The evening world. Newspaper, March 29, 1918, Page 13

— — - eR FE 8 pee eR re —_— THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1918. ‘Phe sorusl reception unt bell of the {ist READY Some » Ballet, Character and Specialty Dancers weanitante 8 for goat ia ; Cork Men's Society of Greater New York prices took a jump of 1 per cent takes piace Saturday night at rosen | Qe For the mihi Long Island Kiddie Klub Show (0 iste mee a t it a> exten Rov ’ vaday. ; a oT mgr BROOKLYN od le advancing more than 40 WHEN FEET HURT To-Mortow Is Rehes Is Rehearsal Mom. | ing for Programme of | *] FRECKLES — Mareh Worst Month for This Trouble| "Tiz” for sore, tired, puffed: | sama | —How to Remove Easily. | ‘There's a reason why nearly every-| i | lbody f kh in Mo oh, but happily) up, aching, calloused It’s dress rehearsal to-morrow thave to clbo « reumeay Tor then apie feet or corns. morning at | Theatre, Brooklyn, for the Patriotic “Sure Bee MZ arty of The Evening World's Kiddie | | blemishes, and no one need stay freckled. | Simply get an ounce of othine, | double strength, from your drugg’ and apply a little of it night and |morning, and in a few days you! that even the worst freckles n to disappear, while. the | light ones have vanished entirely. Now | is the time to rid yourself of freckles, | for if not removed now they may stay | all Summer, and spoil an otherwise autiful complexion, | Your money | pack if othine fails. —Advt. —————— o'clock In the Majestic Klub, The programme {s complete, lfrom the trumpeter, who will signal | the curtain raising, to the Red, White id Blue Kiddie Klub Khorus, which Will close the entertainment with the | Kiddfe Klub song. It's sung to the tune of “Yankee Doodle,” you know, and here are the words in ease you have forgotten jt | KIDDIE KLUB SONG. (mg to the ems of Yankee Doodie) ‘The Kiddie Klay haa come to town, With pennants gally fying; We shout our frewlom to the akin, | Ww You can happy-footed in al moment. ee = “Tis” ond never suffer | with tender, raw, burning, blistered, wollen, tired, aching feet. “Tt: and “Tin” takes the pain and soreness | 0 That of corns, callouses and bunions. . iidie Kitt forever, As soon as you put your fect in r| Thero aro twenty-two big acts on ”* bath, you just feel the happi-| the prog Patriotic Tos me | MILITARY Oar | ' and I will send you two tickets, which will call for seats to be re- mmo for the ees soaking in. How good your poor,| Party, which include singers, musi- served until 10 A, M. on April 6, the 1 teet fe-l, They want to dance fot! cians, dancers, scout drills and a ay of our Patriotic Party. State | (Station Wagons) » “Tis” is grand. “Tiz” instantly| wrestling and b match by J ame, Address and Certificate Num-)| s, ws out, alls the polsonous ext dy an Pater B hatch Dy JOry der when requesting reserved sata. Delivery Wagons One-ton Trucks | Commercial Vehicles | | for All Trades | | Florists, Grocers, Expressmen, | Modistes, Milliners, Dry Goods, | Breweries, Ambulances, Under- takers, etc. | Hollander Motors, Ltd. | 1723 Broadway (; Ford Building) Tol. Cirete 1195, | Service Station, 444 West 55th St.| one Columban 2696 | Suburbans | | ens which \pnf up thing ee CousiA Weahor wats prlbied again | this reminder to Kiddie Klub mem- | Paintings and not f 28-cent box of ory at any| hers living outside Greater New York: store or department store. Ge “If you live outstc 10 of Greater New Ieatant foot, relict free me foo'| York, are a Kiddie Klub member and ‘Sculpture Shown’ ae woo | Complas ecaust) wish to come to the Kiddie Klub 2 ir feet are never, never going Ut} patriotic Party, write to me #o that 1| At Art Alliance 5 or make you limp any more" receive the letter no later than April By W. G. Bowdoin. The Art Alllance of America, No. 10 Fast 47th Street, tn its exhibition én sh is to be continued until March | a |28, is exploiting the work of ite Sensitive Feet ftreta tert r e | If the work now shown fails to rise W | Th Sh |bigh in the scale it also falis to fail! e come 1s oe |into the depths, and there you are. | Tho members, it must be said, make a brave showing,’ with here People whose feet suffer in ordinary FY | and there an exceptional item among ———————————E | footwear have found rare comfort in | the 122 catalogue numbers. one baer AS*Gresce Dr. A. Reed Cushion Shoes. The sculptured pteces, espectaily | =m = - ical those of Janet Scudder, Mario Kor- Sensitive feet need the gentleness bel and Eugente F. Shonnard, are . | of the felt layer that conforms to the | ¢*'emely good, both as to desiga, forms shown and in the workman-, 119 to 125 W. 24 th St. curves of the foot-sole and pillows} snip, each step. In these shoes feet do not | Among the paintings, “Flower Ar- Bet 6th and 7th Aves become hardened and neither the Fangement in Red,” by Jonas Lie, is somewhat off bis beaten track. The |tflower forms are made attractive r ‘ compositionally by means of the red If you have found ordinary shoes Modis Madd! thats Abranwenent): Aue too stiff let us fit you at one of our | usual, the handling ts two stores, | “Flower Arrangement,” by Maude ‘ M, Mason, 4s a decorative rendition of OLD ONLY AT arranged fowers. The management of foot nor the shoe need be “broken in.” The Only Store That Sells the Overstocks of the National Cloak & Suit Co, NO Connections With Any Other Store Quantitfes Hmited; size and color assortments not always complete, some pust season's styles, but everything No Mall Orders Filled From This Store, Store Hours: 9 to 5.30; Saturdays, 8.30 to @ 1372 Broadway, the painted blooms, the bigh-keyed at 87th St. background and of the table cover are @ 12 Park Place, all good. Woolworth Bldg. Miss Mason's “The Breakfaat Tab a —_— | with its fine Colonial favor, ts also y Easter Apparel for Saturday The Coats, Suits and Dresses pictured here are typical of the many other mode's included in this sale—good quality, desirable materials, wanted colors, upeto-date style, exceptionally low prices. highly pleasing. Ella Condie Lamb's “October Blue and Gray” features © lovely white , Which are delightfully regis- AYVss{ IN SHOES tored, with Ue sky in horizon blue, Fer Women Mode’ clouds Per Mon Made by JPSMITH SHOE CO JOH EBBERTS i co ada or’ ) by Wi. lendt dly fnished In owing flesh tones. the Wistful Afterglow,’ . is a picturesque poplar trees, with nude led and intermingled, t's Mo Irene We in a tum ot vulders. middy 16 medium, nt_of city light effectively “Ola Pringle 4a charm ing steps. he Red Cross," Bridge.” by virility. Tt shows with | 1 force one of wey KEEP YOUR SHOES NEAT rea ea LIQUIDS AND PASTES. FOR BLACK, Lin ‘ WHITE, TAN, DARK BROWN OR OX. : BLOOD SHOES. PRESERVE THELEATHER, ‘The F.F. DALLEY CORPORATIONS, LIMITED, BUFFALO, N.Y, eae} . aaa EO CESS | The “National s’ Quiet Store, 119 to 125 W, 24th St, Near 6th Ave, assesses Fulton St., Cor. of Bridge St. Al Subway Station, Brooklyn, ureat Saturday Sale of Easter Blouses A special exhibit and sale brought about through a last-minute purchase of a num- ber of the secason’s most exquisite blouse creations in Georgettes, immaculate voiles, batistes and novelty color effects, with the daintiest of trimming accessories. Others at 1:% 2.95 3.95 to 25.00 Also Also 1829-1331 4810-4812 Broad Fifth Ave. at Gates Aven Het, 48th @ 40th, Brookiys . Brooklyn Ouch! Sore, Touchy Corn! Few Drops and Corns Lift Out Don’t hurt a bit! Cincinnati chemist finds drug that works miracles—No humbug! Your high heels have put | few drops on your tender, ache corns on your toes and cal-| ing corn or callus, Instantly luses on your feet, but why| the soreness disappears and eare nowt | shortly you will find the corn This tiny bottle holds anjor callus so shriveled and almost w luid. A genius) loose that you can lift it off in Cincinnati discovered this} with the flagera, ether compound and named it} Just think! You get rid of f Small bottles of « hard corn, soft corm or @ freezone like here tween the toes, as well be bad at any drug e | ened calluses withous a few cents, Don't lin | twist your face, but Ca tie ate fe Atonement (at WSUWEET: @ 3": 5 0 Jobe 243 Ageat ‘calle, CASH in mamoNus. Aci “nee, _ HELP WANTED—-FEMALE. 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