The evening world. Newspaper, September 13, 1917, Page 7

— —_——- Work af Packing Up Outfits Begun by the Commands at Comp Edge To-Day Cam? Hon eh, omT FF Cage —Atombers of the Piet lier) FARE Ariiiery, the Manel Corps ant We have & good assortment of Vietroler in var FOR WOMEN $24.74 and $37.75 These gowns are lovely enough to meet the taste of the fastidious woman. The satin is heavy and rich in sheen, the trimming agree ably bright) without over elaboration MMlustration A iw a « «tion of Georgette and eatin with the Louse front and the skirt pa embroidered in silver and gold thread. Navy and block, $37.75 Illustration B bas « ¢ blouse with embroidered and panel back of satin. Tunic skirt, Draped sash. It comes in navy, black and plain color. $24.76 Another handsome satin model in navy and black, with « surplice ‘ond many bone buttons the Paiirende furnien te Camp MeCielion at Anpiston, Als On MM Resting, in command of the @orpe of thie Ptate, Deleware Marviend and Virginia which are ettll te ge Bovth, ber the task of getting | ay os quickly as ee the Fourth Mery Mea the Pitt «to wart hie com mand South but it may be Sunday or Mor r@ the last wilt | | eet away, Tt om be that the more Southern commands will move fret and te Covea as trimming is priced $32.75 dont WilKon, (eee —Third Floor, Brosdway, Contre, here. COMFORT FOR HOURS OF EASE f Miss Hone Seid- Ee Corduroy Robes, $6.59 endere. P'Na: 1848 Cline on Avene. Bef pies sician whe died Henly evesded Specially Priced that death war y accidental. . 7 . These wide wale corduroy lounging robey are de- servedly popular. They are warm and cosey without being in the least clumsy. Softly lined in white china museallonge fehe Annes de Bel- sik and finished with a belt that is double in the back ue, on Lake St. Louls, was destroyed by fire yesterday, Twe five Amert- and ties in front. na tn the hotel eacaned safely | Pisherme: MONTREAL don Hotel, he 5 of Amortean The collar and cuffs are shapely and the whole gar- Home of Guaranteed Satisfaction.” | ment has unusually good lines. | Roomy pockets. ic) | |Re In pink, light blue, rose, Copenhagen, lavender and wistaria 1449-55 nated suis No Deposit Sale! Are YOU entitled to Credit? De YOU need Credit? If so, it is YOURS for the asking. NO DEPOSIT DOWN, and our vast stock of High-Grade Furniture for you to select from. | sor ON BRQ\DWAY = Dressers and Chiffoniers AATE—Third Voor, BAth St, Centre, TE INCREASINGLY NECESSARY A Warm Sweater Cozy woolen sweaters are coming along now in great numbers. The illustration shows two, one in wool jersey and the other in plain weave. Illustration A Woman's Wool Jersey Sweater with roll « Best construction and finish; Ma- novelty bell and poc bas F ae be «any, i tt i { i(% 4 Amer, 4 |e ar pe Dery 1 ZV Ie xt iil light blue, purple and J 5 ‘ green. a | pal | $13.74 | Mlustration B ‘| Woman's Sweater in plain | ee weave, with sailor collar | bat and sash, Colors: gray ot tan, na mintoon and black. Also Value $45 Buys Either, Vator $35 || white. $5.49 —<SHor oN BRoADwiAy | ; he mw | dea] Woman's fibre mixture sweater witi: vil collar, suth and pockets, Of jos ondTA —sHor ON BROADWAY 9-Piece Dining Room Special GOLDEN OAK, COLONIAL DESIGN Colors: hiack, purple, fuse, gold with white, and Copens Pagen' with guid” Price Ph" $7.94 Woman's feat reenaiah Sweater in plain weave with turn-down collar and pockets. It comes in tan, gray, delft, rose, $7.49 hunter green and Harvard, Price —Fhind Floor, BAth street, | They suit the pocket— $4.69 . . . want mode sad Mites, Pent ||| and the pocketbook Featuring Rtasonable Prices as Well as Good Styles Closet lnrge Extension | Women's sheer hemstitched linen Tables @ elenaldty con= 79% | Haudkerchiale, \-ineh heen) Ble (A) by a aliproves model OF a blouse of plaid sor oN BROADWAY — just now so greatly in de- taffeta that comes in 3Rooms 9 4. 50/4 Rooms 4 9 4.50 | Waren 9) ie inch hem and ands mand. Made of Geor- unusual color combina- [lox ee Lcd a4 letter’ embroidered in white or gette, with a double row tions on grounds of gold Oven Monday and Saturday Bee ||| colors. 6 for 79¢ of Valenciennes edging on and rose. BI Women’s linen handkerchiefs, 1-16- collar and cuffs. The modish high collar and Fi inch hand-drawn hem. 15¢ each lace tabs are weighted its panel front is trim- 4 Men’s Irish linen hemstitched hand with beads, In white, med with a row of tiny sf Kerchiets, regular sani aseee flesh or soldier blue. novelty buttons. em. Ic eac’ . S| Meter saantgerice | || (C) ts @ smartly tailored (O) ft a alle Bini af |B | Men’s fine linen hemstitched hand- blouse of Georgette. Geo gee crepe in white Larger Quarters al ‘ kerchiefs; 44-inch hem. 6 for $1.38 It is tucked in an original / and flesh | AGGra—Main Foor, 84th Kt, ——! fashion and finished with . bib effect, 251W West 42: 42d St. ey hemstitching and a black arranged, DROFINGH. If you find delight in the Oriental, an hour silk bow at the neck, In ~>‘%<" 7 “4 and cuffs are edged and 251 West 42d St. or so in our Far East Department, Fourth white or flesh. ‘ . trimmed withdataty lace. {0 Kenmare St. Floor rear, will be time pleasantly spent. 409-411 Foiton Open 9 to 7. “OVER THERE!” 7 | erences Handkerchiefs New Fall Millinery Chapeaux Specialized at La Marquise $4.96 $8.50 It is hard this year to produce a trimmed The illustrated hat’ is representative hat with style for five do'lars, Yet of our Chapeaux La Marquise at we have achieved this without sacrifice $8.40. ‘These are hats for the smart of quality, Tomorrow and Saturday woman; e who wants also the best in we offer 200 hats of good quality materials and trimmings. [n this #ea- son of high priced hats they are more than ever to be appreciated. We have a wide range in Chapeanx La Marquise to be unrivalled at the of extreme beauty at 14.50 as well price anywhere in this city as at the lower price velvet—mostly real Lyons velvet—in black, ne brown, taupe, ete. We believe the: Aitg™S —Second Noor, B4th Street WELL WEARING A Simplicity That Is Smart Undergarments | | ¢ +. sndCoats and strong—mending is a nuisance for both For Misses mother and daughter. We have chosen 29¢ Suits, $26.75 | Coats, $28.75 the following items because they are ex- tremely practical. Smart Oxford suits | Of coating velour, that are well cut slightly high Drawers of yood quality musi with tucks andhemstitching. Si trimmed 's Ato 18, and well finished. waisted, with ful- i 46c 69c and 94c Some are belted, | ness over the hips. some severely Box pleated back, Petticoats of « desirable | Out-size drawers of tailored, some are belted front. y enal tacae | aed: wih cabiollery, Trim tailored collar; satin lined 14. Sizes 14 to 18 skirts with slash to the waist. In ed pockets. Sizes | brown, green, | 14, 16 and 18. navy, taupe: 29c | 69c , Children's drawers of | Black sateen bloomers Suits, $49.75 | Rain Capes, sturdy muslin, trimmed textes fine quality, é $9 74 with tuck purchased’ when Duvet de Laine has vee eae cubes handise was lower been used in these | A coat front model t. Sizes 0 to 16, modish suits. Roll that is gowl looking 46c collar, revers and able, A 46c and 69c cuffs of beaver or very full cireular back Black sateen bloomers D _ muskrat. Slightly high and convertible collar rt aisha a waisted and belted. that can be buttoned heataers tas Navy, brick, rubber tightly. In tan or Sizes ® to 18. Sines 14 to 18 yea » gtay, reindeer, navy oo) Third Bloor, Contre ——— 8 —Third FI, 35th St, Broadway $4.69 vered collection of Operatic, Instrumental, Song d Dance Recunde el! F ) et whout 105 bea than bet pl . ' The Store Opens ) A. M., Closes 6 I . M. eons Her, B4th Mt , Rene = We Sell Dependable Merchandise at Prices Lower Than Any C Other r House, but for Cash Only New Ideas in Frocks FOR JUNIOR GIRLS AND MISSES $17.74 & The pretty model illustrated is « . combination of velvet and satin wo materials of the moment. It * that are ao be coming to a girlish figure. Finished th « white satin overcollar and button trimmed belt. In navy, brown, a black, dark green and Burgundy $22.74 A satin frock that bas the fashion able long tunic Pretty revers, hut- ton trimmed; and «a crushed girdle that crosses and ties in the back White satin collar and = white Gapryette vestee. In navy, wine, Y taupe, brown, green and black. $27 75 for ad f serge and satin combined in a most e attractive effect. Satin forms the underskirt, collar, sleeves and soutache braided vest. A wide serge girdle is fastened with a black buckle. In nhvy and black. | MISSES’ SKIRTS $10.74 $7.94 Full pleated velour skirts | Of silk, blue, brown, gold, and anassortmentof plaids. | and green stripes on navy, models with ger brown and black acuta isly cut pockets and | Shirred with heading, color belt shirred pockets. Belted. (eere—Third Floor, Ith street FASHION APPROVES OF SUCH GIRLS APPAREL For Autumn Wear $12.75 serge, like illustration Juster pleated skirt and pockets atitched in con. ng colors, Girdle in sash effect, Large collar with satin overcollar, Sizes 12 to 16, $10.75 A youthful guimpe style, as ius trad B, is made of avy men's wear serge. High waisted shirred effect with girdle and pockets richly hand embroidered, — Silke pongee guimpe, Sizes 6 to 18, $5.89 $1.89 to $3.96 A well tailored regulation dress Serviceable models of gingham, of navy wool serge with suilor chambray, pique and repp, ruffs braid trimmed, ly trimmed with con- White serge sh ; sille tie terials or touches of Sizes 6 to 14 years. ry, Sizes 6 to 15. Girls’ Fall Coats, $12.74 ed style of wool Burella cloth breasted, belted. Large Warmly lined and inter- 12 to 16 years. by and Russian, Girls’ Serge ‘Bloomers, $3.49 A full pleated model of wool serge. Wide stitched belt, Navy and black. Sizes 6 to 20 years. Third Floor, 25th Street The Vogue of Georgette Crepe There are so many uses to which Georgette may be put that its popularity is not a matter of vogue. It has the But it seems that Georgette is more in demand this season than ever, and for this reason we consider ourselves fortunate in having such a complete as- sortment at $1.29 a yard. Its tucks, in are prettily The collar Street and evening shades, includ- ing black, afford ample scope for individual choice. 40 in. wide, —Second Floor, S5th St, —By GEO. M. COHAN. —Words and Musie of the Chorus of this NEXT SUNDAY Greatest Hit of All the N Yew War Songs. A Large, Plain Page All Readers of