The evening world. Newspaper, September 30, 1918, Page 4

Red Gress Offers tts. Ald. write to I. J, Hoffinan, Associate | FINNEGAN, Daniel Jy 317 E, 19th | SITANSON. Victor A, St, York. 8 Wf you have a friend of relative} Fleld Director, American Red Cross, 158 ON CASUALTY ‘or! ug! who is &@ soldier at Camp Whoeler,| Camp Wheeler, and you will get the |cotben” Pool tog 1, 771 St. John’s P) OUD, Beer yh neg amore,» Mt an, @a, and you would like to learn} information, according to an an- he tanetans gbot Big health, welfare or financial] nouncement of the ed Cross made iis 1 te out is, ra. | CONTA, deals provision for dents bome,| yesterday. 2H, Novon ik ter UnATAO , MHUGH, John Jy 2411 Bd Ave New s ay ARE NEN YRS : nonsnifeceemans Lime Vranken, | Ohariess Haltingrs” Mechanics, (Continued from Third Page.) nf pesfute aes 34 “re ay o oy te flake Pataca cs 144 hon ts it | it UCHBINDER, Mare 24 W. 87th 8t,| CARROLL, Patrick Joseph; 19 | DANEILIC Come Duell, Wate Wome, me, "| pingekdale Ay, New ¢ Rochelle, vs ie te hg rt | | AMENDOLA, Alfonco, 871 Amster- ‘Wa rri ° r r Do i a rs na AA Perey Wilbur, Bay Shere, aailam Ay. New York City, . FARMER, Raymond, Mariette 0, » N.Y, | At whatever cost of time and men and money, Corporate, | WADI T emia Sarre Aue ae secre Ss Germany must and shall be beaten. | aro Repel! le Unisn Ave, Sem: | Ree ET Le ieremes on 006 a2d| CRELANTONI, Frank ‘ww 2d Av, in the field—eager, deter- FI damn Hh. Catania, 0, Ot. New w, Yor! te ny Now Mork City. Our brothers are already * 1 radeon aantinns Ie, Comme, Se. PETER sae) Agaitenn, N. % mined, confident. ard Wa 111 N. 20th | BASIE Chacle hy i i CARLISLE, Patri Artes Wy 167th Bt, Tt were best done quickly. Went wl Wile oars NSM Yer Ci cin ‘We must back up our millions of warrior boys He On. with billions of warrior dollars. Push the Fourth Liberty Loan. Buy your coun- try’s bonds. The quicker this money is raised, the geener the war will be won. Contributed by the Manufactarers of . Charles, Prospect Street, near | HEN LA Cedar, Brookly: |W Etveety Vonk “ehaphy Fy 23 Lewis reet, Yonke e1 ber 2h a Jarmee Niles 231 East 80th on reron) yen ir, Ne ota a 1, CANON: fhe . Menatien'N,. stex Street, New Y. ‘ jo SY OUR LIBERTY LOAN BOOTH IS IN CHARGE ‘OF THE SPENCE AUXILIARY OF THE JUNIOR LEAGUE Best & Co. Fifth Avenue at 35th Street Established 1879 Eee eee N the third Liberty Loan Campaign, the loyalty and interest of our employees made Best & Co. the FIRST NEW YORK STORE to win the Industrial Honor Flag of the Liberty Loan Rainbow Division. At 7 P. M. Saturday the tabulation showed that more than 75% of our employees had made their signed subscriptions to the Fourth Liberty Loan. The Industrial Honor Flag of the Fourth Liberty Loan, Rainbow Division, was officially hung over our 5th Ave. entrance Saturday evening. We Are Proud of Our Organization We think its members set a high standard for their courtesy, for their ability, and for their realization of their responsibility to serve the nation and to serve you. - O Our employees have asked us instead of using this space I) f today to tell you the store news, to devote it to asking mT their patrons publicly, in this way, to buy Liberty i Bonds through them. Any one in the store will feel honored in taking your subscription. It is as easy to buy a Liberty Bond here as it is to buy any article of merchandise. We have offered 36 prizes in W. S. S. to those of our employees who take the largest number of subscriptions from our patrons. i baiy log 5 GH, seen 120 Wildwoud ROAR UTNE UTTAR AUER oo Aaa ety Ayre n ent 88 ae GER, Philip, ata AVA Ne ANE Siti, Clarenge E,, Stoney Creek Ma DuEY. Aare 5, At fast,,° . RNUNG, dehn, iY, ~— West 146 Wo York cit le Wi Ve, CLARK, James yi 696 Tenth Aves ‘Bt, Ci New York Cit: GRAN CONLOY, Comma an, Conopolia, Ma. 43 &A5 West 54T STREET TM i OUTTA a My i Se stameeall BURL MINN nin tht HN i Wet —— | ii 4 BACK UP PERSHING AND THE BOYS BUY LIBERTY BONDS (Bond Booth on Our Main Floor) sap Fall and Winter Fashions For Women and Misses The Values Are Most Extraordinary Women’s& Misses’ Frocks RAIDED WOOL VELOUR FROCKS, Serge tunic Frocks, embroidered, fringe trimmed and braided. Velvet- een Frocks in tunic and braid trimmed effects. Frocks of tricotine, Satin and Georgette, 25. 00 ELVETEEN FROCKS, in Black, Navy, Brown and Wine color. Some with fur collars. Navy Serge tunic Frocks elaborately braided, 30.00 UR TRIMMED F ROCKS of Velour or Broadcloth, with collars of Hudson Seal, Nutria and Australian Opossum. Tailored or embroidered Frocks of Wool Velour, Ducet de Laine, Tricotine, Serge and Georgette. 3 7. 50 MONI DO Tn New Frock of Embroidered On Velvet, 7.60 rT min Women’s & Misses’ Suits AILORED SUITS in all wool materials, of Gabardine, Oxfords, Silvertone, Serge, Velour de Laine, Broadcloth, Tricotine rand Velour. Coats are silk lined and warmly interlined. a ues THT Prices Range from 25.00 t 60.00 UR TRIMMED SUITS in ali wool ma- terials of Velour, Silvertone, Duvet de Laine, Broadcloth, Velour de Laine. Trimmed with Hudson Seal, Squirrel, Mole, Taupe Wolf, Nutria, Prices Range from 47.50 to 100.00 ne PT New Frock of Velveteen, $35.00. Women’s and Misses’ Coats INTER COATS in belted, loose back W and Dolman effects, fashioned of Velour, Crystal Cloth, Evora, Bolivia, Silvertone. Wik flowing and mannish sleeves and novel collar effects. Silk linea throughout ana warmly interlined. Prices Range from 30.00 to 75.00 UR TRIMMED COATS in all wool ma- F terials of Velour, Bolivia, Silverrone, Evora, Duve. de Laine, Crystal Cloth, ana Duvetyne. Trimmed with Beaver, Mink, Mole, Taupe, Poiret, Natural or Black Lynx, Ausiralian Opossum, Nutria, Squirrel, Raccoon, Hudson Seal and Black Opossum. Prices Range from 45.00 to 125.00