The evening world. Newspaper, May 21, 1918, Page 9

Teel So eR oP NTT RTE “~ THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, MAY 21, 1918. ‘Count Pl ket, § Sinn Fei Ls der, THEIR “MISSING” SON IN SAREE JOIN IN WELCOME conenenesooeennennseseess #006 Cohen Hid From Aged Parents Th at| h TOU. $. WORKERS Stern Brothers West 42nd Street — Between 5th and 6th Avenues West 43rd Street This is Red Cross Week. He Faces Execution in Hope Appeal Will Win. : Althoush Jacob Cohen, twenty-five, |, { of No. 29 Cook Street, Brooklyn, has * been in Sing Sing’s death house thi “1% months doomed to be executed, his ax : : 6 * parents, he confided to prison attac a oa dae ae ale te Voltinteering Can Solve Coun: ¢ $, yesterday. are unaware of his plight. f Of the Mineola “Repub: Fy , try'’s Problem, Told at Sere eee ee ee Do not fail to do your utmost to help this humane work Luncheon. DUBLIN, Monday, May 20.—The t A ee lig a A Special Sale, To-morrow, of sion closed to-day with a luncheon,| % . ’ sek paar in a aes Children’s Bloomer Dresses was made to obtain the attendance’ 6 i entatives of & In Sizes 2 to 5 years, will provide un- . usually attractive values—Second Floor: a thelr friendsh gard for ? Tailored model made of Chambray, | Kiddie Cloth, hand-smocked model; “aloe ts and Nationalists were)? Only About Half in pink, blue and green, | in blue, pink and tan, woth well represented at the gathering «© | ¢ vnd official Dublin attended in a S e B f at $1.98 | at $2.35 my cat the Steer is Bee he British forces } trent at § Smart Classique Corsets Exclusive with Stern Brothers Have recently beeu received from France, featuring new and up-to-date models, with Empire top, low and medium high bust—designed to meet the present mode of dress. Rich Broches and fine Coutils are the pre- dominating materials, ein was to have Laurence O'N¢ Dublin, Unfortunately representing h | ‘ place of de Valera and ase ar Grif- i " re ore ene two} aude a i Bride, who wan ar- | fi soa Messrs. Jotinson, gan and | Prices range from $9.75 to 23.50 in Ireland . O'Brien, representing th por party. | ne Lord Chane One portion of the pi reads Patrons who are unable to obtain their favorite Imported Corsets may\have them copied in our own workrooms on the premises. xpert fitters in attendance. “OW AINES HEE ANDGERNANS PLOTTED 3°" ANOTHER RSH REVOLT © = idents in c¢ 100% Excellent values are available in French and American-made Blouses In our Second Floor Dept. where assortments afford e have in arrests The Whit-Monday h ho sed in the customary | has come | not gecking to meddle in the Trish sit- | Manner, The horse 1 t Bal-| i ven We are UN- yation except for this reason doyle and other sportir nts were | A ued from First Page) eee i as attonded bi ly crowds, i unusually wide choice for satisfactory selection. fidukd, RAM (Hel geaple/ eppsaE AAEM f Slip-on Blouses seorgette / IN ASSAILING ENGLAND Sovesso'bea" asters oy thu! secon Dressed Weight 672 pounds of Beef Oriel a'aan ca alae it Georgie: Srouaee mt dramatic developments, He adds: f flesh or whi pe de Ch In flesh, bisque, peach or white are shown FOR DEPORTING PRISONERS ; Nant MeeMaraie Oh 56% smart flat collars and knife pleating, in beaded, emb'd and chie frill models, * not Ireland. nal Nationalists at $3.95 at $5.50 A well-chosen selection of FRENCH BLOUSES includes Charming Batiste models, some tailored White or Colored Handkerchief Linens styles with tucking and hand hemstitched and Fine Voiles, with exquisite hand- collars and cuffs--others hand-embroi- wrought embroidery or Filet lace trim- dered and lace trimmed ming; attractively priced at $14.50 liner wild hot bicoda WHO THEEET Rar lj When Swift &Company i] buys a steer weighing 4 1200 pounds, only about , IN 672 pounds goes tomarket as beef; the other 528 pounds consists of hide, ~ fats, other by-products, and waste. solution de- jm, Qequate shu air nar A Timely Sale of Traveling Bags, $s. Dillon and _Brotoat | break in Dube | When the packer pays 15 Suit Cases and Hand Bags party ted ea, where abe bas centsa pound fora Steer, he sells noe: ae : Ireland, She was mar the meat to the retailer for about Will Feature Savings of About One-Third 3 BIG SPECIALS— i fe mine toe, Army | 24cents. But the packer gets ho eAeOt i BUC as Cowhide Traveling Bags | Traveling Bags of Cowhide For TUcSDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY 1 eae only about 6 cents a pound for Full cut; panther genias all leather | . Enamel duck and walrus grain On Sale at RETAIL at Our ee Poe WANT nie the other 528 pounds. three pockets; black only; 16-17-18 inches, leather; sizes 16 to 18 inches, WHOLESALE SHOW, ROOM J revinine so coe ove waters woe HM This means that the packer at $8.95 at 54.85 No Retailer Can Match These Values prea ch eaten sumer areas gets about 16 cents a pound 1) appeal for a new Dewey Enamel Duck Suit Cases | Women’s Silk Hand Bags Reinforced corners and short straps; with tray; sizes 24, 26 and 28 inches, at $4.85 for all the products froma stee1 for which he pays 15 cents. Compris ment of models and materials; special $1.85, 2.85 & 4.85 4 a new and attractive ree | The difference of 1 cent per | pound covers the cost of dress- \ ing, preparationof by-products, t y freighton beef to all parts of the | United States, operation of dis- Rugs, Carpets and Linoleums for i tributing houses, and leaves a (| | ee ree it net profit of only about 14 of a Country or Town Houses \\ D | panes neas| 1 re ba pound on all dressed In many instances, at before-the-war prices } Apartment, i ‘ . at) : " rs ra 4 Ii titte it } Oval Rush Rugs) PlainColorCarpets Inlaid Linoleum yf He Large volume of business and Wa Imported; for porches Of standard makes In the popular wood His —sutilization of parts that were | From2x3ftat $1.25 = or or ae Proapieiregisal SUITS DRESSES CAFES formerly wasted, make this i To 9x12 ftw 19.75 $2.35 to 4.00 $1.25 JAKE TUNG 50 LIKE ate 350 Wake THIN "$ vi achievement possible, i i o Uxle a . 92.00 to 4 91.29 ae |e isseaints i JAPANESE RUSH SQUARES ete. : ~~ Year Book of interesting and instructive Hh For Porch or Sun Parlor, ete.; squares 18x18 inches at 65c¢ each. Made up 1200 DRESSES § 75 00 cats COATS: “SUITS ; “suc ies senha 5 Ors te) OE i i into Rugs ia checker eaaiatiad<i-<relebmuel Binet 4p sae og Ginghams — ils, 8 $ SAR RCAC OTIR Apri | Union Stock Yards, Chicago, Ilinois | 8x6 ft, (Ksquares),. 6 0 «© $5.20 | 7!yx10!4 fl. (35 squares), . $22.75 Foulards We latina to | an MDI Jananene ie sania enantio a) 416x714 ft. (15 squares)... $9.75 | 9x12 ft. (48 squares),. . . $31.20 a. ie ti 7 ’ awnte * i ~ Cc U.S.A i I 6x9 ft, (24 squares), .. » 15,60 | 12x15 ft. (80 squares), . . $52.00 ote 7 pees Ue | the murder 0 Oy ° AWM i Mthy OUTS ihn, 1p them Swift & OMPANY: ti Also a large assortment of Homespun, Oval Rag, Bath, Mohair, Hh Grass and Wool Art Rugs, at equally attractive prices. i | Meyer & Bernheimer, Inc, |e: 15 hd 34th St. % Over Riker's Drug atore, | famiy. ‘vende ttn, Take Elevator—tth Floor, f was Ro i r nena