The evening world. Newspaper, May 9, 1919, Page 8

_THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1919. r [\ SECOND BRIDE ago, has married again. The bride "| EASTERN HOTEL IS JUST was sold by Anthony Lispenard and his \f Gertrude Fi stenographer, to John B. Coles for $1,750. You . daughter of fficer and relative n't buy It to-day for that, PAUTO BOUGHT FOR FIRST Joo ssc. sc. The Barlows are | 97 YEARS OLD T0-DAY Eber Asad speeding to South Dakota in the road- F ke ster that was purchased by Bartow for ee Sreckiva Reabrice ts a Army Pay Your Debtto / They can’t Wal ; Bomb Inventor, Divorced Harsh Words Likely to Be Said] oprawa ont, Mey $v. A. Watt Pershing’s Men. back. flonth Ago, Weds New Haven, |," : fase was on. ~ 951 About Pro-High-Bition at Birth- [of Brooklyn ix mentioned in to-day's Invest in the Subscribe to the led to have moving " 4 ‘ ‘ Sandi ity list under th o- Policeman's Daughter. pictures of the principals admitted as day Dinner. fon “Meperted DOAN ch ee" Victory Loan. Victory Loan. (Special to The Evenite World.) evidence. After the close of the case! Phe Grent Kastern Hotel, at South and 38th Street —FIFTH AVENUE— 39th Street Ce ‘ay 9.—Lester | Barlow hired the largest theatre in New lwhitenall ‘Streets, with the nan = d Haven and announced he would talk OM / Jonny Lind, Robert Fulton, Commodore the criminal use of law. Hie marriage | vanderbilt, Danicl er, P, T. Bar- haited this, Barlow was on the statt ; Pee in Be Tice Wetore tne wan |Mtm and other notables on its old reg- rg” eg ston Isters, i# minety-neven years old to-day and to-night will have a birthday party LUSTGARTEN BROUGHT BACK} Proprietor John Bittner hax Invited :. day 100 former guests to the birthday din | Unusual Value for Satur ‘ay ner at 6.30 o'clock. To-morrow, Mr \ . . Bimmer bays, be ill Oetertaln Brey bec A Collection of Quite the most delightful of . ¥ Captaina, six or seven of them from i 4 B10 Months |tier company. tn thie ity, and in[*t, Rainer wil make speech Sry eee > Ceres by Marsh words are likely to be sald ° av i 8g. | $700,000 about pro-high-bition at the birthday WOR nn Presenting New Phases idalte Me Tattets, of bg ah re t party of this old hostelry, which was ‘ ‘ of the Mode at bi haba ets } ph Narrow folds of the silk form Ne ge. | District Attorney office and Lieuten-|he saya, isn't worrying. If liquor must 2 $ i sxrnee witrtneecdane Ae TC aninence heparan Of hel go, the landlord said, the Great East: P 10.00 a deep yoke and wider folds Petalegue ‘bd. Dinsiet Alterna ern‘s bar will be tumed into a lounging 4 } Oy An introductory Sale, |] smartly accentuate the new sil- pressing the army au’ -| place for men. There'll be games of al! Pp } offering at an attractively A LY; iC) eral weeks for the return of Lustgarten, | kinds and patrons will pay 25 cents for on the Mongol in charge by ve Cuniff of the] “brought up on the stuff,” but Bittner, 4 f houette at the foot; note, too, the r sted 7 nitary H fi moderate price, a delight- ri ete} , id Ai Fort Leavenworth under the ame ot 4 aco at table and buy a dollar’ Nita be fully vied ou of || soft becoming lines of the muf- Yj corn, Mat ta ok Baas Mooplsal Not at Gateong Eath |oashed into inft Grinke of ta, || for use at home { ; ( Trimmed Hats. fler collar. An ideal Spring and ff ‘Nint after the armistice was signed, In 1790 the site of the Great Pastern f \ ! bode are Revie Summer Outergarment for the —— aye ( and semi-dressy effects. Miss of 16 to 20. Saturday, Last Victory Bond Opportunity y-_F. bY TAN eta si touches of straw and trim- A Special Purchase mings of flowers or burnt oxtrich, Misses’ Tricolette Suits Transparent Hats of fine horsehair and malines, $35.00 blossom wreathes or boast- A Price Less Than ing feather fancies. Manufacturer’s Cost —_—_———— For Saturday ti cubad models, 4 heavy quality Tricolette, in c most » } Ribbon Sport Hats $7.95 wanted street and sport colorings. West 34th Street—New York Hand made, hand sewn Hats, on becoming lines; Many novelties; others in more with soft straw facings that lend themselves to the i yiie styles, Sizes 14 to wearer’s fancy and are adaptable to any curve or Z le. Misses’ Dress Pat. Kid Oxfords Great Suit Sale j on x6 lovely colors, light pastel shades and the for ation, Atveessed end Bidets darker tones. Wear; Serges, Tricolettes, Taffetas, $7 Very Special Collection of High Grade Ue Georgette Crepes, Laces, Nets and q * * A f 8; Hats, i i 5 Tailored, Trimmed and Sport Types bites ovelice, 88.00 to $18.30 Ie Breen B88 02 S888 A dressy Oxford of un- 7 Fourth Floor usual quality Patent kid, $ 4 turn soles, dress heels. * A special Dorothy Dodd , and value. k Bedell Skirts To qitnorinry, groupe of exit, new, srl ye May Reduction Sale Wool Velour Cloth te coat, box-Eton, cut: ' walit a ii od ‘ste ditinuished by Pn der inns , Si uits ‘ Capes Men’s Wear teepe-te Rich Deep Navy— is Tailored Models al rn Featured at fetas and Satins. Tailormades of Velour Check, Oxfords. aia | $27. 50 $3 5 00 Sizes to 30 band. Very Special Aristocratic Ornamentations—Siik Lined $6.98 Closing Out Higher Cost Suits At this low price a group of Spring i\ | Swinging circular Capes, with deep Extremely stylish modes, in luxurious fabri ‘ Tailormades in the popular Serges. : Every ault lea fresh, new, ultre-modish creation caetiecne ea Pye B muffler collars and belted waistcoat Bleck Sie fy. S.| ait of elegance peculiar to all Bedell tailored garments. Sa ea For this Annual Event the entire as- | fronts. fancy § ; | Black Taffeta Silk Extraordinary Values at ’ sortment is offered at decisive price con- + and Navy Blue , ; ' Two models, one with corded tucks de- Setinn. cessions for immediate clearance and - : fining a yoke effect, the other trimmed Very Special $ ' values fre excellent. with rows of buttons that give the hew , 10 Every wanted type strictly tailored, long lines. | a Sageieennipe arg dressy models marked A Sale of Fashioned of light weight all-wool ° 2 . f i selling at ° 7, ; ‘ 4 T; @ New Georg ette Waists in Sale! D4: p A” AY $39 ta, WH; $59.50, $69.50 and $79.50 White te Renin, ot Fos Bee : First Showing of Karly Summer Models HA" won ae ; Tub Skirts : $ $ é 50 a)i. Tomorrow at C. and ete Wool Jersey Suits $5.75 Serge Capes A : i vas . - Bin i Fine White C Gab- Exceptional Value New arrivals ip vere special Saturday selling, includin, original and An Advance Sale ardinein seteraitinedile en e See ie etre race ee rene eaters ermal for \/~ he : $23.50 the correct strug fine in $29.50 vaists that are distinctive ; th * troducing novel pockets and id taste. Actual val te 0.98, 2 . . i i i and in good se ey hal ‘ee ba 98.) prey ls “y ‘ Two new models with plain and pleated | wide belts, button trimmed. Five models of extremely smart style , . " N ‘ Skirt: di ially f ‘ H 4 Silks in the new colors for the Summer time, aaa coats and smartly belted and straight | yi. vate Se eeetccd or | circular or draped effects, lined with line skirts. In choice sport colors and | a very low price. fancy Foulard Silks. All purchased es- No Charge for Necessary Alteratio Me. darker street shades, many with con-] 9ther White Tub Skirts pecially for this occasion. oe i _— = = — trasting trimmings, and $12.50 Other Capes, $19.50 to $95.00 Third Floor TRE FOOT eee Third Floor Unite State Raoad Admins eB yn Sho e | All Wool Suits | Girls’ Serge Capes Director General of Railroads F On Sale Tomorrow at or Boys ° Lehigh Valley Railroad | Advantages of the Blyn Shoe ae tT | Departments for Children RD) $16.50 to $22.50 eee 3 1 liek ase In selecting the children’s footwear—whether for school, play or Norisikimodels, Women’s Pumps dress—the wise mother bears in mind that sturdy quality and correct = af ine. fit are the all-important factors. er, with alpaca lined and Oxfords aipacac 4) coats; smart stat a The Blyn Children's | aber paling ts $7 65 " | ‘They ; . la S,, ray, green and £ At A ___in_— | permost. i rown mixtures; Pumps of patent leather moderate _ pric: Like well tailored; sizes P P as \ J fuel pita wich ne | Nothing 43 ‘Mi 7 to 18 years: with Louis XVI heele~black y long year experience. kidskin, tan calfskin and pat- mE yy ’ ent leather with military heels. Children’s & Misses’ a4 Boys’ WH Ankle Strap Pumps School Suits Oxfords of Patent Leather Norfolk Models and Black Kidskin. Gm with Two Pairs of K nickerbockers; sizes 7 to 18 years, Shoes For bas been restored. Children’s & $11.75 Boys and Girls iI] Misses’ Shoes] ,."™, v0 | i , Lvs. Pennsylvania Sta, 6:17 P. M. White Nu-Buek at B50 7 % 200 Boys’ Corduroy Suits Misses’ Pumps and Oxfords, (Seventh Ave. and 32d St.) AYiAl yan patent leather, sizes 1136 to 2...$4.50 Lys. Hudson Terminal 6:10 P. M. 8 Bi ‘ Aah 4.00 Ta With two pairs of Knickers; Nor- fi 4 2 7 ; FE 11}¢ to 2 4.50 | patent Colt of Gun Metal, evi folk models; all sizes, 7 to 18 years (ex- Girls’ Pumps, patent Icather, low Exclusive novelties at a price that is = -pting 14 and 16 year sizes). Great values heels, sizes 24 to 6,. + $5.75 certainly moderate for Capes of such smart ; ay Style 60444) 3 * ee. oe Ag te a7 Prey ie 5 Girls’ Pumps of tan calfskin; | style and excellent quality. Other important changes in train schedule. 4 tines 216 0 Tesrrsrerrsvereees 78 Two Models—in navy Blue Serge of Détails may be had at all Consolidated Ticket nore, W0F.48 . Newark te 500 Boys’ Wash Suits, senend Fane , | fine weave and weight with detachable Offices, Pennsylvania Station and Hudson Sad G34 wulton bt 3 | chia Apnes tune $1.95 Boys’ High and Low Shoes, of | Waistcoat and collars of white pique, Terminal, Hl s tan leathers; sizes 1 106 easily adjustable for laundering. Size 8 to 16 years, Middy and Junior Norfolk models, in Boys’ Scout or Play Shoes, sizes plain colors and stripes. 11 to 1346 soeeges $300 : Boys’ Hats, Caps and Furnishings. Sines 1 to $35-- coos $3.50 Girls’ Capes $18.50 to $59.50 911.038 "iaa st : saturday Eve > AE iter areca oA we Sate canies RESIN dE Np, Pevee, oA Dewy s . x 6 ane the TTA ea ee mena ah Serer sR | TNR OG TT oY dain D IT eee aah y ists. pink is a Me vee consame ee ee ete na ta % 5 Sabon HRA IO esti ETRCCIN RR nent A Bu: inact $ PAIR eM