The evening world. Newspaper, March 31, 1919, Page 13

‘ fion. LEA«PERRINS ‘THE ONLY ORIGINAL WORCESTERSHIRE By Sylvester Rawling. ARCH ast music as wel ts maintaintr THE ONLY Original Worcestershire Sauce is manufactured: solely by Lea & Perrins. Refuse imitations. They are inferior in quality to the famous SAUCE to which has been given a-vorid wide reputation. Superior to Olive Oi1 ®& CORN PRODUCTS REFINING CO. P O. Box 161, New York CANTERLL & COCHRANE Ginger Ale Petyez Soke —_[(})— Gordon & Dilworth REAL OraNnce MARMALADE Sold by leading dealers Wunobtainable at yours call Bryant §244 vening, Am proportions, but there ¥ ay. Att y Homer Samuels, crowded audit | ’ 1 he at jrium, and 700 people on the stage, and the music of to-day ts of wit ving yes- | in the Gaili-Curel, the % coloratura soprano, accom- pianist, 1 Bevenguer, flutist, gave |the limit the Fire Department would * | permit lat of late—but | purity and its | La | eighteentt [eighteenth the orchestra under Mr first—ehe has been ness. Tenedict'’s “Carnival szt's century rably. Of co umbers, sikovsky's noisy erture “ll Strans Her voice seemed a bit tired singing much ¢ soon recovered its color and was votd of nice,” the mad scene from “Lucie,” “In My Dreams,” and some pastorals ar- jranged by Weokerlin sho sang ad- 1 there were many > ung to her own vonty-nev~ th concert at ternoon by yy but at Before that had presented Beethoven's fifth symphony umd Rachmaninof('s symphonic poem ("The 1 afraid t | Metropolitan Oper: of the Dead” effe 1 had supported admirably . who was cist in Bruc maintained afternoon, } pound. That he has esta tivoly, Eady ion for virile as Russian com- ird recital at 1 a vogue was indicated by the i the fervor of the audience, . a young also was heard. esandro Dy n) tenor of warmly, a Boheme" wi sunt at House at laudia hy looki Godunoy A $100,000 Dish Ready at Your Call For a Trifle New-Type Baked Beans Created by Scientific Cooks We have spent not less than $100,000 to perfect Van Camp's Pork and Beans. We employed a corps of culinary experts, college trained, and equipped them with every facility, and they have spent years on this dish, Now the beans for Van Camp's are grown on studied soils. Each lot is analyzed be- fore we start to cook, ¢) The boiling water is freed from minerals, because hard water toughens the skins, The baking is done in modern steam ovens, In this way we apply a high heat for hours without bursting or crisping the beans. Van Camp's are fitted for di- gestion, as old-style beans were not. Yet they come out whole and mealy, uncrisped and un- broken. VAN CAN You will never eat beans baked otherwise when you know what the difference means, A Four-Year Sauce These experts spent 4 years on the sauce alone. They tried out 856 formulas. Step by step they reached the zenith in tang and zest and savor. This sauce is baked with the pork and beans so that every atom shares it, Now we ask you to taste the result. Get a few cans from your grocer, Learn what scien- tific cookery has done for this great dish. Baked With the Van Camp Sauce Also Van Camp's Soups Van Camp's Spaghetti Van Camp's Peanut Butter Van Camp's Evaporated Mith Adolph ightful and de Musique” yesterday Novello's in manu. mposer and bout his * Mr ve- was the bill, ri completed the conducted both operas. THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, MARCH 31, 1919, ~~ | is graphic character: | p nN, which is one off ts, admirably Raym und Mar- Mr. Papl| py ‘roix rave a third jan Hall on & fenswaltzes by Brahris ramme “of the romant compasitions by | w: wobn, Liszt and ig is graceful and |!" pleased the audi. | th ence greatly. t ‘'Goit'Qvunen | OPEN OFFIGE HERE held Schumann's so- {once will be given discharged sailors for the $60 bonus may be submitted. Secretary Roosevelt in announcing 10 AID U § SAILORS to-day the establishment of the office ce at No. 1244 Broadway said that ad = | vices had reached tho Navy Depirt- ischarged. Men Can Collect $60, ment that 0 fow discharged sal Bonus at New Navy Bureau’ | Wee, 8 New York without funds t |purchase railroad thekets to their in Broadway homes and were making personal ap WASHINGTON, March °t peals to charitable organizations for “Assist. | Assistance, ho may be stranded without funds | New York by the maintenance! ere of an office at which applica. | Pen ions for transportation and claims terdg BUENOS AYIUNS, March 31.—-Dr. Jose known fm international , died suddenly here yes- _ Lord &lavlor {8th Street Store I A Purchase of Women’s Novelty Umbrellas Featured for Tomorrow $4.75 A choice selection Umbrellas, both Pur black and fashionable colors; also fine quality G black only. Novelty handles in the smartest styles. Bakelite, full length effects, in white and colors. Leather trimmed han carrying straps. An opportunity to purchase a swagger Umbrella at a very mode! Steamer Wardrobe Trunks Men's Fitted Tra ing Bags--Black grain cowhide leativer; sew ed-in frame 3-piece bag; full leather lined: 9 toilet articles and space for safety | razor. Size $29.50 18 inche: Complete Assortment of Trunks, Suit Cases and Bags. ‘Seven Furniture Days Begit Presenting an assemblage of Suites and separate standard of quality, at prices much lower than Furniture of equal character usually commands Tapestry Living Room Taylor specification $39.75. ig P pf itis AE Ten-piece Mahogany D: nade according ; Sofa, $89.50. Chair, $39.95. FIFTH AVENUE-~ jours, 9 A. M. to 5.30 P. M. 39th Street 300 2200 Pairs of Women’s White Gloves Remarkable Values, at $1.15 ‘Three groups of the really wanted Gloves of the season, offered for tomorrow’s selling at a price far below their actual worth. White Doeskin Gloves One clasp style; very desirable quality. White Glace Gloves Two clasp styles; soft, pliable skins. White Biaritz Gloves 8 button length, or fine glace kid. All perfect, all of excellent make, Complete range of sizes. Ground Floor Sale of Wardrobe Trunks Just 25 made to our order | some months ago and as we | cannot duplicate them at this | $33.75 low price, early selection is | advised Strongly madt of 3-ply vencer wood, covered aud interlined hard vulcanized fibre, lined throughout; laundry bag, shoe pockets, 4 ; and two remov- of new e Silk in loria in latest and dles, with rate price. with cretonne drawers, top drawer has a Yale able partitions, 3 compartments, Yale spring lock open top model—$28.50 Light Weight Travel- Black Enamel Week- Tan or black End Suit Cases— Leather ing Bags corners, extra tray, pocket | mooth finished cowhide in cover; ndle and | leather with corners rein- lock ; | forced; sizes 16, 17 and 18 26, 28 i | inches. Linen lined; 3 «= | pocket $9.75 ‘A sa Tisha, Fourth Floor, ining Monday, March 3st clection Vaylor high of Furniture that affords a broad pieces, all built to meet the Lord & g to Lord & Rocker, Suite, 1 Fireside Chair, tapestry... $39.75 Sheraton Model $295.00 ining Room Suite Large Mahogany Tea Wagon, $19.75 ¢ 1 ee Lord & lavlor 38th Street ~-FIFTH AVENUE 39th Street e Store Hours, 9 A. M. to 5.30 P. M. Announcing the Annual April Event A Sale of Morning Dresses Presenting Exceptional Values—the Result of Special Planning and Purchasing For this important occasion, | hundreds of garments have been made to Lord & Taylor order, ac- cording to definite specifications; and with due regard for every detail of finish. First, the fabrics were selected, serviceable Percales, Chambrays and Ginghams. ‘Then the models, simple but with pretty, becoming collars, novel pockets and belts, chosen for their practical features Three Models $3.95 Dresses $1 Dresses $2.95 Striped or ch Per Tailored Dresses of Blue Chambray in a cale, with white pine White Corded Madras, model with surplice collar, collar, cuffs and poe trimmed with large pearl cuffs and pocket tabs of white linene. (Illustrated), et | trimmings: buckle trimmed belt. (Illustrated), Dresses $2.75 buttons; surplice or round collars, cuffs and pockets, broad belts (one style il- Striped Percale in model | lstrated). Dresses $7.95 with reversed stripe ves- | Striped Gingham | Sheer white Voile in tee, Tuxedo collar and Dresses trimmed with | dainty Porch Dress model; cufts of white linene; rain color Chambray and | collarless tucked bodice sinartly belted and with | ine embroidery, (I!- | and skirt with deep tucks large pocket lustrated), ' at foot; novel belt. Morning and Porch Dresses of ‘‘Dix-Make,"' '‘Queen-Make,"’ ‘La Mode” and other leading makes, in complete assortments, ranging from $1.95 to $10.75. Bungalow Aprons Three New Models $1.25 and $1.45 Gingham and Percale in piped or braid edged styles. **Dix-Make"’ Dresses mple Line $3.95 Vian tyles in the wanted fabrics and color All Sizes in the assortment, but not in all styles. most Second Floor, A Sale of Breakfast Coats Smartly Styled—Attractively Priced Negligees of the simple, becoming types, now in such demand, developed in fabrics suited to their straight, youthful lines. Albatross Breakfast Coats, $8.75 Chiffon Breakfast Coats, $12.75 A flounced model shirred satin Chiffon cloth over crepe de chine foun- ribbon trimming; in Copenhagen, | dation, tucked and ruffled model, rosebud pink, blue, lavender trimmed} in dainty colors. Brocaded Breakfast Coats, $9.75 | Two-Tone Satin Coats, $18.75 A quaint and pretty model im pink, | Flounce, collar, revers and cuffs of this or gold color brocaded satin, with ruffled | smart model are hemstitched to form kirt and heart shaped pockets. points; in lovely light shades Chiffon Negligees—Lace Trimmed, $14.75 elfective coatee model, the jacket ribbon girdled and trimmed with pleated crepe de chine skirt; in delicate shades Boudoir Caps, Featured at 98c, $1.50, $1.95 lace, dotted net and ribbon trimmed with rose creamy lace, over a tyles Second Floor April Sale of Petticoats New styles, new shades in the serviceable Silks always in demand featured for this occasion at less than their actual values warrant Taffeta Petticoats, Silk Jersey Petticoats, | Habutai Petticoats, $3.95 and $4.95 $4.95, $2.95 and $3.95. Plain and changeable In all the new street | White Tub Silk Skirts, Silks, in models y | hades, models with Taf- | with double panels back | feta Silk t ored or ruffled flov lored flounce and front; tailored flounces ml Moor ° % | ° e April Sale of Lingerie Offering the Best Values of the Season American Made Washable SilkGowns Philippine Gowns Gowns $3.95, $4.95, $5.95 Hand embroidered and 1 or Bloomers $1.45, $1.95, $2.45 Vlesh batiste, 75e, 98e Whit Envelope Chemise $1.45, 1.95, 2.95, 3.95 $1.85, $2.95, $3.95 z i : Envelope Chemise Bodices Envelope Chemise 98c, $1.45, $1.95 98c, $1.45, $1.95 $2.45, $2.95, $3.95 Cotton Crepe Pajamas Crepe de Chine Pajamas Ilesh color, one piece model Flesh color, one piece models $1.95, $2.45 and $2.95 $4.95 hand made, 95, $4.95 Seeoid ioe