The evening world. Newspaper, December 14, 1917, Page 15

| wain sory. of i and FOR STABLE PEACE 38 uso erm J MEN READY mr ° ’ every effort has bee wade (6 bare ton Go terament ‘ | out {te original intention 4 publicly and offetally 4 Would ang 4 racy tn pe or America ¢ to on fle writing the Da ewe on “That! hecoemary ta recite the leon pu man tt vy whould “1 mm) It 19 quite enay to picture what Sart. transterned (0 n_ | kind of peace the tytom notey a 16 another part torn |) é tion of thin realin fo after, Germany German Empire and turned —— (o'o @ separate state? And shall we entione to Indulge tn ahier so hat portions of the urface in Minor and arved up in nome part ted among fs to be beaten nothing else matters tion of eauned officers to Milly yt ny the Govern tt would no Hment and weakening of Yersey's Voluntcer Field Artil-| vs fery, Organized at Washing- ton Request, Not Recognized and agerandizament of some f belligerents at he imere The other be | the suggestion of the ; oe Rade a ss be mim nderatond, fare be conpioten” rite her by military he inimunferetond Ailes four months of training a8) the War Depart ‘ Dib 40 the td tea va"incon members of the 24 Neximont, Heavy | hI" a=giih slg | bird peal ve hecatian by nothing except by ton ail @ conclusive cs Field Aritiory, organized tast Aunt! Many of the men who have amtiaten " would ee re nee ron ‘Cermat Fespon an edorai|in Newark have come from other | my mi Pp PSAs iow Finew vuteae parte of the the Wy [peace which would be an Inconclustye ut | Government, 1,200 New Jersey volun 7 va (eee 0nd their officers find themnelvon | entire, “ne today unatio to gain Vederal recon) miles. Asa result many of them face the Possibility of being summoned to before draft boards. . Edge, to-day, aftor saying ty peace ‘This kind of peace Im varying |) 110% Meg Oe noat ardent pros: degrees has been tried over and over , ition of the war fet assurances of Federal recom: for the “Big Guns,” which | | officers in ‘Trenton last ‘Deesday, bave not been productive Of GBF specific rem:its, expreaned d epproval of the course pursued by the War Departu engouraging He Erganization of tiv sopimont and thee refusing to make provision for Miustering it into the Federal service, “To be frank about It, I am sume- What disgusted with the whole sicua- tion,” was one phrase in the Jover- nor’s statement. Last July, Gov. Edge empowered the Mayors of Newark, Jorsey City, Paterson, Perth Amboy and Camden te select men to form companies of fielé artillery. Newark was to have two Datteries and the other municl- palities one battery upiece. The or- | der was received by tho different | Mayors prior to July 25, the date of the President's call, at which time the National Guard ceased to exist. ‘The Governor's communication bore , the assurance (that t regiment Pes 0 ! th 0 MOND PEARL t asithad| |i Sis ngth, Tho d from all parts of the State and men who would otherwise have entered upon a vourse of train- ing at the officers’ the newly formed artillery r Ing to wee early service. , “Hen subject to the draft but wish- tng to answer the call to tho colors SS AT RPR SAS, Genuine Diamonds, Solid Platinum and Gold Jewelry Direct from the Importer and Manufacturer. | The Best of All Gifts at Factory Prices Our reputation has been sustained for the past 57 years by manufacturing and selling the best goods at the lowest prices, UD positious in civil life and en- Le ip the newly formed heavy ar- regiment. ‘The 1,300 numes on the roster are of men keen to see some real iting and who did not want to wait until they sbould be summoned to ap- we before u iiruft board have been so mz nts as to tho futu ent that I want tho position of Btate to be clearly Gov. Edge to Tegiment will be service or not it is impossible the military authorities of the rom time to time the artment bas in. this regurd it as discours “After the rogim fully t gi a88 bh 17th STREET. Wararins PAYAPAY AS i nt we. Get the sensation-Cheer Up! The air is full of PMYVIGY Geo for the boys “Over There’’ for the hoys Over Here the boys Everywhere Meet Your Amas obligation with @ box of MIRATIO CIGARS All Sizes All shapes The followimg sizes and shapes are especially recommended: Sold everywhere MIRATIO Celestialeos —Boxof25 $4.00 ' Majestics —Box of 50 6,00 . Invincibles —Box of 25 3.00 n After Dinner —Boxof25 3.00 u Queens —Box of 50 6.00 Queens —Box of 25 3.00 ‘ Deliciosos —Box of 25 3.00 ‘ Perfectos —Box of 50 5.50 fe Perfectos —Boxof25 2.75 “ Regalia Chica —Box of 50 5.00 “s Panetelas ~Box of 50 4.50 th Bon Ton —Box of 50 4.50 “ Bon Ton —Boxof25 2-25 “ Belvederes —Box of 50 4.00 7) Little Yankees—Box of 50 2.50 S.FERNANDOR & Co. # Varieties(*i."" }—Box of 50 6.50 E. REGENSBURG & SONS pominatioN. —~S””—CC ADMIRATION enopmiarons GEMS MINIATURES. decent tne Yor Mase uw New York Me can $60 to FON 50 Buy them by the 100 | give herself a Christmas present of as many as she THE WAR.TIME SERVICE sTore VOR THE BIG CHRISTMAS SATURDAY Christmas neckties A thousand designs and coloring» —at leust, 6,000 rep ties in plain tones these are gone), There are 9,600 tie the price REST collection we ever had—2) All except the 25¢ ties— boxed in ie, The, $1, $1.50, $2 Another ‘‘Scoop’’ in Blankets 360 pairs. 70x 80 in., weighing 6!4 pounds, wool and cotton filling, $8.50 pair Saturday. ‘This is the price of eight months ago, since which time bianket prices have gone up 50 per cent. We bought these blankets lay from a house that ordered them in April and didn’t rec ive them until Mon- day last—too late to dispose of them. We couldn't buy such blankets at the mill today for $8.50. We shall not sell more than six pairs to any one customer. None C. O. D. Third Gallery, New Building EXTRA! Knitting Yarn 7,200 hanks gray knitting yarn just arrived from Canada, will be offered Saturday, at 85c a hank. The|| | price of yarns of about same erat is $1.15 and | i rising. No telephone ‘or mail orders. No sales Cc. Ow D. First Floor, Old Building Ivory Celluloid—wNever such supplies 3-piece Du Barry or Louis XVI. sets, $7.50 including monogram. 5-piece Du Barry or Louis XVI. sets, $12 including monogram. 12-piece Du Barry or Louis XVI. sets, $21.90 including monogram. Monograms may be script, or in the smart diamond or circle styles. Women are choosing all their ivory celluloid gifts here be- cause the variety is so great the marking is quickly done, and the sets are so fresh and white in their separate boxes. Extra charge will be made for carved relief monograms. Main floor, Old Building 1288 Christmas Blouses So good, so very well-made, that every woman should avail of this specially-prepared opportunity to would like, on Saturday. On the Third Floor 400 blouses of $5.75 grade at $3.85. 288 blouses of $5 grade at $3. 600 blouses of $3.85 grade a 0. : y Crepe Georgette with imitation filet trimming, em- | broidered and beaded Geor- gette—-variety of suit shad as well as flesh color and whit also dark satin blouses with Romany striped collars. | On the Second Floor White Voile blouses pink washable «atin tie collars and cuffs, with Ey Psy On the Virst pl Fine Voile blouses with lacey frills or lacey collars. [xquis- | itely fresh. | High and low necks, $2. Old Building. Every Man Likes Silk Socks Evefy man likes these—because we are selling mort of them than we ever did. Fortunately, we prepared on a very large scale—which, incidentally, gave us a bi advantage in price. _ 1,200 pairs fine thread silk socks, 95c air. ; Black only, Mercerized lisle cuffs and soles Reinforced heels and toes. Sizes 914 to 1144, , 1,000 pairs, 75¢ pair—vertical white stripes on gray, navy, white, black and Russia calfskin. AND—some very much liked natural cashmere socks, medium weight, at 65c pair; and silk and wool socks, natural, white and handsome mixtures, 85¢ pair izes 94 to 12. Burlington Arcade floor, New Building Beautiful Handkerchiefs Exquisite qualities of snowy, pure linen, Astonist Ariel Plenty of stunning colored handkerchief Litth prices that will amaze you 4 Fancy embroidered handkerchiefs, assorted pat rt) \ wonderful assortment of hand-embroidered and terns, box of six, $1.50. Hy] lace-trimmed colored, bordered, and solid color, A Faney embroidered handkerchiefs, in regular hand large variety of styles. 25e each : 4 kerchief box, six for $1 a i abt ee : MEN'S colored silk handkerchiefs--a_ variety of EB asi handkerchiefs, assorted patterns, box olor and pattern—specially priced at 3. MEN'S initial handkerchiefs, good quality line: Belgian lace handkerchiefs, a square of linen with ! inch initial, six for $1.25. deep edging of hand-made Princesse lace One in WOMEN'S initial handkerchiefs with dainty em a box, $1 hroidered wreath, box of six, $1.25 25,000 Men’s Neckties, 25c to $8 meaning, by that, the best kind of neckties such ays men will wear the year round So that there is individualit silks, French silks, Swine silks, English silka, Oriental silks, and last, bigwe the only ones in New York at 50c, (> in 100 Persian effects at, 50e. hristmas boxes, if desired | For Young Women---375 Coats TIREITY BOND COUPONS DUR TOMOnKOW WI, BE ACCEPTED AS CASH IN PAYMENT FOR PURCTIASES as well as variety. Spitalfield American silks. ‘There are rep neckties at We when (These, too, will not be duplicated for $3, $5, $6, $8 more # Burlington Arcade floor, New Building never shown before---Specially priced $19, $25, $32.50, $39.50 Just when everyone is selling tiresome sale things, along comes the Young Women's Store with the prettiest of new fresh, just-bought coats. We have had some of them before, and THEY NEVER STAYED MORE THAN A DAY. ‘The selling force in the Young Women’s Store say these pare ticular coats ‘‘sell themselves.” Warm, delightful pompom cloth, bolivia and wool velour. of them lined throughout and interlined with flannel, collars of nutria or seal-dyed coney, Wonders every one, 75 silk plush coats, $25 and $39.75 (our $37.50 to $59.50 grades). ‘They look like fur coats so thick and glossy they are. lany are collared with skunk opossum and all are beautifully silk-lined. Silk plush and silk velvet. Sizes 15 to 20 years. Second floor, Old Building Mont Some have big Fine Gift Furniture New. Highest standard. At Half Consol table and glass, $28 Our $56 grade, Jacobean oak Cut to war-time prices, Third Less Round table, $18 Our $24 grade. Chippendale mahogany Library table, $73 Our $110 grade. Colonial mahogany Library table, $20 Our $30 grade, ‘Colonial mahogany Arm rocker, $23 Our $35 grade, brown mahogany tapestry seat Book stand, $27 Our $54.60 grade, enamel, decorated Center table, $17 Our $36 grade, two-tone lacquer Secretary desk, $57.60 Drop-leaf desk, $60 Our $115 grade, imuhogany, Our $90 grade, Adam mahogany decorated Book case, $24 Our $36 grade, golden oak, Colonial Our $86 grade, mahogany, Sheraton including every imaginable kind our regular stocks, 10 to 50 per Fifth Gallery, New Building Slippers, Arctics, Rubber Boots The Shoe Store has 24,000 pairs of slippers alone So you can imagine how wonderful and varied the choosing is MEN'S black and tan, low or CHILDREN'S picture comiys, Drop-leaf table, $15 Our $50 grade, American walnut ‘Thousands of pieces, desired in the best homes, cent. less, high kidskin shippers, special at $1 _ pair $2 pair the special mackinaw bed slip MEN'S. felt padded pers, designed for soldiers sole, also leather sole and and other outdoor sleep- heel slippers, $150 to ers, BO. pair $2.50, WOMEN'S eiderdown WOMEN'S padded bed slippers, pink, blue, sole or leather sole and! or gray, 75¢ hee slippers, $1.25 to $2. Four-bucklearctics, fine WOMEN’S satin. slip. gifts for any member pers, $2.50, quilted, $2. » Soft elkskin — Indian as moccasins, $2 to $4, Puss-in-boots slippers, $1.25 to $1.50, according to size of the family, $2.20 to RUBBER BOOTS for men, misses and children, at $2.25. to $1.79, according to size. Main floor, Old Building. 1,200 Glove Silk Camisoles, at 85e Wide tops of ecru lace and a finish of Spectal ribbon. Pink only. 85e. Other grades from $1 to $6.5 ‘ine stocks of glove silk underwear—plain vests, $1.75 to $5 each; fancy vests, embroidered or lace-trimmed, shoulder straps or bodice top, $2.50 to $8.50; bloomers, $2.25 to $12 pair; combination suits, $4 to $9. Main floor, Old Building. atin ) 157 Overcoats for Little Boys Santa Claus sent them. They are $12 overcoats, sizes 215 to 9 years. We shall sell them, Saturday, for $8.25. ‘Ten patterns—plain and mixed grays, fine brown mixture, and colorful effects. One model—belted all around, plain back, slight military flare to skirt. Extra heavy and warm, Venetian lining on shoulders and sl , plaid body lining, GET ONE, Burlington Arcade floor, New Building Main Floor, Old Building