The evening world. Newspaper, January 7, 1918, Page 9

\ rg te “$1,750,000 DRIVE BEGUN | FOR Y. W. G. A. WAR WORK t Wilson Expresses: Appre- cia on of Orrenteation's Ser in Letter Here. The Young station to-day ne A na- tlonal campaien to raise $1,750,000 to & extend its work, \ tn this clty waa pre- at tho Hippodrome nh Willlam Vellowes ff yeaterday Morgan, Pr: of the Metrovolitan Y. M. c, a message from Prest- dent Wi! ressing his apprectation of the Y. W. ©. A.'s war service, The drive {a to be under th of the War Work Councll of Ww, C.A., with headquarters at No, 600 Lex: ington Nie The moi tained | Moe Levy & Son Clothiers 119-125 Walker St. If You Love Music \& You Must Have the AMPICO Call and Hear It. Lnabe SWarerooms Sve, —_ Palwcess metHoDS inca, Crews aod Bridge Work. Reasonable Prices Established Over 25 Years 500 5th Ave., 2d floor N.W. CORNER 42°STREET BAVINGS BANKS. Metropolitan Savings Bank er ht te agvTu Dernier 1. y9tt, |B Li YEAR {wlBito i 7. at tho rate PER 000, 1. 18, MO) ou, 1918, NCI HOF EET," Se0'y, Boctety Accounts Accepted. GEWI-ANNUAL DIVE SQUARE SAVINGS BANK |B months mmtitied FOUR yor BHINC CGH B. GARDNER ‘Open 10 to 8: Mon, 10 AQCOUNTS OF ATHY RE ODB (ONTHLY NTS’ S GUARANTEED. LOWEST PRICES ITY BONDS ACCEPTEDAS CASH ITE OR PHONE ‘0 WORTHY PEOPLE LIBERAL Js D8) MAIDE ND RI TCHE LE ee Lawe Cel | HEMEL ae CeO 254 Soca | |B TAMol Thera DURES IER Ey DLAMUN 1) >~ vier rare’ Credit to Tr Wher wt Tf You Want to Save Money— and who doesn’t nowadays? — Greenhut’'s fs logical point to do your shopping. We claim to and, as a matter of fact, are—universal providers, This has been true of “The Big St ears, es and unheard-of conditions face of the people. CONCENTRATE YOUR P HERE AND SAVE MONEY Rubbers! Rubbers! Rubbers! It takes no stretch of imagination to realize that this is the most sensational sale of rubber footwear that this country has seen in at least 1! With prices advancin, day wholesale quotations. In fact, we could q footwear to the jobbing trade and dispose of them at higher prices than we quote in this dis- tribution. It is our policy to always share the fortunes of trade with our patrons and, therefore, you are offered this opportunity to buy rubber footwear at prices that no other store in the country will willingly match today. Look at This Table of Prices Beginning Women’s 3- a" Women’s Storm Foot- holds—at.......645 55 c Boys’ Storm Rubbers —at Misses’ Storm Rubbers -& at wean 5de Boys’ Storm King Boots-— ig Sizes 13 to 2; at..... Sizes 4 to 6; [| Sere —Sizes 10 to 12; $6.46 Specimen values for Tuesday from the great sale which amask-—-70 inches; all Turk linen; choice $ 4.50 patterns; 22x22 Inch Napkins to Match—- regularly $5.95; dozen, $ 4.45 bale 4 Ide Crash Toweling yard pieces; bleached crash; plain and white t 10 yards for ed Hu lin; seve fa manute each at It is more than ever true now, when difficult steadily, and with the market practically bare of certain Iines of rubber footwear, the Greenhut store, because of its policy of foresightedness, Is able to announce These Unheard-of Low Prices on Rubber Footwear We have upwards of 1,000 cases of highest grade rubber footwear in the very styles now in the height of derrand. ‘These we place on sale tomorrow at prices which are below the preset Buckle Arctics —sizes 214 to 5,at Children’s 3- Buckle Arctics —sizes 6 to 914, 8 .25 | Misses’ Storm King Boots— ae Youths’ Storm King Boots | Gi « s 4% of the current styles. Tal fara ore” for over 20 the great masses URCHASES hree years. for Men, Women Boys and Girls uite easily turn over these 1,000 cases of rubber Tomorrow: SS. Women’s Storm Rub- bers—high heels; at 69. ts” Women’s Croquet Footholds—at...... Youths’ Storm Rubbers— ha relvererrenivntt 60. Children’s Storm Rub- | bere—at...cscsssreee 50. Misses’ Short Bootea— § 4.75 sizes 13 to 2; at. | Sizes 11 to2; $6.75 | eee ie Sizes 8 to 101 Btovsa Fa Don’t Miss This Sale of Women’s and Misses’ $1659 to $1959 Coats r Tomorrow, at $ 12° Velour Cloth, Zibeline, Thibet and other de- sirable coatings are included in this offering for choice. Colors: Navy, Brown, Green, also Black. We illustrate THREE OF THE GARMENTS ON SALE, by which we hope to convey some {dea as to their smartness of style, etc. This sale started today, but another under- priced purchase enables us to continue the event tomorrow. Fancy and Domestic White Goods was inaugurated at Greenhut's bleached; medium | $1 to $1.39 Bed Sheets—for all siso 2Ac | beds; bleached muslia; alight ab owelnecaal .| mill impertections; k Towels—sold in pin 89c linen finish; ais a THESE ARB ALL APTER - | STOCK-TAKING SPECIALS—end | Values Such as No Thrifty Person | Can Atford to Overlook. » Cases—bleached sin this offer- These and Other Groce Bring your order Tuesday to our men ot strictly fresh and best quality BARLEY FLOUR — use ft !n') BAKED SOYA fo. 10c 1 tele reg. 13¥%q-02 ry Specials for Tuesday Pure Food Store. Everything guaranteed phone orders filled. Telephone Chelsea 4000 {ADOW LAWN COFFEE THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, JANUARY 7, 1928. =Specials Advertised in Sunday’s Papers on Sale Today & Tomorro “Odd Sizes” in Corsets $350 to 85 Values, straight line over hip and back, with garter attached. ike your choice while they last. s bd : brown, green, tan and black. All sizes, Your ¢ Autos. Made of good quality Thetcurrent ayten ‘Some are Empire low or medians busts ong, | | Men’s and Boys’ $1 Winter Caps at 69c || **titicial leather; ined Hundreds of them, with ear-tabs and in any number of fine pat- with extra heavy 95 terns for cholce, kersey coeenee Cc Radiator and Hood $2.95 Cover Filled Books of “Sperry’’ Gold Stampa Are Redeemable for $2.50 Worth of Merchandise in Any Department, or for 82 (n Cash at the ant Offices on the Fifth Floor, We Glee ae Green Trading Stamps, as Usual. Aek for Them. Double ase Stampa Till 12 o'Clock, Single 2g Stampa Thereafter. Single “Sperry” Gold Stamps All Day | will be given to those who attend the sale in person. ~ To Keep Your Auto Warm Radiator Covers for 1917 Ford Men’s “Odd” Soft Hats, 5] NGQUIATIY 82 4 1 se 4G 600 men's fine soft hats In the newest of the sen curl of flat belms, or raw or bound edges. Ce Keep Your Water From Freezing by using Johnson's Freeze-Proof The regular 644 Ib. package ts special here tomorrow $1.25 SIXTH AVE..I5™@ TO 19t STREET We'll Sell $15,000 Worth of Fine Sweaters For Women, Misses & Children at About ¥% Today’s Regular Prices The Biggest List of Bargains Announced ina Long, Long Time Come Early! First Choice Is Best Choice In Addition to Sweaters, This Biggest and Best of All Sales Includes 500 Pairs of Children’s Zephyr Leggins, Colored Sweater Sets for Babies, and Children’s Mackinaws Considered from every angle, this {s positively the biggest merchandising triumph that this store has announced from the Sweater Department since the beginning of the war. AND QUR THOUSANDS OF PATRONS KNOW THAT THIS STORE HAS BEEN THE CENTER FOR UNUSUAL VALUES Just think over these facts: Wool {s scarce—-and the little that is to be had is bringing | Labor is scarce and very expensive. unheard-of high prices. | Transit conditions are the worst in years. And despite all these conditions, we find ourselves in the fortunate position of being able to advertise approximately $15,000 worth of sweaters and leggins At Prices Which Average ¥4 of Today’s Regular Quotations This Is even o greater sale our December event, and that distribution was a whirlwind affair, The unexpected had to happen to make a sule Uke this possible. From the Monarch Knitting Mills of Buffalo We Purchased All the Made-Up Sweaters on Hand, Including All the Show-Room and Salesmen’s Samples These goods are now in the store—they are being arranged for your cholce, as this advertisement is being prepared, and tomorrow at 0 o'clock you have the opportunity of buying $1.25 Legein Women’s and Misses’ Drawers, at . . 65e $10.98 $5.98 al 800 patra In this lot—made of pure Zephyr in| Sweaters .. Exquisite creations of fine Zephyr in fancy Cardinal, Grey or White; open or closed feet. | (Slightly impertect.) Sizes up to 2 years, knit effects; satlor collar, turn-back cuffs; two jockets and all-round belt. Copenhagen, Corn, Babies’ $3.00 Knitted | Red, Kelly and Rose, Sweater $4 59 Children’s $3 Children’s $5 Brushed 98 Wool $ Sweaters.... These are dandies——-only in Old Kor style, with two pockets, shaw! collar, belt, Sizes 4 to 8 years. iWomen’s and Misses’ Sweaters; | Values to $14. . $7798 are made of Fibre, in the $ 1” $ por Large sailor collars, These sweaters ar Shetland weave sash and crochet buttons add to the beauty of this style, Gold, Rose, Copenhagen and Sky. and Misses’ | : i . _,, Women’s and Misses’ 6° W omen’s and Misses $18.00 § 98 $9.00 $4.98 | Sweaters Rint 10° ies these are! In What beautiful sweaters quality and style they are nice enough for the “First Lady of the Land.” These are made of |Sets $y te Wool Sute and service © ce'>-@ sweater, @ . Mackinaws. . and a pair of legging in each set | Sizes up to 2 years Cardinal on! Popular style in blue and tan mixture; two pockets; roll collar; belt back. Sizes 3 to 8 years. AS a matter of f: Sweaters .. these sweaters pi ¢ higher than $12 est pure ‘ tull-fash- | These are very handsome—very fine brushed ioned; lars, cur semi-belt, | wool sweaters, In Cardinal, Plak, Rose, Corn, | silk and wool; shawl or sallor collars; belts. of Cor ) s trisaming, Kose, Gray and | Sky, etc, Large white sailor collar; culfs and | sashes; full-fashioned; Copenhagen, Rose and Copenhagen. sash of white, | Gold, Here’s Fair Warning! any Ruan sats this season Whether you are interested in a sweater for this Winter or not, don't overlook this phenomenal opportunity to choose from the biggest varieties of high-class sweaters offered by It is more than likely that you will not see the equal of this sale for a long time to come. f one or two sweaters, even for next Winter's use, at the prices quoted in this sale, is really a splendid investment. Mail Orders will be filled only as long as assortments last, but preference ead ———