The evening world. Newspaper, November 9, 1917, Page 19

-- a > —— — Camp Graduates Suffer From Per shing’s Reorganization of Ainerican Army PLATT HN IS, Now. 9 The recent t that the War Depart mission fone Can hal f active nerviow at md training cam sturbed the 1.009 candidates one They feet thet if ey go back to civilian life mubject to @all they will bo regarded a» failures The announcement of the mrond BMP Mporifically anid that older men Were desired. Many candidates gave EP G00d ponitions to serve their ¢ mans | try. Saye, by WASHINGTON, Nov. # Baker has stated with no little feel fing that he greatly regrets there will Mot be places on the active lst for all Graduates of Mint rg and® other Officers’ training cam: All plans of the W however, were knocked t when Gen. Pershing re @4 that the army be reorganized. By Virtually doubling the numerical @trength of regiments to the organization found tive by the Hritish and War Department had many more of~ flcers then » immediately re- @ired. So graduates of the training} camps must, for a (ime, go.on reserve. | Ust without pay. | retary tment cooked smmond- | oe WAR WORK IS HALTED | AS STRIKE SPREADS 4,300 Men in Boston District Are Idle , and: Contracts | Wait. { BOSTON, Nov. 9.—Strikes in plants ih this city and vicinity:where Gov, ) @mmment contracts are being filled Spread to-day, and more than 1,300 @iechanics. are now tavolved, while tore may be called out in a few days. Among the plants affected are the Navy Yard, the Watertowm Arsenal, Me Naval Hospital in Chelsea and the Federal Appraisers’ Stores in thig, ity. Secretary MacDonald, in explaining the reason the men quit work, Praised the patriotism of the wnion men? Tho further spread of the @trikes is said to rest upon instruc- tions from the International Ameri- can Federation of Labor's Byilding Trades Department, now in session in Boffalo, N ELKS WILL ERECT "ANEW WAR HOSPITAL Model Reconstruction Institution Will Be Built in Boston. ‘A model reconstruction hospital, to ‘be erected in Boston by the Ord Elks at a cost of $250,000, was ac- eepted by the Government yesterday. Plans for the hospital, which will be Dullt from a $1,000,000 fund ¢ tributed by 600,000 Kiks in the United Btates, bave been quictly under way} for some time | Following a conference with Sur- eon Gen. Gorgas In Washington yes- terday, the Elks’ War Relief Com Mission, composed of John K. T Joseph T. Fanning, Jerome B. Fisher James KR. Nichol Righto apd Grand Exa Per, decided th Consist of a con unit oF ward hospital buildings, v work shops, barr: iness hail post exchange. nmissio: rived in. this city yesterday. The hospital will be built’on Py arker Hill, contiguous to the Robert Brig ham Hospital, BURGLARS BLOW UP BANK, BUT THEY OVERLOOK $75 Cut Wires, Hold Town at Bay, Ex-| plode Eight Charges of Dynamite and Escape With $18,000. JACKSON, Mich,, Nov, ~The Farm ‘ate Bank in the. village of Con @erd, ten miles south of here, wa wrecked by burglars carly to-day. ‘Th Dandits escaped with about $18,000 41 cash, Explosions in the bank attracted eit fens, but they w kept armed men tn front of graph end teleph The men escaped in two aut Examination of the bank plod ~ eight charges door «as ripped open WILL NOT COMMANDEER BIG SEASIDE HOTELS WASHINGTON, Noy. 9 Gorgas is not contemplating the sea Bide resort hotels for use as recu perating stations for soldiers, The Medica! Department of the Army has on file offers from a large number of Americans to turn over their coun- try estates for this purpose, None of these offers has been accepted be- cause it has not been thought neces- @ary to utilize them. Provision Is béing made for a complete hospital eystem and it is believed convalos- cqnts can be handled most satistac- torily and at leas expense in that WA¥sfiome of tbe estates offered will ‘be utilized to supplement the hospital @aallities, should necessity arise. | Diminished Income Demands Diminished Expenses Regard the matter how we may, it is an undoubted fact that these are times of diminished incomes. The situation must be met, and met in such manner that undue discomfort must not be apparent. We maintain (and our contention is justified by 21 years of adequate service to the le of New York), that tris JUSTIN TIMES LIKE THESE THAT GRE ENHUT! $ MOST PERFECTLY SHOWS ITS VALUE TO PEOPLE OF MODERATE MEANS Just one instance; PAY A TRIAL VISIT TO THE WORLD'S GREATEST GROCERY, Learn there how to reduce your table expense without sacrificing an iota of elk And this is but a single department which we use to lustrate our point, The ratio between income and expenditure has been and is steadily mounting. The latter soars; the former drops. Not a family in New York but what is affected toa greater or less degree. To those to whom every dollar must be made to per- form extra service in these strenuous times, no better advice than this can be given; “CONCENTRATE YOUR BUYING HERE.” Greenhut’s Men’s Clothing Sales Unequalled Throu ae the Length and Breadth of the City Another “winning” ticket in the campaign of “The Big Store.” Another rout for high prices. @ Another money-saving victory for our patrons. Extra Special— ‘Saturday Morning from 9 to 11 o’Clock Only Men’s Suits, Overcoats & ‘$10 Raincoats at . . An unheard-of low price for clothin| divine iiee days of highest quotations that have ever been known in ike history of this country. It is @ positive fact that retailers cannot duplicate these suits, overcoats and raincoats to retail for less than $15. at $10 The S Popular styles in a big variety of patterns. Sizes up to 40 chest measure. The Overcoats at $10 Neat patterns and up-to-the-minute styles. Quantities limited. Good range of sizes. The Raincoats at $10 A surelys stock from the well-known C. Kenyon & Co., the foremost raincoat makers of the qbuntry, Values to $20. And Now, Men, Look Here! Men’s Overcoats & Suits, Full Dress $ 1 5 & Tuxedo Coat & Trousers Suits at You couldn't imagine a better offering. We regard this bargain as little short of wonderful. AEN'S AND YOUTHS' OVERCOATS AND SUITS in every imagin- ane style and fabric, Fashions of the newest, but not every size in every a tae ate high-class sample garments. NOTE PARTICULARLY THE OFFERING OF FULL DRESS AND TUXEDO COAT AND JROUSERS SUITS, Boys’ Suits ckinavs2¢ at $5 and $6-75 Which Represent the Acme of 2) Value at the Present Time : i. ILthere laa parent who doesnot kowshet Greens, ho OW hut's is the place to outfit the youngster for the com- ing Winter, this is emphatically the time to “get ac- quainted,” Little fellows who ere outfitted here are perfectly equipped for the winter,-warmly and stylishly Let these offerings prove the truth of what we say At §6-75 BOYS’ SUITS—1 and 2 pairs of trou- Sers, Slash and patch pocket styles, fancy Tweeds, Homespuns and Cheviots, Cassimeres, and others. Also a fine collection of light and dark gray and a" mixtures. Sizes 7 to 18 years .75 BOYS' NORFOLK CORDUROY At 6 SUITS—with 2 pairs of lined trousers, sizes 7 10 16 years At $6-75 BOYS’ MACKINAW COATS—bution é to neck and shawl collar models, heavy Mackinaw cloths in rich plaids, Sizes 7 to 17 years, At $ $6-75 BOYS' OVERCOATS—long convert ble collar and Trench models, heavy weight serviceable linings, gray and brown mixtures, sizes 8 to 17 years, At 56: 75 BOYS’ JUNIOR TRENCH MODEL AND BUTTON TO NECK COATS fancy gray and brown mixtures, sizes 2! 10 10 years And These Extra Specials at 85 Boys’ Land 2 Trouser NorfolkSuits— | Boys’ Mackinaw Coats— button to Seasonable fancy mixtures, 7 10 17 ar: neck and shaw! collar styles, rich Boyer Norfolk Drab Corduroy Suits| Plaids, in gray,brown, maroon, red, 7 to 16 years. | ete., 7 to 17 years, Boys’ Long Convertible Collar Over- | Boys’ Junior Oy ercoats—Trench coats—gray and brown mixtures,} models and button to neck styles, 7 to 17 years. | gray and brown, 2!» to 8 years, Stunning New Filled Books of “Sperry” Gold Stamps Are Redeemable for $2 Give ax Green Trading Stamps as Usual. THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9, Great Blouse Sale ym of Novelty White Voile and Batiste in Saturday's Sale, at ..... siken Reaves Our Blouse Department has the reputation for showing the very newest modes as soon as they are created, and fo this the added feature of marking blouses in the newest styles at popular prices. Often we take exclusive models and have them reproduced to sell at popular prices At $2 tomorrow you may choose from blouses which are excep- tionally stylish and new. We illustrate one which is fashioned of white Voile and has Gypsy tie collar and cufts of fresh colored washable satin. Other Voile Blouses with Eton or rolling pointed collars of beg satin, also fine Batiste blouses with shawl or novelty collagsof white ce edged with Irish crochet, and one button effects, with ped burton! Handsome Silk Crepe de Chine Blouses pried" $2.98 Blouses of this material are the favorite of many women, and to- morrow these blouses be had here at the very attractive price of $2.98, Choice of white or flesh color in effective styles, one as illustrated, This has full plaited front and hemstitched turn-over standing collar. Other styles beautifully embroidered with large square collar and cuffs, Included at this price are also dainty Net Blouses, trimmed with embroidery, laces, frills, etc. Vee, Cotton Blouses At *1 At this popular price we are showing an extensive assortment of white voile blouses in tailored models, also triped voile and colored striped voile. Dressy effects, trimmed with laces and embroidery blouses of se also included. izes 36 to 46, 9 Choice of Newest Any “Victr ola’ ies ae All you have to do, for your part, is to pay for'the few records necessary to enable you to realize its remarkable possibilities as a source of entertainment for you, your famlly and your friends. Then, if you decide to keep the instrument, you may pay for it on as Little as Week This for the lower priced Victrolas—the more expensive ones in proportion. Thousands of people have come to realize that as a home entertainer there's nothing better than this instrument. There's never a dull hour in the home where it is installed. Old and young, rich and poor—all are benctited and gladdened by its presence. Secure Your Victrola Now—and at Greenhut’s. No Trading Stamps with "Victor Goods. A Special Skating Outfit al Would Regularly oats 4 at $7.25, for. . . : $5 _ This outfit comprises: A Pair of Men's cr Women's “Elco"” Calf Skating Shoes, (The Ladics' shoes have 7 inch uppers.) 'y Skates (attached to shoes). Pair of Union Hardware Co. Tempered Steel Runner H. BUY THIS OUTFIT AT No_ need to say more than that WE COULD WHOLESALE TODAY FOR THE PRICE WE NAME, A Special Skating Outfit for *10°° That Would Regularly Cost You $12.50 to $13.95 Your Choice of Tan or Black Hockey Shoes for men or women, 7 or 10 inch uppers. runners, all parts nickel plated. Tee Skates from Skating Shoes from. World-Famous Makes + ‘ These tires are not guaranteed, but hundreds of our patrons from actual experience know that they do give satisfaction, even though they may be purchased for considerably less than the regular list prices. + Here Are Makes of Tires Known All Over the Country. Think of the most widely advertised names—most likely the very tires you are now using are included in this sale. We promised not to mention the names, and therefore we don't. But you will know the makes the moment you see them. The names are also op a list displayed in the department. Come and see them you will be amazed at the economies, Lis @rice, Our Price, | @ $13.45 $5.75 5 $14.00 $7.00 | 20 $17.45 $10.00 $19.05 Bs $21.40 322.45 x $21.65 $10.00 $25.00 $18.75 $0.25 $19.15 $35.15 $21.10 $32.05 $25.75 $29.85 $32 $324 $46.75 44.00 $4.10 eee eet ee weet sree Ter es ia very p GASOLINE EMERGENCY TAN ditiun ‘to you | FOR OWNERS OF FORD ( AR ABLE REMOU with RUNNING BOARD COCO MA AUTOMOBILE GIL. GU HAND ACTUATEL . DOUBLE CYLINDER PUM ?s SINGLE CYLINDER P $1 MARVEL VULCANIZER RONSON COMBINATION \ MARVEL AUTO CLEANER like new; Washes « Ask for Them Double style (a pic (Women's shoes with The Skates: Union Hardware Co. make, highest quality, Hockey or Club, And we incidentally mention that we have complete stocks of Fn —selected———"| | Fresh Butter ——Our Own Baking——— QD PL. QD NS QD NS QD NS —_———$————————————— Fresh Vegetables Fresh Fruits | POT LIGHTS f | AUTOMOBILE FORD REAR TIRE HOLOER FORD SPEEDOMETER | strument board FORD BRASS RADIATOR CAPS 61 oe | FORD TOOL Hoxt y 10 put on $1.35 | rorp runnin BATTERY HYDRO ¥ | HOLDERS —« BT. ana 40 FORD JUMBO SPARK PLUG: 0 Worth of Merchandise in Any Department, or for $2 in Cash at the ga¢ Offices on the Fifth Floor. We ¢ Stamps Till 12 0'Clock, Single ax Stampa Thereafter, Single “Sperry” Gold Stamps AU Day {Women’s Sam- ple Gloves, i $1. 50 (Meyer's Make) $2 and $2.25 Grades Smartest eryles in Kid and PXM Cape Gloves, aay, dleck and ey | @ supply of doves for for’ Christmas. The roleee ar eas Saturday In Always a Big Day in Our Departments for Misses, Juniors and Girls Girls’ $9.75 Coats $7.95 Saturday at One of the models may be hed in Grey Chinchilie, douwble-brested style, with squere id best. Alan preny conte of Ziveting re incioded at thie priem Girls’ $14.75 Coats $12.75 Special at Style and materiel bork combine tema thie 9 ewsener garment. It te mint so taa tet, ed’ lined inevugnows, ‘Bete $0 te 18 yours. CON brown aid navy Cheviot) juniors’ $17.50 © 5 Henioy #50 Cons $14.75 18, 17 and 19 years. Juniors’ $22.50 Coats $18.75 Saturday at These coats are in a chafmingly distinetive 4). They are developed of Velour Cloth in brown, grean or navy. The rilbe atyle trimme rirdle ie wide at the reaat pockets trimmed pearl buttons. Sies 18, 17 and 19 yeare Misses’ $16.50 and $18 Silk and Serge Dresses $13, 95 On Sale Saturday at At tom * very 8p large variety of specially al price, we offer a in: faale, gers ni t ot arcotiont quality ALL WOOL SERC o some of Vel airs. veteen, Satin and Charmeuie, Ap the oorract Fashionable Furs *¥%,t""" At Less. Than Regular Prices It will surely pay you to make your fur selection in tomorrow's great sale. Bear in mind, please, that at Greenhut's every piece of fur is marked with its real name, and guaranteed to be a from news In tomorrow's sale, you may ch roan newest fashions in f and scarfs, made of most desirab! wanted pelts. limited space we can only mention a few a tel the maay. specials. $10.75 Dyed Opossum 56” Muffe—at hop 75 Aid ede Opossum od iz 16 Manchurisn Dog $Q%6 Muffe at... 99.75 Manchurian Dog §: Mutts $19.75 Nevaat Raccoon$ Scarfs $17.75 Dewan’ Wolt $ 1h Scarfe—at $27.75 Brown ‘Wolf $ Muffs-—at.. $13.75 Nutela Muffs— 0" $18. "is Nutria Scarfs $ $14.75 Black Cat Lynx 5] De 75 Muffs- at $14.75 Black Cat Lynx | Da 75 Scarfe —at Fox Scarfs Are here in a splendid assort- ment of new styles, and in such desirable shades as Taupe, Kamchatka, Poiret, Red Cross, and Black. They are very moderately priced— from *24°° 0 *59° Sale of $10.50 to $12.50 Bedside or #7750 Night Tables Saturday at....... A necessity for a well-equipped bedroom, These tables afford @ choice of about a dozen styles and periods. (One illustrated.) Some in Mahogany, some in Circassian Walnut, Of some we have but the sample, o? others a number, Early selection is advised, as the quantity is limited. The values are excellent, 1 Special Prices on Groceries Inverted Lights Fresh Mears and Mantles None sent ¢ : Prices that will make this ion in SIRLOIN STEAKS | ( " se 17. ory our Store Down. stairs busy all day i, De | billed: oF De tomorrow VEAL Saiice ents | LAMBS Md guar Tavorted' B's 5 oy for rowst 24¢| ters of city BDe 4 choice of full value, or No. 4 Welsbach, regularly 1249c and I3c, sale euch 10c Wizard or Rrighted In- verted Mantles— regularly 1 a | ar Exes The most de Fresh supplies ing; Ib dressed; Ib magic, comet, select 206 Gasco Man- S tles at ce 25¢ Tungsten Inverted Man- ALMOND RINGS D5¢e Ite iy WNTAIN tles ar CARte— = 2be - ce Upright Mantles regular 2 for 28, 2 for..... *21c Upright Mantles—choice of Welsbach or Lindsay, at 10c 75¢ Lindsay Inverted Lights — No. 519, with half frosted globe, at c $1.25 Lindsay Inverted Light—No. 2, complete with all frosted globe, at ce No. 4 Lindsay Inverted Lights— complete with outfit, 9 ce Ni PONGE | SEEDED RAISIN TARTS D5) BREAD [he BOSTON STYLE | BEST POUND CREAM J 5@| CAKES TR@ PIES ea 1 2 Ibe. WA TERCRES ANCY TABLE APPLES O56 MI] sweet ox ANGES. 98 * 10¢ ‘sgten 28e CELERY at $1.65 Reflex Inverted Light Cult ~complete with mantle, inver cylinder and opal globe,$ 4.49 y tMlons 25. 10¢ aos AMT Tuck eet white Rossted trea [Le te | ae at 5 Lindsay Inverted Light—with avy goose-neck burner and pull chain, bye-pass inner cyl. $475 inderand opal globe, at. Sine ened t ——