The evening world. Newspaper, February 7, 1919, Page 9

, THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1919. RIEGELMANN IS SILENT VIEA bree c veteran tf foregn wars WANTED RIDE IN POLICE ON DEMANDS THAT FUND ieatacn Serge ives ot toons AUTO AND GOT IT [f FOR WELCOME BE RETURNED ior. cb ii steatman ror emir eae Police Inapector Frank Morris a Pe ree ane ene Tam a London Greeley Paris es 0. 1234 BONWIT TELLER & CO, _ ae | man. I admire his courage and his | lost «new a » early He left Nothing to Say, Declares Brooklyn |stanch Americanism. He deserves | the car outside of his hom at No. 400 The Specially Shop of Onginalionay tll 4 and will have the support of all true |Weet istet Street, Mo had tnuttied } FIFTH AVENUE. AT 38™ STREET’ Fifth Ave. at 35th Street Borough President—Has Con- | americans who reside in the wor- {engine. But hardiv had he ta ference With Hylan ough.” |his coat when he heard the motor going, Established 1879 ; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Van Wy The In aw ast reet, both mom: | iv e4 what he was HEN asked about the mem- bers of the Brooklyn Vice | N® 10 “TAFFETA -MOIRE” tory Celebration Commit- | 0°" © Con sent) the man replied , ‘ fi tee who have resigned and have |‘) Joint posteurd saying they }t and 1 am going ¢ A New Idea in Misses’ Frocks “did not care to be con with | learst.” also asked that their contribu- tions to the present $40,000 fund be returned, Borough President | James 8, Lawson, who was active Riegelmann smiled and said po- lin the organization of Brooklyn's litely: “E have nothing to say.” | Contribution to the selective dratt any body controlled by Mr SATURDAY SALES For Misses ¢@ Girls Compose Frocks of ‘Taffeta-Moire” combined with serge, at 55.00. We anda and ce tigway the {atmy, resigned from the General Com ph a Frocks of “Taffeta-Moire,”’ a reporter, “that you have been re- | mittee. I decline to be on » small watered pattern in EVERYONE WELCOMES the return of Foulard to vogue—new dress made quested to turn one contribution |2"¥Y committes to welcome the sol-|! Alkali Makes Soap ba nnn ree with overskirt and daintily embroidered batiste gilet and collar is a ! over to the Red Cross, Is that | ders as long as Mr. Hearst dictates Bad for Washing Hair Mi] charming style for the semi-dress occasions of school and coilege. true? what is to be done.” bi 4 Misses’ sizes. 45.00 D. H. Lanman im resigning from the General Committee said: Most soaps and prepared she contain too much alkall, which is ‘IT have nothing to @ay,” swored Brooklyn's Borough Prest- Gant | “tat prompted to take this step MISSES’ CLOTH FROCKS Ow _ PLAID GINGHAM BLOOMER DRESSES—two she i with black in one particularly ARTTAELIVE “OnE permet En Ot colle, BUT—— as I do not care to serve on tho com- | saubee oes fee bctete ee oe ¥ 25.00 to 135.00 i made with collar and pipings of white Rep. Bloomers to match. e ‘ Before President Riegetmann | ™ittee, oven in a general way, when | se is just plain + ‘ j Shes 8 fo 14 yrs. 4.95 Thi eave out tits interview he had [the Setlons of Ite Mxecutive fuse Sefge, Tricotine & Poiret Twill Mi eo 1a vas i psi } 2) fHtuclen RRSIAH model with White caller. share ales 5 2.45 jan, Ut ocourred in a achedue cor |""Ouner members tes Geen | Yow com get. this pert drug store, size the engaging spirit of youth and chic. Some : A ier of the spacious room in the | committee whose resignations swere | ond 0 bad bv ed lest the whole are entirely Chinese in movement —— others of MISSES COATS of woot velour with large fur col Also silvertone, or plain City Hall, Manhattan, where the | received to-day were: Mra, He N "Bimaiy ‘moisten the hair with water diversified type with hand embroidery, ratine i Board of Estimate meets. Meeker, W jour without fur Misses Originally 49.50. 25.00 G JUNIORS’ COATS—plain. practical models, many of them double-breasted, made of desirable materials, in navy blue. Stes 13-15-17 yrs. Originally 29.50. 16.50 GIRLS’ COATS in warm Winter materials. Plain, practical models, many of ible-breasted Sizes 8 lo 16 yrs, Originally 19,50. 10.50 Arthur C.!and rub It In, about @ teaspoonf woalioati . . nbrink, Joseph! ll that le required. It mak applications, crewel work, beaded motifs and President from Brookiyn held a | N. May and Georg Moon, abundance of rich, creamy lather,| / astrachan embroidery. Sizes 14 to 18. whispered conference that lasted cleanses thoroughly, and rinses out! unttl all the other members of “HARKNESS'S MILLIONS coal. The hair drtes quickly and | the Board of Estimate had even and is soft, fresh looking, rom: | LEFT TO SECOND WIFE Nomi. ‘etic. "t'footns antares) | MISSES’ HAND-MADE FROCKS \ The Mayor and the Borough | Hare, Mrs drifted away. It was j them d panied by much emphatio ges. saa st avery partisle of dust, citt ad 65.00 Second Floor, | hin right and the Borough Pr ‘Noted — Sporisman' s Widow | dendruf.—-Advt, e to 135.00 i 600 P . f Child r) S h ] S Thien WOU Seale tAURSH fate ie Ne Counsel Ss as wv that are the last expression of daintiness tricate figuring on their fingers. | a : | and that possess an inherent delicacy and re- airs Oo ildren’s School Shoes {26025 0 12 isssy « snorunems motat sour | Headaches and that possess an inherent delicsey any | if + . | seemed to appeal strongly to the | spor | who died Jan. 23, lef Ca sed by fat 4 pathan: € , the ak tt “— are | a ] Boro. t 1 fortune of several million doll U: cultured to the finer things in appareling. rocks \ For G l rls & Boys ny | formerly M Eyestrain in shirt waist type of a Jersey weave crepe Georg- I fact, nid went in for nes of Erie, Pa ette, demure “Chippendale” prints in. si | 3 baestee Gupcighh ably * Mae ate are, permanently relieved time quaintness. Heeear ot laotg ried Sn tio J. Sullivan of the law firm of only by wearing correct 1 SS, 8 inen with delicious ¥ Several times he started with ables Lindsny & Fuller, glasses. It is dangerous to collars of filet-patterned drawn work, frocks with see area and by Bo Clady on lle ead eG ly |] neglect your eyesight. pendant strappings of European peasant-made method of removing one at a port published i ve vlH) Reliab’ teint Bedeninats aanbete : k . 5 time, finally demonstrated to | paper that Mrs. Harknc Il] by Ragltcced Eve Spapsaliee. cambric lace, silk frocks with decorations of a | Mayor Hylan that none was left | satistiea with the disposition of the ||]Correctly Fitted Glasses, $3 to $10 crewel and bead work. dq Of course, they may not have | vast estate | a “i; been discussing the Brooklyn | Mr, Harkness was twice married, | Jehiliché Sons. | Victory Celebration Committee, | His ‘arat wife, Marie Bl. Marbeck: | Established 57 Yara . . | whom be wedded in 1006, allowed 5 MISSES SILK FROCKS = | F : 184 B hn St : {$33.00 a your alimony ahe di. |{|New York: 184 Biway, ot Jenn ot bi F BROOKLYN OMENS «sie ees eb 39.50 w 150.00 | a bree David H 17 est 42 treet. —" ” | | | | eae ww lof the ute John s |{\Brooklyn: 498 Fulton St.cor.Bond St Taffeta, Satin, Charmeuse, Crepe | ; pid dest M Crepe de Chine, Novelty Sil | | DEMAND RETURN ae een ira ! Meteor, Crepe de Chine, Novelty Silks } FUNDS THEY CAVE aE ASE \ | Individualized types in an infinite variety of | s | original conceptions — introducing decorative H | | ioe bs gts yi in looped A aay - ii eas ia . ‘ er ONW (@} | skein silk, of fringe ings inserted in the \ (Continued from First, Page.) i B IT TELLER. fC i) tabrics, in embroideries of chenille, beading, silk, 814 to fo! : Academy of Music meeting which tot) $4 The Specally Shop of Onpinations i ratine, in dainty plaited self ruchings, in Russian j 5 073 10 1072 om Eee Livate, para a . ¢ F epee rae 12 10 2 \to the Hearst assault on the Jonas| Bs 2] ao S ™ S BEN r i H fy H 3.70 olid leather tan shoes of our standard t Loe eee ees als eee te FIPTH AVENUE AT 38™ STREET | Laser a ha boon ies and tunics } } . quality built for active service 4.40 |lier that counterfeit tickets wore used | veaded with tucks. sizes 14 to 16, | 7 | by the persons who tried to bre k up | ahs at 7 } Fourth Floor, Third Floor, | |the meeting and prevent James M.| *7 Will Close Out Saturday | i : ? ‘ Beck from speaking. support | MISSES’ SILK DUVETYN FROCKS | 7 syepr Paw 2 \this belief Mr, Hynds says that when a Poon \ Whew . | You Never Pay More at Best's Hicacdre ware caened:e orawd of a6) WOMEN’S WINTER COATS | An entirely new collection of Spring Modes in : OnRUpIeS strictly tailored and demi-tailored styles. | 1 [aieturbunce and Fur Trim’d Coats Formerly 49.50 to 59.50 29,00 \ | | Velour and loupine. Some have collars of self material. | MISSES’ EVENING & DINNER FROCKS cause 95 per cent, e “Jeune Fille” in spirit and development—frocks 1) euma ism | came back with ¢ Fur Trim’d Coats, Formerly 59.50 0 65.0039,00 | which carry a debonaire chic in line and treatment. on which "I discovered that the ink ’ |was still wet Velour and other winter coatings trimmed with nutria fur. Th Js me to belle Bl lccaas: inet thes Waraloounter MISSES’ TAILORED SUITS Buea ala stlekets aant eit Huth Fur Trim’d Coats, Formerly 59.50 to 79.50 44.00 55.00 t 150.00 | Has Got to Go There is health and happiness in sight that he ha Velour and f{rost-glow. Some have collars of self material. | a ; er for you poor sufferers from this dread ation. and These suits are developed in serge, tricotine, fal disease, ‘uhrow enn Poirct twill, vari-colored checks and silk duvetyn Forget ye | Bar in the favored shadings for spring wear. 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