The evening world. Newspaper, May 18, 1917, Page 4

betes lta tne ttt i delighted with the it has succeeded. F< one of the members o has beon in Washington with Secretary MoAdc and it is likely that h capital for a pach ts ore HINGHAMTON, Endicott, Johnson shoe manufacturers, seribed $1,000,000 to rue, it was authorita- | veral «ay ald. to-day, but probably pot Fr compan BiG: CONCERNS HELP WORKERS LIBERTY BONDS cantipnanion Guaranty Trust Co. Tells of Way Evening World’s_ | ' Plan Is Worked. | ximata- |, y certifi: Ady issued ription to be recetved |? — t ce into the ‘Treasury to-day |! by Mrs. W. G. McAdoo, wife of the Socretary. It came from Cincinnati |{ and wae for $10,000, 5 | the Li Loan, The bonds will be aold to ployees by instalment paymenty. ‘U.S, 1917 LIBERTY LOAN NOT HALF SUBSCRIBED; Save the Babies GREAT T CAMPAIGN BEGUN | Bark MORTALITY ie something frightful. We can hardly realize tha. —oO — of all the children born in civilized countries, twenty-two per esnt., or nearly one-quarter, i before they reach one year; thirty-seven | Bet cent., or Long than one-third, before are five, and one-half before hey are fifteen! We do not hesitate to say that a timely use of Castoria would seve many of these lous lives. Neither do we hesitate to say that many of these infantile deaths are occasioned by the use of narcotic preparations. Drops, tinctures and soothing fiat sold for children’s comptainta contain more a ra Be me or morpbi They are, in considerable quantities, | WASHINGTON, May 18,—Repro- e plan by witch an employer’ sentatives of tho Federal Teserve| subscribe to bonds of the LAP Hanks and ‘Treasury officials in di- . Loan and agen thelr emplorees rect charge of the task of floating i} obtain them through reaso jthe Liberty Loan virtually were jal payments was explained to-' vantmous to-day in the opinion that by tho SoC Ea Guar Facuascaney a tremendous campaign must be auc- ‘this city. ho cessfully carried on within the next deadly In any quantity, they fy, retard circulation and lead pesaful to quote an officer of the 1 inty.weven days if the LAberty te congtine, sickness, death, There can be no danger in the use of Cas- department of that institution. ria i Loan is to meet with the oversub- scription which they hope for, The impression still prevails in many | quarters that the Liberty Loan al- read, has been over subscribed. This More than a dozen employers of = . e forces of man and women" sald ("; eee e ewww ow www ww ewe ewww ww wo www owe | soma of the Guaranty Trust to-, c fi MMEYER “have already subscribed for the} aa tly Loan bonds in accordance Stamped on a Shoe Meone Sandard of Mart 34" St. New York with our plan, Furthermore, Radical Reductions to Close Bvening World has suggested it this plan to ald the country be (prted by wl large businesg con Ka Eee OO S00 0 SS OI ——— SI 0 0 0 em it bears the signature of Chas. H. Fletcher | as it contains no opiates or narcotics of any kind. Genuine Castoria always bears the signature of had giany inquiries from ¢ with businesses in other ¢ toengax tit our ited to this city share in the Bu gested, in such instanc Gut Women’s Pumps Because e@ployer wishing to subsc Sizes Are Slight ly Broken. b of his employees «& Ao y plan to a bank yy LEY infhia community tifough in that we ‘Our plan is for an employe a bank loan of suffi bond allot riptl sebure amount to pay for b@red on the sub tubere he bids as collate Fit tho ¢ makes the to ally, is eral security payment is 80, with w Women’s Smart| Low Heel Oxfords Pumps in all Whitelin White Snow Snow Buck, Patent} Leather, Black Kid and| Buck, Mahogany Gun Me tal Calf, ainch| Russia Calf and Covered Louis 'Gun Metal Calf, Heels, ‘Turn and d Weill Wel t Soles, 13 ils | Military Heels \lso Women’s Sport Oxfords in Cor » of Havana Brown Kid and White Another Sport Oxford is of Mahogany } | 1 Fawn Suede, 411, Mi inch > a oe eS ee eae ae ee — oO ws — Lord & Taylor 38th Street FIFTH ly 39th Street lf You Neglect Your Eyes hee ee ee 0 Oe PON NINO NED OD SRST SRE RD |e & | FOR MEN —0 ee «) > en eee innit ibenstbeetinentineatinestientiestientinestientnestie —— oe me SS ee ae i Ureeiey 1909 Important Clearance Sales Women’s, Misses’ and Girls’ Apparel Garments taken from our, regular stocks, embracing the season’s most popular models in all the fashionable fabrics and colors, and largely reduced to close out. Unexampled Values Girls’ and Juniors’ i Shoe-top Suits—(12, 14, 16 year sizes) limited number, Formerly $25.00 to $27.50. . -. $12.50 19.50 Juniors’ Suits—(s and 17 Jol sizes) Formerly $25.00 and $27.50 . Girls’ Coats—(6 to 12 year in, HOMMerly UP tO SIGOS. visser ses cs $6.95 Formerly up to $19.50...........++++- $8.75 Juniors’ Coats—(15 and 17 year sizes) Formerly Up to S290) wiesssevesess $19.50 Party and Afternoon Dresses (6 to 14 year sizes) $12.50 Formerly up to $32.50. : ; Misses’ Misses’ Suits Formerly up to $3§.00 Misses’ Suits Formerly up to $45.00..... Misses’ Coats $17.50 $29.50 Formerly up to $29.50. - $13.95 j dines. Finer Suits and Coats Also Greatly Reduced ' Misses’ Dresses ' Afternoon and Street Models, in silk, serge ' and Jersey. Formerly up to $35.00 $18. 75 | Broken Sizes Thir ee ae ees ee a: Novelty ae ee ee ate ri i Voiles At the Very Special Price 30c a yard Vine sheer Voiles in a choice selection of patterns and colorings; widths 38 inches, Imported French Novelties i Formerly $2.25 and $2.50 | new $1.75 a yard Zeautiful fabrics of very fine weaves, in the most effective of patterns and colorings; all wide widths. Remnants of Summer Cottons At Half Price White and colored cotton fabrics, in lengths for blouses, children’s dresses, etc. Wide variety. Second Floor | | | | | | { 100 Women’s Suits Former Prices up to $39.50 $18.00 he oe rey, ' 7 i | Fur j gyi pie 1 Storage a & ; Restaura ' a 0 7 | Cuisine t “yen 0 Ne y ' ftinaiplantit ! ' Prices i Satauaditihees 38th Street FIFTH AVENUE ee In the most fashionable models and materials. ' Models for street and dressy wear. Taffetas, Velour Cloths and Burella Cloths. 100 Women’s Coats Models for street and dressy wear. 100 Women’s Coats Former Prices up to $29.50 $19.50 Reduced to $25.00 In Chiffon Tn Velour Cloths, fancy Plaids, Burella, Serges and Gabar- eee mere ore etree ae renremoaenaeren em semniaineet | | | ! | Women’s Dresses $27.50 to 37.50 Models $18.50 Street Dresses in Serges and Silks 800 Pairs of Women’s Colonials Patent and dull leather, and Summer. Remarkable Value $5.50 Smartest styles for High arched; Louis XVI, heels. High-cut White Also Sport Coats in the smartest Sport Silks. Spting Reignskin Cloth Laced Boots The $8.00 Quality $6.50 A very graceful last with plain toc and light selted soles; 9 inches high. Louis XVI. heels, 600 Pairs of Misses’ Pumps and Oxfords val —o — = SO SS OO 0S tO 0 OS sine ees eins eee vem vente pcb OED OLN SEES OS RD a ne Soo oS) So SS 0 0 SO OO a 2 | il S 1S | Hib ae 3.00 = | Li , $3.0 ‘ti Lleol metas | i r | F Cc od ri, s a cpatent and dull leathers. Also white canvas, Sizes \\ito protect’ your eyesight ||/* M A ' olore. res S 1136 to 2, WioRresct ZOU, eveniamt HHA | Annual ay Sale ie ree ne SSC. Children’s Purnps—avil or patent leather, Sizes Reliable Eyesight Examination |||\J | 1 ' Y 93.95 025 Upto sscecesensteesaniasiae woes seeeeed pair $2.50 | 6 ihe Registered Eye Specialists. |]/ 5 4 d Hi j S t $2.95 Second Floor g i fetes Fig Claes 08 Low 0 $2.50 | ' Low an igh Shoes ( H (Sizes to and including 6 years) i cic sa ay ° | | 96 Arbich &Sons \\\> | 1olh> Children’s Hats 4 ai iadialiadiatiadian | | 9 Estab! ich &don ! Beginning To-morrow, Saturday i i ' ae Reduced H Clearance Sale | \|New York 184 Biway, at John St ' Hand-made and Tailored Hats in all the ’ F ¥ | 4 a tS i 13 | Featuring the newest styles in Footwear 12/0 | fashionable shades. } Boys Suits and Reefer SF | or Rorsau, at Ann St. ff] / for Sports, Tennis, Golf, Yachting, Street '()\> | Formerly up to $3.95... $1.95 14 Presenting extraordinary values for those ! | \ . 4 \ : tf) . who want Suits for vacation wea ! aa yn: ag8 Fulton St,cor.Bond St J} {J | or Outing wear, at prices that mean ivi | | Formerly up to $5.95..........00sses008 He 1 rH i je} 12/6 | Formerly up to $7, le e ; ae - ' \= > ~ Infant w lon — FP yi igh Remarkable Values Vy ae ae fe eee a errr rant 44 Headace- Depression | | 1) patent FROM KIDNEY DISORDERS || > ¢ O oe u ‘ tc ' anaes ' § fords ) Oxfords | @ he i awatneet tl oe _ | $4.95 | Oxfords =| g6.35,4) (|| Washable Shetland Veils \' several causes yours 1] ( Regular $6.00 grade..... 4 4 Regular $8.00 grade \ al ean ; a tystifies, your May be kidney, and | 2) Smart English styles, in dark tan Rus- Dark or light tan calfskin, gun metal (el) ! (in black only) rm i you surely want relief and restora: | \| f, gun metal and white canvas calfskin and black kidsk 1 | ' Formerly §5c¢ each, . i AU t ' H in eating and drinking | 4 le i oubles very gradually, | & 13/8 I 38c ' Bihar tinek cuickiria | GOOLs hd Dahon ees Boots & Oxfords) | i! t “ili Regular $7.00 gra \ $5 ‘85 ios and iss cade | OPO is serviceable Veils, rt a ; agi i a : st ; j W 7 He 1ale becoming _hexagor lhis season’s correct styles and fabrics taken 4 6 ) t fskin and black Russia calf- hite buckskin, tan gulf 1 3\§ ; 5 elke ¢ eatin un . H stheser Uf the i] Per , t is , apse (A [| : : | Naa | Imported Novelty Veils—educed 180 Rous Tinead Ruita | — 71 Hous Reels ‘ $j Contracted for before the tremendous increase in the | olin} Vhis season’s smartest French origina- | a ite of eg Suits { (Belted ove feslers {ha cost of leather, the Shoes in this sale are most 1| | tions, in exquisitely effective styles. “: 1 unusual values at the prices quoted for this event. AY i‘ } $1.95 | $2.95 i Former $6. 95 $13.50. | Former $6.95 gic comfort 7 ' 1% Formerly $3. 50 & $3.95 | Formerly $4.50 to $8.75 Sizes 7 to 18 years. Sizes 3 to 10 year ae ARE NEEDED BY YOU | H " ' Ground Floor, Pourth Ploor Me} sevret, not x + j sclght anf y Js Laie ec, a opeatp ea | P+ SO EOLA Oe ca = kA true. Sold by all druggis ’ ce () emma () Xena : = , 0) ome em O sede ieee (07 ale) Selle saaeite 50) dem ice laid: alan) aie SB on) lar ed re tomy wi ° 4 7 rt ‘ a _— Ae RIN > 9 0 On.