The evening world. Newspaper, November 19, 1917, Page 7

SPN er =e — oe — pre Oe a r Lo A meeting in the Intereet f the Committen for the Care of Vreneh 1m | Mothers and Children will be he To | ight at the home of M | hei by & local broke Pleads Not Guilty Guilty to Fraud) cover nia mar Charge—$14,000 in Se- curities Ordered Sold, | money be turned uve —— the Antiouncement haa, been made of engagement of Mise Dorothy Pimer Dwlewins, formeriy New York “| FIRE DESTROYS | FOUR HOUSES Agnen Wiewsarde, 4 ci id t Mr. and * agent of the.Hankers’ Life Inauran mre. Dawes ome . dh + Company of Des Moines, Ta, was heid| Sarme watt in 060,000 hati to-day by the United) Staten Commissioner Mitchebek on the charae of using the matia to defraud + dollar-t-week Liberty loan mubscribers | oUt of about $50,000. Dwiggines was brought back to this city Saturday | airht from Montzomery, Ala, where he | », A rf Was arrested by postal Inspectors who had tratied him from the offices of the | « Mra, Louls & Davidson of No. {ngurance company at No, 165 Broad- ert 4) Went 109th Street has announced way. > engagement of her daughter, Minws| Diggins pleaded not gulity and d¢- |New Maven Resiaters Women fer) Tena Davidson, to Arthur H. Marri, | Ug manded an examination, He will be War Work, examined inter. He did not seem to tstelyb red lal ee he rigs For the beneefit of the Amertean| v8. Dwiggine, who furnished the in-| 14 w Haven to-day | Soldiers in France, Major Dan Coftir, | formation which led to her husband's pon to replace |and’Capt. Richard Halgh of the Brit. Arrest and who greeted him on hie|men wi 2 ooes fiaveyolunteered|!ah Army will tell of thelr personal ’ a arrival here on Saturday, was present nome other form of war du war experience in the bailroom ati ARN a! a LA a Ge Blood te many Af ay r William ©. Allison of itor | Men mont, Pa, and Bar Harbor, ot fre lannounced her engagement to Charien | tockton Thorne of thia city | Fifth Avenue at Thirty-fifth Street Established 1879 BLOUSES JXTRAORDINARY values in Georgette and crepe de chine blouses in smart suit shades, white and flesh, tailored . and lace trimmed. Duplicates of styles which would ordinarily sell for half again as much. Misses’ Apparel SUITS | MISSES’ tailored suits in | the new Winter wool fab- rics,as well as rich velveteens. Exclusive models, either plain or showing fur trimming. | Sale Price $3. 95 Sale Price $28.50 One of these would make a | Marsisless teat 12 46000 usefull Christmas gift. DRESSES | MILLINERY A COLLECTION of dresses HIS collection includes model grouped for special sell- hats, many of them copies of aiet aden is A sacints of Pyeuch inportations, materials of every description, in the good tig seaaon | s models and ma | colors of the season. You will see satins, Geor- gettes, plain and plaid vel- veteens, or fine serges. | Sale Price $18.50 Heretofore $35.00 to $0.00 | COATS OF rain proof armi-cloth in a new and distinctive model—almost a perfect copy | of the men’s service coat. I | A USEFUL Christmas gift is this indeed. $25.00 aes anne oe vig chiffon finish vorduroy, lines throughout with silk. UTILITY COATS (i he collar, pockets and girdle are a bit SMART wool mixture coats | aeons in plain. patch pocket, belted model. | Special Value $18.50 | | 8rd Floor $12.50 $5 :00 Hats That Were §$!°5° $12.50 $21.50 ‘Hats That Were $225 $15.00 Main Floor —— ———_ = | Hats That Were $!°°° Tuesday's Sale Corduroy Negligees, $5.90 Sale Price, $5.90 Heretofore $7.95 SALE MESSALINE PETTICOATS A SPECIAL purchase of beau- tiful petticoats in all street colors. $3.95 £nd Floor You Never Pay More at Best’s CHILDREN’S DRAWERS 2 to 14 years STRONG muslin with nar- now embroidery rutie with tucks above. | | 3% Sale Price 45c | | 2 to 8 yrs. 10 to 14 yrs. £nd Floor i: CARTER'S IR IRON PILLS mont pale-faced people OLD CROW RYE. 2 fee 0. 8 Pee OF America’s Finest RYE WHISKEY HAND MADE 1U STRAIGHT PURE RYE MADE IN KENTUCKY, U. S. A. Best & Co. |THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 19. 1917, \aertng the proceedings to-day. are | Bherry's Wedneetay neon, Mra we | ala Rowers, Mre Adatoh Laten | fom Lander varia te Chairman ure. re lames Powell Putnam, WOMe not Moruse the case Notes in Soc: ty give, and the patromensen Ime Mrs Cnarien Van Wansseines and - he Mr PY Praskita ell, Mra Mre W riteneeh Whitehouse SOUR MASH Women s Apparel. nd Floor | FUR TRIMMED COATS LARGE special purchase of cloth coats, developed in the season’s most desir- able fabries and colors. Made with large conyerti- ble Hudson Seal (dyed Musk- rat) collar. Sale Price $36.00 SUITS REDUCED SMARTLY tailored suits, many fur trimmed, com- prising models of velveteen and wool materials. Sale Price $30.00 Heretofore $35.00 to $49.50 EVENING DRESSES NUMBER of evening dresses taken from our reg- ular stock, comprising some of the best styles of the season. They are developed in tulle, metal cloth, satin, soft taffeta and spangled net. In all de- sirable shades. $30.00 Heretofore £49.60 to $89.50 1 Floor EVERY SALE PLANNED FOR WISE ECONOMY On account of the low prices quoted, no mail or telephone orders can ie taken. wor tineer 4 9 STESS AVES LOLOL, ES ae OPPENHEIM. GLUNS & G 44th Street, New York Important Shoe Sale For Tomorrow, Tuesday (Only) About 1600 Pairs Women's High Cut Boots Nine inches high, eleven inches from ground. Distinctive models, in all black glace kidskin; also with patent leather vamps, welted soles, leather Louis XV. or new military heels. In all mzes and widths for Women and Misses Sale Price 5.90 None Sent C. 0. D. No Approvals No Exchanges Vt BRONX 2»TORL AUMANN3 (< 149:h Strect & 5rd AVENUE TO THOSE WORTHY OF CREDIT Apartments Furnished Open ur Evening “”" from $50 Up i 10-Piece io we Jacobean Fyicyy anced gS aT, All Goods g 98 NO EXTRA Marked in i CHARGE Plain Figures For CREDIT tn Jacobean fintsh. 10 places. consist. <a BUFFET | hy oF ze z >e ° ee Good shown in this advertisement will be sold at adverti ed prices only during this week. NOTE: NEW YORK WORLD Sets The Pace