The evening world. Newspaper, August 20, 1919, Page 12

MANUFACTURERS | ADVANCE Be ph RUGS a eae ees 'Spacemaking Sen Soe sistema Won Velvets Best worsted wool finest selection of pattern: ver olleredy copies of Chinese ond Orieatal rugs ote positive saving of $15.00. Very ee : <7 hey aera Axminster aa iaaa Heavy ji] Grass Rugs for 2% ) Fle atbust 7 feordnar fgeares of ele or aod beter. THE EVENING WORLD, whowssdiy, avaust- ie. 1919. iS WAY FOR WACO, TEX. WILL BE MAID OF HONOR LIME FORMS OW THE LEFT AT MISS PEARSON'S WEDDING: “John Sparks, | New } Yorker," Notes ne. HENRY B. H. RIPLEY Great Difference in Price enim of Food. Waco, Tex., is a long hike from Washington Market, Manhattan, but | the trip from Manhattan to the land of the mesquite, according to the HHH] | experience of » man who has made it, will pay’ for itself ina month in the difference in the cost of living. “John Sparks, New Yorker,” ie the| if way he signs hmiself and he doesn’t g0 into cumbersome comparisons of | the cost of food ia the big metropulis | If with that of thé eats in the wilds of the cactus. Hé just incloses the price het and says make your own com- parisons, Here are some of the prices for the week beginning Aug 16 in two 6f Waco's leaging markéts, by the pound: Beof steW, 19 conte; beefstoak, 17+ 2%; ven! roast, 15: veal stew, 13; veal | /M steak, 17-25; brains, 15; calf liver, 15; spareribs, 25; Brookfield butter, #0; Miatietoe creaméry butter, 60; Swift's sliced bacon, 50; Swift's premium bacon, half pound package, 31; Ar- mour’s banquet bacon, strip, 46. That's one market. Here's another: All cuts of esl, yearling and veal roast or stew, 14-18 cents; home-killed epring lamb chops, 30; ‘home-killed ; home-kitled spring ler, 25; dresred hens, 80; dressed spies 95; dressed | 3 dressed weal as ixed nau 2 pounds, 5. "phils way for Waeo, Tox. MiR2. gaat gam) eow" Miss Lillian Endicott, daugbte: Mr, pat Mrs. Robert Endicott, will Se honor, and oN only oa inter of Mrs. Frederick ewport and New York. jon of oe mate ee ar ynry B. H. Ripley o! yon ia Teint ee. at4 Crotosie, | The » Stanley C, Hu ben or officiate, ain. Mf. Ripley wil have as his his brother, James H. Tiley. te est FETE FOR ITALIAN HEROES. | indught Sept. 5. Officers and men of the Italian dread- jnought Conte at Cavour, which is due to ‘arrive ih this port on Sept. 5, will be ‘by @ reception, according to an made to-day by the Ital- of merce.in New York a ities have been : “Saayor Hylan has al-; ag Cb has also denies SARE Tee ti Reception for OMicors and Mes of, Dread | DUNLAP, DIVORCED FROM SECOND WEE, ‘WL REMEDFRST Nicnire Haters Hatter’s Son Re- ‘turns to First Love After. _Many Years. ‘The interesting feature in William | A. ‘Dunlap’s latest matrimonial ed venture is that Mrs. Dunlap No. 1 |s to become Mrs..Duniap No, 3, a period \of twenty-four years having elapsed since she became No. 1, Mr, Dunlap ‘ig the rich son of the late Repert Dunlap, millionaire hat manufactarer, and with the news that he \s ¢0 Marry again came the first know!- (edge thet he and bis second wife had , been divorced. | At his mether's home, No. 43 Fifth Avenue, announcement of the engage- | ment to Sng ond his forme? wife was jconfirmed. Thé second Mrs. Dunlap, lat her home in Garden City, said she | had hegrd of a third marriage, She sai@ she divorced him in Paris, 61- | Jeging incompatibility. As to his re- marrying his first wife, her only com- | j mecit was, “Ho is a free agent.” It is Junderstood the third marriage will hr pronagindy tn rae me ed Aug. 29. ‘pa pment Pa ee ts vat fig bride whom preety Monticello. eR. as “ne prettiest girl in suirivan County. ing took place in New Jersey in 1895 while Dunlap and ty} belle of Monticello were members of an outin, . it was a secret wed- | ding, an 7 sald to have been the | result of a dare. | Although the married life of the | ae ended rh prrve and unfortunately, wi at the time that Mrs. WN ane rnneueas Te >" “amon teste POST AUTO rs ie of tl couple were cer £0 jeaen that the courts bat Chtesge Judge Urges tt tpecders husband Must View Victims’ Bodies, Sir "Brntay aia « CHICAGO, Aus. ‘Chicago will have to view bodies of See, ‘ia victims of speed. mania, qocorging to°a wonaties : mi ha hew plan put into forge to-day by Pare in the james Judge Stelk of the Speeders’ Court. mits ote auth cat time ith this in as Sentencing eight men for speeding, the Kg Fra J Court ordered the men to the morgue re Paik | Where they were oom the maimed body ory arrives at itd ee his first bt emia ned ge b ay. where the story ‘A few mo mnths ago Du: fret wite In in New revoke fo time in many years. She wes living tng in an apartmént near River- ato that she ‘The ry had pres | in hope that her former hus- return to her some day, it very beautifuh ie Doesnt’ hurt! Lift touchy corns ané f * calluses right off with fingers ’ 4 Apply a few drops of ‘‘Freezone’’ upon that eld, bothersome corn. Instantly that corn stopt hurting. Then shortly you lift it right off, root and all, without pain or soreness, Hard corns, soft corns, coms between the toes, and the hard skia calluses on bottom of feet tft right of—no _* bumbag? Tiny bottles of ‘* Freenane"” cost , but a Sew cents at drug stores 1 | BROADWAY Near Gates Avenue Brooklyn ef At He 4810-4812 FIFTH AVE. Bet. 48th and 49th Brooklyn FULTON STREET, Cor. of BRIDGE STREET t St. Sub Station, Brooklyn totally de- are one SRE AAS % ie Rin} fect lone, faving CASTOR IA For Infants-and Children rome In Use For Over 30 Years Save Oscayed Teeth. Tighten Lows) Teath, puT rae Gems. oF Badly Teeth Riretully extracted, Teeth trot: ouably cleaned. | Broken’ plates repaired while you wi a. BL 9 a; Bro. ‘M 2 E, 125th St. |169 E. ath St. I Cor, Sth Ave. |N.'W. Cor. 34 ave 740 ay | nA aes S. W. Cor. CONTINUING TO-MORROW, THURSDAY, >. 2 250,000.00 Fur Sale Our fur buyers anticipating the shortage and the rising mar- het, secured over a quarter of a million dollars’ worth of high class furs at umprecedentedly low pes thus gioing us hd opportunity to share with our patrons the wonderful values here represented. AY. this sale are~included luxurious coals, ‘aps, capes, dolmans, stoles, sets, separate scarfs and me mink, broadtails, Hudson seal, teaver, nutria, natural, gy oe seal, natural muskrat, marmot, lc. The Fall Prices of These Furs Garments of the very highest juality and kmanship; styled: th the “gh Denton (or & Co.'s a p, Dap nds pve at mie. oe tefenttable i Will Be From 333% to 50% Higher | ts makes possible extraordinary priée concessions ; i i While stoc hase Embarrassing Hairs over those which will prevail later in the year. ts rakes are Thee - ay Ia pe fon ree Can Be Quickly Removed of charge until called for,a small deposit only being required. Beauty Culture) Will Be Marked at Their Regular Winter Prices: ervakin by this quick, paltess . Which Will Be 25% to 40% Higher i jo ¢ 4 Fulton’ Street, ‘Broukiva The Annual August Sale of Furs Featuring Decided Savings ‘Snunple Free Bools Rolls 2 10 West VirSt NY. the skin by this quick, painless method: Mix into a stiff paste some powdered delatone and water, spread on hairy surface and in 2 or 3 ininutes rub off, wash the skin and it will be free from hair or blemish, Excepting » very stubborn growths, one appli dation is sufficient. ‘To avoid disap "French Seal Coats» in Box model, self large collar and bell cuffs. Natural Muskrat Coat, 30 inches long, self collar, cuffs and border. Regular Winter Price 165.00 125.00 Hudson Seal Coat (dyed muskrat), 36 inches long, deep self collar and cuffs. Regular Winter Price 395.00 August Sale Price 295,00 Trimmed. Hadson Seal Coat (dyed muskrat), 36 inches tong, Gray Squirrel collar and cuffs. Regular Winter Price 425.00 August Sale Price 300.00 August Sale Price Natural Nutria Coat, 30 inches jong, with self collar and cuffs.’ Regular Winter Price 175.00 August Sale Price 130.00 Hudson Seal Coat (dyed muskra‘), 30 inches long, Squirrel collar and cuffs. Regular Winter Price 285.00 August Sale Price 225.00 Hudson Seal Coat (dyed muskrat), 45 inches long, smart self collar and cuffs. Regular Winter Price 450.00 August Sale Price 350.00 Ail Charge purchases of Furs will, if desired, appear on statement rendered Novem- ber Ist, and will be held in storage without charge for delivery until Decembef Ist. Hudson Seal Coats Die! mot Full Flare model, crush collar and bell cuffs, Fall Price, 245° dap Mink Coats 30 in. long Belted model, border, new collar, bell cuffs, Fall Price, 265% , French Seal Coats i. Squirrel collar and bell cuffs. Fall Price, 275°° Hudson Seal Coats 36 in. long Self cape ‘collar, <A cuffs and border, Scotch Mole Coats 36 in. long sy a chic miss model Wall Price, 4950 Natural “Coats 30 in. long New model, a“ Leaycwrens dark, skins, ‘all Price, Hudson Seal Dolman 43. dneches longs aeleoked, pelts, lerve Trimmed aie Seal Coats 40 in. long crush cape collar, and belt, Extrei "ed gle viral 65. vel ete Pic, Fall Price, $525.00. 375” pointment, buy the delatone in an \ original PackAse. —Advt. Superfluous Hair yen the or’ arms is as b> inoyance as it is a Bhyaleal imperfection, if you would re-create yourself you must use Hanpo You caw buy it at all department stores and good drug stores. ANTI- -KAMNIA Z A TABLETS Evening World, 19¢ per- week Dally World, —19¢ per week Sunday World, Gc per Sunday