The evening world. Newspaper, September 4, 1919, Page 12

= + BY BOLSHEVIK AS | | HEARN THEY FLEE A CTY Fourteenth Street West of Fifth Areaue Physician Tells of Many Being FRIDAY and SATURDAY eee With | Special Values in 0 Queens to-day sent out notices to al department heads under his Juriadic- to appear before Street, pore broken night at the foc « tor F. X. Sul- Bwrdd % a L ital He had fra Horourh Hall to-morrow | NEWPORT, Sept. 4—The ttatian | Away diving into shalt 0 explain thy dreadnought Conte di Cavour arrived w The stamped price is never changed; this protects the wearers against ’ SONSTANTINOPLE, Sept. 4.—More Gharand ben eure | | ‘208, tiee mertene wore sseted be Smart Fall Frocks and Suits them millions of | the city of Yekaterifioslay in southern dollars on their foot- Russia, according to a despatch trom For Women and Misses givin account of the m o peldolpal medio The newest and most authentic interpretation of the mode for Autumn and | tha obebinng 8 the bles Lite whicti ite} Winter wear. The prices represent opportunitie# to secure the newest and most | bodies of these vietime had been} desirable in fashions and fabrics at values which elsewhere do not cover the “ORE SEVER DE Bekins Bi) quality, originality and assortments which our prices include. clares the victims’ heads had bee! crushed with hammers and their bod NEW DRESSES Women’s Crepe de Chine Dresses | be ly mutilated. Many of th {si 1 with broken legs and ; id ; . 7 8 caused by blows With ledge hi pine Misses Satin Dresses Special Zz ] .50 mert, a The physician tells of the case of | Special 26.75 A variety of extremely good-looking models—colors are “Hs Youcan savé money by wearing W.L.Dougias shoes, the best Sy Me abag. lian pales eat in Navy Blue, Brown of Black—new models feature Evy, Copel own: GBI SBICE: 2 ah ithe world, 8 tA by 106 ik lis own escaped the Bolehevikl Who came corded tunic and bottom—triple lace and net neck frill, New interesting models are arriving every day _ known shoes in the w . L. Doug! along bayonetting the wounded by finished with smart little bow— —price range to $155.00. hs stores and over 9000 shoe dealers. W.L. Douglas name and simulating death ene i ‘ ~— __theretailpricestamped onthe bottom guarantees the best shoes The Bolshevik organizations in the | Misses’ and Women’s Satin Dresses ; __ instyle,comfortand service that can be produced for the price, a date peels Meet 35 00 SUITS ‘The stam; rice is W. L. Douglas personal guarantee the report pal ecia, *, * that the shoes are alwayé worth the price paid for them. posts oft ation | : ae diets : , Women’s Extra Size Suits ; The prices are the same they cost no more | Na ae nae pd j in and Georgette combinations—effectively embroi- : in San Francisco than they do in New York. Lhe nis rd in beads or showing new cascade trimmed tunics— 7 yi NO UNREASONABLE PROFITS.—It e im for shoe poTe, evacuation of Yok | kimono sleeves or draped blouses—Navy, Blue and Black Special 39,50) and 42.50 > e than two months aro. A rt + ’ , ‘ able profits, because only a fair retail profit le allowed sian wirek despatch fron Misses’ and Women’s Distinctive models developed in serge and Oxford cloth ucks of Kharkov ; Tricotine and Serge Dresses | —designed in long, slendering silhouette—colors are fost Yokaterinoslay, a18 miley 91 Navy, Oxford and Black—sizes 42 to 80. hoes eee ana serch A variety of new Fall tailored models, handsomely t : f ; ‘i vel Checks—in large and small effects— ica’s fashion centers; they combine quality, style and braided and embroidered—Navy Blue or Black. Of smart Velour 8 effe comfort equal to other makes selling at higher prices. Foy dent cherane pop rr ge vit reeteopbirsad rae : pleat rate Oxford, black, blue, green and brown—also the same W. L. Douglas shoes are made by the highest skilled President | 15 to pay for | Misses’ Dresses desirable fabric in plain shades of taupe, brown, Bur- shoemakers, under the direction and su; of expe- oY. Ww. L,DOvOLAS | pi rundy—convertible collar—new silhouette—belted with rienced men, all with an honest determination to snox co, Special g "| make the best shoes for price that money can buy. $10 SPARK STREET, BROCKTON, MASS. pecial ° ripple—four pockets—14, 16 and 18 yrs.—lined with W. L. Douglas Stores in Greater New York: isavnlgr ao Nasds welGerinnd Dyes Natty styles ieteroed in navy blue core Straight- silk and interlined: ‘85 Nassau Street, #2779 Third Ave., bet. 146th & iq7th Sts.) yERSEY CITY—18 Newark Avenue, PHILA AHIA, Sept. 4.—Address- | line model features box-tucked skirt— so new coat ‘ hor Bee le bag - $25 Riakte Avenue. *HOBOKEN—120 Washington Street, | ing to-da: the Amerie: mode!—braid trimmed, with tricolette vest in contrast- Special 55.00 #1352 Broadway, cor, 30th St. BROOKLYN. #UNION HILL 276 Bergenline Ave, Chemical ing color. 1495 Broadway (Ti x 706 Troadway, Thornton St. ARK—831 Broad Street. ‘Thomas ¥ ‘ # ob Taina Avsaue "” | Side? Brosdwes,cor Gores Avene: del blab esting Genin ace a |e clare a No Charge for Alterations $3555 Taira Avoos: & Sg8 Psth Ancnug cor, ith Street, | 1 rR ENTON—20 Kast State Street. fa now han. supplies Third Av.,cor. 120th St. | % 859 Stores marked with a colors needa in Be Posted on China and Shan-tung @&2ViICV WHY HAVE GRAY HAIR? Why should you have Gray fair? Why should you allow yourself to become prematurely old looking? It is not necessary. Why not restore the natural youthful color to your gray and faded hair? Why not be youthful and attrac- tive looking? Restore it naturally, easily, safely—do it in a way that will not make you conspicuous, that no one will know you are using anything. Don't use dyes, they give your hair an unnatural look—use HAY’S HAIR HEALTH— it will restore the color—keep your hair full of life, soft, glossy, lustrous and handsome—give you hair that all will admire and covet. Many thousands of women are doing it; are renewing their youthful looks in just this way—-Why not you? Removes dandruff, too, It's not a dye—harmless and ready to use when you get it. Results are guaranteed satis- factory or your druggist will refund the purchase price-60c and $1.20. Get a bottle to-day and be convinced, Al- ways ask for and get Hay stair heal Special for This Week Only 2—60c Bottles for 65c 2—1.20 Bottles for 1.30 Mishkin, 89th St. & 3d Ave., N. Y. C. Osborn Phar., 399 5th Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. A. J. Block Phar., 1285 3rd Ave., N. Y. C, M. & S. Arensberg, Myrtle Ave. & Duffield St., Bklyn. Joseph Goodman, 1578 Ist Ave., N. Y. C. C. F. Bancroft, Franklin Ave. Cor. Bergen St., Brooklyn » Hudnut Phar., 1020 3rd Ave., N H. W. Feeser, 666 Grand St., Brooklyn jer & Woell, 120th St. & 8th Ave., N. Y. C. Haydon Drug Store, 1189 B’way, Brooklyn , os | _¥. Lowenberg, 1559 2nd Ave., N. H. O, Drug Co., 1645-47 B'way, Brooklyn | Oberd. R.C Snipe, 690 Grand St., Brooklyn . F. Phillips, 839 8th Ave., N. Y. Lauffi rug Store, 1551 B’ and 1523 Flatbush Ave., Bklyn. Al » Lenox Ave. & 116th St., N. ¥. C. Wm, Peterson, De Kalb Ave., Cor. Tompkins, Brooklyn Cana ot aa a Mix 50% ayear | | | | | | “SEPTEMBER- 1919) f ATASCADERO, CALIFORNIA. ....- Brenwasser, 226 9th Ave., N. Y. C. Pfister & Sitterley, Fulton St., Cor. Nostrand Ave., Bklyn| kin’s Phar., 3028 3rd Ave., N. Y. C. y le Bar Phar., 64 Court St., KI. ‘ ~j " ©, Bigelow, 106 6th Ave., N.Y. C. eller; Grand Si, Reoskinn ne China and the Shan-turg Award. ington, 55 E. 42nd St. & Vanderbilt Ave. City Hall Phar., Wash. & Navas St., Hoboken, N. J. M y Hostomsky, 1355 Ist Ave., N. Y. C. Gibian’s Phar., 5th & Wash. St., Hoboken, N. J. use & Co., 3rd Ave. & 42nd St., N. ¥. C. Levy Bros., 265 Ist St., Hoboken, N. J. & M. Mishkin, Inc., 352 W. 125th St., N. Y. C. c. tf McCloskey, 351 Montgomery St., Jersey City, N. J. M. McCutchen Co., 2090 8th Ave., N. Y. C. Arthur Gold, 656 Newark Ave., Jersey Cit lard’s Drug Store, 59th St. & Columbus Ave., N. Y. C. C. G. Douglas, 361 Bergenline Ave., Union tain, N.J. dler Drug Co., 21 Ferry St., Newark lett Bros., Paterson, N. J Bedmon, Mar! St., Newark" City Drug Co. Paterson, N. J. Si Abraham & Straus, Brooklyn, N. Y. _ Kock & Co, 12st Be NAY. as a A | This Sipe contains 52 Roto wf ve. t., N.Y. C. jatterman’s Dept. Store, B’way & Gral ., Bllyn. i Seen ts H. Macy & Co., Herald Square, N. Y. C. Neuna ke Cn Neva nt a wh rehem: Ave padi SAAN ifiee ot CHINA and bel Bros. The Furst Store, 127 Newark Ave., Jersey City, N. J. 2 ont miss _ this issue,