The evening world. Newspaper, November 2, 1917, Page 23

THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1917. “The Land of Joy" Spanish Dancing Carnival BY CHARLES DARNTON Sign the Pledge Card To save beef, pork and mutton for our soldiers Sheet Music Saturday Oc Sale, at & . Wee Long, Long | 25 Way tothe U.S. A . What Will Become ACCEPTING a stranger we At the same time grant the that Zuinoto Valverde bas charming music for "The Of Joy,” reveaied last night at © Park Theatre, But the book ts a that should never have been It is #0 far from New York, with the United States, that Millinery Sales Saturday Is Always a Big Day in the Trimmed, Untrimmed, Ready-to-Wear and Millinery Trimming Sections Tomorrow Will Be a Record Breaker We have planned enormous sales of “THE BIG STORE” SIXTH AVE.. 1B TO 19% STREET The Man Behind Hammer and ow, Real Kind Cheers for my and the Eager Crowds Will Attend Saturday’s Sale of Winter Apparel for Juniors & Girls sometimes captivating. It catches of Your Little Dol! ear and swings you along to a Mf d Gini? |. Cotton Piokint n point. Then you begin to ask r rimme Time in Alabam’. . Guestions. Ie the “show” |. All i Ne lee t Know Happy-faced girls and their pleased parents will be seen everywhere in this popular section of the Greenhut store, for we will offer ~AR n ’ e e Girt Like You Shere I'm Going. | tanumerable big values in most wanted Winter apparel for the younger set. the time you are giving to it . Juat You. Wel De Tt At Newest styles, best quality and biggest values are the trio of attractions. 2 can say is that “The Land of | hier ae Over Again From the big sale planned, we cite only a few of the values as examples of scores of others that will be displayed here tomorrow. fe a Spanish dancing carnival / i Vics 1 ow You . » Your Mote: | Sizes 8 to 14 years for girls. Sizes 15 to 19 years for juniors, Gite $ha.t8 Cnet dvi 6 ‘ a , appeal to tired playgoers as Ul HA . ‘re Gh , aa iris’ fi ‘oate—-you have but to glance at the illustration to ively, Where's no doubting the lf; bs Aatdo Tour tt Pe Mintieg tne Oe ta tee man, syle tes Urbs gaat Sha leer heeadbiarr eee thint thie cont tn a diednetive sryie, it lo developed of h Indies who indulge in dano- Py ‘é Trail to Normandy collar, buttoiied across th the itons ies aaaket us on Velour Cloth in green, brown, navy or Burgundy. The large They are both convincing and , yy aes et even belt and cuffs are featured, It” ices imrowalions: $¢2.95| convertible collar is trimmed with fur cloth, has belt and patch ELA. & : alone, Long thas, : WMO Ge Bae a OC pockets, trimmed with buttons and lined throughout aL NY 9 Are We Down « hearted? No! No! ‘ No! . Janiors’ $14.75 Conte—the clever model Illustrated, can be had in green, brown or ni blue Cheviot, has large convertible collar, belt, fancy pockets and turn-back cuffs, $ 1 | ha On Sale at Juniors’ $16.50 Conte—this coat features the new “Aeroplane” collar, which will surely appeal to the young folk. It is made of navy, brown or black Cheviot, has a wide belt, and is trimmed with white pearl buttons. (See illust in.) $ i On Sale at Girls’ $5.95 Blue Serge Dresses—-handsome and serviceable dresses. The illustration will give you an idea of its style beauty. It has large pockets, piped with red, handsome colored embrol- dered belt and ornaments, white pique collar and pleated $ 4.50 -On Sale at 4 ther sad ex- for Nannette Flac who sang ingly. A lithe, black-haired woman named Doloretes won jonora of the night, though vas set forth In cap- "the world-famo he dancing in was quite re- French and American styles shown side by side. Hundreds of hats for your choice at this wonderfully low price. There is a positive saving of a worth-while amount on any hat choose. HATS TRIMMED FREE If You Buy Shapes and Trimming Materials Here These and Other Specials for Saturday baal ie . They Ready-to-Wear Dress Shapes—soft shirred 2) li Z ; Give Mecthe Right] Mere” crown; also plain crown; at. . ace When Yankee ad . For You « Rose. a the | "War Tax No Bar To Music Lovers; Miss Gentle Sings By Sylvester Rawling. | Was inevitable that in exacting the new war tax from concert- goers, that took effect yesterday, { there should be confusion, The main } sufferer was the Symphony Society. Holders of seat checks for its first afternoon concert in Carnegie Hall, repulsed by the doorkeopers, crossed and criss-crossed each other in the lgMby, seeking the proper place to the extra charge until the whole States the . Mr. Damroscb ig and halted the n effort to had to | t i Bunday afternoon at Aeolian with Percy Grainger, the Aus- pianist, in Aw (he is @ soldier in th soloist. The turmoil the enthusiasm. was acclaimed, and Mr violation of precedent, by Mr, Damrosch to 4 Go Wiid, Wild Over to Love You, Bosh tae Velour Hats—black and colors; band of rib- oe . Long Boy, Gor bye Ma, hood: tler Vous +, Pa. bon and bow at side; at oe Other Smart Wearing Apparel for Girls and Juniors at Low Prices Every possible need for dress, school, sport and general wear can be supplied from our extensive assortments. Here you will find Dresses, Coats, Raincoats, Middy Blouses, Skirts and Gymnasium Bloomers in correct styles. Dependable quall- ties, attractively priced. A “VICTROLA” The World’s Best Entertainer Offered on Trial Free for 30 Days Any size or any style for your choice.) Come to “The Big Store” at once--TOMORROW if you can. Take your choice of any Victrola in our stock of newest 1917 models. ; hl oer the Instrument You Like 0 Your Home and You May Try It Free For the Little Folks of Charge for a Month. All’ You Will Gray Chinchilla Coats. Have to Do Will Be to Buy the Few y i i Records Necessary for ‘Trying Out” the Spec ‘4” ‘ Silk Velvet Dress Shapes—mushroom and $7.39 sailor; black only; at Lat theart, I'm Over There. Tell_the Last Rose of Summer Good- LE (7m \y 5 Sweet Emalina, My Ga. ¥ ZG Velvet Tam o’ Shanters — for ys Me misses and children; black only; 15 95 DE You Never Can Be at secceees (EDC and (3 Tg é jure About the Za Away ye . If You Had All the i ind Ite G for Cinder- Phone or ©. 0, D. Orders. A Big Purchase and Sale of Men’s 53° to *5 Shoes ™ at... $9.95 These shoes are the product of one offthe best shoemakers located in the East. This is all excel- lent footwear which we purchased underpriced be- cause they were classified as “Factory Re- jects," which means that some shoes have defects which will in no way affect the service or style. And Yet, Look at the Money You'll Save New and popular styles in Patent Leather, Gunmetal Calf and Tan Russia Calf, Button or lace; sizes 6 to 11, C to E widths in the entire We Offer ‘5 and *5.90 Blouses In Saturday's $3 98 Special Sale At Exquisite styles of Georgette Crepe and Crepe de Chine for your choice at this very special price. Whatever your blouse require- ments, here they may be gratified. Here are blouses for dress wear, and exceptionally beautiful ones for occasional use, and all at much less than their actual worth under present conditons. Anticipating your query as to why the price is so sharply re- duced, we have merely to say thar we have bought one, two and in some cases as many as six of a style. It will be advisable to be Women’s Warm Jackets To Wear Under Coats and Suits 98¢ *1.25 & $2.25 They are made of Japanese silk, hand quilted in black or white, with- out sleeves, at 89 and $1.25; with sleeves, at $2. A great comfort for cold weather. They will protect you from wintry blasts. ‘The ore rain was pi play an extra Instrument. at. here Lig care ne choice, collection, If, after that period, you want to keep it, —< (WE PICTURE TWO OF THI i ; , Beautifully Alice Gentle, once a valued and /LES. Misses’ and Children’s $2.50 and $3 Shoes—These shoes for young folk You May Pay ular member of Mr. Hammeratein's $3.98 = MANY STYLES.) are offered at less than wholesale cost today. They are made of good foe It th a warm for the little a hattan Opera Company, later Many of these blouses « color or white; quality Gunmetal and Patent Leather in regular and high cut patrern; Instalments of Week tors, age 2 to 6 Making @ hit as Carmen others © colorings * button or lace style; cloth or kid tops. years. These coats are made of Chinchilla in gray only; in a double- breasted model; box back with half belt, double col- lar; flap pockets Trimmed with bone buttons, lined and lined The Rette Crepe blouses are featuring new shaped collars, some of contri and are hai y trimmed with fine laces, embroid ding, hemstitching and fine tu ne blow rt formance of Hix wave the first r Hall last evening Sizes 84y to 11 and Ith, dl Boo pera to 2; at Growing Girls’ $3.50 Shoes—A fine quality shoe, made of Gunmetal Calf inlace style. Popular flat last, high cut paren cloth or kid tops. $6.45 Guaranteed Rinex soles. Sizes 24, to 7, in D and E widths. for the lower-priced Victrola, somewhat more for the more expensive ones, Was there ever a more convenient, just or reasonable proposition? Never! Vietrolas Range in Price from $15 to $300. (NO TRADING STAMPS WITH “VICTOR” GOODS.) ing ped ine fine Quality material; smart tall With rolling oF pointed colls Numerous styles in sizes 36 to 44 limited number in larger sizes up to S4 nch bust. 2.98 and $3.50 Crepe $ A yf de Chine Blouses at 2.69) yi All new and charm are shown the new ¢ beautifully embroider rs » and John Alden Besides, Miss Gentle sung Russian and French songs. them were expressed with understanding of the composer's in- tention, but nearly all of them were t With sadness. Why, Miss Gen- *4 ue? You seem to be imbued with the joy of life and to possess a sense Saturday’s Clothing Sales J For Men and Youths or lea (one an pictured), Here others richiy trimmed with im hum ss Gentle's voice site! : 7 Fa fog ‘ . D , exible, of sustcient’” compaar, | | pared to Seashly the Sent, "Hest itr'a hie We head the list of money-saving offer- TAM ae vr to pitch, and charming for only. ings wi 3 sale ; { : antl worth, Ita a pity that Cotton Blouses in Large Variety at $1 and $1.98 oe enh eles Ae ine Ne ear imbues it with a tremolo. That c : R ed wit! a ribbon; or Siem pectic, was, soquired in lM | | ete ste laced civersalored tnudels of white evel ou Overcoats and Raincoats white corduroy, trimmed with gros y, where } has been c s voiles, ssy effects of sheer white * ribbon, 6 vi rf / i a . singing sn oper want kt toile, embellished with Ices or embroidery, (from 9 to 11 o’Clock only) at $3.95 WHITE CHIN- enunciation nothin, CHILLA COATS AT $2.95 For the baby of 1 to 3 years, dou- This two-hour sale will be a whirlwind affair, for the special praise. She sings English, as price -$10— is less than wholesale. THE RAINCOATS AT $10 other languages, that can be wi ' stood. ° Bve Gauthier, a soprano of merit, ve @ recital at Aeolian Hall last Sign. Her programme was inter- eating, her exposition of it was thy, Some novelties marked it ‘was Charles T. Griffes’s “Five I gient Ghina and J fes,, who is a Now Mes and, the ds in Mme. npantments were Stra ja Lyrique companiment , and a Rimsky KKorsakoff ari Salut a toi solell d POrient.” A laudable jntent nf Mme. Gauthier’s to exploit ie Star. Spangled Banner” at the end suffered @ bit by hor belng off pitch; but everybody was patriotic fore, nobody seemed to mind there One thing obvious in the three mu gical functions of the day was tha the war tax had no appreciable effect oapon the attendar All the con garts were well patronized —>—_—_—. OBITUARY NOTES. Dr, Amos MeKinetr Knapp. form: gpistant United States Appraise f th of New York, died ye Pallevue Hospital, where ho itlent since Au: ! ome waa at 30T West 24th Street. He was six om terday had been 9 A veteran of the Mext J. Esterbrook dled yeste West 160th 5 The Rev. D: mer President V Marshall, Tex., died home in Somerville, \ one. Heyward Smith, insure brok ne Of thy founders Baptist Church jn | iis home, No. 4 Hut Bamuel 8. Cortis., for th gees manager of the White Star ine and the International Merca Marine Company. and who retired 1909, ie dead in St. Louis, aged eight nine. Wilson Noble, former member of Par y nt for HH d Yesterday le} son-Tha mes His w Was the daughter Jana of Bost an W home, N Jam re ‘ Duncan McEwing Ruding, former & \ Women’s *1” to *2 $15 Gloves, Saturday, at These gloves are in kid, Cape Skin and Mocha, mostly samples from a well-known manufacturer, and resewn gloves, The lot comprises: Women’s Two-Clasp Glace Gloves in Tan and White. Women’s One-Clasp Washable Cape Tan Gloves. Women’s One-Clasp Mocha Gloves in Gray. —— Women’s $1.75 and 5 $2 Gloves at... $1.50 One-clasp washable capes in tan, putty and pearl shades, plain stitch- ing and fancy embroidery on back, SD led $ 1 20 Men's $1.50 Washable Cape Glovesat . . Good shades of tan, pique style, “Crown” Hats at ‘2 The utmost in style and value. Doubly important is this offering now, when prices in many other hat stores haye been in- creased, Our policy of underselling all compe- tition demanded that we leave our original price $2) stand~ thus saving money for you In "Crown" headgear you receive absolute $3 style and quality at $1 less “Crown” Soft Hats at $2 Newest blocks in a wonderful array of colors Steel, brown, pearl, green, blue, mn and grey, also black, welt edge or curl brim, light weight, silk trimmed, All sizes. “Crown” Derbies at $2 Fight new styles, flat and curl brim and flexible, silk trimmed, black only Soft Hats and Derbies, at 51.65 Chiefly “odd” lots; popular styles; all sizes. light weight All sizes $2 and $2.50 MEN'S AND BOYS Toc AND $1 CLOTH CAPS Fine Tweed () choice of many patterns c BOYS’ AND CHILDREN'S $2.50 PLUSH HATS The newest shapes of the season, Colors include: blue, green, brown, grey and sl Hod black. All are silk trimmed and silk lined Men’s Overcoats and Suits— also Full Dress & Tuxedo ‘Coat and Trouser Suits THE OVERCOATS AT $10. A splendid collection, whose values run to $15. They are in plai neat mixtures in Chesterfield and box models. The surplus stock of that well-known raincoat firm of C. Kenyon & Co. The real values of these garments runup to $20. They are in single and double texture materials, with all seams sewnand cemented. Guaranteed absolutely water- proof, The coats come in shades of tan, gray, green, olive and neat in Cas- simeres and Tweeds, *]5 mixtures Some wonderful bargains here in men's Suits, fine Winfer Suits and Over- coats, which are actually offered below regular wholesale quotations. A suit and an overcoat for every man and youth, A most extraordinary showing of popular fashions and fabrics in all sizes, though there is not every size in each style Many of these are high-class sample garments We particularly draw your attention\to the excellent collection of Full Dress and Tuxedo Coat and Trouser Suits In all sizes. We don't know any store where this offering can be matched #S most decidedly yours “Kingly” Trousers Suits and Overcoats at $20 and $ At %5 An immense variety of fabrics business and dres Striped Worsteds, Cassi Blue Serges and Black Sizes 28 10 60 chest Suitable or wear meres, Thibets. measure Ask for Them. The Overcoats are chiefly in blacks and Oxfords The bargain Judged by any standard, these are mighty fine bargains are single or double-breasted, belted or trench styles conservative models may be had by those who prefer them Others are in Mixtures, Fancy Overcoatings gle or double-breasted form-fitting styles. Double 2% Stampa Till 12 0’ Clock, Plainer aad more lined throughout with trench m a The Suits colors and Men’s and Youths’ Suits and Overcoats At $30, $35 and 540 At each of these prices we offer price custom dels and is a marked saving Filled Books of “Sperru” Gold Stamps Are Redeemable for $2.50 Worth of Merchandise in Any Department, or for $2 in Cash at the ax Offices on the Fifth Pl Give aa Green Trading Stamps as Usual. J ee eee nen a eceelarene erence ee the perfect equals of the mr. Single GN Stamps Thereatter. Single “Sperry” Gold Stamps AU Day highese made garments, and at each of the prices named there We ble-breusted “style with belt all around; lined and interlined. N. B-—We cannot fill mail or tele- Phone orders in white coats. Pure Foods These and Other Saturday Specials Fresh Meats Dd. SIRLOIN STEAKS | VEAL » 20 PORK se” B0e | Imported Biscuits Huntley Fancy Layer Pigs Le | BREAD: wnear| KIN 10¢ MERRY wipow POUND QF \kPs—ty BOC specs DUMP: 25¢ 15e WHOLE AREAD.