The evening world. Newspaper, June 29, 1916, Page 6

(rr ape [was etven-ing " arte oon mene ana fen wtamned to tral Pes American araieat antte, beet RISTRINS SHOOT SRTEGHUST TSR oad r- ae oe — ir ww wow 4 ty Matyi of Miiwe 1 p RF one ¢ The French iw . DOWN AND CAPTURE... 0 ots gees ; N A o that “ 3 ITALIAN SHIPS SUNK, fi The Wenathetie, 4007 Tame, Gated ; *. 4 Aeroplane § cessful on Italian ( sgtthe of VISCOUNT'S BODY FOUND. BULAN (ny iw eemeiitiei , - | AUSTIUAN SUD MARINE Hermans Advice Lenton That Hater SINKS ITALIAN CRUISER; w June 19-—termeng ° notified Great Heatain theem@h + usa '4 DESTROYER. TWO) AMERICAN SURGICAL 3 inf ' ator VI Crentan h cia “A UNITS FOR GERM . ue freight * rer at J bh twa Gal others were damaged. Our wor. the ' , t } Up Necessary abipe returned © “ a \ cial t the ener i te % ; a : “On the evening of Tune 29 that t » Mire ’ HEREIN 4 4 (by Wireians type The sbmarine, fir GH. Altman & Co. Mayville Delnyed in ft sony] tne ny A na heen fer SPECIAL PRE-HOLIDAY SALES FOR TO-MORROW (FRIDAY) Men’s Summer Negligee Shirts, Pajamas, Underwear, Etc. AT PRICES OFFERING DECIDED INDUCEMENTS MEN’S SILK SHIRTS MEN’S PAJAMAS {made of superior-quality, lustrous silk having satin stripes in a variety of new, smart color combinations $5.85 MEN’S NEGLIGEE SHIRTS Of silkeand-cotton mixtures (with soft cuffs) per suit . . . . . . MEN’S ATHLETIC UNDERWEAR Coat Shirts and Knee Drawers, of white madras or checked nainsook, or fine madras (with stiff cuffs) . $1.65 per garmont Beit cs ete ee cs Of madras or cheviot, with attached soft Unton Suits, sleeveless amd kneoslo collar and cuffs in various styles, $1.35 [persuit . 6 2 6 6 6 6 ALSO MEN'S NEGLIGEE SHIRTS MEN’S LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS Initialed . . Z & of medras or mercerized materials (with eaters por dozen $2.00 & soft cuffs) or of madras or percale (with stiff Plain, hemstitched, cuffs); featuring a wide range of designs and por dozen . . $2.65, 3.25 & color effects, specially priced . at $1.00 With tape border . . por dozen (Men's Wear, First Floor) Silk Parasols and Umbrellas Extraordinary’ Values SPECIALLY PRICED are being offered In Silk Parasols In various styles, including floral border and flowered effects, and silk pongee with colored lining $2.75 Taffota Silk Parasols (coaching style) fm plain colors and black-and-white stripes, $2.50 Women’s Twillod Silk Umbrellas of excellont quality, with natural wood or mission-finish handles $2.50 Women’s Tailored Separate S (walstband sizes up to 26 Inches) striped serge cf superior quality at $4.75 (Ready-to-wear Departimont, Third Fi Women’s Milanese Silk Gloves i Mousquetaire, Sixteen-button Length, fn black, white, black embroidered with white, and white ombroidorod with black, offering very unusual values at Women’s Silk Hosiery in an attractive assortmont at Interesting Black Silk Hose 75c. & 85c. per pair With double tops Intoriined with anne” per pair eae Glos megan A Continuation Sale of Black of White Silk Hose [With cotton tops and soles, With extra spliced dowblo tops, por pair With hand-embroi!d Women’s Low Shoes is offering remarkable valuos tm dostrable Summer footwear (sizes incomplete) at $3.75 & $4.75 per pair (Women's Shoes, Second Floor) per pair With openwork clocks | Fifth Auenue-Madiaon Avenue, Nem Pork Of madras or mercerized materials $1.20 plaid 38c. ngth, 75¢. 2.50 5.00 2.45 | kirts made of white sorgo and whiterand-black oor) prices, Isle, 90c, per pair 75c, $1.45 red clocks to match, or in white on black or black on whito, $1.65 1.75 THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1916, GUARDSMEN WHO BALK CAN'T BE DISCHARGED ~ DON'T FORGET FLUSHING HAS SENT HER QUOTA | ncement Pr henerey WH. Cala anoow | eat ven t ‘ % ¢ ] Day 1 that between S00 and ow > refused to take the oath, 1 ve ¥ had feeued about Atty Bertrent omy of} dnehar 1 the belief that ha wae veh ine ja | Within cote under the Iaw. tn st s tke ont. | View of Nar Department's inter at br atute, ho maid that i militiamen whe ome ‘ thelr homes from the fit camp att ngham to report at the moun 0K STEAMSHIPS DUE TO-DAY. Venezia, Barcelona .. ». Saxoleine, Cardiff Parima, St. Thoma ang Santa Marta, Kingsto: > SAILING TO-DAY. and Adriatic, Liverpool .. Kroonland, Liverpool departing sob » Dante Alighieri, Napl hold thetr heads ercet Osear Hy Christiansand, | Colon, Cristobal arental it it " ny of Qu ron nat marched 0 the depet thr ' principal mtreeta of the who and te ok “Wke tevveveseoees veterans ‘ing and busy parts of | : ‘CutThisCoupon, AND SAVE 93.00. pw Good U | Metng the thoy weclaima of re and the departing soldiers ught home the meaning of n left opoli4 every man ompany was kn to every | n and child tn the crowd ed his going with Godspeeds. train the crush was wonder. t in color, intense in its heerful and tearful in its » band of boys made tuneful music and found answering echo int sobs and eries of mothers and st rts. There was a tighten! throats and a molsten- ing of eyes among the men and no man was ashamed of his tears. There was a sweep for the regular train as the boys clambered aboard their special of four cara) When Company I debouched from the Penn- sylvania depot here most of the crowd from Queens was there to me and follow them through & Avenue along ve Avenu depo Whitman, -ccetioeaeneliiionecntatas BRITISH USING SMOKE AND GAS FUMES IN RAIDS ON GERMAN TRENCHES BRITISH HEADQUARTERS IN FRANCE, June 28 (via London, June 20),-Unusually heavy artillery firing, with numbers of trench raids, have continued all along the British front during the last twenty-four hours. Here and there were intense outbursts from artillery concentrations on both ee neral ntrained for Camp| fl ‘4 Photo Taken| i REE Af you prevent tte coupon at any of the 1 BRUNEL Stulh British use ed both gas and | r trench raids, In “aati were found the bod- by gas in their the Germans. retaliated by be rdment of the Canadian posi- tons at Observatory Ridge and Sor-| rel Hill, | Senator McCumber Wins Primary. ) Deinox torial ticket. f 37 #3038 1 ARN SI CHURN HE i KN A, x ri BAI at ‘4 ST. a orb BRO ri % @pen Saturdays : Our Liberal Credit x «Until 10 P.M. Terms Apply Also to}: x We Close A Long Island. New % * Evenings at rind and Connecti- : 6 o’Clock. x SURE | Seamte This Week Katonah $ : | Seamless Velvet Rugs, 9x12 J 9x12 (mm 15 98 wae EX HEREN RE x ORE i bs \| he ‘This handsome set of six pieces consists of Solid Oak Table, heavy scroll a | X feet, 42-inch top and 6-foot exten 's with genuine ig » black le: ather allp seats and claw fee! te set for the low lg # x price of nities HHC ignaninn ie % KOON ROOMS § ROOMS § M x Cention # 5 Completely 125 Compete 5 re Furnished, Furnished, Furnished, X is WE PAY Co Tt AND HAIDROAD FAKE, x DS Ave.Con.64"S ER. TT | Lanner i Pieler ter ttre better tel ee LS peti iia vovee ove « GPB =| m War Depart © AT CAL OF NATION) "se ACIO FAILS TO KILL GIAL. PI nag | » Natural Color atten Ariahing sarvaita anid at Creer oy ale septic artonetn te eal ce eee “the 9 Ghd jerome Lana, Whom he ” a Mmutalant rercvere4 o (ee Coney Ute’ Verepital om (ay (0 way thn wee tine note ton yeare At, of Me 16 Mortal tan onaretan and tnia| ia doctors ha wna CHOICE \ GROCERS At All Our Grocery Stores Where Prices for Everything Are the Lowest Every Day New Potatoes The Finest Shipments from the Eastern Shore of Virginia = 2'- 615 Butter 31 Coffee D0 Wholesale Orders: Address 392 Washington St., New York City Very Best Cre a ry, Best N.Y. State ith ALL Muse fbi Our Very Best Fresh Roasted, in bulk; Ib. All the The 4th of July Holiday will be a great one this year. For as many people as can so arrange their affairs it will begin on Saturday morning or noon and last until Wednesday morning. For many it will be the chief if not the only holiday of the summer. Clothing Accessories For Men, Women & Children Appliances for Out-of- Doors Games and Sports Picnic and Travel Requisites, Cameras, Phonographs, Thermos and similar Bot- tles, Flags, Bunting and all those things that aid in the enjoyment of travel and out-of-doors sports and games will be Greatly in Demand Merchants and manufacturers of spe- cialties will do well to Advertise now and liberally, for which purpose the unquestioned best medium is THE WORLD whose circulation in New York City is greater than that of any other New York morning newspaper, greatly exceeding the combined city circulations of the Times, Tribune and Herald—an excess circulation » in itself equal to the population of a good sized city. AIR ON ROIS. . :