The evening world. Newspaper, May 8, 1917, Page 13

Barnwell, son of Mr. and Mra Morgan G. Barnwell of Tuxedo Park, The engagement of Miss Noemi Gibert Townsend, daughter of Mr, e[ ts Se | Mr. and Mrs. Pdward H. Landon, afte: School, Miss Jerger has been study- ing art in Boston. Usual A black cat stumbled over the tube of @ gas heater and disconnected it early to-day in the Bloom flat at No, 207 Middleton Street, Williamsburg. & policeman, called by neighbors who smelled gas, forced the door, Isa. dor and Morris Bloom, fourteen and twenty-eight years old, were uncon- scious and the cat s dead, The mea were revived with a pulmotor, ter, Miss Lucy Landon, to Ralph Speed of the British Service Corps. Miss Landon Is ® buree in the American Ambulance, nounced. Miss Townsend was intro- duced to society two years ago and is @ member of the Junior League. Mr. Devereux was graduated from Harvard last year, _.The engagement ts announced of Miss Elizabeth Steward Morris Rur- “frill, daughter of Mr. and Mra, Dray- ton Burrill of No. 114 East Seventy- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Jorger of No, 111 West Seventy-seventh Street announced the hae 7 ao of their daughter, Misa thryn Hannah Goor ) Eley Retiring rom Retail ' After a generation of Direct-to-Customer Merchandising we are withdrawing from the Retail Field, America’s Finest Stock of Men’s, Women’s, Children’s PRAIN COATS - At Close-out Prices! rk TO INSURE IMMEDIATE DISPOSAL MEN’S $6.50, $7.50, $8.50 values; WOMEN’S $12, $13.50, $15 values; 4 wear, goods linen sance » Double Tea. ts. rhe 3-50 Plaids, Checks and Novelty Mixtures; all 75 WRONG i ccccecvcsveseeues a ‘ GUN ceccbiversciecrecrderececes 6: | MEN’S $10, $12.50, $13.50 jes: A WOMEN’S $20, $22.50, $25 values; | Cashmeres, Tweeds, Waterproot Raincoats 5 ae Rubberized Silk Coats, plaids and Rang é 1 0-50 MEN’S $15, $16.50,$18 values; Gabar- dines, Rainproof Tweed Rubberized Coats. . MEN'S $20, $22.: 50, "$27. 50 “values » Cravenettes, imported materials and newest style Raincoats. This lot includes many fects, also Cravenettes, large variety styles WOMEN’S Very High Grade Silk Rub- berized Raincoats, in assortment of up-to- minute styles, fabrics, colors. The best that can be produced. Some very expen- sive Coats included in this lot. All ie; and Novelty 8-75 a 10-50 14-50 i our finest products. ..........sese08 WOMEN’S $5, $6, $7.50 values; Pop- BOYS’ $3.50 to $5 Black Rubber Coats 05 lins, Cantons in various colors and styles 2:75 and Double Tex. Bombazines.......... 2 » WOMEN’S $9, $10, $12.50 Marrecad 4: 15 Sea ihe 50to $5 values;Combination 1 95 ~ Cashmeres, Tweeds and Mixture eft and Coat, all colors; belted models ” 941 Broadway, Cor. 22d St. ("sube.) MMU ‘SPEAR @ COMPA Dewstowa—Sh Ave. at 16th St. Uptown—22-24-26 West 34th Se. Anything You Want on Liberal Credit The Spear Stores have plunged deeply into big S35 buying in order to create new values. Go haphazardly * _“F-yhu||4/into any department and you will be able to place your hand upon the biggest value of its kind in New York. Not only do you have the low price advantage, but you cher may take 6 months, a year, or longer, to pay for any bill Porch ae fF aaa $4.95 of goods. Bar rie Consi ~ meaner eet | Bue _ $19.75 Chinese Chippendale Bedroom Suite in Mahogany Inaulaied by means of charcoal sheath The crests on euch piece give this auite a tone of raro stice rack and @stinction, as do also the C Ivou are of white enuin ‘1 Dresser, Chifforobe and Dr 4 inches wide 5 =n \\ [Open | Saturday 5 rt Ty Event ~ Davenette and Mattress Oak in Imita- In Mahogany or Golden This Davenette, ¢ Brass Bed Brass Bed, satin finish; is triple lacquered; has heavy II 87 4 Dresser and Chiffonter Finished in Golden Oak. Dresser, Chiffonier, = 75 $13.75 $-inch posts and 1- fash @ilers; 4 ft. s Dining Table and 6 Chairs } } Consists of 6-foot Extension Table i th 42 in, top and 6 chaira_in Go’ n p= The Spear Sale of , Colonial Summer Rugs Gol:'en Oak Buffet ( China Closet Finished in Golden Oak, to mateh Table, Chairs $ 3.4. 75 end By You will find here all the popu- makes of summer rugs in 8 sizes, priced to effect an liate clearance, lar vari imm artere d Oak Buffet, plank Wwhe bave been in Parle four years,|2nd Mrs, James Biles Townsend of Pino Green Trading Stamps No, 299 Lexington Avenue, to Leslie lA Bnsiounce the engagement of their! W’ Dovercux of Utica has been anc| , Palmotor Saves Twe Lives, Free Tomorrow bye fa Premium Parlor, Sth Pleor in any one bool many books ae you please. Necessities or Comforts of plenty—the store of quality—the store of liberal assort- ments—the store id lowest prices—THE STORE THAT SERVES YOU BEST. Whatever you need is here—everything for the table, to will be able to afford your usual luxuries, too. “Better Goods for the Same Money, or the Same OPEN A “CHARGE ACCOUNT” AT ONCE. convenience. White Goods & Domestics Compare the Fancy Scarfs and Centerpieces Lace Scarfs, Renaissance Scarfs, Natural and Shams—Scarfs to suit every fancy— REDUCED FROM HIGHER PRICES. 6,500 Yards of Novelty White Goods Plain and fancy weaves. in voiles, lawns, crepe cloths, etc. Only hemmed, Turkish towels, IN PERFECT CON- DITION, made to sell at 35¢ each. No mail or phone orders filled. The quantity is limised and may not last two days—so c. me tomorrow. Crochet or Dimity Bed Spreads Choice lot; morrow, special, each at ....66..00 00000: ‘Nurses’ White Uniforms, $1.49 Complimentary 2% yu may start as Just make sure that ou Need'Not Deprive | you are getting the Yourself of Any —_| Economize wist-|| Your Furs LY by concentrating your purchases at In Our Cold Dry Air Vaults Greenhut's—the store Insure peg furs against loss by fire, burglary or moths. Our charges are nominal—only 2% OF THE VALUATION Scbject to a minimum charge of $1 for a coat and 75¢ for either scarf or muff. Telephone Chelsea 4000, or send a postal and we will call for your furs. for the home, and by making your purchases here you Goods for Less Money Than Elsewhere.” It’s a fine with what is being asked today elsewhere for EANS SAVING FOR THE FUTURE. “Mill 375 Dozen of Manufacturers’ Ends” Towels 19¢ Each Hemmed union linen and cotton huck towels, and colored Turkish towels. Slight imperfections in some. If perfect, the prices would be 25c to 35¢ each. Bleached Muslin Pillow Cases 19¢ Each ' Choice of plain hemmed, scalloped, hem- stitched or embroidered. A few in this lot are manufacturer's mill seconds, or a little soiled; the others are perfect; values up to 29c each, Special, cach at. ....seccces 19¢ Big Selection of $3.45 & $3.95 Blankets $2.95 Per Pair Wool finished cotton blankets for three- quarter and full size beds, in plaids, pink, blue, gray, tan or plain white or gray with borders, Excellent for summer use, and wonderful value, rices of the followi: of like quality. BUYING NOW 39¢ Each color lace edge Scarfs, 30-inch Renais- Squares, Japanese cut-work Scarfs (Reg. 25c to 35c per yd.), yard at 19¢ A good choice Large Size Turkish Towels 4 for *1.00 150 dozen to offer. Bleached, $1.49 Each full size; hemmed; perfect. dered good values at $1.95 each. To- $1.49 $1.75, $2 and $2.50 aN eee | Continuing the Special Sale of 10,000 patrs of rubber sole outing footwear made for this Spring and Summer by Converse Rubber Shoe Company of Malden, Mass. The price is less than wholesale for this excellent TENNIS, SEASHORE AND VACATION FOOTWEAR. Ly ular and spring heels. Uppers of fine quality Canvas Mercerized Silk Fabrics, in white, black, gray and Hue. Some with silk bows, others with metal covered silk buckles, All sizes from 2}4 to 7 in @ complete range of styles. “Mary Jane’’ Style Pumps for Misses A well-made and pood- looking uni- form of cambric. Made with Gibson pleat over shoulder, small pocket and six~- button sleeve; neck finished with a band and button- holes (no collar); wide skirt with deep hem. Insizes 34 to 46, A Special Purchase Results in This Sale of Sateen Petticoats at $1 Well tailored models with firted tops, in very effective styles. The newest colors and black are shown, as well as a most dainty Dresden effect, efrigerators, [lousewares and Garden Implements For Town and Country Use—A 2-Day Sale| EADER" LIPT COVER | STEEL GARDEN SPADE S— GERAT fi veied back; D handle; QS MALL EABLE RAKES—14 teeth 16 teeth, at TRON GARDEN teh F a8 eS) 20 5¢ i 100 ft. 150 ft 19 #200 12.0 888 OTe bs: 81-50 £60 B10 489 80 $00 " 92¢ mi AND MOTE I Gg SIXTH AVE.. ISTO 19! STREET Hear John McCormack = “The Star Spangled Banner” | This is the very Lyre ie Record; it is the first made by ti world-famous singer since he took the first rie becoming an American Citizen. The 7x of the $ Record I Summer Floor Coverings Inexpensive but Serviceable Rugs of All Kinds At the Lowest Prices In the City Reversible Wool and Fibre Rugs a “i167 aa. Hs : er Rag Rugs Bale Price, | Sire Regula tts 7,6x10.6.....6.6 11.50 edty 10. Sale of Curtains Dainty Styles of pf AND MARQUISETTE ‘urtains at Special May Sale Prices This section of the Upholstery Store is at its best now. Thousands of pairs of fresh, new Curtains are Meds» d for quick and easy selection —many are in the dainty ready-to-hang Dutch effect, complete with val- prices are so low thar it will pay hotel and boarding house proprietors to buy in quantities. The great list of specials includes: 200 Pairs Dutch Curtains—ready to| 125 Pairs Scrim and Marquisette hang; with valai Curtaine—2 44 yds. long; 178 78 or ecru; pair... white = ecru; pair. . 350 Pairs’ Duteh Curtains—ready to| Scrim and Marquisette Curtains— hang; with Monto white 98c 24 eg forsi or ecru; pair............ or ecru; 250 Pairs: Dutch Curtains—ready to | Duteh [en tO with valance; wi han; with valance; $ white of ecru; pair... 1. 49 Scrim and Fheptle ro g Curtains ” 244 yds. long; white or od Be 49 ecru; pair. ecru; pair ..... 100 Pairs Scrim and “Marquisette Curtaine—234 yds. 2 65 Jong; white or ecru; Dai = Pairs Duteh Curtaina--ready to yew § ee atte i &, hang; ang; with valance; with valance; white or white or ecru; paity.... | 78 OCTES PRR ios cscccces 2.65 Pure Food Exposition Our Mammoth Pure Food Market offers the most complete assort- ment of strictly fresh Pure Foods in New York. More than forty pera strarors are serving free samples to eat and showing new pO a prom asonable Foods. Mail and telephone orders fil 4000. Call or write for free Grocery Order ining 10 postals for ordering Groceries by mail. These peer for Wednesday: Corn and Peas Doves, exch or Pillsbury’s O08 FOUNTAIN EXTRA SIFTED rere 2 Baking Powder CHAMPION BRAND Assorted Vege- BAKING | POWDER— tables ra fi iPt ED Imported Biscuits Huntley & Palmer's. Sab. can, 61.45; 1-tb. can. 30 RICH MIXBD-— packet —Dry- Picked oilers Table Salt PURE REFINED TABLE SALT—Pountein qual- ity; 100-Ib. bae,61 255 54-ib. Dag, Tei 10¢ 71d, bag it ORANGES— Our Qwn Roast- thin (akin fruit ing SYADOW LAWN cor. i BLE APPLES dred fruit; 3 59: 40¢ Red Kidney 10 tbs, S lbs.) Cranberry 10 ibe, 5 ibe. oe $195 98) $1.05 O85 y i i 1.75 8Be °" 2.15 $1.08 ack or mixed 12.79:60¢ ite Kidney TEAS, Green 5+ 2.18 $1.08 | | 7215 108 cy Phil 2.15 108] “heans.... 68 “ Bayou Browa ++ 215 $1.08] Beans... 1.75 880 Buy Liquors & Wines Now —and Save Money! Late reports of the probable action of Congress on the increased tax on liquors indicates the new tax will be $2.00 a gallon, This will mean |* a compul: sory increase of $1.50 per gallon in retailers’ prices. This Increase Will Be Saved on All Purchases Made Now! “The Big Store” quotes exceptionally low prices on every good, reliable brand of liquors and wines—prices in many instances the same as before the war, A limited variety of brands are featured here, but our stocks include many unusual “cut price” bargains not advertised. A visit to the Wine Department will pay you well John Haig & Co.'s Ferrand’s 3-Star Berwick Rye Seotch Whisky Old and met Whisky Calton, #288; B8e Imperial Baltimore Rye Guineess’s Treadmill Rye Dub) in Stout ole ving te um i" oO-a5: $1 25 Vermouth , $1.90; $1. 25 TA: Se holland Gin Faget Aamees $] ‘ Big Bot +790 f s ees Te 3 O0e Hoita > ; 0c $ bes Laly’s Irish a a MBO | Lark in AB | Pasar gs vor s I Stampa Redeemable for $2. Green ading Starp: as usual, Ask for them, Vouble ax "Clock. Stamps Till 12.0 50 North of Merchandise in Any Dept., or for §2 in Cash at ae Office on Fifth Floor, Single axe Stamgs Thereafter, We give 20¢ Gold Stamps A Tay. Single “Sperry”