The evening world. Newspaper, May 7, 1918, Page 9

THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, MAY 7, 16rer Dorothy M. Burgess, Rutherfont, N. J.; Verona Ernst, Coytesville, N. J., and Angelina Faillace, Mamaroneck, N.Y. eek : eB hes onete evening, I chose to answer the first, My method was nothing out of AWARDSPRUESTO ha JOMMMUTEPENNEN SL SNS Pere teeererer ere eeeeee “Stern Brothers West 42nd Street (Between 5th and 6th Avenues) West 43rd Street | —__.>-- A FAIRY TALP. | (Prom the Columbt (8, 0.) State.) Once upon a time there was 4 man who borrowed a@ book for a week and returned it promptly when the week was out. nt piece I got I ) a box, For instance, rhe Evening World ave the man @ nickel, thres cents change. ‘These T put in the box. When I have twenty-five, I buy a Thrift his was how I got my t Stamp, Sincerely yours, it very success- } Maria Servaes and in Junior War Work. In The Evening World's Ten Min- ute Penmen contest, under the dirce- | tion of George Henry Smith, Director of War Activities in New York City | ri end vicinity, the judges announce the : following prizes: The prise for a patriotic picture | ; woes to Maria Servaes, Washington Irving High School, A check will be sent to this young lady with the hope she buys thrift stamps. The prize for the nest answer to tho question: “How did you get your first thrift stamp?" gocs to St. Francis's 41 Butler Stree:, Brooklyn, and Gerald F, Swanton is | the winner. The school will receive a | loving cup in recognition of Gerald's | service to his country and his interest sm The Evening World. His letter fol- | High School, No. lows: Brooklyn, N, Y. George H. Smith, Director Juntor War Activities: Gerald Swanton Win First Prizes GERALD F, SWANTON. This contest brought out many rays of earning money with which puy Thrift Stamps, Self-denial |comes in for a largo share of credit, jaleo taking care of neighbors’ babies. Below 18 printed our honor roll: ROLL OF HONOR. FROM MANHATTAN, Robert Roth, East Sixth Street; 7 ring, Orchard Street; Ger- Muicahy, Broadway; Martha ‘url est 80th Street; Westley Smit t 16th Streot; Bessie Ben- enson, » Avenue; Carolyn 25th Street; Agnes Hahn, i h Street, Richard h Street; Kathleen nden Avenue; Henry Ander- nth Avenue FROM BROOKLYN, Constance Benson, East 12th Street; Katherine om, 424 Street; Dina to, 4let Street, and Gerald F, Swanton, Fifth Street. FROM OUT OF TOWN, Foster Furphy, Elmsford, N. Y.; Evelyn S. Johnson, Kingston, N. Y.; Susan Roth, Long Island City: Char- lotte C. Gibbons, Yonkers, N. Y.; Louis D. Randall, Warwick, N. Y.; Alice Bradley, Woodside, L. L.; Agnes Kirkpatrick, Oak Tree, N. J.; How. lead Of Dandruff The only sure way to get rid of dan- druff is to dissolve it, then you destroy it entirely. To do this, get about four ounces of erdinary liquid arvon; apply it at night when retiring; use enough to moisten the scalp and rub it in gently with the finger tips, Do this to-night and by mornin, most If not all of your dandruff wil be gone, and three or four more appli- catlons will completely dissolve and entirely destroy every single sign and trace of it, no matter how much dan- druff you may have. You will find, too, that all itching and digging of the scalp will stop at once, and your hair will be fluffy, lustrous, Fey, silky and soft, and look and fee! a hundred times better, You can get liquid arvon at any drug store, It is inexpensive and Washing Won't Rid | never falls to do the work.—Advt. SPECIAL BARGAINS BABY CARRIAGES CRANDALL’S oldest factory in Man- tan — 74, Bloomingdale§ A Wonderful Player AtaVery Low Price HE reason that Bloomingdale Bros. do A Very Fortunate Purchase of -» Women’s Smart Oxfords ' ay Enables us to provide $8.00 values, To-morrow at $5.75 a pair ‘This season's most desirable styles in battleship gray and Havana brown kid; tan and black Russia calfskin; turned soles and two-inch Louis heels and aluminum plates. Women’s Modish Summer Blouses For sports or dress wear, at attractive prices: Superior Quality Shirts, Crepe de Chine Blouses, Made of Japanese silk, with the new | In flesh and white; roll collars, turn low Peter Pan or two in one collars, | back cuffs; pearl button trimming, Uniformly priced at $3.95 each is “% Lingerie and Voile Blouses, speciat $2, ‘The former embroidered and trimmed with laces; the latter in white and colors, are neatly tucked; high or low collars. Of the three questions you pub- the largest retail piano business in New lished in The Evening World this York City is because we are the sole owners of the Walters Piano Co. By selling direct from the factory to the home, as we do, we are able to offer this wonder- ful Walters player at a price so low that any fam- ily can now afford to have a really high grade player in their home. Be sure to call tomorrow and let us demonstrate to you our 1918 model. New’ 88-Note Tri-Solo Melodist | WALTERS E| PLAYER PIANO “429. Including the Following Free Offer: A BEAUTIFUL MUSIC CABINET A BENCH TO MATCH PLAYER 12 ROLLS OF MUSIC (YOUR OWN CHOICE) A HANDSOME COVER AND FREE DELIVERY ard Meighan, Mamaroneck, N.Y. Kathryn B, Brown, Bloomfletd, N. J.; he May Sale of White Is Making Its Thrift Service Felt Women appreciate the prudence of the May slogan: “Buy all you think you can use.” The Vogue in Summer Furs Is attractively portrayed on our Third Floor, in diversified assort- ments of Coatees, Capes, Stoles and Scarfs, in the favored furs for present wear; some effectively combined with Georgette crepe. Animal-shaped Scarfs in Wolf or Fox Wolf Scarfs - from $18.00 to 55.00 Fox Scarfs. - «« $24.50 to 97.50 | " Silk Umbrellas and Parasols Excellent values prepared for To-morrow: Heavy Taffeta Umbrellas With wide tape edges—chubby model in rain and sun sizes— | [ Our Easy Payment Plan | of Only ys a Week Sun and Rain Umbrellas Of taffeta and changeable silks— sport models with novelty handles and tops—desirable colors, at $2.95 ' ae The Same Free Offer Meniioned Above Will Be In- cluded with Any New Player Piano Purchased This Week. We Do Not Charge Interest Bakalite trimmed handles and tops, $4.95 & 5.75 Every piece of merchandise offered can pam & quality test, even if in some instances we have made the trimmings and finishes simpler to preserve that quality. Every piece of merchandise you buy means a saving, for many of the things may not again be sold at their May Sale prices. WALTERS SALE WALTERS Choice assortment of Taffeta Silk Parasols at $3.75 A nticipate Your Summer White Needs PLAYERS 4000 PIANOS In floral and black and white satin striped effects—attractive.handles. and Buy Now at an Economy Advantage Style C.....$395} PLAYER | Stule B.....$225 Nightgowns Pajamas Style G..... 450 ROLLS Style L..,.. 250 aa Daintily becoming Nightgowns of fine white \ One-piece Pajamas of flesh color batiste, white Style B..,.. 465 ( 25° , Style M.... 275 nainsook, trimmed in tailored fashion or with | ot pink crepe, or pink crepe printed in pansy pat- Style H..... 600} ** each) style D..... 310 Sold rexuinrty 98 r “ i ull-on styles, others with ney ee a cobreidelee Gowns of ais | bindings or shirrings, One illustrated, C. $1.79 Seredee Ne | Two-piece Pajamas of blue bird printed crepe Fine touches, such as delightful embroidery, | with blue machine scalloped edges. One piece stel French knots, wide filet mesh laces and pajamas of pink crepe with ribbon bindings ittle shirrings trim these gowns of fine materialy. others of pink batiste with hand embroider Some with satin tops. One illustrated, F, $1.79 | French knots. One il!uetrated, D. $2.79 much higher prices EASY TERMS EASY TERMS Exchange Your Old Piano for a Player We will make a liberal allowance for your Unusually attractive assortments are being shown of European and American Voiles, Crepes, Foulards, Dimities, Gabardines, Ging- hams, St. Gall Swisses, Organdies and French and Irish Dress Linens. Novelty Cotton Dress Fabrics | old piano and you can pay balance of To. ° Pretty Silk Camisoles Murchase nica Ci RIAy Soran #avamece For To-morrow, on the Main Floor More than a dozen styles of | Wash Satin or crepe de chine | Satin camisoles, some daintily Send Name and Address and Receive Full Particulars an | V i] d N 1 Ski . tin, some tailorec camisoles, some with capaleeves, | lace trimmed, others with Geor- c ‘< Srenitain/QodseatTiack | semricciecwisentins | greame tne” faces ‘ae Gingham Voiles and Novelty Skirtings others lace trimme ops, also shoulder strap .mod- AME porte ey B sacl El Peri One tliuetrated ee” sis etre ok teen, ectirn Bad a In a large range of woven designs and color effects, oA —Third Floor, Rear, ADDRESS t 29 d sor TO . les’ Pi LEX. TO a c y ° A Timely and Important Sale of corn st. Bloomingdales’ Piano Dept. 3i* ve. Semi-made Skirts---$2.45 New stylish models. Khaki Suiting---55e yd. U. S, standard grade WS.S. ‘WAR SAVINGS STAMPS 188VED BY THE | | . UNITED STATES ° GOVERNMENT Buy War Savings Stamps Women’s Wool Jersey Suits At a “Lowest-in-the-City’”’ Price, $13.74 “Lowest-in-the-City’” because exhaustive comparison with wool jersey suits in other New York stores proves these to be priced LESS, quality for quality. An Economy Opportunity to Buy Your Summer Sport Suit The style is simple, swagger and sport-like, becoming to all women. Straight line, belted, with patch pockets in the coat and skirt, and sailor collar that may be worn high or low at the neck Gray, Beige, Tan, Beaver, Rookie, Copenhagen, Pekin, Navy, Green, Heather or all White, ne Sowe—Third Floor, 84th Street, Broadway We Should Save A little self-denial now may prevent a lot of enforced denial later on quarter here and there, even if it entails some privation. Invest these quarters in Thrift Stamps These quarters will come back to you plus a goodly interest. It’s a case of cast- ing bread upon the watere-—nothing lost, for you shall find it again. Shoppere this week are urged to use some of their change in the purchase of Thrift Stamps, Use the Thrift Banks on Every Floor Wer Savings Stamps g<In The Morning” Brighten Your Shoes With Every man, woman and child should buy, own and save Thrift Stamps. ‘Takes but a few moments. Softens and preserves leather. Makes shoes wear longer. 50 shines for a dime. SumovA Home SET makes shining easy. Genuine bristle dauber. Large lamb’s wool polisher. Ask Nearest Store BLACK —- TAN — WHITE — RED World Wants Work Monday Morning Wonders | We Sell Thrift Stamps | lf i Save a May Be Obtained Free aay A* THE, WORLD'S Yate Ori On application coptes of THE WORLD'S Poultry Book will be forwarded free of charge by mall ,