The evening world. Newspaper, March 11, 1918, Page 6

THE EVENING WURLD, MUNDAY, MAROH 11, 1918. = 1 1 ALITVICAT | pelananty | the Senate to-day during debate on Ad- ‘ ; Rebdeetretes without rubbing, come fix sir Asie i ; ‘i acd Hab * nes . i. tlenlly. d yproval of the amendments was less; but make food a »y A. Blatt | looked for, but opposition was in evi P d flavo. hat j ate cond | dence to the proponal to take over the able. Add a bringing prompt relict. for Ju The | Hoboken piers, on the ground that they makes cheaper dishes ! \ unt wa as a| already are being used by the Govern- mn et ‘The next time an atts Fi were wi cons | ment. positively delicious—use Neuralgia, the ground thut ‘ iv nes and brandy in oS TE Pinte it Soll deli bone bi thine l aii Victim of Mercury Tablet. ‘ral f sith lata at, PIERS Mrs, Pearl Jackson, wife of John & o o nr Maths ih at sn | Jackson, a bullder, Nving at the Grand eee rete In Only One iene District! roe i week, Tn excusing) CLASH OVER HOBOKEN eae vig We ee ee ~ SAUCE ularity ¢ Did Figures Correspond 1 the Justice Sawyer wald Phas) Measure for Acauiring Wharves|dead as the result of swallowing « bi- ‘THE ORIGINAL WORCESTERSHIRE ‘ ; 4 gentlemen | fey aud Selling Hnemy Property |chloride of mercury tablet by mistake With Official Returns a Ay D yesterday for headache medicine. The error was discovered quickly and she It bye ee ee was taken to Bellevue for treatment, dish. ised in but died last night. WASHINGTON, March 11,—Germany's bottles at all druggists—ne increase in| t CG, Carmiencke of th commercial intrigues we price—25c., 50c.. $1 | 1 Judiciary ¢ in boon conducting a ree t Jame A ast John F. MeIntyre f Judge of the Cc matt t Genera Sessions, announced — , TREE KEEPS HIM SAFE sang, year In et tom tv ' Great Ba rgains- "i mae SS eel Sanaa wes B. Altman & Cn. pits : ° ip Letter to} Women who are satisfied only with the best in style f , a n West Hobokets taisle | CLOSING QUOTATIONS. and quality yet desire to economize should come to - Waboken, N, J. Capt | Some Thrilling E. suiting | wr '21 West 38th St. Loeliger Bet. Sth & Gth Avs. Mabnken tele of dodging bullets fired! His in Botag on side atrect We sell here onty @) for cash—Nocharge fat him from a German airship by i Therefore 0 ABARGAIN BASEMENT Becounts and mo | dodxing around a tree Hence ow “High Grade Apparel at Popular Prices.” Even the woman of moderate means can now enjoy the distinctive charm and comfort of Lane Bryant Apparel. Easter Styles Sizes 36 te 56 Bust wy in Stock. " Ber Every Woman--Stout or Slender 3-4 pe :| THE YEARLY PRE-EASTER SALE OF with a part ut. Mahnken write “when a Hoche plane with a mac i. * Men’s Spring and Summer Furnishings iting me, % fooled tim | ‘ |by running around the tree while he |! ue will be held to-morrow (Tuesday) and Wednesday, on the | seteserad mas net ck entices AE Be First Floor. between © Waa | wood thing and mi} wohine be offered in specially selected assortments of Men’s Shirts, Underwear, Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, Umbrellas and Walking Stic ies, all of which will be marked at fess than normal prices. MEN'S SILK SHIRTS MEN’S UNDERWEAR Of heavy-weight Japariese Habutai (importe | Athletic Union Suits of white madras; direct by B. Altman & Co.) featuring a variety | sleeveless, knee-length - per suit $1.15 | of rich satin-stripe effects, $5.85 & 7.50 Sleeveless Coat Shirts of white madras; and Knee Drawers to match, per garment 55c. Light-weight Balbriggan Shirts, sleeveless, Of medium Japanese Habutai (im- ported iia atiman Fi os ) a several or with long or short sleeves; and Drawers { HAVANA ri Taney eae signs as well as in plain to match, in knee or ankie length, towing are part . } y laited model $4.85 Niet " opr EF . a per garment ‘ ‘ ° ; ‘ 68c. y ‘ ve eae! iw ~ We oie Also a W ee \ ariety of on Models w MEN’S NEGLIGEE SHIRTS MEN’S HOSIERY oats uits resses a / . oe Lisle Half-hose, in black, witite, tan, chame 13-95 to 37:5¢ 19:75 to 39.75 14.5 to 37.50 NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE Of fine madr i madet, with sort ourtsy - pt ete 7h, : bg ee ees . . : Open HS tere ee or plain or pla with stiff cuffs) or a fine () navy olue, e March ty) OF Ree : 5 REMEMBER RUSSRI MEAN ROWING Bless: 70u ieee i i / ie a ” 4 cuffs); a Ue Silk Half-hose, with fisle tops and soles; in any fea si UT si polnta eS tional_que st attractive | bisck, white, tan, cordovan champagne | ee ’ ’ ny, ‘a n, am '. MATERA | A few be a eam SWANN SPURS VICE WAR. nels Bnd colorinie: gray or navy blue . . per pair 55c, rn vail | Corsets that were priced for- GGotag Ahead, No Matter Whose either style Fy ; : . 5 $1.65 a . . ; = rau 7 o ak are still On Saye MEN'S LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS aR ga Co a Ng aa «nn told news: Of fine madras in t t patterns and Initialed (all white), per half-dozen $1.65 With colored initial, per half-dozen 1.75 Corsets 2.68 to O.S0Hegiigees . 95 to 9.50 Sizes wp to 945 waist. +» S145 Of medras or m poeriand materials, featuring Plain, hemstitched: — al ee ii is cn per dozen . . : . $3.90 & 4.50 } Sheer quality ; +» per dozen 3.70 Finer, extra large, per dozen 11.50 & 14.50 colorings: soft or Announcing an Extraordinary Dress Sale | : . MEN'S PAJAMAS ota : renal Also Khaki-color Cotton Handkerchiefs © Cc if on ae BPR SOCLON ATASEMANEs ns ue perdozen . . . «. «© ~~ $1.50 | aN im: per suit . e ee eee 51.45 OPPENHEIM, CLLINS &.© h CARTER SV YLES MEN'S SILK UMBRELLAS 34th Street—New York 6 ib kd boi ales ces MEN’S FOUR-IN-HAND SCARFS of superior quality, with malacca handles, sterling silver-trimmed . . ° 4. he p ; (wide ends), made of richequality silks in id $4.50 smartness with For Tuesday, March 12th | handsome color combinations; also of fancy ' MEN'S WALKING STICKS | | J + + + + each 80c of dark, polished wood, with sterling silver y | SUITS COATS ner halfedozen, $4.5 ¥ 375 Women’s and Misses’ B 2595 9475 lasso 11000 Kear halivdosee, $4.00) Pe ee ee EOE DRESSES WAISTS | | 15.95 te 11450 1.25 to 36.50 9 | j Shirts —Underwear—Corsets | ¥ 21-23 W. 38th Street, N.Y. New Spring Dresses Taken From the Reserve Stock A SALE OF MEN’S OXFORDS A Crisp, Tasty Salad at $6.75 per pair with a dash or two of kt | ‘Edd ys will also be held toemorrow and Wednesday, on the Sixth Floor. OLD CUS Sauce makes you forget. to grumble about the hardships of meat less and wheatless day None Sent C. O. D. No Exchanges No Approvals NES een x Distinctive Afternoon and Street Dresses of satin, taffeta, serge and foulard; also taffeta or satin com= bined with Georgette Crepe. t y in regular stock at a much higher figure, k, gunmetal or mahogany-colored calfskin. They are last that will make an instant appeal to the man who ip-to-date in every particular. In Navy, Black and Spring Colora Reduced to 1 2 ; yj 5 Me fe hy E Pritchard, ‘331 Spring St N. y ifth Auenw- Madison Avenue, New York