The evening world. Newspaper, April 2, 1919, Page 21

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Its exhilaratin timulating and lifes producit to grow lo y an surel rous hair, properties cause the hair is and beautiful. have pretty, charm- lots of it, if you witen's Da derine from any e or toflet counter and try ected Advt THEATRES. Wo. Gillete |." New Amsterdam hiked Q LIBERTY Siatitet eat” Henry Miller, ee Aa ‘ Ho'brook Blinn, Estelle Winwood Iu now lay bs MOLIERE” Philip Me TIGHELD 065% Ne OTIS SKINNER a ‘il A COHAN & HARRIS Sor f THE ROYAL VAGABOND A COMANIZED OPERA COMIQUE. Henry Millet "i"; MRS. FISKE GEO. Cohan sien, Baek gods THE Hit OF THE TOWN “A PRINCE THERE Was” GEO. M, COHAN as The Prince at kas uw t. bre, 6.50, ‘0 Ph or WonLEAN St. Brn 8:30 KER, i th St 5.» Sa 3 = (08 5 ‘ee oH wih Be MRS. role | {| LONGACRE i" \ “THREE FACES EAST ~ b, NVISIBL FOE grips © TIMES PUNCHEJUDY . Mats van re PENNY WISE HILARIOUS.” LYCEUM i), ; 3 DADDIES BELASCO};: “TIGER! LIGHTNIN®**<: GAIETY, Bway end 400 Be Aang ahothor Smith: Golden hit WISE FOOLS Stan: ard Ws | “A TAILOR: MADE MAW” He. with GRANT UMITOHELL un St. de Ten ‘Spring 6h nOBOHEMIA A Comey of Greenwich Villag BROOKLYN, OTAR - *? ayy ne Ful ae AMER AN GURLESqUERS , baritone, - Durteux, Dandruff | ticle of dandruff; cleanses, purifies and invigoraies the scalp, forever topping itching and falling hair, but 4 what will please you most will be nd a few cents for @ bottle T © was soloist a clearness make § of might the grown-up singers {urn grobn with envy; George Reimhorr, tenor; Luigi Montesanto. of the Metropolitan Opera ompany; Nicolas Garagusi, violin- Carl’ Deis, planist, and William ‘cellist. ‘The audience was » the limit. friendly E Breeskin, Russian violinist, a second recital at Carnegie Hall last night. He was at his best in Lalo's "Symphonic Espagnolo,” which he played with something near to brilllancy. Two movements from Bach's first sonata, and compositions by Chopin, Schubert, Beethoven, Wieniawsk!, Godowsky and Goldmark, were on his programme. Joseph aoe was his accompanist at the piano, Harry Cumpson, pianist, just out of the army, gave a recital at Aeolian Hall yesterday afternoon, His pro- gramme included works by Gliere, Beethoven, Cesar Franck, Tchaikov- sky, Rachmaninov and Moskowski. His playing is interesting and con- . His talents are likely to Brow, both in understanding of com- Vee taeda and in warmth of expres- ee CAPT, DEPEHANTY MARRIES | RED GROSS NURSE ABROAD Officer Takes Miss Rowland of Racine as His | Bride in Paris, | A war romartee which culminated Saturday in the marriage of a hero of the “Lost Battalion” in the Argonne | forest and a Red Cross ambulance driver w ev “when Mra, Daniel | Delehanty No. 44 East 79th Street, received word her son, apt. Bradley | Washington Deleh: of the 208th In- | a ! Intelligence fantry, married Mis® Margaret Roland of Racine, Wis., in Paris, The couple | met six weeks ngo in the rost So in southern France. Intelligent officer of the 308th ntry, Capt. Delehanty secured a map from a fallen German officer | which helped Major Whit Battalion” ir y and his} their movements | the son of the late United Lost Battalio! attached to. tho ‘ re wit= eases at the marria Westchester Hackmen's Strike | Spreads. WHITE PLAINS, April 2.—The war of the te Plains has | been tr 1 on the line of tho Justice | pa. pe CONCERTS AND MUSIC. MET ROPOLITAN OPERA, TONIGHT *AT BUTTERF uNhapatas PIANO USED, BAERY MANWATTAN xenuATatts SUN. EVE. APR. GLESSNER’S MILITARY BAND y, Member a, Star Musiclan Who no His Git Over | AEOLIAN HALL. Sunday Aft., April RAFAELO AMUSEMENTS, | “MOST SSRIEHIANT ea files THE “AS HELD YEARLY IN PARIS” Inder the Auspices oi the Metropolitan Opera Stars Theatr 24 |e Centra Prcfessional Mit Tome row, 215 (No Wednesday Mat, this week) ? ? HAVE YOL EEN ???? i THE 27TH DIVISION'S BIG MUSICAL SUCCESS ‘LET’S BEAT IT’ LAUGHTER, AND MUSIC IN EVERY LINE, AN ALL SOLDIER PRODUCTION, “AS GOOD AND TER THAN PROFESSIONALS."- SOLE BENEFIT Alan Dale. 21TH DIVISION FUND. LUI STEAMBOATS. morning. bany to Direct rail eonnections at Al- ail points north, east and west, t Service, Autos carried, eee AN “Lost and Found” artictes @dyertived in The World or reported to "Lost and Found Bureau.” Room 108 World Building, will be listed | MADISON Sd. GARDEN ALL NEW YORK er AT ee THIS THE Gigantic Zoo, Cong: Davelng 7 to 12, 6 THE “EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2, 1919. 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Stationery White and colored—86 envelopes 86 sheets -87 assortment 1.24 17 smart envelope and pouch styles featur- 10 black 1.37 ng back strap and top hand ind wanted colors Our regular $1.85.... Limit two. Cowhide Travel Pags i8-inch size—black and brown—strongly made with reinforced ends, 6.50 Our regular $8.70.... Limit two. Fancy Cotton Laces Desirable trimming widths and pat- terns 5 Value 9. ies Our regular .37....... o27|Imponted. mercerised cotton — good be patterns— wasoP lage Window ay it Our regular $3.25.... 2,25} Fiouncings and Corset Coverings in pide P Limit one dozen a great — of pretty patterns Our regular .27 Qur reaular ae. .53) Huck Towels uP bean iesards ® Limit doom Union linen (part cotton) white damask lee Shelf Oilcloth Hibetagene aeesiaeds rae Chiffon Ruffling rea pista | Our regular .88....... 37 | Newest cfolors include red, coral, Limit 12 yds. Turkish Towels Our regular .47 cee | $13.50 Deltox Grass Rugs 11.25) S*ft, finish. absorbent quality—white Limit 6 ya | Hxl0 [t.- | nese and other designs tan, green, ete | To prevent “He LAND 7 THE BOLSHEVIKI’ at 47" K Agencies, or can be abel BESe Snares TonIRe HUSK] 20¢ Ss a] Can 4000 St, 8 ki ne OLUMBIA & y |Twice Dally|Popylar dW m Prooktiyn Otten ales Mates RT ele Sunday Woad Wants Wark Wonders BOWERY BURLESQUERS grpr Nis Fok, | Neal Chie | Terkish borders, hemmed— ely bordered in Chie in rose, blue, Our regular .44....... Limit one dozen attract Thursday Values in Smart Suits and Dresses for “April’s Lady” The mode rings new delightful changes on the absorbing theme of suits and dresses. Models reflecting every new conception of Fashion are immediately displayed here at prices aiways con- servative. UIT VERY MODERATELY PRICED are a group of good-looking, practical suits in navy, tan, black und walnut serge and mixtures. Serge models have long line and are strictly tailored, Other models are belted. semi-Norfolk in style and excellent for sports and travel wear FEATURING THE BL USE D COAT in suits of navy blue and back serge, this group is particularly interesting. Other models for the same price. show plain tailored styles with and without belts FOUR MODELS IN STCUT FIGURES that are exceedingly demrable specialize supertine workmanship aud ored styles,‘ y and black divergences in coHars and button finish strictly tail blue di feature nt of waistline, izes 4216 to 2! AN ECONOMICAL AFTERNCON DKESS ts any one of the attractive taffeta models at this price ‘There is a complete range of the new shades m, and delightful such as crossed st tiful colored or a girdle fim colored be ¢ intros duction of | lored vestees smart 1 ria aly to produce new ire MORNING SPECIALS—Tocay and Torrorrow Until 1 P. M. No Mail or Telephone Orders alors buying, qua eatricted 88 ct Ls Weel Serges : low neck—slee drawers Ught 97 et. Yard Wide Poplins Silk mixed-—soft and lustrous light, darks and medium col ah SinKS MAIN FLOOR, 17 ct. Apron Ginghams t males. KNIT UNDERWEAR—MAIN FLOOI, $496 Little Boys Suits 3.9% ! to § yran-new Spring mixtures 7.94 Boys Swits...... trees Seml-Norfoik models — chevle and mixtures in various gray® and browns, XP CLOTHING—THIRD FLOOR, le 32 ize Underwear... 48 Children’s Stockings and toe—sizes White, double 6 to By Our regular .38 Limit 3 pairs. Boys’ Underwear anu porous kpit—shirts igh neck, short sleeves—knee length, double seated drawers— 28 . Our regular .43 and .47.. Limit four sets. Children’s Umbrellas Ninck American Taffeta —~ various style bandles— Our regular $1.00...... Limit two. Women’s Handkerchiefs... .12 \Variously designed corners—daiatily embroidered in colors or white. 65 Our reg. 84 Half dozen... Limit one dozen Pearl Luttons large variety of styles and sizes— Our regular .12, card. 6 cards for .45 Limit 6 cards. Mesh Veiling Motif, shadow, scroll aud border desigus black and oew spring colors— Cur regular .46 and .5¢ .35 New Ribbons cating and moires in black, white and |best colors—also fancy striped satins and Dresdens Our regular .34........ Limit 10 yds. Milanese Silk Gloves heel 2-clasp—Paris point stitching—black or white Our regular $1.10..... Limit two. An Exceptional Opportunity in Women’s Extra Size Skirts 4: 19 be gees Tt new mode s° e sh blue and k serg bave just come m, in ted for Sprang a The skirts are ful 5 ae