The evening world. Newspaper, October 8, 1918, Page 12

| Buy y ath LIBERTY LOAN BONDS W = Cgc: Fulton St., Cor. of Bridge St. Brooklyn, 4810-4812 1329-1331 Sth Ave. Broadway sath & dittny Brooklyn. At Hoyt St, Subway Station, | Store Opens 9.45; Closing 6.15 Continuing (Wednesday) Great Sale Velveteen Dresses os Several Stunning Models in the selection -Till Fi urther Notice a Creations of Rare Beauty As Mlustrated. Customarily Priced at $35.00 and $40.00 Pannier Model, Satin Girdle ni ‘ Models of strikingly original conception in CN pipes lly rich quality of velveteen; black, | purple and brown; some with smart ruffles, | er in covirasting shades of satin; others ef- rective silk braid, button and sash novelties ;) designed either for street or afternoon wear, -— Creations de Luxe in New Autumn Suits By oo Bead a Distinctive tailleur and demi-tailleur styles, in gabardines, silvertones, velour de laine, broad- cloths and tricotinés; smartly modish shades; many richly fur trimmed at collar and cuffs, —EE r Distinctive Fashions in Modish Fall Coats Fashion's most pronounced effects in the new mpoms, wool velours, broadcloths and vel- veteens; belted, trench back and smar_ plain tailored creations; warmly lined and interlined, THREE BROOKLYN STORES, Brooklyn’s biggest Credit House 219, 221, 223, 225, 227 164, 166, 168 and 170 Grand Street | Smith Street Cor. Driggs Ave. sie BROOKLYN Cor. Wyckoff St. - $100 WORTH OF FURTITURE $1 WEEKLY Bring This Advertisement With You and Get Your TEN Per Cant Discount Off Your Credit Purchase When Onening a New Account Cothina tor Your W hole family on Talking Machines rf Library Tables At Low Price fasy Terms Ch ffonters ehine Rc i ~ Lend th ‘the Way They Fight’ Buy Bonds to Your Utmost OPEN MONDAY END SVTUKDAY EVENINGS THREE BROOKLYN STORES === TRAIN KILLS JAMES B. FOX. [felt was a Hin Wife Nenehy, Mo Str THE EVENING WORLD TUESDAY, OC TO AVERT ORDNANCE TI ir Man ts nek at OF rs for Morgan Plant. sa erying nee IF You Must Buy Furniture BUY LIBERTY BONDS FIRST TO PROTECT YOUR HOME Then Investigate Where You Can Best Buy Furniture Special Que A very pretty r Bulte well mac f shed In either American Wolmat 1 « the or Mahogan ta of te O Chifforobe, Be it ‘oblet ht]! Ug STE SeSanaly OW Hea SENVPORD): GORE VORS EBS SYN from others until all parts of th 4 4 ‘ ve only o three months’ surplus See th LOW PRICES The merit and selling price of this high grade in Comparison Will Best Demons DEY 3 f y < - f en Anne Period Bedroom Suite, $129. 50 Broadway NOTE In Addition to the Above Furnitwe Orferings at Our Three stores SPECIAL SALE THIS WEEK AT OUR BROOKLYN STORE ONLY OF of th | ernment | F nN. J ppeal ha sent to every DEUTSCHBROS) | B Pda | n Ne duped HMREE (3) BIG S Tors | rhe letter, signed by Henry D. | ayer, Federal Director of the United Offerings Throughout Our Entire Stock This Week lin order that this work go on etter states, U. S. FINDS $10, 000,000 Readjustment Made in Mi in Motors Junk. surplus supplies ction of Jollars worth of wen located by « a St entally the surplus secti Ordnance Chief Co York M WASHINGTON, Williams, Ordnance C has co ited $85 e Wonderful ual obo b “Grand Solo” plays all records Phonographs This Week SMALL PAYMENTS ie Rey at fas ¥ The company sh’ niltion of these grenades the ust month. alle led to do this beeau We are en: OTHER MODELS AT 850, 825 AND 86.08, rsc. ti YEAK: Deutsch Bros.’ Values aE (3) cl Stones as cor. 123° AVE. A conan. STREET Brooklyn trenthal Esta PAVE Str atJefFerron and eratoge Aves. t. 8. —Jar nate @ Ladies’, Men’s and Children’s Clothing. BROOKLYN OPPENHEIM, GLLINS & € Fulton Street, Brooklyn Important Sale Tomorrow (Wednesday) Luxurious Fall Coats For Women and Misses. Fur Trimmed and Plain Handsome Fall Models—Spectally Priced A representative collection of the Season's smartest models developed in Pom .Pom and Wool Velour, Stunning belted and slit pocket effects, Some have fur collars of Raccoon, 93.00 and the colors are Taupe, Brown, Green, Navy and Black Positively No Approvals or C, O, D.’8 TOBER 8, 1918. ‘\*|URGENT PLEA FOR WORKERS | New York Employment Head Sends ppeal All Over State for Lab- o-day for ployment Service for the SURPLUS AIR SUPPLIES | Aeronautics Division—Millions WASHINGTON, Oct, 8—Ten million e mili- 1po GRENADES A MINUTE. ates New &—Major Gen ed its third middle of FERDINAND IN IN ‘AUSTRIA, |Vormer Bolgarian King Goes to! cCreary Dead, of Kentu f his State a member of | died at | New Prin to train to be nurses’ alds and wormets They will work «mong d Coming to Prepare | tions in Pol there. | One hundred girls from the eight | cl ‘olish Gray Samaritan Claases for Pro-| yationers that have been — in A, for the accommodation of 10(} various cities have been sele girls who will arrive soon in this work, POLISH GIRLS ° TO TRAIN. 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