The evening world. Newspaper, May 14, 1918, Page 4

10% of the gross sales of Mon- day, May 20th, to the Red Cross 2d War Fund. Special items will be offered. Best & Co, Fifth Ave. at 35th St. TECHNIQUE GOOD CLOTHES are not alto- gether decided by materials. *s MANY A. FINE PIECE of Scotch tweed has been condemned This establishment will donate “4 to the back hook in the closet be- cause of a hitching, halting fit. BEST & CO. CLOTHES are cut } outtand put together and hand-fin- j ished with the fine TECHNIQUE { that) does honor to the best piece of i imported woolen, and dignifies and increases the value and serviceabil- ity ofithe vast assortment of worthy fabrics that are more moderately priced. Young Men’s Suits & Coats 24.50 grades 21.50 f Young Men’s Suits & Coats 28.50 grades 24.50 \ Young Men’s Suits & Coats i 32.50 grades 28.50 4 ES SESE ee Sizes 32 to 42 Parents Will Note!——— || Boys’ Knicker suits for the 8 to | 17 year old fellow, made of fine } fabrics used in our regular13.50 & 16.50 grades. These include all short lengths from our fac- tory. Special Sale 11.50———! Have you visited our Men’s Shop of Haberdashery? Ao You Never Pay More at Best's — B. Altman & Cn. Women’s Tailored Suits | (smart Spring models) are now being offered at substantial reduc- tions from former prices. Included are Suits at $19.00, 29.00, 38.00 & 42.50 (Ready-to-wear Sui lird Floor) Madison Avenue - Fifth Avenue 34th and 35th Streets Nem York A FINCH GUARANTEE “Means Your Work Is Backed by one of the Largest ven cues teal ental Rractices in the World, ‘ou ol My ‘es. You Onty Waste Time Trying. I Buy My Material Direct From the Mesutastaren 7 me 1 Buy tm Enormous Quantittes, 22K Crown and Bridge Work My Soft Rubber Suction Plate will fit any mou money-beck guarantee, backed by one o! the world. I'don't care whether you have a plate positively fits DR. FINCH Soft rubber suctions Med to 251 W. old plates which do not stay up, at very little cost, It is sold o: largest dental in gh roof or a flat mouth, this ith. Founded on Honesty. Prospers on Merit. m4 St., Beinn a 10 Kenmare St, ? 409411 Fulton St. 5 Cloned Sunday Open Oto F ' ry HE Sunday World’s Want Directory makes more “Offers of Positions” than an; 1 other two mediums ip the universe Ss a tet ae re - = ae engl A aware, O.; George T. Paicurjch, Min- with un Ceniycaeven’ Wikeihp. #itni| Seems © moatly from New England, bring the MISSING. Resi 101 total of those captured by the Ger-; out. Benjamin C. Byrd, No. 76 mans at Seicheprey to more than 100. wnitmore Street, Hartford, Conn.; Don't let that itching akin- Officers named ineluded Capt. Lloyd! Corp, Miles C, Dun. ‘rg, Bristol, trouble torment you an hour @ | 13, Russell, Manchester, Okla, and/ Conn; Mochaulc Joseph. V. Tvatt, longer! Just spread alittle Res- @ |} jouta, Herbert Boyer, Ban Francisco, | x, 174 in an di a th ra ly Stopthat embarrassing itch slightly, twenty-one; action, twenty-seven, 10] Ointment over the sick skin nd see ifthe itching does not sappear as if you simply wiped away / ter, Masa. killed In action, And—even more important— j olla is soothing, healing omtment ton, and L rely {ails to clear away prompt- Nahant, Mass; William 2. every trace of th tly, THE EVENING WORLD, TU WASHINGTON, May 14.—The cas. ualty list to-day contained seventy- | two names, divided as follows: Killed, jin action, fourteen; died of wounds, | | seven; died of disease, three; wounded | missing and Stephen B. Fitzgerald, Dorches-| Murphy, | Ne Chicago, and Ray B, Smith, Rutland y Frank Willie in | Harold J. Bishop, W Wilmer L. Childres, Paragould, Ark.; Privates Soguine A. Arnoid, Green- ville, Miss.; Clement 'T. Duffey, Del- 6 Park Street, Bristol; Privates nue, N Major John L, Haskins, Minneap- | Hrannan Capt. Michael J. O'Connor, Ros-| A t Paward W. Guiid,| Wm. J. Chap Brightman, ESDAY, MAY 14, 1918. t Springfield, Mass.; Daniels, Highland Park, J. Jones, Starke, Fla. DIED OF DISEASE. Tih; in 49 Dixwell Av-| ‘onn.; James J, Mass.; Richard River, Mass.; | Fall Saugatuck, Conn; | F, Dolan, No. % Vailey Street, Arthur J. Gagnon, Howard M. Garton, tormenting erupyjon, unl is § | vt, wounded alightly, and Lieut. Ben ucket, RL; Newman 8. Gee, due to some serious internal dis- jamin C. Byrd, Hartford, Conn., miss- | Caribou, Me.; Ch arlon iat Md : order Windsor, M 3. Goldric! o.| Tie i | ing in action. té redness and roughness, # Capt. Lioyd B. Russell, Manches- | avenue, Br! Sold bya! drvegteteand deniers teetier | te) Okla; Lieuts. Herbert Boyer, |ley, Ro eeaurnete A wri Aaa poke “ | sisco: 5, Herdman igh Street, fools Fora tree trial of each, write Dept, | San Francisco: Stephen E. Fitegerald.| tire sown pn af ng Mg S, Rewinel, Baltimore, Md. | Dorchester, New Lingerie for Summer at McCutcheon’s A wonderful display of French Underwear, Hand-embroidered and Lace-trimmed, which we have just received, is being offered at very special prices. Gowns of sheer Nainsook, dainty Embroidery, some Lace-trimmed—$3.50, 3.75, 4.25, 4.50, 5.50 to 37.50. Chemises—-$1.50, 1.75, 2.25, 2.50, 3.75 up. Drawers-—$1.10, 1.25, 1.75, 2.25, 3.75 up. Corset Covers—$1.25, 1.50, 2.25, 3.75 up. Envelope Chemises—$1.75, 2.25, 2.75, 3.75 up. We also have a variety of daintyEmbroidery and Lace- trimmed Bridal sets of Hand-made Linen and real Val trimming. Suitable for the June Bride. Fine Philippine Lingerie Allon fine Nainsook, very dainty Embroidery, some with fine Val edges. Gowns —$1.95, 2.50, 2.95, 3.25, 4.25 to 6.75 Envelope Chemises—$2.25, 3.00,3.75 to 6.75 Domestic Gowns, Tailored, Embroidered and Lace-trimmed—$1.50, 1.75, 2.25 and 2.95 Fine Crepe Gowns-—Picot edge . $1.25 Envelope Chemises . . $1.50, 1.95, 3.25 Specials in Corsets and Brassieres Gossard Lace-in-front Corsets. A number of handsome Broche and Silk Batiste models, incomplete sizes only, at greatly reduced prices ranging from $8.50 to 17.50. A very complete line of regular stock corsets in all sizes from $2.00 to 25.00. Felicita Lace-in-back Corsets. New Spring and Summer models in low bust, short, medium, and long hips conforming to Fashion’s newest lines. Specially priced $2.00 to 16.50. Brassieres. We have an assortment of dainty Bras- sieres so desirable for wearing under sheer Summer apparel, als complete line of the plainer Bust-Sup- porters in fabrics comprising Nets, Cotton Meshes, Linens, Muslins, and Silk Tricots, in all sizes, 34 to 46. Prices 75¢ to $7.50. Fifth Avenue, 34th & 33d Streets / 0 requests to call for storage. SEND FOR RATE BOOKLET TELEPHONE 2043 Greeley 2044 Greeley f.Saccket &@ Firrters 394 Fish Svenus Between 35th and 36th Sirects Rarrows, Chandler, Minn; Harry R. Reg. Trade Mark nd INSURANCE O7. 28 valuation—with minimum charges. Prompt and courteous attention given all | bard, enue, | No. || Street town, L 88, Sm Ind.; |T. H Adolp’ | len, 524 c Va. den S Only Corps tained 8 | Haven; Chapel Street, L. Johnson, No. 12 Hunting Hill Av- > M De Soto Street, |i. 1; Bernard T. Lynch, No. 645 46th Michael J. Powers, No. 15 Leonard | Street, New Haven; son, Basthampton, Conn.; William H. Sefton, North Providence, R. nis F. Sweeney, No. Avenue, New Haven; ling, No, 83 Prospect Street, Middle- 95 Lincoln Street, Middletown, Conn, Major John L. Haskins, Minneapolis. Capt. Michael J, O'Connor, Boston. uts, Sergt. South McIntosh, Jackson, Ky. | | Corpl. Floyd A. Sexton, Buffalo. Cook Springs, Ark. | Privates Rolla Benson, James H. Warren W. Harry O. Henson, Percy, Quincy, Mass.; Joseph Roso, No. Saratoga Avenue, orge L. Rourke, Osnabrook, N. D. aries ; Cleave N. Vaughan, Lynch's Station, Jacob H WASHINGTON, May 14 eant Serg Ga, missing In action. |Amertonne in Canadian © FURNITURE Cash orCredit Open Evenings Till 9 o'Clock, New 27 Frank No. 1% Frank Street, Arthur §. Johnson, N’ New Haven; Middletown; Harry M. Lutgin, Providence, Brooklyn. Lionel 8. Robin- Den- Congress nar J. Turn- Conn; Arnold D. Umba, No. SLIGHTLY WOUNDED, Edward M. 4, Nahant, | W. A. Murphy, Chicago; Ray | ith, Rutland, Vt. | Ben H. Schuster, Eureka Ava, T.; | Surrency, Ga. Crawfordsville, Longan, Carter, Davis, Ellis, Carl imeirick, Clarksburg, h Hoeft, Dundee, Ml.; Stolzenbach, Baltimo: Winters, No. 234 Line treet, Brooklyn, One Name on Marines Casu- alty Lint. ~The Marine casualty list issued to-day con- but one name, that of Gunnery Elmore Butler, Washington, ericans appear casualty list: P: Carufel, Pawtu 1417-1423 THIRD AVENUE NEAR eer Checked Gingham Frock, 88.75 H by Talks No, 329 furniture yes are pay Easily Accessible from Went Sid A5-Room Apartment S350 VALUR Al A4-Room Apartment 400. 'ertod iture of Rare Meanty Our LIBERAL TERMS Perma apnly lolzwasser Home VHERE in to purchase 9 time like the present your furniture, |. a ying FOR WANT MONEY. We suppl: NOW! 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