The evening world. Newspaper, September 18, 1918, Page 4

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Other Distinctive Suits FOR MISSES, 14 to 20 Years Charmingly youthful types of suits, in strict tailleur ef- fects or richly fur trimmed; of silvertone, duo-tone, plain color wool velour, duvet de Jaine, Rayonner cloth, wool tricotine or velveteen, also of Oxford suitings or heather wool mixtures. 29.50 t 265.00 MISSES’ SUIT SHOP-—Second,,Floor Buy War Savings Stamps . | Franklin Simon a Co. Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Sts. { Convertible Collar of Natural Nutria | Bur Trims This Misses’ Silvertone Wool Velour Coat (illustfated) SPECIAL AT 59.50 A GRACEFUL slip-on model in . fashionable shades of navy, madura brown, spruce green or reindeer, loosely beltad and especially designed to give that youthful simplicity so much desired by the well dressed Miss. The collar of natural nutria fur can be worn high as illustrated or open showing revers of self material; new set-in sleeves. Coat silk lined and warmly inter- lined. Sizes 14 to 20 years. Misses’ Velvet Hat (illustrated) with Pom Pom trimming; from French Millinery Shop, , 20.00 Fourth Floor, Other New Misses’ Coats Sizes 14 to 20 Years Fashion's latest coat styles feature straightline models, gracefully slender and either fur trimmed or strictly tai- lored to wear with own furs; of Evora, crystal cloth, silvertone, peau de chaneau, bolivia, wool velour, duvet de laine or velveteen; also novelty mixtures, 29.50 265.00 wut MISSES} COAT SHOP—Second Floor Teed to the rea few hours with a peated his trips until hi able to bring up tition, =} SOLDIERS AT MIHIEL GOT GHOGOLATE AND CIGARETTES: Y. M. C. A. Worker erved Troops ‘AEOGCUPATION 0 OF ST. MIHIEL a NOW PLANNED BY FRENCH at First Pause | | heiecenepetniness vance S WITH THE AME ARMY ON| i Tuesday, | Ask Permiss®n {fo Return to Re- cover Money They Buried at THE LORRAINE Sept. 17 (Associated The Y. M COAL has won Ste pince in the hearts A : of the American soldiers, and on in Time of Invasion. | WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN LORRAIN 0 elated Pre stance of the service rendered by these | way for the reoecupation by the French vorkers tw given in a story told of the ecent Aghting. On the morning of the American advance against the &t. Mihie salient a Y. M. C. A. man appeared! population of the territory of the St among the soldiers carrying © hugel Mihicl gallent from which they were pack on his back, He did not explain| driven out four years ago and which hin presence except by a whispered | wag regained last week in the Ameri- x to a company commander, whol can off questing ed approval. for permission to r¢ en the order to advance came hi noved forward with the men. At th | first pause, while the soldiers sheltered | Pt mes. plied to-day for Mihiel or to ‘over money wore told ©. 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The dugouts and shelters of the officers were fitted almost luxuriously, some of the larger jand running water and lighted by ‘captured a German mess sergeant mated the s | progress. He | the Americans approaching he did not hind a table on which the beer and |learned of the }camps where they were taken after ones being provided with bathtubs sctricity, Outside of many of them » little summer houses where the occupants were accustomed to sit and drink beer. 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