The evening world. Newspaper, April 2, 1919, Page 11

da, A camp 00,000 men had passed | 1 States entered the | war, was clos erday, ‘The depart: | ing American troops were given an| enthusiastic sand-off on entraining | for Liverpool, During their march they were haited at the Guildhall, | where the Mayor and city officials | since the t tendered them an official farewell, | | Tokio's Callus? Peel | It Off Quickly!| Nothing On Earth Like “Gets-It” For Corns and Calluses, A pot of thickened akin on the bottom of your foot, which so often makes walk- tng an agony, is as easily removed by won. Jerful “Gete-It" as any hard or #oft corn DENES AND SALES TOANY APAESE Envoy Backs Up Statement and Lays Agitation Here to Politics. MEXICO CITY, Tuesday, April 1 (Associated Pross.)\—Salvador Gomes, Chief of Staff of the Department of Agriculture and Development, of- clally denied to-night reports that Japanese subjects have bought lands in Lower California, His statement was issued on behalf of the Depart- ment in the absence of Pastor Rovatz, the Secretary of Commerce, Labor and Agriculture. It reads: “All lean say is that up to the pres- ent there has been no sale of lands in Lower California to Japanese sub- 38th Street THE EVENING Lord & Taylor —FIFTH AVENUE— 39th Street Store Hours, 9 A. M. to 5.30 P. M. Spring Models of this leading make, give the perfect foundation for the slender, youthful “sil. houette.” La Vida Corsets beautify the figure’s natural lines, contributing just the requisite support for WORLD, WED.ESDAY, APRIL 2, 1919. Lord & laylor 38th Street —FIFTH AVENUE 39th Street Announcing an Advance Sale 1,000 Women’s Cotton Dresses $5.00, $6.95, $8.50, $10.00, $12.50, $14.50 Priced So Attractively That It Will Pay You to Buy Now if race, poise and comfort; supple Bat serviceable, Mt perfect pro- portions and skilful boning, mould- | ing the sh a according to the | dictates of Fashion. Developed in dainty, but durable materials, prettily trimmed, finely finished, every La Vida Model measures up to a definite standard of excellence and meets the critical woman’s demand for a superior Corset. In Coutil, Batiste, Broche, Silk Brocade el | and Satin, La Vida Corsets—$5.00 to $15.00. Il" Stylish Stout” Corsets assure the correct lines of Fashion to the stout figure, reducing ungainly curves to slender lines. Designed by those who have specialized in the making of Corsets for large women, Stylish Stout Sveltline Corsets sup- port and control excess flesh without pressure or dis- comfort. Good lines are emphasized, bad lines trans- formed, by these models, which reduce the figure measurements 1 to § inches and the apparent Weight 15 to 20 pounds less than the ordinary Corsets Lord & Taylor Stylish Stout Sveltline Corsets, in materials dainty, though durable, woven to give maximum of service and to retain their original grace of lines. In Coutil, Broche and Broadcloth Fabrics, back lace models, in sizes 26 to 42, are priced 90 to $16.50. Expert Corsetieres Will Advise as to the Selection of the Best Model for the Individual Figure Requirements. ‘Second Floor’ jects; neither has the Department of Development authorized anything giving foreigners rights to large ox- tensions of lands in that section. “Moreover, since our Constitution | prohibits the sale of national tands, this department, in accord with Pres- ident Carranga, is giving special at- tention to all matters referring to Look at thiayLoWer California, Concessions of ter- * did | titory in that part of the republic! which have authorized been for a re: number of h tares, and to rn nts of vari small villages of that territory, fol lowing the policy of creating smali land holdings with the object of favoring the natives.” Baron Fugitaro ‘Otori, Japanese Minister to Mexico, issued the follow- money-back | Mg Statement: | at be, st in a teapot has been! 1 I think the importance ican press has given this! e|question is due to some political | Manoeuvre, caused by the nearness of { campaign. It may there are no con r California that fuvor the interests of my country Only near the town of Mexicali exists a small Japenese agricultural colony that cultivates rice, but this is ab- solutely lacking in importance. | “The only paying exploitation that {can be made in that part of Mexico ix |tor the devel t of mineral de- F is beyond the modest | only Japanese colony Callus Comes Off Like Banana Peel! anywhere on your toes. picture-A few drops o the work, ‘The callus con the true fiesh. No trritation You peel the call ht off just 1 anana peel—pencefully, painteasly. * iv" does the same t without ¢ he uso of at fe used’ by mil- Decause it's common sense, and It falls, Try it, prove It. te guarant The materials are absolutely dependable: Plaid Ginghams, Check Ginghams, Chambray and Racquette Cloth in plain colors, Sheer Voiles in plaids, checks, stripes and flowered patterns. 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With solid color silk mull borders. ohax7ly feet $17.50 9x2 feet N/th Floor, “Behind the Screen” Intreducing the * Sani-Spoon” 6c a Package EN HH FOR ‘Tomorrow, Thursday Only NN Yn ie / 1,500Cori Brooms | 3est quality-—-made of selected green Illi- ae He ie a eewaita pie y ’ he Wh ep ia ng yy nois corn, four-sewn, extra heavy fastening tha aint! ream: at ahocolenies At What Movie-Land Is Like Vhen You Are ns . ; : choice of two sizes. the house party, for ‘the serving First-Hand Impressions of the Film Country and Its People. of refre ‘ herbets, ice | cream ora er dessert nie Spoons have proven ideal. No | fuss washing, merely destroy them By KARL K. KITCHEN, Sunday World Magazine Writer, just back from the West, First Article in Next Sunday WORLD MA at 4 Oc each —_—__—--