The evening world. Newspaper, April 15, 1919, Page 23

1919, i oy THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, APRIL 15, | Store Opens 9 A. M. to 5.30 P. M. | CONCERTS AND MUSIC, HIPPODROME NEXI SUN, S200") Matlage at 3 ONLY JOINT RECITAL THis SE GLUCK &ZIMBALIST “HIGH FLYERS” FLY HIGH AT THE OLYMPIC 0 iy BRONX °Pera ‘airs i TIGER MADISON SQ. GARDEN FRPROCTUN I2olts. lM AV, Ss. Low's American Root { LYONS & YOSCO “LET’SBEATIT” Wm Gilletts -""" DEAR’ ARUTUS New Amsterdam \\s, oy 4! Klaw & Erianger's Netw Musica! Comedy. VELVET LADY i, ZIEGFELD 2a LIBERTY Ste ie % Henry Miller, Blanche Bates, Holbrook Blinn, Estelle Winwovd, PUG Ket “MOLIERE” GLOBE {i706 jas eros OTIS SKINNER’ Ma notlon COHAN & HARRIS une SE ert THE, ROYAL "VA ABOND} Homy Miler 4}0* Mis" Necey MRS. FISKE «3s to “Cohan % Tica Winey a bial st HIT 0. “A PRINCE THERE WAS” GEO. NM. COMAN as The Prince _ THREE FACES’ EAST HARRIS Go 5 Margaret (ington |, Rober! Ed Witton Lackays Katherine Kre'rad tn "A G00D BAD WOMAN Kiioxereocken n e Wn Pre Ma as i Better Oe LYCEUM fisscutie DADD I E s BELASCO 3. "9,5 FRANCES STARR 1s sen LIGHTNIN tt GALETY, Dimer a turn » ° aes LS nie 3 WISE, FOO way & Thi LS :: "0 STANDARD PEN Pe it “na Gomedy Wway & atta POR MIMCE MATS. W Wer R RO. j LEXINGTON THA She Eve $20 Mars. Wed) ARKEST A ERICAN THEATRES, bart Beason TWH DAILY BUSA AK Doors open 1 1540.1 NOW| EY TH Unanimously Assaened Earth's First and | Only Super: NGRESS OF A HOLIDAY AT THE HIP Hennes “se PALACE ast ICE SKATING rc) 3 OED E SRATER VONIEE * Music |DANCE PALACE. OLUMBIA Pea Tyee} ALL BON. rONS pew VAUDEVILLE. Terrace Bide St, near Lesinaton ay & Suntay NEW YORK THEATRES. Clayton “ho & Harey (orden, Dew sil iL aK fF OLb Ave. 1 brea "arone ShGEu'S MIG L i FRANK FAY ihe mgt, MAT Rivensibe | ttt Bway and orn se. | BEN BERNIE LOEW NEW YORK THEA:RE 4, 9°! tad Hi. fo ft ee ye eWautn Root to 1AM Chas, °F CHARITY. CENTURY | , Tosmorraw Matines, Best Seats LAST 7 TIMES urvriginsly Deilehit fy medy ou he New Yark Sia Tn_Thes. sheriff The’) 50 Actor-Soldiers of the 27th Divi lox » Profi s fo; t @ Division Fund, Hath fosikie Fi FP BALAN Tort Wilh eD | EVERY DAY IS | [IPPODROME CUTICURA HEALED SKIN TROUBLE On Child's Face, Itching, Burningand Loss s of Sleep. field report peusen of Cdhonta at ny With #omp of the legal ; It wad Costing the company [Upwards 6 wo | TENNESSE! E WOMEN WIN. in your ‘Foot Bath geet Use it in the Morning And walk all day in comfort. At night, sprinkle it in the I noticed that a arpdcgs appeared on the face of my child, and goon this fash turned into latge, sore eruptions causin ching. burma and loss of sleep. Si As 1 Best dete aed foot-bath, and soak aud rub the feet. It freshens the feet g (Nee ee takes the Friction from the Shoe, and by protecting yout hose and stockings from this friction, saves ten times its cost each year on your stocking bill. "Foot-Ease has been the Cuticura Soap and Ointment. I saw relief, and one cake of Soap with two boxes of Ointment healed tty. baby, 3) Mre. H. eat ty Vor over 25 years Allen's erakier’ 60 Oi baggy Ml banged iy the bN yollen, sinartin ieeruklar’ $6 Osten Be, Brooklyn, ® AGO, Was pocepted STANDARD REMEDY for bays! swol ‘a Bs N. Y,, July 30, 1918, | Wenargnas Wii hee the} tender, tired, perspiring aching feet, coms, ‘bunion Use Cuticura for every-day toilet | | Scutiorm Btate im! which wit iret blisters a od, Ttacty like magic--No plasters or he with Soap, soothe | | gianted the right of suffrage grease, clean, sanitary and cooling. a teiuineoene fe ¥ iM never know what real foot comfort is until Aadres a: Highwaymen Kill “Gambit ou Will never ok a old ten here LOUIS, April is ndtean, you have used Allen's. Foot e. What Better proof ees Becker, known as the “Kin than that the Platisburg Camp Manual advises men in a “geno was. shot bh training to shake Foot~[ase iu their shoes each morying. wleht, a s i Fi Lhe ical 1 p 5 tiny +. You should have the same comfort for your feet j wnTERG Gas ii pis e had won and loet Sold by Drug and Department stores every whey ee baat hs, Thue “39 1 Constance Winner “Uisé'Natinee tHuReBAye! BIJOU \" Purtuiest § 1 Pye S49 LAST? Wad aut ASLEEPLESS ae NT . Gi hin ib) nighT Ww Mat Hh M30 =A SEN By Wwit WHE VOURTEENTH ST REY West of BLT AVRO DRY GOODS & APPAREL 48TH ST. THA. Bway Matinsos ‘Thur. COME-ON CHARLEY Wacn Teitant A Little Journey Keightley & Evbat ey. Varderbit ree: ne eres, Behe OF COURSE PO Ge THE 77 DIVISION SHUBERT, neve Wid. hate “* Good Mornin Mollie King. Ch Should Parade as a Whole The returning soldiers and their tamilies and {riends want no piecemeal parades The people ot New York are with them in demanding this asa right. Let us welcome them all together for what they accomplished and the honors which they have brought to us. Read this cable Haven, we ere 44TH ST. uy ens io EARN goes on record for the parade as a rn shaan's Virco ba: Mg - 1 whole, and we add our hope to the TAKE ITFR M a thousands of others that it will be given AT THE PUBLIC ano GANT cet eNOURN OF! Pant en PLAYHOUSE \\ ALICE BRAD We believe in it so heartily that we will be glad to do for the 77th as we did for the 27th Reports Men “I Macnee ye €0et ve Pipi and Eager to March. AFTER a] Close on whatever day 39TH ST. "ht! ’ aw eis pa ae the 77th parades 282 KEEPISYDURSELE. pices si Lemme PAPA! : i tangenuiae It is appropriate at this time to mention that n ALEXANDER The above sable te trem Major Gee. Robert command fog the 11th Division. It was ean from Gable, @ towa on the Barthe River abayt eighty niles trem toe every man who left our employ his ed by us to serve BOOTH 305, CAE Masten” | ] EVTINGE 7 HUDSON ¥ Louis MANN & Sam BERNARD CLNIT NATTA TA country has been or will be re-er Borer ahah leh inn tte see on his release fram the servic Semone i anewers ia the sea “Deni Heh wan 8 parade pa — | Mais JAMES A. WIEARN & SON Ha "THEATRES. 3 ' GREENWICH wea as Titi Meat fants’ uy Ay ‘ uh aA repeat MATS. cou, RT FON AAC. RE: BLE. Birnie _ MARJORIE RAMBEAU i THE FORTUNE TELLER.” BELMONT Qo wna te Mon at HE ino 48 well! “A BUKGUMASTER «| CP BELGIUM” WAKE ELUTE WaNih Oi TEA for 3 <i ean] 8 ity poo 8 ey 219, 221, 223, 225, 227 Grint Street Cor. Driggs Ave THE TURN | IN THE ROAD To-morrow Constance Talmadge ii) “Who © , BROADWAY {)378 M's Credit House 164, 166, 168 and 170 "| Sruth Street Cor. Wyckoff St BROOKLYN $100 WORTH GF FURNITURE, $1 WiEKLY The Old Re iabie House o! WHALEN BRUTHERS carries the biggest stock of median and high grade grods and gives the easiest and best terms of any house in the trade aiines Wed, tnd Sat | MAE MURRAY me a i had faster ( (erer es sot itis sew TEA ® |! CHARLIE RAY i Ae ae Croan? |rine Cotton Mattresses , Vietrolas ETHE nee YTON Girt TUMBLE Ww yn ‘Ove Ve CHAPLIN REVIVAL We Sores a iit A 6 east A ton | Musical Somebody’ * aS it Lind 10 iaeit Comedy a TOBY’S BOW BROOKLYN. i WORMAN TREVO a pe eae COMEDY, W 4 {Hn *T = Buti ll GRAND HORE Gt DN LYRIC me IF b U URPLE, PRINCESS fy. s1iewiitGr mv FIT | Phi SES, 88 0 rar ‘Oh, My Dear’ nove’ Haste. SUITS, $850 up ing Auvthortand Ny the U.S. Pyblie, Health =S = Balcony mene Wo Loew sm Nv. ae MAP. ae ONLY FOUR MORE DAYS UNTIL EASTER Easter Shoppers Will Find Newest and Smartest in Apparel for All the Family Priced With Extreme Moderation EA STER OUTFITS Hosiery Sale For Boys and Young Men Our splendid assortments are conspicuous for fine qualities, varied styles and moderate prices. BOYS' SPRING SUITS—A_ splendid assortment of various styled Nor folk suits, including every new style-detail, absolutely unmatched in the citysall new Spring materials and patterns —well lined and finished —many with extra trousers —9 to 18 years 18,50 Boys’ Navy Blue Serge Suits do medium wale, all wool varioug? weights~-mu ts~ finished with but ton or buckle-—several models feu turing pleated and plain styles finely lined and tai lored—Wt0 18 yes. 13.50 Finer Suitsy-many. with extra trousers 16.50 and 18,50 t Little Boys’ Top Coats—Novelly velour checks and navy serges aud fancies modely sailor collar or regulation some with braid or em- Dem trimming line belted styles Finer ¢ new ts to Young S in Spr finest tail waist hue w models—all sizes | rrr Dressing the Young Girl FOR EASTER : Hundreds of Delightful styles, all new and inexpen- sively priced, are to be found in the Girls’ Section. Girls’ White Dresses ORGANDIE OR VOILE Sheer firm texture—shirrings and pin ucks o broidery t » 8 to Ib years Nata ai ry and ea roid iy rim, ar: $1.63 Little Girls’ Spring Coats of White Dresses of fine Hue serge and shepherd come (8 6 have all around belts, Il contrasting callers and hets iaes 6 and i io 18 saab Hyon Specia} Pag | sizes are 8 to 14 years ‘73 ‘ner to. s. Giele' Capes of navy blue serge, | Cirle’ Cape Coats of navy blue trimmed wit tory red serge, buve yoke backs alien, 7, 8 and'9 vents. 1O.@4 | 1040.14 years 12.94 CORSETS Striped Broche long 619 te MORNING SPECIALS ‘Wednesdsy & Aburagay Until 1 P. M. ) Empir ta and hip » 28 Medinu mode MA $2.00 Men's Percale Pajamas $1.00 Men's Union Suits $9.74 Boys’ Suits $1.45 Georgette Now Feather Pillows ' 28 ct. Serim Curtaining elty colored ras f Balbrige M 40 inch border bs BASEME “a FLOR New corsets and petticoats just arrived for Kaster, of newest line and style, to Easter shoppers who appreciate what truly admirable values these special prices mean. will appeal PETTICOATS OA our ree th Light weight cotton~-stripes and floral designs. Kreys 4 H and 1 17 BOYS) CLOTHES TURD FLOOR 8 ct. Storm Serges 70 bites GOODS MLAS PLOOM 1 bl 20 ct. Fancy Ginghams 4 Man. rna-—for hous “ 7.95 | | meat pact WASH DIKES PANIC ICS ENT $3.00 Little Bays’ Lace Shoes... 2.24 good stout H aes ll to 13% HOKS-SHOOND PLOOR $2.50 Girls’ White Canvas Shoes 1% La gh medium broad Hs ose $3.85 Growing Girls’ White Canvas High Cut Lace Shoes 2.95 1 oad toe 6 wide widths lo. EPUND PLOOR 1 et, Unbleached Muslio 12), 8 inel avy quatity MUSLINS- Ma SRAMBNT 40 ce Ticking. LUKINS MADMAN a ne Ordora ae Tomorrow Last Day of For Women, Men andChildren needs, and this sale, with is splendid reductions, will mect your requirements of quality and economy. Women's Silk Stockin and tions perfect, 81.45 Women's Cotton Stockings black and white--double ., 2 eel and toe -our rég. 28), 9S Childre: White Cotton Stock inge- doubles heel aud toe our reg. Children's W s 6 to Bh, Cotton Stockings—black double heel .18 our reg. .24 if Silk Stockings black, lisle sole, heel. white and colors and toe our reg Silk Gloves For Easter Two Special Values in Men’s and Women's Gloves Women's Silk Gloves —two-clasp—~ gray, pongee, black and 9 Qe white—our reg. $1.25 Men's Silk Gloves gray, with self or black — stiteh- 1.50 85 ing Just in Time far ,Haster Comes This Spectat Ptr: _ chase and Sale of Little Té2¥>. A Coats Manufacturers’ Samples . These little marvels coals repretemh of Handwork, Tine scallop? ing aod embreidering, and trime mings of ab lace used in sim ways, They crepe de chine, net and other is is one of the big events of the year in our Babytt Section tunity, you a» these prices will tel Were 85.97 re $? a Were 86.97 Were 87.97..; sey. 4 Were 89.97 6.97 Were #1197 7.97 Were 1997 9.07 Were 817.9% 12.97 Were $33.97 23.97 7 Easter Millinery TeCompletethe Little Girls’, Outfit for Easter They are hand made straws off soft frames that fit in such @ cuddly, adorable way. Some ates k with the long and short others quite round. Some, are trimmed with flowers, some with little bunches of cherries, and many with flowers and ribboo. Fucings of taffeta, either on top or underneath the trim, are @ featyre of some especially pretty And, af course, they come in all colors 4.24 Our reg. 84.04 mach, 2140 and offers a rare oppotw ii SE ‘t h Fl eff Tickets Now on Sale at Box Ottice sof arge aud Acotian Want, Easter Sunday, Aprit 20, Pp. t T atr ha SARA FULLER ee Ca an = Antiseptic } Fararine HARE ac in tara Re Powder. '/ rs Navy Blue Milan Straw Hats |. We have a large selection of these hats for girls Many 6 y are fi ’ ith bows or strea At this price ure many colors aud shapes us well~ Special 2,95 and 3.95 trimme An Easter Value in Smart Neckwear .74 Our regular .94 Smart vestees of novelty, striped pique and lace collars of variety and charm give a! large meaning to this small