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

aS TS Ee cance ens INTO DISTRIBUTERS HUGE MILK PROFITS HEARN eat of FINe Aree Week-End Specials in Wearables Special Prices for Friday & Saturday SUITS—Expressive of the Newest Broadcloth Suits Special 37.50 (Model illustrated Designed in Concord, green or navy blue. The convertible collar is a bit un- usual in its pleasing Then, too, the folded flaps on the pockets are individual. Sizes for misses. This is a reg. $44.75 suit. Many other broadcloth suits of dis- tinction in this group. Broadcloth Suits, Special, 23.75 Also suits of serge and hopin colors, navy, green, brown and black Kerami mole collars on some, others in mannish styles sizes for women and misses. All alterations free of charge. Serge—That Is to Say, Smart—Frocks SPECIAL PRICES Serge Frocks—long waistline—adjustable sash belts jow—some with braid embroidered bodices—some wilh white high or cloth collars. iene 13.50 Many ther interesting frocks: in this group. Tailored Serge Frocks—straight-line or side draped models-- many embroidered—some coat models—all carefully tailored as to stitching and buttons—these show the newest style features. Sizes for women and misses, 1 8. 50 Special Finer Serge Frocks—new pleated tunic or strictly tailored sicaeainiah waistline— 0) 4, 50 coat models—normal or distinctive styles every one. DRESS DEP'T—i SE HATS With the Distinctive Smartness Expected in Expensive Modes But This Group of Samples Is Specially Marked 7.50 Altho these really are $10.00 and $12.50 hats~ BECAUSE THEY ARE SAMPLES they are marked at this strikingly low price, Some are hand blocked —some are of hatter's plush—some have iri- descent pheasant bandings—a few are audacious panne velvet sail- ors—-a purple panne velvet has two unusual ornaments of burnt oose feathers——but there, it will never do to tell of an individual at (every one is so definitely smart) for just the very one described might be gone —there isn’t a single duplicate in the group. These are the hats you wear serenely—for you know their smartness of line or originality of color combination bas a charm that no copy could ever attain, Black and interesting Fall colors, of course. MILLAN ERY DEPT. THIRD BLQ0K M-E-N OVERCOATS Special Prices for Friday and Saturday Every one of these garments is guaranteed to give satisfactory wear —and our reliability stands behind every sale made. Fabrice—wool and wool mixtures —kerseys, woreteds and cheviots; also meltons. Box and Trench mode!s, Wool Overcoats Light or dark gray, grayis! Choster{vid velvet collar 1 blue, brown, green, navy and black— sizes for the average and stout Winter weight—gray mixtures, Oxfords and black models—single and double breusted ets—complete range of sizes box and ‘Trench putch. or slash pock- Men's Overcoats Khaki colors—gray or black—Trench or regular models full range of sizes—special for beginning of season Medium Weight Top Coats Straight and Trench models—Oxford and black all sizes | i | | | figures 17. 95, Overcoat* of better quality—in brown, Oxford or black Box coay—plain back, $19.95 Overcoats— 14.95 | 12.50 ——my Matiy Important Annual Event | FOR MEN i Continuing Until Saturday Inclusive H Shirts i Blanket Robes i } All Silk Shirts...... v1. $4.85 | Blanket Robes............$6.95 4% Crepes ne Heavy Tub Silks in With shawl collar and silk cord i a ae assortment of neat and ' Sinai piea Nec aaa oy 8 novelty stripes. ' te Silk Mixture Shirts.....,.$2.25 | Blanket Robes.......... $4.95 7) | Canton Silk and Cotton with | © Regular cr shawl. collar; blue, | | satin stripes, Silk Mixtures in A | brown or gray tz fancy stripes. i 1) | | Madras & Mercerized Shirts Sweaters | ' $1.65 | AU Wool Sweaters........$4.95 | | Soft, plain or pleated bosoms, t With collar or V neck; navy, dark t y soft French or stiif cuffs. } oxford, maroon or green, i ) Neckwear i . 1) Four-in-Hands...... oon Underwear il 8 Rich imported and dom | Shirts and Drawers. .cach$1.45 { >; 4 | and Satins in exquisite color com- ' Fine quality, medium weight gray 1x | | binations and self colored effects. fl merino; drawers in regular o 1 | 41 Four-in-Hands. 95¢ | tout sizes. iy Open ends; large selection of new % Union Suits $1.35 1x covorings and patterns in Silks ' : i ' and Satins i] Excellent quality i medium \ Four-in-Hands. ... .65¢ i ae eee ae 13 ae at mes ial Niemen } Shirts and Drawers. each $1.15 i > Med weight gray merino; 5 Gloves De iatatNarer wourwuee et Tan Cape Gloves...... $1.75 1 7 { 5 With Spear Point backs and ; Half Hose i SIRE Capua Gr nhore: [ings | Silk Half Hose (Clocked)..,..95¢ | Pajamas 1 Black, white, navy, Cham 1 Madras or Mercerized Pajamas, _ | gray, green or tan, with self ( ; ; $1.65 | sitk Half Hose 50c | fancy stripes. tan, gray, : f ' a | Percale Pajamas $1.35 | Fibre Half Hose . 25¢c | Also Madras, mercerized and 1 Cc heels; black, | outing flannel in fancy stripes. 1 ! | |g ee OT EC ye ae o 1 \\ MEN’S FINE FOOTWEAR | Surpassing Values i | Today, Tomorrow and Saturday | vi 4 600 Pairs Pan or | 1,200 Pairs Newark- | 150 Pairs of Boots } | ) Black Calfskin Made Boots, Tan in Incomplete | gt t Laced Boots, Cen a pa Sizes ' mun Vletal, . || $5.85 ate $3.95 i I Usually $6.50 & $7 oo | Voually $10 and $12 Formerly up to $8.00 | 1 i _ THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, OCTOB oe ace the : " Panes + how. | Merton a Prone “ ‘ as es ote, @ of the Brith, French and pgs Allied Armes and Navies Gare were well acquanted wath the superior durability of ’ ny Fownes Cape gloves. before “ . the War we then they . ’ have wed “Capes” in even ' bag larger quantities , ; — i ' fhAmerica Fownes C apes erect eu d the so ah Ser mar —and are aiso , “ : Civilians, Ar a7 Officer fits e of politica! ¢ vat's all you need to ki about a GLOVE, P he eat ui ~Lane Bryan’ be ye pulasion of (ne TH ry per ante app Lane Bryant a Frntik numer 1 » | MATERNITY ‘ amon mpers te) nr » ! ™ “op written by 1. Bikin Nathana,| ch CORSET ola the Conferen Board, | vey intial Iner ' tM Bion kh wh, Repub od the Btate + Viewres ' tu t the ¢ tyes Meaty Dairymen's League, ' Kelieves Patiewe, wud niseion of the members . | el ure to theiy winhen te | garding proposed legislation under o—— @ Lord & Taylor 38th Street FIFTH AVENUE 39th Street ee oO 0S OO | | H, ee ee et | both regular and for siout figures 14.95 Raincoats a ri Excellent quality from well-known makers light weight—tan or dark gray—all sizes, 14.50) Slicker or Poncho Raincoats Rodel casessstgrenccapes 4.95 ; OVERQOAT DEP’T.—THIRD FLOOR _ Take elevgtor from Men's Dept,, Main Floor. { Seeere reece eer semrenesemmtenrcan+en sen: em-sedy-anem emp: empvemeam see oe eam emcee | Seo OSes > 10) DG Ve tr — —Sco ———]0— 0S 0 SSO) SS OS O00 Se SSO OS 0 OD o——— 0 > 00: — R 4, igi7 Founded 1826 Greeley iyoo Lord @ Taylor _ Mth Street FIFTH AVENUE mew wwe we KK ee eee Oe ee eee ee ewe ee we (0) cee (> ome) oe ee eee we eee ee = a ee ee ee wy For Friday and Saturday A Sale of Silk Nets Thousands of oo Special Purchases Aggregating { Yards and in Over Three Hundred @ \ Choice Shades Offered ) ) At 13 to 4% Below Usual Prices Fs r, ’ Kashion’s latest fancy is for Net and both Paris +4 s Au d American designers, in deference to her decrees ) fd have employed it for their most charming creations, ws There are lovely Evening Gowns, entirely of Net, \ some with four or five shades, exquisitely blended, 4 , Many Afternoon Gowns, too, feature net in combina- $ (ay ; F tion with other fabrics a None harmonies have been especially studied and Avg the assortment comprises every wanted shade and eo %%.N tint. Regular $1.95 Silk Regular $1.00 Silk Brussels Net Dotted Net i Regular $1.25 i} $1.35 ayard 50c a yard | All sh 14 ne ot Silk Brussels Net “we 95c a yard 0S 0 SHO oO luding black ades, black at _All colors, including black and white e id white, 2 yards w ' Width 42 inches Width 42 inches, A Great Opportunity for Lieut LL Correct Service Apparel For Nurses and Maids Convention's pronouncements as to this very particular Outlitting are absolutely met in the Lord & ‘l'aylor assortment of ' Uniforms—Aprons and Caps None but the best makes, none but the accepted models, find representation here, while prices are in every instance moderate Maids’ and Nurses’ Uniforms White Uniforms of linen finished cambric, Dima cloth, Dixie cloth and Poplin....... . $2.50 to $5.00 Black and Grey Uniforms—of Cotton Pongee, Percale, Cotton, Alpaca, Poplin, Mohair and Silk. $2.75 to $18.75 Gingham Uniforms— $2.00, $2.50 & $3.00 Maids’, Nurses’ and Waitresses’ Aprons small, medium and large, with or without bibs. 35c to $2.95 Maids’ and Nurses’ C ..6¢ to 50c per eeeseeceoeve Three Special Values in Uniforms. For Housemaids i <=> 0 aS 00 aS 0 00) a 0 Sa 0 aS 0 0 0 Percale, Chambray, me em cmety For Maids ' For Nurses Striped Ginhgam and Black Cotton Pongee, Whitt Linen finish cam- Chambray; convertible col- | convertible — co! long | bric, round collar, | lon; lar modi Arnon 75 BlCCVES. co ceesecnesGaedd § BICCVES,...0+. 00000: $1.98 Lo erereceirmes oe se a a a Lord & Taylor direct the attention of women interested in War Relief work to the assortment of Red Cross Canteen Aprons, Sleeves, Caps, 'Kerchiefs, Second Floor } our A urgently require. Wheat, Meat, Milk, Butter and Sugar Suggestions Which Every Home Should Follow: Buy less, cook no more than necessary; tere smaller portions. se local and seasonable supplies. Be ee your lgcal producers lessen the need of transp ortation. Preach and practice the “gospel of the | ' ' i] | clean plate.” ' | Eat plenty, % Loan gl asl erie paaaanehetegieis aasusipvtlbubeoan i \. re mere ememcmmoemvemcem cess EF) > (1) >) a (eR &'! Conserve the Supply of ~e i. "| Non-Perishable Foods America “Expects That Every i i. and Help American Will Do His Duty” 4! The United States (| ' Food Administration Second © supply our comrades in arms and , i F ‘ Kihies with the foods they most Liberty. ! i] ! i Rate of Interest Raised to 4% ED ED aD —S0— 0 0 So SS 0 SO SO SO OS 0 0 0 088 Buy Your Bonds Early and Our Bond Booth Is Open Now On the Ground Floor but wisely, and without | | Do not eat between me als, Watch out for waste in the community. > 0 1) AT) ND (ance mcm emcee ee fs DS) RD 0 4 em ‘ ere en ence emnrmmncmniremeem am: o 2) (fy waste. ODOC SHRI td tah | ‘Sunday World Wants Work Monday Wonders |