The evening world. Newspaper, March 19, 1918, Page 4

TIFFANY & Co. JEWELRY, SILVERWARE, CLOCKS WATCHES. CHINA. STATIONERY fifty ye jast night by & 38th Street FIFTH AVENUE A Timel Offering at Prices That Securing the fabrics at an advantageous price, price models that expressed the predominating style make this announcement possible: ing with one of the best tailors, who offered to copy these would permit us to present this occasion just at a time when you are con- sidering your Easter Suit, were the careful forehanded arrangements that ALBANY, pode 1 malen ~All able GOODWIN ADMITS THAT HESATREM, TAM. HIS BEDTIME od ipation ducing tho war with Ge ny, afte on, ‘Mabitu: rooms, sa to that effec Lord & Taylor re r proclamation by the Gov. t, Under the terms of a bill Intfod@eed in the Legislature r Douglas Robin- But Nat Can Stay Up All Nighi and Feel Fit, He Tells the Court. nitering in streets . hotels, stores and interpreted as evi. | of the act. 39th Street Mark One of the Season’s Best Opportunities. $25.00 and $29.50 selecting Sale of Women’s Suits several high- ; of the hour, co-operat- suits at a price that and black, the modish vestec Tailored of fine men's wear Serges in navy blue season's fabrics. Many models feature collars of white satin, fille or pique. Note the braiding, the braid bound edges, the rows of new lines of Coats; the straight skirts which the Spring sillo vidual model embodying those clever and distinetive style tou In both the finer Woolens and fashionable A Showing of the New Capes In Serge, Duvet de Laine, Evora Cloth, $25.00, $39.50, $45,00, $50.00, $55.00 « TMrd Floor Dainty Corsets Of Novelty Batiste Special $1.95 Anew material, a fine white Batiste, ‘nov- elty striped and dotted in pink. In all sizes. The price is much less than this mode! should command Secoml Kloor THE HANDS ON ALL CLOCKS WILL) BE MOVED FORWARD ONE THIOCR ON STER MONDAY MORNING if the President signs the D. t Sav Bill t we This means that we y hour more daylight in each business day from M October. Practicall we will all arise one hour earlicr and retit hour cartier than usual, Whatis ne by the sun will become 7 A. M. by the « for seven months each year Sanday World “Wants” Work Monday Wonders ATLANTIC 4. ki s en itton Charmeuse and S. at Sweater the mest fabhionable of the uette In this instance we shall be unable to fill any Mail, C. 0. D. or Approval Ordere. Silks, $35.00, $39.50, $45.00. $50.00, $55.00 « $150.00 » $145.00 $5.50 collars, atin in al which empha demand A Representative Collection of High-Class Tailor-Mades or Waistcoat; others have novel ye the Kach indi- Slip-On Sweaters Spring’s Favorites Are Here at Aiea 4 sare, & ae a Picturesque as the Breton peas- } ead, § bal atl ve Hs fk \- ants’ “Casaque,” this jaunty little pena pol snag hear ie peg Sweater (bh softest. Shetland. Wool, bial Sui PSs bide OUTS A on, for with fibre silk effectively introduced Spring ovits and tx mR AGE et to accentuate its clever lines. Colors lightly boned and has the straight . ‘ are of the new season. rather long ‘Skirt effect so much in demand. ‘The girdle top has Shetland Wool Sweaters Elastic inserts, nis Fastidious women will like the $6.75 ave an 8 A.M 1 wouldy't direct ucoin for $1,000 n day.” An inter Nat Goodwin ested court room full of ac tor folk heard a motion pleture 4 rector four he Mirror Film Company contract against Nat is trying te pany the film company » prove that the coin him eleven week's Ty at $1,250 a week which the acted to The company i trying to prove that Nat deserved to be fired from the payroll and that the only mistake was in not booting him out a long time before. Nat xmiled broadly of William C1 the defendant should pay at the answer ney, Manager of company, J. Vorhaus, counsel for the Marry?" asked: “Did you con t Ge win a wonderful star?” “In the beginning, ye plied the witness, returning the actor's stile with a glare, Hector J, Strickr Famous Players, but with the Mirro | Company at the time of Nat's adven. \tures, testified to the expense the company was under because of G win's eternal Ke lays that Goodwin was ¢ the job a "fo te" through Mlorida re works th “any was set back $700 a day, the witness said, # dd for the ompany ran to $6 “a head" star of “lateness.” For el he said. Mr. Strickman gnid that searcely o scene could be taken of “The Lyons Mail,” both on which the company worked in Florida and New York with Goodwin, without arguments between the director and the star The asked 1f he re fight he went to dur nt the € membered a prize of the taki the pleture turdios [ can't remember any part rt Tonat | Ki \ . SALE OF IA.) /ORESSES . LESS THAN HALF REAL when Louis in, now with the|! quarreled over entrances and exits ind every detail connected with th Alining, he sald. When Nat Goodwin was under! ross-exaimination by James W. 0 sel for the company, he — SPURNED BY GERMAN GIRL ARMY DESERTER EUS LIFE THE EVENING WORLD, pureper.§ MAROH 19, |NEW YORK PREPARES ALSO TO MAKE LOAFERS WORK Robinsorr Bill Requires “Regular and Useful Fimployment of Alt Be- tween Eighteen and Fifty, March between eighteen and urs of nke would be requird to be employed remutarly in @ useful git,” said Nat, “I go to his time persisted Mr. Ox n the morning ingenious \ W. W, OFFIGER TARRED AND DRIVEN FROM TOWN Yakima, Wash., Citizens Warn That fervently express this sentimen . Others Will Meet Fate of Little, Justice Greenbaum and a jury in t! Hanged in Butte Supreme Court to-day in the triat of YAKIMA, Wash. March 19.1, B Goodwin's sult for $13,000 for broach |Mever®. Sveretary of the Yakima local the I W. W., was taken a mile out wnt »wa of citizens at mid- hight, Kiven # of tar and feathers told to leave the district and not return, Meyers was also told to warn his axsodlates that any other Sec- | retary of the LW. W. who came to Yakima to ald recetve the | eatment ace d “Little in Mon- | Little was hanged by a mob at more than @ year ago, Moyers declared he had been forced into the threats of death. font., March 19.—Fifty per- sons arrested here after a disturbance nection with a St. Pat- ration were being held r bonds of $10,000 each. fixed on orders from | rnment after bonds | at $50 In each case, the disturbance was wnned by members of the I, W. W. ind pro-German sympathizers. GACHE YIELDS $5,000 DRUGS AND CELL FOR JOHN BURRS This amount the Federal Officials aaserted Man Who Received Suspended Sen-|" tence in 1914°on Same Charge Again in Toils. jas Burgh, was arres the H ted cast t, after the dete dis- 1a cunningly contrived cache for dden drugs and opium outfits in| {tes containing n filled with 1 can con: | 1 gum, a bar | In a eabinet were bo orphine tablets, a opium. petletay a se taining #100 wor! Drug | 0 SCHEELE BACK IN HAVANA, | dabelnb ess 1918. and arked that at the Hotel, ith Street, nts used “in y an indicts if ‘reside ne Mis tman ¥aroes marle in Case Transferred man, Presid at a“ “SUN crane ee ks Seized at Hotel Albe- - igh Tac! \" Jetored in thewMice of Acstatant Didtelét cobras | ey Dono! f contents ¢ busine politics and alleged haa not bee ated, Fontana, ee Mme, Matze + ea bam caveihetel baat te We al of Ve nauer, Shows Trip to Movies : A Mee | Iexes Me 7 t Marbl Set Them Back $27 yen: noon Attorne; aif ! oe Ht wntil 1898 Vdoardo Ferrari-Fontana, teno na wife, M = cove: | One true Aspirin each retain his or from any claim and th travelling and all ely business purposes equally r own individual | neome, free tereon by the other, \t household and | other expenses in curred for should be borne them." It was further the complaint, account one to th ‘ontana allege fa to live up to agreement, that he paid a debt former husband, “on¢ whom she had been se vorce, and that she falied to reim- burse him; that he underwent out+ lays for her father, mother, brother and sister-in-law, and is still out of pocket in consequence, and that with regard to household a between Only One Bayer-Tablets SF hirs rin ‘Tablets in Pocket Boxes of 12—Bottles of 24004100 ppl in Sealed Packages of 12 and 24 ccording to s should other periodicaliy.” s Mme. Matzenhouer her end of the) of her} Beware of Substitutes The sole makers of gen- uine Aspirin brand every tablet and every package with the Bayer Cross. expenses, his wite i “The Bayer Cross "din. thes. tableta “ that SMES oe manvtacture. of Purity of the wedding, separated, and Sept. 1915, when they their domestic expenses | of which mtana's personal | items are An ount. Hotel bills $740 and $1,070 «| » movies, with tage ‘hire for items wd porter, nployees, $160 for nonthly salar auto trip and Many eluded Stamped on a Shoe Means Standard of Merit 34" St. New York in a suit for A SPECIAL SALE A SPECIAL SALE inh Fhe tnened. Mere) Sergeant Who Left Camp Custer Kill ‘IY Betore Home of x Woman WUNKEGON, Mich. March 19.—ser art B ' d i ‘ ’ 1 r had turned him down, Pa » his pockets was Elvin BR. Wh nde letter, f howed his real u tand tw im to VALUE FALL KILLS AGED DOCTOR. 450 5th Ave. ™*f, Visit This Unique ath & r Atlee tllies Delicéotes Fors Fiavor-FRisa Dr. David P) Austin, ¢ No, 12 West 9th Street, died this morning of @ fractured skull, received when he fell into the cellar of h ell knov two generat same hi el Portland, M With Re, Me,, Ma —D) ‘Gillies Coffee Co.., 7 aay. Washington st New, Vor _Millinery ANUMAOTURER Nett Ladies’ Hats HAT co. wha rhers 10,000, Paempe 318 Pairs. of Women’s Oxfords 7.89 Patent Leather Vamp and Black Satin back, with covered Louis XVI. heel. Silk worked eyelets, Turned soles. All sizes. Widths AAA to D. A splendid opportunity for you to take advantage, before Easter, of this end of the season price and who was 1 to th Take a War Savings Stamp as Change! Lick a Stamp over here; Lick a Hun over there! Best & Co. Fifth Avenue and 35th Street Established 1879 Spring Topcoats and Sweaters For Little Folks Liliputian Bazaar, Entire 4th Floor t of navy blue serge or black-and-white ch is finished with comfortable patch pockets which little wea like, and dainty white linen collar and pearl buttons. 1 to 3. 6.7 Shepherd Check ms most appropriate for little boys and girls. It is most practical too, for it doesn't show dirt,—this new coat 4 Double-breasted Cc with emblem on the sleeve. 1 to 3. 5.75 A Shetland Sweater with a sailor collar. A comfortable style in the new Spring colorings. 1 to 3, 3.25 A Fibre Sills Sweater suitable for dress-up oc. isions comes in rose, “Corn, turquoise. Sailor collar, belted style. 1 to 3. 4.00 Spring Reefers for Little Boys Fifth Floor 3ovish Reefers for boyish little boys! ALTY founded upon the hard study, the long experience F little boys and pleasing their Mothers which Best & Co. have for thirty years been acquiring. Sizes 2, 3, 4 years, There are the Best Blue Serges. 8.50, Imported tweeds, military types, at 12.50 Our own smart tweeds, at 10.50 Silk-lined shepherd's checks, at 13.50 Fine English finish Coverts, 13.50, 18.50, 21.50 Hats, caps, sweaters, school stockings, shirts, blouses and ties for bosy, j | moderately priced. | | earpsererrenens ene aconeiaee ‘ A Best SPE of fitting ) 10.50, 13,50