The evening world. Newspaper, April 12, 1918, Page 14

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By morning the gtay hair disappears, and after an- other application or two, it becomes beautifully dark and glossy. ‘Wyeth’ and Sulphur Com- pound is fightful toilet requisite for those who desire a more youthful appearance. It is not Intended for the cure, mitigation or prevention of ise: dvt TURKISH CIGARETTES eee TURKISH CWARLITES Sn er 3 pa 4] Wor Wants Work Wonders esr of youth, together with songs “WAR i =me HAIR TO ANY SHADE | ® THE NEW PLAYS © “Fancy Free” as Good as Clifton Crawford BY CHARLES DARNTON AVE you ever paused to think | nogs man could not resist their sw what the jolly people of (be) Tp, write about musical comed: Stage do to amuse us? Have YOU! perhapy the hurdost and most the ever considered their life-saving. Kf | jess task that a poor seribbler of entertainment? Taking them se- I'he most he can say—It e¢ rlously, as they deserve to be taken yon happliy—le that the “pl at times, they are the sait of the This fa the only earth. reached. Well, t Accordingly, I am only too willing | i ed Wa ak & jovees to throw a bit of salt at Clifton Craw- thy Donnelly ford—and not with my left hand at could be expe More than once I have felt the faced, waren {a enterts Jolusion to t "Fancy Fr Augustus Barre brightness and light that comedians bn > Pip. » } has veen son n of his easy-going nature bring to o intoxicating in th ‘of voices in the ¢ qnoert dull world. Nowadays the need of dy. fleld since Sunday. It wes this gleam is felt mo! an ever rilynn Miller, fair and biithe- | pleasure, therefore, to hear Mmc.! anced rmingly, espec lin the last act, when she more focovered herself with tho glory won at the Winter Garden befor before, Joyousness i @ thing to be treasured. For the life of mo i can't think | of anything to say about Mr. Craw- ford that I didn't say last year or tho year before, Fortunately ho doesn’t ice grow old. Like George M. Cohan, who | fort—and clapped bie bands from the front ruw | musical last night at the Astor Theatre, he is | Ray lay still light of fect and keen-of wit. [hit with hie song 1 Cocktail of Meanwhile, all of us were b&ving o | work of a French ‘aocent as Yv very good time, for “Fancy but she “ proved to be full of tho romping ite pluadite looking «ir! with @ nige-souni won rt Is #0 often fel nedy! Then there Free" A girl with dark eyes and the entra keops going, Harry C’ nlivening thi tired bh using self and even OME TIME soon you will smoke LORD SALISBURY cigarette whether you are inclined that way or not. Your inherent love of quality will force you to it. And the economic price of LORD SALISBURY will be the final touch to your conversion. LORD SALISBURY is the only quality cigarette in the world at an economic price, Hence, it’s inevitable. Three sensible reasons: 1—Quality and quantity for 15 cents. 2—Reinforced cardboard wall to pre- vent cigarettes from crushing. 3—It is the only Turkish cigarette in all the world that sells for as little money as 15 cents for 15 cigarettes, Don't you see why It’s inevitable? “) 6 ARANTEED Maas An, SE fat bg yd edvogaree BY Jolson made himself sole proprietor of Marjorie Gategon, a nice- audience without ef. nd, who scored a decided ted up” well In her gongs dokies has nothing to fear so long a8) Rowa Ral sande an Ho 8 jo er EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, YOURE BILOUS! song about "Hve," with @ sentimental | dash of “mother” by way of apolog Mr. Crawford made "Fancy Free" good as himeclt, ted his avolrdupots with great s cess as an acrobat and @ wire-wa! comle song. The chorus « re attractive except when t wore transparent skirts. Good tas ns well ax good ebape, sho’ heen considered by the a | Enjoy lifel Liver Liven your liver | | and bowels to-night and > —- | : feel great, Titeatli ‘lean. Mme, Shonier-Rothenbere in Yiddish Songs; Caruso and Geraldine Far- rar Stir Large Audiences dita, |W ake up with y in ane over 6 stomach sweet, right, tongue hen, that h. By Sytoeater Rawling i Brn hally toan sho ‘e Al Shomer-Rothenberg tn recital at Avo lan Hadi last night, The little, un-| known lady in a program y | of Yiddish songs disclosed small, if you ple tlous, that was full of quality, did sho force it, her breath oontrol | | was woll-nigh perfect and sho in | FOR WEAK KIDNEYS d every song with @ measure of por sonal appoal that was uncommon. | Fetching was her lullaby by G aninow in a hu uy ding itt was! he | low wee H you ever stopped to ean poor | sive was her “| why it is that so many products that rf sue for the firs ‘Amer are extensively advertised all at once ith harp and pian "|drop out of sight and are soon for-| silm | ‘fo this she added the and Sophie i une LD pate with far greate ower but weet ne « frective ne the n? 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Some of the subjects are “The Butterfly, “ “Watching for Daddy,” “Blossomt “Once Time, edding @ Message of the 98c | Some of Main Facts in This Offer of 2,400 Shirts They are specially made for us The fabric is the popular and long-wea ing soft-finish percale of a fine count usually found in higher-priced shirts. q() Ecru-Tint Batiste Lingerie 8) This, notwithstanding the unusual situa 98c and $1.86 Be egraiperrerer any New! And very dainty. | 4) The designs and colors of the finest silk Especially when it is like | Shirts have been reproduced. | these, trimmed with I'rench 5) The patterns are clean and clear-cut blue.” ‘The bloomers, well re- ©). ‘The colts ate absolutely fait, | in blue satin ribbon and | a | stitched in blue. A blue rib- 8) Five-button fronts and assorted sleeve | bon bow-knot, too. And mark, lengths. Btreet floor, Kast Building, I a cunning little pocket above ii inforced and nicely mac Feaienattita at iis ness Each Shirt is accurately sized, with full | shrunk neckbands and 114 centre pleats the knee, edged with ribbon and stitched in blue. 98e. The Nightgowns, slip-over style, with square neck, are shirred and stitched in blue, ‘blue ribbon bow. knot trimmed. | Neck and puffed sleeves are edged with dainty lace. $1.86. |Men’s Suits—The Best Known to! | Us Selling at $22.75 You men who will take the trouble to look around and make comparisons the same as we do) will agree with us that these Suits at $22.75 measure up to the kind selling in many places at considerably more. Splendid Fabrics—-Handsome Patterns ‘These are some of their virtues. Made in models t varied tastes, from the man who demands smartness to toward the conservative. Other Suits at $17.00, $20.00 to $39.75. Spring Overcoats, $17.50 to $30.00. Silk Lined Chesterfield Overcoats $24.75—-Were $27.50 | por, Mea’e Bhop, Kast Bullding Fine Tailoring. t appeal to men of the man who leans Men’s Spring Stetson Hats Fine Styles—$4.50 to $7.00 Smart “Maytime” A Smart New Low Shoe No ne on to tell you that, if you know Stetson Hats, and eels every man who pays ttention to what he wears, does ) 3 CORIBE AREA: ee a 4 Our it ome of the 1 pluta abacka ln’ the Glepsmevers oblnce Gare HH _ bray U ; 2, fae and Derby—is representec that is extremely graceful and | Abrast Hats, soft and derbies, $3.50 smart. A. & S. Model Hats, $2.50 | Finely made throughout silk Hats, $6.00 and $7.00. | Wits S He Caister turn New Spring Caps, 88c to $1.95 soles and Louis heels. Suv, Kast Baiiding A Shoe that fashionable women will wear to stunning effect with the newest after- noon and evening tailored costumes. Moderately priced $6.50. fecond floor, West B 75 Women’s Pure Silk Sweaters, Unusual at $13.96 Half have been taken from our own stocks and reduced Men’s Silk Lisle ceri 33¢ Pair | An unusually high grade at this price. Made with seamless feet, double soles, heels and toes. black, tan, gray, navy, champagne and white. ‘ Street floor In Fast Bui from #26.96 and higher simply because some of the sizes are gone in every color or style. | All are smart coat fashions with buttoned or sash belts The remainder of the collection is a new purchase. | Sweaters That Now Cost More Just to Import We lave marked them at the which they were fortunately secured Made Norfolk st) le, sizes sharp price-concession at All | Second floor, Central Bulldice, 1,000 Pairs Full-Fashioned Silk Stockings, 79c Pair At 98c pair, for which duplicates of these grades have sold they were good values "All sizes in black or white to begin the day lisle tops and soles 1,380 Pairs Exceptional Grade Silk Stockings, 98c Pair. in @ stunning in rose, white or Copenhagen Marabou Capes in Fur Fashions; | Special $8.98 e that the strands c of here, Allfinely made, | Women’s New Silk Poplin Skirts, $12.75 mperfections, but just these slight | Prue, they have weavin to offer such grades of Silk Stock- imperfections make it possib ings today at 98¢ pair Shins All full-fashioned, please note Mainly with lisle and mercerized tops kirts of this charming flowing and sole: reg few with silk tops silk are finding h favor this Black, white and plain colors, Broken sizes season, for they ure both tailored ¢ and dressy at once. These, at thi moderate price, are in a good-look- ing full-gathered model, closely ’ shirred with broad detachable belt, ast Summer's Kugs it" pockets aitetly trimmed n navy, Copen. blue, purple and P $ black, Sizes 25 to 82 Incl, walpt- elow Regular Prices oii Ss | If you are looking for an odd Rug for in or outdoors—wo Stunning Wasnable Satin have a number of lines left from last season that we are closing Tixcellent quality of satin, Full out at sharp reductions on former prices, goths red vith brow achable belt Rag Rugs | Klearflax Linen Ru 6 Wuttan tristan Caen spear! | t ware $1.00 to 68.78 [3 je al WH) Ae inches, | yee Te pinta | Worn with the new sleeveless | Size 80x60 in,, were 81.25 to 68 couth or a ve ct sports Jacket how stunning tt} Gouna) Building, be, to #1,50. ean you pleture will be? $1.75 io 84.5 up-to-the-minute—yes, even‘a litle ahead of that. |