The evening world. Newspaper, December 17, 1917, Page 8

pote coughing, hig Ids find relief in Father J ne Medicine, which soothes drives out the gives new strength. WALTHAM & ELGIN] 0. rset, LADIES’ MEN’S CONVERTIBLE MILITARY WRIST WATCHES Puy Direct ! pay unnecessarily Ben prices for your bigh and Liquors. Buy direct from us and save the middleman’s profit. We can afford to sell at a price that means a saving to you. We gathered immense reserve stocks before prices jum; That is why we can sell most all wines and liquors at which are considerably those of dealers 23 have not had this advantage, and in additior. to all this we offer an infinitely greatec variety than you will find elsewhere. Hygrade Goods are Best at the Price __ California Vintage Wines HYCALA BRAND —Produces Hycala Port —Produces ‘blood, makes for strength and Vigor omecee T5o per bot. HycalaSherry— Excellent stimulant and aid to digestion. . . . 750 per bot. Hycala Claret mild od ular tabl beverage Pop’ e Baber bok Fine old — Sherries from Spain Fi bodied Sweet and Dry Ports from Portugal And we absolutely guarantee Quality same as Always Quantity same as Always HYGRADE WINE Go. Largest retail wine and liquor dealers in the United States GoStores in Greater New York Look in the telephone books i} or acidress of our store D your ‘helgiborhood. eenvice, COURTESY ens THE RY eK rd WORD MoNnNR?, DRO oun | —_— reported missing, fg aly Bane Mam Vesey etrend, eo gums bee People whe have to be outdoors os. Anoe Kan of Ma 1 a, of bie Righeat operating CMistate | 708 of Hroonlyn aald today thay with) Nr? at the arrival of @ fumb of cons powrd to the perigeneadlatt Ad he dh Yerth Amboy te talie porwenai | |™ en Yio eamne ‘Cenal’ the on! |westher, wee Moen "Nd nnd eniiated on saree of the coal movement from ajtuatlon in Kinge maine wee “alt brow (le mowt ef France in Juiy, Hie mother dhe thet potet to Meow VYorm Otty, Mr im wn T neck, neuralgte ng rheumatic ireaned on Haturday night that ha ‘Agia mid to ing they will work o ven, lamb acke. wan & prisomer in the banda of the '** An Important Sale on the Main Floor All V Wool Fine Twill Serge ane of Com at ‘ tt yavinoe’ the Admtnistes oly 1 and tt ey aimp amhetten, trate-setthowt rubling—quickly, _— dermane in the leat f y families have « rm with th Gere. Past Gwensen te ¢ al “ght Ig rte we Seea A moraine vet ine | etal staining of plow 48 to 46 Inches wides soft Anish: in black, brown, green and winiea ht 08 ton ne Sheek cn be ean.” ler, pales Clean, sooth varionte shades of navy blie, at the exceptionally low price of Weet find Avenua Ite en 5 ae Lames ak eae \ "Me De @ohoola in the \lne, ponttl Generous weed bottles Hieventh Hegiment of Hngineors ant went abroad tn Oeteher He was mene sergeant of bis company and la twen | iy-three youre old te Dalton Raniet, twenty, eon of Dan jd M. Raniet of No 118 West Vorty fourth M@treet, Corona, 1. 1, at the time he eniiated held @ reaponalbie po fitiun tn the oonatrution department | of the Interborough Charles A. Geoghowan ts twenty. two yeare old and lived with hin mother, five brothers and @ winter at! No, 611 Wont 186th Street, U enileted in May, ho was emplo the Newman Andrews Wire Comper | Peter F. Tingo ts nineteen yours old, the son of Mra. Antoinette Tingo of No, 2419 Arthur Avenue, the ron. ‘Tingo'n eldest brother, Nicholas, ta! in the Regular Army and two others | in the Regular army and two others | await thelr turn in the draft, Aftor | Potor had been turned down five times for defective eyesight he memorized the aight chart and ately 46,000 tons five ton to thle now jf thoy and we are bringing tt |s to shipping point am faat wa it! leant, | vo It le an Jones to-day. Ff 5 10 An’s “toa grvat eleva crt es oom linimeni Pipened " ne should intervene Srhree Yundred tone of coat wor KILLS VAIN fala Huperintendent of $1.58 a yard Satin Finish Black Broadcloths 48 inches wide; lipht welght; sponged and shrunk, at $1.85 yd. DRESS PATTERNS FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS $4.50, 6.75, 8.50 to 12.75 per pattern 900 Winter Coats Still Left Many Sise in All the Best Styles on Hand, Ench day the prices of wonderful willbe rucedoT cil they lot crt Friday mye can make your at. | BUT WE EXPECT TOMORROW TO BE A on DAY: THAT MEANS THAT THE BEST MODELS MAY BE Attractive Holiday Ribbons For Knitting Bags, Fancy Work and other uses; also Lingerie Rosettes and Bows at very reasonable prices. passed in the Bleventh Engineers. ils family got a letter telling of his arrival in France in August, His jaat letter was dated Nov. # and re-| f) ji! SELECTED AND THAT THE CHOICE WILL BE sPEC y TES SSE iG: ferred to powsible action in a big| MORE LIMITED, DON'T POSTPONE YOUR VisIT SPECIAL FOR TUESDAY'S SELLING TOO LONGI Harry J. Mason ts the son of Mr. and Mrs, Henry Mason of No, 857 Kighth Street, Jersey City. Ho was employed by ‘the New Xork Kdison Company. Moire Taffeta Ribbon, 6%¢ins. | Striped, Roman and Plaid wide; white, black and colors Ribbon, 614 and 6!2 ins. wide, aad taid ms he wan comleg saee ts show: me how tovrun tho sont sala | |: teen Toul ee ae " 1) At 29¢ yd at 45e yard of Spanish War Veteran oe | } rich N Every Winter Suit—Every Silk Serge Dress— Ulrich N. Maney, reported missing, This rl tg Wine Mod fie an plan in velour, cheviot, plush, tyes with Bie father, John N, Maney, NOW REDUCED TO LESS THAN COST OF Fancy Warp, light and dark Fancy Warp Ribbon, No. 17) erdam Avenue. Mr. s Nee Ge : Maney said bis son had written hit PRODUCTION. effects; 544 to 6! inches wide 7 inches wide, 4 cheerful letter on Nov. 16, stating that the United States soldiers in Se vs France were getting excellent train- No Mail Orders. No Exchanges, No Refunds. 24c and 29c yd. at 45ce yard ing. . fiichael Dina ts twenty and a na- tive of Sicily, but has lived in Now York sinco he was three years old. His father never was naturalized. The boy was a tailor and subse- quently e motorman on @ Fourth and Madison Avenues car. In his spare hours he atusiod mechanical and elec- Hand Bags of Artistic Chiffon Velvet Photograph Frames Envelope Purses of Pin Seal or Of gilt wood or mahogany; Vachette; exceptional values at in various sizes $1.95 and 2.95 peas Values 75c to $5.00 ¢ '# Jetters bave been cheerful but short. Me sald that he had plenty to eat and wear and waa with the British Expeditionary Force, on whoss stationory his Jétters | wore written, The other New Yorkers missing 62 tr dhaven, ‘De Mark, New Children’s or Misses’ Purses, ny RlaMivn! Ti War” dala’ at 50c and $1.00 at 50c to $3.75 Bridge, Westchester Co Luke A. Lovely, son on Phew Lovely, of South Amboy, N. J; honso J. MoGrath of Chestnut Hin, fase, and Harold T. Androwa of Portland, Me. are the other members of the New York rogiment , eport, missing. The Stationery and Engraving Sections Are Showing a variety of useful articles suitable for gifts for Men or Women, A Particularly Interesting Display of Playthings of the Better Kind (FOURTH FLOOR) Desk Sets from $2.75 up to 30.00 Fancy colored metals, brass, black glass, wood with Japanese decorations, and mahogany Games, Kindergarten Toys, Animals, Mechanical Figures and Automobiles, Train Sets, Miniature War Implements and Soldiers. The Doll Section presents an unusual ensemble of French Dolls as well as the best American makes. Decorated Pencil Sets, . $1.35 | Soldiers’or Sailors’ Diaries600, 75¢ Hand-painted Yard Sticks, $1.00 | ‘Twine Holders, decorated, 85¢, 1.00 Perkins Match Holders, $1.25 Writing Paper, holiday box, 800 to $3 Christmas Cards and 1918 Calendars Decorative Articles of High Artistic Merit are on Exhibition In the Upholstery Sections on the Fourth Floor, ranging from the inexpensive to the finest creations of the Old World markets. INSPECTION INVITED-—MODERATE PRICES Stern Brothers Weat Forty-second and Weal Forty-third Streets. (Between Fifth and Sixth Avenues) en Evenings Until oe | 104 ST, L STATION AT CORNER BET.103-& 104"ST Holiday Suggestions include Rich Hangings of the Japanese and |) Antique Chuveh Laces in Spanish, Chinese order, Talian and French Filet, Antique Divan Cushions and Floor || Carved Teakwood Stands and Wall Pillows, Panels, Replicas of Old English ire Plnee |) Perslan Manbroidered Table Searfs ota, and Covers in unusual colorings, Odd Bits of Fimbroldery from India | Old Wroeades and Damasks trom an and the Orient, Ttullan collection Orlental Robes and Jackets Sokhara Williad Table Covers Slamese Royal Bed Cover Sot Filet Lace Houdoi Novelties poem at any 6 “Lost and Foun 1a" * gan be left at any of Avertising Adenvles, or ean ephoned Alreotly to The Worlds all 4000 Beekman, New York, oF Breokiya Office, 4100 Mam, Very moderate prices prevail, ee PSHNG REPORTS. NEN STOW IAPS zeae ————— ri —— SS OF SEVENTEEN IML PEF WTHEOI.| =z ssaseesss Sawn wanes | ‘ AMERICANS RACE CO. TOK TS NAY ae PRODUCES PAN |) Stern, Brot er = —S=~ ET ee a