The evening world. Newspaper, November 20, 1918, Page 9

tad testified to here by the detective-wit- | “ ee | " ness, Wisor » observed you} “ and that yo ; « the greater [ part of the kissing, and that the! ke in the park?” ‘ y “BE KIND TO THE TINY FOOT” isses wo! think, about five min- 1 did.” Then she said there had Fe n F a dof b 0 wrong-doing between her Our “King Models” for children protect as well as correct 4 See joe thattreete se lana Perey and that one wae never If \ and shape the growing feet. Constructed on straight lines; f at is absur replied Mrs. | the ny r dark with any sailor. S I rounding toes and spring heels give room for the i c , with emphasis and a shake of y iny toes, clasp the feet under the instep, support the . r ankles, and hold the heels firmly. Made in various ; IN A DIVORCE Sul i mre care pete ap CASTO RI A aie ebetieny edamioadales $3.50 up West 42nd Street (Between 5th and 6th Avenues) West 43rd Street : learned to smoke at home ” ‘a presence.” For Infants and Children ule for YOU—wear the jantzen Shoe. if th Toe” “ver since you have °°" ty Uge For Over 30 Years sat ht ee ‘Aware vous 660 Sixth Ave., Above 38th Si Custom Bootmakers Over 50 Years Detective Says Osculations Lasted Seven Hours, One Every Five Minutes. (fipectet to The Kvening World.) ° WHITE PLAINS, N. Y., Nov. 20.— Buy War Savings Stamps During the trial of the divorce action brought by Edward L. Carey, a New York broker, against his wife, Mrs. Adelaide H. Carey, which has been on before Supreme Court Justice Mor- Schauser and a jury during the past seven days, and which will probably end to-night, Mrs. Carey went on the! Ss witness stand in her own behalf and swore that she learned to «moke 5th Avenue COMMENCING THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21ST. 34th Street swore that the charge of her husband | that she had been unduly affectionate nd friendly toward a United States pailor was a “wicked untruth.” Mr. Carey hired detectives from WNew York to shadow his wife and hey told of following Mrs. Carey and a bluejacket named Perry to Central Park, where one detective testified that he saw Mrs. and Bree p kissing for over s n hours, um- Kiting op over seven houty, Mum. We have ever held of Carey in the course of his questioning asked Mrs. Car “Now, Mrs, ¢ ‘ey, it has been tes- tiled to that on the Ist day of Sep-| tember, this year, that you together 9 with Mr. Perry, the alleged co-respond- ent, went t 1 Park and that] ey in rather pro-| tracted and a 8 4 and hugging. ye you smoked when you have had other company in your home?" Bignature of A Very Exceptional Sale To-morrow A Large Selection of WOMEN’S DRESSES at $27.50 Values up to $59.50 Comprising this season’s best styles, made of velveteen, wool velour, tricotine, serge and Georgette crepes, em- broidered, braided, beaded or plain tailored effects. Women’s Comfortable House Robes Of such wanted materials as Eiderdown, Corduroy, French Flannel, Albatross and Blanket materials in attractive models and colorings. Provide splendid price advantages at $4.95 to 16.50 Mrs. said that she was born in Virginia) and that her father was a Civil War . s s Commander in the” "United States An excellent opportunity to purchase a gener- Women’s Dainty Negligees, - $8.50 to 24,50 Nghe was married to Mr, Carey tn| ous supply for future needs or for Holiday gifts. A variety of styles to choose from, in Crepe de Chine, Satin Taffeta, Georgette and other dainty materials—prettily trimmed. ded in Brook- to the exclusive oN ee Bhat haa At Less Than Present Wholesale Cost. bile by a White ns woman, These | sailors Were convalescing at t Burke foundation, and in this way he. be- came acquainted ‘ accidentally” , the co-respondent, | She said the meeting came about through ber work for the War Com- | munity he object being to give en t and comfort to the sailors t the Burke | Founda how, on one} eccusio! ken @ carload of | wallors # see “Officer 666,” Valenciennes and.|| Women’s Street Real Point de and Evening Binche Laces Petticoats BREA ENE Lue ROMER OF he ealloreHie | Which would sell regularly New models and colorings, in “Were other women interested in from 85e to $22.00 a yard, Taffetas, Jersey Tops, Messaline Peer acs and Washable Satin, and took the sal sae by say ha oft Present excellent values sci d jal dt at Ll on the Second Floor, at 48c to 15.98 yd. at 3.95 and 4.95 er alone in the ear} | “Did you entertain sailors at your | own home?” “1 did, an¢ my husband knew about Sale of Women’s and Misses’ Boots On the Second Floor Very Special $7.25 pr. a or »e, of which oman and wears @ she is now cap and navy By Lawyer “It has been WE have taken from regular IIE. leathers included are Dark stock a number of this sea- Tan Russia, Black Calfskin 9 600 son’s smartest models, which will and Patent Coltskin, many with ’ be CLOSED OUT at the above buckskin tops; military or Louis | low price. XV. heels. ““McCreery”’ Silk Shirts ise [$3.95 | | Hand Bags Make Useful Gifts er fratieatgl | Kine $3.95 Quality | A Sale of Fine Chiffon Velvet Bags | | Copies of Dutch Silver mounted models in pierced Cupid design— | all silk linings—seven inches wide by eleven inches deep; val. $15.00 Special at $9.75 A GROUP GF CHIFFON VELVET BAGS New models with covered or fancy frames, provide a saving of one-third 7,200 at $2.85, 4.85 and 5.95 , ‘McCreery Madras Shirts LILY OF FRANCE CORSETS | Are constantly being featured on the Second Floor. ] regularly 5.00 and 6.50 A careful selection of qualities Open Satat lay Evenings | 1¢4S5T,L, STATION At CORNER FISHER F Disturbed sieep usually comes from some form of indigestion. Strengiher the stomach and stiraulatc HESE perfect-fitting models, embodying workmanship of the highest the liver with a course of ; excellence, are made of such serviceable materials as Coutil Broche, Satin, Mercerized Rubber and Silk Tricot, and range in price from Beechams. regularly 2.00 and 2.50 $4.00 to 27.75 { Pills An unusual assortment of patterns and colors Women’s Brassieres Suitable for Holiday Gifts Laraoat Sale of Any Medicine in, the World Are also shown in attractive models of Crepe de Chine, Washable ———— Satin, Allover Lace Embroidery with lace, at very moderate prices. UNUSUAL VALUES FOR THURSDAY: White Batiste Brassieres, 24/4204 85¢ Also of pink broche Tricot Cloth, lace trimmed front and back; V shape. Attractive Window Display, 34th Street. NO C.0,D.'S — NO APPROVALS -- NO RETURNS daee USE at UdLR WU spewse BNltie, oF Ceo Carry the ainei (Men’s Furnishings Department--Main Floor)