The evening world. Newspaper, February 25, 1919, Page 6

THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1919. GROWING DEAP. WITH HEAD NOISES? TRY THIS 16th SLAYER OF SAILOR IN HOLD-UP = lowed to plead GEIS UIGHT TERM) = ription a trin Nineteen West 34th Street Spring’s New Tailored Skirts Of Men’s Wear Serge and $ Wool Plaid—Very Special Vv a, Te. OY — of plaited and tailored models. novel pockets, new belts, braid trimming. Other very beautiful Spring Skirts of Novelty Si'ks at $10.98 to $20. fal ae ike OT CAKES or waffles with syrup is are so good you probably think S nothing can beat that combination. ir Honestly—if you like grapes—hot cakes 2 and Grapelade are so differently good that wn there is no comparison. Grapelade is really “honey of grapes.” It is stored up sunshine from Mother ‘ Nature's laboratory — plus the joyful sweetness of pure sugar, Skins and seeds are absent and also those sharp acid crystals, which Welch’s new discovery absolutely removes. “ You never before have tasted such a rich, wholesome, delicate grape flavor. It is as if Welch had added a new goodness to perfect grapes. Don't confuse Grapelade with jam or jelly or fruit butter. It is like none of these. But why wonder what it is like? Order a jar of your grocer to-day and learn its unusual goodness. 15-oz, Glass Jar, 35c,; 25-0z. Enamel-lined Tin, 50c. The Welch Grape Juice Company Westfield, N.Y. Ask the fountain man for a Grapelade Sundae lowing a hold-up in front of No, 827 Streat on Jan. 1, w guilty to man degree to-day n General Sessions. ed the change ivan for which Le Goef, the sailor, was killed, ther . fore, Assistant: District BOYS HOLD UP Two STORES. |ASK GRANDMA ABOUT Y” GIRL IS CITED FOR YOUNG WOMAN IS ROBBED mite eiad so see| BRAVERY IN AIDING | AFTER ESCORTS RUN AWAY air" sci "ta nen | a reine who rifled the cash register of $110 in to the Elmira Reform: felony. Hence the change in the ee ” iss Rhodes 2 cash and a Liberty. b 00, whit aiaaiad ence c vange in the} e' Se Si nodes at sh and a Liberty bond for $100, while ver and Bowel me and go, th good behavior, MAY charge, which was made on the gels,” Desert Miss Rhod they forced the proprietor to hold up his] yi pe. Cart. 1 "whic y er serving four- ne Sight of Holdup Men hands at the point of @ revolver. “ ut,’ ts now 8 recommendation of Brothers, with the | 8 A little later the sume boys, appar- Ha ded approval of the Acting District At- On the bank of Gowanus Canal In ently, held up Solomon Friedman in his A ie ngenious line ¢ ‘ : ailor shop at No. 230 Fort yoann’, te ' eg dla : torney, Alfred J. Tailey South Brooklyn wept a young woman as Kyla shop at prt Washington | years, brew! ” Sullivan was out on suspended | | Policeman Mato pd at 3A. M. to- oT sentence following his conviction of | aay etaile | Why Wait! Spring's Here, oR ™ carrying a revolver wit a per Rhodes, ewentyentne Farmers began yesterday prying up > mit when, with several compa the lid of Nassau County. Near-oldest e sald, n, @ companion of $ ndicted, The pob ip @ groUy Fr | years Fesidents gaia st was the earliest plough. 1 upa p of » sailos vf i ve a OUNN Gew atee heir recollection. tich, re- | di " npleted when John nf opratig Bt & you |" came in tas t to visit my sister garded almost. as binding as common he | sast New York, On the train I met is that St, Patrick's Day is the ‘ 1 | in East x ee. Jig Wednesday’s Specials ~fv2.. % Fashion Shop 5 A special purchase of high grade new Spring Skirts for sport, street or dress wear—in variety New button back models, self-tucking, —New Colors— | —Spring Materials— Black and White Black and Green | = Mannish Serges , Plaid Novelties Black and Tan Navy Blue | Spring Gabardines Stripes Black and Plum Grays | Wool Poplins Checks Write for new Grapelade rec- ipes specially prepared by cooking experta They are splen- r time to begin the season's soil ekling, another sailor was r Ja man from home whose name I have was gotting the better strugglé when Sulliv for | “He took me ran to his} to my sister's, and after+ pe PAaliciibad ey | got ok a a » Stanley’ He: Giibons t le ot Suilive 1 that he had wld-ap, He at the time Second oor ~Take & vevator the me down and my been concert Com my purse ST AVENUE AT 56TH STREET | A Sale of Our Entire Siock und the po rest would wai 4 mt r ee MOTHERS, 0 TiiS— | FUR TRIMMED COATS peste ppd alr pe ho ag on wear wand Chests Nothing Reserved had been disponed of to-day | in New York. 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