The evening world. Newspaper, April 3, 1919, Page 17

THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, APRIL a 1919. ” PHONE REBATES REFUSED. NR ment, relating to the reorganization Ve prehachdathbte YAN 10 IF TURE of the 27th and its future, . New Business Hours—9:00 A. M, to 5,30 P. M t New Jersey 1 | rte |, hendauarters of the 27th ho ———— rred to- TRENTON, - Hat tt Teor to its old bowen FRANKLIN SIMON Boys’ SHops | ees ON 27THBREAKING ics, ot FIFTH FLOOR PPENHEIM. GLUNS & C ee ‘a r : Frak a oF is Wasi ou : , r) b fee petaray on tne ingest O’Ryan that the are rea : mete Fcc cee, HINDENDURG LINE sc. s25""""|1 DOUBLE-SER VICE 34th Street—New York | 00. "rho bill wan introduced ‘as a renuit ‘an is working on the of the recent increase jn telephone rates eumption, it was learned from those by Pos or General Burieson | close to ‘him, that he will be com- HO E S FOR BO Y S | General Propane 8 Reorganiza- mander of the State unit Into which Dandruff Soon the 27th will be transformed. Extraordinary Sale Friday (only) tion of Division as State | Asked what his own immediate Ruins The Hair \Dlans were, Gen, O’Ryan said: $ Guard. | “I have declined many offers of po- Girls—if you want plenty of thick, | sitions—very flattering, from a finan- — ’ * ’ Deautiful, giossy, silky hair, do by all aR | cial point of view, But I will take up Women 8 and Misses means get rid of dandruff, for it will Former Major Gen. John F. O’Ryan aes cana ha Be cannot pat the ' same enthusiasm and energy and am- ere, your hair and ruin it if you|of the former 27th Division (these bition that I put into the work of | OTHERS who have “formers” are purely legal and don’t building up the 27th.” It doesn't do much good to try to| The General was asked what par- i brush or wash it out. ‘The only syre |exist in the minds of those who think about given up hope 4 way ¢ ceea 1 4 by A i) | st 10 Hema appealed to him most, | as tona e a es way to get rid of dandruff is to dis- y e said i silve it, then you destroy it entirely, {Of the General or his gallant com= |M¢weil' any ratroad wants a good of ever finding a durable, Pp To do this, get about four ounces of |™2"d) will begin a lecture tour 19) man to run it 1 would be glad to be long-wearing shoe for the ordinary liquid arvon; apply it at |Carnegie Hall next Thursday night | informed. I would like to run a rail-) fad night when retiring; use enough to| ‘The announcement, made to-day a hd WAS WL TH the Gi tt boy, are invited to take a moisten the scalp and rub it in gently | by Lee Keedick, No. 437 Fifth Avenue, the t sil sti : : wie oe eee ee estas of yeas | that the subject of the famous |; Ing oh each shoulder, the Ceneral was ps «ae ts bad are a Developed in superior Men's Wear Serge, ing, be a ’ ommander's talk would be “Break- iow long he plann to remain dandeuf? will be gone, and three oF [or tne iuindonbarg Lane. in uniform. He laughed and sid: made of fhe black oF gun metal finish feather, Navy or Black; new draped collar and smart four more appl ns will complete. |'7F pepe pt dens “The civilian clothes 1 doffed three on an orthopaedic last, with leather soles or on ly dissolve and en ely destroy every LPR abedi in the announcement | years ago don't look the same now as " ; A pockets trimmed with chain stitchery; sirgle sign and trace 0 CE Ms Reeaite thes Gens ORYaEy | Paey cu thea, Tam about to gather an English last, with Neolin soles. We do not say r , Yo i find, toc th t Hl iteh first American General to lecture on| together a new jan wardrobe, ‘1 ‘ - sed Uipsin ot tha a ite ned lhe wae, watts dwell Savsnlaviy 06 Meanwhile, as you know, the Govern, they will not wear out, but we do say that they waistcoat front with buckle-trimmed belt. your hair will lool: and feel a hundrod |the acht ts of the 27th bisa gad thed bod? tal teal i he i i times better. You can get liquid arvon |ing “would go. into all detaile’ cons ——<———— will take p. a of wearing out. They are not . at any drug store. It is inexpensive | ss $i i ish; ii - at any drug store. It is inexpensive | cruing i its plans for attack, the | N. J. SUNDAY BILL PASSES, imperishable, but they are patient and long: Regular Value 39.75 fuatter how much dandruff you have. [attack and victory. Movies and Spetts Ave to Be Ate suffering and built for service. This simple remedy neverfails.—Advt, Gen. O’Ryan issued « formal state- lowed on the 5S TRENTON, April 3. ter a stirring debate yesterday, passed the Hyland bill legalizing Sunday movies, athletic sports and recren- tions. The vote was 34 to 19. The > , Senate probably will pass the bili next week, although ft is predicted | | big fight will take place there | lo ic hearing on the bill will bo Fifth Avenue—37th and 38th Streets C. D. and E, Widths—Sizes 1 to 6 28.00 ely None Sent On 1 Approval | New Business Hours—9,00 A. M, to 5 30 P.M, FRANKLIN SIMON Boys’ SHops FIFTH FLOOR RAGLAN TOPCOATS For Boys 9 to 18 years +2450 Tailored to stand up under the hardest wear! OYS are notoriously hard on clothes, and, of course, there’s a limit to what fine woolens and sturdy workmanship will stand. And that is the only limit in the life of these Raglan Top- coats! The fabrics are those serviceable weaves especially made for rough-and-tumble wear, and the workmanship is the kind that will not easily wear out. They are tailored to last and will wear longer than most Raglans do. IN IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC CHEVIOTS, AND TWEEDS, INCLUDING HEATHERS AND HERRING-BONES, WITH SILK IN THE YOKE AND SLEEVES. anklin Simon & Co. Fifth Avenue—37th and 38th Streets {ven in the Senate Monday aftern don. ponents claim its purpose is to com- mercialiao the Sabbath and that it ts the opeping wedge for a “Continental | 7 ay i i “The bill carries with tt a referen- On Special Sale Friday Only dum provision by which any muni- [cipaiity may vote fo accept or resect | TT MAKES LITTLE DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEED Sunday. movien, sports RM —A WORLD “WANT” AD. WILL GO AND FIND IT ee eS es aethn ae 34th Street-—New York. Stern Brothers West 42nd Street (Between 5th and 6th Avenues) West 43rd Street 1000 Pairs Women’s and Misses’ Smart Oxfords and Pumps A Special One Day Sale, Friday FURNITURE For Chamber, Library and Dining Room, Specially Priced for this Sale 6.50 Walking Oxfords in Black or Brown Kidskin and Patent Leather, Pumps in Matt Kidskin or Black Glace Kidskin; Flexible Welted Soles; Walking and Military Heels. At Radical Price Concessions Also on Sale in Our Brooklyn Store Sale of 6500 Pairs Women’s Full-Fashioned Silk Hosiery Extraordinary Stern Brothers West Forty-second and West Forty-third Streets Positively Value No Mail or None Sent Telephone Orders C. 0. D. Filled. 05c Pure Thread Silk Hose (Full Fashioned) with cotton garter tops, double soles and high spliced heels, in black, white and the wanted colors. Advance Summer Styles in MEN’S FOOTWEAR Are now being shown—Main Floor Antique Ivory Bedroom Suite, four pisoney as — former price $255.00,..........++ $1 88. 00 $830 Antique Ivory Bedroom Suite, 5 pes; twin beds, $650.00 $508.00 American Walnut Suite, 8 pes.; twin beds, $395.00 $834 American Walnut & Gold Bedroom Suite, 7 pes, $695.00 BURT & PACKARD Korrect Shape FOR THE LIVING ROOM $490.00 Mahogany and Cane Suite, 3 pes., - - - $350.00 #310.00 Blue Velour Suite, 2 pes.; mahogany frame, $245.00 %348.00 Mahogany and Cane Suite, 3 pes., - - - $275.00 “BEHIND THE SCREEN” What Movie-Land Is Like When You Are Inside It. First-Hand Impressions of the Film Country and Its People. FOR THE DINING ROOM $697.50 American Walnut & MahoganySuite, 10 pes, $550.50 $511.00 American Walnut & Mahogany Suite, 10 pes, $411.00 $462.50 American Walnut & Mahogany Suite, 10 pes, $373.50 $110.00 Odd Mahogany Dining Room Tables, - - $55.00 $88.00 American Walnut China Closets, - - - - $40.00 Odd Mahogany MARTNESS and perfection of finish are expressed in Burt & Packard foot- wear to a high degree—the result of superior materials and hand workman- ship. Every model is correct in line and thoroughly comfortable. 4 $9.00 and 10.00 the pair By KARL K, KITCHEN, Sunday World Magazine Writer, just back from the West, FIRST ARTICLE IN NEXT SUNDA¥ WORLD MAGAZINE _-