The evening world. Newspaper, June 13, 1918, Page 11

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GS TPL OE TT wae is a Oren ‘THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 1918. 5 OL SPR = < er (8 <= IESE — Stern Brothers y at Buy War = tively ansociated with the R Savings Thriit uarters In New York City and | mt ; ‘ $ Stamps jot oa - ; F Inthe work: of the Ce a L va @ + RR inne gt ga metho ig” em A bus er Beginning June 15th, this establishment will be open organization. Mr. Andrews is an at-|Larger Use of Bituminous pioyed now, it is believed that a ere fares . 8 to! Yoolr of Ay ‘ actual needs for anthra can bel OU can't live in sum G wo) Racrvile'cntemate seusetmae| Gives Atlantic States Supplied vital | fet HERE ta | daily from 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. including cele a tei on ee Uridegroom, f Required Anthracite SOLDIER SLAYER SENTENCED can't keep your ice with \ ccna aedtens eae Hillam, H. Joh, de of the B swede dC —_—--—- : : | v6 a good refrigerator | New York, and was y Amedee J. Casey, Johnson of Cnn on Gets Retain cu can't be witelesnood fl | ’ lees ATO 'E| wile, Gh Meanie, | siento ieunoon’ seers’ priate] unless a reputable howe L241 || A Very Opportune Sale of Traveling ing of the Committee om Public! An increase of 1.497.621 tone of an- at Camp Upton, | 4 and slaughter in th om, Mary Jones at sentence Informa ion. i Mryand Mrs, Andrews will live Injthracite coal to the New En, _ |States and an increase of 35380 {tons to the Atlantic States will be the joutcome of the curtailment of the use of anthracite in other sections uf lthe country in conformity with dis- |tribution plans mapped out by the | Fuel Administration, To provid» this | supply, coal will be Barred from States guarantees that it is san- itary, efficient and economical. We guaran A euecia tee every refrigerator we “eee “98 inci nie 833) 00 set from the insulation to the crackless fayiss Concer | Requisites at Interesting Prices | Presenting an opportunity to secure Vacation Luggage at prices which cannot be duplicated later. ‘Rite Hite’ Wardrobe Trunks | ‘Safe Lock’ Wardrobe Trunks s than eight by County Jud er ee jin the trans-Mississippi, central, of a Open top model, fibre covered, con | Large size, with every packing con- That Itched Very Much and | Western and Southern territories. ; merey tains eleven hangers, four drawers, venience; Automatic Safe Lock closes |This, in-turn, will necessitate an in- 45TH STREET AND SIXTH AVENUE, NEV K This, ns turn, will necessitate a” 10- | Teer AMENTS FOR SOLDIERS. shee pouch and laundry bag | the trank simply. and securely .o0 | 845.00 Value $50.00 BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS @ BUY THRIFT STAMPS ly Disfigured Brother mestic consumption in the sections | @ SANVLS LIIUHL ANY @ SANVLS SONIAVS UVM ANG @| " ee Value “May brother's scalp was one mass || "*2cted. nae tae ae $28.00 etecsemn, which was sothicu that bie {| Tt (8 generally rocognized that the | yn6 New York Bubie Soci TTT ~ R: ran « hair was slmont hidden, || istribution of anthracite under pro- Rite Hite’ Wardrobe Trunks | ‘Dustproof? Wardrobe Trunks ‘The eczema was in sort of a} Vailing conditions is a problem in- wer " ai ldj ake rash and his scalp was sore | volving the comfort, welfare, and in = 11 hangers, pie bok ub ‘Mei pas ' syle cha Hep eohig and red. Ititched very much |! a large measure the health of balf of 5 drawers with patented lor kings bar the trunk dust an er proo’. causing him'to irritate bis | American ples also, the Na+ Seale, by Seahsbtng | THI tava gear ronulromonte ary tnvotved $42.50 Vatue $48.00 | $48.50 | Value $55.00 “T noticed an advertise. |/ and asa consequence thereof not only ment for Cuticura, and sent fora free | anthracite but fuel of all kinds is in a sample. We bought more, and weused about one cake of Cuticura Soap and ne box of Cuticura Ointment when he was healed.” (Signed) Miss Ange- lina E. Radtke, 513 Park St., Brooklyn Hille, L. 1, N. Y¥., Oct. 4, 1917. For every purpose of the toilet Cuti- Soa: demand as never before. At the same roe Sth Street JE Ve Street _ time, statistics « that the draft aOR FIFTH AVENUE eA and other requirements have reduced oi — CG - the a of anthracite mine 4 from 177,000 to about 145,000 in nuinher Founded asl Greeley 1900 Suit Cases and Traveling Bags at the present timo, Indications Store Will Close at Noon Next Saturday, and Will also be found in comprehensive assortments point to a further reduction as the itoragvak, the 6)4a2 at 5 o'Clock P. M. Beginning Monday, June 17. at equally low prices, on the Main Floor, To-morrow. ent coal tarted with an eapty Bathing Suit Cases, 12&14 ins. | Suit Cases, 24, 26 and 28 ins. |bin as far as anthracite aed, | Black enamel moleskin’ with deep | tray; short straps; values to $6.50 A Sale of Men’s Furnishings at $2.85 | at $4.75 in ; . Of black enamel with rubberized Tomorrow and Saturday Until Noon lining and atrong Jocks: unuaual value | , € | Week-End Suit Cases | Traveling Bags, 16 to 18 ins. ' and Underwear Made’ of bosk-enmels, with seit | Magee) GEE tae a ‘ Cae Gua beak { | strong locks: sizes 16 ty 26 inches, | shin or real cowhide; value $5.95 by er BA ie , ; Cool, Comfortable Shirts, Neckwear 207 Good Evening! J 4 ; é Kofi 4. Pajamas, Bath Robes and Underwear id at $3.85 at $4.75 Open Evenings Til 9 o'Cluk, One man, of good 40 |) ‘ : ss atmisiilanvaldiiaas ismasapceuial Porownehn a end? a ES pug diatribution have hoss power common sens, | for the Hot Summer Days and Nights. consu he sai iz worth more in the world al a eee Sor Pp ORS sparta et a |slered, mist be normed» than a whole drove of Standard Qualities & best up a he Bp . > °. | CO-OPERATION AND READJUST- geniuse f Pri es “ Very Special” | Army Officers Supplies MENTS PLANNED. — Billings. ices B < ) ie 2 As generally known, uso of ver | A practical list of camp requisites and trench comforts, ¥ olzwasser Teme Silk Shirts English Foulard — | Union Suits | all of which are reasonably priced on the Fourth Floor. , Talks No. i] $7 45 iin" laid $1 00 | Army Locker ‘Trunks, Clothing Rolls, . Mess Kits, ° 5 | Air Pillows, Cots, Mattresses, i Rich Silks of superb qui 6 Cc Witte Plaid Alodre Bedding Rolls, Compasses, *“Non-Com” Instructors 1 a large variet Open-end Four-in l'Union Sultar achlette We | Bath Tubs, Duffle Bags. Pails, stripe also ‘jin a large assortme f Basins of Canvas Despatch Cases, Sleeping Bags, f lis underst rod that dometic sizes of t ; as ancy ‘ps ind blue a F Balbriggan or Rubber, r Drum Protectors, Signal Instructors, rear, which runs until April Silk Shirts fi i che Shirts and Drawers | Camp Chairs I lights, Watches, t English Foulard Cantecus, ee Life Belts, Water Filters, silk Bat Wing Ties 75C cx ar L 5 Lanterns A3- Room Apa rte { AS. R BE tails $275 Ad Room Apartment ; i Wrist Band: Shirts long or half sleeve =e ie ibs ells Chel caesar eee ani 50c ag j ers regular. o! tek inds drawers regular. or 1 ! iu 1 of y | Sizes r iy N i Rladrae GHAPRIBre” ee ee eae earn) | Buy U. S. Government War Savings Stamps Silk Shirts \palkardats | Madras | F Blea Shirts and Drawers Rega Sacra . Meera Stes ne 2 Seen! ToS $2.35 Pajamas 50 —— ee tte Bibre Site | $3.45 | White Ce in Noor shortage, consequent inability to much increase production of an- at Hine Bente thracite and the unusual demands for of} a Our LIBERAL TERMS | iteruatemn Taare, eel | in neat fancy stripes. Silk and Cott6n Pajamas | Drawers, athletic style q |This, tt olnted a :, in fancy stripes. rt | i Stats ad oda ' White Shirts CASPER CRSTSre eC Ha ree Terry Cloth astaeecta Fa, each 4nd With collars attached | descuas Bath Robes Ste ro e thracte Is confined to its most os- f ; BOS ENG) 10g? 1 .65 | $1 6 5 $4.5 0) West 42nd Street = Between 5th and 6th Avenues) West 43rd Street . Ag : | Oxford or Soisette Cloth; | Ve | industry is : ae the half sleeves or long sleeves | Percale and Mercerized | Medium weight ‘Terr | full knowledge i | bands or French | «materials in a variety of | Cloth Bath Robes in tar | stripes and plain color blue, pink and lavender that can be pr epring will be vit ognizes an urgen Gray Hair See sa sk jand to utilize eve 3 4 Heit fieaths |Site ‘ere Ln Ground Floor ; Men’s Low and High Shoes at Very Special Prices Today, Friday and Saturday Morning Boots and Oxfords Dark ‘Tan Calfskin Oxford Black Oxfords, Gun Metal Laced Boots Dark Tan Calfskin Laced Boot Our Men’s and Young Men’s SUMMER SUITS at $27.50 Are worth at least 20% more Don't Miss This Great June Sale! Keautiful, New Player-Pianos $445 52-59 a Week RREE pees eae WIDE choice of patterns, colorings and tabries in all wool materials are provided—the models meet every metropolitan standard—and the Kirschbaum label connotes workmanship of the highest character in every detail. Men's Clothing Department On the Third Floor Low and High Shoes Gun Metal Oxfords iY Tan € Oxfords, 4 Black Boots, laced and buttoned Four Great Salesrooms New ¥ork: Brocklyn: 68 Bast Sth St, | 35 Flatbush Ave, Jersey City; Newar ¢ 194 Newark Ave, |!0% Broad &t¢,1) Join a War Savings Society

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