The evening world. Newspaper, May 25, 1917, Page 5

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DI The collar illustrated has 53-inch | 5 to Gey, Whitinan to-day. ie onder to real hand-made Filet Lace border $ 50 | the charges made gainst him by for- with Georgette centre, fi | ® Sr mer Deputy Street Cleaning Commis- i ’ ined, . to $12.00 pin eperding otrane by political Complete assortment of hand-made Filet Lace | —e cnemies at the time of hie arrest, fol- from which to select at from 25c. to $10.00 per yard. lowing an indictment for instigating Dressmakers, These Laces Should Interest You the murder of Michael Gaimara, one of Law Means Nation’s Fighters ¢x-snerite Tom foley’s political lieu- Mail and phone orders Tel, Harlem 4817 Page 2 6th Avenue 34th Street PURCHASES ON SATURDAY WILL APPEAR ON BILLS RENDERED JULY tet ‘ tenants. vill be given prompt and Must Not Have Drink, Says "Sis," understood that Distriot Attor- cefal Li bial ro T hend Rofrano'’s charges. James McCreary & Co. 5th Avenue ‘ 34th Street Purchases on Saturday Will Appear on Bills Rendered July Ist. ; “serving” intoxicants to uniformed men of the army and navy will be ~ | considered synonymous to “‘solling’” in the enforcement of the anti-liquor clause of the Conscription Bill, A statement to this effect to-day \ by United States Attorney Marshall blasts the hopes of numerous cafe proprietors anti saloon keepers along F Wear Glasses Broadway of making a joke out of ~ WOMEN’S SPRING SUITS (Taken from regular stock) , 18.00 and 24.75 A collection of smart Suits priced for immediate disposal; in all ular materials, consisting of Wool Jersey, Hairline Striped Serge, ‘purelle € Cloth, Checked Materials and Taffeta; many very attractive models; all sizes in the lot, but not every’ size in each style. | ‘ | Special Sale : | | | | the order prohibiting the “selling” of » Don t Suffer liquor to soldiers and sailors, Aen aoeeranor hs ig Various holders of liquor Itcenses ‘ae sodleg ¢ or headaches. || nave insisted that the law does not They also don’t suffer from ||| prevent them from selling liquor to the handicap and depres- civilians who might pay for drinks sion caused by poor eyesight. that were passed on to uniformed 2 2 Aalighin tyeeeiog Searsonensen |”: ° Specially Priced—SPORT HATS by Registered’ Eye ‘Specialists ||| ‘Tho law is simple in its wording Xtraorainar. ate Correctly Fitted Glasses as Low at $2.50]]/and can only tend one purpose— ‘ chat of keeping liquor away from the Spo : | officers and members of the military Now In Progress 3. Satin rt Hat with straw facing; all | Betabtished 65 Yeure forces of the nation,” sald Mr. Mar- . | White or Navy Blue and White. New York: 184 Bway, at John St. shall. “The words ‘selling’ and ‘serv- | . 184 Biway:,at John Stil! ing’ will be considered synonymous 2.95 32 Sixth ‘Av, fad ||| I" the enforcement of this law until for Nassau, at Ann St|]|a Federal Court rules to the con- * A Pere Brooklyn: 408 Fults ge. ew ates, ||| trary: 1am contident, however, that 4, Peanut Straw Hat trimmed with ribbon the courts will uphold my interpreta- a) | 15, 2.95 = “In the enforcement of the law pro- ——————_ S| niviting the sale of intoxicants to HEN you go on your vaca- |]| minors, the same interpretation is 1. Fabric Hat—made of Natural Ecru and White For Men and Young Men tion this Summer have |]! placed on selling as upon serving. igured ics wi red ing your favorite paper mailed to ||| There are too many opportunities for figu fabrics with colo: facings. you every day. evasion by making @ general allow- Evening World, 12c per week ance that civilians may purchase 1.45 drinks for soldiers or sailors without ee ae 12c per week restrictions, We will permit no delib- Lilt $21.50 $26.00 $28.50 regularly 25.00 to 45.00 Two, Three and Four-button Suits designed in correct pro- portions—extreme styles for the young man, and smart conserva- tive styles for the older man. | 2. Rough Straw Sailor—Black with black or white ribbon band, also all white. 1.45 | erate evasion.” Mr. Marsnall added it {s not neces- | sary for to “officially notify” cafe and |restaurant managers that the law is | in effect. | violation {s a misdemeanor, pun- ishable by imprisonment for not more ‘than twelve months, a fine of not more than $1,000, or both. Extraordinary Reductions MISSES’ & GIRLS’ APPAREL For Immediate Disposal 185 Misses’ Suits—14 to 18 years. No Connection With Any Other Establishment in the World WOR Tr Suits developed in finished or unfinished Worsteds, Cassimeres, Homespuns, Flannels, Velours and Cheviots; choice linings; beautiful trimmings; excellent workmanship; full or quarter silk lined, also full or quarter Alpaca lined; sizes from 33 to 48 including “regulars,” longs," “stouts” and “shorts.” 12.75, 24.50, 29.50..... Suietaab 06 +6066 formerly 24.50 to 55.00 43 & 45 West 34th Street 165 Misses’ Afternoon Dresses—I4 to 18 years. U Ll d Val. 9.75, 16.75, 22.50.....0ceceeceerceeveeee formerly 18.50 to 35.00 nexcele atues 135 Misses’ Coats—14 to 18 years. - 9 9.75, 16.75, 26.50........seeeeees Pee rey: formerly 18.50 to 42.50 New Frocks for Summer MEN’S GOLF SUITS our St ia yee : pia igre Ree ce 9.75 and 12.78......+++ vee bonebeceunese formerly 18.50 to 26.50 For All Formal and Informal Occasions | 128 Girls’ Coatse—6 to 14 years. ‘ 4.95 and 9.75........ ovccoerce seeeeess formerly 9.75 to 18.50 NO C. O. D.’S. NO APPROVALS. NO RETURNS. Attractively Priced IN RA | — $22.75 regularly 26.00, 28.50, 33.00 Very Specially Priced Newest Frocks in Serges, tte, Set eo, 1 6. 50 a de Chine, As 2! Very Spectal WOMEN’S SPORT OR GARDEN SMOCKS The entire stock of Golf Suits has been radically reduced for immediate clearance. Made of Imported or Domestic all wool Fabrics; with regular or knickerbocker trousers; size 34 to 44, but not every size in every pattern. MEN’S CLOTHING DEPARTMENT - 5TH FLOOR Newest Frocks in Georgette, Satin, Tricotine, Charmeuse, 25. 00 Crepe Meteor, ee Very Special Misses’ W hite — 10.95 Very Special Exceptional Values MEN’S STRAW HATS Summer Coats & Capes (Thard Floor.) Very Specially Priced poy ae —_ — a — Straw Hats made of the | Featherweight Leghorn Split and Sennit Straw finer grade of Split or | Hats with black bands; | Hats in SYey, wanted Sennit Straw in an ex- | a wide variety of shapes style; various heights of 1. Garden Smock in Blue, Gold, Green or 8, Garden Smock in Rose, Blue or Green; tensive variety of models. | and styles. | crownand widthsof brim. Rose, with white collar and band on pockets with collar, cuffs, belt and pointed pockets 2.85 5.00 | 1.65 trimmed with colored stitching 2.00 of fancy pique. MEN’S FURNISHINGS DEP’T—35TH STREET ENTRANCE erect oplins, Velours, r Tweeds, | 15. 00 Silk Lined, Very Spectat Newest Models in 4. Garden Smock—stunning model in é Lavender, Gray, Blue or Pink; made of Color or Blue; slip on model with square neck Japanese Crepe, with white collar finished and pockets on side; fastens with belt. 2.95 | with colored stitching; deep pockets. 3,95 SATURDAY—LAST DAY | The Biggest Blouse Event in Our History 2. Smock of Japanese Crepe in Bisque, Flesh Newest Models in Poiret Twill, Burella, Satin, Cashmere Velour, 20. 00 Silk Poplin, Silk Lined. Very Special ““McCreery Specials” MEN’S HIGH AND LOW SHOES Smart styles on new lasts, in all desirable leathers. All sizes — —Suit* Reductions VALUES THAT DEMONSTRATE CONVINCINGLY THE Women’s & Misses’ Suits Selected from regular stock, in the acsaable materials for present wear, | 12. 50 “McCREERY” STANDARD OF MERCHANDIZING Anticipate Summer needs and replenish your wardrobe during this sale, as such Blouses cannot be dupli- Reduced to cated at the present prices.