The evening world. Newspaper, October 25, 1918, Page 5

- Bib rts wi ies THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1918, ; “iig : hiss We are Accepting Payments and Issue Official Liberty Receipts Buy War Savings Stamps “ae « on account of the Fourth Liberty Loan Coupon Books | a 5th Avenue —_—ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26TH 34th Street Purchases Will Appear on Bills Rendered December Ist a ~ 000.000 stones coal, and at present {s unable to pur- chase one-third that amount. This and | the failure of the public to co-operate | : | fully by saving and sending in this form e of waste have made it necessary for the | SAVE YOUR NUT SHELLS. | terial for Gaa Ma AS FATHER LEAVES The Government needa Faaraeres “Wood ehatconi ts now being mixed) Oth Avenue ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26TH. 34th Street Purchases will appear on Bills Rendered December Ist. |pounds of nut shells and fruit | daily for manufacturing gas mask char- a a 4| With shell charcoal for masks, but is One Grandmother of George) not’hara and will settle. making at ditti- | is cult for the wearer of a mask to breathe, { R. Bunting, Aged One, Be- and it hax not been the absorbing qual gins Action for Custody. $<» ‘ PICTURESQUE HOTEL GONE. Dispute over the custody of one- Special Offerings MISSES’ & GIRLS’ APPAREL Fire Destroys Brown's Hostelry at Greenwood Lake, N. J. Fire of unknown origin destroyed picturesque Browns Hotel at Greenwood Lake, J., late yesterday, entailing a loss of $50,000. The hotel had been a influenza, led to the filing of @ peti-| popular roadhouse and summer resort tion in the Surrogate’s Court of the| for New Yorkers more than a handred * Bronx by Mrs, Angeline Hoyt, grand- | ¥°4"' A disastrous forest fire was narrowly mother of the child, asking that she| averted by the splendid work of a bucket be appointed legal guardian. | brigade, w pattled the flames in ad- | . Mrs. Hoyt alleges in her petition jacent. hr nat after her son-in-law, Bunting, | ) died Oct. 9, and his wife 6n the fol- lowing day, the child, which had been removed to the home of his aint, Mrs 05 Bast ist taken away of No. 408 | Saturday—Last Da Remarkable Sale 5 hoe cue : pea WOMEN’S FALL BLOUSES | developed in the mveest Hall Pakeies aod color, nt en 4 65 Misses’ Suits—size 14 to 18 years; twelve pattie’ the dames in ad. | . smart models of Broadcloth or Wool Velour; ssman Gow Drukker and | H feadelitta of Pateronns 7 ' 4 1 ‘ plain or Fur-trimmed. nducting # political meeting Replenish your wardrobe at substantial savings or purchase a useful Holiday 29.50 and: 39.50 gift now. Six distinctive models, fashioned of excellent quality Novelty Satin, iideea' (Gtatimdina 14008 1h yeaa Georgette Crepe or Crepe de Chine; White and desirable Fall colorings. “ie ’ 8; 8 (Fourth Floor) Velour with lente Pot walter cr Bolling Nusa Coney and Black or Natural Opossum. Saturday—Last Day 39.50 | Annual Event Boxed Hosiery Sale “McCREERY” QUALITY HOSIERY Misses’ Afternoon Dresses—size 14 to 18 NOC. O. D..S—NO APPROVALS—NO RETURNS. year-old George R. parents, W. and Anna F. Bunting of No. 442 East 142d Street, the Bronx, died two weeks ago from Bunting, whose George Girls’ Coate—size 6 to 16 years; numerous smart models suitable for school or dress wear; made of Wool Velour or Velveteen. 16.75 and 24,50 Girls’ Dresses—size 6 to 16 years; @ excellent assortment of smart and Feb? models; made of Navy Blue Serge or Velveteem; plain, braided or embroidered effects. ‘ 10.75 and 18,50 Girls’ Silk Dresses—size 8 to 16 year stylish models of satin, Taffeta or Fancy Silk; pretty new colorings. 4 18.50 and 26.50 \ Holy Name Society G ‘The tenth annual minstrel s kiven by the Junior Holy Name Society, for the benefit of Our Lady of Mercy Paro- chial School of Fordham, was held 142d Street, wife of Robert E.| Tuesday and Wednesday evening in the Terie school auditorium, a large audience vmetde Mtetredbahid ta greeting the youthful performers each The relatives of the child are con-|night. The shows were staged under erked ove me the direction of the Rev, Father Lyons cerned over an estate of $40,000 which |the direction of the | years; twelve beautiful models made of Satin, ‘affeta, Georgette Crepe or Velveteen; Navy Blue, Black, Brown or Burgundy. 24.50 and 32.50 the father inherited shortly before his death, Bergman told an Evening World reporter that as he had been a lifelong friend of the deceased he had thought it best to have the child n his custody until other arrange- ments could be made. ‘The child wat the home of hi ie Teach Children The Care of Teeth ary Ninety per cent of the backward school children have defective teeth, Mothers should teach their children to brush their teeth daily u: soft tooth brush and a good dentifrice. Children like the foamy action and An Important Millinery Event 8 clean taste of SOZODONT. It works its cleansing qualities into every tiny The largest Hosiery Sale we have ever planned—tremendous assortments— Thousands of dozens of the most acceptable Hosiery at 1,294 Women’s Trimmed & Tailored Hats months of preparation. prices below cost of manufacture. presents. Women’s Hosiery in Black and White Only—sizes 814 to 10% Men’s Half Hose in Black and Colors; Silk or Mercerized Lisle Saturday—Last Day Annual Sale HIGH-GRADE SILVERWARE Patrons who anticipate purchasing Holiday gifts now will benefit by taking i advantage of the great savings presented in this sale. The assortment presents at- tractive assortments of Sheffield Plate Reproductions, Oneida Community Par Plate, Sterling Silver Flatware and Hollowware. ‘ ‘ NOC. 0. D.’S—NO EXCHANGES—NO CREDITS—NO TELEPHONE ORDERS | crevice and keeps the gums in a sweet, clean_and healthy condition. litied to care for the SE) fozodont _ AIR MAIL TO CHICAGO DEC. 1. % ——— FOR THE TEETH oat OMce Ant Liquid—Powder or Paste : Plans for SOLD BY DEALERS EVERYWHERE 4 New York and Chicago are getting | p. ready to exchange, postal compliments | regularly by way of the clouds, the an- | nouncement being made to-day by pos- tol authorith Chicago that daily * nail will be ed between the two cities by alrp . beginning Dec. 1. The plan was tried out recently by nment aviators and adjudged 8 it For Saturday Only 2.00 regularly 5.00, 6.50, to 8.50 ‘yt A most opportune time to purchase Christmas a * purse i pcg Peet Bhce ae S ¢ 6 BELUAN Hot water Sure Relief trip authorities promise. FOR INDIGESTION Extraordinary Sale WOMEN’S SOROSIS SHOES 9.50 regularly 11.00 and 12.00 6.75 regularly 10,00 An enormous special purchase of high-grade Hats comprising the entire stock of Show Room samples together with the surplus stock orders, made within the last week by a prominent manufacturer, and bought at tremendous price concessions—beloW cost of materials and production-—enables us to make this remarkable offering. CAMMEYER Stamped on a Shoe Means Standard of Merit; 34" St. New York } Separate Entrance to Our Men’s Shop, ~ 68-70 West 35th Street. SATURDAY ONLY —Every Hat in perfect condition and the very latest styles. —Made principally of Lyons or Panne Velvet (American Made). —Hundreds of smart and becoming styles are Black Velvet or with Colored Velvet underfacing; also an unlimited variety of Fur combinations, including Solid Fur side crowns combined with Velvet. IMPORTANT NOTICE These Hats on sale in the Millinery Department, 3rd floor, also in two special Squares, Main floor. Black Kidskin Lace Boots with Gray Kid tops ../.....+eeseeeeseeeeeeeeee Brown Kidskin Lace Boots with Brown Cloth Lops Field Mouse Kidskin Lace Boots with Field Mouse Cloth top: All Black Kidskin Lace Boots... ae All Cocoa Tan Calfskin Lace Boots.......cccceecseeeensesceceeevcescsees regularly 11.00 and 12.00 9.50 Extra salespeople in attendance. Black Kidskin Lace Boots with White Kidskin tops NOTE—To comply with the government regulations we ask our patrons Patent Leather Lace Boots with Gray Suede tops ... . to take these sale Hats with them. Annual October Sale DOMESTIC RUGS Specially Priced ie WOMEN’S WOOL PLAID SKIRTS | 15.50 An unusual assortment of smart full-plaited Skirts fashioned of Wool Plaids in rich color combinations—Blue predominating; generously cut and well tailored; attractive belt effects; sizes up to 32-inch waist bands, ‘ Seamless Royal Wilton Rugs | } es 74.50 | October Sale O18 It ccncchcurensstceaenes Us cc crvesvenoce sees Pegularly 97.50 HIGH-GRADE FURS Handsome designs and colors; woven in one piece. Presenting Extraordinary Offerings | Hundreds of choice Wilton, Axminster, Velvet and Chenille | Rugs recently placed in stock present a large assortment of attrac- | tive weaves, colors and designs; made of finest yarns. Formerly Sold from $7.00 to $10.00 Seamless Axminster Rugs Seamless Velvet Rugs Fur Coats in various lengths; Stoles, Muffs, Capes and Coatees Oxieth. 2... 49.75... regularly 59.50 Px ietb 37.50... regularly 48.00 °. HAVE YOUR CHOICE! Heavy richly colored Rugs; the best grade A practical and durable Rug in excellent At Great Savings ee made in the country. \ designs and colors, MUFFS AND NECKPIECES Natural Squirrel Stoles. , Natural Squirrel Muffs.... Mink Capes—dark natural pelts. Mink Muffs—dark natural pelts..... Fine Wolf Scarfs—Taupe or Lucille FUR COATS Extra Large Size WORSTED & WOOL WILTON RUGS Cocoa and Black Calf Mahogany Russia Calf in English, Medium and Broad Toe Models Hudson Seal Coats with Skunk collar and | cuffs; richly lined. 245.00 | Hudson Seal Coats with Natural Squirrel collar and cuffs. n Who 8 y PTT, ARRAN A ABARAT Patent Leather - | At Less Tha le ale Cost 265.00 Fine Wolf Muffs—Taupe or Lucille Dress Models—Button & Lace 118 x 15 ft regularly 188,00 Muskrat Coats of natural dark pelts; with shade Natural Raccoon Scarf: Natural Raccoon Muffs... Blended Skunk Scarfs, animal Hudson Seal or Nutria collar, cuffs and belt, 165.00 Hudson Seal Coats of finest quality selected skins with large collar and cuffs of aa 10.6 x 14 ft... 10.6 x 13.6 ft. 10.6 x 12 ft..... ercceeee 10.6 x 10.6 ft.......0.65 . regularly 136,00 regularly 135.00 Black Kid—Broad Toe No C. O. D.’s Ao Exchanges 385,00 hie llscosdicsaeine