The evening world. Newspaper, October 8, 1918, Page 5

C. Natural Sqi PLOT “EVIDENCE” Is FOUND. |: Morgan, N. J., last week was caused by enemy agents has been discovered by Government operatives in a letter pre- dicting the explosion on L_Eriday $91 Fifth Avenue Natural Raccoon Scarfs Taupe or Lucille Wolf Scarfs Mink Capes, Moleskin Stoles rhunk Capes, action in Lambert of night OF SUPERIOR QUALITY DISTINCTIVE IN STYLE Attractive Falland Winter models in Coats, Wraps, Coatees, Scarfs and Muffs All the fashionable ‘furs G. Gunther's Sons New York Store Opens at 9:45 A. M,.—Closes ON WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY signed “Hein + |in Sonora, ——— Agents 6 partment are Invast! mn gating, but are inclined to aw pee. SCereenes te Westen i tion te. of the letter, which Teaches on Morgan 1 he railroad Agation WASHINGTON, Oct. 6- a iia tendng to show that the explosion in the on rey In Action. fF. A. Gillespie shell loading plant at| That New Jersey is in} ~ BACK 10 DAMAGED HOMES IN JERSEY |Health Authorities Fighting ln- fluenza After Turmoil of Morgan Blow- Up. 8 Indicated by the! reported wounding of Sergt. Clayton The spread of Spanish influenza, which became pronounced at Perth Amboy after the explosions in the Government shell-loading plant at Morgan had driven thousands from their homes, ia being held to a mini- mum by the Perth Amboy Board of |Health. Chief Inspector W. J. Willsey is in charge of the fight It is estimated that there are be- | tween 300 and 400 cases there, Every new case J4 being isolated, The work is being done under requests of the United States Public Health Service, of which Dr, C. W. Naulty is the representative on the ground, Two hundred persons too sick to be moved are still in the High School ut Perth Amboy, They are suffering from influenza, nervous breakdown and pneumonia, Several babies have been born to women driven from their homes by the explosions, Ref from South Amboy ana ‘ownehip are passing 6:15 P. M. James McCreery & Co. 5th Avenue 34th Street OCTOBER FUR SALE Coats and Sets at Great Savings qd) (2) (3) with fine cuffs pelts; cuffs. 29.50) Natural 85.00 32.50 285.00 85.00 55.00 ‘| Stoles Mink Muffs, dark Eastern shins best quality Skunk Mutts Rascoon Natural Squirrel Muffs Taupe or Tucille Wolf Muff Moleskin Maffs Hudson Seal Coat with selected Natural Squirrel collar and cuffs. 265.00 Muskrat Coat of Natural dark skins with Hudson Seal collar, cuffs and belt 165.00 Hudson Seal Coat of selected pelts Skunk collar and cuffs. 245.00 Hudson Seal Coats with self collar and 225.00 Hudson Seal Coats of finest quality with belt; large Skunk collar and 385.00 Muffs Muffs 32.50 37.50 32.50 85.00 55.00 45.00 dark Eastern skins Unprecedented Offering MISSES’ TRICOLETTE DRESSES Much Below Regular Price 29.50 regularly 42.50 Three beautiful models, as illus- trated; of superior, quality made expressly to our order Tricolette; in the season’s prettiest new colorings comprising Navy Fawn, with silk fringe. Blie, Brown, Henna and Black; trimmed Size 14 to 18 years, through Perth Amboy by the se. ore| n their way to their damaged homes. | for new buildings have arrived at th Most of them have been living = Saturday in farmhou! pants invited them ia ‘front the ty ind fields. Some of them got to Plain, ‘eld, twenty miles distant. biles have picked up many roads and brought them in. One thousand workmen, who will be | paid by the Government, are at wovk to-day on the damaged buildings o South Amboy. in the ruins of the plant, which was perated for the Government by 'T. A Gillespie & Co. orously, No report on the number of | additional bodies found is obtatnabl. | tures o whose ov Automo on the The search for bodies | lam | the enka is being pushed vig- Store Hours Until Further Notice 9.45 A. M. to 6.15 P. M. | Congress for Dutchess district. caused by the death ham of Warwick last Friday THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, = RFUREES POURING Hundreds of truckloads of material on new siter -| hundred soldiers are expected 4] dieht to release the State and home a duty a Demo thi ch Osborn mation b ents woull imaking the race. 38th A Big Octo 1918, Gillespie plant, and erection of struc ia under way. Five Sadie MeGiynn, eighteen, No. 2 hy to. Clymer Street, Brooklyn, whe ts militiamen [charged with stabbing with a penknife en who have been |her aw y night ail je To-Night. Ma ee to-night mB for an examini cratic candidate for |i. said to 6 Putnam-Orange-| the girl The vacancy wae), The stabbing t a large «Ag Kay of Albert May- Will hair. the gi n Was asked to tak a wae A ut said that street id prevent him y. She Lord & Tavlor -FIFTH AVENUE Buy Liberty Bonds to Your Utmost! ine 9 ber Sale Feature Street t. William Kaplan, ty rtle not to-day jon on Oct. 1, hrown a sugar bow! at Avenue, guilty sanult She ts held Kaplan k place last nicht be: ftor-theatre ppling from. wed by the e WAS nroop Avenue $100,000 Worth of Lord & Taylor Standard Linens At Large Reductions in Prices ‘| PUGILIST STABBED BY GIRL. | \Are You Fat? before | givers An event that should create more interest, because of its saving op- portunities, than anything that has occurred in the linen section in some years. We reserve the privilege to restrict quantities to dealers. Just Try This mous If too advice, Go now to your drugeia to the Marmota Co. Detroit KAA Woodward Ave and for Tbe ene tablete. Mich procure A “Wants” ,| Sunday World ‘ The American Red Cross Wants Clothes to Send Overseas to Belgium and Northern France 39th Street Ph an Red Cross— Greeley 4 West oth St), and the how October Sale Muslin Sheets and Pillow Cases at Reduced Prices 1,000 Table Cloths Reduced to $4.50 “Derryvale” pure Irish linen ask; size 2x2 yards. 1,250 Table Cloths Reduced to $3.95 Pure linen weft Irish damask; 2x2 yards. 500 Pairs Pillow Cases, Pure Irish linen, Reduced to $2.95 pair. | Black Satin | Messaline 3,500 yards $1.68 yard | Ground Voor dam- Pure Linen Damask Table Cloths and Napkins to Match At Less Than Wholesale Cost Table Cloths, 2x2 5 $4.95 Vablg Cloths, 2x2'y yard $5.65 Pure Mercerized damask Sheets - G3x108., $1.68 1,000 Dozen 72x 99 $1.68 Napkins 72x108.. $1.84 Reduced to Six 99 eee 90% 99 08 $5.85 sores 9OX108 $2.25 linen damask 500 Dozen Pillow Cases 39¢ Napkins ee Reduced to 50c $2.95 scees 48 2,000 Temstitched | Napkins, dinner size, | 450 dozen 750 dozen Towels, Irish Towels, extra heavy huck, | Plire linen H. §. huck, Reduced to +$3. Velvets 1,000 yards $3.95 yard Ground Floor 95 dozen. Second Floor Silks and Dress Goods October Gale Specials for Tomorrow, Wednesday Black Dress Navy and Black Storm Serges 1,500 yards $1.28 yard Second Floor American Zephyr Ginghams— 5,000 yards of this staple and practical fabric inj checks, stripes and plaids; 31-32 inches wide. 35c¢ Reduced to, y rard Special prices to introduce the new and enlarged Sections con- veniently located adjoining the 38th Street entrance. Human Hair Nets, light, me- | dium and dark brown, blonde and | black, a dozen 5c | Hair Barrettes, in shell amber | and demi-amber effects Ie Novelty Jewelry | Far Below Their Value Baby Pins Pair, 25¢ Bar Pins 2e | | Brooche 25e | Ear 2 25e LaVa lie C Pearl Hat Pins Alarm Clock Thermometers, Second Floor, A Sale of Dressmakers’ Supplies Margaret Louise Shield Holders, | Shor Dressing sizes 34 to 46, with 2 guaranteed Bdge brand shields $1.25 Wool Imperial Shiel Vr No. 3 r We No. 4 33e Se No. § pair doe Lingerie Tape piece Me Hose Supporters pair Ie Corset Laces, mercerized, flat u or regular, 16 Sanitary N ‘ Larg Sanitary A A bent Absorbent Cotton... .24 Ie Cotton. 44 Ib Dand Reduced to $5.95 dozen Muslin Sheets Madeira hand-embroidered GSNX9D.. $1.98 Scarfs ‘ . 4 2,500 Hemstitehed as ies oe =i Pillow Cases $4.25 42x56 48¢ October Sale of Women’s Boots New Fall and Winter Styles with Louis XVI. or Military Heels At Prices that represent Sound ee $7.65 ne All Black Kidskin lace Brown Kic ce, brown Cloth All brown Kidskin lace All Ghack Kidskir Black Kidskin lace, with black ak n altel ae Fe Ons, | ek 1 Cloth tops Shaw 16) Dark tan Callskin; Fawn Cloth Dark tan Calfskin | tops Black Satin Slippers, $3.75 Long trim last, high arched Louis XVI. heels and hand turned soles. w ing Helps top and I Blades(quantity lin Per pack Str Razor, ilver Curt $4.50 Ww Dur Razor “Mark Cross” Razor Gem Safety ette blade E-koni-m Safety Bl. Never He Ground Floor $5.00, $6.00, $7.50 ¢ Razors. $5.00 Keen Kut Stropper, for_G . $5.00 ' h ¢ Stropper $1.00 Nail F $1.00 Nail € ne Razoi pper NSe, $1.15, $1.25 $2.50 up ecund Floor 27,000 Yards of New Cretonnes At Less Than Present Cost of Making The Specially Purchased Stock of a Leading American Mill, secured at concessions which enable us to offer these unusual values When war conditior made it imi ble for the manufacturer to prodt or com- binations he anticipate ffered us his entire stock on below its actual worth No Mail Orders—None C, O, D,-No Approvals—No Returns Special Concessions to Purchasers of Piece Lots) 12,000 Yards Finest Cretonnes at 57c a yard By the piece 54c¢ a yard Prin ed Reps, Pop and ‘Taffeta Superior quality fabric f de ide r c lue} appropriate for Living Room and Dini ny Room h 15 and coverings; yard wide 8,000 Yards of Artistic Cretonnes at 48c a yard By the piece 45¢ a yard nnd priv Crashe many choice ae- j ws, for hang helf covers, cushions and yard wide 7,000 Yards of Chintzes and Cretonnes at 38c a yard by the piece 4c a yard) Dainty effects, for Bedroom bh ys, bed covers, dresser and chair covers, in shades rose, lavender, yellow Bi and grey; he Occasion of ering Real Economies In These Times of Advancing Prices Fifth Floor yard wide 5 1 REE REN Te NEU ARLARNTIDEY HNO | Work Monday Wonders. .