The evening world. Newspaper, May 19, 1916, Page 15

a THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MAY 19, 1916. Jacobs wit! take on Jack Goodney for ten| known origin last night destroyed the rounds in the em{-final, Norfolk Navy Yard's shintitters’ shop, ith ite machinery and equipment, The Harlen Sporting Club will stage a ter] My ightly. damaged the adjoining nium tng show tonight, at whi Boitermakers! and rs shops. ened, the 00 tucked away in his pock- taffy k today secured the consent of jas the guarantee he ro-|Denny Sullivan, the new manager of Charley eotved for his tame exhibition with Ted | “Yours” Beatywewa, 90 “Kid” Lewis at the Garden last. night, | & main ‘bout of ten rounds at the open. ing boxing of the Washington Park Sporting Mike Gibbons left for his home at St] (jay of Lrooklye, om Decoration f Paul, Minn., to-day accompanied by his| Battling Levinsky, Jack Dillon ot Guntoat smith ire plant vee a0 ane s00n wetting be flames ihe yards fire fighting. farce . Cl raging until the Portsmouth De- joined in the fight Three av¢ Green Trading Stamps With Each 16¢ Purchase Saturday Till 120’Clock—Double Stamps cw) Till Closing Time. bie in the other ten-round scrap, Hen Rosenthal, matchmmker of the Brown A, A. of Far Rockaway, has arranged a good card Drother Tom. The gross receipts of the | will be selected to sway punches with him, of bouts for the club's regular weekly boxing Show wer $7,767.60, the State receiving a show to-night, Young Cardeil of New Jersey 1% per cent., $582.56,. The tickets sold| The ten-ronnd tont between Bil Brennan, the| and Johnny Mack of Brooklyn will be the SIXTH AVE.. IG@TO 19M STREET Were as follows: 521 at $5, 116 at $4) Promaing Chicago hearywol = {the rupred Italien fighter of O49 at $3, 189 at $2.50, 420 at $2, 10367] wiih wan to save teen fought last week at the | Johnay Glynn foe eit rouide, Bill Brows will at $1 and exchanges §22. | Monroe A. C. of Rocheter, N, ¥., but wae referee, Now Is the Time to Get 2 Get Rid of These | wan | postponed on account of will be eld at the Ugly Spot: 4 Tue New Polo A, A. Marl will ats Sea aten acta amano tro earned “ c night * “Tiatting 4 ie no longer the slightest need ot | 1 House 0 mtiy | Two tenn a amd several pretininary | Holand wit f in tie star @9| fooling ashamed of your freckles, as the famounced that it was off because they feared | bouts will b A at the tegular weekly bom. | 204. Faldle Meknte ry Martone mest | prescription othine—double strength—is Cat Gidtons’s unsatisfactory pattie with Lewis | ing show of the Rockaway Sporting Club at | ‘2 the semi-final, d these homely spots. Sho emesis oj outn ool oe Eh een B De rom cay druegat ond epely Every Motker of Growing Daughters Should Attend This ean ot tn, Tom shown Clearaway of Girls’, Misses’ and Juniors’ Apparel Of Bia called out to him: “Hey, Tom, when are | Pubic Pixon, in that State for four months, this will o affect hia standing in this State, a4 the St Athletic Commission here, at its meeting With pardonatlc pride we point to these Saconticgall fond offerings. We maintain (and our contention receives support from many thoughtful mothers) that NOWHERE ELSE IN NLW YORK CAN SUCH VALUES BE FOUND. & One more word: S' FOR YOURSELF TOMORROW: and Tony Htors, | prinetyals in the stellar event of ten rounds, few Cantle, Pa.,| while Bort Spencer of Brooklyn goes on with that Phil Bloom han recovered from hie of illness he has tern romatched to meet ‘ am going to be marcied a week replied Tom, “and it will be ome lume before I vill do agy fighting.” Tom | tS pstied away to Join broter Mike at bie t tenlay, refused to uphold action of the Western body. for the double strength | Suits for Juniors and Girle—unvsually smart | Tremendors Showing of Washable Summer | Girls’ White Dresses at $5—These dresses are | & he meri wun ac this is aa under guarantee of fiving ihe eof Pe vith bb ‘ft Dresses for Your Choice—Here are attractive ot cheat organdie, in sata new styles, trimmed ougit In a few mouth, that the matehmake A i: ¥ A 5 ‘ ; ith fine embroider re to another set ci | Jung Howasd, che hard ting tht ear. | A.C. tmmedinalyematebed im to tax dace | MONEY ack if i fails to remove Freckles. plin, Mixt id Shepherd | Tedels in the newest styles and materials. | finished with aifk girdles at the waist. > timrwcot baie. ie opomet. wit an | Png agnn on Soartay ight Ho mic | nt at Wetowelty Site { LS Ties RU iiigiininltl Asia aaleldttil Other beautiful dresses at...$3.96 to $16.60 } f Gramen, the clever California Ightweight, ‘They | “°C © Western “hoary,” $14. 7° ‘Sulton this ‘Prepere sce Girls’ $1 Washable School Dresses at 79¢—All | Juniors’ and Girls’ $5.96 Raincoate—ot rub- is at the Stadium Fire in Nor! ow to-morrow night, Teddy! NORFOLK, May 19.—Fire of un Fr & ortand, Ore, on the night of in te tate June 7. 1G bee "a Juniors! $1666 ' Butte reduced’ | of these dresses.are pretty, artistically trimmed | terized Canton Cloth io tan and navy. 9 10.00 and in the new colors; they are fashioned with Girls’ coats have hats to match. Sale... $3.96 “a Juniors’ ' $18.60 Sulte—reduced fancy yokes, striped collars, lacing at front and | Misses’ $19. 50 and $22.60 Sulte—Sizes 14 020 95 | sides, tab and button trimming and pleated |” years: 4 in the searon’s 8 ; is shirts. Materials include Plaids, Checks, styles, made of such exe «ent mat 5 & ‘Juniors’ $21.75 Suite— “reduced, Chambrays, and an attractive combination of | as Gabardine, Serge ard Poplin in charm- par ech iear wo materials is used, ing colors; also black-and-white checks; sale , $16.50 Mirses’ $9.75 to $12.75 Silk Dresses—in « a variety of distinctive styles. Ma- are Crepe de Chine, Charmeuse, tees 15.00 | Midéy Blouses at 79—Made of Galatea in all- Kondseme Coats for Junior Girls—Here white or with trimming of red and blue. Plenty you will find styles suitable for Sport, School of splendid new styles to chogse from. Sizes ind Dress Wear. ave some distinctive 8 to 20 years. T T 9 re id ft 4 Talleta, Faille and rey Seri Silks; 7 HE BI G S$ ORE” Shepherd Leer Be a veces es Garden Smocks for Girls, at $1.26—Very sure lovely colors and blac! Special sale. .$7.96 Girls’ $5 Coats—sale. 3.50 of popularity are these new, attractive Smocks. | Misses’ $7.95 tous many styles, Girls’ $7.95 Coats—-sale 00 They are made of white Galatea; have novelty made of W |, Tweeds, Corduroy, Juniors’ and Girls! $9.75 Coati Juniors’ and Girls’ $10.75 Coats. SIXTH AVE.. ISTO I9™ STREET 6.75 collar, belts, pockets and are smocked in con- Overplaids, Black-and-White Checks; trasting colors. Sizes 14 to 22 years. sale.... “Preparedness” Sale of | Another Manufacturer of High-Grade| Such Blouses at °1.98 Furniture Tells Us That Are Scarce Nowadays “On account of the unusual advance in the cost of But in planning our ‘Prepared- cane atid the cxtreme difficulty in obtaining same, | ness" sales we bought largely of the we are obliged to wit! draw our prices on ail beds, chairs, | daintiest styles in popular materials, benches, ., Wherein cane is used."* and today we are in a position to That's an unfortunate thing, richt at the opening | excel in value-giving. Three Za Green Trading Stamps With Each 10c Purchase Saturday Till 12 e'Clock— | Double Stamps Thereafter Boys’ Clothing Norfolk and h Pocket Suits—scaso grays, tans, brown, etc. of the Summer—nevertheless Greenhut'’s have arranged | Here you will find the season's 4 with 2 pairs of trouser: $3.95 a spe ially priced list of most Fashionable talloret a or ee ee eee tas 1 6, " ecfere— o-p'ece ! é 99 ‘ Porch, Living Room and | Sik ‘Sheer Vite and Linen, “Latest belted ‘ta models: fancy minure, packs | ‘ ¥ As a Result of Our “Preparedness’’ Policy We Can Now Sun Parlor Furniture — | Was ttrisnset” Ut tere | erorars eens ne corms: ee 8 2 gg.95 A Si I if For Tomorrow, Look at These Price rau healt Besdn ih Hpbel etd pg bp fit het h Pocket and Three-Pece ae Ged Ry nnounce a sale o $2 Natural Oak Double Cane Sent Arm Rockers- literally now. Thesale pricels$1.98 | of trousers; fancy cheviots, mixed, tweeds, cas- »$1.50 Cotton Blouses at $1 simeres, etc.; also tan and gray and brown mix- tures, as well as blue serges; sizes 7 to 18 veuny at . Top Coats and Reefere—double-breasted and belt- ed-back models; in fancy mixtures, black-and- white shepherd checks and pee Kal sail ete. ; sizes 2)y to 8 years; $3.75 Mighty good cotton blouses in « $1.10 Small Rockers—oak treme; double Se | Wonderful variety of new styles. The materials include Corded Stripes, eT aperedd en Rochers—splint 8 $3.75 | Two-tone Stripes, Woven Stripes, 25 Wi Candy Siripes, Self Stripes, Crossbar Haein er and Plain White Voile. t You can only appreciate how unusual the values in this “Preparedness” of- fering are when you see these blouses. Reciets —at. $5 1700 Handsome Suits $11* 85 For Men and Youths, Choice, Tomorrow, at Stylish, Faultlessly Tailored Garments in the Favorite Ma- terials and Styles for Spring and Summer Sale of Underwear For Table Supplies | Misses and Children +! “Preparedness” | IF YOU keep abreast of,the times —and of -the best of every- | Course you do—you know-that the prices of resh Fish, Fresh | cotton—in raw material and goods—have been | soaring and soaring, like an aeroplane. $16 Stickley” Quartered F he genuine Spanish leather automobile seat $1250 Fum i one drawer, book rack at $10.75 We Have a Couple of Choice Lots of | these ‘specials tor tomorrow's shop- illed. Wool Rugs Per elephone Chelsea pre Here again our customers will receive the Which We Shall Sei Ic morrow at Vesa Mei gy -| Renal OF eet eee Gee ; Here Are Garments Chosen From Our Own These Low Price Lagi sind spore ot amen, | quanto Of seaetin cee Riya S b St k d R l 1 Sigs eae b sass | ert fa Hero gunrtore le bear Tae Mame Drawere—tive pin tucks and uper oc S an egu ar y y Thane rues pepe for autoing, steamer, Roaat eet aL cuts of native hemstitched hem; 2 to 14 years. Preparedness coaching, mountain, seashore and home use. Ib 166 [BAUR ccs dacas acti cos Cena netEeit es 12¢ Priced Up to $20 Each Why—the matter is simply this: They ‘are of an extra large size, and come in a fine | Corned Beef—-choice cuis of navel | Muslin Drawers trimmed with four pia tucks and assortment of fancy plaids. or plate; Ib Ite | ruftles of pretty embroidery; 2 to 18 years; sale... 23C Better buy one now for your Summer vacation be- | Veal-Rump or Loins of milk fed; Children’s Nal Draw pretty trimmed fore prices rlee as they inevitably must, Ib 20e with lace insertions and edging; 2 to 14 years.... 39¢ fed; Ib é 15¢ | Nainsook Diesrare-—of epee sent s , with ie pia ; Lamb~ legs of fancy city dressed; tucks and ruffles of Swiss embroidery; sizes 2 to Gas Fixtures and Domes | sa? 'sottsneysiy tresses a, | Weyeurssanlenn °39¢ No manufacturers have been harder hit than those | Lamb—full be quarters of city Comite Knickerbocker Drawers—with trimming in this line of business. dressed; 22 ib ding, ribbon run, and dainty With the present conditions existing in the clothing trade, the price we name in our headline is little short of marvellous. You know—everyhody knows—that WOOLENS ARE HIGH, DYESTUFFS ARE ALMOST IMFOSSIEBLE TO SECURE, LABOR IS RISING DAILY—and all this has caused the price of Men's Clothing to reach what was considered impossible bounds—and the end is not yet. Vexl—necks or breasts of milk Gur It is merely our Preparedness” that enables us to | Hams— Shere teaa freame does 2t0 10 Special...... 39 $11.85 is a moderate price for any suit of fair quality this season; but for suits of this quality Men's Store offer these special values > sey; Ib. ce and it is extraordinary, so there's no need of impressing you further with the idea that YOU MUST Is Lindsay Tnrecleg Huuine Are a i—nith spring Pete whole loins of fresh Jer Srabroliery Huseaes olzes 14, 16, 18 49¢ ana 75 ‘ -) >) “FE burner; pilot by-pass ‘ NOT MISS THI: ‘CHANCE WHICH WE OFFER YOU TOMORROW. Gonventeaty purgest Oat eyes Be Ey erent] Pee ar The collection of 1,700 suits is made up of small, select lots of garments produced by fore- neck; complete for tomorrow only... :-++.+ $1.45 | Fountain quality, the mo: iP Located ¢ ° ° most makers, together with hundreds of broken sized lots from our own higher priced stocks. Welsbach and Lindsay Inverted Upright Mantles— licious fresh butter obtainable; “Hik Bik ” ° regularly Ye and 10c; sale pri - All of these suits grouped in this one sale at $11.85 give you the biggest economy opportunity the suas weitneh flex Ht Sg ay inered Te S1b, rock, mie 3 Ib. crock, ie e e clothing trade has heard of in many months. a i Perit B i He FRESH EGGS (none delivered) The Safe and Sure Ceaster for Kiddies 9 ‘ Dining ‘oom and Parlor Domes- Selected Fresh Exgs-—dozen. . . .. Tons of fun for the youngsters, both boys and :. le “The Bi anels of bent art glass, measuring New Laid While Egge—dozen... .39¢ A Beautiful Patterns, in Newest Stripes, Checks The ig Hanels of Dent art glass, meaturine 22 inches (8 Rew Lald ole bce “dozen. | “gins: Well constructed of hardwood: apar and Mixtures; Also Plenty of Plain Greys, ete with ruby diamonds inserted. Cut teed fringe New Laid Goose Egge—each....10¢ | joy that will give the freatoet satis to match. Complete for gas, former price = Loganberry Juice—a delicious Tomorrow only.. $10.50; tomorrow. 7.95 | “and healthful drink; bottle The Same Dome for 3 Light Electric, Pull Chain Evaporated Milk--Pet Brand; Socket—formerly $12.50; at ROCK CERARDEDDS $8.95 doz., 94¢; reg. 10c tall can Be rm Picnic’ Cooked Tonguee—ready | Tennis Racquets & Supplies to serve; Ga 35c can re “Desirable China and | cota tam. best quatiy to serve; whole ham, Ib., 2c; Browns, Greens, Blue Serges and Flannels All of these suits are guaranteed for long and satisfactory wear; all are guaranteed fast color. The range of styles is complete and attractive, and comprises suits for youths, young business men and their elders. Suits Here are a few of the special items at money- for every man of every taste. All sizes up to 50 chest measure. machine sliced, Ib saving prices: ry ry P . Glassware Crisp. Biscuits "Soda biscuits Eastern “Specials” “Country Club"— Is Extremely Scarce” Baby crackers, C : made by A. G. strung with black 1 ine aay ° : | Lemon snaps, Gr Spalding & Bros.; $4.50 Now, When Every Man Is Thinking of His Suminer Straw, Greenhut’s Announces We quote this verbatim from the leading | Lunch Milk’ biscuits, Oyster tamorrews...... 81.90“ “ ” paper devoted tothe interests of thisindustry. | crackers, Saltines; 6 reg. Se Children’s Racquets -50 6.95 a ap Sale of But please note that Greenhut’s has not | packages ay ae de pee each. SE isd si $6. raised prices at all to meet this condition, And | 1 A Herre ea Pe" $2.95 panties to... $1.90 ¥ here’s some proof: , sweet Racquet Covers: Hand Made Tennis en’ S m or e Senne Ya W a S $4.85 American Porcelain Dinner Sets--56 pieces: berries; full quart box........13e special, 25¢ to... $1.50] Balle—each........ 2% neat green or blue lines; limited quantity........$3.25 | Pineapples—extra large ripe, ‘ £8.05 Selected American Porcelain Dinner Sets— wai, pipes eae Sa one +100 ba) ° 100 pieces; neat spray design in pink and meen joanna Lemon «“Preparedness”” Showing From Our W kin fruit; dozen 12} ¢ Such as ere Made to Retail Up to *3 Each, $ tomorrow only, at ; A A sa Ba «| Shoe Department “4 s | New Khubarb—extra large stalks; Sale, Saturday, at . . . . « « «© « « “Stains and Varnishes of | *vi.titte si Se ‘ e fe A Spring Scallions —- Radishes, Men’s $3.50 and $4 Shoes for $2.95 Are Ad 99 |e Watercress; large bunches ; 3 for 5e All Kinds Are Advancing” | “+ A Aaa About 900 pairs of men’s high-grade high, and low We ure warned by the C. A, Woolsey Paint and Color | Fresh supplies from the ovens | Shoes. These te reccied Peay letras eae the Co, of Jersey City. And yer we offer: about every 30 minutes, to detect them {ono are the wearing ualitien al- Permanent Ready Mixed Paints~most economical | Tutti Frutti Pound Cake—Ib ...18e | ffeq” All wanted si Ayre dyer ght prepared from the best and purest pig- Merry Widow Pound Cakes Leete erie her ae eon ne ae inn » S106) Guarts BF | maaan ths, Bics Ib Ae | ail sizes and widths in the entire lot. Every pait made gul., 8: | Almond and Fruit Filled Stollen with Goodyear-welted soles, Roof and Bara Paint Ib Se ’ : ee , Sapolin Varnish Stain—gai. | Rich Foam Cakes-—Ib., 35¢, 25¢ Boys’ $2.50 and §3 Shoes at $1.98 All the newest blocks, all the newest shapes, all beautifully finished; fine leather sweat-bands; superior silk linings. If we bought these hats in the regu- i pint, 40¢: and, 15c | Excellent quality of Gunmetal Calfskin; button or lar way, our prices also would have been up to $3 each; but our figure was ‘way under the market quotation, and, in keeping with our policy, we share our good Fresh Pourd Cakes-—Raisin, Cit- Blucher style; guaranteed leather soles, sewn by the new fortune with our customers. (oh, Plain, Oriental, MA American welt process. All sizes up to 545. ‘i 1 + 1 Lady, Cherry, each, 1 The thousands of straw hats in this offering were made in Italy for American consumption, but because of shipping difficulties they were delayed fully six half cake, 65¢; Ib 28e 7 Y weeks. In fact, they were too late for the maker to 9 : ers. | Secehure Short Cakes-—cut — 15e Women’s $3.50 Sport Shoes at $2.95 \ . 1G) EN ; . | Whipped Cream Rolls--or Puffs; Up-to-the-minute style vamps of Havana brown or 4 WE BOUGHT THE ENTIRE LOT. THE CA! ENED AND THE HATS ARE BEING ASSORTED AS THIS ADVERTISEMENT IS ar ane BOC; 3 tor lOc | gray kidskin with patch strap over vamp; white Sea Pe WRITTEN, Sale tomorrow, offering the biggest Straw Hat valuc in New York at a price which usually can buy only a commonplace quality. AND THESE Vaispar-_callon, $4 Lens arucsaee< 3 lor Be | feud canves topes rediumn lew lester waste’ all time t STRAW HATS, WE REPEAT, ARE OF THE BEST. pint, 65e; !z-pint... Strawberry—or Cherry Tarts; ea. be | 244 to » D and E widths. wer Look for “Not Advertised” Specials at Greenhut’s Wag (—_—_Ee=n QG5- Look for “Not ‘Advertised ” Specials at Grogehat a oe