The evening world. Newspaper, April 5, 1918, Page 8

| 4 6 (THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL 5, 1918. —_ SERIES Faas anne stl AT HEAD AN TS AT CAMP DIX CIRCUS Memhants in Various States Named fo Take Charge of $100,- é 000,000 Campaign. WASHINGTON, Apri ment of merch 6956444 484O440-04 Third Liberty Loan Commences Tomorrow, April 6th Buy Liberty Bonds | at BONWIT TELLER & CO. MAIN FLOOR BOOTH | in charge of Woman's Liberty Loan Committee | B. B. Chadwick, wore A. Blevens, Chicae eerereeetetrr rrr rrr. ooo BONWIT TELLER &,CO. The Specially Shop of Originations FIFTH AVENUE AT 38™ STREET SPECIAL VALUES SATURDAY MISSES’ TAILLEUR FASHIONS CHICAGO, Ap had been tentatively accepted by both n 4 the defense when era and organizers Workers of the ot mepiring to rican war pians, ad- e4 in Federal Court last night four nre present or former em- ployers of labor SRAPRESORR Rodos RH eRReR ARES. GRANDMA USED SAGE Misses’ Tailleur Suits Misses’ Tailleur Suits THE CIRCUS AT CAMP DIX Z| A 10 DARKEN HAIR DEVE OUOOUA AONUMA AAA AMMAN AANA GY 004-0044000014047 | 29.50 Soi 00 45.00 55.00 : an | ‘The photowraph shows the oer- | Professionals who volunteered. the The circus was arranged by the | A large collection of specialized styles for Exclusive types of Poiret twill, tricotine ‘Sntelin | sermors in the bie circus riven by Pee eniieaty ah members of aoe ic nittes of the | Misses of 14 to 18—suits developed in and velour checks, in all tis favored col- Reked Sulphur with it to} S* Pers wemias ot Came Din, er ai ae ona Tate ae | cer sepbncsed : | serge, wool jersey, twills, tricotine, in chic, orings. Eton, sack, bolero, waistcost, Restore Bae, Gloss, | ~¥-2-_With she ensonsion of tow Au mens seins fer she bove io a eERT ae _ | jaunty modes, belted, braid bound models. ¢ . bor’'s house. The doctor described him- (natural son of the tate King Fdward of} Youthfulness. | self specialist in rheumatism. England, his mother being a celebrated Tlicsn pcinagiersnee| JOIN the School Army a emacs garden sage brewed into ; , had any patients at's birth, married @ German noble| . . | h to. =| named on Milton, ne defend: ie ere , streaked and faded halr iton ex- named von Milton, ‘The defen . *rinceto: old Mr. Smith that heautifully dark and luxuriant. Just I W St Princeton rt S few applications will prove a revela- n ar am Cam align en teal if your hair in fadii treaked or ; an Mead Mision the. Gage on end. Sul- EAR EVERYBODY: I was just trying to think of a word to calls i King Edward 4 ur recipe at home, thou a Lay you that would show that you belong to my Army, #o let's start —= lesome. An easier way Is to we bottle of Wyeth's Save and Su all over a A Typical Collection of Styles and Values in MISSES’ DAYTIME. FROCKS ‘ Specialized at J MY DEAR Po MINUT PENMEN: und at any drug store all ready } 36 00 for use. Thin is the old-time recipe Would you mind my talking to you @ few minutes this morning | » improved by the addition of other in-) ghout a very wonderful animal, and after you have read this story I \ ALUE in furniture is measured by 7 sincerely hope that you will see why you should buy a THRIFT While wispy, grey, faded halt ts not) enaMP and keep on buying them. Featuring Every Material and Mode in Fashion sinful, we dl desire to ret quality-design-serviceability. Youthful appearance and attractive. Have you ever seen a DOG? ‘ ' ; : Mee x SE REHEAT SRR eRe WOO eRSEY ness. By darkening your hair with Do you know that a dog Js always hungry? € Kellner furniture with the maximum FFO) =ORGETTE x Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound, Wit to,ie awash appears buner f th d th ‘ Aart WOOL ETAMINE STRIPED CREPE DE CHINE FOULARD no one can tell, by it does it 60 . salted deljenddd of these and the price so moderate, as- WOOL SCRIM SERGE CHIFFON naturally, 60 evenly. You Just dampen 1 think that a dog {s the most thrifty animal fn all the wide world. sures you the best furniture values ob- i} | ‘sponge or soft brush with it and] He comes to the back door and acratches fur yomething to cat, and all | . draw | tainable. ny eae tees heed. the time he han @ bone in the back yard, the same as grown people one small stran \* ing all yray hairs have disappeared, creas baal rite nt and, after another application or two, course, if there Ia nothing for the dog to eat, he goca out our Imir becomes beautifully dar and draws some bones out of the Done National Bank, so that he is ¥ Included among the models are basque, surplice, redingote, flying panel, tunic, bolero and embroidered types original in treatment of detail ’ ’ , e Glossy, soft and Inxuriant. never hungry. Misses’ Coats Misses’ Capes ’ jeg sak rage if ar bob Now, what bas all this got to do with THRIFT STAMPS AND | e requ forthe cure, tization or prevention] WAR BAVINO STAMPS? 20.00 and 25.00 29.50 © 85.00 Of disense.Advt. ! ‘ ‘ f Hil aceon — In order to attract your attention to make you remember what I Simple, smart modes of youthful sim- In serge, Poiret twill, tricotine, velour am talking about, I take an ordinary everyday subject 40 that you may HAVE YOU A SWEETHEART, Son or Brother in t remember my dog story and accumulate a fund of THRIFT STAMPS, which you may draw upon at some future time when you may be hungry. In order to further stimulate your Interest in THRIFT AND WAR SAVING STAMPS, we will publish four more talks like this In The Evening World, Then we wil) print a question. When you recelve this question, sit down and tn ten minutes write me a letter answering that question, Remember that your Ictter should be of help to other boys and girls who are trying to get THRIFT AND WAR SAVING STAMPS, The Evening World has been kind enough to allow me to run this competition, In the hope that we may get all the boys and girls in New York jnterested in thin great and patriotic work. T want you to Join my army now, and you may, {f*you wish, tell me what you think of the plan, Sign the appended pledge and send tt to me to-day. Lat us all work together. GEORGE HENRY SMITH, burella cloth. tricolette, | | | plicity for girls of 14 to 18, in serge and satin and combinations of velour and i | | i! | c Artie Bown Nikoguy. pices, 198 Bureau 69 inchre. You are cordially invited to see the 25 rooms completely furnished on display here. They are interesting and instructive. K@ULNER BROS} _S.E, Con. 15" Sle G#A SINCE1891 SPECIALIZATION OF SPORT SHOES for Women & Misses } Featuring Every Correct Type for Every Sport Occasion White Buckskin or Canvas Sport Bocts with tan or black trimming 6.00 to 1 2,00 Golf or Tennis Boots in white buckskin or canvas. 6.00 11.00 him a_packare of ALLEN’ FOOT=LASE, the antiseptio hak it eshens the feet, greatest comforter tor tired, 1, ender, awollen feet, ives Felief to corns and ‘amp Manual advines % to shake Foot=Kaso Director Junior War Activities. BIL iis AraC ALP Dye is - = ——= Sport Oxfords in plain white buck- THE PLEDGE. 5 TAREE TRAE CORED th a skin or canvas, or trimmed with tan leather, 8.50 to 10.00 White buckskin or canvas Tennis Oxfords, corrugated rubber soles and heels. George Henry Amith, Director War Activities, Evening World, Doar Mr, Smith: your army of TE: Ready-to-Eal Meat Beiicacies HOt Stahl Fraukturters, Pork Sausages, Meat Please enter my name as a volunteer for MINUTE PENMEN, 5.00 to 8.50 ADDRESS .., A Sess! as Loat and Many Other Palate Tempters a ’ seaeigiese Ie ; Livery pound of our prepared meats is a pound net of Se Should be aregular AGE ., wholesome food, Our expert chefs impart the exact spicing —not an occasional ~ ‘ necessary to bring out their piquant flavor, f } EDDYS GRADED osesseesseeerersnens a You'll enjoy any one of Otto Stahl’s Prepared Delica: * —part of the menu. mee nrnnn . Bad cles. 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