The evening world. Newspaper, August 14, 1918, Page 13

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HEARN ‘West of Fifth Avenue Fourteenth Street Now--Our 26" AUGUST SALE Money Well Spent Is Economy’s Short Cut Sale Departments:— Muslins Linens Soaps Flannels Sheetings Towels Blankets Rugs Sheets Towelings Quilts Curtains and Pillow Cases Silverware Comfortables Sete Scarfs—Shams Cutlery Tickings Pillows August Sale MUSLINS, SHEETS and PILLOW CASES Our Merchandising Policy Makes These Prices Possible Sheets and Pillow Cases Muslins Will-Wash-Heavier and No Brand Fruit A becin ) Our reg 88 PILLOW CASES nadale \ Our ree BALE | Our ree sap | Hill SALE. 27 42x36 43.. BF | 50x96 51. amit 90 yard No Mail or Phone Orders, 45x36 46. BS) 54x56 56. 6 VOW ae en Roe Lex at} alue SHEETS Témit 20 varia, Our rea. BALE | Our ree. BALE 54x90 81.59 0.28 81x90 $1.87 1.64 ei 2 re tre 63x00 $1.69 1.4% 90x00 82.06 1.77 | 0 inch-—(for single size 72x90 81.69 1.48) ” ra Z Le 37 (Measurements before hemming.) |‘ "Value ALE .44 g [St inch (lor full size beds) Extra Long es es to 40}5 value “SALE .47 Extra Long Sheets to 3 Yards SHEETINGS Sheets and Pillow Capes of Standard Make Dwight Anchor or Utica Brand Bleached and Unbleached oer Mane gia|., Beene Unbleached sll il “gq $2 in. —our_ reg Brown 4 se eeweaes ia herd 2—SALE .36|45 in sai 72x :73| |. 42--SALE .36 72x108 #37 1.87 | ee SRL Sy | 54. in—our_ reg. Rix 90 220 198) io vigcees aaa |e eee ae “0x 99. 4 a iis 2. ee 2.17 | bad SALE by wet SALE "Ss Pe 160 Pillow Cases Our Reg. Sale |72 in.—our reg. | .74--SALE. 64 42x36... 48 39) .67--SALE .58 teal pea MR ivravion 41/81 in.—our_ reg. CHED 50x36... 58 AT) .74-SALE 64] CHEESE 54x36... 66 51/90 in—-our_ reg. | Value 8% (Measurements before hemming.) .70--SALE. .68 SALE 6%; No Mail or Telephone Orders on the above. August Sale Scarfs, Squares, Centrepieces Neat and elaborate designs — hemstitched trimmed with fancy laces. 45 7 assy ing Practical, Good Much-Lower-Than-R Pretty Percale Frocks and ginghams, popular or one-piece styles or fancy stripes —c of plain color ¢ SPECIAL Our reg. Our reg 83.47 Our reg. THURSDAY—ONE DAY SALE Summer Underwear For Women and Children New, seasonable underwear; right in make, well- wearing in quality. Those who prefer wearing this lighter underwear all the year round will act wisely in taking advantage of these ve ry prices to supply future as well as present needs, Women’s Fine Lisle Vests $7 and Women’s Lisle Union Suits Our regular .75 ow neck, sleeveless med or tight knee. Extra Sizes Our reg. .87, Women’s Glove Silk Top Union Suits! Fine cotton bodies—our reg. $1.47 47 | style—all 53 trim- }.63 | 1.07 1.23 trimmed \23 4 Seconds fof qualities lace Low neck, gleeveless—regular and extra sizes. | Children 8 een Values up to 45 Lisle and cotton or tight knee. Boys’ Union Suits Our regular .67 Knee length—atbletic sizes lace TIMELY CLEARANCES IN Cool Clothing for Boys and Young Men To prevent dealers buying, quanti $i il & $1.75 Silk Foulards Moved BILKS MAIN FLA : ‘ Fete 68 ct. Yard Wide Moh Little Boys Wash Suite Fine weave iia tate cre 8 to 8 years gray, brown, Karnot, ivory black—for skirts, 1.00 bathing » our reg. $1.25 and $1.45 ec our reg. $1.74 and 81.95 1.45 DREN GOODS MAIN FLOOR, Tet Children’ s Rompers ae our reg. $2.24 and $2.94... NLD] | 30 ct, Seersuckers 2 Tie are ; Assortment of neat stripes, for ralae 3 Boys’ Wool Suits— Large as bungalow aprons, housedrésses, 14.85 sortment of mixtures and checks str pea—also WASH DRMSA FANKICS -NASRUEST of high grade Worsted, Crashes, Homespun, Tweeds and Cheviot $2.24 & $2.34 Bleached Sheets 147 “HURD FLOOR —various modela—9 to 18 years Ae creat oe $1.15 & $1.48 Men's Union Suits 8S ‘ $4.87 Silkoline Comfortables 332| » ‘ " long Young Men's Suits aR eta iiled “MEN'S UNDERWEAR MAIN FLOOR High grade up-to-date models, trench : ‘ ; grays, stripes, checks, light and dark $1.68 Washable Couch Covers. 127 MBN'S FURNISHINGS MAIN CLOOR. fancies—our reg. 821.75. 19,50 214 yards | long tringed—aelt- | 97 et. Women’s Washable Petticeats... .76 ManneiMantaiiiecusesa UPHOLSTBRY~BABBMENT. UND PrOod. ou ro rr Khaki~cuff bottom, belt loope—guare | | 35,<t. Pound Stationery. 1.00 anteed not to rip. Special 1.95 spkg—our reg. 10 Tika STAYONBRY THIRD FLOOR, Following for Both Today and Tomorrow Thursday, House Dress Day Specially Good News to Women Concern- too, made in the plain sand cuffs MORNING SPECIALS Today & Tomorrow Until 1 P. M; peerriee tone Sees ELAR LAUR Iie teste n ee Uiesaran Mate cessae TIRES Smart Accessories At Special Prices Novelty Vetts Light and dark colors—chiffon, Ince and Georgette— our reg. Ck eres | Hand Bags and Purses Varied assortment of styles and sizes for women and chil- dren—our reg. 46 .. B88 Matting Suit Cases Our reg. 09.65.............. 187 Sample Novelty Necklaces Unique designs — Antique and Dutch silver chains—pret- tily jewelled—value $1.75... .O7 Colored Initial Handk’fs For Men and Boys— our reg. 1244 and 16......... 9 Women’s Initial Handk’fs Emerald Lawn and Linen — broken assortment— a Sy Cr 9 Initial Handherchiefe For Women and Children—broken assortment—our reg. 54 to 65 14 dor. .43 New Organdy Collars and Sets Variety of styles—Georgette, Regal and Satin ‘are also included our reg. 47... i 3 The Marines Put a Limit on Everything but Fighting Recruiting Headquarters, 24 East 23d St. Wash Frocks at ices. Hae 4 ‘egular Pri Extra Size Dresses (Sixes 48—50—52) Belted or One-piece Models—ex- tremely good looking — percales or ginghams in neat stripe ef- fects—-white pique and chambray trimmed collars aod cuffs. 3.74 SPECIAL... 0 ccesecees August Sale Comfortables Even the unusual weather conditions of last week did not keep the crowds away. Careful ousekee pers: ineceawl tha laers anese ta/eee te share of the thrift specials ADV TISED and NOT ADVERTISED. Full Size Silkoline Comfortables Pretty floral designs—cotton filled — our reg. 82.97 Sale our reg. $3.37 Sale 2.5 our reg. 84.36 (Re- versible) Sale 2.93 Full Size Sateen Comfortables Floral designs with plain color bor- ders—plain. or flowered backs— heavy weight cotton filled— our reg, $8.27 sac 4.77 our reg. $8.97. Sale 6.23 Also—Large assortments of dowa and lamb's wool, crib, single and twin size comfortables August Sale Values in Pillows and Feathers 1 THIRD du Pp BOYS! CLOTIUING Met. Children’s Play Suita Tan | BOYS PONIsnINGsTHIPD. FLO »wn and green and ‘at YPHING