The evening world. Newspaper, March 13, 1918, Page 13

STRIKING CLUB WAITERS Pickets Declare en Strikebreakers, @truck to-day and other waiters not the clubs under the Chemical. “The clubs have adver titutions Will Be Unsuccessful in Getting Woms | vat More walters of the downtown clubs | jive e Vicinty of the| dubs was filled with pickets persuading | j,,, to go to work. ban were added the Lawyers’, Hardware and Drug and ed for wom- n of ordinary tea. quality of the leaf ensure this. | en walters,’ not less than $2 each for tips. “They don't tip at tho clubs, been in on@ fourteen years to get my first tip, Th us $14 @ month |day for six days a fund,+to which the by for tho waiters, To | mana and. chefs, ontribute, ay with thig fight until we win sald Secretary Flaherty of the Downtown Club Employees’ Asso- elation, ‘buc they won't get them. The wirls at Childs’ are getting % cents an hour for @ six-hour day and recetving I've and have hey don’t pay They give us $1.75 0 At Christmas we members fund {9 supposed to but the stewards the high salaried re themselves in on it and ‘share Is very lite. We are going | Test on Federal Amendment it » not going back until our demands Certainly, a pound of _ " SALADA” TEA will yield more cups than will a pound The freshness and taste, a 86 in, wide, 57 in. high, with plate mirror... ered; finished in Arm chair’ and five side chairs. ‘ —Take Any Article Buying Most We Buy for Less Selling Most We Sell for Less The dollar you pay to place any article in your home at this big home furnishing event is the first pay- You may take 6 months or 30 days, a year, or 90 days, any length of time you please, to pay the balance—so much each month. See all the beautiful modern things you can now get by only paying $1. This sale is for a limited time and it is a very short time, too. Don’t put off making your selections. $4 DELIVERS THIS 1 Golden Oak Dresser, $9.75 $ DELIVERS these six chairs, 1 Genuine Spanish leather gas FOUR PIE nN oa $99.75 SPECIAL poitar Sat $1 Delivers This | TA Genuine Englander Couch Bed | Complete with Imperial Roll Edge Mattress ble where s -oster Bedroom Suite , Dresser, C Grace of design, beauty of material are happily combined in all our Spring models, har- monizing with the many varied and novel effects of the new vogue of women’s dress. indefinable expression of women instantly recognize, They have that ood taste that smart 7.50 to $20, Nofe the straight ‘nea ineide, and low, broad heels, giving the foot proper balance, | Askfor Our Book-—"The Abuse of the Big Toe.” NO BRANCH STORES—Our only address | 660 Sixth Ave., Above 38th St. Custom Bootmakers Over 50 Years ANTZEN Spring Footwear | Submitted for the approval of women of good | | THE EVE PROHIBITION FIGHT UPINTHE SENATE. NEXT WEDNESDAY dum propos..l, a delegation State Supt. Anderson of Saloon League and Mrs Boole, head of the W. C. veto the referendum. ning World, demanding that express thelr preference. |these editorials were placed in hands of all members, ncaa Arranged to Follow Assem- bly’s Vote for Referendum, ALBANY, March 18%—The fight over the ratifieation of the prohibi- tory amendment to the Federal Con- stitution will be resumed in the So: This cour was determined upon to-day after! ! Majority Leader Elon R. Brown had reed that Senator George B, We! ton of ‘Troy might thove, on March 20, to discharge the Taxation and Retrenchment Committee from further consideration of the I1til- | MoNab resolution. | This is the resolution that was| side-tracked in the Assembly yester- day after one of the most bitter con- | tests in years, Tho object of the Assembly action was to delay rati- | fieation of the Federal amendment | until the electorate might have an! opportunity to express their. view: on the subject through Chicago W bi@oo Acre WASHIN Florence King of ono more “Ie as” day. ate next Wednesday. t 0 A nt « mn of © the Supreme Court Apply Cream in Nostrile to Open Up Air Passages. Ah! What relief! ‘an breathe freely. jing, snuffling, mucous -|headache, dryness It was understood that all pro- |! gone. hibition legislation might be brought before the Senate next week. Sen- ator Wellington's motion’ will be made under a close call, which will) insure a virtually compete attend- ance of the membershfp. | The drys were confident to-day that Gov. Whitman would fight thelr battle, They said that, while the bottle of Fi \druggist no Sream air passage of the head; soothe heal the swollen, inflamed seeking. ment. ? Spantsh Leather $48.50 extra, COMPLETE $27.00 “ 3 4 $ is a consi eration ffonler, 4 ft. 6 In. Bedstead William & Mary Jacobean Oak Dining Suite S—54-inch Buffet, China Closet, 48-inch Tab Dining Table with 6 (t. extension and Servin: With Arm Chair and five Side Chairs upli DELIVERS THIS Sanitary Bed Spring In all sizes to fit any bed This te a weil is Golden Oak 5; in, wide, 48 with four drawers. DELIVERS THIS ‘anitary Cotton Felt Mattress f 8177-50 od in Brown Genutne $1 Delivers This Colonial Period Bed Extra Special Mahogany Finished Bedstead } 1 8 4 64 zea mahogany, in 3 ft = arc ont en eer om William & Mary Library Suite Tapestry covered seats and backs; cane t istery jque, The y coverings ‘ Hr SMOKELESS DAY—MAYBE. Assembly was debating the raferen- hended by the Anti- Bila A. T. U,, called on tho Governor and received from him private assurances that he would A big factor in the drive, which turned the tide against immediate ratification, were the editorials which appeared in The World and The Eve- the people be given an opportunity to Coptes of the “hicago, rises to uld have a smokeless day to 3 os of latid nto war gardens of the Wom- A Ninmerce and | the added distinetion of being oman who ever argued a Your clogged! nostrils open right up, the air pas- sages of your head are clear and you No more hawk- discharge, a no struggling visory referendum” next Noveenber, | breath at night, your cold or catarrh for Don't stay stuffed yh Get « small alm from your | Apply a little of this jfragrant, antiseptic cream in your nostrils, let it penetrate through every and mucous membrane, giving you instant relief. Ely’s Cream Balm ts Just what every cold and catarrh sufferer has been | It’s just splendid.—Advt. —— 2 | Binghamton, N. 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World, | tles for sale at all drug s' |New York Man Doing His | Duty “For two years I suffe i pains in my stomac! «t_agoniz . belching up unable | aya 8 the infl practically all testinal ailmen tis, One dose w refunded, Ligg Advt {Just Apply This Paste | and the Hairs Vanish | Teeth Without Plates _ J Save Decayed teeth, Tighten Loose Teeth, and lreat Diseased Gums TS OF TEETH, Gol orcelain Crowns, Bridge lings @d Inlays ot Silver @nd Gold, Worcelai® carefully made @ Reasonable #’rices, BADLY DECAYED TEETH ond Roots carefully extracted Teeth thoroughly cleaned. Broken plates repaired while you wait Or if seat by snail, WO OFPTICES== —— | [circular made veils with seroll | designs, Greek key borders, chen- IH} J itle de chrysanthemum bor- ders at 50c, $1 and $1.50 d ing to design and | OW Slip-on Sweaters | | | Spats, 80c A little lot of pairs of | | high white spats ry specially | | priced. New Hullding, Girls’ Solid Sole Shoes, $2.50 Special offering of well made | | shoes for girls and misses, | 1°" 380 pairs sized 6 160 pairs in siz bs These are made of leathers, button le, with good strong sturdy soles, ch shoes are investment ow Huilding, | Girls’ Crepe | Broadway at Ninth DOWN-STAIRS Women’s Black & White Kid Gloves More than four thousand pairs gloves made of real French kidskin—-from a glove manufacturer famous for a gen- eratior We cannot advertise aker's na here-—but the n every pair of gloves— nds for international quality. in Our Price $1.78 comparison we y that every woman will want a pair to complete the charm of her ter costume. All wh All black. White with bla Black with white en 514 to7 4. id Buildings. Veil Weather and the Veils Almost every fashion picture of a hat nowadays is discreetly ye'led—for veils are the coming fashion. Down-Stairs Store offers $4.95 for fairy - god- mother sorts of sweaters which make one look just as she wants to look strollin on the board: walk or golf- ing and othe; things lat on. Made of baby-soft zephyr with fuzzy wool collars and cuffs, ‘Turquoise blue with white collars and cuffs and lavender and rose with gray Ni Building, Women’s Vests, 20¢ “Seconds.” Regular and extra sizes, V-necks, no sleeves. New Building, $1.85 urs in the ton crepe lie eof 200 ylue with wens. Building. y { rose or lavende LetterPaper,20cbox Good linen finish letter paper in tints and white; the kind al ways wanted and not often to be had at such little cost New Hulldiog, Fountain Pens re the successful thor- pens with These business oughly elaborately terling silver om your fac gold pen paints. We have not Mix a stiff pa e water and been able to find anylike wdered del to obje them selling around town Able alee Pe minut under $5. This special pt Nig chase, $1.50, New Hulldine. Men’s Socks, 45¢ Mightily good Pure silk these ilk, , and » White fibre day plated on li all fibre silk. and colors Girls’ Hats Ob Building thSt. 169Last3tthSt. a HOLES p BUNDAYD'? ee nt SIS CSTs BRECERTERCEReRSseSes No Fixten (hares For ft. Advertioementa for The World may be left ot ary American Distslot Messenger office im the afte wwe. M sone E WANAMAKER’S _Easter’s Approach Brings Out a O ‘13 Store Closes atS the NEW FASHIONS Wool Jersey Dresses | That Delight the Youthful z Whether your tastes are demure or | daring we have wool jersey dresses for you in plenty. The variety seems infinite. |New ones are com- ing in every day to add to the novel styles. Vo Would you believe that the one in the picture is only $29.75? It has loose pockets trimmed with wool embroidery in a strikinj contrast; the collar and cuffs are of knit wool, White with yellow is a glorious combination. A pretty one with rows of cording as trimming is only $25 and its color- ings include a lovely rose. At $32.50, there is one with a vest effect in gay silk embroidery studded with wooden beads. At $35 comes an Eton model with loose side panels, touches of silk embroidery, __ There are many more at all these prices and some higher. Sizes 14 to 20 years. Second floor, Old Building Envied of All—These “French Shop” Blouses: Because there is only one of a kind it is scarcely fair to tell you of individual beauties. Yet one must. It is the only way to help you realize how much of the Paris atmosphere they have brought over. New ideas everywhere, Even at $8.50, there is the new shaw! collar of lace on a batiste blouse. | The bosom effect and the flare cuff are here. The new rever is shown on a blouse of pink batiste, It also has the deep rounded collar, a strong feature this year. Its trimming is a white four-leaf clover de- sign set in with Turkish punch work. 5 Peplum blouses are charming. Some of these in white handkerchief | linen are closely knife-pleated--much more graceful than tucks. They | favor contrasting hems-as pink, coin-dotted with white. Also pipings of color are fashionable. 7.50, up to $50. Little French Shops, Third floor, Old Bujlding Many Tailored Sailors, $7 Any number of strict] tailored Milan sailors to select from at this Pree Finished with one crisp, smart bow, and a ribbon band. ‘These mannish little hats have plenty of style. They come in such colors as black, navy blue, brown, taupe. Some are little three-cornered shapes, others are perfectly plain; one model has a little rolled bri one is a poke shape, joderate-Priced Millinery Salon, First floor, Old Building Knickerbocker Hard Water Soap Have you bought your year’s supply yet? Half Price During March Only 90e dozen up to $10.80 gross Main floor, Old Building and Down-Stairs Store Proper ShoesforChildren Children’s shoes of good soft, flexible, yet very strong leather. Children’s shoes that are the correct lasts for growing little feet. Another satisfactory thing is the shoes are properly fitted by experienced salespeople who understand the importance of giving children absolutely comfortable, supporting shoes-—the sort that are the right sizes and lasts for growing little feet. A good model for Spring is a low laced or buttoned boot for girls, at $5, $6 and $7.50, according to size. Same boot in blac 4.50 to $7 pair For “dressed-up_ tim patent leather shoes with buckskin tops, at $5.50 to $6.50; or an all buckskin sboe, easily cleaned, at $5 to $9, First floor, Old Building 49 Extra-Size RUGS Down in Price Thursday by 25 Per Cent. | Extra Quality Wilton Rugs | Grade Speciat 8 rugs—-9 x 15 feet... . $115.00 } rug-—10 ft. 6 in. x 12 ft 1 | 1 rug—10 ft. 6 in. x 16 ft 147.50 | 8 rugs—11 ft. 3 in. x 12 ft 115.00 | Royal Wilton Rugs 2 puge—9 ft. x 18 ft. 6 In... cecsccees $67 14 rugs—10 ft. 6 in. x ot 1 rug—10 ft. 6 x 10 ft, 6in 1 rig—1L ft. 3 in, x 15 ft 1 rug—10 ft. 6 in, x 13 {t. 6 in 8 Body Brussels Rugs 2 rugs 10 ft. 6 in. x 10 ft. 6 in . $42.50 1 rug—9 x 15 feet ae »0 | 8 rugs—11 ft. Bin, x 12 ft 0 | 11 rugs—10 ft. 6 in ae 0 39.00 | 6 rugs—10 ft. 6 in. x 13 ft. Gin. 57.50 43.00 Fourth Gallgry, New Building. | Answer Spring ’*s Call | For Music With the VICTROLA | Spri ime brings a change— one that is best expressed in music. No home need be without music, We make it possible for every one to own a Victrola, Special arrangements may be made whereby you need pay but $5 or $10 a Month according to the type selected. Every type of Victrola is here. | The special payments apply to all Victrolas from $50 to $300, Expert Reeord Service | hear each individus You { may rec in sound-proof rooms, You may have exp need attendants who know music to help you in your selection Kvery record is wrapped { xd envelopes. ‘The records sold here are never used for monstration purposes | Victrola Salons, Figst Gallery, New Building routs re ,