The evening world. Newspaper, September 27, 1918, Page 14

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Street hill will be next week “banda ‘of the police. 1 Unparalleled Display of Women’s Foot Wear Alluring models, conceived by most notable designers, are now presented. The selection is superb and gives great latitude for expression of individual choice. ean-up A that Street hill rome time HYLAN’S CLEAN-UP ARMY 1S SWEEPING UP OLD BROADWAY vith Por |Dugouls and Trenches Are ed part} Filled and Sector Lev- elled | ike P icardy Plain, slight—a pimple or | tania ye € " that it os the chanceatent erup:| WITH TRE HYLAN FORCES SOMEWHERE IN BROADWAY (date deleted and delayed in trans- sector to-da they will That part of famous Broadway which has been held by the enemy, tending from 4 Square to Times Helghts, has been reduced to the level of the Picardy plains. au other dowsts have been removed and a@ smc oth *| front of forty mixed metres, which York would take in from 34th Street to 40th Street, is presented. Some Days Later—The victorious armies are Dow advancing’ on the 424 It is sald that this will be laid low #ome time next weak. At Night—To-night a number of Broadway sec- They were celebrating the clean. The ad w that th 42d levelled some time vas possible way from Heights | without falling into a trench or the Still—-While the redoubts have Brooklyn’s Biggest Credit House 219, 221, 223," 225, 227 Grand Street | Cor. Driggs Ave. $100 WORTH OF FURNITURE, $1 WEEKLY “Bring This Ad __Discount Off Off Your Credit Purchase When Opening « New Account Glothion to tor Your Whole Family on Easy Terms Fine Styles for Fall BROOKLYN rtisement With You and Get Your TEN Men's Men's g 4 Feusonuble “uric 166, 168 and 170 Smith Street Cor, Wyckoff St Fall Suits Hest Styles, jWomen’ ‘s&Misses’ Per Cent and Young 18% Well Made, 22%) ___THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, bie, cnuryareet evens amie ore FIRST ROB TAXI DRIVER, hick long h ay n | forced back into Beventh Av a the Roaring Forties. The sweepers job. -Street cars are ranning interruption on the en- tire line of the forty mixed metre front, at times keeping up with Hy- lan's Sweeping Army. The rumble of the subway can be plainly heard. ‘orty-second (deleted by censor). 1, 1919—Forty-necond (deleted) Three Rob! bers Spee ed Along Hud son : Boulevard Till Machine Hits Pole—Three Arrested. Three men hailed James Penty, a tax! driver of No. 814 Park Av en. yY Sly place was (censored) : / of the men } some time nex snd another Street, Hoboken. THREE BROOKLYN ss apres 1329-1331 4810-4812 BROADWAY FIFTH AVE. Near Gates Ace. Bet, 48th and 49th Brooklyn Brooklyn FULTON ST., Cor. of BRIDGE ST. At Hoyt St. Subway Station, Brooklyn Creations of Inimitable Beauty in Autumn’s Smartest Apparel A N authoritative presentation of the season’s newest and most exquisite fashions, shown in a brilliant diversity of design, material and color- ing, and priced in accordance with the customary Martin economies. The oo Frocks 18” 24” 2 75 ip Models that merit the truest praise of discriminating women, in stunning Man- darin costumes, serge tailleurs and pan- eled modes; combinations of satin and Georgette, tricolettes: all new shades. Smart Suits, Coats 2s” ar” 49°” ars Costumes and coats of distinctive orig- inality presented in the most fashionable of the new weaves, including Duver de Laine, Rayonner cloth, duo-tone Oxfords, trico-velours, tricotines and tweeds, many effectively fur trimmed. Smart Wool Velour Sutt $49.50 i Aine! s ‘Prettiest Blouses \ : ad Pd 5 75 6” {| The Martin name on a blouse Many of these new Fall blouses | stands for the highest distinc- are designed in the exquisitely || tion in style and tailoring. We beaded models; others are | show the prettiest effects of made with richly embroidered the Autumn season in Georg- effects, while a great number | ettes, crepe de chines and are charmingly finished with satins, at low price marks. dainty tuckings; newest shades. Presenting the Smartest Fashions in 1 Girls’ Coats, Dresses ie 15" One of the most attractive and effective showings of juvenile fashions in the city is offered at Martin's, comprising every modish new weave, style, trimming and coloring, many of the coats richly ornamented with fur at collar and cuffs Others at 18,75, 24.50 and upward mart Vovelty 9 50 45-Inch Fall Model Hudson Seal Coats Sale Fur Scarfs | and Muffs to Match SCARES 18.75 to 95,00 18.75 (0 29.75 18.75 to 47.50 25.00 to 79.50 2,50 to $110 Made in the new loose model ind handsomely made with shawl collar and wide cuffs of Hud- son seal to match; 197° i Natural Skunk, smart belted Hudson Seal Coats Dyed Skunk, Taupe Wolf, | Taupe Fox, Peaver Scarfs, effect; special with blac cuffs and border to mai Hudson Seal, 17.75 to 65.00 sailor or shawl col- semi - fitted nelted model; very SOBA MUFES peed, Gacanrer 1260 Natural Skunk, Dyed Skunk, Taupe Wolf, Taupe Fox, Beaver Muffs, Hudson Seal, 27.50 to 45.00 18.75 to 24.50 23.75 to 49.50 25.00 to 79.50 21.50 to 45.00 Hudson H Sal AN 10.50 to mk re i ‘Wolf or Fox Sets CTL PO BATUT Taupe, brown or black silky skins, with farge animal sewrls Coat of treet, Ho- Hof NO. ea | ding under a d. He waid he Was Martin Cinasey of No. 207 14th SEPTEMBER 27, 1918. et nia watch ana $16. They ee _Men’s Silk-Lined Fall Overcoats, $29.75 | in all probability, wearing STETSONS. | | Of Corduroy in tan, drab and brown shades. Smart | $12.75. pleated model in sizes 3 to 8 years, $5.95. ie NE REOUN SUtTS ee| | Of cheviot mixtures. Sizes 9 to years, 75 an JUNIOR NORFOLK SUITS $14.75. {i Of all wool tweeds and cheviots in good-looking mix- MACKINAWS | tures. Two stylish models in sizes 3 to 8 years, $9.75. Of heavy clothe {n tiok colorings end patterne; both | or Sailor collar styles in sizes 3 to 8 years, $3.49. | forgotten in choosing these Coats we Frocks. | and 18- Thay sa | and fanc Private Subway Entrance, Hoyt St. Store Opens 9 A.M. Closes 5:30 P. M. Saturday’s Specially Good News Tt was only by considerable effort that we got a sufficient quantity of these | excellent Overcoats to offer at this price. } They are of pure wool. fabrics, in Oxford gray or black, in a conservative |} Chesterfield model, and are lined throughout with silk—some to the facing, others |]! to the edge. At today’s market conditions for clothing, these Overcoats are really re- |} markable value at $29.75. } Splendid collections here, too, of ' Fall Suits at $21.00 to $39.75 Fall Overcoats at $21.00 to $35.00 Second Uoor, Moy! Suzreet Men Need Felt Hats These Days | The old “Straw” has done valiant service, but its day has passed. Alert, well-dressed men il are wearing soft and derby Hats, and if they are particular about the kind they wear, they are, || We Have a Full Stock of the Best Stetson Soft and Derby Hats Tn all the latest blocks and the best colors. Prices range from $6 up to $12. ' Other Good Soft and Derby Hats, $2.50 to $5.00 H. New Styles and Golorings in Caps, 98c to $2.95 a Btreet floor, Men's Shop, Hast Building, 2,400 Men’s Shirts at $1.48 ‘Today Shirts like these around the dollar-fifty mark are most exceptional. Why we can offer them at this price is because they are part of an outstanding order, placed at a lower mar- | ket-level I call in negligee styles, with soft cuffs; in fancy woven and printed stripe madras persale, in excellent patterns; several lengths of sleeve. ising economy by buying good qualities when the n get them at low Military Footwear for Soldiers i Men from Camp Upton and Camp Mills who have a leave of absence Saturday and in need of good Footwear, will find our Men's Shoe Shop the place to get exactly what they want and ata price that they will consider reasonable. We have fitted hundreds of soldiers to their entire satisfaction. Genuine Cordovan Puttees, strap or Spring... Mahogany Cowhide Puttees..... Spiral Puttees.. . Tan or Black Leather Puttees Canvas Covered Leather Puttees Waterproof Can Canvas Leggings Ready Saturday to Outfit School Boys Here in the Boys’ Store you will find every article of clothing he needs, and you will be able to get them all at moderate prices. For Older Boys For Juveniles CORDUROY NORFOLK SUITS OLIVER TWIST SUITS In a serviceable drab shade, each suit with two pairs Cordurey knee pants) of Knickers, Sizes 7 to 17 years, $10.75. | EERE ALS BOS NORFOLK SUITS One pair of knickers $11.95) The Doughboy Army Shoe—The Corbusies last. Mth 1 .. $7.95] The Munson Last Army Shoe—Dark Tan..... «» $4,00| The Regular Army Shoe--Munson Last ‘ = 50| Black Gun Metal Calf Shoes, broad toe blucher cut—For the boys in the Navy...........++ ‘Third floor, Men's Shop, East Baildloe. Heavy white pique blouse. in green, brown and navy shades. $4.95, JUNIOR NORFOLK SUITS Of navy blue. 7 to 17 years, | plain and fancy. Sizes 7 to 17, $10.75 to $18.75. LONG OVERCOATS Heavy mixtures in brown and grays, lined with fancy 1. Convertible collar style, 12 to 18, $12.75 to $18.7 and Caps in the New Autumn Styles Suitable for boys of all ages. SWEATERS Of finely woven yarns in eight desirable shades. Byron WINTER OVERCOATS In plain colors and fancy mixtures, 3 to 9 years, $8.49 to $16.75. Coats and Frocks for Misses and Girls Youthful, becoming and practical are all the new things we offer for misses and their younger sisters. Not an age, type of figure, or color preference has been Second floor, West Building, A dark Velour Coat for the 16; $11.98—One of a specially purchased lot of a Coat lined Sisatient in| sibeline and cheviot Coats marked at a ery the pretty tigured poplin. The collar is the et price for Saturday’s selling. Full lines comfortable big muffler type new this season, belted and pocketed models with muffler col- Misses’ Coats, $24.98 to $49.98 | lars. Bises yaa oan $14.98 $37.98 Warm, good looking Coats of pom pom,| 4 wonderful group of Couts for girls of 10 || velour and silvertone, ufiny in belted styles./1,°15 years. ‘Fhe Coats are mostly zibeline all showing the long, slim lines so well liked! sig cheviots though. some ; } are of broadcloth || ‘land corduroy, The cheapest of these would ordinarily sell at $17.50. this year; some with collars of the fabric | others with collars of sealette or kit coney. Misses’ Serge Dresses, $16.50 Girls’ Trench Coats, $19.98 Offered in a splendid assortment of attrac- A smart model of navy blue with brass but- | tue atclee tons. Sizes 8 to 14 y | md floor, Central Bidg Women’s Silk Stockings, $1.48 Pair Phis is an exceptionally good opportunity to lay in a supply of full fashioned, pure silk Stock- | ings at a very moderate cost. They may be had in black, white and colors, made with lisle tops, | heels and toes. | Women’s Silk Stockings, $1.19 Pair | Women’s Stockings, 3 Pair for $1.00 Black, white and ce made with lisle tops aud] Medium weight black cotton Stockings with douple double sules, heels and toc Pe pegs or on’s Stockings, 59¢ Pair a eae P , TOT ET eee ees lines with Children’s Stockings, 39c Pair | und toc Fine ribbed cotton in black and in white Strvet floor Black double soles, heel Central Bulg | Women’s Fall Combinations, $1.29 Lhese are of cotton in a'medium weight, very good for * “between seasons.” The model is | with low neck, band top, and may be bad in the same style in extra sizes. $1.48, Women’s Undervests, 24c | Low neck, sleeveless vests of pure lity cotton, i sleeveless, Women's Combinations, 85c C th Jel of pink cotton, made with band | Pedicaanit th ght knee in whit