The evening world. Newspaper, February 12, 1918, Page 9

TAS EVEAING WORLD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, x eR 1 for the benefit of famities of South- |GHRISTINE MILLER, NOTED Company. The news reached New ern mduntaineers who are at the York this morning and caused a stir front will be held at the Rits-Carl- in musical circles because {t was ten DIVA, BECOMES BRIDE OF | coupieu’ sin ‘tie announcerment the The thinl annual dance of the | Ming Miller, who is much in demand on tue Fuet {alumnae Amorin von of Nurses of tho! PITTSBURGH STEEL GHIEF| the concert stage, witt not. sing #ny - IN York Polyciinic Me School | more in publlo—except for war bene- | to-night, closing the /and Hospital will be held at the Hotel | fits and other charitable affairs. n Majestic, Mise Miller aprang to fame from the chotr of the Pittsburgh church that Three dances, exempted by Administration efits, will be hel pre-Lenten «# Tho Vacat because Mr. and Mrs, Edward Power Dixon | & patriotic the Grand Central] My. and - Mra, Willlam ‘Thaw attended. Since Palace fo fit of men in the |f Elisabeth announce the engage- then she has sung at many symphony Army ¢ vice jment of Mra. Dixon's sister, Miss concerts and for oratorio societies Also she hag made many phonograph rec- | ords, She is a mezzo soprano. | The marrings ceremony was per- formed at the Congress Hotel in Chi- cago. The ft Mardi Gras bal 2Cakes Cuticura Soap and 2 Boxes Ointment Genevieve O'Reilly, to Capt. Ransford | j Vandervoort Mann, Ordnance Depart: | iment, U, $ N. A, aon of Dr, Jobn! Mann, Old Westbury, L. I The engagement is announced of |Miss Margaret Stryker Purdy, daugt |ter of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Pur: of Short Hills, N. J., to Lieut. Henry The wedding of Mins Nellie Clare | Howard, daughter of Samuel T. How- ard, and Andrew Strong Winte of . Be of O1 ¢ ts Heal Pimples On Face That |\°""* °f O'*"s* CR ANAL cel ogo te Itched and B | Announcement ts made of the en Franciscan Monastery at Brookland, tched and Burned, gagement of Miss Adele Pattison ot! Md. | a | Montclair and Philip Ver Planck of | i: nels J. Bi ot} “My face wes broken out with pim- || Brookiine, Mass. leceticeea Hi, Fak, anemennes ihe ples and I was ashamed to go on the — [Rassainlate daughter, Misa tne, to John onawanda, N. Y Announcement is mad. engagement ot | Eleanor de Wol ) Mulhall Rogera ot street. The pimples were small and red, and cameto (ym. an ahead, and they itched and 4 7} burned, 1 was treated but gagement of Miss M | Harinon, daughter o | William Beverley Hari | Mins Gertrude Egerton = / without success, Then | | yout oad Street, to Geor Brown, “A. Lused Cuticura Soap and | | sag cds Jdaughter of Mr. and Mra, Egerton | S). Ointment, and t used two ||"! 2d of the 62d Pioneer Regi ir coon of No, #20 West @04 Street, | cakes of Cuticura Soap with || ment, Spartanburg, 8. C., son of Mr and Se nd Lieut, Che “oursen | Levis, 310th Machine Gun Battalion, |v. SN. A, were married yesterday afternoon | Ambrose Chapel | Cathedral of St he Di- | ster two boxes of Cuticura Ointment when : Iwas healed." (Signed) Clinton Sher- man, 488 Church St., N, Long Branch, N, J., Sept. 23, 1917. To prevent loss of hair, Treatment: On retiring touch spots of dandruff and itching with Cuticure Ointment. jand Mra, Edward Cornell Zabriskie of No. 36 West 934 Street | Mr. and Mrs, Moses Es | 1070 Madison Avenue a lengagement of their daughte Hor: Jotun RISTINE MiALER nse Eaberg, to Norman Behr of Cincinnati. Miss Christine Miller, who used to] tise Jennio Graves Owen, daughter pe morrine shampoo with Cuticura | | be known as “the highest priced choir|of Dr, Frederick W. Owen of Morria- | ap and hot water. Nothing better, |! ‘the marriage of Misa Marion Ma rer in America,” was married in|town, N. J., will become the bride of gurer or more effective at any price. gan, daughter of former Mayor a. | U0eer In Americ “get inepth the Rev. Frederick P. Mudge, assiat. | of Hoboken, ¥ < day to Du ant pastor of the Old First Presbyte- | trian Church, New York, at the home her fath to-day 59Ti 1G COTH STREET—LEXINGTON TO 3D LAAle 1 USED | ANO, Greatest Bargains of the Year Savings Ranging from $75 to Bats 75 on Every Instrument A Piano for as Little as $25 A Player for as Little as $145 This semi-annual clearance sale of used ; A large number of slightly used and pianos and player pianos offers greater bar- aa ela dedt waren pianos ane Ses a are A : : also included ir ale g a i gains and a wider selection than any used Included in this sale at specially low prices : in the ci ifisan Ree ante Be a mee In many cases there is only one of certain piano sale in the ci ou have no piano ¢ makes—probably just the one you would like player piano, don’t fail to visit our salesrooms P Bn le You will find hundvede yj to own—we therefore urge you to be here apd uring this g a . We are so sure that every instrument so of pianos of all styles, woods and makes here. is a bargain that we offer A SPECIAL EX- Ivery » isa bargain. We have taken CHANGE PRIVILEGE, which means that a large number of celebrated and well-known you can use any piano purchased during this xchange for the Walters pianos and sale for one whole year and then, if you want ianos. Livery one of these instru- a new Walters piano or player, we will take been overhauled at our factory and back the used instrument and allow you every > in first class condition. lollar paid for it. Upright Pianos FREE DELIVERY MAKE | | OWN } ments has is guaranteed to b Uprig ght Pianos FREE DELIVERY \Were} Now n . me ‘ ; . Were |Now 1 Henry G. Cassini,.....Malogany\ paas rH otwithstanding the remarkavie 1 George Steck & Co..,.Masiogany| gy 50] $145 1 Mozart Upright . Ebony \ 2 5 low prices at which these instru- I larmony ‘Mahogany| ~37:/ 145 1 Lighte & Ernst. 175 és ments are offered, we charge 1 Richardso: 3 145 1 Weser Bros aco 78 NO INTEREST OR EXTRAS, i parts Br 47s] 18 p 90; + = it 5 1 Feat ce ars 75 1 Harmon y ass 168 TLadd & 473, 8 1 Richardso 272 45. 1 W. B. Bradbury ; 83 A Few of Many Bargains in 1 Kroeger Go. el A Weigner. Maho 275; 88 HAs 59 aT Aan / Dh 8S ° 2 Walters 1 Beltor ° 1 85 € I Becker Bro: Winterroth Ntanegans| goal 90 1 Stuyvesant C 1 Weser & Bro. uk | 8 90 1 Richardson. ‘ TWasen Broan " 1 ee 1 Carlisle Mahogany) 275, 188 1 Robert Wileoiissscss 325| 100 . . , 1 Straus ' 135 1 Horace Water's Co 350] 110 Price of Pianos Includes the Stool. ' Bellman - 373| 155 . M 2 elst 1 Spies P. Mig Co 35] MY | players—12 Rolls of Music and Bench | 4 wey in ¢ 163 tals Sou, 23a] 113 yyy , — 1h. G. Brown a75 tes I Derkiayn go ) 13) FREE DELIVERY 1 Hach a (oH) ats | Dorang& Wigand.... joo] 125 Were) Now |? SWalter | 105 1W. A Pond & Co 3 125 1Noble.... fae5] $145 etiman 175 1 Robert Wilson... 425 1W. F. Tway Co... 195 175 1 Imperial 125 | 3 Walters... M5 175 1 Estey ’ 125 | 1 Automatlc.. 285 175 1 Robert Wilson... 425 1 Harmony,. 325 185 1 Richardson ies 3 Kichardéon 450/325 er ae 1 Bienarcaos tas || Pease co MS | 12 Walters, Mahogany| i 1Schubert.... 135 | 1 Coleman.. as! 348 | 19 Wale Mahogany 5 175 1 Leckerling M45 | @Walters.... } sos 198 | 227 Walte sMahogany) a5 185 1 Weber 125 | 9 Walters } aos 225 | 4 Walter Mahogany) yoo 195 7 Walters eee) So 12 Walters 30 NS ; : Exchange ia Welter 13 as Open Evenings Privilege 9 Walters, Jakogany, 459, S45! ene soovenience of Ps Piano Dept rema Bloomingdales Piano Dept. |: aurea "ae for a Whole year a aegis 59th to 60th St., 3rd to Lex. Ave. [oon res 1918. West Forty-second Street Stern Brothers (Between Sth and 6th Avenues) West Forty-third Street Noteworthy Sales for To-day and To-morrow: The Department of Interior Decorations (Fourth Floor) Will place on sale for the week beginning Tuesday, February 12th, a Foreign consignment of Rich Hangings, Lace Window and Bed Draperies, Boudoir Fittings, Hand- some Table Scarfs, Imported Cushions, and a wonderful collection of Embroid- eries from India and the Orient, At prices that should command attention. Deliveries can be arranged to suit the convenience of purchaser. Night Gowns, at Combinations, r Envelope Chemises, Chemises, —- - Corset Covers, - Drawers, Women’s Philippine and French Underwear At Remarkably Low Prices. Also specially prepared values in Crepe de Chine Night Gowns, Crepe deC hine EnvelopeChemises, 2.95 PHILIPPINE UNDERGARMENTS $2.65, 2.95, 225 $1.50, 1.95, 2.65 - $1.95 and 2.90 FRENCH UNDERGARMENTS $1.15, 89c, 95c, 1.68, 1.10, 1.45, $3.95 A Remarkable Sale of Women’s Spring Boots Regular $10.00 Values at $5.95 pr. Smart, full 9-inch lace models, in the following styles: Pearl grey suede tops with Havana brown and patent leather vamps and welt soles—-suede tops with grey kid and patent leather vamps and turned soles—white glazed kid top models with patent leather foxing and turned soles. All have 2 14 inch French heels. Fashionable Dress Silks for Spring An offering of several of the most favored weaves, at unusual prices for Tuesday and Wednesday: Satin Royal, 40 ins.; soft lustrous finish; new street shades and white, Actual value $2.50 yd. Black Dress Satin, 39 ins. wide; Imported; soft draping quality, at Actual value $3.00 yd. The February Room Size Chinese Rugs In blue and gold; « number embossed. Others at proportionate reductions. Hosiery for Women Very Specially Priced. Mercerized Lisle Stockings Tine guage; seamless; black, white, tan or grey; regulerly sold at 80c per pair. at 35c Pure Thread Silk Stockings Full feshioned, made with earricesple lisle tops and soles; in black only regularly sold at 61,98 per pair, at 95c Pure Thread Silk Stockings Richelieu ribbed; in bleck, white and colores; regularly sold at 81.75 per pair, at $1.59 $1.58 $1.95 Figured Foulards, 36 ins. wide; navy grounds only, - - at Actual value $3.25 yd. Striped Tub Silks, 82 ins.; various rcombina ionson white grounds Actual value $2.00 yd. Sale of Rugs and Carpets Continues to provide decided price advantages in the best foreign and American weaves, of which the following are examples: Persian and Chinese Rugs at $22.50, 34.50, 38.75 to 75.00 Small and medium sines, including Baluchistan, Daghestan and Mossoul weaves, in rich colorings. Regularly $32.50 to 95.00 Wideloom Carpet In taupe, blue, grey, rose, etc., up to fifteen feet wide; square yard SIZE WIRF NOW SIZE 614 58% feet #90.00 $68.00 at $9.75 7x12 feet, BYgx10}4 ft. 146.00 115.00 ‘ i B3Gx12}4 ft, 9x12 fect, 245.00 188.00 Linoleum—sq. yd. 95e 10x12}4 ft., Wood and tile effects; cut from full rolls; regularly sold at $1.98 Room Size Persian Rugs In soft, rich colorings. Others at proportionate reductions, WERE Now $148.00 $110.00 i 178.00 148.00 328,00 275.00 Dress Trimmings Excellent ralues in @ special offering of new things for Spring wear, Oriental Silk Embroi- | dered Trimmings, Tas- | sels and Ornamentu, 25c, 75¢ to 3.75 Oriental Bead Trim- mings, Ornaments and Tassels, 650, 1.50 to 8.25 Jet Flouncings, Trim- mings, Girdles, Orna- ments, Tassels, etc., 25ce,1.50to11.95 Rhinestone Buckles, Ornaments and Trim- ings, 45¢, 750 to 275 Alio @ collection of Wide Black Silk Braid Sashes, 9 yards long, with tassel ends, $1.65 each