The evening world. Newspaper, April 30, 1919, Page 4

ee a ee ee Qe Se EEE nee <a eectertmmnten oes sas deena tem MILLBROOK. Black Kid, Black | yr Kid Cloth Top, White, Nu- Buck i ha Weisttod Avecec Brown F Are built on orthopedic and modified lasts. They aid mi r ; y Nature in supplying the needed support to weak arches, Shockless Days! Minister; nd Baro sis | Je enlarged joints, and flat feet, and are made without sac- ™ Hatva a ls a 5 ri g Style. They bring rest and relief to tired, ach- Wouldn’t it be a genuine, form 8 é # feet and restore normal conditions. They are worthy, pleasure to go through an entire day without a single jar to your feet? Wouldn't it be a relief to he able to stride over cement and stone as though it were sod? And you CAN dothat very | « h . . ie thing. ‘For the Dr. A. Reed a “ er, wows, a Aahebaed 5 BE DF BY BORE LOY TNL * ri ion S i lt wi unable to communicate with Munich, | : F tases pate ey ie according to a wireless despatch from | Charge purchases made today will appear on bills rendered June Ist cork which minimizes the “ shocks of walking and allows | °18" Minister of the Hungarian Bo- the feet a relaxation which conserves this energy and keeps them young he je c ‘how i or- Buy e sf &- C 0 Buy 1 following Victory Ad Victory Did Reed CUSHION SHOES. 1372 Broadway, at 37th Street 12 Park Place, Woolworth Bidg. . Send for Illustrated Booklet, to shate their ti and have you doubled or trebled vorkmen’s wages?” % " JOHN EBBERTS SHOBCO, [4 print» Franklin Simon 8 Co. ge INJURES ONE, 48 ESCAPE: bt a ‘ everely Burned. > NATO ; SLENDER mm a ctr the pany’s agent in San Salvador BILTMORE Bus BOY HELD. cabled that the damage was exten- thelr way to nafety shortly after | sive, Accused of Stealing Meshbag Vained at 81,000, 218 Belmont Avenue, Brooklyn, had Seize All ‘Satin. Writers if k this morning when the bulld- In the quake Monday. soording to b be and Fo Ministers W! net afire by the explosion of a|the despatches many persons were in-| Sparos Lourandos, twenty, a bus boy d I rmer Minister: ho afire by plow “Jjured in a theatre, The first shock was|at the Hotel Biltmore, was held to the Spurn Their Bribes. ‘ank, Joseph Charauwits, NO./rott tn the early morning hours, fol-|Grang Jury under $1,600 bail in the i . | th Street, is missing. lowed by twenty others of lesser yio-| Yorkville Court to-day, charged with Iman Louls Hayes went into the | lence. r 8 a having stolen a mesh bag valued at BUDAPEST, Saturday, April 26! piazing bullding and found Charauwity aaa ate $1,000, | (Associated Press).—Six hundred ar |!¥ing unconactous on the floor, He was HEAVY QUAKE RECORDED. The bag belonged to Mrs. Mary A. ve en made by the Soviet |“** o St. Mary's Hospital in a seri- Thomas, a guest at the hotel. It con ton. Long Shock Probably 4,000 Miles | tained $60. Lourandos is said to have Washington, tried to pawn the bag, saying it be- longed to his sister, but it was found o sister, Mrs. Thomas, whose 8 in Chicago, appeared in court jentified the bag, SANTZEN ArchSupport Shoes FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN xplosion caused much excite- n the neighborhood and the po- had diMeulty in clearing the way he firemen to combat the flames, — Robdstein, de jan, twenty-two attention if you are a foot-sufferer. ae police allege whe distributed many | billa last night in the Browns- “A good foot rule for you-—wear the Jantzen Shoe.” | fatlor Our Book" The Abuse of the Big Toe.” : SG} No Meh MH STORES—Our only nse | 660 Sixth Av Above 38th iid nawvoun among th held | Attorney Steuyse on of Brooklyn, She is a fac- tory ator. The police have been * | tryin 4 who printed the circulars. him to Bela Kun, Jolshevik For- viet Government, which has been picked up here Kun is asked to h, instructing he Fo =. . Gui Sees ae Notes Fifth Avenue at 35th Street Notes “Have you seized all clothing, sup- ay y a For Women Made by plies, factories, banks, paper stocks |) Established 1879 pps. 80 an to iasue news. papers for workmen? Have you es- SOLD ONLY AT tablished a six-hour day, taken the men, Have you 1 the bourgeoiste | fp s with workmen a] FUR STORAGE-Remodeling and Repairing Phone 6900 Greeley Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Sts. Boys’ New-Fashioned Wash Suits Made in the Old-Fashioned Way Made in Our Own Shops OYS’ Suits were among the first clothes that Best &€e, made, so great care was taken to make them well, Then labor was cheaper, materials were to be had more easily and fine workmanship and durable materials were more the rule than the exception. Best & Co, went out for the Best and even then establisheda standard that was soon recognized all over the country. That standard has been and is being maintained, despite the large quantity of shoddy material and hurried workmanship that enters into many boys’ suits elsewhere. See If you want durability, good style and a assort ment of styles from COATS D’ INTERIEUR © which to choose—then, you want Best & Co, ash suits—(ailored as well * as if they were wool. . IN THE VOCABULARY OF i re DRESS ARE SYNONYMOUS , MIDDY WASH SUITS for toys 2 | LINENCRASH NORFOLKS for | WITH CHARM f= fo. 10 vears, in U.S. N., English and boy's 9 lo 16 years. 10.50 | French types and our own exclusive PALM BEACH NORFOLKS for THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30, _ Fire Follows Lega Explosion ok New Capes & Wrap Coats Four Styles For Women Iilustrated e and Misses ITHIN the silken folds of a Coat types: suitable ne hs 4.95, 5.95 | [0'8l0 16 years. 11.50 | a’ Interieur, there is not only charm | WHITE MIDDY REEFERS, } but comfort as well. JUNIOR NORFOLKS for bovs4lo | for boys 2 to 8 years. 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(Illustrated) COAT D' INTERIEUR (Break- Wash fast coat) of two-tone satin with Regular grade 6.50 5.50 rufflings of net-top lace 19:75 f egular grade 6.5 WOMEN'S and MISSES’ NEGLIGER SHOP OFFICIAL AGENTS FOR BOY SCOUTS Balcony Floor pang MEMS You Never Pay More at Best's: 1919. ° rkin's 25-27 WEST 34TH STREET Between Fifth Avenue and Broadway Interesting Special Offering: very allractively priced A wonderfully large and varied selection of the smartest new capes, dolmans and wrap coats, fashioned in men’s wear serge and velour, lined with attractive flowered silks, Other Capes and Wrap Coats, 21.75 to 115.00 H. Altman & On. have recently received a direct importation of Scotch Tweeds and Homespuns of wonderful qualities and color tones. These have been made up into Women’s Sports Suits and are mow shown in stock, on the Third or, at prices ranging from $85.00 to $150.00 t for Sports Suits and Ri Madison Avenne-Hifth Avene, New York Thirty-fifth Street a SS 9 makes more ‘Offers he Sunday W orld’s ot Positions" than any | other two mediums § Want Directory _intnesaivne "|