The evening world. Newspaper, January 19, 1917, Page 8

RR THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, 1917. be fo ces In Grand ; $30 and week. i pevesttors ot _pateact seviees] DR. FLINT'S DAUGHTER, GIRL MODELS STRIKE autcTene"spaforiarnts Grane f80 ands weeks Augers onkng = ( Bank Get Sixth Dividend. | WHOSE E. ‘ Toscher is | shorter hour week.” Sec Stern Brothers t vy i} cents an hour, Whe va : 4 HORLICK'S West 42nd Street — Between 5th and 6th Aves. West 43rd Street showing off the clothes we h THE ORIGINAL pound a typewrite Chon | MALTED MILK | Gmenp oudstituies cost YOU same prion ALBANY, Jan, 19.—Kugene Lamb | Richards, ftate Superintendent of | Wanks, te paying to-day an additional) 21 per cent. dividend to the depositors) « @f the defunct State Savings Bank New York City. This is the sixth since |. the dank closed. It gives the depos: tors | : 920,866. ow to Reduce Fat . ° Without Dieting or Exercise ‘This te the time when fot people should + We thinking about reducing thelr and should stop making the fat uch @ burden to them, The ben the HAS B. GEMENT wes ANNOUNCED FOR HIGHER WAGES | bes | hoven Hall, “but we 200 in our ranks who a lpald and are just. dyin dies’ Garment Shops Before the End of the Week. Fifty pretty models started to-day TD to etfect a general atrike of models the ladies’ garment al wholesale and They [and thirteen hou Mon fashion y s much as . 5 4 ‘ 5 Misses’ and Girls’ Apparel For Early Spring and Southern Resort Wear SPORT AND DRESSY SUITS | THE NEW. SPRING DRESSES | of Poiret twill, wool jerseys, tricot of serges, crepe de Chines, taffetas cloth and khaki kool; trimmed, j and Georgette crepe; new skirts, at $32.50 to 75.00 | at $29.50 to 145.00 Franklin Simon 8 Co. Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Streets Misses’ and Junior Girls’ Skating Suits Made exclusively for Stern Brothers, developed in. worsted jersey, combination of plaid skirt with plain middy coat; collar, cuffs and belt of plaid to match skirt; 15, 16 ard 18 yes. $22.50 fomevs Marmola. Pre prepared in tabiet fo Jets contain no Annual Clearance Sale *| Pee SATURDAY Boys’ Clothing and Furnishings A Separate Shop on the Fifth Floor the rate of two, three or fo week, Tou must not coofui eoription Tablets with hurtful reducing Fiint of No. 51 Street announce! their daughter, | ) Reginald 1. Charles 1. Avenue, Mr ed from Har- te has been Special at | Whitmar Whitman ela The January Clearance offers To-morrow: Street and Evening Coats | Tailored and- Dressy Coats Vor Misses, of chiffon velvets, For Girls, of velvets, bre velour plush or velour cloth, velour cloth: some — fur- TT ‘oth or trimmed, All Wool Norfolk Suits Large Boys’ Overcoats Boys’ Winter Suits—8 to 18 Years | Belted Back Models—8 to 18 Years at $19.75 and 25.00 at $14.50 meng goto sevcegneegsgveet Of all-wool tweed or cheviot. In gray, brown or heather. Girls’ Wash Frocks at $2.95 to 6.50 Announcing the OPENING To-morrow of the NEW HARRIS STORE At 335 Fifth Avenue Devoted Exclusively to One and two-piece styles, of piques, chambrays or linens, many suitable for 5.75 8.50 “hard-to-fit” girls; some finished with clusters of hand-smocking; 6 to 14 years. Reduced from $8.75 Reduced from $12.75 one Women’s Untrimmed Hats An carly season display of smart models on the Main Floor includes a splendid Boys’: Norfolk Suits Large Boys’ Overcoats With Extra Knickerbockers—7 to 18 Ycars High Quality Overcoats—/0 to 18 Years | | collection of exchisive Imported and Ame Hats appropriate for Southern wear. un-made , Of all-wool tweed or cheviot in gray Of fine imported fabrics, English tweeds, | y " i 6 ; ; the Better Dressed Man or brown colorings. Scotch cheviot, vicuna. Excellent Values for_To-morrow: { Ya NEW store, handsomely 7.50 12.75 Ht Women’s Black Satin and Black Lisere Hats, lined, ready equipped opens its doors TO jaatbe ( ai Lisere Hats for trimming: smart shapes MORROW, rday mnorningy at Reduced from $8.75 and $10.50 Reduced from $15.75 and $18.75 | ||| “Or 29 Or ! New Vote, viihe Enveutiely, nee | at $2.95 each at $3.95 each and exe lly. complete” stock He | of the young mer ready to wear rades of men's and Suits and Overcoats, ~ Boys’ Norfolk Suits Small Boys’ Overcoats With Extra Knickerbockers—9 to 18 Years Belted Back Models—2 to 10 Years Of cheviot or cassimere, finely tailored. Of chinchilla, frieze or tweeds. | aye 10.50 6.75 Reduced from $12.50 and $14.50 Reduced from $8.75 and $9.75 | | The man who ts accustomed to the best, and who has an “eye” for alue, is sure to find just the gar- ment he Is looking for among these Fine Suits and Overcoats - $ 5 $477.50 $ep4.75 ma 1 17 21 | | Separate Knickerbockers Small Boys’ Overcoats Cotton and Linen Dress Fabrics A | fee eee ecenrsr rea R STSEEE | \§ n” | To-morrow, on the Main Floor | fLo-morrow, on the Main ftoor | Novelty Embroidered Voiles Irish Dress Linens White and colored grounds, in Pure flax, ni dyed, in the most allover dots aud figures, rable colors, at 24e yard at 35c yard Semi-made Skirts at $2.50 to 3.95 : ; ; | New siylish models of Linen, Pique, Gabardine, Corduroy and Sport effects. Bran Mat il a pole For Boys-—Sizes 9 to 18 Years High Quality Overcoats—3 to 10 Years | | I ued DMRQA SIE SE PUAGH isl Uyy CAB RROICA COLO MTOye (U pea iin] ound anywhe ork 5 weal 1 i patie nt hand-tailored pa Of tweeds, homespuns Of chinchilla and kersey, in tray, | terns the very newest. | or cheviots. i The Sf Glove blue or tan, | 10.00 Reduced from $12.50 and $14.50 A Sale of Boys’ and Girls’ At remarkably low Fetes considering the high cost of leather | GIRLS’ SHOES BOYS’ SHOES Shoes 1.35 Reduced from $2.50 SPABA Gade AGRARIAN WN 335 FIFTH AVENUE N.E, Cor. 33d St. Opposite the Waldorf sensu snananadonansbantaananate DANG RII Of Patent Leather or Black Calf, with ; Of Patent Leather or Black “alf, black kid or cloth tops and welt soles; | button model, mannish last; sizes 1 to6 WM AM BG MATAR TARR AIR GAR IID Boys’ Negligee Blouses Boys’ and Youths’ Hats Sizes 7 to 14 Years Sizes 4 to 12 Years Sizes 8 to 11,...........-at $2.35 Little Meu’s Lace Shoes; vlent and Black Calf ‘s from 9 to 1014, | The May Manton Fashions | H™: wis frocks that te wade Of mercerized materials or extra fine Of corduroy, velvet, plush, wool madras in colored stripes. velour, cloth and felt. .95 1.00 and 1.50 Reduced from $1.45 Reduced from $1.95 and $2.95 CCHS CACPAY Han RUSSIA “ $2.85 | aan Vaearar “ $3.35 | strong, serviceable shoes. | at $3.35 | | | | at $2.35 Furnishing Department Specials for Saturday on the Third Floor: Boys’ Negligee Shirts, soft finish with French cuffs, at 75¢ each > Boys’ Pajamas, Made of Domet flannel, and cotton materials, at 95c suit Boys’ Blouses Collars attached or neckband, at 75¢ each| - Boys’ Neckwear, Very attractive patterns, at 39c and 50c Stern Brothers West 42nd Street Between sth and th Avenues West 43rd Street hroidered with inter afternoon make the dress of white | Will offer Today and Saturday, on the Third Floor, Men’s Suits and Overcoats at $19.50 Regular Values up to $30.00 THE SUITS are in two and three | THE OVERCOATS are in button- button models of plain and fanc through and fly-front models, full mixtures, in all the new and de and belted backs, velvet and self able colorings and weaves; sizes collars, mostly quarter silk lined, from 34 to 46 chest measure, | in Oxfords, blacks and fancy mix- stouts included, tures; 34 to 46 stouts included. Boys’ Clothing Section Continuation of the General secu on the Third Floor. Boys’ Norfolk Suits at $5.50, 7.50, 9.75 and 12.50 Extra trousers; 7 to 18 years; all sizes, but not in every style; regularly $6.75 to 17.50, Corduroy Suits Boys’ Novelty Suits Boys’ Mackinaws 7 to 17 years, in faney mixtures and blue serge; box ses 7 to 18 years, Special and pinch-back Norfolks; 4 to 10-yrs., Regularly $9.75 at $5.00 at $5.00 at $5.00 Boys’ Norfolk Suits, of faney $8.00 Boys’ Russian Overcoats, inixtures; ne § to Ww years, at gray chinchil |. : ds 44 for t 1% yards 44 rn No, 9230 is eut in ria from 4 to 10 years © 15 cent GIRL'S OVER-DRESS AND No "9830 (with, basting. tine and GUIMPE, 4 to 10 years, added seam allowance.) Call at THE EVENING WORLD MAY MANTON FASHION BUREAU, Donald Building, 100 West Thirty-second Street (op- Bee 4+ to 10 years, te ite Gimbel Bros.), corner Sixth Avenue and Thirty-second P 1 eta t, New York, oF sent by muil on receipt of Afteen cents ‘These ip coin or stamps for each pattern ordered Patterns. IMPORTAN'T.-Write your address plainly and slwaye specify size wanted.