The evening world. Newspaper, September 5, 1918, Page 6

THIS WEEK IN OUR Great Expansion Sale bargains reach a climax as work is speeded up in the effort to have our Store ready for early Autumnopening. Final Reductions 4° Former Prices $7.50 to $9.00 400 Pairs of Pumps, including the smart models illus- trated, in Black Patent Leather and Glace Kid. Also He) Soa Calf Pumps and a number of various col- Kid Pumps and Oxfords—all seasonable models. Closing out *250 Pairs of xy 95 Canvas Pumps and a group of ¥ Leather Pumps in « variety of styles. Ai This Store Open All Day Saturday QUEEN QUALITY BOOT SHOP 32 West 34th Street {before whom Mrs, Egelheiser had ap recently to answer a dis- | iif THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER roy RUMOR OF STATE ROUNDUP SOLDIERS’ MOTHER, IN WANT, GETS $50 «AND REARS AFB Justice Richards Talks of an Anonymous Check as He Hands Her Money. decide for yourself whether Munici- pal Court Justice Edward A. the act of a “white lie.” Last night he visited the humbie | domicile of Mra, Julia Egelheiser, | fifty-eight years old, of No. 206 Grove | Street, pin of five stars--for three sons and) two sons-in-iaw. ‘The Justice found | the house dark when he rang the} bell, but after a wait the door was opened ajar and Mrs. Egelheiser feebly asked who was there. “1 don't know whether you remem- ber mo or not,” said Justice Richard. who proudly wears a service | peared possess summons because she was behind in her rent and had no one to aid her. “You look familiar,” answered Mrs. Pelheiser, “Won't you step into the parlor?” Justice Richards stepped in, drew forth a sheaf of five $10 bills in crisp money and handed them to the as- tonished Mrs, Exelheiser. “I received an anonymous letter yesterday from somebody who read your sad case in The Evening World,” explained Richards. “He inclosed a check for $50, but I knew you might have difficulty in cashing it, so I Stern Brot West 42nd Street Between Sth and 6th Avenues Advance Autumn styles = Se proienemens ne a ee ee ere ee ee Men’s Silk Neckwear t Open-end Scarfs; plain colors With soft ‘ and new fancy designs, H at 58c i £ i . . Men’s Pajamas, assorted materials, ‘ } ee ee eee = possible by the “War-Time Small Profit Policy” Sizes 7 Norfolk Suits Norfolk Suits Blue Serge Suits, Corduroy Suits. Open daily from 9 A. M. to 6 P. M., including Saturdays. Men’s Furnishing Department in Shirts, and other accessories are now being featured. SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY: Men’s Negligee Shirts attractively priced, at $1.90 Boys’ School Suits Cut, tailored and selected with the same care and attention that is accorded Brill Clothes for men, and offered at the Economy Prices made of the Brill Stores. Corduroy Suits Special at $8.75 with extra knickers. . . ers West 43rd Street Neckwear and laundered cuffs; $1.65 and 2.25 to 16. + $6.75 to $25.00 15.00 to 20.00 - 10.00to 25.00 6.75to 12.50 After reading this story you may! Rich- | If ards of Brooklyn has been caught * | last Ju self down t |174 Mont | soane sew at that ti back to the | same } | Chatea NEW GERMAN N NAVAL CHIEF. | Capt. | the_ privil 1918, MRS, EGELHEISER’S BOYS, ONE OF WHOM HAS DIED IN UNCLE SAM'S SERVICE | Hy | | | | | Dw piwam EGELHEIS is the it myself, and here Egelheiser, who is crippled | ysis, burst into tears, and | moments before s her thanks, Imn was reminded of her ob- | nry, aged thir me diately she ligations and sent He teen, to pay $1.50 to her next-door neighbor This morning sh and paid him , with $13 led the janitor rdue rent for more for August. y The insurance took $4.05 more of the roll of the anonymous giver; ich been ot in for $6, w gro- ined on Tilt has $498 left of of her to work because is not able and : nature. W last Thur The he mb which sheltered up his life at dy and serup the so lously lum of t it you don't Ii von Levetsow ridrastes Ex-! tended Powers, taff at German Main H according to the Cologne ing and the Rhenlah West- Ale Mall Pilot is for Half Hour, ‘Then Resumes Flight, LOCK HAVEN, Pa Miller, pilot MH. A ights will now have | of using the gymnasium on Mondays and Wednesdays instead of i Miss rested. jing when the LIKE FEDERAL BRINGS RUSH FOR CENSUS CARDS Thousands Apply at Hall of Records for Duplicates—Basis of Re- port Not Known. Somebody frightened about 10,000 men to-day by starting a rumor that the State was about to undertake a crusade similar to that of the Depart- ment of Justice, and that persons who could not show their New York State | Military Census cards would be ar- The result was that the 10,000, having lost their State cards—-if they lever possessed them—surrounded the ! Hall of Records to apply for dupli- |cates, The State cards are good for noth- holders are challenged in the Federal slacker crusade, but the line of men, two abreast, who |thought they needed such cards to be saved, extended,all the the building. Presently the supply of cards ran out and a hurry call was sent to Al- bany for more ‘There is at present no known basis | for the rumor that the State will un- rtake With Fisusl Corns Lift Out Freezone is magic! Sore, touchy corns and calluses lift right off. No pain! way around a er A few cents buys a tiny bottle of the magic Freezone at any drug store. Apply a few drops of Freezone upon | a tender, aching corn or a callus In- stantly that troublesome corn or callus stops hurting, then shortly you lift it out, tles of Freezone contain just enough to rid the feet of every hard corn, soft corn, corn between the toes and the calluses on bottom of feet. So easy! So simple, Why wait? humbug! —Advt Headaches Caused by Eyestrain are permanently relieved only by wearing correct glasses. It is dangerous to neglect your eyesight. Reliable Eyesight Examination by Registered Eye Specialists, Correctly Fitted Glasses from $2.50. ich& Sons Established 56 Years New York: 184 B'way, at John St. 223 Sixth ‘Av., 15th St. 350 Sixth Av., aad St. zor Nassau, at Ann St. 17 West 42d _ Street. Brooklyn: 498 Fulton St.,cor.Bond St Delicious, Freshly Roasted & oor ae Winter Direct to You, or GROUND BUY .WAR SAVING STAMPS Corduroy Suits with extra knickers, Special at 10.00 All in sizes 7 to 18. In sizes 8 to 10, Fall Top Coats, $6.75 to $12.50 And a ‘Wide Assortment of Smart Blouses, Shirts, Neckwear, Hats and Caps. tt Beautitul, Guaranteed; “Putnam” PLAYER PIANOS | $ 4 of Player, Muste. ¥ 4 beautiful Play [0 Role toh Delivery to your hom WISSNER NEW YORK: BROOKLYN: 53 East 34th St, | 55 Flatbush Ave. JERSEY CITY: NEWARK: 903 Broad St.c()"jia1 | 134 Newark Ave. MOC WINK THE To for details of this ar er tee details ‘Gf ott used’ Dlans bargains, Name cesecvesessevereeseve Address a E,W. TOUTS ee eee ee ee eee War root and all, without any pain, | soreness or irritation. These little bot- | No Store Open Daily, Including Satyrdays, Until 6 P. OPPENHEIM.CLLINS & © Offer Exceptional Values Friday in _ Attractive Autumn Frocks Smart Navy Serge, combined with black | satin; featuring the new silk floss embroidery. Pannier pockets. Special (as (34th Street—New York For Women and Misses New Fall models of Satin or Serge, straight line or belted effects, fringe trimmed or embroidered. Navy and Autumn shades, model of superior Superior quality Charmeuse Frock Cossack style with | deep silk fringe and effective braided | girdle. } illustrated). Black and Navy. Afternoon Frock of Black Silk Tri- colette, corsage belt faced with sand color; Oriental sash trimmed with M. Black, Special | 25.00 quality | 29.75 37.50 Special (50. 00 SPEAR & COMPAN Uptown—22-24-26 West 34th St. As far as we ean ase. rt credit conditions so liberal. It authoritative, possible, ‘To | business-like « make a home ac class knowledge ¢ Solid Mahogany Tea Wagon This is a value offered ry sale price. tain, this is the first time in the history of furniture merchandising that period furniture of such varied and fascinating uty has ever been sold at is not are of short duration. has Spear offers, few No matter what y very few Downtown—6th Ave. at 16th St. At This Furniture Sale Use Spear Credit to Acquire Home Comforts It is part of a sine well-thought-ont campaign to democratize fine furniture and make better home condit well-furnished homes are necessary ‘cumstances are, you should have a first- such low sales prices and under pnstructive, Without a definite, n have the necessary things to Queen Anne Dining Room Suite Finished in American Walnut Consists of Buffet, Dining Table with 48- [esther on, Cl Chiffe ely sanitary, in h posts beauti- Aipets Enamel Bedstead William and Mary Period Bedroom Suite Finished in American Walnut tite $0 Toilet ‘Table may feal- offered and that y at which it a! Enamel Crib nl «With y keep the 5 ie " na Closet, Serving ‘Table and Genuine Spanish Leather covered Arm C hair and Five Side Chairs, 10 pieces inch top and 6 foot fa Dresser or nlp ished in Mahe ny, Amer- Summer Home and Sun Parlor Furniture «fe variety MA. IRPRICED, ati