The evening world. Newspaper, June 7, 1918, Page 14

— __ WHE EVENING WORLD, GRAND OPERA STAR MRS, RICHARD IRVIN, CHARITY WORKER, DIES sm: TYCEF BROOKLYN stk‘ who for many) | years wan a leader in charitable work | ‘ In New York and ‘who held a prominent |‘ Piace in society, fe dead at her home, | FULTON ST. Cor. of BRIDGE ST. 4810-4812 FIFTH AVE. Bet. 48th and 49th Sts. | Brooklyn one of the oldest families in Maryland Her grent-grandfather was Reverdy |! Johnson, once American AmBassador to | 0! Great Britain. Her husband, who died | | MANY yeark ago, was @ member of the | ( banking firm of Richard Irvin & Co.,'o 1329-1331 BROADWAY Near Gates Avenue Brooklyn Unparalleled Saturday Offer of Novelty Silk Dresses — lar this clty, @hich has been In existence | oe WHO HEADS WORK | FOR MUSIC FESTIVAL Was for Many Years Leader in So ial i | a ciety and Philanthropy—Headed | Valentine Many Organizations. lett m i Mra, Richard Irvin, H OMcial Condolen: Fulton Street, Brooklyn ~ OPPENHEIM, GUNS a | | Emphasize Exclusive Style in FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1918. COLONEL OFF TO TALK. re than @ century, At tue of her death, which © ‘ " 5 Si uried Wedne: ‘ay, she was Preaidunt | U's! of His Spe © Will Be Made ve the Samaritan Home for on five years ago #8 ‘ol. elt atarted on hla see: tution with ond “win-the-wnr’ apeech-making trip lesrarn through * the Middle West yesterday ot as J | He will go directly to Omaha, where [he will deliver his first address to-mor- - |row. On Monday he will speak at St. ent to Repan-| Lowis and on Tuesday in Indianapolis. | N 6 ven At Hoyt St. Subway Station, Brooklyn | Sis, isn, wee oe St Gin * He cf Panama. The following day he will address what —_—_—_——— | Mo of Battimor pan Ww TON, 1@ 7. —President|is expected will be a monster meeting | erie of Baltimore, was @ member of wit ent to Dr. Ciro L. Ur. |at the University of Indiana at Bloom- Actin ‘ola President of Panama, a|ingdate Mf condolence over the death| Ret se bably on ident Ramon M. Valdez. Brning to New Fore era. | ‘o recelve @ degree we fora 15, Col, Roose The Colonel's trip “ansing sent @ message to thelford tha next ane rican Charge d’Aftaires at Panama | fro 8 ne delivered to the Foreign Minister | Wert wilt gece f Relations. 3 ‘West will be made under the auspices of the National Security League. BROOKLYN A New Pump Distinctive model of Black pat- ent leather or glaced Kidskin and Brown Calfskin. Hand turned soles and Louis XY. heels 6.00 . Dress, $18.75 HI2" 18° , 24% New Summer models in Georgette, taffeta, Geor- gette and taffeta combinations, lene meteors and erepe de chine, in the season's jonable aie WE FEANCES AlOa FESTIVALOF MUSIC. FORNAVY CHARITY. TOBEGALAAFFAR Society to Join Famous Artis H —=—S in Making Production { | Greatest of Jts Kind... | | | — | Sale Dainty, Cool Wash Dresses f ctnned ant hi setts ctw aaaes Others at 10.75, 12.75, 15.00 and up With the men of the npxyeonlfed! upon during the past few-days to} 200 Silk Suits |] |defend the very shores of the U Reduced from $35, $45, $55 and $65 | |] | States against the attacks dy U b NONE $ » NO ALTERATIONS | | \| C. 0. D. | | || Absolute clearance of a selected assortment | || of silk suits, in rich rajah silks, pongees, plain | and figured faille silks and exquisi(e taffetas, in a brilliant color display. ‘Appropriate ts, attention has been especially directed Ito the Festival of Music which {s to |be given for the navy Monday at the Metropol Attractive Navy Blue illustrated), featuring nigh tan Opera House under the direction of Mme, Frances Alda, National Chair |mittee of Music of | Navy Recreation , | will be brought together |greatest instrumental sc o and violin, So |Navy Band and the Opera House chorus and ¢ | Aside frpm the pro the list of society me lunder whose patronag is to be heid and wh | the seats and boxes is 4 | The programme will b |the massed bands of man of t Distinctive June Blouses Also o ~ OPPENHEIM,GLUNS &G | Fulton Street, Brooklyn Announce for Saturday | An Extraordinary Sale of Navy Taffeta Dresses atl 8 Mee WSiikn's and*Misses’. Medels | | others smartly fashioned in Foulard, Taffeta, Georgette or Taffeta and Georgette Combinations. Offering Very Special and Unusual Values at yn Sale at our New York Store BROOKLYN for ‘Street Wear Taffeta Dresses (one model new skirt and sash effect, Fleet, under the directior Jonn Philip Sousa, ( ns of selectio Harold Bauer, at the + the Etude in B flat t Liszt Scherzo in B flat fi The quartet from “Rig sung by the Misses Ma 2. 3% 4% New styles every hour, presented in the widest range of Georgettes, novelty voiles, smart satins and exquisite lingerie effects in new colorings. 219, 221, 223, 228, 227 ' Grand Street | Cor. Driggs Ave. 4 tour of the ‘ ‘ : New York and contribu ¢ . Smartest Outing Skirts cepa Bring This Advertisement With Yor Cleverly tailored, perfect fitting new . The trio from “Faust " Basa ascents Gitadinne ene | 95 by Mme, Alda, Gi Discount Of Your Credit Purchase t and Leon Rothier vine Linens and basket weaves; pearl button \ trimmed; some with number will be Maitre Perre Other Dre front opening. this 4.95, 5.75, 7.75 and up : r elety Walter Brooks, Mrs, Oliver Harriman, Mrs. Hoyt, Mrs, Charles Del richs, Mrs, Oliver Herrin and D, B, Pratt || BROTHERS SINK TOGETHER, Newest Styles in Sweaters 4% Gs 9: 75 Zephyr wool and Shetland wool or fibre silk; slip ||| Ome Body over effects or with the stunning angora collars PR ight darth and novelty cuffs and beltings; new pastel shades, | ee ota uggling in the N Riv Snappy, up-to-date Other Dresses 1,50, 2.75, 3.75 and up en they gotathrough Brooklyn’s Biggest Credit House BROOKLYN $100 WORTH OF FURNITURE, $1 WEEKLY CLOTHING FOR YOUR FAMILY | _WOMEN’S AND MISSES’ )Smart Suits, Newest fabrics and colorings, Handsomely trimmed Girls’ SEES5% 68; MEN'S AND YOUNG bgt Spring Suits, 1875) (SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK MONDAY MORNING WONDERS ANERVOUS — BREAKDOWN | Miss Kelly Tells How Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Restored Her Health. “For about three years I suffered from nervous breakdor and got so weak I could hard- lv stand, and had headaches — every day. I tried every thing I could think of and was under a. physician's care for two years. A girl friend hac used I -dia_ t Pinkham's Vege- table Cdmpound and she told me about it, From the 184, 166, 168 and 170 Smith Street Cor. Wyckoff St. a and Get Your TEN Per Cent. When Opening a New Account I began to feel better and now I am well and able te do most any kind of work. T se Mea Natahre ite welt wane models. welt talores mending the Compound ever since and £, , ched th pore the water was sti ar 3 ending ¢ Girls’ Summer Dresses Were were two piles of clothing at th Boys? sre 6a. pve yak tny perntission to publish this oat Harbor Gauad A YS ‘suits Up fetter. Miss Flo Kelly, 476 So, 14th All the prettiest new models for the ) brought up the dy of Joh St., Newark, N. J. country, mountains and shore in 19 No. West 6 The reason th famous root and wealth of smart materials, in modish ( file moher, fare. ae : herb remedy, Lydia E, Pinkham's new stripes, checks and plain colors. clothes, she said ; ‘i Vegetable Compound, was 80 success: ful in Miss Kelly's case was because t stored her to a normal, healthy condi Gisappearcd Adit first day I took it) have been recom- went to the root of her trouble, re- tion, and as @ result her nervousness vil ge Men’s Summer Clothes for City andq = Country American. men nowadays fA mix a good deal of common \ \} sense with their Summer clothes, whether they spend most of their time in their of- fices, or out-of-doors. These A. & S, Summer Clothes reflect this good sense. They are coolly, but well tailored, and made of materials that give plenty of good service without burdensome weight. With regard to price, we think that they more than hold their own with clothes sold elsewhere for the same money. Which opin ion we should like to have men verify for themselves. Fancy Sack Suits Unfinished worsteds,) } fancy worsteds, homespuns! go, Loy yx 2eq FET | and eassimeres, light, me-( $20, $22.75 to $39.75] | dium or dark effects. Blue Serge Suits Fast-color true blue, all) | 2 mee wool, and all-round favor-> $18, $22.75, 829.75 | | ites for Summer wear. i! Other Clothes for Summer A. & S. “Balmoral” Golf Coats and ‘Trousers $22.50 And a few “pivot-sleeve” Suits at the same price Sport Coats, flannels and knitted fabrics $9.85 White flannel Trousers, all wool........ $7.50 and $8.50 Palm Beach Coats and Trousers. . . $10.95 and $11.50 Mohair Ccats and Trousers save $13.50 Motor Dust Coats . $3.75 to $11.50 Sscond floor, Hoyt street Wear Your \Men’s Socks and Straw Hat | Underwear ! | Cotton or silk Socks, reg- Now! ular or athletic Underwear— lwhich ever you wish—your can obtain here Saturday— and each is a very fine value at the price we-ask, ‘i Cotton Socks, 39c Pr. All. black, with jheels and. toes. . | with unbleached splite toes sand double heels and toes. i nga igh spliced heels Consist of fancy stripes in appropriate ¢o Might aswell jet the bene- fit of it, for, make no mistake, Summer has arrived. This Hat Store has exactly the Hat you want. We have} M the American make, of course, and Ft ens some Eng-| eed plaids ifn acticulacly goods “Yuck stages in/spiit Sennit, Porto? Ricd, Manila) jawn plaids. Shirts cut coms atple, and various fancy rough) without sleeves. Drawers knee braids, as well as soft novelty length, with full hips. shapes. | Uncen war, 79¢ . Made of fine white gauze cotton, Prices $1.50 to $3.50 jisie ‘nisi and. balbriggan light {) Panamas, $3.50 to $7.00; | weight combed cotton, Shirts Leghorns, $4 to $5. have short sleeves. Bangkoks, $6. Men’s California $3.98 Shoes for Men If you need a pair or more of Shecs, especially Shoes for spor? wear, and are unde cided about the kind you went, we believe that by) scanning the following list you can quickly come to a decision. In so doing, keep | in mind the important fact | that these are the good) makes at very reasonable prices: Tan Oxto stitched heels Golf Shoe Golf Oxfords bees nee White Nubuck Oxfords anvas Oxfords $3.95 hite Sneakers, best grade. combinations — Athletic Underwear, §fc,* Made of nainsook .¢MeOreqd Out on the “Pacific Slope” these Suits won great favor; and now <| Masterners like them equally well. i493! One-piece, Iuttoning over the $7.50 | shoulder union suit; with $5.95 a skirt tha es the effect of a jersey A Plain or | shaped. Sizes High 79; with rubber heel blue, i; well- At the price for which we sold them last season, $3,98— Street floor! East Butlding, | Tennis Racket “Seconds” At Specially Low Prices $1.79; Low Sneakers, black white Bathing Shoes, high, $1.49; low, 49c ove $3.50 | vances. ana A Basketball Shoes Third floor, Men's ‘Shop Bile Yat | $1.50 to $2.50 Models $3.00 to $5.00 Models at $1.69 | n Tennis Rackets that are The makers from whom * ndard of inspection, and andard, heing adjudged imperfections which will If perfect, their regular at $1.29 We have secured a lot of “s | especially good, for the following r we purchased these maintain a very I] these Rackets failed to come up to that i] “seconds,” because they were found to have | readily be passed by ‘the average expert || Prices would be from $1,50 to $5 00 Wall Tents at Unusually Reasonable Prices Wo have just received a consignment of Wa | || fecturer wh i nt is 4, tharefobe, we would have sold for ‘monthy sa 6x6 Ft., 7x7 Ft., °7 a1 Ft, Oloxls F Olaxtg | $6.98 $12.98 ‘$i¢.29' ” g23.49°" gay Bh Flys at Ong-Half the Price of the Tent 1 Bbort.uir Goods Store, Fourth floor, West Melladag, 1 the e had had them.