The evening world. Newspaper, April 30, 1918, Page 11

(oe meen siaead RETO ne ome =e eR rm = eR . THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, APRIL 30, 1918. MICHIGAN STILL HAS LAKE, | fis, "\h,ii¢ “2°! on again, tate under prohibie, ee Mnenore m a? 4 Otherwise th * Bone Dry CREATOR OF “UNEEDA” DIES.” ——— meen dered , DEPROIT MON Bi { RE BETSY ROSSES Harold Hughes, Whose Brother 18) Two Charitable Bequests Are Made}, nnd the brinetbal ¢ ness tn retail oh “Over There,” Walking to Yap- and Many Relatives an | ight oni ieeag na anid“ +l bee af advertising mén in tau lly West 24tn st, Near Sixth Avenue ppoak pit. ee tr ahh be man Tegal vale of liavor| giseserin Mir home, No, 68 weet Mami | m Hughes, trelve years old, of ERHEAD, : . Lau iman Carey, a st e legal ealo of liquor] disease in his home, No. 6) Wee i “The Onty Store That Sells the Overstocks of the 10 AID PALESTINE: ca 813 “st ris Avena meta th wil of tery 7. cate Pes nia fae tite: me, he at he? | was er Trot the name “Upeede vies c \ National Cloak and Suit Co.’’ | Was marching through Freeport, i lim the brokerage frm of Hf. T. ca 4 higan | nd was New Yorn City f i e { | -—_—>—_ air rifle on his shoulder, on his way t No Connection With Any Other Store. Quentitien linred:, the Re naheate enews ali Orders Are Filled. Stu help make the world safe for demac+}Co., of Manhattan, was filed fc Five of Them, Each over 75) racy, when stopped by the police at 2]In the Surroggte’s Court of stimated tN. W. Ayer & Son of ft which fixes and colors not always complete: thine sold jx 8 bargain ai D to 5.30; Saturday, 8.90 to 6, renee * A. M. to-day County to-day Years Old, Make an Marotaa brother, Francie tg with tho] To the Home of the tty < mgerd ty . | ‘ 3 na rd to| Free Chureh for Incurables, Man or hay: | wi C t ! D ! S | W d: d | American Flag. | ans aren Ties ne Hy ren ye. | 85.000 fa aiven, and the same amount oats! Dresses! Sale Wednesday | in a "ue tole tin | ta ee nd a meet working there | “Can't we do something to help in being accepted os @| e= along this Palestine of ours?” This Big Variety.-Big Bargains —Sizes for Women, Misses and Stout Women Kinney was born In Natal, wand was tho son of mise { 5, $5.97 7. $7.97, $8.97 15 was the question asked Bernard Mar- 1 ; 6.9 e .97 to 97 B{cus. Vico President of the Bank of 1 y > : $ , $ cps $ is $ . $ $ 9 the United States, on the oast side] fine h \ x } two weeks ago, Five aged women |came a ed and b I the neighbors , nd” schoolmates ch hin, ‘ had journeyed to the bank to offer | ia nett, eee tice and they ' thelr services, The women are all|sentout a alarm: Bhortty after | over seventy-five years old and all} jetoport telephoned Harold and Nis gun have grandsons serving in the United |were safe. Mrs. Hughes took the first States Army. The women are Mrs.| ‘Tain this morning to bring him dack. | Bertha Winters, Mrs. Berkowits, Mrs. avinaeh Wil al > ainan Sh @ Fy Comiature, ‘Mra, Glare Cheats dad | 480 Vermont Recle | West Forty-second Street (Bi 5th and 6th Avenues) West Forty-third Street Mrs. B. London. BARRDP, Vt, April John Hobart, | . Tho idea of making an American| eighty years old, who lived alone at flag was suggested to the women, and | Middlesex, near here, was murdered ; under the direction of Miss Roso| and robbed last night. Hig body, bound | ] on the third floor of the bank build-| jad been broken open and ransacked. | t t ] f | ing to sew their patriotism into the |Two men wer 4 later at Mont e mpor an ay aie oO Stars and Stripes. es | Last night it was announced that 9 ° ‘ive Example Va’ Here the flag was completed, and fitting | § a t ; ey ae ee ceremonies are planned for to-day.|| Start LOMmOrrow omen s merican-made ndaergarments \ Stited FoRtn Pts hi $Ao0 With the unfurling of the flag at the Aeenblo r M ° bara ed bank building the fi omen will be anlats! ood atrounded by’ 25,000 sooo! children and Keep It Up Commences Wednesday on the Second Floor “National's” on the east side. Patriotic songs will e The “National's” Outlet Near 6th A be sung and tableaux will bo pre- Every Morning ' ‘ : A ; i ope a Bh I Purchased months ago at exceptional price advantages, these unusually attractive assortments of . and M 4 dainty and perfect-fitting models, in Batiste and Nainsook, now provide very remarkable values. i Loeb of The Evening R Get In the habit of drinking a “ . ! | ae | Straus, Louis Mars! 5 Glass of hot water before > . t ' larked |]/ A. D. Leach, David Tierne i W. : WI Pi k Ni | G , in [ll Sarcuss “Victor Srager breakfaat omen’s White and Pin ight Gowns a { Plain ||| Sohiff and other well known people ——_ to} « Figures jj | identified with the Liberty Loan We're not here long, so let's make . : : . : ° A , drive. Mr. © avy is Chait. | eer ar caveeeenk, Tk as Eo well, In a wide choice of very attractive tailored and lace trimmed models composed of sfiperior materials, Four-Piece :=y=rAy «= LIBERAL CREDIT TERMS]|| 2" of the exercises. eat well, digest well, work well, sleep 4-Po: | In connection with the drive for the| well and look well. What a glorious jloan to-day, ¢ have been na : TO ALL. made with the east side storekcepera| Condition to attain, and yet how very. atecens Our Terms Apply Also to New York,|}| to shut up shop the afternoon. ta feild | c Qc ‘ at 95c. $1.35, 1.69, 1.95 to 2.90 ’ 2 wert New Jersey, Long Island and Tho Liberty Loan Committee is plan-| ™orping inside bath. “| | : Las . P sates in er. Lone I | ae fo rain sa.0m0 to-dny. Ure wi , Relea whe are accustomed, to eel Envelope Chemises, - - - 83c, 98¢e, 1.29 to 1.95 Walnut, Apartments Furnished ||| the city raised but $250,000 in the pre-| ting headache, stuffy from » cold, foul Cambric Petticoats 1.00, 1.25. 1 65 to 2. 85 8, - - - “UYU, ad, . . vious loan, To date the third drive| tongue, nasty breath, acid stomach, From $75 Up, on Credit] has netted $7,000,000 in subscription, | can, instead, feel as f resh daisy | < ; hi y ati » " Sewing Machines on Credit ||| Eeis fats RSs rae ano am| SE SatSne nd Root Pink Batiste Bloomers, - ,50c, 80c, 95e & 110 q especially service t ‘ ] vindows. At th ant matter ar yn wnat al Corset Covers, - « «6 1.500) 290.0: 906-to..1.95 Everyone, whether ailing, slek or re . r * metropolitan artists’ wil bo present | Well #hould., cach morning, before Nainsook and Cambric Drawers, 55c, 65ce, 85c to 1.65 and give excerpts from some of the] Water with a teaspoontal of limestone | Lacie Pa aiansoe ety TT phoerhaes ts be to wast trom the stare} One and Two-piece Pajamas, - 1.75, 1.95, 2.25 to 2.95 Brown and Mr. Ja Miss Blsie) &ch, liver and bowels the previous | s of the pington Irvi day’s indigestible waste, soGr bile and hool will represent the Statue alge eed toxins. The action of "Ea ang, whieh soo tvs ages | oa sbiey Manet e tecihale ee Also Crepe de Chine Undergarments—Specially Priced been duly chris-| yigorating. It cleans out all the sour e taken to the i tat . en, id acidit . ‘ . ] . Regiment wher ie Will | and gles one & splendid appetite for Night Gowns, Bloomers, Envelope Chemises, Gotring 8, of five women who] THOT itons of cople who fs] Regularly sold at $4.50 and 6.25, Regularly $2.50 and 2.95, Regularly sold at $2.50 and 3.60, bothered with constipation, bilious ‘ouble, w . S P "y P é [—4 € palin; Momech tragoe, ethaey Wee $3.85 and 4.95 at $1.95 and 2.55 at $1.95 and 2.95 sickly complexions, are urged to get a | quarter pound of limestone phospha' ‘ . “ have been 10 cture of | from the drug store. This will cost Washable Satin Underbodices, 95c, 1.45, 1.90 and 2.10 3,500,000 pairs of metallic fastened field | yery little, but is sufficient to make for the army overseas at an aver~ | Qoy ong @ pronounced crank on the dr the manufacture of subject. of inside-bathing before f fleld welt shoes at $6.5 breakfast—Advt. | Practical Patriotism—Buying Liberty Bonds __ || | Lily of France Corsets Art Needlework Dept. Designed to meet the demands of the These excellent values have been pre- most fastidious women, are celebrated pared for Wednesday, on Main Floor: ee | for their perfect-fitting models and ex- . eae | cellent workmanship. They are con- i‘ Cretonne Handkerchief and Glove Boxes Se ; stantly on hand in our Corset Sections 7 » Work ° ee eiges 95 4 i on the Second Floor in styles for every Cretonns ahs Box " $1.95 x eo Cretonne Utility Trays, - - $1.25 type of figure, at very moderate price 3. ace Cretonne Desk Sets, 4 pes.,- - = $1.95 Fine Coutil Corsets, «$3.75 to $9.75 Cretonne Pin Cushions, oblong, — - 75¢ N AVENUE - FIFTH AVENUE, NEW Cain iBrouhe: Conse. 84.00tn 6,00 Thirty-fourti Street : Thirty-fifth Street Silk ‘Tricot Corsets, .« . 16.50 & 24.50 \ Smart Satin Corsets, . . 10.75 & 13.50 Lace Trimmed Scarfs, assorted styles, $1.35 Pillows, various styles and combinations, floss filled, $1.50, 1.75 and 2.95 each Specially featured are Corsets for medium and large thigh figures: Made of Coutil, | Made of Broche, Sateen Pillows, Lingerie Pillow Slips, down filled, lund embroidered, 12 by 16 inc at 75e various styles, 10.00 to 16.75 I4by 18inches, at 95e at 95e and J.95 Neckwear Novelties A Sale of Silk Hand Bags ill be held to-morrow (V $7.75 to $9.75 y the new se Bags are sizes and colors and offer, collar-andecuff quoted, a most unusual purch y Oppore if prettily-flowered Important Spring Sale of Women’s tiste combined with colored organdie Faille Silk Bags (large size) in black, navy, P pa or fetchingly adorned with lace; forming taupe, bro tarla; with uloid Hand Bags & Traveling Accessories dainty originatio hat seem to convey the me and inside purse A freshness of Spring. F at $7.50 Will provide these well-worth-while economies: Faille Silk Bags in blz Pen Cer ean TRAVELING BAGS— OVERNIGHT BAGS— SUIT CASES of Black RENO AB EREDS). NE SB Of Cowhide or Real Leather Grained. moleskin; silk brocad Enamel; tray and short straps; At the moderate [| 3; aSked are purse and mirror with walrus grain; also enamel lining; double pockets; side lo« 26 and ¢8 inches; also moleskin; 16, 17 and 18 in and key; Min, frame; 10 16, 18 and 20 ins.; Values up lo $6.50 Regular Value $6.75 Regular Value $6.60 Uniformly priced at $4.85 each Women’s Silk Hand Bags—$2.85 || Attractive Hand Bags at $4.95 Of fine silk str usortes Choice of shell frame, bead trimmed and la made in large pou sd rt f ilver-plated es mounted‘on full pou Safe Storage for Furs, Rugs and Draperies ee 2 ee ee ciscaba oda nee ie Collars i : . from $1.75 to 3.75 Collar-and-cuff Sets from 3.00 to-5.00 Vestees ‘ ; " from 3.25 to 4.65 covered frame ar a Se AU