The evening world. Newspaper, August 10, 1916, Page 5

Pe Pet J WH ¥ —— - ___ #88 BVBHING WORLD, THURSDAY, AVOUST 10, 1916, ee ee ee wa! te the letby of the Vanderbi andun “— Veoperem. but bade Begerticens 6) s000 _sttvoromont/ nd teen Ghreee Get Op wh, ; ; ot fweere the rece for the cone of the Ore He ohe has © Cults fust shove Belmonts ~ ie ; ond he e 8 tj ApH 4 | wes tom ood ciency by Charles Gt. : bee we porte * Peenine | opertment thet there @ould be an an e Ors ane . of (he women com | peuncement from Mr Be mont perl Ae WARMED, SESE WONG MERE li . . “ The only stumbling beck the lime te make view | tow a we Hieniiy Paring her DLAIN tablets of Aspirin would took Me any other plain white tablets. But the Dayer-Tablets of Aspirin — containing only genuine Aspirin have “The Bayer Cross” on every package and on every tablet, and Mine Hulbert. te Aw — fo whe, 1 We anid, aehed ot tm wer 8 month wie tf fookiwe of «4 Going to Plattsburg and Will Platuare From Narragansett Pet Hard to Save Because of jeter” of ae eunane ¢ Announce Engagement to > Torn Up Streets, | buildings eth Miss Hulbert Later, —_———— |e bodies ond carried the trigh- ques Mori's, dear to the hearts of hus. [0004 @oman to the olreet Before leaving the Vanderbilt Mote! Mra Hesse © ° , | Wey Of making a8 engemerment ite: ; = ams RESCUE WOMAN ree sere cr beens wih | by ecgueimianees of ee pee |b eequelnionces of S28. » Abie mt maple while | om. ot | * porkape before i'm play pole thie afternoon — “eee two Sremen, @liheut ladders.) Famous Me een REStAUTAN | ciimbed the poreh poste to the third Alkali in Soap Bad F For the Hair thal Thete ’ dreds of New Yorkers who essay the wonkes the hai brittle to-day for Nerraganset Mer to play @ polo match, Raymond Melmont, eon!” of August Belmont, told an Kvening World reporter that be would make | life of the Mohemian, barely escaped | ody wre Ie just | aoe truction by fire 45 o'ctoek thie! val dowels ehe oald While the work of poring Damage of $5,000 had been on Capt. Boetechoon of Bngine aused befre the blese was en. | pany No. 19 was directing the wo withia ata! >. mon, The ipeatsice from Srrecase Arrested young Wiy ‘ " ie Averetivn | Wrown-eyed type of Bouther 1m with dark heir whe of figbting the biage, Ae they fighting thet up the stairway all | to Whether he ts to take wate himeelf were knocke mn by & Mare back |@ second wife poy" from the fir mm the floor above. An hour afier the young eporteman | « Vrederick Wolsert and Henry Maver | left the hotel, Miss Carolyn Hulbert ' | strom, both of No, 1%, were severely |to whom he is reported engaged, and eM) cut abou! the wrists by fiying #lans | her mother, Mre. i J. Hulbert, w ‘ trom broken wind tinguirhed sof Hook and Ladder Com: | © fret to answer Heth Btreet, due to the work on the ited, they shoul -| mento Accepts Teses Invitation, MEXICO CITY, Aug. 10.-—The Gov- ernment has accepted en invitation to participate in the Natural Products Ka- Fireman Edward B. Casson, woe |peiton te to be bed tn Tones Gurtag Os- firet to find hie feet after all phernalia an mar oy me ont tnulsified cocoanut oil at | fre, at Nos. 12 Pharmacy; it's very cheap, and a few | t¥-frat Street, meen will any py over member of the | 180 Weat Twen. Store Open SATURDAY Until 1 P. M. [ AMMEYE STAMPED ON A SHOE MEANS STANDARD OF MERIT Th 6 AVE. AT. OST. ur Greatest Sale _of Low Shoes EVERY PAIR SELLING BELOW COST And this in the face of the Founded 1826 Greeley 1900 Lord & Taylor 38th Street FIFTH AVENUE 39th Street Store Hours: 9A. M.to5 P.M. Closed Saturdays Reduced for Final Clearance 300 SMARTLY TRIMMED HATS $1.00, $1.95, $2.95 and $3.95 Every Midsummer Hat in the Domestic Millinery Department is included in this timely disposal. A varied collection from which to select, including Tailored Hats, Sport Hats and Dress Hats in dainty summer colors, street shades, black and white. Untrimmed Straw The French Dep’t offers Fancy Feathers and Hats 75 Trimmed Hats Flowers 25¢c, 5Uc and 75¢ $5.00 and $7.50 10c, 25c, 50c and $1.00 A limited number in various Included are Sport_Hats of the very Imported and domestic nov- straws and many colors. latest types, as well as Drees Hats. elties, in fashionable colors. Fourth Floor CLOSING OUT BOYS’ NORFOLK SUITS « $1.75 ana $2.50 Formerly $3.50 to $5.00 Linen, Duck, Crash and Khaki materials; Pleated and Pinch Back Models, Boys’ Washable Knickerbockers Children’s Wash Suits Linen, Duck and Khaki of excellent Short Sleeves and Sailor Collars. For- quality. All sizes, Formerly 95c. merly $2.25 and $3. $1. 65 45 and $1.85 Cc Children’s Straw Hats Boys’ Wash Hats Boys’ Sports Blouses 95c and $1.95 25c 69c Formerly $2.00 to $5.00 Formerly up to 75¢ Formerly $1.00 Fourth Floor, An Interesting Collection of CHAISE LONGUES A Feature of the Midsummer Furniture Sale Includes the newest designs along artistic lines. Construction throughout is the product of careful and skilful workmanship. Prices represent a marked saving Kischass will be held for future delivery, if desired, Chalee Longue, upholstered «in denim. Formerly §0.0¢.. .$35.00 Chaise Longue, upholtered in denim. Formerly $55.00.. 50 Chaise Longue, upholstered in cre- tonne. Formerly $60.00. . .$48.50 Chaise Longue, upholstered in cre- tonne. Formerly $65.00. . .$50,00 Chaise Longue, upholstered in denim. Formerly $60.00., $52.50 Chaise Longue, upholstered, in’ denim, Formerly £65.00.. $57.50 i : Chaise Longue, upholstered in blue Chaise Longue; all hair and Walnut Chaise Longue, as}, Yelour Formeriy $85.00.. $65.00) moss, Choice of denim cov- illustrated. Beautiful Italian} Walnut and Cane Chaise Lange erings, Made in our owe Walnut frames, best quality SERAENY 814 5:00 workrooms, Formerly fo o6 Chaise Longue, upholstered in mul- cane, Formerly $160.00, berry velour. Formerly $95.00. $95. $85.00} Antique Ivory and Cane Chaise Ivory Chaise Longue, upholstered, Walnut and Cane Chaise Longue. Longue. Formerly $140.00. Formerly $40.00... $35.00} Formerly $140.00.....+++ $90.00 highest prices for leather ever known @Every pair is from our regular stock. QNothing has been bought for this sale. @Every pair designed for this season’s selling. QNot last season’s discontinued models. Women’s Pumps «« Colonials| Men’s Oxfords Actually Reduced From Actually Reduced from *10.00, °9.00,°8.50, °7.50,°7.00,°6.00, °5.00 $6.00, $5.50 & $5.00 Patent Leather and Gun Metal Vamps of Patent Leather, Gun r eh { Kidskin, Metal, Black and Havens Brown Kid Sizes Are Broken nite 4 ne ‘acks, , en aoe “ai wip ale ae Brown Kid, Dark Mahogany Russia Calf and Colored } pearl Gray, edd ste x lan Russia Calf, with Ivory] Gun Metal Calf Oxfords, English Last; Kidskin ! " id Backs, : j and Bronze. F Vamps of Battleship Gray Kid Blind Eyelets. ; Tan Mahogany Russia Calf, with Pearl Gray Kid Backs, ; Black Soolma Kid Blucher Oxfords Light weight welt and hand turned] Vamps of ove Gray Kid with ore: : a soles, covered and leather Louis XVI.|Pearl Gray Suede Backs. “Hand turned Medium Toe, Also some Patent heels, soles, Covered Louis XVI. heels. Leather Oxfords. 82.50 $100.00 Italian Ww alnut Chaise Laer $125.00 Italian Walnut Chaise Longue, 6: $150.00 Italian Walnut Chaise Longue, $87'50 $115.00 Italian Walnut Chaise Longue, : 75. Deep Tufted Box Couch (full ..2ze) Interior of Solid Cedar, Upholstered Upholstered in a good grade of Tapestry. $35.00 in Cretonne or Denim, $24.00 Biath Floor owe nay i) \ Men ee