The evening world. Newspaper, May 20, 1919, Page 14

Governor William Sulzer, eeriously {11 at his home, Mpeported this morning to be con- \e and contemplating ® visit to City next week. ——s of Naval Ordnance Depart- (Special to The Evening Wort.) cloth Ordnance Department here. ee ‘(Keep Her Locks Dark, _ Glossy, Beautiful. } of Freeport, L. 1, The wall at the south end of the plant collapsed after the ex plosion and crushed him to death, | e old-time mixture of Sage Tea recipe, and folks fered severe burns, are William Dob- it to keep their ha jer, 26th Street and Voorhees Ave- Inc baad ey yA Byte nue, Sheepshead Bay; William Rog- A “Pub appearance is of the greatest ad- and the g~ 4 mixing at home.| york City. Am drug stores the ready-to-use] Officials at the plant attribute the “7') i ne juet, improved by the addition of} .xpiosion to a spark in the mixing fect on J Bnei called “Wyeth's ha! | Sulphur Compound.” It is} °?*7** | popular use nobody can dis- it and draw this through your in 6 taking ope small strond at a BROUGHT BY DRESSMAKER bY i 4 Sore the Srey 7 — i £ ut wi the ies Ye Ri . 'yeth’s Sage and Sulphur Com-| Fifth Avenue Modiste’s Bill Unpaid, fe thet, besitos beautifull She Says, to the Amount ning the hair after a few appli- Z 2 it also produces that soft of $2,708. and appearance of abundance . are so attractive-—Advt. Gowns priced at $633 and $621 used BROOKLYN JOpreNHEIM, GuuNs & © Fulton Street, Brooklyn Exceptional Sale Wednesday Women’s Breakfast Coats Many Charming Models gene es ee es eneenn + (One Illustrated) Novelty crepe in pink, light blue, wistaria, rose and copen. Pock- ets, sash girdles and smart fringe trimming Extremely Low Priced. svat 2.00 BROOKLYN OPPENHEIM, GLUNS & Fulton Street. Brooklyn Special Sale Wednesday Newest Models ‘*Roselle’’ Corsets’ | “Roselle” Special of hand- some pink Broche, low bust, long hip and elastic inserts for slender figures. Also medium bust, long hip, well boned for average and full figures, Actual Value 3.95 Corsets for All Types of Figures Particular attention is directed to our attractive showing of “Oppenheim, Collins & Co.” exclusive models, the Franco and Vassar makes. Also a comprehensive > assortment of standard makes, C/B, a Ila Spirite, Frolaset, Nemo, W/B, Rubber Treo Girdle, Bien Jolie modiate, 0. 2% Observer Street, Rockville LAWRIDS ; Harry Holman of Thomas Lawrence t 2.95 to 15,00 . THE EVENING WORLD, TU by Mary Garden, the prima donna, were 0. in & mult brought in the Supreme Court | tor meton Piece, wine ymewmoniac| AN BALDWIN, Li 1h, EXPLOSION ccintt cic “sonevica ‘by tweme. cuo| HE OUTWROTE SHAKESPEARE —_ The iatter alleges that « dressmakers’ bill of $2,708 hes never i Accident Happens in Mixing Room heen paid by Miss Garden, 4 ‘ ‘The highest priced dress is listed as a While Testifying in His One turgoise blue and mauve spangie robe with # head dress and pink undersiip. Next in price ie a blue and gold brocede| John Armstrong Chaloner caused fre Hele had ppent the nigh » and I was straightening u elie a LOUIS XVI. CRETONNE UPHOLSTERED BED. ROOM CHAIR, $29.75 4 Fern Stand in Mahogany, American Walnut and Jacobean Oak, metal lined, with unique uniform water. ing device, $9.75 COLD STORAGE RE- FRIGERATORS, and endorsed by the United States Government—con- tain many exclusive features not to be found in any other refrigerator, Obtainable in New York only at Spear's. Hod ICER—24 i wie Tom Rien high. SIDE ICER~31/ in, wide | 1617, in, deep, 41172 in, high, $29.75 TI 7 . N N Q APARTMENT STYLE sf * Pied NM nom iaastet 3 BALDWIN, L. 1, May 20.—One man #0Wn with headdress at $583 and alquent burets of laughter to-day while} m 4 R 10 DARKEN IT was crushed to death this morning ™attve brocade gown with headdress at | testifying in his $100,000 libel euit against | room as 1 wai $52. A “boy costume” of red broad-|the New York Bvoning Post ng cng thins lia pada tanteeditheatcrtatdi re with cont, shirt and bodice ta] Obaloner gave his own definition of an explosion in the mixing room of yaiued at G21, Grandmother’s Recipe to) the new brick building of the Naval A bill for jewelry doesn't keep pace}out of two Greek words, para and nous, | We'll pe tate.’ |with the expansiveness of other itema.|"meaning, out of your mind—off your “Vd For instance, a pair of earrings ost Pr 1 8 i The dead man was Austin Southard +5 and three rings cost $15, while three] He declined to admit that he wrote] igq sandals alone cost $90. Granted tol HAT SALE TO AID FRANCE. Woollen Co. Workers. Mes., May %.—The| ‘Fats to suit each face” were in evi- e to “ eaterday hy ing of He strike came to an end [aera sie: 11 West dein Stroet Whe cote |. (nine. adays, though, we don't have| Avenue, Baldwin, L. I, and Charles to-day with the announcement that an} yij He n 1. 168 norease in wages had beon granted alll cecds go to the Fund Sreublesome task of gethering the) Unkle of Mo. 1621 Avenue A, Now Coeiin Ot tine four mills of the Children of Pranee." sti can Woollen Company here f wage schedule will take of-| Mra. Beverly Duer. Frederic Thompson Improving been appl | Continued improvement in the condi & A} comb or cote bres SUIT AGAINST MARY GARDEN |tion of Frederic Thompson was reported | Most of the hats have been contrib- en's Hospital this morning. ' Our Conviction | LB NEA LOOK CEM PPR — ah ie u fron Causes Frequent Bursts of Laughter $100,000 Suit. Paranoia. He said doctora invented it base. pit a better sonnet than Shakespeare, but said he did write one that held to in- tellectual meat rather than amerous| ghe padded in trom t motiver imo: 4 ali he ‘The four injured men, who aut-| LAWRENCE STRIKE ENDS, |, 7be,ttial ts being old betore Judge Something Ham ever without, tnd Hand in the U. 8. District Court ar oe “Nest one week and the pro- Fatheriess Laisita Le- and ig in charge. Amon -Nelll Bacon, + Miss May Moulton and Miss th’ W. de Russy ated by prominent milliners and the prices are inod Many contribus lon for the adop- 2-24-26 West 34th St. 6th Ave. at 16th St. . We are ardent in our conviction that it is not possible to buy better furniture | than we show to-day—no matter where you go or how much you pay. Now, when you are in the position to get that sort of furniture on Liberal Credit | Terms, you have special advantages. And not the least among them is the fact that you enjoy the use of the things you select while you are paying for them. And that means six months, a year or longer. HGS 5 i __Prevident, HAIR Each, $9.25 | GOLDEN OAK TWIN BEDS, A most remarkable BRASS BED OUTFIT. | value, sturdily built and will Consists of Satin fi withstand the rough wear Brass Bed, all size given to Bungalow Reds, Tit, ceticnnin oon tach, $8.95 \-inch fillers, Spear's San- == |tlon of French orphans | t lent for prevent iberg are £0) front, The By Margaret Halpern been i long ago.” she “but I can't find can’t find « what do you t is Amolin?” nt, powder, girl should ‘use it. What with perspiration and evory- it is almost impossible keep’ freah and wholesome persons ally, all odors fro: But Amolin Chester Boynton 0) fei. | Dezsonas rete ee a, re, Rowers Nel A ja the personal deodorant ah rem Bot: brs. Montes! pows ntixeptic, unscented, and las Robinson, Mrs. Frederic Foster ‘ oe MAHOGANY WINDSOR ROCKER i} ARM. CHAIR han $1090 | A WORTH.WHILE SALE OF RUGS Velvets, Wiltons, Axmin- sters and Tapestry Brussels, we Joa oud apvs vit NOW, for the variety will never be larger or the | prices lower GOLDEN OAK | COLONIAL DINING TABLE, with 4 in. quartered oak top, ext to 6ft., §1593 Mate “$338 DRESSER AND CHIFFONIER In Antique Ivory, Mahog- any, American Waln SPEAR'S SPECIAL COT- TON MATTRESS with rial Roll h ° mM fe sew ot ee Golden Oak, each $19.75 metal beds, GREENPOINT TR P. 4 ‘ IP. a ageallem re ie LOCK CRIB, all metal, rool fish with link fabric | fovolu ‘ling Wah esi rib, spring. Imperial roll edge rage matires covered with fine | Emetgct™ 18 Hvar quality plain denim or i SPEAR’S ALL- | METAL DA-BED Porcelain Top, WhiteEnam- | and bolster. el, Kitehen Table, size 24x36 | Single size with center Drawer, $9.25 | Doul or Mahogany, exceptionall: that can buy at Spes cheaply as anywhere else in town. materially more money if we had to $13.25 Cretonne covered pillow ADAM PERIOD BEDROOM SUITE. in Antique Ivory GOLDEN OAK COLONIAL BUFFET with lined silver drawer and — commodious $3333 Mi 4 GOLDEN OAK COLONIAL CHINA CLOSET to match table and Buffet, $32.50 HOOSIER KITCHEN CABINET. A. time-saver in any and every home. Is fas necessary as a desk or a work-bench toa man, And low-priced, An indication there's no earthly reason ‘on liberal credit terms as why you should be without This suite would cost Says pete 1 cod nutans YS # | AD .20 6th Ave. at 16th St. ene when they may be chased on Spear's iberal Credit Terms. Among oman to Another ny Amolin.” | omething that | re," J said, “What is Amo- | “Amolin is prinkle it in my clothes, keep it-for all sorts of nd howling, It 18 alko exe ne and healing Amolin can be bought at nd Cipertment stores for or 4h YA. cali LLM ff asia iz RIGLEY' SHEWING GUM How else can you get so much long- tasting benefit. so much real satisfac- _ tion for your sweet tooth at so small a price? Be SURE to get WRIGLEYS in the sealed pack- age; air-tight and impurity - proof. The reputation of the largest chew- ing gum manufac- turers in the world Is back of It, SEALED TIGHT + KEPT RIGHT a Flavor Casts! Food For Children Serves a double purpose Growth must be pro-' vided for, as as replacement of daily wear and tear. At this vital time of the child$ life parents should consider GrapeNuts -areal “building ” food that constructs and maintains. FPure and Wholesome