The evening world. Newspaper, June 25, 1918, Page 17

~THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JUNE 2 A followed in the iocese of York Ca barded city of Nancy Will celebrate the E. PETROVA’S POW! in which Brttsen Hathustacie over Plan=| Commenting” on the Bishop of ities have. dec jecided. The City Hall ana} TESTED IN THE PICTURE Interesting drama, well “acted and * le =| weeter’ , ya: ¢ pubilo buildings will lecorated with , :' se|well photographed. it was stated al Nancy (a Celebrate ee ab oni all Wisk te beee raat’ The American colors and P tooroorate OF “TEMPERED STEEL’ | tye theatre to-day that it was im- LONDON, June 25.--The of the day in that eptrit will exerclves will_be held. possible to say when “The Yanks Bishop 4 true understanding of the Mme. Petrova in the super-emotion-|Are Coming” would be exhibited there. Fourth of of thank 4 % courtesy to the L al picture, ‘Tempered Steel,” is the feature of the Rialto programme this week. “Tempered Steel” is one of the most severe tests of emotional acting that could be put to an actress and the fine manner in which Mme. Yetrova plays it is a triumph for the Russian actress. The play geta its title from the fact that its heroine, an actress, shoots a man: in self defense and immediately thereafter goes to the theatre and scores a triumph im her firat appearance in a new pia “Her Screen Idol,” a Paramou Sennett comedy, contrasts nicely with which brought the American nto the w: PARIS, June 26.—The much bom- ture the Broadway's bill & two-reel comedy which funny; current events films and the Broadway Topical pi gest. There also is music of a high order. > MARINES ARE GLORIOUS IN RIVOLI PICTURES AS WELL AS IN FRANCE. The marines continue as head. liners at the Rivoli this week as well Muratore Sings National Anthem For First Time | By Sylvester Rawling UCIEN MURATORE, the French L tenor of the Chicago Opera Com- pany, added to his well-estab- lished popularity last night by sing- ing for the first time “The Star- Spangled Banner” at the Lexington Theatre. The occasion was a com- bined motion picture exhibition and concert for the benefit of the Asso- ciation des Anciens Eleves du Con- servatoire National de* Paris and American War Relief. After M. Muratore had sung “The Marseillaise” with electrifying effect upon the audience, he bravely tackled the American National Anthem. His accents and his pronunciation of the English words were unique. Never- theless, nobody cowd fail to under- stand them. Again the audience was stirred deeply. To cap the climax, M. Muratore carried to the centre of the stage a large Italian flag, which he waved vigorously, while the band | played the Italian Natidnal Hymn. | At the close he gave one great shout of “Vive LiItalie!” ‘Then there was, | bediam, - | Capt. Gabriel Pares and his famous | French Miliary Band, which grows |in favor every time it is heard, gave | the rest of the concert. The film, |shown for the first time, was "Fol- jlowing the Flag to France.” It had been released by the Committee on Public Information and countersigned by George Creel. It was presented to continuous applause, ‘ Children Cry for Fletcher's The were You sa ht has borne the si ture of € letche’ gt been made under his ereonal a sevigion for over 30 years. Allow no one ycacetve J in A Le Act ph feits, Imitations and el -as-good’’ are but experiments, and health of iat Is CA ASTORIA. a can Wha at.is CAS for OF ou, Ne tiss Drops and Soothing Syrups. It contains helther ium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance, For more than thirty years it has been in constant use forthe relief of Constipation, Flatule Wind Colic and Diarrhoea; allaying F and by regulating the Stom : similation 0: pod; giving healthy and ural slee The Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Friend, “ed The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of am, Gladys Rice and Greek Bv are heart. The orchestral overture “stradella.” No humbug! Any corn, whether hard, soft or tween the toes, will loosen right up and lift out, with- out any pain. This drug ‘\e called freen- one and is a compound of ether discovered by # Cin- cimnati chemist. ba G In Use For Over 30 Years the dramatic feature picture. “Float-/as in Franoe, The latest instalment the troubled republic that have been|The pictures were taken from above showing for severs ks. as well as fre below and show how A film from which only the ma- rines could take ant honors is a AT BROADWAY THEATRE tne —_—— onty photo play on the programme. In view of the fact that official) T maining eleht ted con- ‘by the Government interests, repre- sented by George Creel, the Broad- Pain stops! Corns Lift Out Don’t let corns ache twice! Lift any corn upon any tender, aching corm orcattua Instantly the sore- ‘THE CEWTAUR COMPANY, HEW TORK Corry, and can be lifted off with the fingers. ing Gardens of Mexico” is a con*tinua-|to the marine pictures shows the —— the nose dives and tail spins are “THE MORTGAGED WIFE” picturization of O. sanction has been refused the Unt- es and way Theatre is showing this week or callus off with fingers—Here’s magic! ness disappears and shortly Freezone doem’t eat out tion of the splendid travel pictures of|daring flying section of the corps. done and they're thrilling. FEATURE OF PROGRAMME of the Golden chrete ms is the versal film “The Yanks Are Coming,” Put a few drops directly the corn or callus will loosen the corns or calluses but ‘| without asy NES OATS ‘The Liberty Film Committee was Ask at any drug store for | shrivels them iB yB el the local sponsor, Mrs, Newbold Le ® small bottle CA ae levitation. * Roy Edgar, Chairman; Mrs. Cornel which will cost but « trifle, omen frome ius Vanderbilt, Vice Chairman; Clar- but is sufficient to rid one’s | on your dresser and apply # ence H. Mackay, Treasurer; Frederic feet of every corn or callus. | few drops whe WHERE TO ote HOW TO GET THERE R. Coudert, Honorary etary, and It is fe most marvelous Degins aching. Miss Annie Ghingler, Executive Sec- Advt. | retary. drug known, corn goes !— STEAMBOATS. STEAMBOATS. Buy W.S.S. Buy W.S.S. BROOKLYN OPPENHEIM. GLLUINS & © Fulton Street, Brooklyn Will CLOSE OUT Wednesday About 125 Direct ra and E Women’s and Misses’ Wool Jersey Sport Suits In attractive pocket, belt and roll collar concep- tions; some with shirred back and other new designs Regular Values to 29.75 No C. O. D.’s No Approvals SAVINGS BANKS. SAVINGS BANKS. NORTH RIVER SAVINGS BANK|| |MAIDEN LANE SAVINGS BANK 170 Breadway, cor. Malden Lane, CHARTERED 1866 Mth SEMF-ANUAL DIVIDEND ©] Y ocr made oo or peter dar 40mm A dividend has been dectared of ||| I Voposite received fran) ADM. 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Cor. 14th St. and 8th Avenue Dividend July Ist, 1918 at the rate FOUR PERCENT 0} Incorporated WOKK GUARANTEED 10 YEARS, Prxtractions and Dental Surkery made | PAINLESS by the application te the gums of our NEW REMEDY | WareRBuRY DentaL COMPANY (170 Broechs oy G ie: DAY, Jobn 243. Agent ber sanum ena al gam 85, DEPONITS. WAT on REPORE Established 2! Years DIAMONDS gel Se ‘ge WBS d Tork vw i Dhaw INTEREST) 29 wy, St, New York OTL SDMA i eee | AMor ginger, vrwien B tert sonny ay rah 15 AND BOLD tor aaah: aa FOR SALE. rove ua = ™ DIAMONDS BOUGHT)SS BERIER:| | HOURS: 8 TO 6, SUNDAYS, 9 TO 2 ] ALL LANGUAGES SPOKEN LADIES IN ATTENDANCE, WORLD WANTS WORK WONDERS addition to the Dorothy | rome 15.00 | No Credits | f the Waterbury Bridge Wark | 1918, Boys’ Wash Suits Special 2.94 (3 to 9 Years.) Nowhere in the city will you find greater variety of styles (we doubt if you can equal our display). The assortment is most impressive. Here are one-piece styles, Junior Norfolks, Beach models and a host of all white, as well as the newest shades— others khaki also. variety. trimmed military style. cuffs Tots’ Tub Dresses Empire and belted models of chambray and gingham—to, 6 yrs.—our reg. 8 pt our reg. @1.17... | Tot’ White Frocks bred 9 variety of dainty styles— yoke, Empire aod belted-—trim- med wit fine lace and embroid- ery—sizes to 6 yea! our reg. 81.17 our reg. 81.77 Infant’ Sli Group includes Bistop and yoke styles—trimmed with embroidery or band stitening— ea Weel Rare 65 our reg. $1.17, . ; 86 y trimmed—-eiaes to 3 years our reg. .77. ‘ Bishop and yoke styles embroidery” triamed— our reg. 47 | | Infants’ Christening S Two pieses — robe style others trimmed with lace a embroidery— Res our reg. 84.47.. 8.13 For Women, That Willington Spool Cotton Sewing Silks (esd Safety Pins Hair Pins Brass Paper Pins Dress Shields tight weisnt, Garment Dress Shield doe Hooks and Eyes Snap Fastener> Shoe Dressings («ne Sanitary Napkins Two styles Nets Real Hai round or flat Shoe Laces- and sises, pair rie A Fourteenth Street " * The contrasting colors in the trimming ure of interesting Many have embroidered collars 1 Many choice of long or short trousers. | These Specials at Reduced Prices In BABIES’ WEAR Should appeal to every mother of little tots. cutting is really remarkable Last 4 Days of Our June Sale of Muslin Underwear Misses and Children mmr |! Details in Our Advt. in Today's Evening Journal or Globe SPECIALLY PRICED FOR WEDNESDAY Important Trifles Make for In Travelling and Vacation heavy quality brass pair Double Covered Dress Shields s kinds) Sanitary Aprons and Belts Larger Hair Nets standard makes Reg. Sale. down) 54 438 54 438 doe 6 1 paper 2 Gfor LO 5 Sfor,1O 12a 4 o 25 de .27 20 27 & 30 23 & 25 +20 (doen) 5 Sfor LO 23 17 dozen) .68 5s ar] 27 (dozen) .60 45 dos.) 1.50 1,00 various colors 5 tw .15 See To-Da , E 8 Full List of Mo Middies, Russian, others are have extra ‘The price- considering trade conditions. Babies’ Summer Shirts Long or short sleeves —sizes 6 mos, to 3 yrs.—our reg. 45 BS Babies’ Fine Summer Shirts Short sleeves—1 to 3 yt —our reg. 95 72 Infants’ Sitk and Wool Shirts Sizes to 6 ithe our reg. $1 nd 81.25 04 Babies’ Knit Bands Shoulder straps—wool or. silk | wook--to 3 years our reg. .75 - 64 Long Flannel Gertrude Shirts Our teg, $1.50 it Cashmere Hood Shawls Silk sculloping—ribbow ‘trim om F reg. $1.95 and #¥.25 1.64 Infants’ Cashmere Sacques Satin ribbon or silk scallop edging—our reg. 97... 72 Infants’ Flannelette Wrappers and Nightgowns— our rep. Bd. 68 Bird's-Eye pone ready for use, 20x20 x54 inche Sup to 4.35 Comfort Journal or Globe for rning Specials Weat of Wirth Aveaue Last Four Days 24th June Sale A Winner to the Last Day BUY NOW TO SAVE—OFFERINGS UNUSUAL BUY THRIFT STAMPS Make This the Big Week Each 25 cents you invest in W. S. S. Helps to of the June Sale Unusual Specials For Wednesday and Thursday WOMEN’S FROCKS Flow 4 voiles—atriped snd checked wetrreg ound ees, BOS MISSES’ FROCKS Smart models of striped gingham— pique collars—-button trimmed— 14 to 18 yra.— our regular $4.85 and & 4.27 Misses’ & Women’s Dresses White cotton gabardine—sleeveless sports model—coat trimmed with bands of Copenhagen, plum, tan and rose—pockets and belts—but- ton trimmed-—sizes 14 to 44 our regular $6.75 .o2 SMART DRESS SKIRTS Navy and black—yoke apd full bac models—side —_ pleats—slit pockets—button and braid trim- Ming—medium and extra ee = our reg. $5.97 as GEORGETTE CREPE BLOUSES = _ Round neck and various other be coming styles—beading and em- broidery trimmed — white, Mesh, bisque and peach— our reg. 5.90 BATISTE CORSETS Long hip models~meaiu dust— sizes 19 to 80- our reg. $3.00 #10 FINE CORSETS Plain or novelty 1 pink dium sizes 19 to 30 our reg. $5.00 BRASSIERES Heavy silk poplin--lace trim'd— hooked front) sizes 34 to 40 our reg. $1.10 ey HEATHERBLOOM PETTICOATS. Pretty patterns of flowers and butterflies on white grounds—all lengths our reg. $1.94 1.46 GIRLS’ KHAKI . MIDDY DRESSES Full pleated skirt on blouse years our reg. $1.94 1.63 BOYS’ STRIPED WASH SUITS Large assortment of styles—sises 3 to 8 yearw our reg. $1.45 1.00 YOUNG MEN’S TROUSERS Fabrics in stripes and m tures our reg. $2.94...... 5 whi low bust 3.27 braid trimming sizes Gto 14 Silk Values that are distinctly out-of-the-ordia- ary and worthy representatives natural nirt stripes 22-Ineh Crepe de Chine—for 1.85 W-Inch Crepe Georgette—excellent large assortment of col- W-ineh Crepe de Chine—full medium and crepe 1.25 JUNE SALE. DEPARTMENTS INCLUDE rts, Suits Women's Dresses, and ( ‘oats Mise and Girls’ Summer Dresse Silk and "Washable Biouses Millinery Shoes White Goods Corsets, Petticoats Lingerie, Babies’ Wear House Dresses and Negligees Men's and Boys’ Clothing, Hate and Furnishings.