The evening world. Newspaper, November 9, 1917, Page 5

THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1917. a RCAAAESD) | 90-YEAR-OLD WOMAN" | cote] RUNAWAY BOWLS OVER MANY. SCULPTOR GAR MAKE "08 (00.2 26a ty pou Edtablished 185%. KAD he an mould of tho distigured face, and ‘ F. Kleinberger Galleries Inc. ANCIENT PAINTINGS | ANNOUNCB | thelr REMOVAL to Ka | 725 FIFTH AVENUE Between seth and b7th Sta, —— IS RESCUED FROM FIRE on and Policeman Carry Aged Mrs. Morris Out Through Blaze. Mrs. Helen Morris, ninety years old, |was overcome by smoke early to-day |when fire damaged the house In which |ahe lived with her son, Thomas Mor- tls, and his family, at No, 240 West nual celebration ot the German-Amer- fean Alliance of Kansas C ansas, whic was to have veen held next Sunday, will not be permitted, the police announced to-day, Residents complained that the cele- bration was not looked upon with favor. It is an event In commemora- tion of tho landing of Germans at} Philadelphia and of the founding of Germantown, Pa. pa Maan Serio, to the street, and dashed through @ window of the grocery stare of David Zetiner, No. 1039 Myrtt) Avenue. Then packed out and headed down # were crowded. Mra. Leah Junklow of No. 642 Willoughby Avenue, wheeling her three-year-old son Robert NEW FACES FOR SOLDIERS Boston Woman nan Takes Mould of Distigueed Features, = Then Constructs Copper Mask. Only an order of Gen. Pershing’s bars Mra, Anna Coleman Ladd, Boston sculptor, from sailing at once for France to reconstruct the features of ‘soldiers whose faces have been marred, by wounds. Mra. Ladd, who has been working In then to model with clay to attain the eaturee shown in some pre-war pho- tograph, ¥ the original cast « copper plate mask will be cast. This in silvered and painted flesh color, The mask when finished Is the face by spectacle frames. CASTORIA For Infante and Ohlidren. id to James MeGreery & Co, 5th Avenue 34th Street The New Galleries wii! be | Street, Brooklyn Free Flower Show Open. in a baby carriage, was knocked down, : | ' ", on wit Street, . ; .|the New York Exchange for Women at| Bears | 7 Sh eek oe | The fire was discovered by Patrot- rn oe aumlian Pike dtectinettoncl the carriage overturned and the baby|No, 334 Madison Avenue, announced B ‘ LOAN EXHIBITION \ nga Canes Sk Bula, Whe kigeme cal eer ork opened Int ral | thrown out, On the way to Sumner | yesterday that the War Department | the o ihe: Tahiti, Te aaeleted Morte tel en | he AONAHoae MUONS BE Bas Avenue the horse knocked down Ed-|had accepted Yer, offer to do, special The PRIMITIVES ning @ nerican Museum of Na-] ward Lawrenze, twenty-four, of No.|work. Major V. p. Mlatr for the de- | Signature R the full, gross receipts of § carry his wife and two childsen to|tural History 1043 Myrtle Avenue, and Sam Cohen, lthe street and then wont to the secona| free. will be open to-day to-mor- partment added that Mrs, Ladd's idea| i . Kind was excellent and suggested that she be, open tocday and to-mor- | thirty, of No. 16 Van Buren Street Melb allied soldiers og is which ‘Will go to the floor, where he found Morris's mother |£%, fo"p, at; aiso Sunday, from 1°to| Woliceman Jones of the Vernon Ave- hetangtarnard Ladd. the seuiptor's . You Have American WAR RELIEF {06 unconscious. GP. M nue Station Jumped on the running |husband, ta doing special work for = EF § Morris and the patrol carried the > —-- board of an automobile and gave |fhiidren In ans, span G exception | | Always Bought aged woman to the home of & nelgh- Altec Bent ant ac sdta Meena nel Ta Cott [Hives a hyaiciang from working | Sor Witte oie Wis *¢ She will | Bee! Takes Ir avy: |knocked. Wowi but atuppen the hore |iR,erance If thelr husbands are with | tn Use For Over 30 Years. recover, ‘The fire did about $500| en f None of those knocked do®n was ne-|('ertane her nilasicge add cannot no ‘00 a damage. Boe hare. ously hurt undertake er mission. Mre. id's method of reconatruct- | James MeCreery & Co. 5th Avenue Four New Models WOMEN’S BLOUSES 5.50 regularly 7.50 Attractive White and Flesh Color Georgette Crepe Blouses with Real Filet Lace trimming combined with hand-embroid- ery; very smart models; excellent quality material, OUTING FLANNEL White Outing Flannel of standard quality; finish; 10 yards in a piece. 1.65, regularly 2.50 WHITE COTTON FABRICS soft’ velvet ON SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10TH 34th Street Unprecedented Values WOMEN’S VELVETEEN SKIRTS 6.50 Three smart styles qs illustrated Fashioned of a splendid quality twill- back velveteen in Brown, Taupe, ¢ ireen, Black, Navy Blue and Burgundy; sizes 25 to 36-inch waistbands. One model is shirred all around with broad belt and two large pockets, trim- White sheer Nainsook; soft durable quality; 10 yards in @ piece. 1.65, regularly 2.50 Unusual Reductions WOMEN’S SMART FOOTWEAR igh Cut Boots—Black Calfskin or Patent Leather, with gray Suede tops, leather Louis het al Pearl Gray Suede or Kidskin, Louis XVI heels; Cocoa Calf with Worumbo Fawn Cloth tops, Cuban heels; Patent Leather with White Kidskin tops; all Bronze Kidskin; Havana Brown Kidskin or Champagne Kidskin with cioth tops to match, Louis XVI heels; all Black Calfskin with low Military heels. All sizes represented, but not in every style. 6.85 regularly 1000, 12.00, 14.00 High Cut Boots | High Cut Boots Patent Leather Lace Boots, with Pearl Black Glace Lace or Button Boots; welted on ee tops; Black Kidskin with Fawn | soles; Cuban Louis heels; all sizes represented, Nesls; Alliaisen sepresented, but not inevery. | ut tot inievery:styic: _ atyle. 5.85 4.75 regularly 8.00 7.00 regularly Great Millinery Clearance EVERY TRIMMED & UNTRIMMED HAT For Women, Misses, Juniors and Girls At 4 Price A large assortment of smart and becoming styles; large, medium and small shapes; Black and best Autumn colorings NO C, O. D.’S NO APPROVALS NO RETURNS med with self-covered button. The ‘ other two models havé shirred back; yoke ending in front with deep points. Extraordinary Offerings MISSES’ & GIRLS’ APPAREL Misses’ Coats,—size 14 to 18 years; a large variety of handsome Fur-trimmed models; made of Wool Velour, Broadcloth, Bolivia or Crystal Cloth. ‘ 29.50, 45.00 to 69.50 Misses’ Serge Dresses,—size 14 to 18 years; numerous models that are smart and stylish; made of good quality Navy Blue Serge or Jersey Cloth, 12.75, 18.50, 26.50 Misses’ Afternoon Dresses,—size 14 to 18 years; an excellent assortment of this season's smartest models; made of Satin or Velveteen. 12.75, 22.50, 26.50 Juniors’ Suits,—size 15 to 19 years; youth- ful models; made of Burella Cloth, Wool Velour or Broadcloth, in Navy: Blue, Taupe, Brown, Beetroot or Green, 16.75 Juniors’ Coats,—size 12 to 17 years; hand- some Fur-trimmed models; made of Burella Cloth, Wool Velour, Velveteen or Silvertone; all lined and interlined. 16.75 to 59.50 Girls’ Coats,—size 6 to 10 years; a large variety of smart and practical models; made of Cheviot, Wool Velour, Broadcloth or Vel- veteen: plain or Fur-trimmed. 10.75, 16.75, 22.50 Taken Smart Suits made of Burella Cloth, Broadcloth or Wool Velour; smart and stylish models; plain or fur-trimmed Taupe, Brown, Beetroot, Green or Plum, Regularly 26.50 to 8 Greatly Reduced for Saturday Only 185 MISSES’ SUITS—14 to 18 years From Our Regular Stock Navy Blue, \ 46.50 5.00.) 24.50 NOVEMBER SALE FUR COATS, MUFFS & NECKPIECES A comprehensive assortment of the Advantage should be taken of this unusual 1--Hudson Seal Coat, Natural Muskrat Coats, and cuffs. Muff to match 48 inches long; blended Skunk collar, cuffs and. border. 225.00 2—Taupe Nutria Coat,—natural Raccoon collar and cuffs: belted model: 45 inches long. 185.00 3—Hudson Seal Coat of choice skins; Skunk collar and cuffs; 45 inches long. 185.00 Hudson Seal Coats of selected skins; 48 inches long; beautifully lined 185.00 Hudson Seal Coats, —40 inches long with blended Skunk collar and cuffs 145.00 36 inches long; MUFFS & NECKPIECES 4—Finest quality Beaver Cape 5—Best Quulity Black Lynx Scart Black Lynx Muff to mateh 6— Real Skunk Cape Muff to mateh 7—Fine Dark Mink Stole Muff to matel Nutria collar 65.00 42.50 25.00 42.50 37.50 55.00 37.50 225.00 65.00 most desirable pelts, in all the latest models and many fashionable combinations. opportunity to secure high-grade, luxurious Furs at these exceptionally low prices COATS | | | ON SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10th Exceptional Value 250 SUITS For Men and Young Men 18.50 regularly 22.50, 25.00 and 28.00 The assortment includes short lines and odd lots taken from our regular stock. Suits of excellent quality woolen Fabrics, includ- ing Flannels in Plain Blue, Gray, Brown, Green and Oxford; numerous patterns in stripes, checks and mixed effects; a variety of smart models including two, three and four-button styles in correct proportions for men with conservative and ultra-fashionable ideas; superior tailoring, linings and trimmings; size 33 to 44. Other suits 22.75 to 55.00. Remarkable Offerings OVERCOATS For Men and Young Men 18.50, 22.75, 26.50 and 28.50 Developed jn plain and fancy-back materi- als in a large variety of patterns and checks; smart models includin rench (with belt all around), Town Ulster, Chesterfield and loose box Slip-on styles; slash or patch pockets; mostly quarter lined with’ satin; seams piped with satin, also satin sleeve linings; faultlessly tailored; sizes 34 to 44, Men’s Clothing Dept., 5th Floor Special Sale MEN’S FOOTWEAR Tan or Black Russia Calf Lace Shoes; new smart 5.85 regularly 7,00 Black or Tan Russia Calf Lace; Patent Leather Button or Lace and Black Glace Kidskin Lace; new lasts 7.85 regularly 9.00 to 11,00 SECOND FLOOR last.