The evening world. Newspaper, May 9, 1919, Page 14

MORE BUSSES PLANNED GIRLS WALKING ARMLIN-ARM |". Tne re ea ee ted PUNTER PRC |i, TWAELIEVE CONGESTION TAKE POISON AD GOLLAPSE 2 33.0% she “tr K ELLNER BROS. ft Coach Company Also Seeks Wd Tach Reported. 10 Be Dying in|, is, Dean Sires are rove io ne KKOCH & C. ‘ . : With tomato sauce. | e ee ennsylva al—C Sprung, t hich place th ‘o girls . Goitheast. Comer 18th Berest and tth. Avenue { Route Between Pennsylv: ania Brooklyn Hospital—One 16, le meng ren piace the two gir Big Reduction in Price and Grand Central Terminals. Other 19. tn ‘the handbag of the Carroll girl Vesteniihe Nilistand 125th Street, West ‘The Fieth Avenue’ Coach Company to-| Two young girls who collapsed white | atten was found addressed to her moth- das! dean 9 er, It said: < ‘ day submitted to the Board of Estimate Walking mrm in arm at Flatbush Ave- |, “ meant to let, you know where 1 was An old and appreciated friend. evi oklyn, at | long ago. ad to come ry . 1 plan for additional bus service to ree nue amd Nevins Street, Brooklyn, at| (74 880i Rose and I think of her ON'’T You Want to Feel You lieve congestion in Fifth Avenue and to'2 A. M. today after swallowing mer-| every minute. D in the Victory ? form a new transportation link between cury tablets, are believed to be cying| jRose’ Is supposed to be m sister, Had a Share in ry > he Pennsylvania and Grand Central to-day at the Brooklyn Hospital. to the hospital to-day. They sald they Buy Victory Notes Bond Booth, Main ‘loor | Stations, The permit asked for would The younger, a pretty brunette of |could not understand what Mildred had terminate on thirty days’ notice. nixteen years, gave the name of Mil-| done. ‘The plan would give a new crosstown |bus service with free transfers to the N Bl eorant COVA ike, eive soditionsl of Distinctive New Blouses vice in Madison and Park Avenues to " - In a Wonderful Sale to Mark the O ning relieve Fifth Avenue in a degree, make [j— == = ——_———— ——~ of Our New Thita Miser Waibt cok use of the new viaduct around the Grand Central ‘to connect with upper |] ~ Louis XVI Bedroom Suite in $21 5 Park Avenue, connect Fifth Avenue American Walnut—4 pieces. with the west side through 57th, 66th Summer Frocks ‘and 96th Streets, and provide a direct 4 { connection between: the Pennsylvania |! Me INE thoughts, great deeds, noble accom- FIM |comneonve'ten he erases : and Capes plishments are fostered by congenial : present round-about route through Fifth by surroundings—men who do big things know H ecg SR | ~direct from the manu- this and create atmosphere in their homes. i re ia barlhnes f \ facturer—and save Attractive, well furnished homes make all of DUBLIN, Thursday, May 8.—Mich- |) “ , 5 to $10 4 Hd |ncl F. Ryan and’ former Governor |) BB ae Go Rotten Howe ‘work. Let Aelinere help. H Edward Dunne of [linots, the repre The N Cc: BEG ice wah rota tp bill tha rweaty tbe sentatives of Irish societies in the || { ew Lapes ser 29 te ; United States, returned to Dublin to- | " e b - Rooms” displayed on our floors, They are arranged AE | oy atten haying wpecelved the free. || Either in dainty Silks or the ; dot 6 | 5 he: . Uf separate suites and cosignec to help your selection Tn Frosted at the aration by a bir || more serviceable cloth ma- crowd which escorted them to their . | A ie " temporary residence, l terials, including Gabardines, A... Pe ey eee eit et iibkels Adie erie: Taffetas, Tricotines, Serges, { In white only. broidered collar. In white and flesh. MAKES /.ITTLE: DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEED Colliard, Ministepyof Labor, have in- if | ; $17.95 to $35 : - : The Now Dresses Will Regular $2.50 Voile Blouses, $1.87 —A WORLD “WANT” WILL GO AND FIND IT, Kong to tind mobos to betle the - Round neck, with collar and collarless; tucked fronts; some hand- troub Charming new frocks in f embroidered collars; also tailored models in a variety of styles. Georgettes, Crepe de Chines, Seti, Taffetas, Serges, i Radical Reductions in oiles, etc. H : i $12.95 to $40 T] Women’s and All Suits Now : ? Sui | Suits N _ Misses’ Suits Over 400 Different Models, : ? ; | ee oe formerly $30 to $35. “LY org as, $ Now °22°% ink 29.5 ) HAMILTON GARMENT CQ, Tae secre Se their effective braid trimming setting | off to advantage the slender lines that fashion demands. Sd Straight line and belted models with g g ng narrow belts and novelty pockets. Has Come Along : ¢ : In high-grade Men’s Wear Serge, Navy and Black; all sizes from 16 years : SN 8 bust. “Chong” is here—the Chinese rag! It’s (ON : re ae re * very queer—a Chinese jag! Chong’s girl - ; Girls’ Tub Skirts Girls’ Dresses in Hong Kong gets a shock! The music om x er sd cuaile Washable, in ging- makes you fairly rock! On the back,'‘One " : a S Re an ioe 1 Hoesalcc yom | 1 9 5 and Twoand Three and Four, Rock-a-Bye.” . " Wi ¢ = for girls pate bib aa Now start rocking your baby! ere 88 ( 7% ‘ Third Floor. Tas from Blouse of good qual-| Blouse of fine Geor-| Blouse of heavy qual- ity Georgette crepe.| gette crepe, with em-| ity crepe de chine. a ee We Are Now Holding Our Annual Sale of the Sample Lines of q - .. Be * ae ee Fiend” Boys’ Wash Suits in Normandie” Values $3.50 to $5.00 i p H ( ¥ * Y a V, { A song of international sentiment. A ae Da Y d | fof. 1 rian doughboy find his eal “oa feats. at; \ BIS Ul S ~T) ol; C 1 fe) This sale is sure to bring out parents of boys from ‘arm in Normandie.” He'll sure! x i. : us gettle there if she'll say ‘‘oui”’. ounea eee in AN Chasey % , all secticns of the city. The values are the rarest fwith “Little Old Lady O” Mine.” e In 15 Minutes of the year, and almost impossible of duplication. a » Self= Ww" Invest in the All the new 1919 models are embraced, including the Oliver Twist, Russian, Middy, and Junior Norfolk. Raisi Victory Loan 7 a Complete the Task a u r Materials are Repps, Kiddie Cloth, Galatea, Crash, Poplin, Chambray and Jap. Crepe. Sizes 3 to 8 years, The boys are coming back from “over there.” Some of them are maimed or blinded, permanently debarred Third Floor, from all the normal joys of life. Some of them will never come back. It's up to you to give the survivors the sort of welcome they deserve. And :hat’s the thrill- * ee nal ERM ae wh ing joy of the knowledge that you're stil, wich them, Large, high back Arm) Porch Rocker, with-|Porch Arm that the Victory Loan has gone over big. Complete ster, : “ oneal f 4 Rocker, extra heavy|out arms, with double|low back, double rat’ their task. Invest in the Victory Liberty Loan teday. maple, double rattan| rattan seat; made of|tan seat, extra heavy h ea V ’ eat, ne mee weatherproof, me weatherproof, A Few More Mid-Month Hits 3.00 7 3.50 : OOK ul Rosa Ponselle and Columbia Stellar Quartette § $1.50 (NOT A BREAD FLOUR) <a Ja-Da!l (Ja-Da, Ja-Da, Jing, Jing, ha Fox-trot Wilbur Sweatman’s Original Jazz Band | 4.2707 Rainy Day Blues—Fox-trot 85e == | er’s friend. Many Stops Pain Wilbur Sweatman’s Original Jazz Band vs t All = uses—indoors and For Some Day I'll Make You Glad . . . . . Sterling Trio cere Wait and See (You'll Want Me Back) ans outdoors, COLIC Henry Burr and Ruth Lenox J and LES | Grocers etre Earl Fuller's Rector Novelty Orchestra { A-2712 Ruspana—One-step | 85e ‘ “fEarl Fuller's Rector Novelty Orchestra ising tH rE AUIER 4 er i cF New Colambia Records on Se/e the 10th and 20th of Every Month = teen Ons ore, : 4 | VE QUIE c Sunday World Wants Work PAA THAY AANA AL A eicadiamambeneiey ‘p> cancel FF pag rah o By - setae 16.9