The evening world. Newspaper, September 5, 1919, Page 9

oe" BvENINO WORLD, FRIDAY, shersaeen 6, 1919, SEARCH FOR GIRL ‘WHO SLEW SOLDER _ VRS ie Often Ruined i By Careless Washing Suup should he used very carefully ff you want to keep your hair Juoking fs best. Most svaps and prepared shampoos Contain tog much Pras is dries the seulp, makes the hai ittle, and ruins it The best thing for steady use is Mulsified co oil * shampoo! (which is pure and prenseles Better than anyth el vice revolver and one of the girl wanted to Took at it.! moved all five. Sergt. Bagley fell dead into the arm: ies quick! e scalp soft nn air tine ana) oY ky, bright, lustrous, fluffy and easy} with manage. th Bronx Expe You cun get Mulsified cocoanut off]. ° ampoo at any pharmacy, eap, and a few vunces wil elham Bay, t night in night in|, on Amusement doubt of ‘his death being accidenta Pork at 177th Street and the Bronx r, supply andthe gun." Bagley, Corporal Frank did the shooting Dietrich and Private Alfred Suter also World “Wants” Work Wonders. blonde, twenty years old, five fee! were strolling through the park and blue Skirt and'pink waist. Kid K/othes (AQAe Mame, “Did you hear Jack ask me where I got my Suit? I told him it was Kid Klothes and he’s going to tell his mother to get him Kid Klothes, too. He says ours look just like his Brother Bill’s, who buys his Suits in the same place where we get Kid Klothes.” Jack’s Mother is going to be glad she got Kid Klothes for him. You don’t know Jack, but he’s a rough-and- tumble boy—‘“hard on clothes,” his Mother says. Kid Klothes are made of the finest all-wool fabrics—they’ll wear like leather for Jack. And wait till Jackie's Dad sees how Jow the billis. Kid Klothes, you know, are priced at one-third less, because we make them ourselves and sell them from a low-rent a Moe Levy & Son STYLED LIKE OUR MEN'S CLOTHES MADE OF ALL-WOOL FABRICS PRICED AT ONE-THIRD LESS by = (1 9°125 Walker Street = or “Elevated” from Brook!yn and New York transfers Ev ery Sub way direct to Canal § trect Station, within sight of my store. met two girls who readily engaged *|' conversation. Bagley had his ser- The sergeant removed four car- tridges, thinking that he had 1e- The girl laughingly pointed the gun at the sergeant and pulled thé trigger two or three times and then there was an explosion and of his soldier companions, The girls 4! ee screamed and fan, Capt. Andrew Wines of the Bronx} Corp). Dietrich ran after the girlz. Detective Ruireau Tas a dozen gf his) soldier who heard the shot came running from an opposite direction fon combing the Bromx to-d4y 18 land stopped Dietrich. By the time girl who shot and kille@ {eho corporal had explained the gitl indruff and 1 Bagley ity-two, of | Were lost’ in the crowds. Sergt. Bagley’s body will be shipped to his former home at Middle Falis, N.Y. ‘The police say that there is no and have for witnesses, besides the soldiers, Miss Sant Ignito, twenty- 1 ember of the family tor ‘om. all that the police have been |two, of No. 1630 Castle Hill Avenup, onth dvt able to gather'the death of the soldier |the Bronx; and John Hirschman . = — |‘s another exemplification of “the fool |No, 1562 Hoe Avenue. The girl who is described as a of the Provost Guard, all off duty, seven inches in, height, wearing, a ft t at unusually Misses’ Tailored Suits Misses’ Fur-trimmed Suits, Serge and Tricotine Frock Misses’ Silk Frocks Juniors’ and Girls’ Regulation Dresses, . Washable Dresses, Senart Coats... 63's Bloomefe 7. 45. aN Velvet, Velour, Beaver and regularly sold at $1.95 Misses’ Half Wool Un and long sleeves; ankle or Kid and Mocha Gloves, one Russia, Gunmetal or Patent Sizes 6 to 8, Sizes 814 to | 1, 5.00 Si Fine or broad ribbed; black, 6 to 74 Dentistry That Lasts, ely than dentists lacking y Pay extravagant pt The WATERBURY Way \it Midieated or | WATERBURY DENTAL COMPANY | | Incorporated | Established 1897 29 W. 34th St., New York 414-16 Fulton St., Brooklyn Hovre: 8te6 Sundaye Closed ALL LANGUAGES SPOKEN LADIES IN ATTENDANCE OUHAY Wore. wanTe -woRK wondihe Stern Brothers West Forty-second and West Forty-third Streets Opn All Day Saturday—Daily 9 A. M. to 5.30 P. M. . 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Misses’ and Girls’ Gloves _ : Silk; two-clasp; white or colors............ pair Misses’ and Girls’ Shoes Models designed for the growing foot, in Tan or Cloth Tops; Lace or Button. $4.50) Sizes 1114 to2, Misses’ and Girls’ Stockings . 40c | 8to9, 45¢ | 91% to 104 low prices. $37.50 to $87.50 68.00 to 295.00 s 22.50 to 115.00 . 29.75 to 185.00 52.50 to 165.00 11.75 to 27.50 5.95 to 26.50 2.95 to 16.50 ‘ 16.75 to 95.00 ; 2.75 to 4.75 Felt, $4.50 to 12.50 Wee eae 1.45 derwear knee length; regu- and two-clasp, Coltskin; with Kid 5.50 7.00 izes 214 to 7, ehera Brothers West 42nd Street (Between 5th and 6th Acenues). 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