The evening world. Newspaper, June 11, 1918, Page 5

t ; : THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JUNE 11, 1918. ae FARE it ARE TO NEWARK © ever: 1 Doten Foe Flyers "rt “|,,..Bad Breath — _—— Bay War Savings Stamps : | 0 as 0 Away Sudden imples, Blotches, laches, age ~—NOWIS 27 CENTS; = The Rev. James Devine, for twenty-| Biliousness and Constipa- m7 | three years pastor of Sacred Heart Ro- tion Can Be Banished. 1 * man Catholic Church, at New Bruns- 4 *) : te 90 i Use R. & G. Pills, a vegetable com ® RATE Mt UP ENDS : f | Wick. No J. died last night, He was 17) Bound containing podophyllum and its r] . Sy » | usual healt@ on Sunday, said mass tn | allied laxatives. (| the morning, and in the affernoon had The benefits to the liver and bowels bth Avenue ON WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. 34th Street Wishington Ord Order Fixes Same Price in Tubes and Pennsyl- harge of the Sunday school. He was | are ies haters user from skin | vania—Raise on Ferries. £44444 000 O04 a #|stricken last night with acute indi-| impurities, headaches, dizziness, bilious- < | gestion. ness, bad breath, constipation, and «| Father Devine was born tn Ireland | many Posity ailments. ’ sixty-six yoars ago. Ie had been curate| _R. & G. Pills are the perfect vegetable at St. John’s, Trenton, and in Bast New- substitute for calomel—all its benefits ark and Woodbridge, badalidbneretabt dT A bad results. 19¢, 25¢ the bow Importan t Sale divt 0856S 0646460606668 higher prices at the remarkably low price of This will make east and westbound rates the same, Yesterday when the . . | = Se WASHINGTON, June 11.—Increase ° ‘ B. trom af to 21 conte in the fare from ‘ 225 WOMEN’S SMART COATS : pom A A at a rn ih in onan bk New York to Newark, a distance of, « y i : nine miles over the Hudson and Man: | ¥ ; A peel ngage ci unusually fine Coats, including smart ] hattan Tube route and the Pennsyl-| @ : . : sport models, from a leading manufacturer who sold us his entire | Vania Railroad, was authorized to-) ¢ 2 ‘ on a Shoe Means Standard of Merit surplus stock regardless of cost, enables us to offer Coats of much | day by the Railroad Administration, $ Pion Aviat 7) SM ROSE th St. New York iy 04-4-066-1-0-145426660064646446664666656$640060000060000 Rew passenger rates went into effect) DIRIGIBLE LACKED FUEL. 1000 bushels of wheat, have 14.50 | regularly 25.00 to 29.50 NO C, O. D.’S—NO APPROVALS—NO RETURNS Women’s White High Shoes T is a wise wardrobe that enlists the services of I the White High Shoe. For motoring, walking and sports it is ideal. And we are sure that life must be one joyous occasion after another for the women who wear Cammeyer Shoes. ‘Those pictured below are two of our “leaders.” The one on the left is something new, with per- forated fancy tips and medium heighth white leather heels. The other one is not quite so fancy, but is de- mure in its appearance, and has a very comfortable leather heel. the Pennsylvania sold eastbound | tickets at 27 cents, while the Hud- the Food Adm! | trial centres + sen and Manhattan, forbidden by Pi- | One Seont for U Boats Pate Ont! with the present flour and wheat stocks rector General McAdoo to raise practically exhausted, it {8 possible that rates, sold westbound tickets at the} these reserves will have to be drawn upon, They. constitute a two weeks’) ld price of 17 cents, A Government dirigible balloon was| supply for the centres in which they | Railroads operating ferries te-|forena to come down here last night.|@re Stored. tween New Jersey points and Man-|The balloon, 126 feet long, in charge vn were given per-|of wo men from the Rockaway Naval | ENRIGHT T RETIRES WILLIAMS. by the Interstate/Air Station, had been scouting for| ylsubmarines along the Long Island | Batte st. Her distress signals were seen mon from the Bluepoint Coast nmissioner Enrig! ard Station. They put out In a ed that he had retired |B put into effect until after the Rajl- tor boat, nvoying the balloon tain Grant Williams, head Toad Administration investigates to The electric current was shut Bureau of Unidentified Dead . determine whether it ts necessary, | (iff ‘to denden the network of wires In| ang Aiicsing Pereons | The Hudson River Day Line was} Men from the Naval Reserve Rase| Williams built up one of the most} , ma eratata mber Five took hold of the b | int branches of the Police | authorized to-day by the Interstat |puy ropes and pu ap: HOW Math. Pandit. 66. ON: tutora| Commerce Commission to increase | working an hour a hai in the 4 the death of “Big Tim’ | ite passenger charges in accordrnce de Fh! of people drove out th rae body lay unidentified | with the recent increase In railroad | morning to see the ditigible w passenger fares, The Western New| chanics worked to get her in shape “McCREERY SILKS” Famous Over Half a Century for Best Values, Largest Variety and Most Complete Color Assortments. McCreery’s Annual June White Silk Sale Offering Thousands of Yards of White Silks and Satins oe | Commerce Commission to raise fe $ fares to an average of five although this increase wilt not ~ EE EE One of his ah the homeward tr Bs fa skull dug up in Brook BF York and Pennsylvania Traction | ith ago. A sand fac e Company has asked the commission | ‘nan wan identified. = hy for permission to increase both pase} | FLOUR RESERVE ON HAND. wrty-aix. years old. and | At 75c to 3.00 per yard ‘4 | wasn senger and freight charges to level of the new steam rallroad rate. | y.. POLIGE RESERVES TO DRL "0%" ach of the force since 1897 In Held By Food ae.| Saal — |take Captain De value 1.00 to 5.50 4d) The Most Extraordinary Values and Assortments of the Year. une 11,—Captain Moulther, for 22 years inspector { hulle at Oswego and @ well-known at his home here to- ighty-three. He was | 36, and during his lite thdays White Snowbuck, 7.50 White Linen, 5.00, 7.00 White Buckskin, 10.00 White Snowbuck, 6.00 the Food Administration to-day ‘These stores, the equivalent of 2,25 ad but 19 James McCreery & Go, . oth Avenue 34th Street Another Important Sale ON WEDNESDAY AND THE REMAINDER OF THE WEEK Men’s Furnishings 15,000 Yards of NEW NOVELTY PRINTED VOILE in a wonderful variety of choice, exclusive designs and latest fashionable colors. 40 inches wide. Six Thousand Will 1 Participate in|. Exercises at Sheepshead Bay Speed- way Park—Big Spectacle Planned, Police Reserves of Manhattan, the Bronx, Brooklyn and Queens will be mobilized at the motor Speedway Park at Sheepshea* Bf: July 4 as part of a patriotic ton, ‘There will be hand concer ing by operatic stars and ad s by orators of na- tlonal reputation. Admission will be free. ‘The Police Reserves, numbering about 6.060, will be organized in ree! and battalion unita in the mor @rilled in pre fon for their review in the afternoon. Besides the reserve there will be 2 members of the Women's Training Corps, 10) wome! ia mounted orseback and 60 members | of the F Training Corps | Police Inspector John I. Dwyer, un- | der the general supervision of Deputy Commissioner Rodman Wanamaker, Is | Special, yd. 45¢ } June Sale “McCREERY QUALITY HOSIERY” . Several purchases made months ago in anticipation of this June event make possible these extraordinary economies arranging for the celebration. It is planned to make the occasion one o: Women’s Silk Hosiery,—-superior quality; fine gauge; White or Black. . solemnity to impress all a ve 7 pair, 1.35 » of duty to the nation in th critical | . times | | Women’s Silk Hosiery,—excellent values; Black, White or Colors.............+ pair, 1.65 y Prominent act have | | pledged their ser in a big spectacle. | | Women’s Silk Hosiery,--all Silk; Plain Black or Embroidered Novelty clox or t State and city officials will attend the celewrn tion, insteps; Black or White. . pair, 1.95 PRUSSIAN WIELDS KNIFE, | Women’s Cotton Hosiery, —full-fashioned; Black or White....... 6 Pairs 2.75 pair, 50¢ | Women’s Mercerized Lisle Hosiery,-—full fashioned; fine gauge; j | excellent value; Black or White.............06 ..6 pairs 4.00 pair, 75¢ 2900 “McCreery”’ Madras Shirts Made of Woven Madras and other soft materials, 1.65 Tee costes aah 1740‘‘McCreery’’ Bey cine liree wae toa he Silk Shirts morning: @ charge of attempted | felonious amsault He had a Job in) restaurant a Street and w when John \ red and Children’s Full Fashioned White Mercerized Cotton Sox. . 6 pairs 1.95 pair, 40¢ I Important Clearance Sale : ; CRETONNES | An unusual assortment of Cretonnes in artistic designs and attractive color- ings; suitable for draperies, hangings, cushions, ete. { Made of heavy Silks | and Broadcloth Silks. when the chef Shen ie Shet diatned ie” Rat 4.95 = -— TRAINING FOR CIVILIANS. re’ Camps to Be Open to Them It ha butcher's Knife and was striki BBO vardes sisi. ln ereustas yd. 22c..... .... formerly 38c and 48c 8,000 yards.....cccrcssseeees yd, 35c...... .... formerly 50c and 75 Slip Covers made to order. The above prices offer exceptionally good value for this requirement. Flags for ‘‘Loyalty Week’’ | Beginning June 14th, ‘Flag Day” | Unusual Values Flag Outfits Printed Silk Flags 5x8 ft. United States Flag of Cotton Printed Silk United States Flags Bunting; sewed stars and stripes; canvas mounted on staff; gilt spear. Size 2x8 heading; complete with pole and bracket. inches to 16x24 inches 5.00 regularly 8.00 Special 5e¢ to 3.00 | 5x8 ft, United States Flag of Cotton 4,800 “McCreery” Shirts made of Madras and Mercerized Materials...each 1.15 Pi The saree 3Q0 Doz. Shirts and Drawers 90 Doz. Shirts and Drawers Made of White Madras. Made of Silk and Cotton Mixture each 75c each 1.25 60 Doz. Suits of Pajamas 60 Doz. Union Suits Pajamas of Light Weight Cotton Union Suits of Lisle Thread; summer weight. 1.45 1.65 Pure Silk Half Hose Cotton and Lisle Half Hose A smart roll front styl ‘ Baton with sewed stripes; canvas All Wool Bunting Service Flags Full fashioned; fine grade; Black and Colors. In Black and Colors; durable grade. nea GInS 3.50 regularly 5.00 axis inches Special 1,00 { 65c ir 25¢ All Wool Bunting Flags 383 feu seein 388 ad pale 2x8 ft egularly 2.25, ’ it COLLARS ee ; Pies Poles Wi ith Bal and Aelpard have—exclusively— : lites 4x6 ft. regularly 7.00, 5. R ft ic Wit, Se Wet. i teria | 165 Doz. Men's Straw Hats in various Straws and modelorsommrn TTB | | gf elim hh BAIA AR BBE | ES ES SE A A SS LA