The evening world. Newspaper, May 9, 1919, Page 31

Gtr} Nopertes Lost, Pound. Irs was bor of » Christian, mothor, gy Me eighteen year old Wink trea nnell of South sak r ha Browster, who reported une ert mise. COURT TO ADOPT PRETTY. |etiestion can’ ve ‘ratned over. plustog fing Tuesday, and requested the State him in the home. The Investigators bulary ‘to send out an alarm for “ yy 'took the stand that there was ques- asked yesterday that they dis- ASH H CAN FO FOUNDLING tion about Mr. and Mrs, Feinbloom's continue their search, aa she had been me being a proper place for the ind y. tort i enezplalned Child, andthe, cuse was Dut over til ha | Saturday for investigation. ee Unemployed Service Men, Atten United States Employment B reau at 434 Street and Second Avenu Brooklyn, can use 200 service mi general Warehouse work to-day. SAGE AND SULPHUR DARKENS GRAY HAIR It’s Grandmother's Recipe Y. M. C. A. FALL KILLS BOY. William McGlynn, eight, of No. 879 Bighth Avenue, fell from @ fire es- cape on the seventh floor of the ¥. M. Cc. A, Building, Street, and was instantly killed yes- terday afternoon, No, 318 West 57th The boy was a member of the it. to Restore Color, Gloss and Attractiveness, Almost everyone knows that Sa Tea and Sulphur, properly gompount ed, brings back the natural color and "< lustre to the hair when faded, streaked or gray. Years ago the only way to get this mixture was to make it at home, which is mussy and trouble. some. Now asking at ay t 's meee at Sul ur Compo! you will get a large Bottle of this famous old recipe, im- proved by the addition of ot! er in- gredients, at a small cost. Don't stay gray! Try it! No one can possibly tell that you darkened your hair, as it does it so naturally and evenly. You dampen a sponge or soft brush with it and draw this through your hair, taking one small strand at a time; by morning the gray hair disappears, and after another ap- plication or two, your hair becomes utifully dark, glossy and attrac tive —Advt. FRIDAY JAMES ASHE Fourteenth Btreet Junior branch of the organization and went to the building for exercise in the gymnasium. courtyard for a while and then climbed up the fire escape. When he reached the seventh floor landing he lost his balance and feli to the pave- He played in the STORE OPEN 9 A. M. TO 5:30 P, M. HEARN te. Horlick’s T ORIGINAL Malted Milk West of Fifth Avenue Little Tots’ Te Little James Ashe May Win Care Gur Hana Gin NIGHT, WEIR |) Dcvon 087 6 34 ii Wiuskusa ta. Fusmhaaue p haley pretty chara ey e : to DehS l0 ee saad re ohastiy investigates or is The most adorable collection of “ coLUMBUS |to be adopted by a wealthy broker ie |and his wife who are pining to have him in their home, will be settled Saturday by Magistrate Groebi of the ELIZABETH West Side Court. The boy is James BRICE ™ SWEET” Be Ashe, He was found in an ash can a in Mount Vernon, Jan, 25, when he BOOTH I Siti Veit ind Nat ut 439 | Was a month old, and was cared for temporarily by the Mount Vernon Hospital, The surname was g!\.2 him because of the receptacle in which he was found, The broker is John Feinbloom of Tea iW Bway, Bm gin | No. 78 West 82d Street, The boy Nore Bayes "Sitiins Yoworwe 21 was taken to his home by his wife jusieas Lulu, some time ago, while an enor- sant COME ALONG. mous amouat of red’ tape was being n by the Children’s Society, the New York Nursery and Child's Hos- oer tent 6 pital, loca! investigators a:.* investi. Musical “oesere. gators from Westchester County. ir. “ais? See = and Mra, Feinbloom were in court to- lay and id they wou! to any rar oa Me | ait iter aad eee offere jeposit asa ee | It From fund for tho child, a Tus a © af bea, an When the boy was found a paper SHUBERT (2,55. "rot oR E18 |) attached read: “Cail him Christan Bop it Goo \MORNING, JUDGE This Is taken to mean thi VANDERBIL1 *ii3; See ialtane | ‘LITTLE TURE THE WOTAN IN ROOM | ELTINGE tz GS Eke ore | | CLOBE sai £8 ||] Cunning Holbrook Bila {J e.new ota, by aot embroidered georgette. _Col- ~ ors are rose, French blue, Copenhagen and wzinut. plagh sic eELMONT Ee Ties Riot ew. Wy erin FULTO! Empire models of taffeta show a number of TEAUIIUEATEE || SHE'S A Goon FELLOW||| sules, Some * are hand- ener was ||| LIBERTY Wx, Gat, panes smocked, others have fancy HUDSON ist Wea tact at LIBERTY Wiss ih ware Hee button — trimming. Pretty LOUIS MANN & SAM BERNARD | | Henry Mill ei over collars are silk, net or Sizes Are Two to Six Years EAS j » B" Bees ns PHOTO PLAYS. LEA: Erne: nae DIANA |] BESco DARK fasitktie Bras. BIVOU COHAN & HARRIS WE, Be, THE ROYAL VAGABON' ‘A COHAN! ZED ¢ ERA COMIQUE. &°- COW Sa aM “ PRINCE” wih GRANT MITCHTLL » PHOTO PLAYS. DWGRIFFITH REPERTORY SEASON 48TH ST. Ben B8I% EP AS Miller a TRA. 334 Wa 8 en rking.a World-E och in © MRS. FISKE cane the History of ‘ine ‘theater HAKINE ELLIOT’S, Wont 20th Bt Ere 0 (ONGACRE | Weary me $3 TEA for 3 i Rone BS Staten me Initial, offering SLwIN Ts ATS ak Embracing motion pic’ diversions of the speaking stage. “BROKEN BLOSSOMS” a Chinese, romance shown for the first time. tures and RE Clea MAY [5° i = ESLDWA Me TEW LESTER i be Cental oe. i 30 fe kee, ‘5° COHAN THEAT eel —o™ B; ROAD AT 44 A pe sg td ie. AN oan ot i at rrtia SWEET ui so ggeaeesey ‘Thee! ‘* Rese and The Ring.” i TaElTy tow FoR ™ vie ud 30. t3 Thililer et‘Taelore E UNKNOWN Na 0 JOLLY. May t= 12 tiene halon, “The Fortune Teller? LOEW'S 7th AVE, gi 25 8, er re. Hie to 8 we. Courtenay Stem Wise " e'® Busi ito Ma On N Cadlypep Abe ADE AT SSS Qa ‘PLAZA TWO MERRYMAKERS| |TOM MOORE! CHARLIE \H A RRIS inti feet bind iat A Man and| CHAPLIN te, tes Brow 20, Teetio His Money | The Bank Th fit a 7th Division, tn ARGON DANCE PALACE jancing 7 to 12. AMUSEMENTS. MANHATTAN OPEKA | B40 Sire 904 oi hee MATINEE SATURDAY. LAST 3 TIMES ARGONNE PLAYERS i Cnter " Tpestre, Battle of the SATURDAY of a mother w Start-of-Season Sale COATS and CAPES Our Regular $10.97 wraps has been assembled for this sale. They are so hee fong. Aes le, so daintily 8 bs pe and of the finest materials, that the rt il them. Asin all the sales of this famous series, prices establish a record for savings such as has never been known before. delight in These smart little navy and Copenhagen blue capes are of fine, all-wool serge and crepe poplin. Some are straight models with little, colored vestees. Another style is shir- red toa yoke at back. Plain or belted models. VAUDEVILLE. 2a $L) Nr buh ave oll AN, “Gtghet wash to" iin ‘ile jes ins Ave | & 47th Bt Mate pati ‘be 8 AMUSEMENTS. ——— By Lieut. ® ML. Grit, U. 8. A seaoe| Sp 58 57 Luzw’ 'S New York theatre Ane tad ANN haw, 2th Dive ‘Putting. it Over! T Ha RUN hay vaT' On. eure, WIN Orehemse_tor_ women. Baleony tor a Wat. 25e. All Suals. E ve. 356. ak only. ING TED. ... SATURDAY |New and Varied Stocks of Economy Interest for Week-End Shoppers 4 Summer Dresses’ Continuation of Our eunEOR GIRLS Unusual Sale of Lingerie || i itiine en? titine’n * and Silk Underwear Ga minote es FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN inet Sep Be sure to buy all the undies you need for Summer while this sale is on. These garments are the sur- plus stock of two famous manufacturers who are discontinuing these lines because of the scarcity of Dresses imported trimmings and the high cost of cotton, mi farming Sumner Prat which makes this a final opportunity to buy partie- Sie wees ta cca ularly fine, dainty, desirable styles at lowered prices. : err ah ror gg | Matite Tomer —otant | | Tat, Eee ee Drawers — Wiceiis, *‘Modeety Pajamas—mercerized smart eit ‘and other styles— madras—our reg. $2,76.,.2.86 our reg. 81.28........6065 -O4 | Pajamas—pink or blue cha nee reg. $2.68. . mm 96 Nightdresses—nainsook, cam- brie and’ musli Nightdresses—crepe de our reg. .07.. 84 Chine—our reg. $4.94.... 3.68 dresses Envelope Chemises—crepe f Night de Chine—our reg. $2.04. 1.92 04s Petticoate—washable satin— Nightdresees — effectively, tm; | gia e S401 sting JEWELRY” med—our reg. $2.04 pitt hite ot | our fee WUD) cectadcee 1.84 Summertime jewel modes «p- one ew these prices, ich are fleab—new yoke designe— upcsaperas pil ceaanigir YF Special in price for Saturday. Lao yo ee OE Petticoats—se Bracelote—gold_ filed -new 5 aptig Corset Covere—aalnatol—te ind our reg. $2.08, "1.07 tic designs—our reg. $2.75. neck—value .48.........+ 1 | Sines. Pettlenston Novelty Bead Necklaces— Corset Covers — dalibicke stink value $3.94......66000+ 2.68 “ med front and back— Bloomers—pink crepe—wit! CRE MBs iis vcacedhousse 248 | ruffle—our reg. .94....... ea Leopleta, stane oj Corset Covers—reg. .04... -6% | Philippine Envelope aoe eee Corset Covers— tne tront and Chemises—our reg. 82.47 1.94 our reg. .66 to .07........, back—our reg. $1.28,..... Philippine Nightdressee— Combinations—nainsook— 90 Ce UC Pere 2.44 our reg. $1.2 . Philippine Night Combinat ond necks—our reg. 88.07... O45 value $1.97... +48 | Extra Size Nightdresses— New, bag becoming styles Combinations—nainsook— V or round neck— at euch le cost are a joy our reg. $1.97...... 6605 1.68 | our reg. $1.98.........45 00 birke Py Extra Size Drawere—with (Shemoaedbibey TT pay 1.28 ruffle—our reg. .68........ 48 Saturday Onerias of Saturday, a Day of Worth-While Opportunities in Summer Silks eh Charmoneryiaht mi Rugs and Hammocks face in light and medium pi geste mee PEIN 1.95 Every Variety for Summer Time Use. inch Black Taffeta—Soft chif- shined ‘Fear tiniab--high lustre for Special Pur bathing suits.......+++++++ 1.64 Fine Grade Summer Fibre Rugs 40-inch Crepe Mc ear dell finish Large assortment of neat stencilled feciens on various colorgd ee — O4 sanitary and moth proof—4.6x7. our reg. $6.07............ 4.7 35-inch Colored Ti ey 6 x 0 ft, our regular $9.97. 6.8: dark and medium colors. . 35-inch Black Satine—fine sour New Tele Grass Rugs face_-good wearing quality. 13 ular rug for Summer indoor and outdoor use—ell shades from Rose | AR ‘aupe in every size— Boys’ "Ye Olde Rag Rugs rhe Fri de—finel of best quality materials— Outfitting Sale} | “ison. ez" "so oi. 27 x 64 in... fe ed Sx 6ft.. LAST DAY ‘ Davenport Couch Stimiseotiin seo today's Sooning Joornat| | Tipchturel Neck and ah oi clgp metivem, seit Get 1 and Globe for items and prides. Stands...... 4.97 and 5.97 | Awnings..... Saturday—One-Day Sale Knit Underwear For Women and Children—OPPORTUNE PRICE CUTS Women’s Women’s Cotton Children's Ribbed Mercerized and Lisle Cotton Waist Lisle Vests Union Suits Union Suits CORSETS ° When our regular prices be- come special, as here, you can count on extra good bar- gains, a CORSETS—fight weight elastic inserts at top—long pe sizes 20 to 26-— 1 our reg. $2.50,, semen SO BANDEAUX ~ broaded — hooked | back—elastic inaerte—sim f Our reg. .73 and .87 Seconds of 49c and 57¢ | Lowneck—sleeve~- | Three in one—vest, qualities, Low neck | less—tight or loose | waist and drawers sleeveless —- (comfy knee—regular and ex- | combined—low neck cut)—regular and ex- | tra sizee—our reg. .73 | —sleeveless—knee tra sizes and .87, length. MORNING SPECIALS—Tomorrow, Saturday, Until 1 P.M, To prevent dealers buying, quantities restricted. No Mail or Telephone Orders, 7) || Handkerchiefs $3.00 Boys’ Tan Scout Shoes White and dainty colors in a Tan Scout Shows... : le Dreseen, variety of everything that is Heres Mee neds “and serviens with tucks prettiest for summertime. oto 13% Men's and Boys’ Initial Handker- chiefe—our regular .75 and 84 h Gall dose, sserederesses : p \ pea. Included : 0 BAB, .00.00-ce0sreeens % Women’s Handkerc! i 5 Good assortment of colors—and ‘ and colored - - 6—medium widths sizes. ae! regular .84 half doz, . OS BHOES--SEOOND FLOOR, MEN'S CLOTHING—THIRD FLOOR, ae ct. Boys’ Cotton Union Suits... $3.74 Tub Silk Petticoats... 258 bei a seers eng heed Women’s and Children's Crepe j colt ight | [engine sizes to 10 d and practical for Summ Larger—our reg. $1.16. do, Gitng Henapereniee, 73 PETTICOATS—-SECOND FLOOR, KNIT UNDERW! 4 $5.94 Little Boys’ Seles. ry Women’s and Childreh’s Cre) ss bs Miady and pleated J de Chine Handkerchiefe—solid es—drawe “4 and Bice gollare—e colors or colored bord to Government rejects included. if emb'd corner... and .48 MEN'S UNDERWHAR—MALN FLOOR, Do It Now—Invest in the Victory Loan —. Subscriptions Taken and Victory Notes Sold at Our Bond Booth,