCIORS , 2h si: na | Te im Petras font q {anson Pit clam. & LOEW's “NEW YORK THEATRE 4, Jt 1 P.M. Root to in, mi xlataliie 1 te it oe it Qlark & 1 Hag Gorenyan dM: i;) MME. BERNHARDT “Jeanne d'Are, AMY: AMUSEMENTS. Wolds bs Leet) | sgue TAT THE ; 's KIDDODRONE. p Pst. 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Nes Ot Sead NFIDENTIAL 5 Sa red Bree ew 23 ‘ nO RW Bi ante bret sesT fastinee sass as ‘}ago at the Empire You Havo ' | side boy about William ‘Faversham, who looks as young now as he did years Theatre in the role of Lord Algernon Chetland in R. Cy Carton’s “racing” if not “racy” comedy. Mr. Faversham falls easily into the careless manner of this draw- room comedy, and accordingly makes “Lord and Lady Algy” a pleasant Play. Mis characteristic good nature fs at fault only when it leads hiei |into talking about taxicabs and call- ing Tudway’s wife “Mrs. Subway" in his inimitable tipsy scene, The cos- tume ball 1s, of course, as old as a wallflower. But we can close our eyes to it because of two character- tzotions that are both human and distinguished, Mr. Faversham playa his old part even better tian ne played it in his t days, for now he seems al- appreciating which he finds himself ffternoon his smiles made up anything the furnace of the theatre might have lacke In yellow and bl ick and blue, 3 ine Elliott 18 so beautiful as Lady non Chetland that she might ry turn any man’s head even cont at after he had lost his last r the ra In fact, Miss EB to. the performance that irresistible, Irene Fen- t Tudway, but attempt to nt when she umnple. Lums- e in character as But he ’ out- his own home, r how {much he may dislike above all |from Jump) th CARTERS LITTLE LIVER SET YOUR 10 NIGHT FOR LIVER RIGHT CONSTIPATION FOR HEADACHE. FOR BILIOUSN FOR CONSTIPATIO FOR COMPLEXION, Greatest ‘usteal Steve Ht COHAN REVUE 918 pala AT NEW DIG RO Lie at WEW AMSTERDAM THEATRE GEO. COHAN'S ® “LEO DiTKicH GAIETY Wnts tours v. 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ZT ee XING TON fe && “Trail 2 ~ | CHICAGO, , Lonesome Pine” ® WAR AIRPLANE MOTORS AUTO SALON EXHIBITS Rolls-Royce Giant Crippled in Fall and Lancia 360 Draw Curi- ous Attention. Two aviation motors, representing the latest work of English and Ital- jan designers, are attracting the at- tention of army aviators, flying ca dets and automobilists, at the Atto- mobile Salon In the Hotel Astor. One is a crippled Rolls-Royce, exhibited just as it was recovered from a wrecked airplane driven to earth by a German, The other is a Lancia from Italy, This is the first time any of the motors which have made avi- ation a great war factor have been shown in New York. ‘Tho English built motor ts rated at se-power and bh , set at sixty dexrees, Its cylinders are b d steel blocks and the steel water jackets, only one thirty-second of an inch thick, are welded on, It has two overhead cam shafts and two valves per cylinder, A pronounced feature is the planetary reduction gear, h permits the motor to * at twice the speed of the ler, lt weighs 800 pounds, was used in the Handila: @ which recently made record flight from London to Bulontea, The Lancta weighs 720 pounds and develops 460 horse power, It has twelve cylinders in two blocks, set at an angle of fifty, degrees, something | The pronounced fea- | r is Its extreme aim Both aro typically foreign, ers of the plivity, remind motor en, Innovations Introdu in automobile n motor design by foreign Inventors, ———E - GOVERNOR WILL OPEN AUTO SHOW T0_MORROW ov, Whitman will open the Na tional Automobile Show to-morrow at the Grand Central Palace, Th doors will be thrown open at 2 o'cloc ok at will be strossed the show ctically all the exhibits and th. displays of accessories are WORST BOY IN AMERICA IS TO BE PUT UNDER TEST Twelve Biggest Citles Are to Be Searched for Him—Plan to Make Him 100 Per Cent. 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Temperature Suddenly Dropped- | So Did Prices on Our Overcoats. | SMART WINTER MODELS~ ALL Feaciabinsiiaieeabames Saas eS SST SES Young Men’s Overcoats 33 to 42 Chest Measurement Chesterfield ani face Cheviot Overcoutings, collars—many have satin shoulder and sleeve linings back and plain or storm sle Our regular $14.50 Our regular $ Our regular $2 ar Sto 18 Years Our regular $10.74 and $11.94 Our regular $15.50 rN Fabrics and Style Whipe Gabardines, Serges, Velvets Poplins, Chiffon Wool Velours, Coats of various fashio: lengths, showing shawl, Moufflon and Nutria—also tailored in smartest ma lines. eves— nd $18.60 Boys’ Overcoats | Russian vd Military models pl ated back button-to-nec rvertible col: lars--various style pockets Our regular $7.04 6.50 Our regular $8.74 7.50 Our regular $9.74 S.50 ot | Broadelathgs Velvetoens, Oxfords ‘ords, and nable choker or convertible collars of Hudson Seal, Muskrat, Skunk, Opossum, plain nnish double 4—velvet or nvertible some pleated 10.00 15.00 18.00 Boys’ Mackinaws Sizes 7 Lo 18 Years Skating, Military, Trench and Regulation variety of Combination Khaki color Our regular $5.94 Our regular $7.94 Our regular $8.74... 7. Clearance Prices Were $21.60 and $23.75 $29.76 and $31. 50 $84.50 . $42.75 to $47.60 $69.50 OF 906 BROADWAY. We purchased their entire Sample Line at Special Price Concessions removal of their warerooms, An exceptionally fine variety of materials and styles—Percales, Mer- cerized fabrics, Madras, Dimities and many others—soft cuffs—well because of the made—uall sizes in the lot $1.15 Shirts 95 cents made by Those at $1.50 Shirts are the celebrated W nies Shirts, these manufacturers. Trench models—single or double breasted with plaid bac also some 5.00 O75 5 Re Ta RT MERA CLEARANCES IN WOMEN’S AND MISSES’ SUITS | Women’s Drawers: Now 12.50 . 16.75 » IDTS seeds 24.50 Continuation of Special Offering of MEN’S SHIRTS Bought From the Famous Wachusett Shirt Co., button C, D, of t Gun meta! calf Cuban heels An Shoe overstock hai not been vn No Mail s particular widths number because d, they are 1 quick elearar MORNING SPECIALS Tomorrow, Saturday, Until 1 P. M. | 2.20 $5.87 Boys’ Mackinaws 43 ct. Children’s Cotton Underwear 33 $2.75 Boys’ Black Call Shoes 2.16) %! I tuk ' IShoes 2.06 aivb BCOND Clock Signs Denote Look for the Clock to 18 18 Children's Coat Swe. Hlouses 8 Morning Look for the Specints Women’s $6.50 Shoes, 3.40 welted soles- E and EE medium round toes— u few sizes missing. Button marked at this yes. ators tol yes 28.50 88.50 a | Clocks! January Sale Values in UNDERMUSLINS : Regular Sizes—Extra Sizes Women's Corset Covers Nainsook—round neck--lace ' and emb'y—-our reg. .38 27 Nainsook Corset Covers~ several de- sirable styles—lace und insert—or fine cambrie—convent edge-- our reg, .58—Special es Women's Leawers--Cambrie and Soft-Finish Muslin—tucks and homstitched hem. Our reg. U8... .. 05. hah tee 27 ruffle of em- broidery and tucks of ee and inserts—our reg. A8....,. 36 Night Dresses ~~ Philippine hand- made and — hand-embroidered— pretty floral designs— our reg. $2.64 Envelope Chemises ~- Nainsook — round yoke with ‘inwerting of emb'y, luce edge or fine Sante and ribbon—our reg. .58.. 45 Envelope Chemises—-white or 1 fleah more than a dozen fancy models Jace, emb'y’ and ribbon— our reg. $1.28 . 94 Envelope Chemises—A splendid as- sortment of desirable styles and trimmings~~practieal or dainty—our reg, $1.48... 1.28 Women’s Night Dresses-—soft finish muslin -= round or V-neck — short, or long sleeves--wide embroidery or lace and emb'y edge— value .73. 58 Women's Night Dresses-—cambric and muslin—variety of ep models—sleeveless, short or } long sleeves. Women Sryuisosts Seas Sala or lace and insert— our reg. $1.28, feneee 98) Petticonts — beauttfully — trim: models with laces and | in daintiest patter: our reg. $2, 1. oa Combinations — Nainsook — round | neck — yoke of emb'y and lace in- serts, ribbon run—skirt or drawers—our reg, .94 Ante Extra Size Corset Covers-—high neck —tight yak aa to 62 value .38,... . Special .24 Extra Size Night Dresese-aeudinn round, V or high neck—short or long sleeves—2 to 4 emb'y in- * sertsa—emb'y edge—value .94., .74 Extra Size Drawers—ruffle of emb’y and trimmed with lace inset or . hem and tucks—val. .65... .48 BLANKETS At January Sale Prices HUGE STOCKS BOU VALUES NOW. ‘ool wend sae Bn mint contrast Phordan he fora ond oY size beds—our reg. Wool a wie with ink sani figs beet) ers—34 an beda— ! our reg. $8.97, seceeeeeene TSE Comfortable Blankets — Efder- down finish—imported cotton— Indien on Jacquard and plaid effects our reg. $4, - 8.67 Cotton Fieece—White, * eray and tan—contrast borders. *( bed size—our reg. $2. 965. 2.25 Wool Nap Blankets-—Plalds, for single beds—also white and tan —contrast borders— size—our reg. $4.97... Comfortable Blanke' ported cotton—soft eiderdown finish—solid colors with borders; also allover designs— our reg. $3.77 Crib Blankets —E: imported cotton signs in pink or blu our reg. .84 ee Crib Double Blankets —36x54— wool mixed plaids in pink or blue —shell atitched— our reg. $3.74 lerdown finish Jacquard de- Crib Blankets—Ce w e with pink or blue bordera— 1--special .. 1S on Crib Blankets fi d hite with fane Wg $1.47 Women’s || | roti aad Satin Hats Special, Saturday Only, 2.65 tailored style, Tween Season wear, wd d $1.87 Untrim.ine Satin Hats 1.25 styles colors, tee purctmed bere,