The evening world. Newspaper, January 10, 1919, Page 21

THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 1919. Tea ° typiea hoe details of the mill, wit? | downward into enormous ladles an¢ ‘OUCH! CORNS! |Rabaud Leads |G. Pearse Ennis |'jrisint citore sortsonat| sete the cet eh i Boop LIFT CORNS OFF In Novel Works Steel Paintings) ) (2.0 ese es 4 Poh fe frais ae | ! furnace with its reddened steel that r e ea - mi hrows off great clouds of smoke and in By Sylvester Rawling. | By W. G. Bowdoin, | Rteam that roll upward with innit in it H JAN UARY SALE NOW ON Hl bap RABAUD, the new French! George Pearse Ennis is showing a| Bie a ino Site anita t ; conductor of the Boston Sym- dozen of his oils mado at the Bethle- | iniddle « 6 0 A HM i no #! ¥ to tem Bteel roves and x iustiead ride of the inthe owt nt uN side air Iphere sureharged with heat. Peth- | were showr Extraordinary Opportunities for Saturday tudio, in the | jehem itself is revealed in a section! of Art, Washington, aro also cata- emiidcen| RU SAUCE Muslin Underwear, Ready-Made Garments and woris a nstienen food nose: | MUSTARINE CONQUERS TONSILITIS HOUSEHOLD DRY GOODS sical gor'tat stain "gan on weave ben PLEURISY, LUMBAGO AND NEURALGIA All at Special Prices Chis arat movement deals| tho spectacle of stecl making. {Kilts All Paine and Aches in| morta", planter, and te mage of tea Of Further Interest Advance Styles in Apparel and Advance Showing of night was at Miss Alice Suds s novel, But it Sherwood, No. 58 W 1t compelled until Jan. 10. respect by its worth, It bewan with| Mr. Enn D'Indy’s “Wallenstein,” a trilogy based works 4 Jupon Schillor's 1 jand ¢ wily orchest (terest The first mover | with Wallenstein’s camp, the second | |with Max and Thelka ( ft that | mini), the best of the thre th the death of W ; | sore, touchy corn off with \ e our own Cony The olorful are robust and highly | Half the Time It Takes Lini- | \;"', y glow with the fervent 4 * |heat of the h furnaces they enow | ments, Poultices and Plasters. | ©" the movement of the molten motal arms ¢ into the ingot moulds, the| Merve Mustarine te teed by tens of thousanda of Doesn’t hurt a bit to fi 1919 Dress Cottons ‘a | Nowin fingers | ter,” an orches-|Process 0} ng. the mig | itasy based upon the poem by | crucible quality of blowing Walt Whitinan, an interesting as well|stecl, the creating of torpedo heads, | furnaces and a long train ish suite of the sixteenth jof steel-producing processes. “Tapping Furnace Into Ladles” is Brief Mention of Boys’ &F Youths’ January Sale Economy Specials Tan BIN TAR gcnsitans ink thee id= eullante JST RIT Clo th ing For Saturday ninutes—wome statement, but as aecholarly composition. Next there} the b! was an Bi century by Farnaby and anonymous 4 English composers, arranged by Mr. Seren ; ; Silk Underwear : Rabaud from music found in a vir- The Boys’ Section is fairly overflowing with Bins $1.18 Crepe de Chine and Satin if ginal book of Queen Elizabeth, A bit] values in suits for boys of all ages, from which we Camiso! torre . 88 too modernly, sophisticated, perhar have selected for Saturday's selling the following is Lol leased Mr. Rabaud mada it, but it breathed | items at special bargain prices: $2.94 Wonws dada Ot er BOYS’ SEMI-NORFOLK SUITS-—smart Suits for graduation in every | (Bloomers...........ccseees freo and tuneful, calling up memor- Variety of new patterns, color and novelty mixtures excellent tailoring | $5.68 Pink Crepe de Chine ies of Purcell and tho Morris dances and finish—some have eatra trousers—a number of different styles Envelope Chemises 3.94 | At tho end there was B s “King 9 to 18 years—- $2 8 Crepe de Chine Envelope 1 1 Le 4 adays, overture, not often heard now- Our regular 48.74 F.3O Our regular s14.50.. 91 2.48 o emises... ciegti Oe Our regular 99.74....-8.50 Our regular 810.50... 1B.50 | *2:68CrepedeChineEnvelope, » 4 | Our regular $18.50 see cecvecececesess, HOBO | $5.68 Pink Crepe de Chine 3 ; agic’ Apply ttle 4 Fey 8 ti, Rabaud's ality and ef- fective inne $ a conductor yy tantly that corn stops hurting, then \\t') mors apparent than at his ‘test LITTLE BOYS’ OVERCOATS BOYS' OVERCOAT S~—wool Poy iy Bae see Petticoat 4 you lift it off with the fingers. No pain sie atall! Try itt thie — Why wait? Your druggtst sells a Damrosch began the con tiny bottle of Treezone f sufficient to rid your corn, and wool khaki and) fancy viot kha ov mixtures and cheviot $5.94 Women's Pajamas coatings = double — breasted | overcoatings—styles inclu ats | which button to neck=full or | Women’s House Dresses | 12 to IS years Women's House Dresses— | half-belted and newest pockets ii) js belted back convert. n the lot and $8.74, . Symphony or a few cents, ible collar our reg. $1.94 Sale Our regular $16.50... £2.50 our reg. B24 riy Our regular 418.50 14.50 our reg. 82.04, 00 Our regular $19.50. 16.30 Otte tes: PT ize Blanket Ri Boys’ Blue Serge Suits “UF FER. AB.TH cesses our reg, 89.50 ot of every hard oft corn, or corn between the toes, sat al! ‘ 50 o symphony, 1. Roosevel nod reverently tw STRENGTH FOR | 2 2.8 Sass “ymy was Tchaikovsky's fi/th, | {the beauty of which was admirably ' ‘ 50 & 14.50 alluses, without 6: Suits boys want for graduation, and which are to be found $3.47 Flannelette Kimonos. * | e else in New York in such ments and at such low prices us ‘i ut by Mr. Damrosch and} | them, the most inexpensive as well as the higher priced suits, are Comfortables : style, including plain, fitted and military backs and variously cut $4.37 Silkoline Comfortables Al trousers ure fully lined, superbly tailored and finished, sizes (a 18 years ee a eer ee erechn ae hea 9.74.. O41. 13.50 11.50 ond 16.50 $7.47 Full Size Sateen = | "i he ent A SPLENDID LOT OF BOYS’ MACKINAW COATS—brown, blue Comfortables............4. 55. fi How Lydia E. Pinkham’s Veg- |‘ lg weve and gray overplaids in smartest tonings —Our reg. $11.98 8.50 our reg. $8.90 oe { , etable Compound Restores ee ai YOUNG MEN a (ade vts . ent tyles—double breasted SEE TODAY'S EVENING H Health and Strength. | sient Spat models—navy, Oxford anc her noveltic JOURNAL OR TELEGRAM FOR ' + the Me ' Values to 235.00... 24.5O Values to $24.50 18.50 OTHER JANUARY SALE ITEMS fa Ch soecctcneuedaaeaeead night. tiv ae wAfter rth of my ae i wan’ FP Salter: tie \s | | rot able to stand on my feel wa A eroOBINe. bas A New Lovel a i al of Bee cs BO i very SATURDAY-ONE DAY SALE yeh s gt 5 AS Bgl ind or hardly tak ¢ | IV Wass yawre Farerel he Mig’ | For Graduation res care of my baby S cu ‘ ; : ‘ j id One of iy neigh | Snel ong ae aan nibbone Winter winds make veils a necessity of comfort as He a Oke) Hl rocaded ‘Hash and isle Bow well as fashion. Here are veils to adorn both the Binknuntay Wore Mtb me which | are iy rect i hat and the woman, at prices which will permit the | Tinsk (cand weed The LAHAER CREE ROWS whilaeee purchase of as many as she requires. o¢ Te- F : Evala Ey Blink fan nie ean te adil MESH VEILINGS—plain and fancy meshes, also with motif } | aattye Waan) and I pot bet e is is and 64 red—Dlack, navy, taupe and brown—our reg.a2...... 08 } ter right away and was soon a new Hair Bow Ribbons... Special .4 i ¥ 4 q woman and could work hard, and 1 | h Ribbons Special TUXEDO VEILING—sero!l and | CHENILL DOTTED VEILINGS 4 mend these remedies ' i tikes datane ie and filet meshes, i M thers who are weak || Ribbons at Special Values ther designs, including borders | He 72 nd ailing as I was."—Mrs, Ora O. }} An unusual lot of white satin and chenille dotted patterns | DRAPED VEILS — of various i lve Rowers, Gat S. Hosmer Street, Lan- striped ribbons is offered for Wack and color | eg fie chenille dotted Des ant, Mich : : Saturday at t special prices, i x circular veils— ae ENTE Ursmuarnee conti tio nis 28.32 Bd BS our reg. A and $2.0... BG | Gur reg. AT sevsesseseees OF : fer from weakness ds pain but mn : ‘ : i. profit from her experience and give » a this famous root and he nr dy, be- vd 1. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com- January Sale Savings on 1, a trial S ggestions in regard to your condition write Lydia Pinkham Medicine Co, Lyne The result nts may om bf CORSETS Fine Coutil Corsete—up-to-date wey of their 40 ye perience is at Miller'y Antiseptic Oi, ne H models featuring styles laced in 5c your service v | 5 | /parommanut? front or back—some with elastic tos: | eo urdunlaeiieel f ; ie " in dail inserts — ribbon trimmed — sizes | wea wis in these fascinating hats are coming in daily 20 to the lot— ve KIDNEY TROUBLE NOT to tell us in charming fashion the very latest ideas of the our reg. 88.00 and $10.00... 5.95 4 designers for present midseason wear and advanced Spring White Corsets—fancy or plain ae EASILY RECOGNIZED vin vosttivety metiere rain in vow styles. Hf vou are contemplating a trip you will find among Biiplilehigh aed eadiums Hele pee ‘ Besse eoree em ou ‘ West of Pisth them, just the right hat in which to travel, and others to wear modely—sizes 19 to 28 in ‘cat Applicants for Insurance Often ii, iumbago, sore, stil! and swo' at the end of the journey. the lot—our reg, $5.50...... 2.23, cr. pein van ‘eae WOMEN’S TENDERFOOT SHO ome An examining physician for one of | Ps wruslly disappears ay it by mag Ei 00 bs rastice) | Sayings on SATURDAY. i re CALERA CRT ear CaP VP (Ga smartness and economy make ‘Tenderfoot Shoes the most desir Dress Woolens =4 | ie able that any woman can wear, They are scientifically constructed, artis If You Buy Now A One Day Sale gue tically designed and specially priced that you may enjoy these superior qualities You Buy Wisely and Well. ret Dark brown hid, with brown cloth uppers. New Jong vawp lasts. High French heel es ee nN Prices that mean enormous savings are partinniarie ‘ or?® m repor I E Penamas — tan, brown, olive, featured in this sale of fine furs, which includes a nists who are constant Al A to he myrtle, Burgund, v variety of pelts most fashionable for wear with f Lee, oveh with the public, there Sizes e Widths and black—-our reg. $1.98... We Winter and Spring costumes. be Abin co hut has been ¥ 42-inch All-wool French Ser : | att? Smart Dress Shoes for Stout Women. en ey and Uke Hah SCARFS ae fine Wwill—our reg. $1.97.. 2.GG| | A comprehen ps SET i Go and §- and 42-inch Novelty Plaid hd lL ROP REL PRIN ARE N . he Model A Model B Mr ainene rare alia alae MUFES ine Hu! wlio: foal In eet 6 95 9 95 Moh Le HUDSON SEAL AND NUTRIA MUFFS~—formerly $19.00 13.50 | unch Pensa AN caniedy MOH eee . ° 42-inch All-wool Diagonal Serges MUFFS OF VARIOUS FURS ~ a clearance of many handsome ched eo te Laced models, in black kid, with gray cloth || Laced model, all dark tan, kid, also black pellant: weasec HeANy. Wal tno ‘ A wit Vr 9.00 ys of Phase tops also same model in all black kidskin. | | kid vamps, with dark gray kid top. | Pg ee aa Jarinery PbS ead : | 1 abt in | rS ‘ n seid HEALTH “pat > SATU , ; was Dae Ba re —-~ Medium round toes, medium high heels and welted soles are important features of both of these ING SPECIALS TOMORROW, SATURDAY, Until 1 P. M. NY w samniple bitte, x i inodela--Slaes 4 to 9, Widths, D, E and EE, io prevent deslere buying; qua rf 2 gee York | hha danse = Z I $3.95 Men's Flannel Shirts 2.00 | $13.50 Boys’ Suite 91018 ys 10.86 | Children's Union Suite a 1 ~ "WW tava & ' M i ree net. Cre ae AW ke FAMOUS TROT-MOC WINTER SHOES nee: BE | : | varangn amie th 1000- | Get aN e be * (o/ le ' NB, Of Tan Moose Leather $3.50 Men's Root's Underwear 277 | ‘ oried Persistent Cough € ‘ Tey | For Boys and Girls P , | $21.75 Young Men's Suits 17.95 | Aha re ae wn i? These ure quite the most comfortable and sensible shoes made for | dd yirls—they are fs ep | f specially noted for their sturdy wearing qualities Seq Masi Cait Nits Beatace 1aa |G etnias i. i | bor Girls’ Gunmetal Shoes Medium ' $1.15 Men's Winter Caps ge | 81:8) Children’s Palomas 4.18 | 53.00 Boys’ Lace Shoes