The evening world. Newspaper, May 17, 1918, Page 6

Use Cocoanut Oil For Washing Hair Tf ycu & want to keep ecndition, be careful what you Wash it with. Most roaps and fontain too much a sealp, makes the ory ‘prittle, harmful. @ocoanut of) (which is tirely gre iseless) is muc the most expensive soap or anything se you can use for shampooing, a@ this can’t possibly injure the hair, Simply moisten ter and rub it in. One or two tea- nfuls will meke an abundance of » creamy lather, and cleanses the hair and scalp thoroughly. The lather rinses out easily and removes every fele of dust, dirt, dandruf pt excessive ofl, The hair dries quickly and evenly, and it leaves !t fine and ilk, bright, fluffy and easy fou can get mulsified cocoanat oil at most any drug store. cheap, end = few ounces is enough to lost every one im th months.—Advt. WORLO WANTS WORK WONDERS: Lambert Suggestions for Jewelry Gifts to Our Boys here for buying Dia- monds at Lamberts, where they are directly Prices are not swelled up with |} middlemen’s profits nor landlord's profits, And Lambert's profit on diamonds is No diamond profiteering in the Others all guaranteed to be as represented, $10.00 to No charge for engraving. Gifts for the Boys What will the friends and relatives for whom they fight send to the men in the camps, in the trenches, in the air and on |} $1,500.00. gs shar por Jnst plain mulcified your «THE SHEPARDS | ‘our hair in . This dries the | and pure and en- better thar | list Former Helen hair with Dressed Alike, Mr. and Mra don third lea of a fourth adop nrrangements to manage, | “option known yenterday It is very) cormor Helen Gould and her #91 oppeared at the annual lawn foto of the New York Zoological # Bronx V4 The hundreds of society Good times are imported. modest. long established and reliable shop. show pictures of some of our Solitaire Diamond Engagement Rings the blue water? We more than recommen we guarantee it. radium dial, unbreakable crystal, khaki “‘Cravenette” $21.00. jewel Waltham movement, $26.00. Suggestions to Soldiers’ Friends And we also suggest Fountain Pens, to write letters home, $2.50 up; radiolite pocket watches, to tell time in the dark, $2.25; sterling silver match safes, $3.00 up. Likewise, military ripgs, solid gold, $7.00 up; sterling silver, $3.00 up; carved with the emblems of the Army and Navy. We engrave the monogram without charge. Wedding Rings for Wartime Brides ‘There will be many wartime brides, so mention of Lambert Seaniless Solid Gold Wedding Rings, in all shapes and styles, We engrave t! th without charge. is proper. =, em 14-karat, $3.30 up anteed silverplated ware for the folks you leave over here. Diamonds—Jewelry—Watches Third Avenue, Corner 58th Street Store Open Daily Until 6; Saturday Nights Until 9, TAKE FOURTH CHILD INTO THE FAMILY Gould Quartette of Children, at Fete. : pard have ld and are now This bee afternoon w folk who Wrist watches are always in order. Faithful fellow aa tel they ought w to be part of every fighting man’s outfit, one like this; It has a 7-jewel Wal- tham movement, sterling silver case, finished webbing, ‘The same watch with a 15- @Latm® yj yf] Durie t, $5.25 up @2-karat, $7.00 up t, $4.00up 18-karat, $5.50 up 14-karat, $4.40 up To the Men in Khaki Lamberts will have pleasure in showing you gifts of diamond and solid gold jewelry and sterling silver and guar- THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MAY eat MAY Mrs. ‘Shepard With Her Three Adopted Children and Fourth Who May Be Taken Into Family Had | All | for the the pand fety tn | | | | We : SHEPARD S: gathered there too! the fact that Mr. and Mrs. Sh two boys and two girls, and ing Blances passed An Evening reporter who questioned Mrs, St was referred to her nusbard, “But have you not adopted two |more children?” and 1 that no year younger than the urd h maids. The boys ressed alike, and when p ht to get the t Mra, 5: 1 thelr faces in the f [they clung a 8, learned to smoke and drink and n like @ regular society monke uzette left her job with a lights and tore them from +} ngs. She will be on permar bition at the park k instant notice of © accompanied by four children, the reporter per- eo, all told," rk throug! ternoon accompaniwd by two and girls hepard uiring World bepard sald 1 will lea’ dds of her temp and yunds| a har carry | rus b=] prieta crowd West 42nd Street Suits at $27.50 Offering Special Values to New York Men, To-raorrow Blue serges, cheviots, They Stern Brothers Between 5th and 6th Avenues West 43rd Street cassimeres and a limited selection of worsteds are included in this special week-end group- ing for sale at $27.50 of the Kirschbaum shops at its best—in styling, in tail oring, in the handling of every detail suit among them but what is worth 20 per cent. more than the figure we have marked upon them. show the handiwork And not a Selling limited to stock on hand—no duplicates available. ried | row tox ex-sol the pi Lady of two in Manhattan > - [Notes in in Society | Miss Mary W, MoBu of Mrs, John W East 64th Str ard Gardne two additional children, who by >, of the adop will come to, Priest Le share some of the Gou millions, are TRE ADOPT rs = Fd grigmawe Gur cum tok BOY ROBS CHURCH | SAFES; 1S CAUGHT: gRCKIN FOURTH ads C fae Which Re- sults in Capture of Youth — | at Bath Beach. | r mime: | by the entran a lod 1 of } Sol at the yn, w at the his par rr and Mth Ay of reside mother yesterday, y Mar Women, Touls Ferrara of No, Street, w of the Canad ved at him with his hammer. ‘The y priest stumbled back ov elreus| and Ferrara rar ufter she took exception to a r Klyn Poli risoner finally adm MeBurney of No, 118 t, and William How- his clty were mar- nee of the bride's Miss Emil | daughter of the f¢ ul and M |cobus of this city Hjamin Brush will} Central Presbyt John ¥ | 1654 78th! ho says he is an} in Army re-| he had falsified his} he} ‘e annual lawn party of the soci- ‘ | ety brought out about 1,000 members| *¢Tstry of the Chureh of St. Rosa of ot Ate al wet and was a pro-| Lima at 63d Strect and 14th Avenue, nounced success, ‘The features of| Bath Beach, at 10 his morn- this year's celebration were a demon-|ing. He says he is ¢ seventeen Jatration of a naval anti-aircraft gun,| years old. ja lecture on its workings by Chief} Father Del tered the |Gunner Burton Moore and a detail|sacristry, « ound of Jof four experts, and the “coming out| muffl e youthful |® arty" of Suzette. Suzette is a chim-| sate er: n tho dial jon with Surprised riest, Ferrara er a hassock of the Mth Ay- Della- f a large urried to | where | rd oof the caught the © Headquarters tted he had hureh of Our ney Island, and rney, daughter -wtterson, grand- United States wsley Ju- | ind Charles Ben- | married at the | Church to-mor- Miss ¥ izabetd | Dr, and Mrs, W. venue, angdon | viation | ‘ yednes- d, The wed- © of the bride's m of home, tub y_at-| 1918. |SHAKE UP IN PROSPECT |. IN FLEET CORPORATION oe a | dane | | pamela Schwab Plans to Eliminate Loafers, Inefficients and Political | Job Holders. WASHINGTON, May 17.—With #ti | Jeonstruction pinns for next year 60| ber cent. short of War Department] domands, an efficiency shake-up is scheduled in the Fleet Corporation Director General Schwab has pointed out the discrepancy between the and demands and he \# of @ house cleaning whic inate loafers, Ineffi cal henchmen with became known | He haa objected to subordinates and ts orted to have blamed them for not compelling ship company officials to stay on the Job pence tieh |ADOPTS POOR BABY AND WILL MAKE HER HEIRESS, | i] | aan | | Mrs, Clifford 1 R. Wilmot Chiid From Asylum Into Home at Greenwich GREENWICH, Co Ciifford R. Wilmot ts a poor baby girl, three month the New England Home for Wanderers in Hartford. “Just as soon as the necessary pa- | pera have been obtained,” sald Mrs. | Wilmot to-day, ‘the baby will be legal-/ Mri late William finithe |to her and his grandson some of his| | Takes | Fine he 18 now tn my home n Hamed Katherin he life really worth whil mot is the daughter of the who left his estate William J. ANDREW exan Shoes “OLD TIME” VALUES IN WOMEN’SBOOTSat $6.50 We bought them over a year ago —styles we always carry and that are never oul of style— graceful conservative shoes made of black calfskin or kidskin of thoroughly good quality. Sixth Avenue at 19th St. Smith Carey, now nbout five years old. h ies boy will inherit more than $1, 000, * r Little Katherine will be a companion t|for Mrs, Wilmot, aa her husband In- of |tends soon to enter the service ave Mra. Wilmot ete tl a divorce from her first husband, Arthur ‘oodooelk, and after a midnight rde was married fo young Wilmot In Port Chester by a Justice of the Peace, May 31, er At All PIANOS * GroupA Prices as low as "135 245 Upright Pianos of well- known makes atexceeding- ly moderate prices, includ- ing Sohmers, Hardmans, Kranich & Bachs, Fischers, HF Millers, Gablers.etc. These are all standard Pianos, their names guar- || anteeing their excellent quality. Like all the pianos in the sale they were exchanged for Pianolas—the piano which everyone can play —and not because they were unsatisfactory. Thrift is the keynote of the present moment—buying wisely and carefully when purchasing thethingsthatare needful. Music isa necessity and not a luxury— this is an established and recog- nized fact. And such an op- portunity to buy the instruments by which music is provided, as a sale of Used Instruments at Aeolian Hall, is not to be dis- regarded. In the Sale this year, which includes all of the instruments taken in exchange by the Aeolian Company during their winter business, there are hundreds of splendid bargains for the care- ful purchaser. » The cost of manufacturing is rising rapidly. No one can safely say what the prices of good Pianos and Player- Pianos will be in the near future. And here are the best of such instruments— warranted in perfect condition, and guaranteed fully by the leading house in the world’s music industry. Payments as low as $6 monthly THE GREAT AEOLIAN: ALE or PIANOS & PIANOLAS Four Aeolian Stores PIANOS Prices as low as 179 Grand and Upright Instruments of the finest types ways, ings. Stecks. Sohmers, Hardmans, ete. In this group are the finest pianos on the market. Some show use, though their musical qualities and playing condition are fully warranted Others are practically new and appar- ently unused. Even these, however. below original figures. Payments as low as Group B “210 including Stein- Webers, Chicker- Knabes, are priced far $8 monthly = 184 Player-Pianos andGen- $3 3 a prices. Genuine Pianolas— Group C uine Pianolas Slightly used | Aeolian Player-Pianos atgreat | Webers. Stecks, Stuyvesants and Strouds— the best and most famous of all instruments Prices as low as reductions from their regular of the player type. condition be duplicated Original Prices up to $1350 g Pp Payments as low as $10 monthly never be offered again. AEOLIAN HALL In MANHATT AN 29 West 42nd Street AEOLIAN HALL In THE BRONX 367 E. 149th Street AEOLIAN HALL In BROOKLYN 11 Flatbush Avenue PLAYER PIANOS & PIANOLAS They were exchanged for higher-priced Pianolas or for the wonderful Duo-Art Piano. The Aeolian guarantee in- perfect playing The figures at which they may be bought in this Sale will probably never sures their On account of the constantly increasing cost of production such values will probably THE AEOLIAN ‘COMPANY AEOLIAN HALL In NEWARK 895 Broad Street