The evening world. Newspaper, August 27, 1918, Page 6

ete ree name I REN a a ee A , -p ee e: e ggg fii—ts t As alterations are being rushed to completion, values grow more and more interesting in this Final Reductions | 4:3 Former Prices $7.50 to $9.00 400 pairs of Pumps, including models of Black Patent Leather, Glace Kid and Tan Russian Calf; also a number of various colored Kid Pumps and Oxfords, all seasonable models. 9 Also closing out 250 pairs of White 95 +7 Canvas Pumps, and « group of Leather bi Pumps, in a variety of odd styles 82 West 34th Street Great Expansion Sale QUEEN QUALITY BOOT SHOP | Carolina's On face. if MAKES LITTLE DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEED— A SUNDAY WORLD “WANT” WILL GO AND GBT IT. Women’s Attractive Silk and Lingerie Underwear hes ing started \| dered | SHOT THREE TIMES IN BACK, DIES IN ARMS OF BRIDE Slain Man's Cousin Escapes After | Shooting and Is Sought by the Police, ‘The cousin came ok, Latet Filipo Piscope, | Caroling, was arrested in the hallway, Itched terribly. into large festered pimples, horribly. @hot three times in the back as he walked down the stairs from his apart- ment at No. 316 Fifth Street this morn- | (ng, Stefano Carolina, thirty-four years old, collapsed on @ landing and died in the arms of his bride of four months. ousin, of the same name, used of the shooting, escaped. Police at @ loss to account for the crime to the Carolina |home this morning, police were told, Jand had breakfast with the pair. |huaband kissed his wite goodby and | started down the stairs, waa @ fow feot behind. fired th carrying @ revolver. the weapon when the shoot and tried easing troubles. Sample Rash Pri 1 | jomace Se, OPPENHEIM. GLUNS & CG - 34th Street—New York Offer Exceptional Values Wednesday in Address pest. to. ica who is The His cousin Five shots were of them taking effect brother of Mra | He to get the mur Devetoped| | Looked] | Almost crazy when looked | ]at myself and did not al Saw an advertisement about and tried « sample. face felt better #0 bought more. Used] | | [three cakes Soap and two boxes Oint- ment when was healed, From signed statement of Miss Edith Mason, 1954 Dean St., Brook- lyn, N. Y., April 9, 1918. undly, uticura About third day oe Crepede Chine Night Gowns Lace trimmed and tailored models in several styles. Special 3.95 Washable Satin Petticoats Attractive models in flesh and white, trimmed. Special 2.95 "yes Crepe de Chine Envelope Chemises : Several dainty styles, lace trimmed or tailored. Special 2 fi 00 Washable Satin Bodices A number of attractive styles tailored and lace trimmed. | Soeciat 1,00 sleeveless model tailored effect. Special 5.50 front and back. Special 3 95 Chemises and shirring. Special 2.9 5 Satin Drawer-Combinations Washable Satin, daintily lace trimmed and ribbon run, Silk Bloomers Flesh color silk bloomers, | trimmed; reinforced. Special 2.50 lace Special 4.95 Special 59c Washable Satin Night Gowns Empire, in smart Washable Satin Petticoats Scalloped tailored model with panel Washable Satin Envelope Effective model with lace insertions Batiste Bloomers Pink batiste, tailored and lace trimmed; reinforced. ee Night Gowns Petticoats Envelope Chemiscs Corset Covers Drawers Philippine Night Gowns Philippine Envelope Chemises 1.25 1.00 1.00 -50 50 1.50 1.50 1.50 75 75 2.95 2.00 Women’s Lingerie Underwear Dainty undergarments, lace or embroidery trimmed, also tailored models. 2.00 2.00 2.00 1.00 1.00 3.95 2.95 Real Plot and Impressive Acting In New War Play at the Rialto Ww) onto | in WON WITHING AY TUE RIM TO Hardened screen fang sat up and took) Gish, as a thorough-going American notice at the Rialto when the plot of/firl. shares her honors with George aweet or rihin'? | ett as the — German-American The Hun Within began to old. | r, loyal ¢o his adopted country, and By the time it reached éts cl G | as his disloyal ‘son least enthusiastic movie-goer h ean, meets the require Dal e erican |rendered to the patriotic appeal of the part of the America: | story and the ch. Dr you « ester Withey directed the pro- music and the other picture fea- Miss! tures are up to the usual Rialto standard. to be refreshing. ‘SWAM TO HIS DEATH =| TRYING TO SAVE CHLOREN |with a pulmotor, put could not revive! him. He was thirty-eight years old, SAILOR PARK PRISONER. Says He Lay Bound and Ga Meanwhile Youngsters Since Sunday Afternoon. “Three men knocked me unconscious | | He Thought in Surf Were . | safe Ast {On Sunday afternoon. They took $100 | Safe Ashore. from me, bound and gagged me, and | | | ea Levine's Max Levine, a New York clothing! i've been lying here ever since unable manufacturer with a summer home at|{o call for help from persons passing No. 72 Newport Avenue, Rockaway! within a few feet. Park, was drowned while swimming| §o sald Jay 8. Platt, a United States after his three believed’ sajlor, when found tled hand and foot were being carried out to sea at Rock-|and gagged in Fort Washington Park, away last night. 178th Street and North River, at 8.40 His wife shouted she had found the! o'clock last night. The police of the children safe, but he did not under-| west 177th eet Station informed the stand her and kept going until he was|prooklyn Na ard and received word vy w. Twenty-fiv h Platt would be sent for immediate- ayed leave. He sald ry would explain all children he thought his out that, —— FM.Girding & Co.— soe 566 568 Fiflh Apenur av aersr ms Final Clearaway | Handsome Gowns $55 and $75 |] Formerly to $150—Models which have but recently been placed on sale) of plain and figured chiffon, jersey, tricotine, serge, satin and taffeta; suitable for informal occasions || Light Summer Frocks—at $35 || Formerly to $95—OF gingham, calico, voile and linen, including hand made designs. | Tailor-made Street Suits at $45 |] Formerly to $85—Conservative dark models, for traveling between-sea- son and early Autumn wear, including sizes to 46. Smart Top Coats at $55 Formerly to $95—Of velour, tricotine and novelty fabrics—models suitable “for Autumn wear. « Sport Sk irts—Formerly to $25—at $10 Of woolen. linen and washable materials in white and colors, beth pury, 2 rary President, | the Women's National Committes of tl Banker's Wife Declares He Is Hiding| the American Percnee coeety The Racwaye | ‘| Clearaway of Blouses at $10, $15 & $20 Formerly to $35—Remaining Summer styles of voile and finen, also ex- clusive designs in imported and model styles, * Street and Semi-dress Hats The balance of our Summer Stock Formerly to $25—at $5 and $10 FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN Relieve, correct and strengthen fallen and weak arches, weak ankles, misplaced bones and flat feet. They enable the arches to support the feet naturally by means of special construction; the feet are allowed perfect freedom, and secure healthy activity along normal lines. Flexible leathers, style and workman- ship the best. ALSO shoes for enlarged joints, sensibly priced, “A geod foot rule for you is—wear the Jantzen Shoe."” Ark for Our Book" The Abuse of the Big Tos” Hb} s —~ NO BRANCH STORES—Oar only address 660 Sixth Ave., Above 38th St. __ Custom Bootmakers Over 50 Years, i Co Park Feté of Cn | Day Primary Day tn Michigan... DETROIT, Aug. 27.—The indications tmary election in Lafayette THORNE YOUNGSTER GONE; MOTHER ASKS POLICE AID are that to-day's f Mins Blisa- Their Son—Tells of Message From Nurse. | ‘The police are alding in the search for Joel Wolfe Thorne jr, three-year. | old son of Mra. Mary Casey Thorne, No, 9 East 76th Street, who disub- | peared last Thursday after he went for a walk with his nurse, Miss Helen Ker- rigan, The mother appealed to Capt. ; For To-Morrow Only The boy is one of the heirs of his grandfather, the late Samuel Thorne, || & JP IMITED NUMBER—Not brand new, but so little used ho left several millions, F "ives. ‘Thorne told ‘the pott fs that Mes |} that in many instances you will say they are as good, and the Kerrigan called her © Sun- || Saving is immense. All 88-note; beautiful case designs; sweet Every instrument will be pronounced in perfect condition day and said the boy tone. her and the boy in by our factory experts before delivery SP doting ne trace boy’s grandmother, Mrs. Latest MusicRolls and Dura- ble Bench to Match has a country esta’ South- | $285 Our Famous Styles D and S, discontinued styles, but good layer action, and instruments that we will guarantee throughout. 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Everyone of us has some part in the vast human machine, called society, that makes all this convenience possible, ' The packer’s part is to prepare meat and get it to every part of the country sweet and fresh—to obtain it from the stock raiser, to dress it, cool it, ship it many miles in special refrigerator cars, keep it cool at distrib- uting points, and get it into the consumer’s hands—your For this service—so perfect and effective that you | ; are scarcely aware that anything is being done for you— | you pay the packers an average profit of only a fraction of a cent a pound above actual cost on every pound of meat you eat. Swift & Company, U.S. A. Ten Wholesale Distributing Markets in Greater New York Central Office, 32 Tenth Avenue G, J. Edwards, District Manager ELON | hands—through retailers, all within about two weeks. 1