The evening world. Newspaper, November 17, 1916, Page 4

4 MAY BE SPREAD OVER FOUR DAYS Plans Include Prying Lid Loose | ‘ on Sunday and a Special | w. Holiday Tuesday. New Year's ars Vive. MAYOR STANDS BY LAW, |i: No Lifting of Sunday Excise BY Ban—Real Celebration New Year’s Night Instead of Eve, agers who ore wont to revel on Ne! ‘6 Bye were cheered to-day by thoughts of a four-days’ | ;) celebration this year, instead of the abbreviated affair that was threat-! their « ‘ened because Now Year comes ony /\\!! Monday. Regardless of what happens, many bieg es CAMMEY R STAMPED ON A SHOE MEANS STANDARD OF MERIT 6OTAVE. AT 20ST. | On Friday and Saturday Onl Special Sales HE Shoes advertised are for Two Days Only---specially reduced and priced to prove that Cammeyer is headquarters for Shoe Style and Value. Fashionable Shoes, of regular Cammeyer quality, but below reg- ular Cammeyer prices. | | Women’s High Cut Lace Shoes Three models have been reduced from $7.00 to $5.85 All Paris Brown Kidskin Paris Brown Kid Vamps White Snow Buck Tops Patent Leather Vamps and Tops_of White Snow Buck Women’s High Cut Lace Shoes All Black Glace Kidskin Gun Metal Calfskin Vamps, Black Kid Tops All styles carried at our 6th Ave. at 20th Street Store also sold at our NEWARK BRANCH - 645-649 Broad by. “ PRECEDENT OF 1912 NOT TO BE THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1916. ‘j,i DUTCH OFICIALS ACCUSED. ed that it had AMSTERDAM, Nov, 17.—The which , nds as | rd for New ¥ brs OVERLOOKED, r that the sue night m u 4 tion if they foit| P yn the Victrolas $15 to $400 Style XIV Hondon Dally News Cnt LONDON, Noy, 17.—Follow! co] to #Ix pages week and elght pages usuntly So, Chickering bail | ails Greely 1900 1 Club Luncheon Saturday, Nov, 18th H 60c Catherine Bryce, { Special Luncheon i nell, * 85c Carl ht, i \ Luncheon and Baritone. ! Afternoon ‘Tea Concinics ' - ' iA. M.to5 P.M. Feventh Floor A P ' Tenth loot i mee, 38th Street FIFTH AVENUE 39th Street esresrenvesco-encencen SS oS 0 0 ot ee ee eects Founded 1826 tures, in a splendid varicty of attractive patterns. Sizes 12 to 18 years, Smart Norfolk Suits, $9.75 All wool fancy miaztures. Pinch-back and belted models; patch and flap pocke's; Two pairs of Knickerbockers, lined throughout. All Wool Mackinaws, $12.50 “From Sheep to Shape” kind, o alpaca lined, Sizes 7 to 18 year Fancy overplaid mixtures; large shawl collars double breasted. Serviceable for school and supreme for skating. Sizes 9 to 18 Lf PS About 50 Suits (with one pair of Knickers only) in all wool mixtures. No i] } Suits among them alike. Qualities ordinarily priced much more........... +» $9.78 f \ &\j \ Fourth Floor . ' pe ee oem nee: Se eeemeiiemenneedt TG teeta tiertietied deertietie tet een ee e ' : | A Special Purchase i Misses’ New i ’ - sl taal JUNIORS’ DRESSES ! | DANCING FROCKS } Models RegularlySold at $22.50 to $32.50 { { Four Picturesque a i $15.00 i Models 3 as) t ay A collection of 75 | 1 Exceptional Values : Ps , pate and Street | i at ar 4 is f i resses in the most \w te what charming of youthful | $29.50 [ , A ye \ ‘ , } y Judging from the looks Se eet i id th (1 Simply charming, | ey barged { of many people’s glasses Fashioned of | | these youthful Eve- \ > v Me | j Mt il would ee ow, though | mg Satin Taffeta, une Gowns, made \ /4/)/\1\ yt iN es VW i mt they regarded loose, bent, + Reach Sanie, Sis ' of fine fai Hs fit WHICH WORE Th Settee in| Noubeof sadjistment® eye. \ French Serge, Serge | . ( kaw | glasses— ‘trivial matters.” j with Georgette or | Charmeuse, Taffetta ri} \ | | MAYOR sucGEsTs CELEBRATION F } Hy Silk and Georgette 4 Satin H big \ | S ON NEW YEAR'S NIGHT. It is of the utmost intpor- f with Silk i and Satin 4) \\/) | i . veulasses Ne | fy = * 7 : rely ‘ | ti correct. optical position | yi | ly embroidered with rose, pink, green and \/*> ? i2 pis and in perfect alignment. JP] 4 t ry Re \ - S e J } worsted, silk or ciel blue. Silver and : ' ] es This may seem to be an a | bright colored beads. 7 | novelty laces, rib- i | \ ne unimportant” detail of eye. id Navy blue, Copenha- | t ewe vi 1 & Hi Rs lass fitting--but it is really ! CAA. gen, grey, tan and | | bons, flowers an ¢ TRNS u ig Weer nm element upon which a sub- t white’ Onlyone,two | 4 filmy nets add to = ti) Ln stantial percentage of their i or three of any style, | i their prettiness. (Tio of the models are illustrated.) t}f ] efficieney depends x { but a delightful . °¢, ¥, 5 ' 4 \3 Fale mete tor (2 variety of models, } | Misses’ Serge Dresses— Special, $i0).00 4) ‘ome into the nearest of | . ' Z , ics our Ten offices—if your | None C.0. D. No Approvals } Formerly $15.00 to $22.50 if) glasses require readjustment | Third Floor i i Third Floor ts ( Q | or need to be straightened. | er enceneaneend | scsi en entenaaosmsdcion sare 4 ( The services of our Opti- a mn noe ey a ae cians are “yours for the BOYS’ SHOES i] MISSES’ ~ ] asking.” ' ‘ S (: | Mannish Lasts it High-cut Boots in tan Russia calf; gun-metal, ] WSEStannis Smart and serviceable Footwear in Tun Russia | laced or buttoned; patent leather, with kid or clot ': be fe! $4 Calf, Patent Leather and Black Russia Calf. 4 { tops. HE Ceulists ond } Sizes 1 tO SUS .ccccececcseceseseueuseaess $5.00 | | Sizes 215 06.06 $4.00 | 4 BIRCH PEYG CO Bo cai vies a ods04a vee vee $3.50 gy =| Boys’ Calfskin Shoes } “Little Men's” Shoes | pas i pecinditogockt | snc e $2.95 $2.95 Misses’ Shoes i Children’s Shoes OPPOSITION TO ANY KIND oF 4,2 ¢ iy i ° tt Formerly $3.00 to $5.00 1 Formed deco tas | ALCOHOLIC WELCOME Grows. i Laced Shoes of sturdy, Orthopedic lasts on it $2.45 j ust ls) : | ‘ S} black Calfskin; sizes 1 i correct lines; in all leath- {Incomplete sizes, 1114 to $1.95 |i to 514. ers, Sizes 10 to 13. ' ) 534: " § Taco it } Ground Floor | H Becond Floor S ee ne en ee osc ea pel i a (Sn ns ea OUTFITTING THE BOY 2 ee Te te earn enna | Is One of His Mother’s Chiefest Problems ‘That We Are Daily Helping Her to Solve t | m GeUstons: made: Ly: wolking | se Our Boys’ Section is filled with just these articles of wear that are usually the most difficult to find \. tet in satisfactory selections. Clothing that is serviceal ic, sensible and of becoming 1 ; ' 4 joe veoai pcos . -| | in materials appropriate to every phase of playtime, home or school requirement. ti finipie treatment hantshes every tence | 5 | Russian Model Overcoats iy ir and leaves the skin without al \i (at le‘t of illustration) ) h Caution sho sed to By rtain that it is delatone you buy. | $10 00 \t you buy. | J : ' | ot Chinchillas, rough mixtures and cheviots. Button-to-the-neck, or in the new con- is li vertible collar model. Belted back or with belt all around. Sizes 3 to 10 years. i ! d ay Junior and School Overcoats, $18.50 a, 1 (at right of illustration) x | The new pinch-back and belted models, Rough and fancy mixtures, heather mix- | f if $150 with $7.50 in Victor Re- cords will be delivered immediately on pay- ment of $72 the balance to be pald In monthly amounts of $7.60 each. A POSTCARD «lll bring you full detoils of KNAPE Pow fect Vt a and Record Matt Order Service, KNABE WAREROOMS "Street Oa Oe O ee (0 ) ee O es (9) ae Oe!) > Oe OO 0 (0) <0 SS 0 ee <— etek, So eC A ee eae ee em ommomee Extraordinary Values for Saturday WOMEN’S FUR COLLARED COATS $19.50 A special purchase of 200 extremely smart Winter Coats, made of soft, warm but light weight Coatings in 27 >0 — ts Sa Balsam Green, Burgundy, Navy and Black The model, very full and flaring, has a deep collar of fur, is half lined with satin and interlined, A remarkable offering. a oo WOMEN’S FUR TRIMMED SUITS At the Very Special Price $32.50 Identical with Suits sold a little earlier in the season at a much higher price, these copies af a Bernard model are distinguished bp the youthful smartness of line and air of elegance, The large collar, deep cuffs and 614 j oa — Cn neh bandings on the very flaring coat are of “silver coney;" peau de cygne lined and warmly interlined, The skirt gives the fash- jonable silhouette. Fxpertly tallored of fine Broadcloths and Velour Cloths i ' in Java Brown, Plum, Burgundy, Rubber Grey, Navy and Black. 4 Third floor ) nn ees ——_ O-