The evening world. Newspaper, September 28, 1917, Page 11

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THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY SEPTEMBER leunarete Gram @he Genend Ldberty Asrinuiture of Cornel Untreratey Cele & ee lee omoain _ o ,* mo | . . ° one . ‘ e - he Laverty Lone ° . . ” . . - lwaser 22a a tthe date of te cartons eh on PURCHASES MADE TO-DAY AND TO-MORROW WILL APPEAR Tens U0 se ee we 2 EE i aN TORIA Se SS a Nee . * Ruberriptions for the Reconé tab o Heard « tnfente ane Oniieren. cum came time ; orty Loon © ase povette te ’ oot the at te Beare Venderip Campaign to Sell Serstery of she frennwy Montes... a ues te Golan py oe P the The $2,000,000,000 Certificates, ‘ 1, he hae deter Liberty Ioan Committee a0 0 pr . ‘ ane e 0. Londor y . nea aoe tection te the country’s @nances _— to Begin Dec, 1 eyes eruite halrman Ko Rweeny of th ” Fifth Avenue at 7 Strest Kind mittee sen o letter . : . . P You Have WASHINGTON, Sept. 7 Y iia we : ory one of the on Pi ammign to sell §1,000,000000 in war, Th Aeratanding te that 6) 6 - apes nd Pedern! Neeerve | ‘ tn For Over 80 Voars. | sory air “ermtneniententeicweninttntanarii mittee, annow Girls’ and Misses’ Saturday Shopping Third Floor Departments A High Beaver Collar on y ove oorived, as wae If the wubscrip Liberty Lown the insur would agaregate 64% The “National's” Outlet Store, us V. 2th St 24th St., Near 6th Ave. 8 should rea Brown Kid Boots Cute Little Gathers at the ' ~s : wih } This Smart Suit for Misses Waist of This ‘‘Pillette” Coat he essen aopten of BAporty bende that’s one interesting feature, It's really stunning, this Coat Bi Coat Bar ains! pipeline penny Shay pvisee ly ween Then, there’s the soft, soft for Miss, 13 to 16. There's Amaries Hho thooode el $ 85 finish of the Rayonner ch 4 large fur collar of kolinsky d Nat, SE, eo nail Mov. th 1048 Oobde = And in the corner of th muskrat that can be worn redemption et the option of th rays: “ . ” are pockets, quite diff high, in fast ion, The For Satur ay Babes ene t at par and accrued ir Brown Betty to say the least. You may « iat is wool! velour, silk lined terest on and after Nov, 15, 1% Th have this surt in plum, navy, and is just the thing for bonde will bear tntereat from Nov. 16 f h ‘ J Todos brown, new green or 49. 50 “dress-up” functions 39.50 of this year, and the interest will be -—— ndian red ‘ pe able von May 16 and Nov. 16 ea alter s. opping aroun aici , : P ’ This Serge Dress for you Pa ve = - t a Girl 10 to 16 Will Be the touch it for elsewhere. Splendid quality cocoa brown kid, extra high; leather Louis heels; invisible eyelets; welt soles. Take the elevator or the stairs to any of our upstairs shops, where rent is much cheaper than on the street —-pay cash and take the shoes home yourself the shoes we bought for 17 stores at quantity prices, Groce, Svelte Lines to 8 Satin Frock for Misses ; It's surplice style, crossing in Admiration of Her Classmates front and tying low in back. There's a pleated skirt with Unique is the low drape skirt an over-waist beautifully There's a long, narrow roll braided. It has a wide belt, collar of satin=-a_ becoming big pockets and a colored one you'll surely like. This stitched pongee collar. Only frock comes in black, brown, taupe or plum color satin, She Can Wear This Serge Frock in the Lecture Hall, for Instance It's one of those practical frocks / about which the college girl ii] will say: “I always liked that dress." There's a detachable Wa nate collar and pock- ||! ets. he dress is one-piece, in navy or black. 19.50 BIGDEALERS AGREE ONBOOST INMILK QUTPUT TOBE CI Increase to $3.10 per 100 Pounds for B Grade Will Close Some of Stations, Pobre eel One of the Biggest Bargains We Have Ever Offered. 217 Fall Coats (For ladies and Misses) Markel to Sell in 1 Day 16.50 25.00 | Look at the Price of This Ser- viceable School Coat for Girls The material is soft finished wool zibeline. You may feel confident that daughter is warmly dressed in this coat, yet its high buttoned eg t has deep pockets an belt. Sizes # ta 16 years. Only 12.75 They are sightly imperfect, shaded or light streaked—butso slightly that in most cases it is unnoticeable and does not impair the wearing qually of the coat $4.85 no charge ac- volume buying for the 7 stores. All Upstairs LOCATION OF STORES The materal is soft, fashionable Veloura (resembling phsh) with clusters of black hair- line stripes. Che collars are finished with an inlay of blac plush or @ broad band of gray And you pocket our savings on low rent counts — no deli Tho milk dealers have agreed to delivery cost meet the demands for an increase in Here’s a Warm Corduroy mole fabric the linings of black sateen. None Exchanged Other Saturday Bargans: Boys’ Suits. Navy Blue Wosted Serge..... jens esr Youths’ Suits. Striped Chevbt Mixtures........$3.97 Men’s ‘‘Pinch-Back’’ Overcots of Cheviot......$4.97 Misses’ Suits of Wool Serge. . . $8.97 Women’s Suits of Wool Grey . $8.97 Stout Women’s Suits of Wol Serge. Specials for Saturlay Morning From 9 to 11 o”lock Only Rummage 4le. Slightly imperfect merchandise*garments which are slightly soiled, Waists, Skirts, Underwear Coats, Dresses, Children’s Wear, Curtains, Remnants. All of ‘hem Big Values. Millinery Clerance. A large assortment of Felt and elvet Shapes--some of them trimmed. A big variety of Plumemnd Fancies, Prices are 80 low that every article should sell befte 11 o'clock; so come early. Odds and Ends o Clothing. About 240 pieces of Men's and Joys’ Clothing. Udd Pieces and broken lots. All big values and nrked at real bargain prices, See Evening Journal for Ov Big Advertisement ment of sizes fon's atylen; but everything sold here In Me Mail Orders Are Filled, Store HoursD to 5,30; Saturdays. 8.30 to 6. This Is an Excepsnal Opportunity. Pay $1 HES any studio, This is an opportunity to getriple value for your en HAVE YOUR PHOTOGAPH TAKEN by real artists at the minal cost of ONE DOLLAR FOR SIXPHOTOGRAPHS This coupon may be presend by any member of your family Eco TWO JOLLARS I nn nnn nn nnn nnn nnn nn nee Proofs QUNG, Proto Guaranteed eet S OL.’ prHoTocranr in, Not to Fade 00 AND THIS | * if th St, bet. Bway & 5th Av. ‘ 1 COUPON | isi 7 mw the bearer to six 1807 Aterdam Ay., nr. 149th St, 474 Tnont Av., cor, Washington, 298 Ws Av., cor. 140th St, 23 Flaush Av., Brooklyn, 850 8°B way, cor, Park Av., 157 Nark Av., opp. Erie Si 923 Bad St., opp. City Hall, 197 Maet St., Paterson. 2 Nor Broad St., Trenton, 129 W St., Bridgeport, Conn. (W) mounted eneh In Tx10- B'klyn, Cc Address, (This Coupon must be pre- wanted at one of the aboe studios. Void after Oct. 27. | product than the consumption demand | |tsea to send him a Iist to-day of the |New York Milk Conference Board a‘ ‘produce figures on the cost of pro- ||||||/ | manded by tho farmers are reason- |jj|| Have You Giv:n Him Your Photograph? rea.) for Six Photographs photographs of regur size, mounted on 7x10 inch mats {n double page port- folios, have made the nar Sol, Young internationally famous. the price of “B grade" milk from $2.55 | # hundred pounds to $3.10 a hundred, | [= to take effect Oct. 1, but have declined | to take any more of the dairymen's All Upstairs BROOKLYN | 519 Fulton Street Corner Duffield Street, Opp. A. 1. Namm'a We Origin: 11 West 34th St., Opp. Waldorf | 10 West 23rd St., Near Sth Ave. 3 Park Row, Opp. Post Office, Near Ann St. Mail Orders calls for, ‘The dealers claim that the increase in the price per quart, from 12° cents to 14 cents or over, will further reduce the consumption and necessitate their shutting down some of their receiving | F stations, Secretary Albert Manning of the Dairymen's League sald this morn ing that the big companies had prom- | stations they decide to close. There Was no one at the headquarters of t! No, 2 Rector Street this morning to the Food Administration's food econ i HH omy cam; fi respect to the it aii aakia crosuel axtkeoeibays Fifth Avenue at Thirty-fifth Street | cott” which {s unjustified. | “Milk,” he said, ‘is the cheapest ee tataeacne tee All Wool Means | the people sh be encouraged to Wi use it as trviy ax possi, or ve | S@mmething im Clothes reason that the shutting down of the | creameries. or receiving stations, threatened by means that the big milk compantes, the dairymen in the dis tricts affected will have either to |)') —If it comes from Best's make their milk into butter and |||] ; cheese or sell thelr cows for beet |!||\| Every piece of rial that goes into our boys which would be more profitable, and ||| and young men’s cloth Is put through our own cheme thus the production of milk will be ||j\\)| ical test. Then when BEST & CO. assure you that a éreatly reduced for a period of years.” |||) || suit Or a COat is pure wool you know tt is. As to the cost of production, Mr. {I} | Manning said \| Not in thirty-five years of business has Best's Boys’ {) “Phe league ie not undertaking to/||||| clothing been anything but all wool, That is why our Fifth Floor is so busy just now fitting boys and young men for school and college. College Suits Single Breasted plain or pinched back, 2, 3or 4 button models of 100% all wool Cheviot, Tweed or Serge. 34 to 39 chest meas- ure. 19.50 up College Overcoats Trench, Deep Sye, Raglan or Box Models of 100% all wool Fancy Coatings. 34 to 39 hest, 19.50 up | | Boys’ Overcoats in a va- duction to show that the prices de- able, but has asked the College of ||| Sittings given at | riety of models f 100% WNW all wool fabrics, 7 to 16 years, | 15.00 up | Boys’ Suits of 100% all | wool fancy Mixture Cheviot, | Tweed or blue Serge. 7 to 17 | years, 13.50 up College Men Will Hi Need These Bathrobes | Of heavy weight Indian Blanket Robes, in effective \\|\q colorings. {i Siz ves 10 f0 16 years 4,78 Sices 18 lo 20 years 5,25 Ng You Never rape More at Best's ei Hi i) I H aie le : 4 ) oy | speak for the largest milk distributars. |||] p | aris Lo | | Secretary Manning characterized | neenes il Hi corsets for schoolgirls are fitted. We Mil piece pajamas of good stan- i! ble corsets lightly boned, For Your Son Hh Coat for Little Sister, 4 to 7 The College Miss Will Like It's trimmed with Nutria (like This Coat—Easy to Slip On beaver)—that is, the collar There's something girlish in the and kets are edged with simplicity of this wool velour it. It also has fur buttons coat with its collar that can and a cute little empire belt. be worn high or low. It hasa This warm, serviceable coat broad belt and cate pockets. for wintry days comes in ie Choose it in any fall color you black, Copenhagen, green, like. Misses’ sizes. 25.00 navy or brown, 16.50 Shoes and Hats in adjacent 3rd Floor Departments. Right Corsets for Growing Girls The right kind of a corset can influence irl in her posture both when sitting ene standing. It will give her an erect carriage,a poise and a bearing of assurance. Memorandum! Buy Your Petticoat To-day— Bale 3.95 Newest styles,made with pleated flounces, Desirable street shades. Plain colors or changeable in the taffetas, Extra value at 3,95, 2nd Floor. Cold Weather is Near and Here is a Sale of Girls’ Pajamas. This timely sale includes two- | | | One of the departments in which we | have always specialized is where the first have our own models developed, and these are supplemented by all of the | better standard makes. There are all kinds, from the low flexi- and the little hip confiners so comfortable for athletics dard style, made of striped may lannel and trimmed ro} or dancing, to those of broche for better withitioe fasteners. For this wear. Sizes 4 to 10 years 1.15 Prices range from 1,25 to 5.00, | Sizes 12 to 18 years 1,25 end Floor. | Regularly priced, $1.75 and $1.96, Best Hats for Misses 10.00 Featuring Distinctive Millinery at This Low Price.—Main Floor. High crowns—wide or narrow brims, large head sizes, soft and stiff shapes in velvet, velours, panne, in most desirable shades of brown, purple, tete de negre—the choicest styles as they appear daily are all to be seen in this special section of $10.00 millinery. a You Never Pay More at Best’s oT HH HI A Music Booklet FREE With The Sunday World, Sept. 30 SONGS OUR SOLDIERS ARE SINGING — WORDS and MUSIC of Eight New Popular Choruses That Are Familiar in the Camps. ALSO SEPT. 30—First of a series of Patriotic Picture Cousit on The Sunday World Magazine: No. |—‘Goodby, Sweetheart, Goodby.” a i rr

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