The evening world. Newspaper, June 7, 1918, Page 7

gure UNE L4TOWLY4 © , ISSETBY HYLAN ° + ee H| ty Calls for Special Dem- |\5 Onstrations Beginning With | | F lag Day. Mayor Hylart issued a proclamation | fast night fixing the period between June 14 and July 4, inclusive, as a special time for demonstrations of loyalty.. The proclamation calls at- tention to the plan for a great aity demonstration by the. foreign torn on July 4 and says "Ons flag. ove people, one co’ mudt*e® dur sic direct that .the S| displayed every ginning, June | ° citizen give their hb ve co- (I gperadn ta the p mmo of the | | Tpyalty: Committee, which is as fol- | |B lows: | ik “Spine 14--Flag Day—Special observ *) , ancelyr the schools } SI “June 14-Community meetings tn | |ji4 the parks w Aignifying sa #gune 16 preached | e Patriotic. utteranc r Ki “dine 1$-—-Newspaper Day. Le oyaity | [ES @ditorials in all newspapers “June 19—Theatre and Motion Pie- ture Loyalty Day, With loyalty talk | by the “June ies im the eve if Ei the-extra daylight) f the || = fotvigneborh’ who expr E loyalty Loyalty the speci dence Day. July 4—Parad citizens of the Ci "public pledge of United States Announcement was made by the | Mayor's Committee on al De = fense yesterday thi born citizens will ~ Fourth of July para groups have filed places; that the Braaltinn ( contemplates having a we for the celebration and that @ of war wor fn the pagean winning ship r granted. stocking is not Ipswich Hosie Mills will. or stores. “IT MAKES LITTLE 30,000 Feet Measured The “Good Witch” of Ipswich takes nothing for In gymnasium and laboratory tests she measured 30,000 feet to make sure of establishing correct standardized sizes. You don’t have to stretch Ipswich Hosiery to fit. size to fit and the size marked plainly on each Fix this fact firmly in your mind—Ipswich Series Hosiery fit as well after washing as before. Prices 25c to 75c. At dealers who display the sign of the “Good Witch” of Ipswich in their windows 1918. Closes 6 P. M. a= B’way, 34th to 35th St SUMMER SUITS For Men & Young Men —} \s $24.75 “s That Have the Enviable Gift for Putting Men at Their Ease —Congratulations Are ‘in Order. “Glad to see you've become one of us.” “War-economy brought me to it.” “Bound to happen.” “Sure! ‘Lowest-in-the-CITY pricestalk the universal language of clothing to-day.” “CONGRATULATIONS!” “Congratulations nothing! It's just plain sense,” “And satisfaction, eh?” FABRICS; Fancy Mixed Wovrsteds, Cheviots, fine Unfinished Worsted's and Serges. “Exactly!” Cassimeres and Homespuns, STYLES: Smart Sacks, Three-button Suits, English Soft Roll Sacks, with patch, slant or plain pockets, half or quarter lined; peak and plain lapels. $ rn >——— White Flannel Trousers, $6.49 Priced Lower Than Elsewhere in Town All wool flannels, sewn with silk, cold water shrunk to assure their holding their shape. The accepted trousers for summer, wear. ore —Filth Floor, Biway, Front PELP WIN THE WAR~ Buy Thrift Stamps and War Savings stamps They can be bought in eny depertment store in the city and hundreds of Ine ee Ck Go eT ee, DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU IPSWICH HOSIERY For Men and Women Every pair is knitted full- about right but exactly right. Ty must make good or Ipswich IPSWICH MILLS (Pounded 1822) Ij Mi ie Lee c rrr r rr rr rrr rrrr ra ei Tce iS!) ene, Moment ig ~~ Se niet nnn te en len tin ane as” hottie THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JUNE 7, We Sell Dependable Merchandise ‘at Prices Lower Than Any Other Store,, but for Cash Only NEED—A WORLD “WANT” WILL GO GET IT. DRY COLD AIR FUR STORAGE Moderate Cost Third Floor 38th Street Founded 1826 Children’s Barber Shop—Fourth Floor Misses’ Apparel For June Clearance Reduced to Coats “< “$ilwe oe Dresses No Approvals All, sizes and colors in the assortment—All Selected Models—Worth Very Much More Suits—of Serge, Checks, of Wool and Gabardines. Serges, Coats — of Velour Cloth, Dresses—of FVoulard Cloth and Sport Checks. Pongee and Taffeta. All Higher Priced Garments Proportionately Reduced Suits Capes colors; ‘Tricotine Jersey, in Sport , Velour Cloths. Burella Silk, Serge, New Arrivals—Summer Dresses Midsummer models, simply adorable little Frocks in sheer Voiles, serviceable Ginghams, fine Linens and crisp Organdie, in delicate colors and in white. Choice valucs at $6. 95, $10.00, $12.95 and $15.00. Third Floor An Opportune Offering Women’s Jersey Suits At the Special Price, $ 1 8.50 No Approvals. The Models Belted Coats, tinctive None C, O. D. The Materials “La Jerz” Silk, in the bright colors, which are in such demand. Wool Jersey in correct shades for street and sport wear. sport in various new and dis- styles, feature clever pockets Skirts on the also with pockets. Seldom Are Suits of Such Style, Quality and Desirability Obtainable at So Low a Price. Women’s Wool Suits, Coats and Capes Reduced to $19.50, $29.50, $39.50, $49.50 and $59.50, All Silk Suits Reduced to $39.50, $49.50, $59.50. Third Floor approved. straight lines, Women’s Patent Leather Oxfords With Long Slender Vamps. A Rare Value in Good Footwear at the Special Price, $5.75 Girls’ White Canvas Shoes Sizes 114 to 2, $3.50 Second Floor The Season's Smartest Styles for Dress or Street Wear. Misses’ While Canvas Pumps Sale of Boys’ Play or Scout Shoes dark tan or black; sizes 1 to 6, $3.25 Ground Floor Sizes 1119 $3.00 Becond Floor to 2, Every Straw Hat Inthe American Trimmed Hat Section Reduced for Saturday's Selling to $2.95 Tailored and semi-dress Millinery, in marked down for immediate lipo: al toma Large, medium and small Hat from the mo 1 the fashionable colors, * space for Midsummer dis splays. wanted shape, in styles ranging ive ty pes matrons will want 150 Children’s Hats Reduced to $4.95 } black an sin ever st youthful to the conservat Prettily Trimmed Hats, includi: smartest of | ailored Hats, Milan Sa Mushroom effects. All at much bel Glengarry Bonnets, of fine and made French models; also the irs, quaint Poke Bonnets with streamers, »w former prices straw in most desirable ¢ lors, reduced to $1.95 The Lord & Taylor Stocks are Complete and Prices Moderate Full Size Wardrobe Trunks, $32.50 | a) <incks f Open-top model tructed of 3-ply basswood throughout; con- veneer cov- ered with hard vulcanized fibre. Cretonne lined and with hoe packets and convert- ible hat drawer; fitted with Made exclu- for Lord & Taylor to our own specifications, Full Size Open Top Wardrobe Trunks With Locking Device, ‘eventh Floor pocket ‘ ‘rp pring locks angeable 18; ively tapes in draw \ Lord & Taylor FIFTH AVENUE A n Sion Wardrobe Trunks for Summer Traveling Short: Trip Wardrobe Trunks, $25.00 Tub Suits For Little Lads For boys 3 to 10 years. New models, on military lines, and in clever novelt effects; i deen Norfolk and Middy styles always in demand. Wen made Suits of Chambray, Linen, Duck, Galatea and Khaki, in smart stripes and plain colors. Suits that will wash and wear well, Tub Norfolk Suits $5.00, $6.75, $7.50 Finely tailored Suits, of “Cool Cloth,” haki, Linen, Crash and Palm Beach Cloth, for boys of 7 to 18 years. Tub Knickerbockers, in Khaki, Duck and Grey Crash, specially priced. Fourth Floor Juniors’ Dresses Of Quaint Calicoes Special at $12.95 Pretty be, these latest arriv, n Summer Frocks, fashioned of Turkey red, marigold yel- law and old blue Ca licoes. Cool too, for the sleeves are of crisp white Organ- die, matching the deep frilled collars. Very new, the 3 tier skirt effect. Sizes 13 to 17 years. New Frocks for the Younger Set include charming models in Satin Striped Voile, sheer Tis- sues, Dimities, checked and pastel Organdie ts, Crepe de Chine and Ge $798 (088800 Girls’ and Intermediate Dresses 11 velty Voiles in dainty little designs and effective colorings of dotted and flowered Dirrities of Pique, eng visite litle Lingefie models, with jes and laces, $25 95 to $28. 60 Clearance at Greatly Re- duced Prices— Entire Stock of Girls' and Juniors’ Coats, Suits and Dresses. Third Floor Drape Veils For the New Sailors Special 55c each Made Veils of able phetlands services in large filet shes and of ra fon C loth with hem- In all also stitched borders. the wanted shades, black and white. Excellent Values Ground Floor