The evening world. Newspaper, March 29, 1919, Page 5

TAs BV ENLNG WU, CAsU Mw AE, MMU 4), soso, IPIAT {CT GUGGENHEIMER 1S DIVORCED “AAD p NEY eee Urreacus | Monday's Sales at “PUNETS TATE, [ cama) FROME SUT | ————— Monday—last day—for the Red Cross Clothing Drive. Send your | other coat. Your fellowman is shivering for it in Europe. See 2 Monday morning papers for list of Red Cross Receiving Stations. | Because after the war the Government had to sacrifice raincoat material it had provided for soldiers— 300 Double Texture Raincoats for Men . $3.95 . Cemented seams, big pockets and a good high collar, are features which men will like in these raincoats. Any man with a car will want one, too, for the times when he Mrs. Kirkpatrick's Woman As-] sailant Sent to Workhouse— No More Court Leniency. Mrs, Mary Kirkpatrick, wife pt (he Vice Presidential candidate on the| Socialist ticket in 1916, announced to-| day in Jefferson Market Court that; she was through with the S« alist Party forever. ' Brooklyn Man Says U. S. Avia tor Wrote it to Wife— His Third Action. Dear Punkins” ts the latest term |of endearment to find its way into |the records of the New York divorce \< ourts, )| It made its appearance to-day the divorce suit fi by D. Lewis Mattern of N 636 it ist Street, , Brooklyn, against Mrs, Frances Mat tern | Mattern deciares that “Punkins, the best of his knowledge ~ Magistrate Grocht after hearing the testimony of M Kirkpatrick's charge that I Shore of N St. John's PI Brooklyn union picket, assaulted her in f of Mrs, Kirkpatrick's millinery sto igns at No. 30 West 26th Street, March 24, Punkinn’ jeter ta Willams be is tinkering with tires and gasoline and carburetors. As we said, ca he was disgusted with the an Gbiation officer ee | these raincoats are of government material secured at a sacrifice by rs i i ad ral : 1 whom he naities as co-respondent | =. 3 =. = | a New York manufacturer who made it up for us. lenient with them when brought be- | cat it : that t ; Mobetesha a <a ; Single texture coats would be unusual at double this price. But Mave tin suit, which was begun in February, M d t D H f these 5 are of DOUBLE texture, which will give ‘According (0 Mrs, Kirkpa Fe Vas TIIGTeACin kee setitet on ay---Las a y or better satisfaction and wear much longer. All sizes from 34 to 46. ablin was as har employe store to take them to a ball them join the union. Beeky she said, struck he Get ready Monday for April showers. 500 coats are all there are—barely enough to last out one day’s selling. Men's Shop, Down-Stair.s Store, New Building, near the Subway Entrance jyears. Suit No. 1, he says, be- | | gun on April 3, 1916, Hamm: Fege.5 oom ws| REFRIGERATORS | [vu dissbHtinued atlas HlasWits bas 113—at These Reduced Prices ‘I have always believed 1e A final decree of divorcee signed by k : WN AAUTG env ff the Magistrate. “Iam sorry for the |favor of Janet Beecher, the actress, | tuted on July 3 1916, on the same Length Depth Height lee C r} ts s : ¥ fo a Beech a8, ry, pt eight — Ice Capacity Monday J uesdav . Per Tae Beet aie) seta teint vei ae iy Ge, el, See a ioe enuine Shantung, 58¢ yar Ae (aeaes Ae ny aie he le acorenie k has just been filed in the Wes after the defendant had assured him $0 inches 22 inches 47 inches 110 Ibs. fi 39.00 i : % 4 a with the party and Tam going to|oester County Clerk's hat she would prove that she in-| 33 inches 23 inches 49 inches 135 Ibs 433.50 All silk shantung, in natural color, 32 inches wide--an importer’s overstock. Suitable for fight against it just as hard ast have | Vernon. nee Go cae jtended sticking to the straight and FRONT ICING STYLE dresses, blouses, linings, curtains, ete. It won't stay here long at 58e! asked mo to drop this ca }26th of each month. Last August Mrs, Mattern, who ix} 88 inches 23 inches incl Ibs. j | ‘ aR girls have threatened me, sayi ‘The decree was filed by Lawyer John | *#id to be the heiress of the $35,000 es- 4 inches 24 inches in Ibs. APARTMENT HOL YLE 18 inches 50 inches 90 Ibs. $25.00 19 inches 54 inches 100 Ibs. 28.50 “Phe tactics of the union girls in| PPort 20 inches 57 inches 110 Ibs ‘ this strike have been inhuman,” said | N¥aek and later he received a telegram say nches 21 inches 60 inches 140 Ibs 55.00 om : y ne Magistrate Groehl. “I have been i=] The defendant is forbidden to marty ling that she was en route for New WHITE MOUNTAIN REFRIGERATORS are sold in Boarding house owners and ma me and have tried to; be lenient. It | Guggenheimer ia allowed to resume ver] York. and requesting that ho meet! our regulur stocks the round. After Monday they will rsa a A sis aed Mere $ apparent that the le : her at a railroad station. Me bead be sold at their regular prices——the same as every other article al tc Lali LEN le After they ha ed at hon in the March Sale of House: have put more important peor [am out of business. But Ei the more convinced that it duty to fight.’ Street, as counscl|tate of her father in Fredericksburg, terlocutory de- | Va., told her husband that she wanted | 1918, following alto go to Fredericksburg to see the Neferco Io C, Dessar of | fo) the husband alleges. She went, | Larkin of No. 44 W: for the plaintiff. Heavy Full Bleached Cotton Table Damask at 44¢ yard gers of institutions are invited to take advantage of rized to look like lmen. Satin stripe, polka dot and Down-Stairs Store, New Building. #} maiden name Harry It tried to-teach have arr uggenheimer obtained af) Hereafter I shall giv City ‘Thurs- [on Aug. 18, Mattern ailoges, he found i ji ~ be 4 € the limit anal, 4a . ey City ‘Thura- jon Aug. 16, Mi re i Ash cases, golden oak finish, solid brass hardware (nickel-plated , € rire A Si sie oe newspaper has i out, an to when |read as follows: i | painted) enamel; removable trap and drain pipe. 2,000 yards of our standard 55e grade, inches wide. Some of it looks like printed Geor- Sttectea by mien (acient uss the ws aaa ohio ila Puritan Refrigerators, $23--were gette. Dozens of beautiful patterns in almost any color for afternoon frocks. “Lake Charles, Vea Lake Char ren “My Dear Punkine: Your letter }have been received and cajoyed. 1 ‘ Down-Stairs Store, New Building. shamber lined with whi mel, heavy tinned wire shelve ple ice rack and drain pip plated locks and hinge 19 in. dt 62 in. hig Ibs. lee capacity. Seventh Gallery New Building. Last Day--Monday e, golden ouk finish Becky Shoro was sentenced to tw Jays in the workhouse. m sorry that you gave me so m COLGATE BOND $1,000,000. ae ae Git arery ‘ ’ Jnot worth it. T notice that you ap- | |pear quite dasirious of coming down | js here and you say you will be. diray inted if T do not fofel you should ns | kers n Su a |Honey, it is absolutely unadvisabie White Plains to James Colby al fin Go. In tho first place, it on, wor nvolve several hundred doliary | In the petition the estate is valued at in expense . | ys oe other an a een ee You need all you have, no doubt, - 1 be asso- and Lam on the fringe of nothing of the « r nd | financially. ‘This wee kall the officer ut informat tainly none wil from me. of the Better Kind $10 to buy dinner sets at March sale prices; $15 to Pie . " - $25 for American porcelain; $27.50 to $35 for Eng- Offered Monday at bs lish porcelain; $65 for French china. | ” Four interesting spring styles; two hand-embroidered with skein silk; one plain tailored, the other with white satin chemisette. Tuere » prices, $20 to $80. Second Gallery, New Bldg. . . * to buy Knickerbocker Hard Water Soap at $1 for a doz ak ‘Tuesday's price jin my barracks have been confined ie ! Good, soft-finished all-wool serge. Navy blue and black. Sizes up to 44. 4 most un have you do so, over the week end because of untid | Similar models have been here specially at a third more and even at higher prices. don't Down-Stairs Store, Old Building Ra Nar carey ae . Ab ut a thousand dottare’ wort) of |/NOUr 3 Sloan’s Liniment will relieve} naveraasnory, with a nicely barberea | Malters re vary definite as rig » it on one application. and manicured young man inside,|next to impossible to secure your | pda caine GoWa DRGad WAS Cha REMAP Aivores even thouieh yeu may wan | Th i - It’s the world’s most popular coun-| causing Det Hymow and Daly, | in es ave Breviguely, Ment eneas Wi M ° soi ’ hindig +) your advise ther limited | | RSET Gre tnes Diet Gn AoRTtIna| a Cera [eames per ineea. wn Tater aNied 18) e Snow Will Melt Quickly pains and aches of those numerous! «yoy¢ external attacks which every man, e woman and child suffers from at one time or another. By penetrating without rubbing, it} Watson helps to scatter the congestion, re-|struck h sulting in a warm, tingling glow of|at Atlan comfort and ea Takes little tolyeara repenting the e turn the trick quick. Won't stain the! him. to. po: p dl'ye think Don For it was but rec | Collins, al ‘om?" “With Icve and best wishes, ly that Don mt.” | Yi Mrs. Ma n denies abs yin] Arthur Tourbillon, alias) 4 Counter affidavit, that she was too us any other name that) friendly with Hammann or with fancy, got out of prison|fred 1. Brown, who wa whern he h in an amended complaint 9 corespondent ‘ and it will be Se | Gardening Time Soon! oe | are oes a nice U efore leavin: Almost in a day the warm sun will 4 tt ee ee ae “i? GIRL OFF “TO BE MaRRED” | Comforters, Bedspreads | snow and the ground will then be in condition i jand “arres *s sake. All druggists, 30¢,! economy's sa *) consideration, several prominent me wipes #120 ergy sme sey teehee 3] SOUGHT BY HER PARENTS | and Blankets | planting. Better get ready in advance. The || | Sloan's lg ey ag a somaya cso aa At Good Savings anamaker Garden Store will help. Wsavietout Po aOnE staan asiend t 25 of them, cotton-filled, stitched Gardeners’ Necessities 1 spent two ‘or that led a Federal and then rela, Don was bre Broadway, m lukind, seventeen, of No. $6 comforters for $4 waiter or a British Lieutenant ills Avenue, Brooklyn, who has |} all over, figured designs, with plain borders. ; ‘ Hymes and Daly took a mental in seats altos a + Ne gens, plain are a little land, plenty of sunshine, . ‘A Kills Pain Iiantory of recent orimun andl sianrmd|( Mteata tei ore $3.50 bedgpre ds for $2.25; 275 of the pretty honeycomb Wanamaker Garden, Store Will help greathye All the Wee and of fools. In this lutter re - “| when the train of memory reached|was going out for a walk, ‘This note || Weave, double bed size, 81 x 90 inches, hemmed. tho kind that will give good service.” Metal purts are of good steel kecurely riveted te hella steed ny | Philadelphia, The ‘following facta | as found in her room: | $8.50 blankets for $5 pair; 130 pairs, cotton, all-white, | hardwood, : . eer securely riveted to handles of selected were recall Dear Mother ond Father—Please |f pink and blue borders. Monday Fourth Gallery, New Building A Cultivator | Garden wheeibarrows, $4.75 Good F | don't’ worry about me, Tart to be mare sbesties | thck ig au emast hoa, anil to $9. 300d Fertilizers YOUR SHOE EXPENSE a | ‘ 4 s seeder, plow and cultiva- bee ara paittoen are Important a P burg, disappeared on Jan. | repa ring or pri 'y | tor all in one, is the happy to $12. tai Wanamaker plant food, 10¢ “Tt has been quite an expense ti | yo ae $5,150 disap e S solution of many home- awe Sprinklers, 86e to $6. Piatt ary eae keep my boy in shoes because Hopp, Later feb was found honey. R d D tt gardening problems. — Its Hawn rollers, 826 to 69.60, ate, 100 Dig. Wery bard on them But snes Wearing | hv ing n'a! ey Pays ee educing Dress Cottons | | sien provi. Its | introns 3zb4nd $2. | Bane meal, Toc, to 100 shoes with Nealin Soles J ar N West gith Street with a ‘ They were S5e, $1-25, $1.50, $2.50 and $3 yard. | | $6.50 to $26, | t. Sheep manur 400, to yas be B24 % nor » had no money, bi ne |e her note, and . ’ F pi 4 ’ o s ¢ + 40c, Allison Allen of Amity, Arkansas Bola a Gdntensens Paine che |i eaveren Reema wn é Monday—40e, 75e, $1.50 and ard, ; A hand cultivator—the | sheurs, 400 to $1.2 | 100 Ibs., $4.50. On the importance of Neolin Soles | $5,150 and claimed to have been aniee 900 yards of novelty cottons, iss muslins, and fine | “Pull-Eusy” is a combination | Hedge pli $1. oO ee eas Lawn enricher, 5 Ibs., 40c, to as a money saving factor there are | roHBS 1 of Ie eat a tte ; tissues; the remainder of some very much liked importec nd | s Fake Apo hand cultivator, pe egg 7 oe ge 100 Ibs., $4. thousands of parents who agree with | OS DIE man came ta the, apart | American groups for the coming Summer use. pli ese ederim Wrap? ‘ sisi bic Steamed ground bone, 5 Ibs. Mr. Allen. Because Neolin Soles give Pa . id me he || Main floor, Old Building at will to be used as a rake or | 50c, to 80 Ibs. $3, y extra wear where most shoes wear out | Was 4 Federal ditective and that he ISN SOE? UE NR weeder, 65e, S0c und $1.75. | ‘Time to Plant these NSF Hiner lee ane quickest, they cut your shoe bills dos ©. I didw't have any cocaine : ; 3 Other Garden Helps Holland Grown Shrubs 100 Ibs., $3:60. sk for Nedlin-soled shoes when | 1 was not worried when. he F {t] ] Trowels, 16e to 40c. pt s a haa next new shoes are needed, either for | “d the place, But he found the | ine al ore ults . 40¢ to 70¢ These are the tested Lay ag | f be. T0c, to 100 ee et anan a neuf Bee tagirtn ther iee eon ant | {Pointed or onion hoes, § kinds we import ourselves Nias cha oda, 1 It get them at any good shoe store. Ani smash in the jaw and’ Went | | Malleable rakes, 50¢ to 65¢ | evel 104 Jirectl Nitrate of soda, 1 Ib take your worn shoes to the repair shop $69.50 to $275 Steel Octo $1 | every year directly from | 100 Ibs., $6.50. and have them re-bottomed with | what Hymes and Daly re : irae by | Holland. | Nedlin Soles. | membere fl description of 7 0 ; : : pr ees ry cet ecies ara created) | i FAdk val iver" utted Don Cole | mutt tae 2 enon atone for Women 1 BEG oon | Hascalias and $1.50 Bulbe and Roote hy Science to be waterproof and com- | 4°" viventure which caused Colina’ Poi isd OF Ce teeenine SAG At $98 Spades, $1.65 to $2 | Cannas, flowering, 10¢ each, $1 fortable, as well as long wearing, They | Qorention in Atlanta, ( * obvious | oiret twill, beautifully | j, 4 somi-tailored and wonder- Spading forks, $1.10 to $2.25, | dozen are made by The Goodyear Tire & | prosperity as he hit the high spots tailored, finely embroid- | fully smart suit of fine tricotine, || Dirt shovels, square and bronze foliage, 10¢ each Rubber Co., Akron, Ohio, who also | rR ough additional sug- ered, or smartened by clever | bound with wide black silk round point, $1.85, | $1 dozen , make Wingioot Heele—-guarantesd:t0 | gestion, #0 the detectives Kept track iste By these we | braid. A series of braid bound Sprayers 5 to $1.50 lia Fi i outwear all other heels. Fe Colling and wited the Philadelphia waistco y these we | braid, A series of brald boun Weeders, 120 to 50¢ oo Amarzilis Formossima, large, ° police, who have charge of Ttobb, to know it is to be a particu- | ! Aree Riny SOMES | two for 25c ol Soles jst w dim A plotur de i larly smart spring —a spring Another Suit Reliable Vegetables | CO; BB Oe lentne bane of the sorts of clothes in | at $98 is of exquisitely fine Seed in Bulk | | "“Robb identifies Collins's pictu which the well-groomed Pols ar ag made with § sug Country Gentleman Corn, ee as of Man who got the money sams sla hannath a a yn of a blouse and @ canary 30¢ Ib. 80 Collins. waa arr 1 woman feels herself at her | Yeliow handkerchief linen alteee bush: heater 406 Ih oe, aatlate beat efugee bush beans, 40c Ib OR : immaculate best. guimpe showing beneath the Lima bush beans, 40c tb ee re TAL Mivalten let Banh Starting at $69.50 cout Lima pole beans, large, white, t sylvania, len in New. York, | ° one may buy probably the most From Lanyin 400 tb. ge of the Vederal | Pe z helted, en Pre Onion sets, red and yellow, 6 BeLLans cvarae of "ree | Soft White Hands becoming Helted, embroidered | i, q suit of midnight blue, em 300 qt. Hot water ak Decsither te or Ly | | _ Follow use of Cuticura Soap and Oint- price, It’s of midnight” blue | Pfoidered in white wod Champion of England peas, Sure Relief moat. At night bathe them with the F t 4 ue | touches of blue and red 30. ure Relie ie Soap and hot water” Dry and rub in the tricolette, with a rather wide | 'UChes 0 ag Tea) Matra ancl 30¢ It diines for news-| | Ofatment. Wear old gloves during night. tie-around girdle of self mater. Women’s Fashion Salons, axtra early peas, 30c Ib. Vegetable seed, 10 1 Detective H ‘i is R story obber Robb Robbed by preparations. ic, everywhere. INDIGESTION hopber, ” ial and bone button trimming. Second floor, Old Bldg.