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THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JULY 23) 1918.
-I
t I
EW
YORK
IN
THENUTMEGSTATE
Farm Hands Scare and Muni
tions Factories Ofler Monies
to Get Workers,
"If hunky Nfw York men want to
leave the swrlterlru; city nnd work on
u tunn they can conic to Connecti
cut," tloolnred Clifton H. Davenport,
supprlntondciit of lht HnMfnni rtmnnii
of thr fulled HlntM KiniloymciitKoi.;r'Kl''trn,lon WM comparatively liRht.
vice to day at No. 22 Kant 22d Htrppl,
harvefed In the NulmoR State, and
tlm diand for funn hands In abun
dant. ' Sixty per rent, ot tho muni-llon-t,innufacturfrt
In the United
Htutf are nrcredltM to Connecticut.
Tli demand for labor In tbeso fac
tors continues. One firm In IJrlstol,
In fder to lndtlco laborers to como
thwe, lias built small houses for tho
met, charging the men but C per cent,
of tho total value for their use. Tho
slprtaKC In fo evident In farm labor
tat tho munitions manufacturers
vlll not hlro n man If It In known
H can farm. This co-operation ci
Ua throughout Connecticut, Bald Mt.
lavcnport.
Vekly roporbi at the main offlco Oi
tio employment scrrlco at No. 21
lint rid Htrcot Indicate that t,5t6 men
wrro sent to Jobn last trwk Ynflior
diy was ft busy Monday at tho ofucM.
Wire than 1,000 men found Jobs
tirouBh this freo wrvlco. To-day
THE NEW PLAYS
"Friendly Enemies"
Amusing and Hitman
BY CHARLES DARNTON
DIDN T LIKE JAIL
i
Crops of hay and rye are now being
What's "awful" about it!
Leave off the vest. Bet
ter still, buy a two-piece
suit (coat and trousers).
Save lor soldiers ths wool
that would ordinarily go in
the vest. Conservation !
Rogers peet comjany
Broadway Broadway
at 13th St. "The it 34th St.
Four
Comer"
Tho Huroau of Public Information
stent a busy day at tho 23d Street
rflco yesterday taking moving pic
tires of tho work dono there. Theoo
llms will be circulated throughout Uu
llbor centres ot tho country to In
firm tho people what Uncle Bam Is
rfilng for the man out of a job,
Clerks forced out of their clerical
losltlons by tho "Work or Fight"
diet aro experiencing dlttlculty In
letting Jobs they aro lilted for. Tho
Employment Hervlco refuses to send
hem out on clerical jobs unlcsa the
ob Is essential to winning tho war.
'It's simply u case of dropping tho
pen. closing Inn ledger and picking
up a shovol," declared an olllclal at
the otllce to-day.
The ninautwt. man wltnin the draft
age applied to-day at the employ
ment servtco for n Job. Ho Is l)oml
nlek Margro, twenty-onu, of No. 269
Went 146th Street Margro Is but
forty-Klx Inches tall. Ical Hoard
No. 145 pent him with a leter statin?
he had been placed In Class 5 be
cause be was not fitted for any form
of combatant service, oven though ho
expressed a willingness to don the
khaki.
The inibllc Pervlre Heservo, the re
cruiting arm of the Kmployment Ser
vice, promises Domlnlok ho will get
a good Job as an otllco boy.
WRIT ASKED TO FREE
GHILDS FROM BOND
Broadway
mt Warren
Fifth Ave.
it 41st St.
raxlriy Rttdj-to.to-EuMeiU i
Art nretmml from fl
S wholrwom. oltl- 1 1
9 lHniiinpl rrrltam nnil w fa- $
a muni, for llirlr lrllrlon flu, nr. I
notrttlt ralor and ibwilnlKiHirllr, jj
I ThouuiU um- tliym, ual flml J
M lllin uliUlu alt. I tatlafiai. 4
5 nrnnnmr trk. vrtlli k loud 9
!
yylcy thr tliirn- ami b? atlnc
OTTO ST-UIL'S prwluil ran
ttrcl a ilMloct aatlm.
Orrr in yarirtlna of iooWm mraU
."root which to Mint,
Inrpect'd by V 8. Ooryrrmiint
Kndnnxd by Alfrml W MO-inn.
Bold br all tlm-cluu) utru.
Otto filard'a" nam on a troOu i
It a autnuuia, and your prsbotlun,
OTTO HTAIIL'.I.
SKMI2 fM Ate., Nrw Tort.
Counsel for Director of MHchel
Campaign Start Habeas Corptrs
Proceedings.
Attorneys for William Hamlin
Chlld., director of the Mltehel Mayor
alty campaign, to-day applied to Hu-
preme Court Justice Finch for a writ
of habeas corpus on behalf of their
llr-nt. The prcccio Jlnif are the out
onf of the r'Ccttt decision of the
i Appellate Division to the effect that
lie extraordinary Term of the Su
preme Court convened to try election
casus Ih without authority to proceed
byvnuro of Improper advertising.
"The object of the writ of habeas
irpus, which Is returnable to-tnor-'
low morning," said Mr. Chllds's coun-
iiel "Is to obtain the release of Hr.
"Inliln from tho bond which he was
compelled to glvo when h pleaded
to the Indictment. Hut we shall also
try to establish thr broad proposition
that none of the things charged
against Mr Chllds ore Indictable
under New York laws."
I TODAYS AID TO BEAUTY
WALLACE REID AND
'FATTY' AIUWCKLE DIVIDE
HONORS AT III ALTO.
T looks as though we should brace
ourselves for a long season of
playB with a war background.
Anyway, a new drive In war plays,
rather thanthe now season, began at
tho Hudson Theatre last night, with
"Friendly Enemies," a comedy-drama
of the two-old-cronles type, written
by Samuel Hhlpman nnd Aaron Hoff
man apparently for tho purpose of
bringing pro-Germans to time or the
box office.
Now that r.rrman sympathizers
here have ceased from troubling tis
very much, thero Is no reason for
Wklng tho plas- seriously. It Is more
likely to be taken humorously, for nt
times 1'felfer and Hlock aro almost
a, funny as Potash and Perlmuttcr.
In their battle of words those friendly
enemies also recall tho two old play
mate" acted by 1iw Fields and John
Mason In "Hosom Friends." Accord
ingly, the play Is amusing nnd hu
man. From tho llrst thero Is every a
mirancfi that tho rich but honest old
shoemaker, In his blind devotion to
arrmany, will bo brought to sco tho
light. Moanwhllo ho nnd Hlock, the
banker, lndulgo In heated arguments,
calculated to keep nn audlenco In
good humor. Tho glve-and-tnko be
tween them Is often like that of our
old-tlmo friends, tho minstrel show
end-men.
"Io you remember how you Jumped
with Joy tho first tlmo you saw tho
shores of Hrooklyn?" demands Hlock.
"Yon," norrowfully answers IVelfer,
'ibut then I didn't know It was
Hrooklyn."
l'fulfer tells of a scientist in fler
many who hail discovered a wuy to
make pancake out of sawdust, add
ing: "Ain't that woiulnrtul?"
"Yes, it's wonderful ," agrees Hlock,
"bt. who In hell Is going to r.it Vm?"
When wnr news Is a matter of do
Uito Ulouk declares "lUris suites."
whereupon 1'felfor tomei back with
"Hut Herlln ilnnlm.' "Vis," rrturt
Hlock, "no other country has got so
much to deny. Tho truth has not
Veon told 'In uornumy olncc August,
1914."
A nigh twrtipiM Mm. Ifeifcr ns stlic
remarks: "When a !iTman rnurrl
ho makiti his wlfo ono lino present
ellcnce."
"Yefl." she Is told, "but stmo diiy
that Kllencn will get so loud that It
will T hriird over here."
I'felfer stands for the old order un
til his son enlists and sails for France
on n transport that Is torpedoed two
hours after It leaves lloboken. Then
he undergoes a complete nnd sud
den chungo of heart as ho realizes
ho has given :0.uoo to tho German
rmy who planned tho oehome. The
boy might telophone that ho Is sufo
on Long Island, but perhaps It's Just
as well ho doesn't, for meanwhile tho
distraught parent has ample time to
burn up a picture of the Kaiser and
clear wall Hpucn for portraits of
Washington nnd Wilson. When Hlll
comes homo he Is hugged by all
handH, Including tho girl he has tnur.
rlod a few hours bnfore, aftor which
I'folfer and Hlock trap the Gorrwin
spy, np Mr. and Mrs. I'folfer havo
their i teach them 'The Star Span
gled V oner."
loi i Mann gavo tho bcht perform
ance jf his careor as tho simple, do
me li-atcd German, except when he
piled on tho ngony at the end of the
t-rcond act by loud and long be. low
ing!. Though Sam Hurnard played
the German banker In his familiar
musical comedy manner, ho made up
In fun what ho lacked In characteriza
tion, and was tireiossiy irrepressiiii
LOVELORN ALLISON
TRIES TO GETAWAY
Caughl After Mile Chase, Miss
ing Auto by Starting Five
Minutes Too Soon.
MIN'MOIiA, I I., July a.-An at
tempt to escape from the Mlneoln Jnll
garden was made to-day by Henry T.
Allison, who l serving a ten-months'
sentence for conspiracy to secure en
trance by forged documents to the
Military Academy at West Point.
Allison, who was hoeing, suddenly
uropped his lion nnd ran across the tall
Brass pursued by J.ilt Keeper Hender
son, Keeper Hoffman nnd a number of
trusties. Henderson fired several shots
purposely shooting wild. lnntead of
halting Allison sped on faster.
After a mile Allison took refuge In a
barn near the Garden City hotel, where
ho was captured. Ho was taken Irick
to the Jnll garden and put to work
again with a ball and chain, weighing
Id pounds, attached to his leg.
When Allison wan back In the Jnill
he had Ilo said ho was home-
nick, was engaged to be married, and
wanted to got away to hco his bwcoI
heart. "I don't like this place arooalbere,
anywny," lio mid, "I want to enlist.
I wont to get In tho service, no mat
ter what branch."
Allison threatened to run away
again dowpltn the ball and oliiun.
"Next time yoii try It I will nhoot
Ktriulirtiter," Mid Henderson.
"You won't shoot me." replied Alli
son. Torsions living near the hotel haul
that a siianuo automobile was seen
hero about llin time Allison mudi
his run He denied th:it It hud any
'oniiM'i,n with his esMfe. but a
lellow prisoner xald that Alll-on had
li'Id blill after Ills O.iplure that he
b.ul t tiled his iMiinv Jo" lle tnlii -tltri
ton onn.
The Inferenee .d the Jail H that
friends of Allison had known he
would try to escape and hnd taken
an automobile to the scene to speed
til ill nn his way.
Allison was sentenced on a chatce
of conspiracy oil Julj r Frank
KAmbnula and John .1. McGlnnls
were convicted on 'he same charge.
Allison HI lied St.tte'M eMdenee
against the other two, who are out
on ball pending appeal
rrvatlon and , nuke liU wjy n ferry
to the If.ttte,
(Ultnn l iha-sed with hurl'iK
fired to sh.itK in his Captain after i
ilii.iirrl. bin urn or whvr t!,o alle.'
ssnnult ieeuMed h not bn ati
imiinirii Uy i,,,' mllitar) nulhorltlei
Itrsall Wipes (Int l'riisns' Initrblr,!
nnm tm Her,
ItIO JA.VHIltO. July 3-The (iovern
mnt of llraill h i (lne,l a spe. ml
tteaty wiping out t ruiruay's ln.I.'b,-,.
lies to Ilra7.ll. In return t'nisniay
ntcrrc t) Imllil u rrMnuHl training
si'IhhiI at the frontier and tn ennstn't
a bridge rro thu Vanusrun tllver, to
wtilrh llrn?.!l some time ago granted
I rugilay territorial rights not granted
In the original treaty defining the
llnundnrles of I rugiiiy
THREE IN U. S, DIRIGIBLE
LOST IN FOG THREE DAYS
big HjIIooh Which Left r:ii.ith.im,
Mas., l-riJ.iy, PickeJ Up
Ne.tr Nova Scolij
HALIFAX. N. S. July .'J Tinee
American flyers trom the I'hfftliam,
Mass., gallon, picked up by a ves
sel ten miles off this port yesterday,
drifted for three days ami nighls
along the North Atlantic Coast In a
Hlrlgtbto balloon without dcllmi
knowledge of their course or locatlorl
The dirigible left the Chatham Hta
ii'J ran into u fog, which complete
rescue,! aim uro 11 K ill nrrc ru m
ciiust'iis men.
The course over wlmh inelr ball
loon travelled, if it (onuntied In i
etr.liyti MrtA m-um a.llmnl at tliftw
ion iifLta 'rtiA i.n -l,rrrn.t ennnlkl uJ
craoiy trom com uuring nicir mgni
SOLDIER PRISONER FLEES
FROM GOVERNOR'S ISLAND
Civilian RirrfJ From Reservation
While Inquiry Is On to Determine
How Screant-Major HscavJ.
Oovernofs Island Is hermetically
sealed aealnst civilians becaue of a
rigid Inipilry In proitress there Into the
escape Isst PrMxy of Sergt. Major
C.Iadstone of the 17th Infantry, who was
a military prisoner awaltlni; trial on the
charga of havlnis attempted to murder
the Captain of his company.
Not only are no civilians permitted on
the Island while the Investigation Is on,
but almost no soldiers are crnnteJ
pisses to leave the Island reservation.
It 1 understood that otltrers st t'o'l
Headquarters are maklnu wide Inquiry
Into a clear case of violation of military
law which, Indirectly, wjls responsible
for the prisoner's escape.
Non-commtsiloned officers of the
army are not permitted to be put to
work while awaiting trial for any In
fraction of military law. Hut It Is ssld
that last Krlday (Sluditonc was put In
a detail of twelve other prisoners, all
privates, to dn kitchen duty. It i
thought he managed somehow to net n
pass from a civilian lalxirer on the res-
Mother, Why Don't
You Take Nuxated Iron
And Be Strong and Well nnd Have Nice Rosy Checks Instead of
Being Nervou nnd Irritable, All the Time nnd Looking So
Haggard and Old? The Doctor Gave borne
to Susie Smith's Mother When She Was
Worse Off Than You Are and Now
She Looks Just Fine
ny Woman Who Tlrei Eatlly, It Irri
table, Nervou and Run-Down Should
Take Nuxated Iron to Help Increase
Her Health, Strength and Vitality.
"Thrrr ran tin no stronir, liralthy twin
Hfiil. riMy-rnkel worn, n wlthmit Iron"
fun !r Kerillnanil Klnir. a Now York
l'hs'r!nn anil Meillcnl Author, 't h.
tronrir rmnnuitr,! tn
fuel that doctors should
prenerlbo morn nrs.mlo
Iron NunntMl Iron
'or thrlr tmrYou mn
ilnivn wruk. iMKKHril
I'inklnit women iiAtlrnfs,
Ia1lur nieann annriuln.
Th Hkln of nn amiKmle
vnitifin In ihUp thm rtmh
rinliln. Th nunc in
l.i. k tnnr. ttis briln
fsitri sntl ths m-tnnrr
fall and often fifv
lit'ioiun Honk ncrv'Mi
rrlulle ilrino n il n i
unit inp'nnrliolv When
the Iron Kut4 from ti
Mooil of Rorni'n t .
rores go trom tliclr
rlirekn.
"In ths mort rommon
fooili of Alnrrlra. thu
tnrrhpii. suiriirs tshln
mtrnps. candlril. pol
liihiil rlre. whltn hreml.
sodn erickr-rs. hlpi'iilts.
W' v In IM1 r r IIIIIIM iWIT
Elf
IV
ran W4 Ik without lit
rntulliK' turrit NVit
lull to flv iirnlii
t'llilrts of orUltmrt
nuvalvd Iron thrr
tirni'i nrr iIhjt mtrr
incnlii for two wr-pks
Tiinn im rout
Hir.'iiK'h niriiin ami
pa liuw touch you
' .ivo (t.ilnnl N'uin
ru of nprroiis. run
riv mllliK all thn wh.lr
Hair Is lijr far the most conspic
uous thing about us and is proba
bly the most easily damaged liy had
or careless treatment. If Vc arc
very careful In Imlr washing ac will
have virtually no Imir ttouhles.
An especially fine shaiupoo fir t'us
weather, one tliat hrlngs out ill Un
natural beauty of the lialri Hut ills
solves nnd entirely reiimvn, nM
dandruff, excess nil and tllrtt cm. riders an organ solo plcanlngly nnd
Whatjs Year Answirf
niSCAruIll SUA iluutt ii .ii.Iu wlm
shetil taulnrn. fu.ro. fnrln., ill arriiiinii. tl ho 1 1 iiMimiiithiim v Inrrotndl thrlr
rotnmenl mi lonurr in Iron lo tm fouiul. trrns'lh nnil emluraiiee slmi'lr hr takliic
Heflnini procei- hain n inovpil the lrn Iron In thf tiroiirr furm. Hiid thlt aftvi
of Motrrr I'nr'h from thrns Impovr rlshrd thpy linl In noino ra,n heen koIiik on tor
food. Htnl lil uiPthoiU of horn. eonkpr. inoniliH without kpMIiik livtiH'it from any
hy throwing ilown thp wapte Plp 1 13 ihirm 1 1 j t tlon'i toko tho nM forin of r-
WHter III HMch our venPtnhiPM nrp ''onk.!. iIui.mI Iron. Iron acetate, or tlnrturu of liun
nto rPFporMllili, for another Kruvc Iron uluipl) to m.ivu u fpw cnts.
loss. Ttirrefiua you should eiiptily the Iron The Iron demanded tv Mother Nntui.
i;1' ""' ,"" ""! 1 , ror tne tin loiorinx niniior in tti lbnl u!
form of oritrinlr Iron, lint as you would hrr ,.,driii l. nlaa not thiit kind of Iron
.nldlor In unite, of tho t I1I...1 ?T. S1"' "" """ l -11 must Ink iron in a rorm tliat can 1..
" .. ::('" ...... ,u!ir HiuriH..i anu aaKiiniitieii lu do tn.
sncechca Willi wnirn Hie lUliriors till iron. I aiwiuieir ncenrr to enania ,;. KM othcrwlwi It mnr nro. nm
but choked him: Natalie .Manning was I ;""r .' ." ........'.. ' .' ..':.'..." -. uisa,
Viiu BHt. vour food merely nn..i .'"L' "M: "t".'' '." V ".'."'. '"i- l
Fl
I.es Than Kin," nn Interesting
Paramount picture with allaco v,.,.. t!traed n fondneBs for
Held us tho star. Is the feature at tho , profanity that Jarred "n tho ear.
Itlalto this week. The utory Is that , Miithlldo Cottrclly played the good.
, . , k nd y houhow fo nn only she can day
f a young man who had a double. hVroIo; Itlchard Hartoo made, nn
it rurntsiies txiin laugns ana uinus nxccllent lmpmiuion nn tnn tarnfHi
nnd, nt tho name time, thero Is onougb
0: a lovo interest in 11 to maKO jonn Nn,..llf) MlmniL. wn 1 your M..0.1 lo .ii.umo f..o,i
.hold Mary's hand during the bowlnC -. 'WIir PldPi allll "mis iu.uttiiv5of matty
ot the tender cplsodea,
who is almost too handmmo
true, assumes tho dual rolos
It wall.
intuitm i, 11.. ... , .
"1-atty Arbucklo in a comedy called niRht. imw lon ou can work or how
The Waiters' Hall," Is tho cuatu.nl
nl item on the menu nnd "Fatty" -, - -
iits the wbolo town talking, 1
Other lllm numbers aro "CHImps. '
of diiHCony" and tho Htnlto Animated
MnKiirlne. Glady.s Hlcc nnd Carlos
Mejlu rlng nicely. Arthur Dopew
' ttnrt riiaii uiii nviBivntsiMitaii albiia 111 tiiiva.ii ih
Mr. lteia, I Kromhs guvo polso nnu uisnncilon to tnrouirii ou iinoui iioinit yiu any coo.t. j, Ilot t ,.,,, ;,,,, "75.
"'nd' dJ5 1 1 "-v-r-son to hel.eve that S, $ Hrt?SS
ourerlf to make ttie fol oMlmr tin) He4 1 n.,i...ii ..r. 1
11 r ou in t!l. cllj Ij all ie'd dnurtutu, -Aild,
easily lie used nt trilling expeise liv
simply dissolving a trnspnnnfil of
Cnnthrox (whlcli you can get ar any
druggist's) in u ciiji of hot Mater
This makes n full cup of sliutipoo
liquid enough so It Is easy to niplv
it to all the hair instead of Just the
top of tne liesu. mis chemically l U-
np of
olves
the Hialto Orchestrn adds new laurels
to Its fifty brows with the "I'ra Ila
olo" ovrrture and a Tschalkowsky
waltz AlliiKelhor It is tho most en
tertaining bill tho Hialto liaa had In
several weeks.
CANNIBAL ISLAND LIFE
ON THE RIVOLI SCREENS.
K0 L'in. '"' . '",i,,"r ''.l"'. cr',,,,,. " 1A' INTERESTING PICTURE
n.Ub,lllp., l.w..lft .u.,,1 ,. Iklllllll 1
leaves the sculp spotlessly clean, sift j
and pliant, while the hair takes on 1
ihc glossy richness of natural colir, Martin H. Johnson, who was .lack
also a fliifliness whlcli makes it si-tin I.ondon'1 companion on the crulso of
mufl. heavier than It Is. After I tno nnnru, is showing some interest
rnnthrox shampoo, arranging hC jK motion pictures at the ltlvoll this
hair Is a pleasure, Advt. , W(,ek Tnoy W(!n, tlJicn on Bom0 cun.
j nlbal hluniiH In tho Koulh I'aclllo by
Mr Johnson, himself, and he talks
about them as they nro exhlbltcil.
Mrs. Johnson, who was with herl
bushand when ho vlsltod the Islands,
uppearw also, und luter answers ques
tions about tho cannibals on the
mezzanine floor.
Tho Hlvoll'H comedy this week Is j
"Tho Katr.onjummor Kids In Top-' " ,
An O. Ilnnry utory, "Mammon and the ,
Archer," Is told on tho crcon enter
tainingly, and the Hivoll Animated
rlctorlnl liohiivea In a plexslng man- 1
tier. Greek Kvnns sings, Prof. Klrmla 1
Swlnnep nlnys an nrgnn soln and so.
lections from "Harl" Hml "II Trova- 1
1 tore ' aro rendered by the big or
. chostra. 1
Sootitr or later
youti discover
SPzcoro
ck nro aoAssToiie .
TONIC-UPBUILDER
Stubborn Couht Wrik Lunjt and Colds
Tr '
Eckman's Alterative
r -aiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHr h 1
ror mn scari thu Calcium prepara- A Medicated Massage Ointment
tion Jmx iiialnuiliiid an ever increainn
leputation for accompiihin ood and , ror ryorrhoea. Loose Teeth,
often rrmarkabla reiult.
U Kl
noii 1 l.no
Prtce include War Tat.
I ,BcVton Laboratory.
at sit
noyr Nk
XII Druuohti,
Receding:, Bleeding & Sore Gums
0U nail. II. or N'w V
ukn.j.i.k rwnmuir ro rmiunt. writ foe fry
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Ludwig Baoimann's 6-Day Furniture Sale
$887,934 of High Grade Furniture
Ettry Piece Guaranteed Fresh, New and Perfect
412 Bedroom Suits 287 Dining Room Suits
346 Library Suits - ,278 Odd Pieca
$87,000 Worth of Handsome Rugs
Llmra. Cutlalm. ComjottaMei. IttJJin Talent Mochliu$, Dmntr Silt
Mattlnt, OlUM. Ktjrlttiahn. Sitting Maehimi KlUhn Uleiulls 0) Ectry Kind
LET US START YOU HOUSEKEEPING NOW
ijclci't your complete out tit from thu nulo articles Pay a fi-w dollar" dnnn the halum-u In sm.ill weekly or nmnlhl) imyineni-..
litis Oalt 11 Hut alnovtrr llluitralton 0) Uur
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11
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1 Inrnhrnn Oah Aiiam DininO Rnnm Suit 14 Prmt
' ' " Jacobean Oak Adam Dining
Hold Kriiurnlrlr If Prulrril.
Itl'ITKT Ke pilau 147.10 Him.ltT
china ruwuT hps Priotisrtn nt.nt
KNTKNHION T.MILK - l''K 1'ri - IJ5 2H.tr.
eiUUVlMi TAlll.K. It price $1.1 IN. IK
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Pan for This
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Week
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until
10 I' St
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Payments, 1Z5 bl r H g ST OTM fc' &
Small Accounts 1 "'Hft T 0DT0 j0 BLOCK GAVE. 1 1
Especially Intileu. r I L ,
. l.jt ii.iifire ua mth othw ttoitt with tlollti Darnm. Wi h r. tmli ll.rir airi.a
0f Special
3-Room Outfit
$98
Pay For It
$1.50 Weekly
Other 2,3.4ir'j
Room Outfits
Up to $2,500
Stern Brothers
West 42nd Street Bttuen 5th and 6th Aunues West 43rd Street
Open dqil from 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. Cloned on Saturday.
Mid-Summer Clearance Sale, Wednesday, of
WOMEN'S BLOUSES
At very uubntantial reductions.
Women's Batiste and Voile Blouses,
In tlii season's favored styles utitl coloiinps; nlxo white
with contrasting trimming. . regular value $2.00, at
$1.25
Smart Blouses
Of Crcne de Chine, Satin, I'ongce.
.lap Silkri, VoileH, Batistes nnd Lin
ens, Plain and Colored Strijc.
ti AC Values up
Jl.i70 to $3.85
Attractive Blouses
Of (irorgctlc. Crepe de Chine, Jap
Silk.s, in tailored or dressy models,
with high or low neck. ,
$2.95
Value
$3.9.r
French Hand-made Blouses
Of Voiles, HatiMc nnd Linens, hand embroidered anil trimmed with drawn work;
Value $7.90, 12.50 and 15.00,
at $5.50, 7.50 and 9.75
Women's Silk Stockings
I'urc thmitl in n desirable Summer weight, with lisle soles nnd lops;
in bluck, navy, brown or grey.
Very special at QgQ
Women's Summer Underwear
At decided price advantage - Main Floor
Glove Silk Vests
.Made with hodicc or French hand
lops; regular value $1.05 each,
$1.65
Glove Silk Bloomers
In pink or white; full sizes; well
reinforced; very unusual value at
$1.90
Women's Lisle Combination Suits at 65c
With light, also wide, knee. Regular and extra sizes.
THE MARINES don't look for trouble; they settle it.
ItccruitiiiR IIea(litiurters: 42 1 Host 23nl Stteel.
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The World's 1918
TH) il A Tl:
)Mioniimer jresoirics iniiniMajis
A Vacation Necessity
Bigger, Brighter
Better Than Ever
Six Pages of Automobile
Tour Map
i
i
i undreds of Announcements of Hotels, Board
1 ing Houses, Resorts for the Summer Vacationists
Price Five Cents
By Mail Ten Cents
For Sale nt All World Offices and
Your Nearest Liggett Drug Store
Address "The World Summer Resort
Bureau," World Building, New York.
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