The evening world. Newspaper, June 28, 1918, Page 12

THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1918. senate : rEIPUTER lc ‘ourt of Special Sessigns sala in camps y noe ao ie ». | sremepane.Createers Come — a Acie uratore o! ey era|in the wholesale district at noon. It LEMON JUICE GREATEST FIGH <i one ofan! semis and | camoany grand ine man ee-eae| mete tathnd haat eae Ale MMT ANT IN nn ™ aN i TT A Ay yil TAKES OFF TAN JAN) pe AN if RIN Us, | H HH he anal HOA | A SN aa : oo YHIL ve ut | Amer ican Democracy, the power for m f nol mana Unie ‘Btatea Beach, Franklin, Leonard and Hudsen 004, the unity of civilization and the | ree nt so he was accompanied hy the 1 | eae of humanity all depend upon | street Cleaning Department Ban: | the Girls! Make bleaching lotion (PRIVATE Suawa’ enTRANCE _—_ Streeta An army kitenen was drawn | @uccess of our War, Savings Under the auspices of the Wholesale if skin is sunburned, To Wear “Going In” on the Fourth on sale. and soup dispensed to all those who Stamp campaigns. All who believe in America and the Allies, in liberty, tanned or freckled | law, justice and peace, should pur- ned or freckle pure! nased utensils that were placed | | | ot Ne len | like ewer and poaruaion ef (hs The Effects of Opiates, eeu » lene o United States.” HAT INFANTS are peculiarly , oka to opium and ite various a Bate conistsing ‘vires ‘tune met | Major William A. Hiam A. Bishop Has ‘ihe than 10,000 people crowded In prepersti ions, all of bal gy Reg IE pera pe Bren in the Oret f om: joses, if con’ | have Fares pint ef vie be Ate ckle, Downed 72 Planes, Five | feat M1 ‘er vaxe vane ad Vass tions and growshy of the cells which are likely to become derlip assert one-half of the man- [racy of hy age jot = papain Ta, dyspepsia and lack of power of the United States was ncc-| powers are a result of rch with opiates or narcotics to keep children essary to win the war, and for every|{m their infancy. The rule among physicians is that children man on the line five were needed receive opiates in ee —— doses for more than @ day at a at the rear, Buying bonds and aid- only, then if unavoids! Sunburn and tan Intion, and complex- y ay. fon beautifier, al very, very small cost in One Day Your grocer has the lemons and any store or toilet counter will supply] LONDON, Juno 2% (via Ottawa)— i i i three ounces of Orchard White for « few cents. Massage this sweetly fra- With seventy-two German airplanes Soothing Suits, Caps, ‘Tights, Garters, Shoes, Sandals, grant lotion into the face, neck, arms | brourht down to his credit, the ere@t ling the Red Cross was not enough, eon pete a, hE Mtg Bane be too Ld besides ’ Canes and Bags, are here in a pre and hands each day and see how cst number of enemy machines @e-| ho added, but all should make fur-| Gecried, and hould not ay be, ©, party to It. Children who are fusion of desirable styles at a gratifying range k Silipos ond how clear, soft oa stroyed by any Entente airman @o|thor sacrifices by pledging to take | need the pak. of a Physician, an nothing less than a crime to of prices. Styles are new and varied—smart- white the skin becomes. Yes! It is|far, Major William A. Bishop has|Wer Stampy, iy a. CO ee Y aetias et eee i bis he ness is successfully combined with practical harmless. —Advt been transferred from the Canadian} other speaker. He said in the nox: | signature of Chas. H, ness, comfort and economy. - =— active force at the front to a pasl-/month or two we would have to fuel | Genaise Castoria always bears the signature of A At $4. 94 : Teeth tion at the office of the British Chief] should hesitate a second in suying the black | } Without Plates Nyt rcadsit paty \ Both the Suits sketched may be had in i ij - ‘The recall of the Major was advised SRR RED = _ \ satin or taffeta, seth en pe ae style |) ; gee BBB \ dy Lord Welr, Britieh Air Minister, ROOKL | and trimmed with colored satin, other button |) . : at the epecial request of Sir err THREE B YN STORE. } ie site and cope with colored stitching. 4 Kemp, Canadian Overseas Minister m " Ss In sizes 36 to 46. 1 Save Decaye Testy ot Militia, whe represented that bis! Buy More War Savings Stamps and ‘ke Our Victory Greater! | Surf Cloth Suits | Children’s Suits “tt Tighten Loose Tee al unique war experience cou! 1] is Y Treat Diseased Gums. 5 Utillged in connection with the or- | $2.94 ; SETS A belted, panel front! Cunning litte button Porcelain Crowns, model, piped with color. | 1004 models of wool/fermay, i ——=—- Merino Jersey not heavy enough ‘te be — Swimming Suits | buny, but » good waight |} $4.69 to keep the two to tep-year iif si a ol youn ters from ental |] mie colored worsted | nuvy end Copenhagen thos, | ‘ights attached | with striped ra ‘te vi ine. ‘Sites 36 bmg Hed pe IK \ or white. || Also Caps, Bathing Slippers and Shoes in ‘clldren's sizes. Gerad Seer, Cote) Seiten, | 2400 Pairs of Women’s White Silk Stockings, 98c Pair “Trregulars”—but you have to hunt carefully to find the little oil spot or uneven- |j ness in weave that rules them out of the “perfect” class. ‘The maker is very particu- |i | lar—that’s why. 1 | Fine, sheer white silk, with silk, mercerized or lisle thread tops; all fully rein- } forced, and in all sizes. All full fashioned. A great find, with the season for white shoes and white skirts in full swing! Street Goor, Central Bailding Hi A Notable Reduction Sale of Women’s Fine Silk Skirts Hl Hi Hf OF TEE’ Gold and §| canization of the Canadian air force. | -, Bdge S| ™ ook: Major Bishop i Talage’ of Gold Sve! Mook, to France a plcked. Aehting uae 104d ineneees md Wap Tarr ors Sue Te oem] | «enoaDwar FIFTH AVE. fay exacted “ | was equipped ne ee a At Gates Ave., Bet. th and 49th are | best British fighting airplanes, an repaired while M in the ghort time they have beon at! Brooklyn Sts., Brooklyn if sent by mail. & the front they have accounted for an BLOO,, 5 extraordinary number of enemy ma- FULTON ST. cor. of BRIDGE ST. pres chines. 4 Batata eG See ees" S airplanes. brought “down “in ‘waria At Hoyt St. Subway Station, Brooklyn j combat is reckoned on the same | fa nat BE RAY Ren as was that of the late Baron von Richthofen, the champion Ger- . See eee eee un airman, who counted a double TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) A WONDERFUL SALE OF ——— | weated machine «as two victories, would be well over the century mark. On the morning of the day he re- e e celved the order to return to Eog- him, he went out for a filng at the enemy, and before his return brought down five machines. On landing he said goodby to his comrades, jumped | }into ‘a motor car and caught the Presenting Summer’s Superb Effects in 3 : ie aS SRR > boat for England. eipamiarattiipa 2,000,000 SAVINGS PLEDGES BY TO-NIGHT IS THE WORKERS’ AIM (Continued from First Page.) Georgettes and Satins Taffeta Combinations Embroidered Creations New Charmeuse Effects 25 HESE inimitably beautifal and modish creations are represented in a widely varied 44 selection of models, comprising exclusive Martin originations and correct copies of the latest imported novelties. | minute talk on War Savings pledges. | Prisoners, spectators and court at-| orld Y¥ants Ff ork onders, tendants were asked to pledge to the limit. Justice John J, Freschi of the | Every one of the Skirts included in | the collection you would expect to find marked at a considerably higher price, | even in a reduction sale. The silks are of wonderfully lovely quality, the styles are new and smart, the workmanship \ excellent. And coming just before the holiday, the sale is especially timely. Foulard— Dotted, figured and bordered de signs, in black, navy and other colors. Pussy Willow— Flowered and striped patterns. Taffeta—Viaids, stripes and block patterns. Tussah—Stripes and fancy figured designs. All but a few of the Skirts have sold at | higher prices in our own stock~-those few were !| specially and most fortunately secured just in time for this selling event, and are marked far | below what they would ordinarily be. Geeond floor. Central Building, Saturday News for Men | Straws | Clothes to Keep Cool In Best American makes Men are gradually getting common sense about —Splits, Sennits, Porto | their Summer clothes. Rico, Manila and fancy es ; pe, _ that ba coal felieios are more come 1.50 to | fortable for home, office and outdoors than oy braids, $ “4 | stuffy, hot things they used to wear. — But they also demand good tailoring in their Sum: Soft Straws, $1.95 to | Suits, for they know that if ht-weight Motbes need crt $3.00. | workmanship to stand up fries serv oe if | : i ii They are shown in the most dis- tinctive color tones and con- trasts and richly adorned with effective trimmings. : LIBERAL CREDIT TERMS ‘ TO ALL Anpiz ret A te Yow, York, APARTMENTS FURNISHED from $75 Up on Credit Fringed ud Novelty Silk Dresses Reduced from € 18.75, 21.50, $25 12. 75 7 de chine and jersey pr 4 combinations, Georg- ettes, taffetas and satina. SSS 2-PC. KROEHLER KODAV SUITE in fing Imitatio arth ane aa ae | Sale of Summer’s "Prettiest Wash reese | feet wide, This | NI | A truly wonderful showing of charming wash dresses for country, mountains | 0° 8 ey rar Bi i include SB: and shore, in every latest novelty material and in the smartest colors. ' WE SELL ON CREDIT “COLUMBIA and CORTINA _- Py } COLUMBIA Foreign Language Records \| 75 5 75 75 7 H GRAFONOLAS For July on Sale, | Up f Write for Satatoaue, Mailed | &. from $18 Up. Also Rec- | i ords on Credit’ with = = sense ate Se rer ety Machines Sewing Machines an Credit, OFEN MONDAYS & BATUNDAYS UNTIL 10 Pu, Beautiful ‘Nee dives achilles Priced These Selected Models, Priced = = —= oe } pes fe ad San Chale, ; | A. & 5. Clothes give them both comfort and service; f ustomarily a > an Genuine South American | gt prices that are ditheult to match, ap jn og | 95 Panamas, $3.00 to $7.00. | New York or Brooklyn, | . Fancy All-Wool Suits $20.00 t 9 2 Bangkoks, the lightest | Blue All-W arene WE 00 to $39.78 > a pp Credit 5 rm } Peon Su oe Hats made, $6.00. | Two-piece Suits Japanese fibre Panamas, —in flannel... A haga 6.95 —in mohair... . $13.50 $2.95, were $3.50, ~—in Palm Beach cloth..... $10.95 cod i, - All sorts of Outing Caps | For sports wear 219, 221, 223, 225, 227 i] 164, 166, 168 and 170 Grand Street Smith Street ___Cor. Driggs Ave. BROOKLYN Cor. Wyckoff St. $100 WOXTH OF FURNITURE, $1 WEEKLY Models of the most exquisite fineness and fashion shown in crepe de chines, pongees, organdies, voiles, lingeries and check and striped novelties, beautifully colored and trimmed. i Hats, 48¢ to $3.00, “Balmoral” Golf Coats and Trousers ; j “Bing This Advertisoment With You and Gat Your TEN Per Cost Others at 1.95, 3.95, 4.95 up ond a ¥ go Hee ty x RE j ‘ount our Credit Purchase When Opening a New _Account Fancy Hat Bands, 25¢{ —White Flannel T'rousers......... "$7.80 and $8. PH , | Clothing for Your Whole Family on Easy Terms Extraordinary Sale of Latest Wash Skirts and 50c. | —Motor Dust Couts.....cevesevvece ssc $e 88 at ' Chittonters | Warm Weather Clothing | DRESSERS tn taved feo, Mort but, Men's and be | Men's Sum- 1838 mer Suits \ A. Ve ae PO Ny Women’s: rrr i + Taliored k y) Suits Smartest Modes for Mid-Summer Customarily $3, $4 and §5 1 95 Dd BR Shown in fine piques, Bedford cords, gabardines, fashionable wash satins, corduroys, linens and basket weaves; some open front styles with large pearl buttons; plain and plaited models, $15, to $25 Silk and Satin Skirts, $7.75 ALTERATIONS reed Gf foe tee 14% b etoetinte Madets | Dwesser for - "#7 —— san a and Sathrday Evenings ee! oe THREE BROOKLYN STORE. ’ i