The evening world. Newspaper, May 3, 1918, Page 5

THE EVENING WORLD, F RIDAY, MAY 8, 1918, Se racresme HEROOF SOLDERS “FUME gy, (2 YS GRE | James MeCreery & Co. we See ii ee 2 DIED HERO'S DEATH : igs oladliel ‘ ‘ ee jth Avenue ON SATURDAY, MAY 4TH. 34th Street } < <m eeereememes aeney ae tee iararons GRANDMA NEVER LET Extraordinary Reductions Maniord Conair Camber ana} MER HAIR GET GRAY: GIRLS’ COATS & DRESSES , e | Connecticut Governor Ask She Kept Her Locks Dark McAdoo Act took out his watch, and the knocked him down with « ab. Hiltbe: jumped up with n revoiver and) [jout 5 SAthe Vater ordered the highwaymen to throw up Lieut, Col. Griffiths, Veteran thelr hands, Pollceman Mitis ran up| Of Many Campaigns, Killed and the negroes were taken to the eta- a tion. ‘They gave their names aa Joh by German Shell. : e Pilehe) nt Pa Corinren, twenty, No. 60 Lafayette ae | and Glossy, with Sage 125 Girls’ Coats 115 Girls’ Dresses a John Tucker, thirty, No. 22 tD, Conn, May §.—Stat- } Ter i Sulphur 5 AMERICAN ARMY pelieved German propa- | CHANG SUIphUr. 9.75 and 14.75 4.95 May & (As ate me - fl aici : . een oe te tiene |, When you darken your bair with formerly 14.75 to 22.50 formerly 9.75 to 14.75 | aH. Grits Sage ‘eu and Sulphur, no one can ¥ ianik vervienabt \ t divective sallaston ot) fiths, commanding a battalton of tn fel because it's done so naturally, so Practical and serviceable models made © An attractive collection of Dresses made of fantry, line been killed by shell fire {a Company, enly, Preparing this mixture, Serge, Wool Velour, Poplin or Black and | White Net, Chiffon or Taffeta Silk; size ah, at home is mussy and trowble- | White Wool Check Fabric; size 6 to 16 years, | 6 to 16 years At little cost can buy at of Commerce | telegram to am G. MeAdo w drug store the ready-to-use prep- | King that Immediate | aration, improved by the addition of | jateps be taken to bring about @ re-| other ingredients called ‘“Wyeth's eumption of river traffic om this| cage and Sulphur Compound.” You| Ie ain been halted By the | ict dampen a sponge or soft brush | ) later gent @ personal | with it and draw this through your) McAdoo asking him | halr, taking one small strand at al for resumption of/time. By morning oll gray hair cis- | the company. appears, and, after another applica: | 6 — aaa j tion or two, your hair becomes ber 5 | tifully darkened, glossy and luxuriant $250.000 STEEL PLANT FIRE. | Gray, faded hair, though no dls- grace, is a sign of old age, and as we} all desire a youthful and attractive appearance, get busy at once with! Weyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound | te) and look years younger. This reudy- nt | to-use preparation is a delightful tot ~ let requisite and not a medicine It} «iis not intended for the cure, mitian- * thon or pre ion of dixeuse.—-Advt. | as a German ed a nt of him, ‘ol with the 4th e Volunteers in the Spanish 1 War, and later with | Sith Volunteers, He served Major In the arrived and a we traffic | British Army, | Binee te Loulavitle Menaces L. & SN. RK, We were within earshot just as a mother and her} two boys came out of our store. “Well,”” we heard her), say, “this is the place to, shop, They havethings.”’ \' We thank you, mother, | sitions north on your insistence in car- | corre: GHANE Heard Ke APOUS MAy tHe} . rying home your own bun- he was killed dles. We don’t ask it, but "s the old man, and, belleve p i mee Py ae ‘ ., the friendly co-operation |e; ¢ You are to & soldier 5th Avenue’ — ON SATURDAY, MAY 4TH. 34th Street evidenced latterly, espe-| man in this outtit would go straight | Gially on the part of cus-| rough hell if Gritths gave the tomers who drive up in 7 cars, helps solve what for ¢ all merchants just now is a trying problem. The best of everyting men and bo: wear, Sporting Goods, Official!” outfits for Boy Scouts of, America. ile Unprecedented Sale nsand wen sis io | 365 MISSES’ SPRING SUITS s men did just that me oa ne as Extraordinary Sale | “=~ | 250 SILK-LINED SUITS 19.75 y and was as unc ¢ thousand miles awe He spoke to 1 ngriley ooprope| For Men and Young Men | formerly 29.50 to 45.00 A most advantageous purchase of a foremost manufacturer's surplus stock Suu ad done, and to punlsi ne Aad or {| and sample line of high-grade Misses’ Suits, comprising the season’s smartest and fast call) bette | most desirable Spring style creations developed in Serge, Poiret Twill, Tricotine, Respond Third | $26.50 Satin or Taffeta Silk; size 14 to 18 years. (aad ¥ pent » making sure that they | ny Y pe vervihlag (hey wasted To Close Out Saturday Had these Suits been purchased in the regular way the price ‘ would have been much higher. The assortment consists of model 125 MISSES’ COATS RoGERS PEET COMPANY, 9 ni: Broad Broadh * aristh& “The Siaakae |. garments, satya wis Sul surplus stock of one of the most prom- Four 5 . u ' * fi etre ce Rhee || inent manufacturing tailors. 22.50 at Warren ot Hot St | Considering the condition of the Woolen Market this event is of special Farge an. & pace The most critical man will find satisfaction in wearing these Silk-Lincd Suits. formerly 29.50 to 87.50 \ wonderful collection of smart models has been assembled with cure and Taken from regular stock; developed in Wool Velour, Duvet de Laine or Silvers We OA Ge aia demas d iad discrimination conservative styles for the business man und “snappy” styles tone; all lined throughout with plain or fancy silks. M ; eo Fay for the younger man. | | board and was drowned from the U. p The tailoring (workmanship and finish) is superior in every way; beau- $. Ma | 5. : A rea. ws ; egt Somes 6 BeLLANS tifully quarter silk-lined; silk sleeve linings; a large variety of new Spring put # er 8 . . * . 1” 66 ” 8 = | Bet Relief Piping terns; all sizes and proportions, including “regulars,” “stouts,” “longs”? and = " Feet “shorts.” BELEANS| fi Other Spring Suits... $19.50 to 55.00 To Close Out | SPRING TOP COATS ||. lor Men and Young Men | Another Special Purchase and Sale 500 Women’s Wool Jersey SPORT SUITS 14.50 The most fashionable of the season's inodels developed in excellent quality Wool Jersey in beautiful new Sport colorings. Suits of individuality and distinction made with belts and smurt pockets; prettily eut skirts, A Specially Prepared Sale Women’s and Misses’ NAVY BLUE GEORGETTE CREPE HATS $17.00 4 10 regularly 6.95 to 7.50 Children’s Shoe Shop E consider the business of making Children’ OO 7% of « » = , p V Shoes most seriously, as so many parents rely formerly 22.70, 26,50 and 28,50 — onderful | ‘alues upon us to supply their children with the proper strong, | ie LR aay pees ae . \ —lransp Ss cls flexible, “free from pinch” Shoes, | Chese Top Coats we re taken from our higher priced models. in anspare nu and solid ieffect Our “Little Folks” Shoe Shop takes care that each H regular stock and radically reduced for quick clearance as the \ spe ‘ , } pat M iown in Navy Blue Georgette Crepe, in transe little customer's foo: gets the right kind of a Shoe and lots are broken; many silk trimmed; size 34 to + meni wail: wala Gres POI Mayda M bite. ‘Th : » Clonectiting Pureiile the beat kind of a fit. | Mushroom brim and mode reated hy foremost maker an yner | ED “ P “4 CHILDREN’S SHOES. — War Bride “rat Velour Sport Hats Bixee 2 $0 Bivieiss 1.50 10 3.00 | | al ° a) .00 to 10.00 10.00 Sizes 4 10 8. 2.00 10 3.25 | Special Sale Initial showing of Veiled ‘Turbans in Navy Kirst showing Velour Sport Hats in fashion- Sizes 6 to 8 . 550 to ) Blue or Na Blue and White ibination ible light Pastel colorings nee eee Et | MEN’S HIGH AND BOYS’ SHOES LOW SHOES Smart Styles on new lasts Tan or Black $5.85 “i, ularly 7.00 100.00 poo 9 to 2 s 2!4 to 5! § 9 to 13 3 Sizes 1 to 5} 3.85, 4.65 CAMMEYER Stamped on a Shoe Means Standard of Merit 34" St. New York AHandv / Your Liberty Bonds at McCreery’s Patriot er to the Third) Liberty Wi Lown at our Booth will directly aid the great ‘ James MeCreery & Co, will give ho funds one dellar for each subseriber Moreover, eact hseribe privileged to indi dollar which we give shall | LendHim / Double Your Patriotic Work by Buying | | LIBERTY Tice American Red Croas- The Sun Tobacco Fund |} | BONDS | knighiof Columbus YM. 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