The evening world. Newspaper, November 29, 1918, Page 12

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Ad dress Mun: s Laboratories, Fifty fourth and Columbia Avenue, Philade phia.—Advt. specific mostly Gray Hair | Msi: ffealth 119 Mmith Street \ — for reatoring natural color to gray oF | SUNDAY WORLD WANTS \ aed ar, oye dandtufl and as WORK MONDAY WONDERS Seetaae hos, Saray eth Start today to buy War Saving Stamps ‘sen | —records which Victor Black Label Double-faced Records 10-inch, 8Sce each 16996 { Adeste Fideles (with Chimes) Trinity Choir ibe te the World Trinity Choir Hilo Irene West Royal Hawaiians Wailana Waltz (Iawaiian Guitars) Pale K. Lua-David Kaili Cohen at the Telephone pomey Bernard 18029 } Goldstein Goes in the Railroad Business 17767 Barney Bernard iM Md Night (Violin, 18389 {ei Neapolitan Trio Christmas Hyrans( Harp) Francis J. Lapitino 18430 { U.S. Field Artillery March = Sousa’s Band Liberty Loan March Sousa’s Band Just a Baby's Prayer at Twilight 18430 Henry Burr On the Road to Home, Sweet Home Percy Hemus We Last Long Mil e Charles Hart and Shannon Four K-K-K-Katy Billy Murray I'm Sorry I Made You Cry _ Henry Burr 18462 { Ore Day in Sane. Campbell and Burr Smiles—Fox Trot _Jos, C. Smith's Orchestra 18473 { Rose Room—Fox Trot Jos. C, Smith's Orchestra Bluin’ the x Trot I Disisland Jazz Band 18483) sensation Rag— ‘Orieinal | Dixieland Jazz Band Oh! How I Hate to Get Up in the 18489; Morning hs i Oh! Frenchy! Arthur Fields is ForYour ond MyBoy Peerless Quartet i 184941 When You ye Back Raymond D Dixon and Orpheus Quartet Victor Black Label Double-faced Records 12-inch, $1.35 each While Shepherds Watched 35412 Victor Oratorio Chorus It Came Upon the Midnight Clear Victor Oratorio Chorus pete from the Realms of Glory Trinity Choir Oh, Little Town of Bethlehem Trinity Choir Sing, O Heavens Victor Mixed Chorus 35661 { I Upon the Midnight Clear Victor Mixed Chorus Missouri Waltz Jos. C. Smith's Orchestra Victor Records for December For the holiday season we offer a selected list of “best sellers” have made so universal an appeal that we have been unable to supply the demand. Among | a sure to find some numbers you have been waiting for. 35663 , Kiss Me Again—Waltz Jos. C. Smith's Orchestra Victor Purple Label Record 12-inch, $1.25 70061 Roamin’ in the Gloamin’ music you wish to hear, Saenger _vict Harry Lauder | 88561 Any Victor dealer will gladly give you an illustrated booklet describing these records and play any Voice Culture Records are invaluable to vocal studente—ask to hear theme Victors and Victrolas in great variety from $12 to $950, Victor Talking Machine Co., Camden, N. J, “Victrola” is the Rogisterea Trademark of the Victor Talking Machine Company designating the preducts of this Company ealy. THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, t | rleal productions, Nas been sued for FELIX ISMAN, WEALTHY divorce by Mrs. Haze! fsman, to whom more than four . Her papers IS SUED FO FOR DIVORCE. were Med in the Supreme Court. Me. Isman is as well known in Philadel- phia as in New York. Mrs, Isman alleges in her complaint that Mr, Isman was frequently seen with a woman unknown to her and | alleges acts of misconduct in a Broad- way apartment house, Afiixed to the complaint is an affidavit by a process | server stating Mr. Isman was served j with the papers in the action at No, 1672 Broadway. | In the last ten years Mr. Ieman has none of the lary real estate t in this He also red the construction of several atres, ——_ | ACTRESS IN THEATRE JAM. Mins Menken'’s Ar | Throng» An Wor | The management of “Three Wise | Fools’ was wise enough to put in a “puazle” advertisement in The Evening World on Wednesday with the an-! ne ment that the firat nine guessers | of the Purzle would get two free tick- | Jets from Miss Helen Menken, the lead- jing woman of the show at the Criterion ‘Theatre, By 4 o'clock In the afternoon more than a thousand answers had been received by mall special delivery, by M : telegraph, telephone and by hand. rs. FELIX (SMAN | There was « Jam at ihe stage door of ‘Theatrical, Production Backer Ace |the Criterion when Mias Menken left on A that afternoon and the lady got t cused by Wife He Married Jembrace of her life on the way to hi Four Years Ago, she had to be attended by Dr t.for a dislocated arm, but Felix Isman, wealthy real est usual that evening and und backe twice on Thankagiving Day. of many thes An excellent investment and a patriotic duty em you will be Victor Blue fares Double-faced Records (0-iach, $1 each 45135 Ges Star Span Banner Reinald Werrenrath omen t ace Mark ; cy Ma: anas{ & iit, Holy Night ‘Trinity Chair France, We Have Not Forgotten You 451. sf Lambert Vl Pray For You Olive Victor Blue Label Double-faced Records 12-inch, $1.50 each 55066 4 Lucia—Sextette Victor Opera Sextette "| Rigoletto Quartet Victor Opera Quartet American Fantasie—Part 1 $5093 om y Victor Herbert's Orchestra American Fantasie—Part 2 Victor Herbert's Orchestra Victrola Red Seal Records, 10-inch, $1 each 64637 { Dixie Mabel Garrison and Victor Male Chorus c4ese { All the World Will Be Jealous lio de Gogorza 64693 Le Mar seilaise a sh Dt resser Nias . { Keep tha Home-Fires Burning Sa ae deste Shery Ero noo e Sweetest Story Ever 64708 { Sophie Braslau Victrola Red Seal Records, 12-inch, $1.50 each 4 74163 Humoresque (Violin) Mischa Elman 74198 { Open the Gates of the Tempe wil ven jiame 74420 { Carry Me Back to Old Virginny <f Alma Gluck and Male Chorus 74424 Aida—Heaverily Aida! Giovanni Martinelli 74425 { I'll Take You Home Again, Kathleen {oR Clarence Whitehill reese Adeste Fideles (with Chimes) ¥ John McCormack and Male Chorus Harlequin’s Serenade (Violin) 57 | em Zimbalist Amelita Galli-Curci in G(Piano) Ignace Jan Paderewski ¢ Maria (Schubert-Wilhem)) (Violin) Jascha Heifetz Victrola Red Seal Records, 10-inch, $2 each 87107 { Whispering Hope Alma Gluck and Louise Homer 87221 The Rosary Ernestine Schumann-Heink 87264 Where is My Boy To-Night Louise Homer 87294 Over There Enrico Caruso Victrola Red Seal Records, 12-inch, $3 each 8113 { Madama Butterfly—Some Day He'll Come Geraldine zarnes Holy Night Enrico Caruso rola |, rat 2 Wis: ii Wil saieasini AH AA hd E are offering this week a comprehensive aliotment of our newest styles and fc rics, specially priced for quick selling. 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They are thankful, though, that Ma buys their shoes at the CAMMEYER “SHOOKIDS” SHOP, because they know they have solid comfort in them. ' | Children’s Tan or Black Calf Shoes ' ‘ { ' ' ' i i ' ' | ' \ ‘ ' | ' ' Of finest quality Tan or Black Russia Calf, laced; made on broad, comfortable jasts, with welted leather soles and spring heels Sizes 6 Sizes 8!) to 8.. to Il veveees Black, 3.50 Tan, 3.75 Black, 4.00 Tan, 4.65 Girls’ Tan or Black Calf Shoes Of finest quality Fan or Black Russia Calf, laced; made on bro Sizes 11!5 to 2 1, comfortable lasts, with welted leather soles and spring heels Black, 4.50 Tan, 5.50 Very Special Girls’ and Boys’ Tan Shoes y shoe, one that “knock: 3.75114 ill stand rough treat- as well as Dress Shoe. 4.25 214-6, 5.50 ) “Sanoedae a Shoe Means Sune = 34" oh New Yorlc FTER Thanksgiving day*+the ther- mometer usually tends downward. . We have a liberal provision of over- coats for a!l the variations of weath- er down to the zero point. A haven of comfort, tasteful de- signs, dependable materials and mod- erate pricing sum up the attractive- ness of our showing of overcoats for men and young men-—every desir- able weave, including Imported Montagnac. Army officers’ uniforms ready fcr service and to measure. BROKAW BROTHERS 1457-1463 BROADWAY AT FORTY-SECOND STREET EMER EOS ORE CO COCO OME PEACE ON EARTH. Now that the screeching of shot and shell has ceased and the cannon mouth grown cold, and the Great War is but an echo; now that “Peace on Earth, Good Will to Men” takes the place where grim hatred stalked before—the joyous reunion of husband, wife, mother, son, lad and lassie will make this of all others the CHRISTMAS BEAUTIFUL ana bright Will burn the logs upon the hearth, and the eyes of those gathered around the Christmas Tree will speak the happiness of hearts which hold the knowledge of work well done, and even those whose boys are still “Over There” will feel the spirit of Christmas bridging the wide Atlantic and linking souls that even distance cannot wholly divide. THE SUNDAY SUN-—?te Christmas Number—will help you celebrate this Christ- mas of Christmases with its beautiful twelve page Rotogravure Section; its sixteen page rv) book section, with a wealth of knowledge about books and Christmas books; its incomparable special features of most notable characters, not least among them a remarkable article on “The Future of the Airplane.” And wonderful special articles and features of particular in- terest to women SEE SERS ES ES ERS iy “en PUBLISHED DECEMBER IST, 1918, THE SUNDAY SUN Christmas Number Order Your Copy To-day CERO REESE EES WO SRI RAFIASAS HS RSRIRIRIRIAD Roeeeoers ot 3 ©THE NEW YORK WORLD. , SETS THE PACE oo