The evening world. Newspaper, September 14, 1917, Page 11

" (BLAMES B.A.T. FOR DEATHS! STS ete ote ye ) i THE BVERING WORLD, FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 16, 1017 wing Wore apna gL AT MTG Doge qlahomye aea Bs Fi rites of the New York Stage Voluntecr ie ‘Snee a i For Evening World’s Army Athletic Fund Show “) = rete Benet Cemne tons Ponperts & avs os, DIES UNDER UPSET AUTO. ‘8 Herhete Bet Seer Mestom PAMMINaTOR wo Be rmere or towte ot Does Your Husband Drink? Druggist Tells How to Cure The Liquor Habit at Home y veseription Con he Filled At) te o« reere Btore And Given Secretly na | \ BIsOU Ss 2 FERNANDEZ. Mayor Takes Box for Hippo-| | drome Show and Commends Athletic Fund, Suggestions for cold supper this hot weather MAYOR PRAISES THE FUND. | CITY OF NEW Yori, OFFICE OF THE MAYOR } pt 18, 1917 We | To tne maitor of 7? Tam very hanpy to fora | bow for the Army Athletic Fund Show | which ta being given at the Hippo. | drome on Sunday evening, under the Unlike any other soft drink you ever tasted. Choicest Hops give just a touch of bitter to Bevo that is both appetizing and satisfying and which mekes it a @uperior table beverage as well asa pleasing drink at RAYMOND HUBBELL,, allan Would You Like to Have best ~ Best & Co, ~ Thirty-fifth Street Unless You Buy School Clothes Now You May Have to Pay Higher Prices We are merely pointing out this situation to suggest economical foresight on your part. Fifth Avenue at The longer you wait the more your children's Almost every news- school clothes may cost. Paper reports some rise in prices. Best's still offer low prices—because we bought our materials months ago before the sharpest advances in their cost occurred, By buying now the school clothes your children teill normally, need for the coming term you'll actually save money at Best's. Fall Cata ” ! Children's Fashions? Write Dept. 42 ” . . . on " . * *. oe ow re ae use bi P ines, auspices of The Evening World. = hoe tbighaeitapgh Aik naa sh iN i Bevo—the all-year-‘round soft drink. 1 think thin te @ aplendid idea and =~ Pats as been #0 large! |l!!'ll For Girls and Misses ‘ rand sn botiies enly and bottled exclusively hy 1 hone that the fund wii be i ” asurer White and| |i ANHEUSER-BUSCH—ST, Louis ted. A movement BARHEY 2 rg hed med | | y of the men in the camps deserves the | | ae wach vaat basin poe of the prosramme and aj {iit A “Fillette” Frock of Burgundy or For the College Tea—This Misses’ encouragement of our citteens. leanakeeaalc@us ll was Gan el * on the part of the public to) | | navy serge has a smart white pique vestee | Frock of dark or light colored crepe de | JODN SORROS RONDE |Army Athletic Fund Show, to be | telat In buying athlete equipment! ||| with @ standing collar and white cuffs. | chine, It has a ruffled organdie collar | ies! Mayor ee ey oer eens sarpaate be aaa | Quite chic. Sizes bn and 16, and tucks in the ped " lotal of t A. Bidison, Ine,, | |\'\||| ’ be \ Charle 5 Mz! hat World, hi ed to hi everal " yi nis bre Maibpeareeey perp Py to Niundied TeAAsAa pase) 60 Lda | pr pgeadals Aiedeibekd ae vee See This Serge School Frock for Girls College or Sports Skirts for Misses— F 3 : J., has purchased 100 seats for Hil 10 to 16, has a good looking overblouse Of handsome wool plaids in stunning — ae cn ea a n° “ Vee eaige oe alee atersy mene |i deep pockets and pleated skirt. Colored | combinations, Pockets are unusually Selling Corps may buy fifty rep Pp |more to-day | ate. available Ht stitchings and black braid make it smart. | smart. 66 4 9 9 H Id It All! The boxes are bringing excellent | |i 16.50 13.75 16.50 18.50 | prices, Frank Wunderice and Jo-||\)| c i in Delft lseph Greene have taken one whteh | |i Scotch Wool Plaid Pleated Skirts ross = tite ery in Page ‘15’ Couldn’t Ho b |p Stohr essai | seteh Wool Pad Planta Shite | yom -stch Embroidery in Dal [Pa 2 |to the highest bidder, One, bie box Mh full. Sizes 6 to 16. navy serge. Simple and pretty. . ‘ [has been reserved fof the use of the | li, .! So we take this extra space for two [seu thee he pasty haestee| HM bg A Wool Velour Coat for Misses ° ba ha4 Hy Warm School Coats for Girls are of . ’ ” m, If ever, ere be = 1 )) Il c are has a deep fur collar that looks well of Saturday Ss worthiest events. Lik New te arcacmencnee HMLE navy cheviot lined in red flannel, They | high or ai The coat has little pleats 3 ; uch @ wonderful bill as will be 1 bays deep pockets and a belt, at the waistline and is silk lined. ! « ~, izes 10 to 16, Hi Ree | Masersi ane SHU Sacnee. 16.50 Past | J | ra that tho end will not come | {lll : This Jumper Dress for Misses can |) |thimt.uob's proruinnae’ rang, be eae III School or Play Coats for Girls are | be worn with a washable or a silk biouse. {| |Joyed for one reasonable admission Hl of fine chinchilla, They are dcuble | It is navy serge, embroidered in blue i i e 9 Aerimenee aekeral, Biktee teiraenne i breasted and have velvet collars. Sizes | stitchings. Speciany designed by — }ji// @ notified all il ¢ to 7 years. Ht Os "THE BIG STORE Ce | ae Bethea x Iaescher, Genera ager of the 1 2 i : ij ‘ Hippodrome, ts ex atic over the An Adorable Dress Coat for little girls is of broadcloth in various dark and medium SIXTH AVE.. ISTO 19™ STR EET brogrammo” and Ui extraordinary ||| shades, It isquaintly smocked and has a beaver fur collar, Sizes 4 to 7 years. 26,80 demand for seats, He predicts the | |Iliiill @ gt event will be one iong to be remern- Hh bered by ie public and the per- | |j|/ . S / OP MEN / $ COR" Have! feature of ee. show wl | For Boys and Girls at School be the appearance o' jenne Hi] } Molter, @ member of French Eaca-|1ilii/ Blouses That Girls Will Warm Flannel Night Drawers ) 9 e rurloush of tires weeks, Manter|{!l ‘Wear with Suits For Little Folks 2 to 10 rho 19 an was formerly \ , , Shrist * —of white madras or popiin, these are You may choose them with feet—to ’ [banner fhe. elim or tte wh | il vain serviceable blouses tor school wear. | keep little toes warm o’ nights—or with- Tomorrow I dl sell ou a brand new | vit rion Borne of his experisnoes. | They have long sleeves and becoming | out. They button high to the neck and 9 ° A eee ae eT, alia A girl will surely need a few. | have long Rinaves OF pink, blue or white “Extra Suit Overcoat or lineage nen creat ‘ihe eho Sizes 10 to 14 years, nd Floor, | striped outing flannel, 2 to 10 years. e 9 7 ney were to have sung at Gamip Specially ary Saturday, | pert 1.16 cue a - ie but the cold kept them away. Aso Special for Saturday nd Floor, os Ramecat for... . . a = : | | Regularly 1.95 -90 Fy : rrr “, ” t | i There is no hitch—no “ifs” nor “ands” about this almost Incredible | Does It Se em “Middies” That Girls Need School Stockings offer of Sale King Lockhart. | For School or Gymnasium | F irl: Ke e' ‘ ’ ° or Boys and Girls ‘Any extra suit, gvercoat or raincoat in the ‘special $14.85 Lockhart par F t Y They have navy blue fianne: collar and Black or medium weight cotton stocks ) of our Men's ( jothing Store for one dollar.” air to rour | cuffs. The blouses are of heavy white ings, have narrow or broad ribs, They're Here’s the plan—plain and unmistakable: Buy any suit, overcoat or E Hi alatea and are quite like our ‘sailor's | made of especially good yarn that wears raincoat, yes i imiddies,” Girls will fo CE for splendidly. For boys or girls— ° ] T $ to postpone finding out if i) “ym. ain Floor. | 38 Specia omorrow for 14.85 you need glasses, when delay HAN Sizes 4 to 18 years | ° ; choose 5 1 ean failing eyesight? Hl 1.65 Boys’ Stockings with heavy narrow And for an extra dollar, you may choose another garment of equal value ($14.85) may mean ’ Hit 4 joys’ Stocki y * as 4 % coat or Reliable Eyesight Examination Hy | ribs.” They're fast black cotton, made (Ou bry od _— 2 Re Sh ER ee a ee by Registered Eve Specialiste, IIIIIIll| School Shirts and Blousea =| {ong and full with fashioned feet fF : me ATi Bor Boys 50 ev Cet . This offering is made only In the special $14.85 section tomorrow 9Ehukich k Sons. " | Blouses are of fancy madras in light ‘ Understand this Clearly, please. : Established 55 Years | Ht or dark colorings, some wih al Children’s Leggings me. : *, ohn St. HH) oliars, others with piain neckbands, “ New York: 184 B'way, at John St.{}])\j/l\|/ collars, | About 1,000 Garments wm Works oe Brean ae ell a au ior | Pop Theos Brie Daye, Mi Why 1 Hi 58 cloth, cor duroy, chinchilla, leather and Are in This Sale 4 Brooklyn: 498 fulton Bt cor-Bond Hi Shirts for boys are of fancy printed broadcloth are here in many colors, all All are stylish, serviceable and as desirable as any that you can buy SEES = | fabrics and have French cuffs, neckband Neva Drawer will Bac (ind ih anywhere today at regular price. f | Monthly Up R Hi and separate izes 12 to14l neck. | wont ne be found. in : * | Main Floor. ees \ Main Floor, y r ont ip Rents an |} ||| corduroy. ea No exchanges. Alterations will be charged fo OD cegart uPricit i 1.25 Re ose ae ‘3 WN) Hii h Robes | Here I am, Boys, $ | il Gey cet | | By Government Request! An Extra $4 95 Suit for | ree eee to snupele into, You may To Eliminate Waste— ° have them pink, light blue or tan The following rule is now enforced: In other words, 625 boys’ suits are on ‘4 sale table, at $4.95. To fay i ll } flannellette, with 1 cod airdies No bos will be received for credit rar i jill sell any other suit of equal value on that table at $1. HHI and collar cor Main Floor, : 4 ffered haser of a boy's suit at that price we will i : : aay a | » little fothe or exchange that are not offered to us Pere popular Norfolk style, in Pisaiea ang Ph Piabas 4 mixtures, also Drab Corduroy Suits, with lined Mt i a“ 7 rae | | within seven days from receipt. cker trousers, All sizes from 0 years. Hl ° if eg Ae | eae — rare? COURT SE*| |. erie You Never Pay More at Best’ss’|||\Iiin at ” Gold S) Red ble for $2.50 Worth of Merchandise in Any Department, or for $2 in Cash at the an O/lice LTA AAS HHVVTAAALI AH 0 P . ii ceed ote Poon’ We Gieasae ‘Green Trading Stampe os Us Md py a Them. Double 290 Stampa Till 12 o'Clock. Single ave Stamps |} . BROOKLYN ait, H Ht tll i Single ‘‘Sperry’’ Gold Stamps All Day.