The evening world. Newspaper, January 29, 1918, Page 4

——— eee ee A SMALL BOTTLE | STOPS DANDRUFF: Every bit of dandruff dis sap- pears and hair stops coming out. Try this! Your hair appears glossy, abundant, wavy and beautiful. Thin, brittle, cok hair is rrless and se yute evidence ragey of a neglected awful seurf. lestructive to it robs the hair th and its very the hair as of its lustre life neas and it if not reme f * to abrink, ie—then the hair falls out fas if A little Danderine to-night—now —any time will surely save your hair | Get a small bottle of Knowlton’s| Danderine from any drug store or| toilet counter for a few cents, and after the first application your hair Will thke on that life, lustre and luxu riance which is so beautiful, Tt will become wavy and fluffy and have the appearance of abundance, an incom parable gloss and roftness; but what will please you most will he after just | a few weeks’ use, when you will |? actually see a lot new hair—growing all over the! seal), Dunderine is to the hair what fresh showers of rain and sunshine are to vegetation, It goes right to the roots, invigorates and strengthens them, Its exhilarating and life-producing nrop- erties cause the hair to grow long, strong and beautiful. Advt Headaches Caused by are only by wearing correct glasses. It is dangerous to neglect your eyesight Reliable Eyesight Examinati | by Registered Eye Speci: 5 Correctly Fitted Glasses from $2.50 Réhuich kdons. Established 55 Years New York: 184 B'way at John St. 273 Sixth Ave, 1gth St, 340 Sixth Ave, aad St. home defense affections DELLA FOR INDIGESTION to offer throughout the attractive values which they provi January. Because Linen Commissioner Announces '\them plainly that of fine, downy hair) against bronchial | | ,,.\' James McCutcheon & Co. Fifth Avenue, 34th & 33d Streets That in view of the two unlooked for Monday Holidays this month and the much unusually inclement weather which made shopping difficult, they will continue | ] Announce | | | is their great TOLD BY ENRIGHT ~ TO ENFORCE LAWS That He Is Going to Abandon the “Shoo-fly” Sy ystem. Continuing his programme speeches direct to his men, Commia stoner Bnright calied 500 lie They « an ovation—for he wan a levte before him to-day himeelf until Inst weet Ito told the new maminis tration means busi se and every man will be held sponsible for the enforcement of the laws. 1H also emphanized the neod of cov In dealing with the publle Commissioner Enright sald one thing that Drought a tide of Joy inte the noula of m: 7 sald he won gr whole syeten are alwaye turning w eman's beat to see how © wolng. mot to aupervised by Heutenants, continued Enrt, “but t the regular 1) triota, not A th have the enanta of the dis jal squads sent out from Headquarters.” The difference to the policeman ts thin: He knows the jeutenants in } district and when the 8 hey watch him an watch them Hut the old {| e | | “submarine” Ww the One of Eyestrain|| permanently relieved |}) the things Mayor Hylon uted to say before he became May wan that the “hounding” of p with “shoo-fllen” wan an injustice To-morrow Evright will addres the wergeanta and on Thursday he|S will address the patro men—me all {he patroimen in town, but deteea. | tons from all ats | hear the speech will be expected tol relay what be said to the other} / Deputy Pollce Commissioner Lahr in charge of | | patrolmen. | | | Greater New nine Rranch Bu mander of each q tho aatary this entire week all in Household Linens ded especially for specialty pa var 1 ay Bi Byl Ov AW BV (BV (0 and not merely a side issue with them, they are still very abundantly supplied with everything in Linens required for the Household: Table Linens Bed Linens Towels, Ete. These they are offering at prices which, in view of the shortage of Linen, are very moderate. - AN Wi @ James McCutcheon & Co. 7 ." THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 29, SATE YOUR HAIR! 500 LIEUTENANTS = i 0S a for $4.12 That's exactly what you get ina War Savings Stamp 7 if purchased this month and held until 1923. Ground Floor Ce ee ee ee ee a |" A$5.00 US. Bond | 38th Street % tee ee Me Pounded 18 Lord & Te vlor' 39th Street More “National Service Weeks’’ FIFTH AVENUE [charge Charge Purchases Will Appear on Bills Rendered March Ist Semen remo ee Come ramen eee: Sales Another Group of Remarkable Values to Insure Six Days’ Usual Business in Five None C. O. D. Ca DO OO Oe Night Gowns $1.45 Exceptional Value Soft nainsook in Empire models, daintily trimmed with embroidery, All sizes second Floor ccncemeeramvimesass House Dresses $2.95 A Very Special Offering Ginghams, in stripes and plaids; models prettily trimmed and on smart new lines. Second Floor Silk Petticoats $3.95 Worth Much More Plain and changeable ‘Taffeta Silks of excellent quality; models with deep fancy flounces. Second Floor a Smart Blouses $5.00 Advance Spring Model A tailored Blouse of Crepe de Chine combined with Georgette crepe, in flesh, white, tan, grey, French blue; new vestee effect. Second Floor a Dainty Negligees $3.95 A Very Special Offering “Camille” model in fine Peau de Laine, a soft wool fabric in pink, blue, rose, Copen! n, Wistaria Prettily scalloped edge Second Floor A A Sale of Women’s Serge Dresses | ie Smart, Practical, Inexpen- i's \ \ | i | ' | 4 sive, and in the Spring Models — Unprece- dented values at the Special Price. $16.50 None ©. O. D. Third Floor ee ee EE Pe HO es ne se se ee oem 4 Buckles, 50c uh $2.00 a $1.50 to $15.00 Rhinestone Slipper pair. ond Floor ee eee ee ee ee ecco Women’ s Winter Coats Another Shipment Just Received and Ready for Tomorrow's Selling at These Remarkable Prices $14.50 and $19.50 Models, new, smart, thoroughly desirable, developed in fabrics of assured dependability; perfectly tailored. Vur-trimmed Coats, plain tailored Coats in every fashionable color. Secceeresnansanamiacliss G-essamcameecsnmnceiand 2,000 Yards Wash Silks | at 98c, $1.00, $1.10, $1.50, $2.50 yard ; ed and domest ks in a splendid assortment of patterns, suitable i s Shirts, Women’s Waists and Dresses—the largest and finest collec- } 4 tion we have sho in vear ff t the old prices. ut | 5,000 } | ‘ 8,co0 Yards | i Black Dress Satin 1 Black Dress Satins 1 1 36 it t 4oinches wide, ! i Special $ 138 Special $ 1.78 Yard | ! sige | 0D) EE) DOME AE A) A A) AT OL Ce «| SALE of MEN’S SWEATERS | Prices Specially Reduced For This Timely ( Occasion Provide Economies Well Worth While = Men's Army Men’s i Sweaters : o viele? Sweaters Sweaters $4.45 $5.65 =) a) ee Oe cee ee ee ee ee 20,000 Yards No Approvals. | | i gtify. Heavy weight all wool, i Shawl col alge i : | lation Sti shawl collar or V_ neck & models in dark or light | 1 nik models in Navy, Green, | Grey, Maroon, ’ ral Maroon, light or dark 3 Brown or Green w neck and sleeveless Grey. | \ Only 375 Sweaters in the Assortment, So Early Inspection Is Urged. | Demee (cae 0 eee) A (GERD () come (0) ED) 9 ; meen) ean een 0 eed : a scineneeneeentiemmenienneteets TK | | | Linens, “Towels 1 | i] it | | Bedfurnishings 1 | } | Greatly Reduced | j 1 i Th tched Huck Towel lozen $2.95 ' 1 Reduced from $3.75. ' ' |! Dar lab! $4.95 | | Newest | ; Re m $6.75. | jf Bxtra Quality Muslin Sheets.. $1.28 | i tot Redt fr Size gox108 it | } 100 } Fine White Blanket pair $7.50 | ' ! Re m #0 | ' ! $150} Plaid Blanke pair $8.75 f ii Ree $10.00 it { } Fanoy J 1 Mull Ce table $4.85 1 | it | r price $5.5 it . ee... Silk and Cotton Crepe Georgette The daintiest and prettiest Dress Fabrics for Spring and Summer wear, in styles confined to Lord & Taylor for New York. patterns on white and col- ored grounds. Price 85c a yard ers See Dee = SG Hees ia) o Oe OO OPO DI eee (Y 1D SOS ODO SL ED A A FS SS A A A A SA) A A) A) A err January Clearance Sale of Women’s Shoes At the Lowest Prices of the Season No Mail Orders 2020 pairs of Splendid Shoes from our own regular stock. Reduced—and when these are gone it will be a long time before it will be possible to obtain Footwear of this character (Lord & Taylor standard qualities), at anything like the prices quoted. 350 Pairs | 720 Pairs | 950 Pairs Women’s Novelty Boots | Women’s Boots Women’s Boots ' $6.85 <I $3.65 \ $4.85 40 pairs, were $12.00 { 50 pairs, were $7.00 i 350 pairs, were $10.00 120 pairs, were $1¢ ) yaire. $6 ie . iio palta, wets 5.00 } 200 pairs, were $6. an pairs, were $8.00 80 pairs, were $8.00 j 170 pairs, were $6.00 225 pairs, were $7.00 Many different styles and com- 4 In patent and dull le Patent le ather, gun metal and binations to select from. Sizes in- j Cuban or Lot 3 XVI heels, Size | a few tans. Sizes incomplete. Up complete, { incomplet ps to to 6 LLL A A) A AS) A) A AL A A A A A A OA A) A A) A 0 AD eC | Shetland Sweaters $8.95 © Formerly Priced $11.75 Women’s Shetland Sweater Coats, new French model on smart lines. Dee collar and cuffs of brushed wool, sport colors. Women's, Misses’ and Children's Wor- sted and brushed wool Sweaters, at re- markable reductions. Third Floor pases Infants’ Coats $6.95 Vormerly $8.95 to $16.95 A variety colors. of models, materials and Sizes to 6 years, incomplete. Hats, formerly $1.95 to $6.50.... .50c fe i ~ Leggings, (sizes incomplete) former! BROG ccna ormseeanieneurionese 9 Aes 93 Outing Flannel Night Gowns (sizes to and ee cluding 14 years)—formerly $1.35...... Fourth Floor Silk Top Union Suits 95c Usual Price $1.50 Women’s Union Suits, tops of glove silk; tailored finish; lower parts of fine lisle, well reinforced, Becond Floor Wardrobe Trunks $27.50 Usual price $30.00. Full sized Wardrobe ‘Trunks of sub- stantial construction, equipped with 12 hangers and shoe pockets. Short Trip Wardrobe Trunks- —hold 5 Men’s Suits or 10 Women’s Dresses. Usual price $23.50..........000. $20.00 Fourth Floor Beautiful Second Floor | : \ ue