The evening world. Newspaper, May 13, 1919, Page 7

5 hy unere > | ze pm pe ey ai ae i WOW TELLS HOW GAVEMAN CARRE ER OFF WM NTE 4 Mrs. Helen Waterman Testi- 4 fies Against J. E. Carey, Aceused of Kidnapping. %. Helen C. Waterman, dainty ® blup feather nat, Diack silk street Dn, White clocked silk stockings tiny pumps, perched on the wit- chair in Flatbush Court to-day with blushing indignation told it felt to be carried away in her tie fn the dead of night from her t dittle flat in Brooklyn td the ment of a caveman in-Manhat- ‘The man, John F. Carey, listened + t@ the disclosure with a. horrid smile, | ofing the fact that the charge of | jon brought against him car- with It a long confinement in a '@, where there are no D sand the doors and windows loeél by iron bars. © Mre. Waterman was positive in as- » agrting phe hoped the Lord would strike her dead if she had ever been aftything to Carey, during a long ac- quaintagce other than.a “perfect lit- tle lady in every respect." Up to the thme last week when he came to the widow's home at No, 2% Sterling Place, lyn, she had never felt any reason to fear him. ‘Mrs. Waterman told how he caught ‘up, carried her out toa taxicab 4 took her across the East River to partment in Livingston Place. : Just couldn't scream when he * oer me out of the cab,” she sald, |of their parents’ objections to thetr| The odor tells why! One whiff and you realize why:this _ soap means health to your skin! 4 ‘This odor is found in no other soap— it is mot perfume—not the odor of a medi- cine—but a.pure, hygienic odor that tells you instantly why this soap not only but benefits and improves your skin. | LIFEBUOY for face, hands and bath choke ime if I screamed.” the Brooklyn apartment man, Mulvey said he found up and down in his rubbing his head and plain how Mrs, Waterman reached Manhattan, plaint against him. , Carey made no statement. dainty one, Cheshire, Conn., and married her at Port Chester, Methodist Episcopal Church, “because he was, sticking what’ T thought was a revolver agalast my side and I was aftaid he would shoot, I-was cold when we got to nis quarter: where he sat by me with his Lands on my throat and I was sure he would Mrs. Waterman denied tndignantly that he had ever given her money. Miss Marie Gaffney, who has shared with the pretty widow for five years, told of Carey's frequent visits to the house and of trips to Manhattan with him and Mrs. Waterman. She said he had always been circumspect and merely affectionate In a brotherly way until he developed the mannor of a cave- Magistrate’ Steers reserved decision after Detective Mulvey, who had gone to Carey’s place after Miss Gaffney telephoned to the Brooklyn police, told of the rescue of Mrs, Waterman. rey walking itting room, nable to ex- Carey was glad to have the détective's help, Mulvey said, in getting the widow homie to her clothes so she could make a com- SCHOOLBOY ELOPER WINS FORGIVENESS OF FATHER | George Keech, His Chum and Their Sweethearts, Told They're Too Young, Stage Double Wedding. | Love again found the way of over- coming the objections of stern parents, when George Gilbert W. Keech, twenty- a student of Roxbury School, eloped last Saturday with Miss Dorothy Dow Munsell, nine- teen of the same town, a deughter of the late Prof. John H, Munsell of Yale, The couple, with John Henry @es- sions 3d, twenty-one, and Miss Phyllis Althea: Howell, elgiiteen, motored down trom New Haven in the heavy rain and ‘the four were anade two by the Rev. William McDermott of the Summerfield Both couples said that the only ground Unionsiwas their tender age, but de- clared that they “Just couldn't wait any jonger.”” Keech is the son of Col. F. B, Keech, head of ‘the broker » finn of FB. Keech & Co., No. 0 whose town residence is No. 12 Bast $24 Gtrest, The Colonel was irate when « called to-day, but later ‘rel ‘and said he would receive the young couple with open arms, ‘WINDSOR, Ont, May 1%—Approxi- mately 200 soldiers irom London, Ont., were quartered at the race track here this morning prepared tm assist in pre- serving order when the Sandwich, Wind- sor afd Amberstbury Raflway at- tempted to resume ser' breakers this afternoon. demanding increased wats and changes in working conditions. —— ow Fatal Barthquake = Canaries. LAS PALMAS, Canary Istands, May 13.—Four people were killed in the earthquakes which shgok the island of Fuertay Entura several daws The bulk of the population of the isiand has fied. Retief measures have been under- thik * The big, bubbling;‘creamy lather of Lifebuoy carries its healthful antiseptic right into the pores of the skin.: This antiseptic affords just the protection your skin needs every day. It leaves the skin antiseptically clean—pre- vents irritations from the acids and impurities that are discharged through the skin—Kkeeps the skin glowing with health, Get a cake of Lifebuoy at any grocery, drug Start using it today— and watch your skin improve.—Lever Bros. or department store. Co., Cambridge, Mass. ‘ HEALTH SOAP = Ri THorald Square. We Sell Dependable Merchandise at Prices Lower B'day, 24th to 8th #% Than Any Other Store, but for Cash Only Special!—metal Thermos lunch kit, $3.59 Verified price elsewhere, $4.00 This is a very practical kit for use on outings. The case is made of black enamelled metal and contains a one-pint thermos bottle with nickel shoulder and top, There is ample space for sandwiches. Kero —5th Fi. 35th 8t., Front For the man or woman who wants LONGEVITY as well as CONVENIENCE in luggage. we have a Wardrobe trunk price $67.50 Tax $1.75; Total $69.25 Its conveniences are many, it is not packed—you merely lay your clothes away in it as you would at home. It is strong, will carry its burden for many a mile with- out shawing signs of wear This trunk is made of five ply construction, has three ply basswood veneer fibre in- | ° side and out. It is brass reinforced at the corners, Extra heavy fibre findings protect the edges, There are ten combination |. hangers and a complete as- sortment of drawers for shirts, underwear, hats and shoes. . Size 45x21x2214 inches. Gupe—Fifth Floor, Rear. The May Sale of LINENS In progress NOW get your share of the savings. Women’s Samer weight ribbed underwear We've been so particular about the quality and fit of these garments that particular pur- chasers will surely be pleased with them, VESTS Swiss ribbed lisle thread vests, in white or pink, finished with band tops. Sizes 34 to 38, 47c; sizes 40 to 44, 69c Swiss ribbed cotton vests, fine quality, white only, finished with band tops. Sizes 40 to 44, Te Fine-stitch ribbed cotton vests, V neck style. Sizes 40 to 44, 4c Imported Swiss lisle thread vests, with V neck and crocheted tops, Imported mercerized _lisle vests, in white or pink, with band tops. Sizes 34 to 38, 1. UNION SUITS Fine ribbed lise thread union suits, with lace knee, Regu- lar and extra sizes, 69¢ Fine ribbed cotton union suits, finished with band top and tight knee. 40 to 44, 69c Fine ribbed union suits, with tight knee, reinforced. Finished with band top; white or pink. Sizes $4 to 388, Sizes 40 to 44, Extra fine quality mercerized lisle union suits, in white, finished with band top and tight knee, reinforced. Sizes 34 to 88, $1.49 Sizes 40 to 44, $1.69 KoA —Main Floor, Contre. The calendar and the barometer unite to ‘lend interest to an assortment of Now on display in the men’s own corner on the Main Floor. An abundance of straws await your inspection, and more are constantly arriving. There is every description of Straw Hat, from the modest sennit at $1.98 to the aristocratic panama at $100.00. Some of our straws bear the war tax. ‘Some of the, braver spirits have already ventured to wear their straw hats in full view of the public—it is time you came in to make a selection. Making a selection here means making @ satisfactory selection, for we pride ourselves on our ability to fit your purse as well as for the same price. SENNITS PORTO RICANS JAVAS and numerous variations of these standard straws. Included in our’collection of straw hats there are: your head. We challenge comparison of our hats with what you can buy in other good shops BALIBUNTALS PANAMAS MACKINAWS LEGHORNS BANGKOKS Sennits with the patent sweat band. White Venetian sport material A cotton fabric which possesses the lustre of satin and the dura- bility of fine cotton. 32 inches wide. 69c yd. Biatar—seoona FL. Broadway Women’s taffeta dresses smart springlike: styles with georgette sleeves, $15.74 . These are becoming dresses of good quality taffeta, some with long, uneven tunics, some with medium length tunics, others with ruffles over the hips, giving the effect of short tunics, They have vestees and sleeves of geor- gette crepe, some with touches of hand embroidery. - y, black, taupe, plum GQ —Third Floor, 34th Street, Rear HERE is the man who prefers an original oil painting; by a nonenity—no matter how bad —to a reproduction of a mas- ter’s etching—no matter how beautiful. He is the man who buys a suit tor the fancy . name on the label or the fact that it’s called ‘*hand-tailored throughout ”’ quality,” etc. He is the man who is lured by fanciful verbi- age and fancy prices to part with his dollars for fancy labels and he pays for the play on words. But—our big-and-growing-bigger clientele isa fair indi- cation that most men buy a suit tor what it is, for the fab- rics-of-quality, or ‘custom the hand-tailoring-where-hand-tailoring- counts and the styling that-is-present-but-unobtrusive. Our growing business in ready-to-wear suits also indi- cates that most men «re attracted rather than repelled by prices less than equal quality can be obtained in other good shops. They are pleased with our suits at $39.75. Sage —Fitth Floor. Front Store Opens 9 A. M.—Closes 5 MAEVE —Main Moor, B5un street of the originals One is of printed Geor- gette, in exquisite shades and patterns, edged with wood beads of contrast- ing shade and bound with ribbon at the neck, $24.74 (Tax, 98c; total, $25.72.) Another is of extra heavy Georgette, tuckéd vertically and pleated horizontally. ‘There is a | smart little hemstitched | The sale | . ° of white |. Something more than an! economy event—this White Sale. It has the added fac- ulty of being prepared to} supply you with just what} you want, whatever that may pe. Its stocks are so com- plete, so vast, so varied, its} styles so qualities so fine, its refined! “NIGHTIES” Nainsook nightgowns, trimmed with lace or em- | broidery, Several styles, 94} Nightgowns of cotton in tailored effects. | Flesh baptitte gowns in V] neck models, lace trimmed, or in tailored models. without| sleeves. ace and embroid-| | ert trimmed models in many styles $1.39 Pretty flower printed cot- | ton crepe gowns, flesh batiste | gowns, also charmingly lace | trimmed gowns. Sees —Third Floor, Rear 30 P. M. A ‘| \ Also «several novelty straws., The Copies of Paris Blouses That have caught the’ French spirit , ; @nd_ translated it with all its peculiar chie and charm. __ Of course they are tunic blouses, loose and free, with no consideration for the lines of the figure other than the diminutive sash or belt which proclaims the waistline, Yet in this naive simplicity lies their charm, needing neither collars nor sleeves to enhance it, as the necks are collarless and the sleeves short. THE THREE BLOUSES PICTURED® ARE OF GEORGETTE CREPE. yoke of contrasting color. $21.74 (Tax, 68¢; total $22.42.) hea hee id a Geor- gette lip-over, with multi-color yarn embroid- ery at the sleeves and hem, In*the embroidery the colors are bright—in the two-tone — ribbon girdle they are light and delicate, $15.74 (Tax, 8c; total, $15.82.) “ok Third Floor, 34th Street sun or rain umbrellas, $3.69 Parasol style and good quality all-silk water- provf taffeta combine to make these umbrellas attractive in. the sun as well as an aid to comfort in the rain, ‘They are made over a twenty-inch, eight-rib frame, and have plain or carved wood handles with silk cord, Bakelite caps or rings. The colors are navy, green, purple or — cardinal, Don't miss this oppor- tunity—there are only 100 in this lot, QNeTe—Main Floor, Breadway, FM TOTO TONS OIA OO TO OTST GTO 08 CGD! OOOO. Oe OOOO OTe Oe Ota 8 Par tear eer ea