The evening world. Newspaper, February 19, 1919, Page 5

werrumumaauemerm. to receive such. ap Sfaduate of M Fight to Win! The Nation demands strong Lec oept women and robust ildren. isdom suggests that pea Co af means of safeguard- e vital ne es fee a up pel resistance, be SCOTTS EMULSION are “fighting to win” against the inrodds of weakness. Seott’s, abundant in tonic- nutrient properties, builds up the bedy by Nature’s methods. Scott & Rowne, Bloomfield. N.J. 18-14 Mae: the oil from corn, is as pure and delicate as the daintiest foods cooked in it or served with it. Ask your grocer for Mazola Cook Book containing dozens of delicious re- cipes. CORN PRODUCTS REFINING CO. P. O. Box 161, New York ( sust wie water) and a water Y rontains powdered buttermilk . wait—no waste TAFT AGAIN ON YALE STAFF. Ex-President Will Jteturn as One of Faealty Next Fath “ Harnessed to Pedler’s Wagon, ROGER, OLD.RAGER, DEGRADED, SHOWS BURST OF SPEED He Resented It, and Is Pursued by Auto for’ Mile and Half. Roger couldn't say anything about it, but he probably felt the ignominy of his position when he was put to drawing a vegetable dealer's wagon affords definite help to those who | o last week, For Roger was once a race horse, with a small army of emen to keep him in trim and ac ned to the plaudits of thous- ands as he breezed past the judges’ stands at the metropolitan tracks. Roger was being driven up Sev- enth Avenue this morning by his new ", George Cargtulo of No, 146 90th Street, when he decided to cut loose with some of his old speed. With Cangivio hanging limply on the reins he raced past 111th Street while other vehicles hurriedly made way for him. At 116th Street Traffie Policeman Golden, who was guarding the street for the passage of schoolchildren, made a dive for Roger's bridle, but missed, Golden picked himself up, commandeered an automobile and set nt old steed welcomed the was one of those me- r bominations which had tied him to a vegetable wagon. He woul pW it some real speed. And he di He steadily lengthened the distance between him and the autamobile, while Seventh Avenue ‘crowds scat- tered right and left, a few of the » venturesome men making in- tual reaches for the bridle, and erybody shouting advice from the ful speed was it could not inued on, but ® exact its toll age was Though ts, the 1 and at had cov- half, the liceman e running and Roger ROSCOE Ss. CONKLING Quits, Nesigas From Attorney General's Staff at Albany, ALBANY, Feb. 19.—Deputy Attorney (THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, NER TR NE ee 5th Avenue James McCreery & Co. ON THURSDAY AND FRIDAY ‘‘“McCREERY SILKS’”’ Famous Over Half A Century The-Finest Silks the World Produces 5,000 yards Silk Shirtings in new styles yard 1.35 Special Value BROADCLOTH SUITING yard 2,50 Black Broadcloth Suiting,—soft Chiffon finish; sponged and shrunk. Unusual Offering WHITE LONGCLOTH length 1.95 Soft smooth chamois finish; good launder- ing material; 10 yards in « length. Exceptional Sale NOVELTY PRINTED GEORGETTE CREPE (Silk and Cotton Mixture) Soft non-crushable quality; in a wonderful variety of styles and colorings, 86 inches wide. yard 85¢ Annual February Sale WOMEN’S SILK & COTTON HOSIERY Women’s Thread Silk Hosiery with lisle tops and soles. Women’s Thread Silk Hosiery, fine gauge, superior quality. Women’s Thread Silk Hosiery, in Black, White and Colors. ,..777~ At Remarkably Low Prices Black, White or Colors. par 1,15 Black, White or Colors. pair 1,65 pair 1,95 Women’s Full-fashioned Black Cotton Hosiery..........6 pairs for 2,50 Annual February Event TOILET GOODS SALE Standard Makes Below Regular Prices 1919, eee 34th Street PONGEE BLOUSES Exceptional Values Special 2.00 Smart tailored model with roll collar and fastened in front with large pearl button . (Fourth Floot) 50 New Spring Models : C/B A LA SPIRITE CORSETS For Women of Fashion Correct and exclusive models are now on display, conforming perfectly to the d new silhouette for Spring; models suitable for street, evening or athletic wear for women or misses. An extensive line of models are shown for every type of figure—50 styles to select from; ma‘ 4 or Meck ; eS eee ee Prices range from 1.50 to 7.50 3 P ot ? ° de Extraordinary Offerings ve SHEFFIELD REPRODUCTIONS, | °” Below Regular Prices Double Vegetable Dishes with lock handle. Meat Platters: * regularly 11.50, 8.95 be h. . regularly 8.75, 6.50 . ANE c ocak larly 6.00, 3.65 5-inch. + regularly 10.50, 7. Bread Trays regularly ia tae, feqularly -16.98,°0 Cracker and Cheese Dishes. . . 4.95 19-inch. regularly 15.00, 11.95 regularly 21-inch. . regularly 17.00, 14.00 % Gravy Boats with Tray.:.......... 5.95 Open Vegetable Dishes mA eae wick T be? regularly 8.50 \ arly 6.00, "400 A! Meat Platters, well and tree design: Chop Dishes and serie Trays: .. regularly 16,00, 13.25 11-inch, ....00+ .regularly 6.00, 4.50 .regulariy 19.50, 16.00 13-inch. . . regularly 7.50, 5.75 regularly 25.00, 19.75 LGARAR fisevisees regularly 8.75, 6.95 Final Price Reductions HIGH-GRADE FURS Offering an unusual opportunity to secure desirable Fur Coats, Coatees, Capes, Muffs and Neckpieces at clearance sale prices. Natural Muskrat Model Coat made of very dark Natural pelts with Skunk collar ond cuffs. formérly 425.00, 325. ‘ neral: Roscoe S. Conkl ged to- soe oe Pe E NM . a Hudson Seal Coats with Skunk collar and cuffs... ve . formerly 525.00, 445.00 il & {CLE jar _ineral’ Newton NO'G: 0. Dis NO APPROVALS — NO'RETURNS Hudson Seal Coats with Skunk collar and cuffs formerly 465.00, 385.00 F it Ji RRy s & Co, of New] Pears Soap, scented cake 19¢ Lyon's Tooth Powder........+++..can 17¢ Cross Opossum Coats for automobile wear... . «formerly 185.00, 125.00, i ot the ehtet| Pears Soap, unscented. . seake 14e Frostilla bot. 17c Nutria Coats with Hudson Seal collar and cuffs. -formerly 425.00, 285.00 Ji. “il the} Woodbury’s Facial Soap. cake 18¢ Water Bottle: ea, 115 Hudson Seal Coat with Beaver collar and cuffs. . . formerly 445.00, 365.00 © (entr Cuticura Soap. . j cake 19¢ Fountain Syringe: ea. 1.15 Australian Opossum Coat for automobile we: formerly 365.00, 325.00 © er all eg) Gorham’s Silver Soap. cake 22¢ Ice Caps...... .ea, 74 Mink Coatee of dark Natural Sk formerly 425.00, 325.00 — Ammonia . bot, 27e Tooth Brush a, 19¢ and 29¢ Hudson Seal and Squirrel Coatee ormerly 285.00, 195.00 | x r Milk of Magnesia... » bot. 34e¢ Hair Brushes... a. 49c and 89 Natural Squirrel Coatees....... -formerly 285.00, 226.00 © Pepsodent Tooth Past tube 36c Military Brushes ..-pair 2.85 Mink Cape : . formerly 225.00, 185.00 a PROTA TNE OP AU AV AAG NG AGA Forhan’s Tooth Paste... -tube 39 Metal Water Bottles, . ea, 95e Natural Squirrel Ci ‘ape ; . formerly 275.00, 225.00 | | me Pyorrhocide Tooth Powder. . ..can 74¢ Squibb’s Talcum Powder........ -can 14¢ Skunk Cape,—finest quality | pe celts formerly 375.00, 285.00 — 2 n & e ki F 7 Moleskin Cape formerly 245,00, t | Specials 1 # $ Extra Special ; | Handkerchiefs, i ade = & at MicCutcheon’s Handkerchiefs Remainder of Entire Stock MEN’S FUR-LINED OVERCOATS At Decided Price Reductions ie Djer Kiss Face Powder All Shades 54¢ Box Ladies’ IL NE7 ed Wid Wa SO Wd NW Wed Vd a Hand-Embroidered Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, 25e, 35, 50, 65 and upwards. Lace-Trimmed, 25c, 50, 75 each. Real Madeira Hand-Embroidered, 35c, 50, 75, 85, $1.00 and up. 3 We would call attention especially to the 50c and 75¢ ig Mid-Winter Sale McCREERY “MASTER-MADE” FURNITURE, BEDS & BEDDING At Greatly Reduced Prices 4 | hw Bw ay BV BAY ranges. This selection includes a large variety of de- signs and unusual values at these prices. Hemstitched, and with rolled hems, in a variety of cords and tapes, 25c, 50, 75 and $1.00 each. | Men’s Handkerchiefs | | Men's Handkerchiefs in all the desirable widths of | hems and sizes. i Fancy Cords and Tapes, hemmed and hemstitched, | 50c, 75, $1.00, 1.25 each and up. Above are unusual values, as the prices are the same as we were selling these goods a year ago. Printed Handkerchiefs, 50c, 75, $1.00 and 1.25 each. | We have just received a shipment of these at $1.25, with a large number of very attractive designs and | hand-block printed. Fifth Avenue, 34th and 33d Streets, N.Y. | Bed, seven 1-inch filler rods; bright or satin finish. 29.50 Brass Bed, as illustrated, with 2-inch posts, Brass | | | | as illustrated; five filler rods with ornaments; satin finish. | | | | Z@inch posts, | Four-piece Louis XV. Model Chamber Suite, as illustrated, in Newby Walnut, including | 50-inch Dresser, Chifforobe, Vanity Toilet Table and Bed formerly 545,00 23.50 _ formerly $0.00 450.00 Black Horse Huir Mattresses; 45 Ib. weight. 39.50 Box Springs, 35.00 Deep tufted Box Couches; solid Cedar 29.50 formerly 35.00 | i} Four-piece Louis } Model Suite Mahogany, Walnut, or Ivory Enan including Dresser, Chifforobe, Vanity and bow-end Bed. formerly 395 325.00 Four-piece Louis XVI. Model Suite” in American Walnut, including Dresser, Chiffo- | robe, Vanity Toilet Table and bow-end Bed. formerly 5.00 | 395.00 formerly 470,00 Four-piece Louis XVI. Model Suite in Mahogany, including Dresser, Chifforobe, Toilet Table and Bed formerly 250,00 a 198.00 Nine-piece Louis XVI. Model Suite in Gray | Enamel with glass tops, including Dresser, Chifforobe, Vanity Case, Twin Beds, Night Stand, Chair, Rocker and Bench, 695.00 formerly 900.00 4 Layer Felt Mattresses with roll edge. 16.50 formerly 20.00 | Heavy Woven Wire Springs 12.00 Pure Live Geese Feather Pillows | cach 4.50 formerly 45.00 | Upholstered French roll edge. hair top with formerly 10,00 formerly 1 #.00 formerly 35,00 = a tel cis a