The evening world. Newspaper, September 20, 1918, Page 11

id high-heeled or tow 58 to $14 Shoes | New Fall Boots | Aan 84s Columbes 263 Sixth Avenue Nens Tth St, KELLY CO. Outen fe jeliveries made b all Fashion z: Number Forecast of the Season’s Tendencies Sumptuous Double-Page of Original Zalud Designs in Full Color Next Sunday World Magazine + *f | with one high side of blue b silver ornaments, kid flowers or } cloth and a single curled p! smart feather trimmings | | quill with a line of blue up the 14 yeby.S ifreat deal that is interesting | | Black velvet hats in large, flat] in millinery has been interpreted in | styles, have unusual wings, burnt, | these 300 models, | ostrich fancies or strange flowers, First floor, Old Building, | 6,662 Pairs of Women’s | Stockings at 35c Pair | We bought so many because they are so good—lisle | thread with double toes, soles, heels, garter tops; sizes 814 | to 10—in black, white, cordovan, bronze, dark brown. 3 pairs for $1. Save while you ¢ Main floor, Old Bldg. Children’s Hats Dainty and Inexpensive We confess that we did not expect to see excellent qualities like these for so little Handsome felt hats with the long streamers children like are only $2.95 and come in good range of cc rimmed felts are $3.95—exquisitely trimmed too chenille rosebuds at intervals on a grosgrain band in mushroom, rolled brim, Tyrolean shapes, etc Velvet hats are chiefly {n mushroom shapes and have cordings, shirrings, etc., with a touch of colored flower: the side. A high crowned hat with a couple of soft pompons dangling at the side is shown in exceptionally pretty Lrown and Alice blue shades—price $1.75. Plenty of others in stple styles from $3.50 to $6.50. Third floor, Old Building with tiny Other Velours 4—"McCreery Special” 45-inch Wardrobe Trunk, as illustrated, made on three-ply veneer basswood frame; covered and inter lined with fibre; five draw ers, top drawer locks; shoe =< pockets and laundry bag; metal moulding, dustproof construction; blue brocade lining 47.50 regularly 58.50 NOC, 0. D.'s regularly 11.50 5—"McCreery Special” Bulye Top Wardrobe Trunk, as illustrated; made on three-ply veneer’ bass- wood frame, covered with hard vulcanized fibre; four drawers; shoe pockets. 29.75 regularly 35.00 NO APPROVALS- . J ’ are THE EV! @ WORLD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1918. TANIA ange! and GUMS HEALTHY Open Sa | SWINDLER AND BIGAMIST) Ml i RS) seerl tool . 10 SOLDIER IS VOD, A Sale of 54,000 Hanks Sth A | 1? 1 venue 34th Street wnolen BenacetPrortee ||| Lure Wool Zephyr Yarn SHE SEEKS DEATH Are Lost Because of Pyorshes Fe WY OOl ZEpny Saturday—Last Day cmsNeverthelecs Almost Any In a full range of colors nseaiiininaees Girl Tries to Jump From Win- Fascinating Teeth. Cc dow When Man Is Held as ; i Which is less than today’s wholesale price ° . Deserter and Bigamist. i pe deers dodieager-voagh ghey A | Celebrating in Every Department Sra ere sevice an avery aun kaewe, O08 hyr’-_pure wool, heavy, soft to the feel—will wear and ° Pe} ig Pyorthea, very dentist knows, an par F pate Mise Loretta MacMahon, the git Er'raae uty" toeed Sk os ase | SOBRYT, pure WOR heey wd Heo cheep only because 61 Years of Growth in Merchandising vietim of the bigamous marriage of | | it's theretore the part of wisdom for the Government has taken over his plant and others for Private Clarence Starck, who was or Se aes ae eee ee war-work. This means arrested early to-day on charges that Checks Pyorthea and causes the {netuded dosertion, bigamy and im-| > pe Mer | “Genticte advie 8 ral uerteatl “lotic In buyt personating an officer, became hyster- tients who have goft, tender gu very one may feel lectly jotic in bu; i Senreco tooth paste because It 1 this yarn for personal use because the lovely sweaters and children’s ee ee ee : check to ravarer of dreaded Pyorrbea. | 1] } Coata ie will make save other wool for the wat; this wool would be a | | obanges against Starck and attempted mii) make your teeth | waste if not used because it is already dyed in colors the soldiers and to throw herself from a eix-story| @ and glistening (rat sailors cannot wear. J | window. tion of all who see) For skating caps and sweaters, and for use indoors this winter When the young woman was told| > sexs, (ui1h oh nadia wie WL when heat is scarce, it is ideal. . | by phone of Starck’s arrest and the| 2 <a brilliant Tustre that witli The Colors Include: charges againat him she wildly pro-| wererite ecnlog thar tise three aay? Five shades of old rose and blue, red, scarlet, maroon, yellow, tested her disbelief. Further details ltrm you will never want te go back te black, navy blue, green, gray (small quantity), purple, partridge, seemed to convinos her, for bystand-| > ordinary tooth pas wistaria, coral, pink. Main Aisle and Regular Sections, Old Bldg. ore heard her ery that sho feared | % want’ dere “a the Waites we stem | hat the news would kill her mother) ® Why pay more? and father. Then she ran to the win- | % Sik te leer wl por | Young Women’s Coats, other employes of the office dragged | CePPOeeeooe a. an Dining Room Furniture Sens oe | New Models, $45 and $55 Miss MoMahon then went to her = a 2 ' n=pi hi -pii home at No, :14 Grove Street, Jersey he \ eee ee At $45—model is of soft silvery Su AGitiatead IN SVEINGS GE MRLRY | CLL Gane UEP Cele rae ity, where she ant) |, ]] velour (note, please, the back of this At the | \ sate 5 or Mahogany, iocluding 72-inch Buffet, China Cabinet, afternoon to be in a state of collapse. ey HICAGO = DETROIT || |} coat is pleated to give the effect of buses including 72-inch Buffet, China Cabine Extension and Side Tables, five Side th in true that | mareied him,” sue |r " e |IiS|/ || a shoulder-length yoke). 100 Y | Extension and Side ‘Tables, five Side Chairs | Gy.4; i kon Ch nald, and became hysterical. War Time Fashions I] Another model {na plain velour, oung and one Arm Chair. regularly 575.00 Se ee ees | est Sb lesteat heal do . i: and a third in a heavy coating—all e , 750.00 regularly 975.00 | Her mother knew of the marriage | That Typify the Spirit of the Day three ‘are lined throughout with Girls Coats 475.00 . : | but her father, Michacl J. MaMahon, | plai lor je cygne. ne 5 | a dealer in automobile acounsorios in Models that are smart, refined and up-to-the-minute, yet her ¢3 igebsetwo. Models, one ink $16 50 _ Ten-piece William and Mary Model the building where the family lives, never “overstvled”; thus assuring you the longest wear. | velour with pompom inish, the ° Suite, including 66-inch Buffet, China Mahogany, including 72 was not informed, because he opposed Vit, rect talvey velour striped and Our $19.75 to $25 srades _ Cabinet, 54 ‘ne ; Extension and Side Cabinet, Extension and Side Tables, five Starck’s attentions to his daughter, jan¢ hs many are “samp! majority Tables, five Side Chairs and one Arm Chair. | Side Chairs and one Arm Chair. I Sizes 14 to 20 years. 10 to 18 lel : After being examined and finger- Ghedgryant hdl Aga are in 0 16 years, a few in * : ; | sizes 6 and 8 years. Fin» chev- 235. ularly 205.00 00 regularly 652.00 ' printed at Police Headquarters this “70 : | Young Girls’ Regula- ion Buralla ciate, ‘eboh vole 00 regularly > 525. morning Starck was taken to the of- have always specialized on economy of business manage- ry 8, $6.25 urs and velveteens, also & maix- y floes of the Army Intelligence Bu- || ment. We are located just off Fifth Avenue, thus avoid- tion Dresses, $ +25. [ed conting—the latter contains reau to be examined by the United ing high Avenue rentals. This, together with our own aterial looks like linen, but it | about. 10 per. cent. ‘cotton, = ot A ‘~~ he ; ssa if . isa finely woven cotton—wh! nd 7 Majorit e fully lined, oth Berek teKitageases wate cemaetea | to you, and assures you of getting the best values. ||] sleeve, embroidered stars on collar J jined, too. cay se ie eh te cae Meh 8 6 56B |} braid-trimmed. In the much- from the 131at Infantry when it was || 1zes 3 to ust referred model which is pleated ~ at Camp Merritt on its way overseas |/MM/ We can fit you, practically without alteration. Thus rom yoke, Sizes 6 to 16 years. Second floor, Old Building and to have married young || more _conservaticn—no ees ideery eat — ou ee l wae men wasted in tedious fittings. me and see our ad- | h F k Y N d wy naming cit ong mecerat |B) vanced Fall Fehon _ The Froc marc ws tom,ccoain seal gl Everything Women Wear _ Now---$29.50 Electric Lamps he made about New York City. Ready-to-Wear is of serge or satin, or serge ; Fae ee en) Bo. Solomons) Doe ere Coats . . . 29.75 to 265.00 and satin combination. 1 -Floor Lamp of Solid Mahogany or finished was given by Irving Kauffman, Vice- Suits 33.75 to 250.00 200 frocks of navy blue or black | in Burnished Gold, Antique Ivory or Black and President of Blackburn and Smith, iin? . serge, of serge and satin combined, | Gold Enamel; fluted column; 22-inch Empire No. 140 West 40th Street, Starck || Gowns . . . 28.75 to 125.00 of ull eatin, or of satin and Geor- shade, Inch silk fringe, wide silk braid. within the next few weeks raised ||} Blouses 4.95 to 34.75 gette crepe, are offered in the ‘ Re larly 12.50, 9.75 moro than $200 for uniforms, It is||) Skirt: on: 10.75 to 39.75 Fashion Salons for $29.50. bs _ BWA LEED) 99 18 charged that he got $85 from @ woman ot Ge ga ° o . | ‘These frocks (11 models in all) 2—Table sate of Solid Mahogany or finished clerk of a hotel in Plattsburg and that Correct Corset: | are designed for office, street and | in Burnished Gold or Antique Ivory Enamel with porranc cy 8 9100) D1N heck era ues . For pak telee de pees ble fella 18-inch fancy silk shade. regularly 15.00, 9.95 ree bean of We tL betty Ous entins STOUT WOMEN da neces model having been chosen with 3 Metal ‘Table Lamp finished in Bronze and , Street. and underweur, sizes up to 43 waist, designed Paata be for newness of style, qual- Gold or Verde and Gold with 20-inch art glass shade . It is charged that he even went so and made in our own factory. ity G le tiphod and reliability of to match. regularly 20.00, 15.75 | far aa to take $10) from the Red Cross |/f Ready-to-Wear Corsets, 3.45 to 10.95 | pahetclirreas ee a 4——Floor Lamp of Solid Mahogany fitted with | y representing that he, was an off- § vith potice ne was torn |! Lane Bryant, 21 W. 38th St. Nyomien is Coates te Soe het ae eae ‘mmo to this’ country” fifteen years | Srare Cyan Haburosy Ti CFLs eroart lines, well chooan color, sad : ae . came his is i ; , a5. He has taken out oaly bis first excellent reliable material—at $55. naturalization papers, je enllsl mM t ft, e id, H ’ 4 } \went to the Mexican border with the pom and silvertone, fully lined and] In all the most-favored colors— Seamless Velvet Rugs a a@irst Llinois Regiment in 1914, | }} interlined and full belted plum, purple, navy blue, black, | . a aie a “alane. A dischates Bla | | Two models have large Hudson taupe and leaf brown. 1910 and served six months in prison |]| seal collars. ee ‘ Salons for Women, - ‘ ‘ 2 for absenting hnself without Heave | — One has a collar of dyed raccoon. Second floor, Old Building. Woven of tine woolen yarns with short close nap, without Starck toid the police that he wa | a canabieies ~—a ¥ murried in Chicago in 1910 and that Established 1863 | i : Size 9x12 ft 36. 50 larly 48.00 n if d five-year-old daughte: stablishe seams. 1ze 9X 5 le regularly 48. oe wee Atumin my sill “It's Easy to Pay the Kelly Way” | xtreme y re) : — a 5 15 IN CLUBHOUSE HELD UP. Long Credit _ BLOUSES at $3.95 | | eH pbpsaree py | 100 are SAMPLES--$6.75 to $10 grades | ce 93 ly eee ot Easy Payments 300 are our $5.95 to $6.75 grades McCreery Luggage wesked men with guns lined up fit- |MM| of their esay? convenient “Mey cen than eaiane iy a | There are white crepes de chine and crepe Georgettee— : doen or twenty mes agetnat « wall in charge, which enables you to enjoy the vse of the furniture while one very amart eile in the former has military neck and | a | \the main room of the Silver Lake | i ad Gail, LN] Aa olla spy peer pee pearl-buttoned front. Pe ie, ' Clubhouse on the Hartford Tarnpike | en can |]| ‘There are pink crepes de chine] clude a box-pleated back one with | BUY |} and crepe Georgettes with the| white ruffled collar and one (high- { WAR SAVENGS ||| popular vestee effect, tucked or in| necked) in taupe, embroidered in STAMPS {]| color contrast; lovely frill styles] blue. i ‘ | hy | also, with lace. s There are silk waists in chiffon | ‘ Mt There are colored Georgettes (one | taffeta, radium silk, and exceedingly Seem preventing pray | |]) illustrated). The high-necked waist | handsome plaids in high and low- \4 ee eae f [}| in the picture is in bisque Georg-| necked styles. Some are strikingly 1 | Another Gift fer Kavey Page. TH ‘| ette with black soutache braid in| trimmed with steel colored buttons. 4 ney, —— : * LONDON, Sept. 20.—Walter Hines =P, fong lines. Dark Georgettes in-| Third floor, Old Building. 1— Genuine _ Cowhide 3—Cowhide Suit Case, Page, the retiring American Ambasis- TUNA LN | 2 ~ iW} Suit Case, as illustrated, 2 ieee ea as illustrated, built on steel piggies ingen sed wae f : MA | 300 Velvet Hats at $ | built on steel frame; cor- ay Neer connie frame; corners and edges Pathe orounh ‘oF Mvmout’ |B TILT | : " i} rs and edges well pro- | ‘ae as iustraved: Brown | reinforced; fitted with hat deer, ie oti pa | (New Styles with Smart Trimmings | fH faspedi eee $6 aad 88: | iota een gesmmsiooes | eet Seren al eee privately in London, —_ | A special effort to show the best that can be done for a | inches. 14.50 16, 17 and 18 inches. —_— pic aaa Four- Piece z a) definite price. * 18.7 Walnut or Mahowany. ranging In prices $125 to $350 | There are mole-colored turb Small velvet hats have striking regularly 18.00 9.75 75 regularly 25,00 6—Regulation 40 - inch Wardrobe Trunk, as illus- trated; made on three-ply veneer basswood frame; covered with hard vulcan- ized fibre; five drawers, ten hangers, shoe pockets, 36.00 regularly 46.00 NO RETURNS