The evening world. Newspaper, September 27, 1918, Page 7

PR Maer: em PL ‘G04 NEW CASUALTIES. | LEMON JUICE if skin is sunburned, tanned or freckled re’ Squeeze the juice of two lemons into & bottle containing three ounces of Orehard White, shake well, and you bave a quarter pint of the best freckle, sunburn and tan lotion, and complex fon beautifier, at very, very small cost. | Your grocer has the lemons and any | | (Continued from Third Page) @rug store or toilet counter will supply three ounces of Orchard White for a few cents. Massage this sweetly fra- grant lotion into the face, neck, arms and hands each day and see how freckles, sunburn, windburn and tan| disappear and how clear, soft and| white the skin becomes. Yes! It is harmless —Advt eeecreSzsese orm Wit Robert © SOUPS AND STEWS ATT. Williaa M are most delicious when Redgherks 8. DMB. Geel Shemandoah, WOUNDED SLIGHTLY. The relish for everybody. tense 8t., Brooklyn, N.Y. Ever try it on baked Beans? Privates. At Grocers and Delicatessen Stores. Made in U.S.A., E. Pritchard,331 Spring S:.,N.Y. Milwankee Ke. Walladega, Ala An | MISSING IN ACTION. * Lieutenant. Montclair, N. J. Ser L peite Oe ig mail.) RESIDENT INSYITULE, 232 € HH SL ACT, liminediate cash, Booklet {ree Daily until 8 p.m, Middletown, Pa 46) LYNCH, George W. | ANGLLIA, Oharles T.. 1 Private: WORLD WANTS WORK WONDERS AMES, Edward, iM... Rochester, N.Y. Y BONWIT TELLER &,CO nn ye TES FF a) EPID BY FERS a flavored with a dash of BROWN, Je nas D508 Sullivan St.,| ment. In the list were three offic ome Lieutenant. | Baker, Charles D., 40 Wall St., New AT UNKNOWN CAMPS. | York City, " Sergeant. pRTS, 6 VINCENT, James Sheridan, 266 Mar- bel Souda chy. 356 Cherry St. REDFIELD, John J., Overlook Park, wine AVENUE AT 38* STREET aN MISERY The Misses’ Department Introduces FOR YEARS The Brilliant Success of the Premier Opening The Gown “APRES L'ONDEE” Featuring a Treatment of All-over Dotted Steel Beads. Designed and worn by the Premiere of this celebrated Paris House of the Haute Couture. Another Premet gown success to be introduced is of brick color scrim with dotted bronze bead treatment and Mongolian fur. RANTOLY, Quinte Ww EV WARSKI. Warter nMis, 0 mi Ro: ey ¢., Walden, iN. aA vy Vitendevilie, Tox weer, Ow 1187"3d Av, E. 69th FAZIO, Jose EE “Outwears your oatience”! A *Solo” sock either wears to your satisfaction or ‘‘your money back.” " af ithite. woot howe Just recentiy | MIN ita Norte Sooran, Tlladol tia | ressieeh from. Bngland x rrr ” MOTIUSSHY, Thomam He Worter Blas |S ny Shire collars tietp PRISONERS {save starch for munitions. WASHINGTON, Sept. 27.-Names Neat shapes for business. of twenty-four additional Americans | among, others *aymbite, *Statfondaire, *Lan held prisoner in Germany were ao-| im. “Doretitiie, nounced to-day by the War Depa: Walking gloves—quality Lieuts. D. J. Russell, held at Karl. to the tips of their Stanley Harvey, held at unknown One-piece underwear. these men. i} | Those whose addresses are trom) Wool for overseas. - Elmira, N. Y. - CAMPBELL, Alonzo T., 5 Van Wyck] ruhe, and J. L. Colbin and George fingers. Ss PR ag eo camps. The department's records do | Army gloves—khakt colored horsehide, CUZ Some not contain emergency addresses of ‘ anaes | °°. ork follow: | New York and vicinity *Registered Trademark ROBERTS, Walter 3, Norwalk, Cosa, Rocers PEET ComPANY on me Broadway Broadway Praag 108 tareai > |e 18h Bes “The at 34th St MARTON, Michal ee Four, ‘Three civilians also were in the list, o¢ Warren Conners shih a but the department was unable to, supply their addresses, Carl Lyttle 1s | held at Camp Stralsund, Nel. 8. Eric- son at Tuchel and Mell. Stevens at Friedrichfeld. cll | HAPPY IN BASE HOSPITAL. Wounded Comra poorer New Fall Boots $8 to $14 High and Low Heels. Our new Autumr quisite man sf t Construction from why Writes He and le to Get Well.” | Corpl. George Henn of the Machine Gun Company of the 306th Infantry was the first to inform his parents, Mr. jand Mrs, George B. Benn of No. 4 West | Lincoln Avenue, Mount Vernon, that he |had been hit with shrapnel and was wounded in the leg. u enjoying things @o much In pase hospital,” he writes, “that hate to get well ry from. the stern work of the war plame me for saying, like the the gong: “I don't want to get HUG THE WeRt, BEAUTIFUL CLINGING GRACE in footwear. Open AU Day Saturday 7 ogg BEAT Brosgwer. at Pot Ky Mrs. Courtney Tells How She Was Cured by Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vege- table Compound. “For years 1 was | nisery from a weakness | awful pains- Oskaloosa, Iowa. simply in The Misses’ Department Fieadues The New “ANKLE-LENGTH” Modes in Lydia 1 m's Vege table Compound. 1 combinations of cloth and fur. Sizes 14 to 20, and wool embroidery, combinations of fur. Sizes 14 to 20. {LSO Misses’ Frocks of Lyons silk velvet, Jerz Charmeuse, Kitten's Ear Satin, Poulet Purled Jersey, Georgette Crepe, Serge, Trico Ape tine, Poiret Twill and Wool Jersey. Sizes 14 to 20 Misses’ Plain & Fur Trimmed Suits, » 45.00 to 195.00 TAILORED SUITS and FROCKS Slender, narrow-skirled ailbouctles Aeesll in the fashionable soft \ R {ible medicine to] Fabrics and the new colorings. Emphasizing strictly tailored types and p The Misses’ Department Fe selavad | ‘ An Assemblage of Individualized Types in. | [eeriteital suen litters \ Exclusive ‘ icine Fille” faahion iieigiatom in casa feed diverse style-themes, featuring punch work embroidery, bugle beading, rat-tail Chic, youthful suits of velour, silvertone, twill-militaire. ") velveteen, corduroy, duvetyn and bolivia in the favored colorings. Featured are strictly simple tailleurs, Lounge” 4, suits and distinguished tailored costumes effectively com: “ 5. bined with fashionable furs. Sizes 14 to 20, i did so and got re f right away n certainly ree nend this valu r women who for it ha ch good t will help it a fair trial.” , 108 8th Ave.,| done work for me and I knc others if they will Mrs, Lizzie Courtn West, Oskaloo Why will w day to day, continually | woman who | publ fers from ¢ ments, irregularities, inf ulceration, backache, nervousness, or who is passing through the Change of Life, should give this famous root and | he rb remedy, Lydia KE. VPinkham's | Vegetable Compound, a. trial. I special advice write Lydia E. Pink | |ham Medicine Co. Lynn, Mass. ‘The | | | result of its long experience is at your service.— Adyt gis 7) Thought Man Was Crazy {1 | “IL have suffered from stomach |liver trouble for years; the last re years people have been c crazy, The doctors could 1 thing for me. The awful b gas seemed to press ag and I could not th jmonths ago a f Mayr's W | wo rked w bloating and suffe feel as though newly bo simple, harmless preparation that re moves the catarrhal mucus from the Jintestinal tract and allays the inflan iI jmation which causes practically all stomach, liver and intestinal ailments, & | including appendicitis, One dose will vince or money refunded, Li Riker, Jaynes and druggists ever where,—-Advt Sarvewewe oi Lord & Taylor vs } ~-FIFTH AVEN THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, RESTAURANTS 38th Street —— Silvertone Suit —~| Copy of a Jenny model, in reindeer colored Silver- tone with collar and bands of taupe beaver. Navy-Taupe A Representative Showing Women’s Fall and Winter At Prices Notable For Their Economy that provides for Outergarment requirement, comprising the smartest of models in every accepted material for this and the coming season, clusively demonstrate the economy of Lord & Taylor prices. Fur Trimmed Coats $39.50, $45.00, Values that con- Velour Cloths and Burella Coating of superior quality, ifully French Seal dyed coney), or Kit Coney. Tailored Coats $25.00, $29.50, $35.00, ths, Wool Pom Pom Cloth d Burella Coatings, in many models, all i lined. Ex- cellent choosing at each price in these practical and very stylish Coats, Saturday—An Important Sale 125 Misses’ Suits Very Special $29.50 One of the Best Values of the Season in Youthful Tailormades Careful planning and urchasing under unusual- 'y favorable conditions, en- able us to feature these smart and eminently prac- tical Suits at a price much below their actual worth. Three New Models in Velour Cloth, Delhi Cloth and Check exceptionally well tailored; the fcaney coats lined with Pp Sizes 14 to 18 years. A Collection of Misses’ Suits comprising strictly tailored and handsomely fur trim- med models. $29.50 to $135.00 1 00 Misses 4 Dresses Special $35.00 Ata price that gives no adequate idea of their ay le and quality, navy blue ‘Tricotine Dresses copied from a Lanvin model; hand embroidery in silk. and gold thread elaborates the collarless bodice and the deep girdle; an accordion pleated tunic adds to its distinction. Sizes 14 to 18 years. An Extraordinary Occasion Women’s Genuine Silvertone Tailor-made Suits Black $35.00 e Green Also Rich, Effective, Soft, Serviceable Velour Suits; Guaranteed Silk Linings That’s the entire story, tersely told, of one of the season’s best achievements. Under ordinary conditions we could not buy Suits of this character, made of these materials, at tomorrow’s sale price. ‘No Mail Orders. Braid tweeds lined and $15. in or novelty silks. * NoC.O. D.’s. Just 50 All Wool Oxford Suits Bratd-Bound—vwhile they st} 835-00 Third Floor, Boys’ Wool Suits With Extra Knickers Special at $ 13.50 Norfolk model in grey, brown and many mixed and Sizes 7 to 18 Boys’ Wool Norfolk Suits with — extra splendid assortment $16.50, $18.50, 39th Street Millinery 2} A Collection of Rare Completeness Hats for every occasion, for every type, for every age, are comprised in this singularly interesting and very comprehensive showing, assembled in “specialized” groups to facilitate selection. For the Matron—Hats designed to add just that essential touch of modish distinction. For the Miss—youthful styles, of winsome simpli- city. For the Little Girls—both the correct tailored and fascinating dress Hats. All at Moderate Prices Special for Saturda 500 New Hats at $10.00 Fourth Floor Fashions for Juniors and Youthful Girls Dresses in prettiest of new models for Street, School, Afternoon and Party wear, at..........$12.95 to $69.50 Coata for Juniors in both strictly practical and hand- somely fur trimmed models,. $29.50 to $110.00 Coats for Intermediate Girls; tailored and fur collared THOGCIN i verceeeys seer iserieect +. $12.95 to $45.00 Every requirement for the appareling of the girl of 6 to the young lady of 17 at attractively moderate prices. Third Floor No Exchanges. No Approvals, Introductory Sale of Women’s New Fall Footwear At Special Prices For This Sale Only $7.65 All brown kidskin lace, military heels, All dark tan calfskin lace, military heels. Brown kidskin lace, white kidskin tops. Black kidskin vamp, white kidskin tops. at $9.75 All brown kidskin lace t black kidskin lace, Louis XVI. cheviots, year a = eS Finest black kidskin vamp, black cloth tan calfskin lace, military heels, calfskin lace, fawn cloth tops, $10.75 Pateut leather vamps, grey ooze tops, itary heels Finest brown kidskin vamps, fawn cloth military heel mps, grey cloth tops. kidskin with fawn cloth knickers; Black kidskin vamps, brown kidskin tops. jecond Floor,