The evening world. Newspaper, January 4, 1918, Page 8

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For free sample) Navi write to Emergency Laboratories, 243 West 47th St, New York Cit Poslam So: dicated with Pos lam, should used if skin is tender and sensitive.—A mission on Contracts. unting to more rs w \r If You Love Music You Must Have the AMPICO Call and Hear It Hunabe ing a profit of $4 talned for the Sloane Corporation contracts for twe hips on Rye <9: } which it mado a 5 per cent, profit /Warerooms x Rue 39 St ii questioned Mr. Ferrin for Jettin “The Surprise Stores Begin To-morrow Their Annual Sale Offering Extraordinary Values in Men’s and Boys’ Guaranteed O’coats & : Every garment included in this sale was made in our own tailor shop and is guaranteed the same as if offered at regular price. ‘This is a genuine clearance of surplus stocks on hand and any purchaser not entirely satistied may have his money back for the asking. Overcoats & Suits $ Of the regular $15 grade, on sale now at Wonde rful values, Any garment in the lot would cost S13 85 he exaet dup! ude every style that is all around arAnces © D save 1 lot, but ne tail including the new ‘ models design with We hold th enlty of the season All sixes in thi ry year—and they offer the one o por y on guaranteed and dependable clothes. in every pattern Overcoats & Suits 1 a Of the regular $17.50 grade, on sale now at. Every garment is guaranteed the a if i ame were suld at regular price—and you will find practically the sume assortment of patterns to choose from } There are smart and snappy weaves for the young fellows and the more conservative de effects in both over: pocket models. men of quiet tastes. 1 suits, nin the The popular belted as well us patch pocket and slanting Overcoats & Suits $q 4.85 Of the regular $20 grade, on sale now at This is a ne collection of Overcon dd Suits, Not only are the val put also are the patter: id weaves. Every garment is hand tailored, and made of fine, serviceable and stylish ma terlals, guaranteed to hold their color and wear well, All the late modela, including the new ‘I'r style, natch pock and slanting pockets are included in a good variety. Faceptionally fine garments ’ Men’s Overcoats $9.50 Of the regular $12.50 grade, on sale now at We haven't a full assortment of patterns in every size, but there fs a big range of sizes in the lot. They are splendid cont new and staple models—and you i find your 6ise in one good pattern or sother; for there are all siscs In the lot. Double-breasted box , Wellingtons single-breasted ulsters, long coats, short coats and mec tyles, f every style is included in one size or a Money, All Stores Open Til 10 P.M. Saturdays [SSeressers 6: AVENUE 3°" AVENUE BETWEEN N. W. CORNER 15th and 16th Streets} 83d Street [Yonkers Store, 34 North B Broadway SHINGTON, J 4 Profit Ss. s LT contracts for the twelve ante to the! Pirst of New Coban Arrives. PHILADELPHIA THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, xproswed y Y a amehip. Thoe| i Buyar Retin 4,000,009 tone} suffering ¢ WATER FAMINES CLOSE. 'ERSEY SEY PLANTS Suburban Tratfe 8 ganized and City Lights Are Cut Off. ‘o-dny It Still Disor- Coal and water famines were still Jersey "tT ti and Hoboken, and making life BONWIT TELLER. ee | The Specially Shop of Onipinations Introducing the Distinctive & Unusual “JEUNE FILLE” OUTHERN WINTER RESORTS. FIFTH AVENUE AT 38™ STREET Specific types specially designed for the miss of 14 to 18. Suits and Frocks for Sport and Daytime wear that possess the elusive qualities of verve and esprit and the debonnaire chic associated with Bonwit Teller & Co. apparel for the younger set. Misses’ Sport and Pastime Frocks-cleverly conceived originations featuring style-notes exclusive with this Shop. developed in Charmeuse, Woo! and Callot Jersey, Crepe de Chine, Batiste, Organdie, Baronette Satin, Batik Georgette. Misses’ Travel and Sport Suits—developed in unusual themes, of Crepe de Chine, Baronette Satin, Jersey and combinations of Velvet Jackets with Skirts of Baronette Satin or Crepe de Chine. NOTE: ENTRANCE on \a9 t STREET VS Closing Out Remaining Stock of Misses’ Tailleur & 28.00 Misses’ Winter Apparel 20.00 Misses’ At Greatly Reduced Prices Fur Tr’d Suits | Formerly 39.50 to 75.00 Misses’ Daytime Coats Formerly 29.50 to 110.00 18.50 28.00 Formerly 37.50 to 42.50 39.50 to 59.50 25.00 to 85.00 Procks & Gowns Qn: MAN sT To Those Worthy of Credit Open Every Evening | j i "No Extra fl 4 hy Charge for | ba Credit All Goons Marked in Plain Figures Four-Piece , Adam Period Bedroom Suite, in Mahogany Fy Boautifully carved, | French plate mir | consisting of DRES 40 inches long, mirror; = [eCHIFFORETTE@™ finches tong; TOILET ABLE 25 inches lon with triplicate mi BED is full » pieces, as illustrated, $ 1 09" } Goods shown in thi 14.91h STREET QSra NG G| ORE Apartments Furnished From $50 Up om 1H 7 | | | advertivement will be sold © at advertised prices only during this week. 149" Ste: every CAVE.:: EVENING 1918. be| | peverat bille now pending and an effort were annulled and trains would be) triide in the bill, now submitted to operated whenever possible. It. President with the sanction of Sec- cf Several of Jersey City's largest | retaries Haker, bang as Houston, to false Coranit tee Of one Nice Means ¢ ‘ 1 Avoid or cure’ the defects In pendir ve a special Comm plants have closed ¢ y or in bart | Eeialation dali . Pending | Dreated to take jurisdiction of be all wane! for lack of water, or of coal, There! An effort to get together all around ether all arousd power lemlslation. ae th Jersey there were no street |in wo much suffering among the poor | = seer At Paterson somebody stole |there that coal bas been comman- carloads of coal It had been |deered from schools and distributed set aside by the Erte for certain fac- among the more needy. oe tories, and when a switch engine was TOILERS 10 BE DIRECTED for the commuter a» series of hard- ship, on this bill will be mado al hat = Ja conference and one of the expecte eults is a proposition, inegues the Jersey City spent its second en- forced Nghtless night test night. tn ADAMS sent early to-day to shove the cara eat ae phoney ™ er | T0 WHERE THE JOBS me 6 Pure Chewing Gum § Pure Chewing Gum § has reed many commuterd to move | C)rginiz ew York. At the stations there} 1° daily fights in the struggle for a on overcrowded trains, The| et cause of the disorganized train | ‘ice fw lack of water for locomo- | The Erie yesterday posted a} bulletin that all suburban schedulea| ed Labor Takes Steps to Make Government Conscription of Workingmen Unnecessary. WASHINGTON, 4. Organized bor has starte. at to volun | tarily draw the forces of the} country Into Jobs where the Government needs them, a Makes Soap | omnis anv vies Bad For Washing Hair lea se ki Jan. tives. een reached, it was -day. to demon: | ¢ labor—hint- | y Provost Mar- Most soaps and prepared shampoos | rin his report t 1~ ontain too much alkali, which is very |® bo necessary = co injurious, as it dries the scalp and Service Re- os makes the hair brittle, The best thing to use is just plain mulsified cocoanut oil, for this is pure | and entirely greaseless. It's very | cheap, and beats the most expensive soups or anything else all to pieces. You can get this at any drug store, a few ounces will last the whole | ly for months. nply moisten the halr with water F and enrolling thou: | for apecialiaed | Hoarseness away BLACK JACK dames McCreery & Co. 5th Avenue 34th Street | DRAFT WATER POWER BILL.! | Seerctartes Daker, Lane and ftenes| ton Join in Proposed Legislation. | WASHINGTON, Jan. 4—A bill for the development of Federal water powers navigable streams, public lands national forest signed to | f thove and rub it in, about & teaspoonful ts all that is required, It makes an abundance of rich, creamy lather, : ses thoroughly, and rinses ont y. The hair dries quickly and and |x soft, fresh looking, » fluffy, wavy asy to) lic Besides, it loosens and takes | velc out every particle of dust, dirt and) 1 dandruff. —Advt, ON SATURDAY, JANUARY 5TH January Clearance Men’s & Young Men’s Suits & Overcoats —Styles, weaves and colors for men and young men —Values the best of the season An event of unusual importance—the most exceptional saving opportunity SUITS arranged in three special groups, according to price Regardless of the present market prices, these Suits have been priced below present wholesale cost to effect an immediate clearance. These Suits are the products of the foremost manufacturing tailors of high-grade garments—they embody all the new style features; smart and conservative models; fabrics are handsome in texture; attractive patterns; superior workmanship and finish; men of all proportions may be titted, including ‘‘regulars,”’ ‘‘stouts,"”’ ‘‘longs’’ and “‘shorts.”’ $22.75 $26.50 $33.00 formerly formerly formerly 26.00, 28.50, 80.00 32.50, 35.00, 38.00 40.00, 45.00, 50.00, 55.00 OVERCOATS $22.75 | formerly 26.50, 28.50 and 30.00 All Overcoats from our regular stock, including this season’s most popular mod- els, of which there are but one or two of a kind remaining, have been grouped for this sale and reduced to a price that will assure immediate disposal; not all sizes in any one pattern, but the range includes every size from 34 to 44. { MEN'S CLOTHING—FIFTH FLOOR \