The evening world. Newspaper, May 31, 1918, Page 8

ee «ere ee ~ HEALING ENERGY WEODED BY TELEGRAPH | Bride in Kansas City, 1,800 Miles! Away, When Ceremony Is Performed. | KAN6AS CITY, May 81.—Aithough | Separated by more than 1,800 miles, Mrs Goldie Orrick, until Inst night Mise Goldie Carden of Lenape, Kan, and Private Homer T. Orrick, @ machine |Munner stationed at Camp Mills, N. ¥. to-day were celebrating the first day of their married life ould it surprise and please you to A some morning to find that your| tor ‘e licsema, your disfiguring embarrassing skin affection had w disappeared? has been the experience of maby after brief treatment with Pos- Me the quick-ecting ékin remedyy ey possesses the most highly con- tor] wi By | Se kt ale comtrated healing energy, and which! graph offien in manens City, Kan, 6 is intencied nud made effective for the| m uuateter soping he aueations, which very purpose of ukiing YOU te have) ¥ en flashed to the army camp, b Ueker, healthier and more sightly| "Bere wer were received by the camp ok Dut by the officiating miniater ot that ad h For fi Je} ond of the wire. everywhere. For free samp! ae to Emergency Laboratories, 268) no husband “being. sent Broranes core 47th St., New York City-~Advt.! goon hastened the wedding Broadway, Cor. 81st St. Extraordinary SALE Saturday _Smart Summer Apparel FOR WOMEN AND MISSES 13.50 29.75 21.75 19.75 18.00 Serge or Taffeta Dresses ‘ormerly $22.50 Saturday + Beaded Flowered Geor, ‘ Formerly $45.00 ? BlackPt.d’Esprit DinnerGowns Formerly $35.00 Saturday Beaded Georgette Afternoon Dresses Formerly $35.00 Saturday Novelty Voile Summer Dresses Formerly $27.50 Saturday Cotton Voile Dresses And Novelty nr terial Sutundey 13.50 Formerly Very Fine Quality. Foulard Silk Dresses. : Formerly $55.00 Saturday 32.50 | SALE of COATS Hl Extraordinary Values 19.75 34.50 55.00 Were $45.00 Were $55.00 Were $85.00 SALE of WAISTS Fetching models in the most serviceable Summer materials. 150 2.00 4.15 7.90 | ‘Were $295 Were $2.95 Were $5.90 Were $10.00 ettes aturday The ceremony which made them min! Apartments Furnished From $75 Up on Credit. Sewing Machines on Credit. COLUMBIA ny @ June on Sale. Y FREE. We Pay CORTINA _F. Language Records for Write for Catalog. ell on Credit COLUMBIA GRAFONOLAS Also Records on Credit With Every Machine Freight SPECIAL SALE OF NEW Player -Pianos Fully Guaranteed ‘445 On Special Terms of $2.50 a Week ' FREE Bench, 25 rolls of music delivery to your bome. x Open Saturday Evening. | WISSNER ’ 55 Flatbush Ave., Brooklyn a mann AR rane THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MAY 31, “BIFF- BANG!” SAILORS SCORE A STAGE HIT &DWwARD Cosrarce ae THO Wavy AnD HaRRy Davias as REeNDRavous ware, suen Dincman ry a THe CABAROT @veen In THE BONG //) SAILORS LAUNCH “BIFF BANG” SHOW ON SUCCESS SEA how, Qh, ho! by sailors, A. sailor | music by A. salto’ show, lyr! sailors, arranged by | pla Petham Naval Traintr od by sailors, the have only learned to be ireat Big | last seven months, 1s Hit g) at the Century eatre, where ed las laun B. Altman & Cu. Special Values in Women’s Silk Dresses are offered in the Department for Mail Order Merchandise, on the Sixth Floor. and at eight bells, with a nine knot breeze | ‘of mirth, and before ton bells struck | Mt was swoping along in a gale of| |@ lot o jamong the boys whe ors, and writin sy to them as rolling o! | Robert B. Mantel jr. son | Included are ‘Jimmie Wu fin 8, | Dresses of tubsilk . . . « «© $19.50 th Dresses of figured silk voile . . . 29.00 Dresses of foulard silk . .24.75 & 39.50 slehts for the ete and all have leading parts in the show. | William Schroeder composed the | music and the lyrics were written by | |Willam Israel, " Frank Mills and These styles are particularly desirable for the Summer season. Cohen, h Fields. Philip k and Dinnte onders with the Mac onald did terpsichorean numb In the middlo act, or the dog . | watch, with all sail set “Biff, Bang!" Exceptional Values in was going under a soventeen-knot re seventeen song Semi-made Serge Skirts for sports, street or dress wear are no obtainable on the First Floor at Ww $4.50, $550 & $6.50 These Skirts are developed in navy blue or ivoryewhite fine-t serge, and are in the audience up in a 8 several attractive models, all appropriate Along, Little for the vacation wardrobe. 1918." ~ Stern Brothers West 42nd Street Between 5th and 6th Avenues West 43rd Street Misses’ and Girls’ Apparel At exceptional price inducements, Saturday: Misses’ Sport Suits, $20.00] Misses’ Dressy Suits, Of woo! jersey cloth, light and dark colors; sport pockets and new model ekirts; sizes 14, 16 and 18 years. $25.00 Of. serges, checks and Poiret twills, in navy, black and tan; sizes 14, 16 und 18 years. $5.00|Summer Dresses, - $9.75 Of Anderson plaid gingham and fancy voiles; tucked and tunic skirts; sizes 14, 16 and 18 years. Summer Dresses, Of white voiles, combined with stripes and coin dot and narrow striped voiles, 14, 16 and 18 years. Organdie Dresses, $16,50/Georgette Dresses, $32.50 In desirable colors, satin ribbon belts; waist and skirt finished with fine tucks; sizes 14, 16 and 18 years. Cleverly tucked, in white and flesh Georgette crepe; sizes 14, 16 and 18 years. Misses’ and Girls’ Smocks, - $3.50 Made of Wonderlin cloth, Japanese crepe and Trouville cloth, suitable for camping, golf and outdoor wear; some’ with rows of hand-smocking or embroidery; sizes 6 to 22 years. Boys’ Serviceable Vacation Clothes Correct styles and materials for Summer wear at very modest prices considering the quality. Boys’ Norfolk Suits Boys’ Washable Suits Fancy and blue serge; some with extra Newest: models; white and colored; long knickers; 7 to 18 yrs., but not in every style | and short sleeves; sizes 21 to 10 years, $7.50 and 9.75 $1.95 to 6.75 Boys’ Regulation Camp Suits at $3.95 Of khaki cloth; shirt, belt and trousers; sizes from 6 to 15 years. Boys’ Hats and Caps—straw and washable styles—from 65c to $5.95 Main Floor Specials for Saturday: A Clearance Sale of Beaded Bags Frame and novelty draw-string styles—also attractive crochet models—radically reduced. BAGS that formerly sold up to $18.00] BAGS that formerly sold up to $9.75 at $11.50 at $6.50 Children’s Batiste Dresses In white, with pink or blue hand- stitching; sizes from 2 to 5 years, at $1.89 Women’s Fine Lisle Combination Suits Made with wide, also tight knee; in regular and extra sizes, at 65c ~ Stern Brothers West 42nd Street (Between 5th and 6th Avenues) West 43rd Street Men’s and Young Men’s Sack Suits To-day and Saturday at $27.50 LUE serges, cheviots and cassimeres are included in. this special week-end grouping for sale at $27.50 . They show the handiwork of the Kirschbaum shops at its beafnke Women’s Shoes & Pumps for the Summer season, are being offered at especially attractive prices in the Department for Catalogue and Folder Merchandise, on the Sixth Floor, jdown ull | Madison Avenue - Fifth Avenue | eleven bel Biff, Bang!” will wail right thre at the Century until | 34th and 35th Streets Nem Pork | hex wea ¥ Might, It'll do for the navy what "You Know Me Al," } did for the army, At least it engdt | | ite berepocai | styling, in tailoring, in the handling of every detail . . . . And not a suit among them but what is worth 20 per cent. more than the figure we have marked upon them. Selling limited to stock on hand—no duplicates available. Th New York World Sets the Pace