The evening world. Newspaper, April 11, 1919, Page 14

ee te ee pai iver “aetna TS ae et a IO DIGESTION | When acid-distressed, | relieve the indigestion _ with KI-MOIDS | Dissolve easily on | tongue—as pleasant | to take as candy. Keep your stomach sweet, try Ki-moids. MADE BY SCOTT & BOWNE MAKERS OF SCOTT'S EMULSION, Ce PUATE to per’ hho] other plat ing teeth a wit ALL WORK GUARANTE BARS, | (* made | N he Kuma PAINLES @four NEW REMEDY loro Dem Conn | Evtablabed 1 2 Veil W. 34th St, New York ays Fulton St, Brooklyn ours: Bt1o6 GuNbava ®@ 108 ALL LANGUAGES SPOKEN LADIES IN ATTENDANCE. Jerement wa Y WOKLU WANTS WORK WONDER! Brownin | CLOTHING, HATS The overwhelming response of the public yesterday to the announcement of our sale of Men’s and Children’s Clothing, Furnish- ing Goods and Hats, the result of a recent fire in our store at Broadway and 32nd Street, prevented us from rendering our accustomed prompt and efficient service. Broadway and Sixth Avenue, in the vicinity of the store, were blocked all day and at four o’clock the police requested us to stop selling. Sale Continues To-day and To-morrow— Store Opens at 8 A. M. Our apologies are offered to all those who were disappointed yesterday. Browning, King & Co., [HELP Your) CANADIANHELD | HEREINS125,000 RACING SHNDLE in ee 1265 Broadway, near 32 We have complete st Our main floor demonstration gonvenicnt and satisfa acks ¢ clory place in Ex-Member | cused of Plotting to Have Vic- | | ) of Commons Ac- tim Run Over by Auto. cerement, former member Jian House House of| ld by the New York nection with an al od n | $125,000 face track swindle for which lhe is under indictment in Montreal His accuser, who is also here, is] M 1 J. Connoly, the wealthy | | Montreal contra ow” who built the |foundations of the Wililamaburg | Bridge Connoly, charges that Eerement not nly swindled him of the $125,000 bbut Side Court te $10,000 bail p warrant from Montreal Connoly and Ecrement had offices n the same building in Montreal and, cegrding to Connoly, d to be on the racing game ¥ AND FURNISHINGS Large additions to our selling force will enable us to render better service. 1s OR. SATURDAY Victor & Columbia : RECORDS both these world-famed records rooms make which to select records. er by an ve him run t ker unning to sail fe him, Al erday to the where technical revolver without a per Kerement W charge of arraignedin the West and ‘held under ding the arrival of a Kerement pro- of the and “inside” Connoly says he {ing & Co Wissner’s a most WISSNER 55 Flatbush Avenue - Taek ol Columbia Grafonolas The Very Latest Models 890 SPECIAL TERMS ‘Special Sale Tomorrow Beautiful, New, Adam Period Phonographs, a 25 2 Week Brooklyn |to the tocal ae THE EVENING WORLD, =| FLAMES 1H HOLD OF SHIP Ecrement went to Buffalo in Decem- ber, where Connoly dropped $50,000 on ement's tips. till believing in Kerement, to } noly a other men to , | Firemen, Longshoremen and Crew Fight to Save Steamer Armuru at Canal Street Dock. drive an The $75, and th ation noly be resulted conspiracg to ¢ WOMEN ARE APPOINTED 10 BROOKLYN SCHOOL BOARDS tin th flames this mor om epontanec nneshor | burst int parently and Ka ning, ap. combustion firemen a troublesame time be: fire was |finally gotten under 1 after an| | hour's work | the The fireboats that responded to the! Borough President Names Several] aiarm wore hampered by barges lying Nsw Mambots Of Tutt and (ne Ate had @attad Organizations, Kings to-day announced pointment of the the ap following members |© hn Guilfoyle District 2 ». 406 § Mrs. Allan M. G Street, Dintriet 29; Ge No, 887 Manhattan Avenue, 34; Mra. Herman Gottlieb, No. 1523 Bast 14th Street, Distric Dr, O'Reilly and Mr. Brig reappointments. — Mra associate Democratic Firat Assembly District o Mra, Gordon is active Mrs was not f the whole eatimated, T cargo Was about value ol | $700,000. are © I8| New York the Stade ot Kings and| two hundre in Dem: members of veratic! the Ambulance Units of New York, politics in the 18th Assembly District. | Fordham and Amherst Universities, a : whch went to France in Oct tthe Pr SIMS GOES TO NEWPORT. | thin’ Shorning tome Caran” where they Were mui William 8. Sims, Com United States n waters d mander of th port, RL, ident of the Ni . port Dud A great nn for the Admiral ts planned at rt Second Noor ~Take Elevator no more or less. Certainly none worth less than $35. marked at $35, because we have no other price. A triumph of specialization. Dresses At Our Only Price of Tricotine Perfect tailoring is the pre- dominant feature of these smart suits. Smartly, exclusive in design and developed in the finest materials, they are equal in every way to those found in highest cost shops. Capes and Dolman Wraps Values Out of All Proportion Silver Tip Bolivia Tricotine At Our Only Price of Silvertone Models unusual, featuring rich silk linings and many novel collar effects, shown in refined, rich, high cost materials. quaintly draped designs just received. Women’s & Misses’ Frocks Lavishly beaded frocks of Georgette in a number of Also tailored and elaborately embroidered frocks of Tricolette, Trico- tine or satin. Mostly exclusive models, only one of a kind FRIDAY, APRIL 11, A Table to Be Proud of bits of food. Every Pemco Table has that kind of a top,made of Armco Iron witha coating of white por- celain enamel—as du- rable as it is beautiful. The raised edge pre- liquids vents spilled from running off. Department and furni- ture stores sell Pemco Remember the Tables. name, Thia is very im- portant hecause you want the genuine. They come in three sizes, reasonably priced, $12 to $25. THE PORCELAIN ENAMEL & MFG, CO. SManleys He Gibbons STAVENUE AT 367 STREET We have a single price for every suit, dress or coat, $35, Consider for a moment this interesting phase of our business. Several thousand exclusive garments in stock at all times. And only a few, a very few, actual $35 models. The great majority, perforce, are higher cost garments, all Coats Women’s & Misses Suits An Assemblage of Exclusive New Models Values Out of All Proportion Poiret Twill Mannish Serge The porcelain top of a Pemco Kitchen Table is snowy white and clean—no rough places to catch grease and 1919. You Can’t Afford to Overlook Our “Charge Account” Basis of doing rh ly To you it means being as well dressed as the man whose financial rating enables him to command a credit account in any store. YOU will have the added advantage of paying as lilile as a dollar a week on the account over a period of time to suit yourself, and, as an Easter Sunday feature, you'll be proud to wear one of these Men’s and Young Men’s 9 Spring Suits \ ie $30 $35 $40 . You can choose from a large and comprehensive assortment of finely tailored single and double breasters, including the new waistline effect, in a variety of attractive, dependable fabrics. Garments from some of the best makers of high class clothing in the country sold by us at prices that are remarkably low for the quality. Boys’ Spring Suits Are Featured % in our clothing department, and many a mother has had cause to congratulate herself on her foresight and good judgment in purchasing her boy's wearing apparel here. The most particular youngster will have little trouble in selecting a suitable outfit here, of a wearing quality that will with- stand the hardest kind of play and at a price that will allow mother to purchase many other youthful accessories. Boys’ Suits, $6.98 to $19.98 HECHT BROS. 53-57 West 14th St., Near 6th Ave. A, SCHULTE 128 Cigar Steres and Growing 200 Stores by 1920 TAMPA sreamapeimmerreenepstenetsiest, ~<a vi KERS, “BEHIND THE SCREEN” What Movie-Land Is Like When You Are Inside It First-Hand Impressions of the Film Country and Its People. By KARL K, KITCHEN, Sunday World ‘Magazine Writer, just back from the West, | NOW APPEARING EACH VWEEK