The evening world. Newspaper, June 20, 1919, Page 27

bet ee = BP ss fi a Bs SR Cn Daca ee SHY TP POR ACHING SORE, TIRED FEET Use “Tiz” for bag Ya THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JUNE 20 194 Tei. ola marr a0, pete CTY “CAPTURED” BY SFATE GUARDS ' x most drastic mesures were taken by the 12th Regiment in the | ‘block bounded by Cclumbus and Am- sterdam Avenues and Gist and 624) Streets. All traffic was stopped and | the publo was aired from the up, burni IN TEST OF OF SPEED. coieetoene feet Shortly before 10 n’clock bugle calls lemme tire men back to their ar- | tories and conditions again became 8,000 Ciena thie Cea Abiity to tormal, Moct of the unite had been Cope With Any “Reign of emia Terror” in New York. | SEEK HELP TO PHOVIDE cand state Guards “eap-| OUTINGS FOR POOR KIDDIES Eight thousand State Guards “cap- United Neighborhood Houses Ask tured” New York last night. OMcers In charge declared to-day that the) for Volunteers and Financial Assistance. test proved the ability of the troops to cope with any “reign of terror” Volunteers whe gtand willing to devote.’ & few hours @ week to taking children here, ive th hattan ’ Pe aay there Bile te from the poorer geetions on one-day ex- and 3,000 in Brooklyn were hurried OTE makes d to sta cursions into the eountry are sought by their Tet’ all day know oun pate out by companies and were eon ON the United Nelghborhood Houses. ‘This tender, sweaty, burning feet mean, SU&Td at strategic points such 88 44 4 federation of about forty neighbor- They “Tis,” and “Tis” cures thelr bridges, subway and elevated sta- pood houses, including the Henry Street! few ret wp, It keeps feet in perfect tions, telephone plants and public settlement, Riis House, Greenwich condition. “Tis” is the only remedy pullditigs, OMcially it was merely & House and Hudson Guild. | ip the world that draws out all the ous exudations, which puff uy drill; unoMclally it was sald that the | feet and cause tender, sere, tired, sight of businesslike bayonets and | If you wish to help some poor young: ster enjoy a brief release from the hot and crowded streets of the east sidt He -— fest. 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Mate Wed. kat x i Lew Fields in “A Lonely ~— BOOTH "Fyne ‘ ia 4 w is its QUALITY, not the quantity of Murray Hulbert, Commigsioner of it that does the work. | Docks, took the matter up with the - ‘he BettOr Sold everzwhere For free samples War Departmont, under whose juris- SP onan e write to Laboratories, | aiction the pier has been oper aur 243 West. 47th St, New York City. hip atte Poslarm: Soap, medicated with Pos- been ‘drawn by ‘The [Bveninus We lam, brightens, beautifies complex- id fhe Pret epgah a AS by bale 4 vee aa parent 1 ng in pestoraaer ue he the extreine west #id@ of Manhattan, BETTER LATE THAN NEVER. Letter Mailed In New Jersey In 1912 Just Gets Here. You know what Alcock did it !n and * | how long it took Lieut, Read- what do you think of this? “Editor Evening World—How Is this ature CENTRAL "gS Wa" ott sid! || tara’ Take It From Me ‘ical Show 42d St. ok, 430 2.30 {SELWYN Bisel’ wet "So VAUDEVILLE. S) Webb. 1 Mansing Seneneders, ‘Temple, Martin He >ROCTOR :] ANDREW MAC MACK — OLYVATT TOT} Green & Parker, Macro & Stering, |for speed? I hayo Juat received a pos- 44 WB vi di BROADHURST Mata Taare Ss ere xT. tal card from Keansburg, N. J., post- Rachel Crothers «39 reed marked: teak Comedy a eansburg, N. J., Aug, 16, 1912 4 tH. Bway, ats, Wed. & Sat. VANDERBILT ard Refresh ‘ttle Journey f rooklyn, Jupe 14, 1919, 9 P. Mt | And they had the crust to charge me = one cent for ‘Postage due,’ Rea truly, ORRIS, ‘A, C.. MORRIS, Cont, BM Root to Tait | uno, 614 Bay Ridge Avenue, Brooklyn, weno gsi, wie bon’ initia | “June 18, 1919." aw's American ool. $2.8 Wot ——— Loew's American Root. we, ts PLEA! bear er hares. Rite iia | Bsc SUSPENDS THREE KEEPERS. ave : Pe Lp dba da 8.F. ACE Sing Sing Warden Acts in Escape ELTINGE om 4% © \PAL & in | wali cn of McAllister. 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In 1835 Newton originated the vac- iVORl OREN ESTAS | ' yh ‘aur process for condensing mlx with eek” jeane sugar to a semi-liquid torm. one | In 1883 Horlick at Racine, Wis., dis- fit covered how to reduce mili to a dry 21) powder form with extract vf maited fn “THE CHALLENGE OF r CHANCE.” | Grains, without cane suger. ey | This product HORLICK named | il yee CLAYTON in| paatted Mik. (Name since copied STRANI Ba DTE S| itita weae tee a Sit wire: SCANDALS isi: |) A MODERN MUSICAL REVUE. Homry Millor’s EEA TIOe Ts Wong ‘its. Thur, iy 2.26 LALA LUCILLE #23 qcar Eves 050, bias, Wed (Pop) & Bat. Skis A adOD eae ro ‘er, “Ambra Orc by others.) Its nutritive value, Comeay —scenits__ | digestibility and ease of pr neration (by simply stirring in wa.er) ind tne | fact that it keeps in «ny clanate, BELMONT | ,,.4 gucce’s. le SUNDYEIOE” | ee soved of much value? eae | proved of much value tv maah~. fit Mino ae Si. | WH I as an ideal food-drink frou infancy AMUSEMENT». - “= to old age. DANCE Terrace Garden | ask form HORLICK’S —Avow Imitetiona PGAM Ry taro PALACE aany hit staat pty == | ROVER adi by, A ae Deneing T to 19, Saturday, ok lance in v the pee ¥s a HEN you ge on your vaca- tion this Summer have your favorite perer mailed to you every day. 3 WISE FOOLS “# ves at BaD cat ROSALEEN pron EXPOSITION AMUSEMENT PARK ‘THE PLAYGROUND Of THE CITY, SALT’ WATER BATHING _AT EAST AITTH_ST_ SUBWAY STATION. COHAN HARRIS Wf, "4 SLUMBIA Batali cae Evening World, 19¢ ger week | THE ROYAL ial MW Cit, PEER-A-B a ely World, 18e per week , iy STEEPLECHASE ie World, 6¢ por | Fi PAlsaDs FUN saree wae oH ie ee eet ies || fg ooo es | "Store Open Tomorre Hearn used the power of cash and quantity. buying and clever trade insight to provide this merchan- dise at tivese very low prices, QUARTER-CENTURY JUNE SALES | And ,These SPECIALS for. Saturday Our Low “Regular” Prices Still Lower for Saturday, Offering Bargains FROCKS AND SUITS Weetof Witte Avenue Unmatched Elsewhere, for All the Fomily for the Vacation Days of Miss 14 to 20 Half the fun of going away is in knowing that she has frocks aplenty of just the right kind.’ It is 0 easy to have them, ‘oo, at little price. Hearn styles at apeciat prices are the quick and thrifty way ‘to a fascinating Summer wardrobe. Misses’ Plaid Gingham and Voile —in. youthful styles— shows peplumnsand organdie collars, cuffs and vestees, and other e 67 pretty styles, Special. Misses’ Voile Frocks are quite attractive—skirts are, white and plaid coat over blouse gives a pretty color—other styles st this price seo 9+ 4D Misses’ Voile Dresses pei gry pink and light blue, are el oreaig (95, for pa wear—another sty! pico! flounces is priged at re 13. 75 this low valu * —embroi A June MILLINERY Event of Misses’ Tricolette Dresses in black; pew blue, and navy are ‘all occaslons, and deol Ho esceldered ox tached pret 5 SEO Misses’ Toffate | Devoenhe-or and crisp with, iy skirt tod tyme peck frill and verter. 20509) wet, frocks bead en Melty beaded oe : Pavlet, Segre a eine i 26.75 No charge for RY serra on-above ‘ items. First Importance SATURDAY A sale of trimmed hats,.and untrimmed hats, in- cluding the widest variety of dress and tailored Summer styles will be held on Saturdey at un- matehed ‘reductions. Sailor Hate—trimmed with amart bands ween Hour reg. $1.84. ..6e0p e005 1.25 Quarter-Century 300 Untrimmed Hate— Newest styles for Summer Wear in black, white and colore— our reg. 81.87. .....00005 1.27 Girls’ Trimmed Hats—broken ‘assortment—value $1.95... $3.95Girls’Trimmed Hats 2.855 $4.94 Trimmed Hats, ,.. 3,24 June Sale Specials Even though you may. have already purchased hats, you can always use one or more additional ones, when you con pick them up at such bargaine as there. TRIMMED HATS: “Se . Smart Trimmed Hate— he our reg. $7,00 and $8.50, , 5.00 "Smart Dress and Tailored H. SOF regal 00, our reg, $14.00. our reg, $20,00. :16.00 Untrimmed Hate— our reg. 64.74. .4.0.000645 3.77 $2.87 Untrimmed Hats. 2.15 Roses, Poppies, Daisies— ONE KEK: ABi oc ccncsiecss $2.15 Ostrich Plumes... . -41 77 Free Trimming Service if Lat and trimming materials are purchased here. SILK GLOVES Saturday’s special values include both long and short gloves, because both are necessary to the well-dressed woman whose wardrobe this season comprises dresses with sleeves of varying lengths. WOMEN’S Pure Sill and brown—our reg. WOMEN’S Mourqu our reg. $1.50... —f-ll black, nt Ser ae ae! -2 OR Summer Floor Coverings Freshness, airiness und the soft blending of ex- quisite colors—these are the ruling principles in rugs for the Summer bedroom and living room, That Hearn’s rug department excels in values and assortments is evidenced by the following: New Wool Fibre Rugs Reversible—two-tone combinativns in light and dark colorings— + OF 80x60 in 6x9 ft... 7.6x9 ft. 8.3x10.6 ft... 16.97 . High Grade Fibre Rugs 8.3210.6 ft.—cool lookiag, artistic Summer rugs—@5 attractive styles, beautifully patterrvn, in stencilled effects on dark warp grounds, for porch or indoor....... 11.66 Ye Olde Rag Rugs Firmly woven, fringed, quantity patterned in hit and miss designs—~ 24x36 inch—value .89.., 4x48 inch—value $1.57. 30x60 inch—value §2.17. 86472 inch—value $2.07, 4x7 feet—value $4.07 + 74 17 147 217 - B44 Two Splend d Values in Hammocks Couch Hammocks — New slat back and end attachmentse— making a swing and couch in one—all chain hung— ‘9.50 Value $12.75 A Davenport Couch Hammock upholstered back and seat, soft roll-edge mattress, covered with khaki or gray material; fine, serviceable qualities, all chain 22.50 In colors to match are Stands at 4.97 and Awnings at 7.44 B.50.» Quarter-Century June Sale BLOUSES and KIMONOS, Blouses eq sheer and fine they give a note of coolness ti tailored costume. imenes for summertime atestag to rest and refresh you. Voile Blouses 47 ond 61.67... 24 $1.17 Washable Blouses... Crepe Kimonos—sises 36 our reg. $1.94....., Mo veees White Dotted Swiss Diesling and Petticoats fon eant dune Sales a, [imate 1. Teste Sealinans: 1.410 $3.74 Tub Silk Petticoats, 2.79 Babies’ and Little Tots’ Dresses _ Quarter, Contyry, dane,Sale ; eines, give the. delier en Pf worth or ard babi Yo ‘Yoke and Bishop Dresses Infante’ Slipe— OUP TOE) PIT... keceeccees 85 Little Tots' Tub Drespes—to 6 yrs. our reg, 1.27. ...6. 0. eee ’ Rocapers ond, Creepers— sines so our reg. ‘si? Fy Se Pee 74 Little Tote’ Fine White Dresses— to 6 years— OUP Peg, OBB. ieee The Saturday Offering of SILKS Featuring Splendid Values ind Qualities, Black Dress Satins Superior quality 40-Inch Charmeuse Black and full line of colore— bright satin face. 2.75 35-Inch Black Chiffon Taffetas tonne finish—terviceaole 1.05 dotnch Figured Georgette and mediuin designs 57 HR tee wearin ot Needs For Picnic Luncheons The practical side of a picnic is to ete 88, tiresome dishes to clean chk up. Set your table sakes hese daint conveniences and you will find your day’s comfort and pleasure greatly added to. Box of 20 Paper Plates Paper Spoone—3 or 8 ip # For Summer Comfort TOILET PREPARATIONS At Special Reductions orate of Zinc..,.. 8; - Dr. Graham's Foot 30 ct. Hearn’ ‘Sharing For Boys and Young Men « The boy who is graduating from and his older brother who ie find here the largest assortments of Kars oll: fitting clothes, in which to make thetr bow on ation day. Blue serge suits in limitless q * Seely WaseelS att ard patioheny Rommel: Saturday Speciale tr in n Young Men’s Clothing ‘ira Wleor, wad hers fa Men's ig Suite "hepa styles, cheviots, [ge and heather mixtures, Oxford gray and green, and solid bro invinble stripg fll "iined ality alpaca with eh ae au sites to seam = models—cheviots, and worsteds—Oxford and Cam bridge gray, also Tine all wgol navy serge—some skeleton lined and 8 batton styles. ..25.50 Sizes to 40 chesi our reg. 829.50 . Saturday Specials Boys’ Navy Blue Serge Suits Yoke Norfolk, single breasted and waistline models—~belted stylee— fine and medium wale serges~ made jn all the newest models of ot the season-—latest points of tail- one jrpee or twill alpaca linin, ined trousere—8 to 1 yeare— dur regular 918.50....., 16.50 Boys’ Semi-Norfolk Suits Wool fabrice—hertingbone stripes | and mixtures—also navy serger— 10 to 18 years— 13.44 our regular $16.50.,.... Quarter Century ‘Young Men's Trousers—dark striped fabrics--all gixes— Our reg. $3.96........ 64. Boys’ Semi-Norfolk cassimeres and cheviot serger—sites 7 to 18 yeare— our reg. $11.94,,,.. GIFTS for Of course you know some to graduating soon, and hem some little gift in this exciting event, of delightful special for Saturday. Braceint Watches, gold filled, jewels, round or octagon OP our reg. $10.95..........5 Finer to 30.00 Signet Rings, solid «0 ‘old, yon octagon and oval sea) dog 8 our reg, 8340. B® Pearl Necklaces— Oriental pci with solid gold clasps— our reg. $4.05,..... 8.89 Finer to 24.058 Gold-filled Knivee—plein and en- graved handles— elsewhere 82.45,......+++ 1.50 Cuff Linke—solid gold, plaindesigns...... Finer to 20.00 Stick Pins—solid gold, distinct- ive designs, set with various jewels— our reg. $3.25 and 63,07.,.2,04 Lavallieres, solid oe hi qsiaite designs, beautif nets Our reg. $8.75...... 00000 Bar Pine—set with brilliant white gtonea--reproductions of platinum designs— OUF eg. BB.AB. sos eeee eens 1.75 MORNING SPECIALS—Tomorrow, Saturday, Until 1 P, M- To prevent dealers buying, quantities restricted, No Mail or Telephone Orders. ed Men's Summer Sui Ld nd gray mate: e SHOP—NEW BUILDING. Union Suits..... ity checked nai — knee lengtps SHOP—NEW BUILDING, suggestions, 4 ‘ & am | Young Men's Suita., In up-to-date sack and waist orem in nr non, Bie diane ned re er a “a owe i800 teeee 11.50 es ace oe June Sale Specials Boys’ Gage—sieee 634 to neg our reg. « our reg. @ ct. Boys’ Blouses, Graduation or girl who is u will want to send- 'O expreas your interest The list below is full and prices are ai All Linen Handkerchiefs with Venise lace-- OUF FE. SLATS cece ERE HL Ate eden ae ay oF Tennis Racquets, Spalding make 1.48 2,48 2.96 3.48 be 44 Practise Balls... oi Championship Halls. Popular Copyrighted Fiction— +48 ond GR Cabinet of vs Stationery— 4 Cm SS git Sena Maes’ ed a artes tinte—engraved greduation ineluded— Walue OLD ccseeeeeeeene Fountain Pene—self-filling—two gold bands and clipe—lé-kabet gold pen point........... 1.665 Full line of Autograph Albums, Graduate card with each | purchase. $5.94 Beys’Washable Suits 4.26 Plain or pleated styles—crashes | ang eroes, ler Of khaki aritt ool