The evening world. Newspaper, September 1, 1916, Page 4

___ PE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1016. vanced F conte a bunch ane! in the rear of the barracks Machine | with the Premed written Fun te! oe * . , th: ciel ee ” cre pomted at several conaptce oe rn Brothers CALLED BY GRAND JURY ‘ent ve and oumnge heres § West 42nd Street Between Sth and 6th Avenues West 43rd Street ut your - oe” | Business Hours until! September 8th: * ; Final Clearance Sale of Women’s Blouses POR SATURDAY, ON THE MAIN PLOOn poor complexion ee wee Se vanew | GA. M. to SP. M. 12 Noon on Saturdeys Store open daily, including To-morrow, Saturday (tins clear & Pelee GBord wo oon Irland Yards, and the 9 Sienteth Hen Cla Doak: Wedding Gowns ly ghaly plenples wed be AG ay atrermoon from 0 A. M. to 6 P.M Seat o> MILD BEFORE REBELS; B. Altman & Co. f WILL OFTEN MANBKABLE VALLES IN ee Imported Hand-made Blouses American-made Blouses | Sat Sait ie ie pees Bridesmaids’ Dresses Formerly up to #8.75 Formerly 85.75 to 11.50 = pre eed Meltimare and Ont at $2.85 $1.95 250 to 4.95 made to individual requirements t > . dunlare whe bare aot bunndy fumed lor cee ce ‘a , Dep't for Imported and Special Costumes ‘ H . re etm for arnt | Sood 4 umar of iors and 8 (Third Floor) Special Offerings for To-morrow nd enve thiee With the revolutionary move | day pay envelopes oa DEALERS PLAN FOR A BIG Qk any will now jon p HARVEST TO-MORROW ANOTHER GARRISON YIELDS TO “) want to warn the housewives VOLUNTEERS. of this elty” sald the Commle- Women’s Georgette Collars sioner, “that there lent the |) 1) Sarsusam et Fort hatte Kare: B hr Ae oy ay r | tA Kena le an fn. | in the new large shapes, some hem- In Requirements for the Holidays | | Children’s Empire Dresses of fine lawn, trimmed with laces and embroideries; sizes one to five years, at 85c vances in the prices of either | stitehed, others with fluted ruffles, | perishable or staple food supplies, | Retailers began thie morning ad- at 90c ng their prices of perishable code from 10 to 26 per cont, without the slightest provocation, | Splash! Gee, but swim- | They admit that they are plent: | | | have made Important Reductions in the 1h prices of Hl | Women’s Glace Gloves at 89c pair Several Thousand Yards of * Fine light overseam sewn, one row and crochet embroidered backs, white, or white with at Sulonica that the black embroidery; three button or two clasp wrists; regular selling price $1.10 pair, Black and Colored Dress Silks avout 2,000 men under Col. Chrinto- Silk Hand Bags | Week-end Suit Cases ulom, which left Seres several days These Silks have been arranged in Dress, te ming gives the young- fully eupplied, but claim that eters an appetite. they are charging more in antici pation of @ strike. As» matter But mother doesn't of fact, they are dishonestly tak: wehed it through the streets of the elty in the afternoon, hax had ‘the effect of clearing It ts ‘ ing advantage of an uncertain situation.” y joner Hartigan began a) mind for D & C ginger bread, crullersorcook- ies are made in a jiff J igo tO resist the Bulgarian 4 4 and 60 light it doesn’t j'ng and Srat of all visited the farm- ee Gicedbhte; hus bueK: eAuNaREL GY Blouse and Skirt Lengths and in black, navy or purple; ] with tray and double catches; reinforced corners; matterhow many they [f'\"", Tan Loherimahes tact tur tka |the Bulgarians. variously marked at inside compartment, sizes 24, 26 and 28 inches, 16,17 and 18ins., Traveling Bags }tour of the city at 8 o'clock this morn- | Fall styles; moire or faille; | of enamel duck; cretonne lined, of genuine cowhide; eat. She says rod general advances in Pisano Hid See: flere nas | at $1.75 pcome effes day. alonic endered, HReuter's cor- | aie SE Cikes Wullicg Gs respondent cablea, threo companies o} 55c., 85c., $1.35, $1.85 & $2.75 per yard My 8 | ne titled because they get all their i bogey iene ha vegetables from farms within 100 tl ke. ‘The: miles of this city and the supplies | soon followed by two b fin Is the Flour for me |} | 2:0 cs::i01 in auto trucks, Bich, took : ees RETAIL BUTCHERS ADVANCE PRICE OF MEATS. : “Beginning this morning,” added | Ran nq) — - 4 = tho Commissioner, “retail butchers (PL OOOO OTT NT iggeertogg Haporgecd erage || © This Store will be CPEN TOMORROW, Saturday, Sept. 2nd, . from 8.30 A. M. to 5.30 P. M. Beginning Tuesday next, Sept. 5th, and until further notice, the store will open at 9 A. M. and close at 6 P. M. daily. Saks & Company Broadway at 34th Street. at $3.95 at $4.85 Women’s Silk Stockings Fibre Silk Sweaters Pure thread silk stockings in black; lisle| Several models mace with sash; incomplete garter tops; serviceable lisle soles and heels, | sizes; formerly $5.00 to 7.50; to be douse out | | at 69c at $3.95 Fifth Avenue, New York ¢ supply 1 ; count of the embargo on live stock, do yet most of these butchers are charg- ing Nigh prices for meat, that was eontractod and paid for before the cette, §: Bo-Koret soage cam. That in proof in itself wndie Work BE ie hin being mulcted. “Flour, sugar, coffee and all other dry mrocerios have not been advanced | by retailers during the past few days, But as 1 have already stated, tho grocers are waiting to band it to the Department of Health City of New York has advised physicians to use Chlorinated Lime asa disinfectant in all cases of Infantile Paralysis. The United States Gov- ernment recommends the use of Chlorinated Lime as a most effective and economical germ killer and deodorant. Disinfectants must be fresh to be effective. Thousands of grocers and druggists have just re- ceived a fresh supply of Acme Chlorinated Lime. Do not accept substitutes which may be stale and worthless. Protect your home— sprinkle Acme Lime daily in your toilet bowl, gar- bage can, kitchen sink, cellar, etc. Banutacternd By A. MENDLESON’S SONS = atoos Jumped a dollar a barre! |! to-day. Corn is up 10 cents a dogen, | ing beans have advanced 20 cents and soup greens, which the | yay in large quantities, have up from 6 to & cents, Carrots Sunday World Wants Work Monday Moming Wonders.|\ Tomorrow in the Saks Millinery Salon, 1,000 of the newest trim- med hats will be shown in the Opening Display of or Feonoer Pl FOR FALL, 1916 ITE reputation for value, and absolute correctness of design, already attained for Saks $5.55 Wonder Hats will be greatly emphasized in this most effective display arranged for tomorrow Every hat included is an exact reproduction of the very latest styles created in foremost Paris Aleliers Nowhere has such a wonderful variety of styles been shown at such a modest price, and only by aceing these greatest of all millinery values is it pos- sible to visualize the chic and beauty of Saks $5.55 Wonder Hats for Fall, 1916, The four designs illustrated are just average selections. The display includes clever Tam o’Shanter styles, new sailors, mushroom, pokes, smart { flare front and side effects, and most effective high-crown Pilgrim hats in This RHEINAROON My heveett moon Is reaping barley here » He will not rest until the best Is gleaned for Rheingold eer, Rheingold Beer No matter what beer you have been in the habit of drinking, we suggest that you try Rheingold Beer. We are sure that you will like it better. Black Brown _ Navy Taupe Burgundy Jvy-Green, Purple, __ Ete. | Made of Lyons silk vel- Cotabpated It is the first choice of countless 1 ek. peers vet rae me discriminating beer drinkers, It is : beautiful velvet combina- Factory: Albany a beautiful, light, gold -colored { 4 Office: 120 Broadway, New York tions, trimmed with orna- ments, fancy feathers, wings, ribbons, flowers. beer, with an appetizing taste and of unequaled purity, SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK MONDAY MORNING WON S. Liebmann’s Sons Brewing Co.