The evening world. Newspaper, October 1, 1917, Page 4

* : : 7 THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, OCTOBER i, iii BLACK B46 OF MSTERY NEWTON TAKES OFFICE: GIG MIMLED BY AUTOS mein And $8,000 HELD BY POLICE 1S “POLITICAL PADIFIST” OPPENHEIM. CLUNS & © S4th Street New Vork — An Additional 800 Pairs Women’s Cloth Top Boots Tn all sisee and widths our exce sete high-dut models in combina- on of tent leather and gun metal alfskin with don gray and fawn color cloth ops, welted soles, two-inch military heel. Present Value 8.50, 5.90 Little Children’s Washable Frocks and Suits (sizes 2 to 5 years) will offer very unusual values to-morrow (Tuesday) at the low prices quoted below. The Sale wili comprise Little Girls’ Colored Dresses, at eo «© « «» 756. $1.25 & 1.65 Little Boys’ White Suits . » 1.35 - Little Boys’ Colored Suits 1.95 & 2.25 (Infants’ Department, Second Floor) A Sale of Bedspreads, Blankets, Comfortables, Etc., to be held to-morrow and Wednesday, in the Department on the Fourth Floor, will offer appreciable price advantages. Satin-finish Bedsppeads Hemmed Se each $3.00 & 3.75 With scalloped edge, each 3.25 & 3.90 With embroidered scalloped edge each + © « « «+ $3.50 & 4.50 (The above are priced according to size) White Wool Blankets per pair $4.85, 6.00, 6.75 & 9.00 Cut and bound separately (a limited quantity) perpair . . . . $10.00 & 15.00 Colored Cotton Blanket Throws in allover block design (a varied assortment ofcolors) . . «. «. « each $2.25 Cotton-filled Comfortables with top of figured mull bordered with plain mall; reverse side of figured silkoline in color to match; very special value each «© «© « + $2.90 | Muslin Sheets and Pillow Cases at equally attractive prices 4 4 ; : Fifth Avenue- Madison Avenue, New York ‘ ' ] t Ua-Nenator Johnson of Maine Named [| emer U8 Clreatt Jadee the | was MING YTON, Oct LeCharlea Fo pig . r The Season’s First Sale of Women’s Marvex Gloves (glace kidskin, in white or black) will be continued to-morrow (Tuesday) For style and quality these Gloves are not to be surpassed; the values represented in the special prices quoted are very exceptioiial. Shortelength Marvex Gloves, per pair $2.15 Mousquetaire Marvex Gloves sisteensbes ton length) ‘ ~ S - per pair $3.85 An Important Sale of Chiffon Dress Velvyets to be continued to-morrow (Tuesday) offers fine quality Velvets, in thirty of the most sought-for shades for afternoon, even- ing and street wear, as well as im black, at the very special price of $3.85 per yard These Velvets are 39 inches wide A Linen Handkerchief Sale for to-morrow will afford an opportunity for buying really desirable Handkerchiefs for men and women at prices that mean a decided saving. MEN'S LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS Initialed (all white), per dozen $2.60 & 2. With colored initial, per dozen 2.90 Plain, hemstitched, per dozen A $2.10, 4.00 & 5.00 NOMEN'S SHEER LINEN HAND il Initialed (all white), per dozen $f. 0 & 18 With colored initYal per dozen Plain, hemstitched, $1.50, 2.00 & 275 per dozen 4.00 per dozen 1.85 per dozen With lel6inch hem Plain, with cord border S00 S00 00S S00 S00 19 STATE ON WINE MONTHS, = —9 —— 9 — 0 0 eo NGS e)ene> Gos Oem 0-4 (0) Gt) Oem Never say underwear—always ae » enormously... Hence M I these points are worth sa unsin wear. - y gwear. t will cover you with sat- isfaction, 2. Buy genuine “Capes”, for greatest durability ot ton, 3 Buy gloves which you * can wash . Fownes Capes combine all these advantages. in addmon to thew celebrated style ar: ) verfect IT MAKES LITTLE DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEED— ‘ A WORLD “WANT” AD. WILL GO AND GET di that’s all you need to know about a GLOVE, Founded 1826 Lord & Taylor 38th Street FIFTH AVENUE 39th Street , eo oes eee ee — After Months of Preparation We Announce an Extraordinary Silk Sale, Commencing Tuesday, October 2d 50,000 Yards of Desirable Silks Will Be Offered at Much Less Than Prevailing Prices These are all new Goods, manufactur- ed for the Fall of 1917, consisting of and fancy many of i | plain weaves, which have the dis- tinguished indorse- i] i] | ' | | 1 | | | ' t i ' | | 1 | i} 1 in the latest French Model Gowns. The event will be of more than usual interest, because the values aresuchaswill prob- ably not be dupli- cated this season. Mail orders will receive prompt and careful attention. ment of the Premier Dressmakers of Par- is, and can be seen Fancy Silks 1,500 yards, 36 inch. Plaids and_ stripes. Usually $2.00 a yard ' Black Satin de Luxe ' 1,400 yards, 36 inch, $1.25 Fine dress quality. Usually $3.00 a yard } Georgette Crepes In 50 choice shades. Special per yard $1.78 Black Satin de Chine 2,500 yards, 36 inch. Soft, rich texture, Special per yard Black Imperial Crepe de Chine 1,750 yards, 40 inch. Superiorweight andquality. Special per yard ($1.35) $1.78 Black Crepe Meteor 1,000 yards, 40 inch. Most desirable quality, Usually $2.50 a yard Black Imperial Satins 1,200 yards, 36 inch. A rich dress satin. Special per yard $1.88 $1.58 Japanese White Wash Silks 1,200 yards, 36 inch, _ $1 35 A heavy quality. Usually $2.00 a yard Black Peau de Cygne . 4,000 yards, 35 inch, A most durable quality. $1.25 Special per yard White Washable Habutai 1,500 yards, 36 inch. For blouses and lingerie. Special per yard Fancy Silks 3,000 yards, 36 inch, A varied assortment. Usually $2.50 to $3.00 $1.95 78c A A A A A Black Satin Dress Crepes | 2,000 yards, 40 inch. Very Imported Black, Dress Satins | { $1.98} 850 yards, 36 inch, choice quality. Usually $2.50 a yard $2.25 An especially fine quality, Usually $3.50 per yard Black Paillet de Soie 1,000 yards, 35 inch. r $1 15 | i ' Colored Satin Imperial 3,000 yards, 36 inch. Street and e vening shades. Special per yard Excellent wearing quality. Usually $1.50 yard } $1.25 ' ; Fancy Silks for Blouses ) -$4 35! 600 yards, 36 inch, , ( Smart novelties, 4 Special per yard Georgette Crepes and Chiffons in More Than a Thousand Shades. Ground Floor Black Chiffon Press Velvet 3,000yards, 40 to 42 inch. Rich texture and lustre. Usually $6.50 a yard fl $1.35 | ae ee —— ee