The evening world. Newspaper, August 8, 1918, Page 6

me . wren Se oe +a ? ‘THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, pigt Catherine Foster; Jersey DRART AGE EXTENSION 1918. fgation, told the Senate to-day the navy has MITCHEL MEMORIAL Bureau of N: Military She could not be found and a called to chelp tn the ~ WOMAN DIVES FROM WINDOW | im. Policeman was ee es i 2h abgbo: United wague has the men it needs and ou helman lying all the men Drying of Baby Gives Alarm and séareh. He found Mrs. Be! n fund, 4 C SS; e 3 wou ot be te he crying of Mrs. Fanny Schelman's | from a tory window. OO non uke | 3 1 the navy now total baby swoke up the family in their home| Her } 1id Mra, Schelinan, who eibecon aon ave: | Rear Admiral Palmer Tells Senate "s seiatelp. 480,000 fren, ald et No, 651 Fox Street arly today and| was 92 old, had been fll and : is | ‘committee r 1 velhine M M they joked for the mother to quiet | brooding for several months, Committee It Has All E ee y whe aecindilfrenscems a sade ary Daniela before ——- —— Men It Needs. pense to & request'th Store Opens at 9 A. M. Closes at 5 P. M.—Saturdays at 12 R. Fulton Cutting has added his y WASHING ‘, Aug. 8.—Extension of the navy ad y reonnel of ita Ski disease: check for $250 to the oa | al Committees, [Of the draft system to the navy ts not /tee regarding the adv in es morial Fy making h cs Orfanize, the |Tesarded as necessary at this time by! ing the Man-Power Bi 9 contributgon for that . Krent ement in the the Navy Department. ‘the draft system alike he army and quic iy ag (e) delved by The World @ fund's behalf will be launched: Rear Admiral Palmer, Chief of the navy pserip’ in during and less than sixty-six $10: tions, William H, Matthe the Department of Far sending $5 to the fund wrote: “Inclosed please find my amall con tribution to the Memorial for John Purroy Mitchel, As President of the Board of Child Welfare of New York art of his administra- n to know of his d those women help such a suppose these yesterday, menting eruption, unless it is due to some serious internal disorder. Resinol Ointment usually gives even prompter results if the sore places are first bathed thoroughly with Resinol Soap and hot water. Don't let that Itching skin- trouble torment you an hour longer! Just spread a little Resinol Oint- ment over the sick skin and see if tive itching is not speedily relieved. And—even more important— this soothing, healing ointment rarely fails to clear away promptly every trace of the unsightly, tor- City during tion, I had oce real sympathy te and children for whor board was created. I fo little know what a real friend they had In him.” Other — contributions were: John W, Bruyn $10, Bessie § Le Lacheun $5, J. J. & J. and } dovatve SDE AR & COMPANY Saas: smokedamaged furniture a SALVAGE PRICES From Our Recent Warehouse Fire New York has never seen a furniture selling occasion like this. With merchandise generally scarce and prices consequently higher, Spear is closing out AT SALVAGE PRICES, the furniture, carpets, rugs, linoleums and draperies from the fire-proof section of our ruined warehouse. The smoke-damage on furniture in most cases is hardly traceable. Some of the rugs and draperies may retain a slight smoke odor. See the goods, see the prices. Use Spear's credit plan to pay for your purchases. Every ArticleSoldonSpear’s Credit Terms SMOKE iui FURNITURE—SELECTED AT RANDOM} Reed Fibre Rockers and Arm Chairs Ivory and Baronial Brown, upholstered in cretonne and tapestry; as low as $13.95 Not upholstered; as low as........ $7.75 § Porch Rockers and Chairs..... $1.75 to $3.95 yesterday IVORY ENAD In all sizes ‘low as $8.95 SATIN FINISH BRASS BEDS In all sizes. As as $22.50 METAL DAY BEDS $17.25 ith M Genuine Englander Couch Bed BEDROOM CHAIRS, ROC Kents AND DAM PERIOD ANTIQUE DRYASING TMi ADAM, a WVOKY BEDS Bary Faria | jANY WINDSOR, » KOCKERS $6.25 BRED TURKISH d as $26.78 RS AND ROCKERS Fu Oak, GENUINE M CHALE GENUINE. MAHOGANY WING CHAIRS A elena, with low’ as Four-Piece William & Mary Suite in Jacobean Oak 4-in. Buffet, 48-in. Dining Table, with 6-foot $149" 95 Consists West 42nd Street (Between 5th and 6th Avenues) West 43rd Street Open daily from 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. Closed on Saturday. Large Reductions To-morrow in MEN’S SUMMER SUITS Will provide some well-worth-while price advantages — Third Floor. Men’s Smart Sack Suits - at $17.50 Two and three piece models of pure wool cheviots, tweeds, homespuns and flannels. . . . . Values up io $25.00 Men’s Shantung Suits - - at $21.00 A most sensible warm weather garment, and besides being cool they possess unusual wearing qualities. The Kirsch- baum label implies style and workmanship of a high standard. Our High Grade Suits - at $24.50 Since these clothes were made for us by A. B. Kirschbaum Co., their market worth has increased conside srably—but we are marking them down just the same, so that a double saving is provided. . . . . . . Values up to $35.00 Special Clearance Sale of MEN’S SUMMER UNDERWEAR At decided reductions from former prices. MEN’S UNION SUITS—Comprising ribbed cotton or open mesh with quarter sleeves, in knee or ankle length; also Sleeveless Suits of madras cloth $1.15 Red Cross ship—any ship—alike. On Uncle Sam's Battleships and Cruisers, it is the glorious privilege of the U. S. Marines to be “on the job”; ready to launch the crashing shell on its errand of righteous retribution. Srpeaty is now offered to enlist in the U. S, Marine Corps, the Three-in-One a for duty on land, sea, Omin the air. Successful applicants (18 to 36 years) Of pes > “Keep-Cool” Kind Nine $1,000 contributions, includ Of course, there are ing the initial $1,000 donated by T limits, but at any rate World to start the { n hand ern. TO ers this. Summer Clothing There have been six t | $500 each, two for $1 (| (#7, ices its best, in light- | ‘ ness, airiness and com- ‘ fort, to offset the rise of H the thermometer towards par. Low-priced, too good vacation hints: ] Coats and Trousers | - Of Cool Cloth, wash- | able, $9.75. Of Palm Beach Cloth, tan, $10.95; fray, $11.50; of Mohair, neat patterns, $13.50 and $20.00. Thin Office Coats Black or gray, $2.25, $3.50, $4.50. Trousers Of white duck, $2.75. Of khaki, $2.50. Of white flannel, $7.50 and $8.50. Of gray or green mixed flannel, $4.95. Motor Duster Coats $1.75, $2.49, $3.75, $5.75 to $11.95. First Shot at Men’s Fall Clothes For the man who likes to be forehanded, here are some of the new Sack Suits we have ready for Fall wear. Good-looking in materials and styles—$22.75 to $39.75. Second Moor, Hoyt street, Men’s Cool White Shirts Special at $1.29 We have just about 500 of these Shirts to sell at this low price—our usual price is $1.48, and men who know a good thing will buy them promptly. Two styles—with neckband and soft double cuffs, or outing sty with soft collar attached, with plain wristbands. All of a good-looking white corded madras, Sizes 14 to 17. About the Last of Such Crepe Neckties for 48c Buying such Scarfs as these for half a dollar will soon be but a pleasant memory; so this lot of several hundred is worth p g particular attention to. Plain colors— navy blue, maroon, green, gray, brown, etc., with self stripes and figures; very good-looking. floor, East Building, For Idle Hours Outdoors Both of these things have a special and compelling interest in the middle of the August dog-days. What's more, they are very attractively priced. BEACH UMBRELLAS; Special, $5.19 Standard size; well made, in green, tan or blue. GLIDING SETTEES; Special, $19.98 For 4 passengers; a slight pressure of the foot will give the seat a smooth, gliding motion. With awning. Set up anywhere in Brooklyn without extra charge. 2 Fe . murth floor, Wert Bui Fy | in knee length; regularly sold up to $2.25, . at en ee ee me Bae ~ BPEAI'S NON-KUST i r ‘ _ BED SPRINGS P x W Silk D Aa ow 6 $4.25 All sizes but not in every style. omen’ S Jl resses 4 SPEAR’S SPECIAL PILLOWS : ee $9.98 and $15.98 ¢ ODD BOX SPRINGS AND i} . . e Carlen asst he ee as... $12.75 Many of these smart silk Dresses have been reduced > because the ranges of sizes in the various models have been || broken. eae that have not been reduced have been specially a oe a purchased and marked at surprisingly low prices for such ¥ Adam Bedroom Suite in Antique Ivory distinctive, modish Fall frocks. 3 The suite consists of Chiffonier or Chifforobe, Dressing $169.7 ot $9.98, taffetas; at+ $15.98, taffetas, crepe de Chines a Table, full size Bed and Dreaser......6. sssssseseaveneweenve | and satins a B15 Cash, $15 Monthly, | Surplice, vestee and normal waist-line models are shown in x COLONIAL BEDROOM SUITE an excellent assortment of style: gt ; ge Steet Mp American | Wv enue oF | All are well-made and carefully finished. All sizes are in- . $1 Delivers This 2)" xt 1 SO a an with Mu sie AH cluded in the collection, though, of course, not in any one model. | Women’s Summer Dresses, $2.98 batt Inut, 1 NBOs @CACK....creccccces With Imperial Roll Edge Green ad M Wea FIM tenses $25.78 . | Presenting a cool, dainty appearance will not be difficult Denim Mattress 5 $6.95 opp wi ONTERS AND Somewhere out there the lurking in one of these attractive printed or woven voile frocks. C ham- ] ABLES a ee eG, ; st FOUCPOSTEN MAHOGANY BEDS Finished Vin inet an Walnut and Unterssee Boot,’ the one-eyed viper of | bray and gingham Dresses are also offered at this special price, Hens: sors@I076 MORORANT! af low Ae $29.75 the seas, lies waiting—for troop ship— |]! Sizes range from § 36 to 46. Second floor, Central Building, “Away Go These Practical | Silk Handbags New Bags are arriving, and these Silk Bu 8 must make way for them. They are very smart in style; copies of foreign models, Materials are faille silk, in white, black and colors, some || with soft tan leather-covered frames; others have pipings of kid or pigskin in light colors. Others with inside frame purse || and mirror. Several shapes, plain colored silk linings, some with mirror || and change purse. ‘The new prices are: $3.45 to $5.65, Formerly $5.45 to $8.10 extens a Closet and Serving 7 _ "4 ‘ Tt eethsn will be trained to highest efficiency. Unusual Street floor, Central Building, Z $59 :. ath, 7 opportunity for advancement. ND TABLE LAMDS wo AND MARKY TEN-PIECE ADAM PENIOD DINING In MAnaeany Ant M SUITE, FINISHED IN AMPRICAN SUITE IN IACOBEAN OAK WALNUT OB MAHOGANY Butter, ch Eighteen hundred officers will be com- Three Good Makes of Seamless missioned from the ranks. T: B ] R & sua vi ue tn at periods aad Wood Piston, REGISTERED MEN: Ask your Local apestry russels ugs Rerising Aa low a8 , Board to let you volunteer. Unregistered men, - L OAK ; 7 ‘aR VE PL J Favorites, because the y give long, good service at moderat ODD SERVING TABLES « Tab fy? ery Of excelent construction... ++.$33,50 Apply at the U. 8, MARINE CORPS RECRUITING STATION | the use nes cause ti their rea pnice, In @ A Wiillam and Mary ee as. $15.75 24 East 23d Street, New York City Ly 3} fegtt Sh Ry. Ribb cae » yey east LGuceo Anne, Willan and Mar ‘ * ss $15.75 | “mpire ue Ribbon Roxbur Bows oot 26.80 joenlsh leather covered itis || Open Saturdays 7988 Geter: Rowe? | Tt Mfflee Balaine, Joraeg city Ill The phe 1 . . ODD Ax rar . 5 f F GENUINE, MAHOGANY a KM rau DE DINING Until 1 P. M. r © ) 6x0 if , S278 and sit . +e low as $19.25 bats “ail h r covered 9 Benes cet ton Soe Beat Bi 4 TU OW as-$3.75 814x101 ft., $21.50 to $32.50 igi | | 9x12 ft. $25.00 to $35.00 Ps | SMOKE-DAMAGED FURNI RE SELLING A AT 6TH AVE. AND 16TH ST. STORE ONLY | . Pe i