The evening world. Newspaper, November 7, 1917, Page 15

$20 e> @ | charities are known to | dtes in a al \¢WANE MORGAN WEDS. Street, Brooklyn, to William H. van r len 5 01 the late rector — GEORGE NICHOLS NOV. 14 | 00 te fihiand- American Line. They oe make their home. IN LONG ISLAND HOME|“! £0 to Tho Hague where they will Judge and Mrs. Henry A. Fuller Wilkes- Barr announce the H Mrs, John Hughes Blackman of West Pittston, Pa. BREAKS A cOLDIN AHURRY “Pape'sColdCompound” ispleasantand affords Instant Relief, dose taken every two hours until Novy. 14 will witness the marriage of alles Jane H. Morgan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Pierpont Morgan, to Mr. George Nichols, the ceremony taking place at the Morgan summer \three doses are take end grippe home at Matinnicock and break up a Cove, L. 1. It wilt ve a simple cere t prompt! ed-up nos- trils and air stops nasty d relieves the head, harge or nose running, headache, dullness, fe very close friends tn attendance. Miss | yerishness, throat, sneezing, sore- Morgun's activities in connection | ness and stiffness: with the Red Cross and mony followed by a reception and a breakfast, with only relatives and variow everybody | Mr. Nichols, Mrs. New York who is Nich ape's Cold only a tew It acts with cents at any drug store. out as ect, is bes ANC, causes no inconvenience. Be sure you get the Don't accept something else, Sai Mrs. Joseph Dal S47 Fitth Avenue for Dr, Henri A the Societe Ce " i} » \ 6) Established 1858 yy F. Kleinberger will speak o: , Work of th and Belgian . Protestant Chur: at her bome Galleries Inc. to-morrow afternoon ANCIENT PAINTINGS ANNOUNCE thelr REMOVAL to 725 FIFTH AVENUE 4 Between 66th and 67th Sta, ne Garrison MeCiin- Mra. A the chapel of the LIER LEA LIL Peter and Paul, Washington Mr, and Mrs, William H, Crocker of The Now es wit! be San Francisco, who are living tem open from November porarily in this cl 13 to 30 with @ engagement of their Kthel M. Crocker, to ¢ Limur of the Fr Miss Crocker has b announce th LOAN EXHIBITION of PRIMITIVES 4 the full. gross receipts of which will go to the H American WAR RELIEF Acmission, 50c.; Saturdays, $1 SINISINIZ » for several months with her aunt, the Princess Andre Poniatowski, and hus been engaged in hospital work. | Announcement {s made of the mar- | riage last Saturday of Miss M. E. Gardiner, daughter o Sidney H. Gardiner of A Lesson In PRACTICAL THRIFT with Two Little Trading Stamps As Our Subject Daa Our customers, hundreds of thousands of stu- dents of sensible economy and conservative buy- ing, who trade wisely and save materially at The Big Store, all answer present on Thursday, double discount day for all. On this day, we double your opportunities to te thrifty in a most sound and substantial way by giving two of the valuable @ffesgg? Gold Stamps with each 10 cent purchase. These popular dis- count tokens present the most democratic medium by which to practise thrift because their benefits can be shared by sacrifice is necessary to enjoy the saving they render They are emblems of Practical Thrift in the fullest aad truest sense of those words everyone No This is how Thursday means Double Thrift ar The Big Store, the wise come in thousands, and they're coming more and more, REENHUT’S<z> "THE BIG STORE" 4%. A ; 1 Don't stay stutfed-up! Quit blowing si t THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1917. And it isn’t a case of ‘‘being wise after the event,’’ for it was a foregone conclusion that Greenhut’s should be elected unanimously by the suffrages of the people faithfully served for twenty one years as the permanent candidate for public favor. Our duty is clear—to this policy we shall consistently adhere as in the past: To give “BETTER GOODS FOR THE SAME MONEY OR THE SAME GOODS FOR LESS MONEY THAN ELSEWHERE.” Food is ammunition. pledge card not to waste it. Thursday Is Double Profit Sharing Day ALL DAY TOMORROW Annual Winter-Time Sales of Furniture, Floor Coverings, Framed Pictures, Housefurnishings, China, Glassware, Lamps Now under wav. Beautify Your Home For the Winter We help you with splendidly selected assortments of most wanted Curtains and Draperies of all kinds, and at prices that make it distinctly worth your while to come here. $1.25 Scrim Curtains—plain and Dutch hemstitched, finished with imitation Cluny effects, edge, at, pair 98 98c Scrim Curtains Dutch effect only, hemstitched, finished with imitation Cluny edge, at, 79 Je pair 2b¢ Imported Cretonne—a new importation of selected designs and colorings, suitable for curtains, covers and knitting bags, 31 inches wide, yard $5.95 Cedar Chests at Made of genuine red Tennessee Cedar, in sm 22¢ Come and Choose From New York’s Biggest and Best Assorted Stocks of Flannels and Eiderdowns ““Told You So!” Sign the Two “Sperry” Gold Stamps with Each l0c Purchase We Can—and Do—Save you Money on Every Item, A “‘Sample’’ Line of First choice is best Choice ‘10 Millinery Special for Thursday Hundreds of exquisite, stylish, trimmed hats for now and early Winter wear, representing the Showroom Sample Line from one of New York’s foremost milliners Offered for Your Choice One of the best underprice pur- chases made in many seasons, re- suits in this extraordinary offering. Every Hat is a Beauty— Look Here! *3 and 53 for Men, Youths and Boys t A timely and welcome special purchase of 750 excellent fur caps in the newest Detroit shape for your choice in this distribution. a. Q & Values to $3 FD $1.95 Uniforms for Maids At $4 Made in either Gingham or solid blue. son pleat over shoulders. Small pocket on left side. Neckband with turn-over collar; long sleeves, with button cuffs; skirts gathered at back, finished with deep hem. Sizes 34 to 46. White Cambric Aprons With UN sd nee with jem, Special, ag dae: 9c striped Gib- Black Dresses In cotton pon- $6.25 $e.95 gee, at 2 and 2 Black Poplin Dresses At $3.95 White Dresses Of Pique or Linene at oe $96 White Poplin Dresses At $3.95 se Beautiful At $5 None of These Dresses Will Be Sent C. O. D. None on Approval. No Mail or Telephone Or- ders Filled. Sale Starts 9 A. M. Tomorrow. are out-of-the-ordinary occasions. THE COLORS and Black. plice effects. Georgette Crepe or buttons. no two alike $13.95, Fur Caps Sale at ‘2 All of these caps are spich-and-span—just the thing for Winter wear. Every cap is silk lined. All sizes Children’s Hats, at * 1” Popular styles in Plush, Velvet and Tweeds. In a word, the most wanted of the season These are “samples” and surplus lines from a well-known manufacturer. All are silk trimmed; silk lined and stitched. All sizes *THE BIG STORE” SIXTH AVE..1S™TO 19 STREET A Truly Great Sale of Women’s & Misses’ Dresses Despite the Scarcity of Serge (the Most Fashionable Dress Material of the Season), We Announce This Sale Tomorrow *16°° and *18 Serge Dresses at In this sale you have an exceptional opportunity to choose smartly tailored serge dresses from a varied collection of new and pretty styles. These dresses will surely appeal to women who dress with discrimination, for the styles good-looking, serviceable The season's most favored. And as to models, here you will find featured Bustle, Side Draped, Tunic and Sur- Some have pockets, others are handsomely embroidered or trimmed with silk, ioned of Velveteen, Satin or Charmeuse, regularly priced up to $22.50, included in this sale at 7 anes iy WN va) Ideal Fashions for Women and Misses, also for Small Women. $1525 —— such as can be worn correctly on many Burgundy, Plum, Brown, Green, Navy There is likewise shown a splendid assortment of dresses fash- Get Your Share of These Bargains in “Buster Brown” Hosiery for Women and Children emarkable | | special sale of Hos- iery since ile tegin- ning of the war More than ?60,009 pairs of Hosiery in this sale when it was inauguiated last Monday morning The bargain prices are ° 16c, 18c, host 20 and | quality that nine our of ten mothers buy at regular This hosiery has slight imperfections, but the hurts Nothing that will affect the wear. The Women's Hosiery, Fibre Silk, fine Lisle, Light, Medium and Heavy Cotton, in white and fast ' black, Double garter tops, reinforced soles, heels and toes. The Children’s Hosiery. Fine Cotton, and of a Eeinint 18c 8!4 to ---o_--————————— rr TAN Y Q a At the Lowest Prices Quoted Anywhere Table Supplies of the Best At the Low vices a ted Anywhere l Ss Ss 9 ALU ae ara Hi sis Boot, Every thing fre-h, and everything sold in iui, wei;hts and measures. The home-kee. ef Who buys here effects real ac purchased long before the atest price ad- evononic Orvers prompily filled. Tecphone Chelsea 4060, Ask for VKLE copy of our new Grocery Catalogue: vances, are arranged im special groups ar j= C OF FEE (or Assorted Ve y pee Nev It will pay you to buy this hosiery in dozen lots. these prices now. Buy and buy liberally, ay ; PURE BREAKEA CO SOLID PAE K At ices are hound to go higher, noe ba ba ¢ prot a * 48 TOES 2he Bleached Shaker Flannel—for night gowns, 1 3b. van, 81 Ike ‘ etticoats, pajamas and baby's wear, at, 15 ; c hata se yd oe 1 3] Rte PUNCH 3 hI chinchilla and corduroy OQ | Rat —— bea jai t e te olors, yd 29 ——ilia 4-ib. can, OF iva prices i] $e biderdown whit i pink, light blue, rose, } Aah j canary, heli, gray, (an and cadet, 54 inches | 4 ¢ ) nies are imperceptible 4 wide, yd 19¢ r— Fresh Butierine — \ Women's Fine Cotton Hose BH] | ath Hobe Cloth: the larvest assortment in New ny pair 4 York to ch min light and dark grounds, A Ge 4 4 fancy figures, Indian designs, Teddy bear, excellent aes Fine Linke Finieh Hose jor bath robe king jackets, carriaze roves ; bb NUTS OR, 4 Alga boots und fancy work, Mee 10. Hy hs, SBC Women’s Fibre Silk Hose 32 ‘ 4 c aan ARR TPH DIE Tsiag 10}5, pair saneewaks c yd a Rue 2 “ 0c Navy Plue Flannel suitable for shirtings ¢ Te eee ore A , Children’ ; WY | ara Yor petticoats, 9 29e ‘ Babbint’s —Wheat Meats "Colivn tisas —altae F $1 White Flannel excellent for women's and 72 | 70. o5¢ Best Clcanser ATED BREAK rae | $0 9)y, 18 infants’ wear, 0 inches wide, yd ¢ | ‘ bs Dosen, Bis\ ve Te 1 c a j 36-inch Outing Flannels— good 'feecy nap, plain and cA Ne giant site bus ig mary Starch—— |_sor #160; ke EC | clnkes's OFA we d blue stripes, this width cuts to i c Pan Scraper p ND Cotton Hose—bere { 4 e for might owns, Pajamas, skirt MA ‘ A lie of Babbitt eanee 4 ; 82¢ Lenox Soap x ter grades, sizes en + (the “manufacturer's e : th. car Oe ter & » fi } to 844, / today i8' 194¢¢,) sale, ity | yo | p—telected Exes — , ae W7e voareb 78 {Se SeUEOROTENEN mane PON 20c | No Mai © Orders Filled : | ie Done \7e | He ' | All sizes in this amazing underpriced distribution, {| ———_ Filled Books of “Sperry” Cold Stamps hecien C Worth er macherevein Are Leperin ent.cr for $2 in Cosh et &x Office on Pith Floor, We Glee ac Green | | Trading Stemips ua Urucl Ash fer lame Lepll: &h Slempe Td oC Single de Senge Thacher, Leche spery Cola Stomps Au Day Tomorrow On) 3