The evening world. Newspaper, August 30, 1917, Page 4

ee er ts ee 5 ee Se ee ‘ THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 30, 1917. Motor Corps of the League for Women’s Service; ba “ Col. Bates Presenting c ‘olors to c ‘apt. _Bastedo nen =e." * LANDBILL“OKER’ oer enaeere Sc. OPENED WAY FOR —_ ROCKAWAY DEAL MISERABLE FROM — STOMACH TROUBLE Pore Felt Wretched Until He Started Fe The “FCM” § —iewcane esnrrte aur “. by Sp A friend edvined “Pruit-atih ed ou the TD ‘ from the outset, they didn a ten, fel we og) Ponsit Realty Compan aving “ pany we fully ay) auired tn pout 350 acres . btaining the land that helped me.” LOUIS LAU und Vader water adjolming. the upon the fate of the We @ bor, 6 for 68.50, trial site, B50.) yrotiane ‘The ¢ ny throug * rks of Jamaica May, It wos At all dealers of sent postpaid by Fruit: | president, Hemaen Johnwon, a od by Mr, Johnsom that a-tives Limited, Ogdensburg, No Y.—|to the Land Comminsioners of this underwater Adst. State of New York, offering $2,000 for id have to Lord Taylor 38th Street FIFTH AVENUE 39th Street Store Hours 9 A. M. to5 P.M. Open All Day Saturday Charge Purchases Made This Week Will Appear on Bills Rendered October Ist | | | | Important Sale | Best Grade Wilton Rugs At 25% Less Than Regular Prices’ Designs and Colorings to be discontinued by the mills, 6x9 feet | | 814x104 fect $50.00 grade $74.75 grade $73.00 to $87.50 grades $37.50 $57.50 $62.50 Entire Stock of Imported Rush Rugs at 4 Price August Sale of Oriental Rugs offers values in small, medium and extra large size Persian, Indian and Chinese Rugs of guaranteed qualities, in most instances at less than present import cost. 9x12 feet C7 | — eee Fi/th Floor —eommomme: an | TOMORROW-—THE LAST DAY Midsummer Furniture Sale AT HALF PRICE All New Furniture of Lord & Taylor Standard Quality— not an old or discontinued piece in the entire collection. 150 pieces of Summer 350 pieces for the Dining} 100 Dining era, Room, Bedroom and Living } Room and Bed- season, Room room chairs At 14 Price At At 14 Price cuneeuiatn tetebeaccasartantanieed Some Specimen Examples: f50.00 Walnut Furni- new this 16 Price $25.00 Serving Table.$12.50 $37.50 Serving Table.$15.00 Table....... $65.00 Mahogany China } $57.56 Mahogan Mee eek 1 DRE Library $25.00 $3 te Living Room $28.75 Suite, 3 pieces 175.00 ~ i ee id pe daobean ak Din- | $80.00 V. cue Rocker.$40.00 | $450.00 Velour Cane Suite, a rer $125.00 | $95.00 Mahogany | Arm- 2 pieces..........$225.00 $55.00 Walnut Bed. .$25.00 chair Sevens Glee Hos. 00 Mulberry Velour 55: ; ; com” Suite $100.00 Mahogany Chif- | #100.00 Velour Arm- se hid $313.56 fonier..........+ $50.00 % — chair $50.00 as ia ' $100.00 Walnut Dressing | $125.00 Mahogany Arm | #95000 , Mahogany Over. Table........... $50.00 Chair in Mulberry eat esamien $110.00 Ivory Chiffoniery | Velour... ..+++,, $6250 {Perea oon ea decorated.........$55.00 } 125.00 Mahogany Cane ing Room Suite,8 $775.00 Ivory Enamel Bed- Wing Chair in pieces..... $408.00 room Suite. . $387.50 Velour. $62.50 ss $845.00 Blue Velour Live $1,500.00 enn Bedroom $12 2 § 00 Blue Velour large ing Room Buliees Shai Suite... . $750.00 Armchair.......+. 350 pieces...... $422.50 a Hive pacemerantrantecen, o—<—S>0”9 — 0 0 SG Stl Inlaid 200 Mahogany Cricket Mah Is, upholstered — in Mahogany | Tilt Table. tapestry or velour. Muffin | 24 “inche | Stand with | scoop plates; eter. A Bs : GER excellent in handy and useful detail and Table, ex finish, cellently ae a \ built. Formerly $3.95. Special, $3.15 a So OS OO OO $3.75 Ti ae a a a a a 9 0 090 SO 0 a OO Oo i the fact that sedge and held odors application for the land requir ee ee — i Peeeaee Wh Mivren cones or vn The usual n cabo law to be published was pr ne Richmond Hill Record, « wspaper published in unty, for six weeks beginning Jan 1909, While the Realty Company's appli ation was pending the Legisiat Albany passed @ bill giving of New York for the land under J Bay. After | @ bill it was | yinan Sargent, on file in the District Attorney's off pose of inserting an a ment. This amendment provided that the grant of land under water in Jamaica Bay to the city should not apply to land which had been applied for in ihe Land Office prior to May 29, 1909. The the amended form, was passed | nate, lon by Assistant District At- Black and Kilroe of the rec- ny got the six- ter land they sioners ate$200 an is provided in the such grants that th York might redeem su time by paying back t more than $360 | consisting James M. W States Senator Clark Williams, The ward O'Reilly and Frank ) —so the District Attorn claims, omitted this clause for the ponait Company, and, acter consi ing the application at sev unanimously grante Company thus Acq filled in, That I not improved, 1 property, purchas: the city $5,082 an acre, includes forty neres of the labd purchased from the | State. jlosed part of the matter dl Business Hours 9 A.M. to 5P.M.; 12 Noon on Saturdays. B. Altman & Co. : A Sale Men’s High & seeeetens he records mission will Jury when will bring a package of Grape-Nuts A delicious, » healthful food and a pleas- ing lesson in economy. “There's a Reason” until September 15: of Low Shoes in a number of desirable styles, has been arrang Saturday. There will be Men's Low Shoes of bia perpair . «6 + « e And for toemorrow and until noon on offered ck or tan calfskin $4.85 Men's High Shoes of black or tan calfskin Oer-pale. 4. 6508 8 og 8 $5.75 The range of sizes is not complete in all styles. (Men's Shoe Department, Sixth Floor) Fifth Aueme - Madison Avenue 34th and 35th Streets New Pork ie State Land to the venes on Vander)! camtrihuted bes on sa i Waly ‘FIRST TROOP BENEFIT AT COMEDY WETS $2,500... (ars.ryruce creme Shim 05.000 = toot Cnvetalty totnted Mew Renee _— in a. aan oat Unter Se Gea OF ma ee C407) American — Whitebedl, Crowd of Notabh Roose A patent Ob Roy! Fos Trot oak toil —— ib hea 38 Se Elene dine Btep. ve : . ot sence Rat Detemown's Rend Great wucceme frei of e . oghios 7 King of the foriee of oo ¢ ’ 7 ag Tore. eo the tenet of aiid — a Aa Twenty » on The _ * *e . pr reens ‘ Pertect Sicter Servive promis - m —_———— eee . 4 * » e . ‘ ' - a” “ sea, Mra. Cormelive | aadrens to-mil CA Oe Store Opens 9 A. M. Closes 5 P.M On Saturday, September Ist, Store will be open from 9 A. M. to 5 P.M. James McCreary & Co. | Sth Avenue ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 34th Street Purchases will appear on bills rendered October Ist. Extraordinary Sale MEN’S AUTUMN _ FURNISHINGS FPS 8 CESSES EEE EEE EES EEE EEE REESE TEER EERO ET Hm Scarfs 55c Large open end Scarfs with figures and stripes; newest weaves and de- signs. McCreery’s Special. : Scarfs ;| 95c Four-in-Hand Scarfs made of ex- cellent quality Foreign and Domes- tie Silks; also Satins, with large open ends. Shirts 4.75 A large assortment of fine quality Silk Shirts in neat and navel stripes; custom finish. 4.95 Made of Blanket or Terry Cloth, with notch collar. Pajamas 1.45 Made of Madras or Mercerized ma- terials; trimmed with silk loops and pearl buttons. Half Hose 55c pair Silk Half Hose with reinforced lisle soles, heels and toes; Black and Colors. SPORTING GOODS Below Regular Prices For Golf | For Tennis Burke Drivers and Brassies............ + 2.45. | Wright and Ditson Tennis Racquets. regularly 3.00 | Davis’ Cup, segularly 8.00, 128 Sutton Sta . regularly 8.00, * Burke hand forged aggre ayer 1.85 | Chatenge: reaularly 6.00, §.00 k ‘ | Sears. regularly 5.00, 4.25 Caddy Bags of heavy White or Brown Can- Chamy regularly 4.00, 3.50 vas; 6 inches in diameter; heavy leather bot- Longwood regularly 3.50, 3.00 tom; reinforced; solid leather sling straps; ‘Tennis Press .regularly 75e, 50c . 25 | ‘ y o| Racquet Covers, terproof large ball pocket. regularly 8.00, 6.00 Penuanelage Croquet Sets,—for eight players; finely | Tennis Nets for double court,......... . 1.50 painted and decorated. regularly 2.50, 175 | regularly 2.00 Final Clearance | SUITS & TOP COATS | For Men and Young Men | $10.00 17.50 formerly 22.75 26.00 ; Entire remaining stock of Summer Suits and lightweight Top Coats priced below wholesale cost to effect an immediate and absolute | clearance. Only one or two of a kind. | | SUMMER SUITS ‘Lwo and Three-piece All Wool Suits,—regulars only; sizes 33 to 40 (mostly 35 to 38). Two-piece Priestley’ 8 “cravenette” ‘tegulars,” “stouts, English Mohair Suits,—size 86 to 46, including * ” “shorts” and “longs.” | TOP COATS | Only a limited quantity of lightweight Top Coats in sizes $4 to 38 only, | NO C. O. D'S. — NO APPROVALS. — NO RETURNS.