The evening world. Newspaper, September 22, 1916, Page 8

THE BVEWING WORLD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1016. | * — Stern Brothers \ Franklin Simon a Co. Pifth Avenue, 37th and sath Streets. Lvening World Ureed to Keep Up its Great Pight for Lower Hate site iz Fall and Winter "y - a aw | | Boys’ School Apparel <7 Misses’, Juniors’ and Girls’ Autumn Apparel] } ae ys’ School Appa ie ‘ i 4 = Pes For Dress, School and College Wear =| Sutte, te, ae te, wou Hag egy vg enc fo | An unusually large assortment of smart youthful models is shown on the Third P% iz Furnishings, Hate and Shoes pulse thousande of Jerseyites Floor, developed in the most fashionable materials anc ] 2 i At Moderate Prices " ‘ Ay Fog wu embodying the newest style conceptions. an ell | eontinge ft 4 | y) ' 1 | i aria for the Young Chap's echoo! out- | Madwara A Witte” Mayer at Por Las \e THE FOLLOWING BSCEPTIONAL VALVES POR SATURDAY: cer —y > rll ay | E | fit is accomplished in the Boys’ Bhop with | eae vteegyy fhe ry .? von | | Dressy Suits, plain or checked ‘ool Jersey ‘ I vel hades, attractive Fy Is, ’ + @ mazimum of convenience and satisfaction. | words in coining the ection of the vu iia “snd pod by ANY $19.75 | HB). For your convenience all our Boys’ Apparel of New Jersey coms | le and 18 —" rises 4 824,75 | ' for school wear is in an individual shop on the Now ors morn Hew mi ‘ P eater ¢ f ‘| Fifth Floor. [Jersey communities welcome thou- | sate hin dete jo oh Depress, emartia, ta, tai- F ; For your satisfaction our Boye’ Apparel is pra oh te sian teow Ta Oe | dioth in fashionable colors; srg ing line sie tatuig $14.75 made to stand hard wear and is moderate in || 40m ‘ enioy themscives. We give ||| | trimmed with Hudson seal, k them police protection, and the etre | tie belts, unique pockets; ae ' $39, 15 js —- Bag bs ar 16, ° * $16.50 | x , price. pol neceasary to 40 90 costs | * 16, 1B Year... cseeeees i FORO ree rrervceeeveveees t Boys’ Fall Suits 8.75 to 23.00 ‘mn york ‘recgives tram "the | || | Wool Jersey Coats, smart belted models, in the new fone! of ite dock, Common justice [demands that we be met half way in | our efforts to obtain cheaper trans portayon,” — JINZED., Beginning Ma last three voy ages on Friday, @ Portiond sea captain Ras ‘been wrecked three mes. Fall me en, Halh or with ttninge | hey seal or mole fur; aleo Velour Cloth Coats without fur t ding, clk Hned throughout, sises 14, 10 and 18 yearn, ai B22+OO, 29.50, 34,75 Girls’ and Juniors’ Wearing Apparel, suitable for School and Dress wear, in sizes 6 to 15 years, will be offered at equally attractive prices. Boys’ Fall Overcoats 9.75 to 24.50 Boys’ Mackinaws 8.75 to 12.75 Boys’ Shoes 3.00 to 4.50 Special for Saturday i Bo S iavelan. . | f ’ Fall School Suits CIVILIAN MARKSMEN MAY Dressy and Practical Shoes | f Wun entre Knichartocars. 2.00 18 veers COMPETE IN RIFLE MATCHES. aie | For Misecs, Children, Youths and Boys WASHINGTON, Sept, 92,—Civillan preidypaged have been Invited to partict- @ national rife matches to be- bor at Jacksonville, Via, Oot. 11, under the auspices of the War Department Are shown on the Second Floor, in models designed for the growing foot, including the following lines specially adapted for school wear: Boys’ and Youths’ School Shoes | Misses’ & Children’s Button Shoes New model Norfolk Suit of all wool. Tweed or cheviot in gray or brown colorings. Special 8,75 Tt was announced to-day that the Gov- is ereer of pe goon pedo bgp rhe te Made in Blucher style, of in Gun Metal, F those from the National Guard, trane- i] best quality gun metal, Sizes from 8 to 11, . - at $2.25 Boys’ School Shoes pertation te be paid by the Government for one team or the money divided if Sizes from 10 to 1314, , at $3.00 | Sizes trom 111gtoe, . “ $2.75 Weterproof Soles : @ Btate sends more than one. | ; 7 i OF oth qua onal feretl of, ertecnes orthopedic le lat, - erat army andthe Natinl ' Sizes from 1 to 6, $3.50 | Sizes from2}4to7, . “ $3.50 ‘ Special 3.00 ai teh Shier th Untrimmed Hats Women’s Sweaters hig “y! 2/4 » att ia pticken Tica J An attractive display of new Autumn shapes . He Agreement as - etseeng the on the iia Por, comprises Vslours, maeeALL BRD = NEW LONDON, Con, Gept, 23.— » | its, Hatters’ Plus! ons and Panne American Commistoners deny lostum Cereal Co, led, | Velvet; also a recent shipment of Battle Creek,Mich. Flowers, Feathers, Ornaments, etc. Shetland Wool Evraters, ia in | SPECIALLY PRICED FOR TO-MORROW: striped effects, with coll “y aod $3.95 | Mexican border. Villa's raid has been @ damper on tentative plans, The of a border ge ad co wed to rest until Carransa again in control. belts; formerly $5.95, Black Lyons and Panne Velvet Tams Fibre Silk, Sweaters, aren at $2.65 crortment of deste Black Panne Velvet Dress Shapes, formerly up to $10.00, Pure Silk Sweaters, at $3.25 & 3.95 Haptetatred ol Ostrich and Fancy Feather Hats made with collars or at $3.95 to 13.50 ‘805.00, 0 tment “ 1850 I Tee GTO! 32.—Two Wyo- ‘ming National hase] ra Setaatiy battalions, Tee ine inconsin caruary erry wae War Department. x 310, 331, 223, 225, 237 164, 166, 168 and 170 Grand Street, Smith Street ‘YN Cor. Wyckol! St. =~ —— 000330 p ao ae wonky | $125 Worth of Furgiture b Founded 1826 Greeley 1900 on $20 Werth of Clothing | No Deposit—$1 Weekly New Books for Young People ‘> n 5 Are shown on the Main Floor, including the newest Juvenile Fiction, Primers, Story, \ i Painting and Cut Out Books, of which the following be pies oo y 3 4) | ‘IQ ¢| The Adventures of Old Man Coyote, and Nobody's Boy (Sans Famille) . , t $1.28 at: | The Aventetes of ileal ron each S00 ‘ Domsciees boy's experience that gies | the + = 5, y Thornton jurgess terest of young and old. By Hector Malot fa > 36th Street FIFTH AVENUE 39th Street : Rinkitink in Os, By L. Frank Baum, at 90¢ | Liberty Hall, (A Story for Girls) . . at $1.28 I iy | Bl \ ky John Martin's Annual,. + at 900 By Florence H. Winterburn ; 4 oat ti i ‘A dolly Big Book for Little Folks. The Quest of the Golden Valley, . , at $1.25 % ‘i Dave Porter and His Double, + at 0 A story of adventure on the Yukon, % Ef € By Edward Titatemeyee ies pbeak Pid Belmore Brown se eit Two Little Women and Treasure House, $1.00 oy t 91.28 Ke ay 4 A tasnaing book fr gi » Carolyn Welle wer th Se South & Seas.” By Edwin G. Burs re Five Little Peppers, a pper, . at $1.10 at $1.28 ve By Ms Sider An cipal through the Conniton Canadian Lakes | | : 5 rae Sir Commencing Monday, September 25th ¥ en eae { An event semi-annual in occurrence—and this season more than ever note- Crane on edit prhane }4 worthy in importance. A superb collection of Fine Furniture. offered at price re- Ei rt 7 Sh ar tei te 4} auctions which are remarkable in view of increased cost of Furniture manufacture Special Values for Saturday On the Main Floor. ] a ae 44 BROOKLY Women’sBroadclothandSatin | W ’sG Advance D tsp lay The Largest Millinery Store in ye Collars and Sets ers “14 glad Craps | Today and Tomorrow at 95¢e at $1.35 50 ? ; When you may make selections and reservations, to be delivered Actus) Valuy; 61 Deep back; hand emb'd; aetual value $1.95 ‘after Monday, the opening day of Sale, or later if preferred. WiLGo x's Saturday Bargains $5 Ready-to-Wear, * Draped Velvet Hats at $2.98 Smart, “mmappy oy Hats ih in excellent quality, Silk ‘Velvet, black and colors, trimmed with up-to-date fancies and ornaments, Our bivgest ® runner, at........, $2.98 | $1.98 Silk Tam Hats at $1.48 Big assortment of best sty Night Gowns, Envelope Chemises and Underbodices All in new models, attractively trimmed, Special at 98c each Children’s Bath Robes Arm Saddle Bags ot blanket —— in pink or Sue with Entirely new model, s bead scalloped edge ree silk gird on chiffon velvet, nee heed poy oe sizes one €o five years, black and colora, with deep pockets, Q at $1.10 at $4.95 Post Colonial Mahogany Bedroom Suite Child: R te Ww. Hats at 89c me- Of a period that always finds an hon, ugtss P laceinourhomes. Four pieces— @ "The beat a a8 ool ts ie © Marea a hoo Wear ™m Velvet and Simplify : seeking. k f | Dresser, Chiffonier, Dressing Table an Former price $200.00. . $145.00 _Sartsray ba ap saving time, temper and Sisth Floor, M4 : tramping. ———— = (9) 000 Ammen ow ~