The evening world. Newspaper, October 23, 1918, Page 4

The Government has not had to regulate the price of FRANKLIN SIMON High and Low SHOES # MEN They have been selling below Government prices right along! We notice that certain shops are re- pricing or reducing their Class A shoes to conform to Government standards. The point is, if they can sell them at Government prices now, why couldn’t they do it before? But that isn’t all. Reducing a shoe to conform to Govern- ment regulations, which was overpriced in the first place, isn't exactly a reduc- tion—?t’s restitution /! Our Men's Shoes have been selling under the Government’s standardized prices right along and we do not and could not reduce, them now! This is a Shoe Shop where you do not need the assistate of the United States Govern- ment to get honest values? Men’s Banister Shoes . . «© - Men’s Banister Shoes . . . - Men’s Apollo Calf Shoes Men’s Viking Calf Shoes . . .~ Men’s Franklin Shoes . . «. FIFTH AVENUE Men’s Shops —2 to 8 West 38th St.—Street Level Whatever you spend to see the me Aviation Carnival at Belmont Park, Saturday, will admit you to one of the best Sporting Events in Seasons ! The Liliputian Bazaar Offers new winter comforts for the baby at special prices Thursday for a motor-ride. 20%, 5.75. 9.40, 850 NEW BABY BUNTINGS from Japan-white silk, rose-sprigged. Inter- lined with cotton and quilted by hand. Unusually dainty and handsome. Special 4.25 Warm little EIDERDOWN BATHROBES, in pink or blue—sailor collar, sleeves and pocket bound with satin tomatch. A little silk cord ties at the neck and belts Sizes 1 lo 3 yrs. Regular 3.25 grade, Special 2.95 Best & Co, Fifth Ave. at 35th St. Est, 1879 eYou Never Pay More at Best'sza AY WORLD WANTS WORK MONDAY WONDERS Jommot, Me arn Sebuyice, Washinaton. ¥ OFFI, igaae ai feo St., New SE, tant Rk. Hazelton, Pa. Pr tel F Prilade! ia usin, Tex Thiet Tiver Palts, Mina. New Orleans, THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23, GEN. PERSHING REPORTS: 645 MORE CASUALTIES: TOTAL REACHES 59560 (Continued From Third Page.) WALLACE, John Berl, Hooker, O¥e, YACKES, Henry C., Winona, Minn WOUNDED BLIGHTLY. Captain. GANO, Frank W., Piqua, 0 Lieutenants, R19, Jamer. Hace INSEL. “Owen! Youn W. Dh NA St. New York City. i Ma ee Corporal RANFORD, Walter, BARD, Weed wines, PROSDIEAD, Apert Bergen R LE. Merle C.. Bat rk, ig Privates. New York City. VICK. Jon Monta Mam. Tin ‘Tard Suite die ard ona yd er] 4 Might a gin Mich eae Witz, Willi colginey City, Ne de "atrls agi Mana Mi My hate acy, yee Brookly yn 7,3. Puritan, Pe TITCHEY, RAND Rs, fxr: Ral jh. Phila wile qt iain * ES Koran, 0 y Rammaiel N Pohadelpbla Leeonburg, Pa, MISSING IN ACTION. Corporals. vel C., Johnson i, Huntingdon, Ibert G., O: Privates. BUTH, John J.. Akron, N. Y. DANTELL Wihe, ‘Northamptor " neta, 1 Ohta ined Ben ON Nige REDNER. ls strength and power. SCOTTS | pure, wholesome tonic-food, pulidahts non-alcoholic, ole tay and strengthens by nourishing the whole system—bedy, blood and nerves. Nourish qenr body back to strength with Soott's. Scott & Bowne, Moomfie'd, ‘aD, Frank de 4887 First Av., EIDERDOWN BABY BUNTINGS—bound with satin ribbon. Very warm, and the most baby-like of all baby's wraps. Ideal for the nap out-doors or when baby goes All Genuine Leather Russia Calf Shoe Also Cocoa Calf Vamp with Worumbo Cloth Top and Military Heet "AMMEYER on a Shoe Means Stamlard of Merit St. New York. N {deat Shoe for walking, with @ Heel that ts rot (oo low, not too high, bat fast right, 0 as we may call it It ts composed of Solid Leather, the quality of which to cery hard to find in a shoe nowadays, when good leather @ @ mare. 1918, WELCHANOE, f\mon E,. Martrembor, Tenn. Veularess John R.. 507 West St. w York City ZULKO Joe Peter rian, Coun, CANADIAN CASU AL TIE. S. OTTAWA, Ont., O following Ate: Canediag cay indi, Mie is Jerome, 26 West 130th ol) ne é. D.., RAFFAELE, Thomas, 311 46th St... 0 BIGGS, Charles, 1584 Brooklyn St. mile Buiver Ave, ou iehation fc Quicey, “Thomas,” ‘938" 72d St, Arnett CURR poy RECUPERATION of the vital forces of the body, ereisted | ta the struggle with acute isease, not upon super- ficial aniation but Hs n_ ade- |quate nourishment. The neay needs to be nourished back t EMULSION rc cTMUe PO ATNMN NATH THT ap. |Hot water a> L-ANS BELLANS FOR CLANS KILLED INACTION. W, Ri, New York. Women’s & Misses’ Newer Fashions A Collection of Unusual Completeness |AILORED FROCKS of Blue Tricotine or Gabardine. Embroidered or braid trimmed Frocks of Blue Serge, in a wide variety of designs. Frocks of Velveteen, Wool Velour, Georgette or Satin. 25.00 Ee Necu Bice Se BRAIDED FROCKS of Navy Blue Serge or Tricotine. Tailored Frocks of Wool Velour and Poiret Twill. 36.00 Seal, Australian possum and Natural Nutria. Tailored Rae or Tricotine, elaborately button trim- med. Heavily embroidered Frocks of Serge. UR TRIMMED FROCKS of Wool Velour, eden Hudson $65.00. Women’s and Misses’ Fur Trimmed Coats ILVERTONE, Pom Pom Bolivia or Wool Velour, in loose back and belted effects with eras cape collars of Australian Opossum, Nutria, ccoon, Dyed Opossum and French Seal (Seal dyed Coney). lined and warmly interlined. 50.00 tone, Bolivia and Wool Velour, with large cape collars of Hudson Seal, Raccoon, Natural, Black or Taupe Lynx and Cone, i CORD, Duvet de Laine, ‘Silver - Beaver Nutria. 75.00 Lakerille, BEAUMONT, F. Newark, Nd ., BELIEVED WOUNDED, » Banton, Pa. HANGHESTER, &, 6 Sets R., ‘breck! uy llalaneeiineglas “Found Overcome by Gas, Chaties Lewis, twenty-eight years old, of No, 133 State Street, Perth’ Amboy, the police as “a despond- * was found unconscious rly to-day in the Glen Island Hiotel at Cortlandt and West Streets, e was taken to Bellevue, The Values Are Most Extraordinary Women’s & Misses’ Frocks Women’s and Misses’ Winter Coats OOL VELOUR COATS in loose back or belted effects, featuring novel Lined throughout collar designs. and warmly interlined. All colors. Silvertone, Pom Pom Bolivia, Duvet de Laine and Wool Velour with plain and fancy silk lining and warm interlining | RB sitce OR LOOSE