The evening world. Newspaper, October 25, 1918, Page 9

x ; = — ernor, seized the first opportunity last against public meetings was lifted night to answer Gov. Whitman's crit- here only yesterday. To-morrow teism of the size of the New York night there will be a Democratic mass City budget, made tn New York yes- meeting at Harmanus Bleecker Hall, t i] |terday. Preceded by a torchlight parade and . | “Whitman ts as barrén of {deas other enlivening adjuncts of a politi. |Pled to the great armored tractors that | about budget making as he is without cal campaign. have played such an important part in | c ry C ee knowledge of the actual figures of , At the station Mr. Smith was met rounding chetr. Arat sppeathnce accor: |the New York City fudget,” said Mfr, PY & Kood sized delegation of Albany |the * Democrats, headed by the veteran Smith, who, as a member of the leader and former member of the . Board of Estimate, is one of the of- Compensation Commission, “Packy” ooo ing to Horace Gaul, a said: the McCabe. Later a small dinner party, Lael fae hy with preparing in honor of Mr, Smith, Harry C. ‘TANKS’ NAMED BY SOLDIERS. SAVED MANY, ILL HERSELF. Worked _THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1918, 1918 “Million Dollar” Sales for Saturday Each Sale a fa ang as newspaper men call their biggest news. Offering the very goods that every family needs NOW. But at prices far under the market. DOWNSTAIRS Women’s Serge or Satin Dresses, 300 All-wool Serge Dresses — $ | 0 Mostly Blue 200 Satin Dresses— Mostly Blue Last Tuesday the Downstairs Store held one of the greatest dress sales in its history. Tomorrow—Saturday—the second purt of that noteworthy purchase will go on sale at $10; and the low price indicates a value that is as unusual—proportionately—as the first. How many New York women could buy all-wool serge and have a dress made — for $10? How many could buy satin and have a dress made — for $10? These two questions — absurd though they may sound—are the keynotes to this Saturday offer, Svery woman knows the practical value of serge and satin | frocks; and her choice in this large group will embrace many new mode!s, We have emphasized blue only; but there are SOME in black, some in taupe, and some in various other colors, Old Building . DOWNSTAIRS Exquisite COATS for Misses, $39.75 218 of Standard $45 to $85 Grades An amazing collection of this season’s very beautiful wraps, all new, from three specialist New York manufacturers. Materials include silvertone, velours, bolivia, and pompom. 150 of the coats have fur. collars, many have fur cuffs and some have fur pockets and fur trimming at the foot; the furs include Hud- son seal (dyed muskrat), Australian opossum, natural and taupe dyed nutria, dyed opossum, French seal (dyed coney), and a few coats have detachable fox scarfs. Colors include all the scarce shades of the ] season such as rust, blue, gray, tan, taupe, reindeer, burgundy, oxford, brown, bright youthful red, etc. Sizes 14 to 20 years. New Building TRENTON, Oct. Bm vented any of the inmates of the State Home for Feeble?Minded Women trom contracting Spanish influenza through use of a prophylactic treat- ment, Dr. leine A. Hallowell, head of ths igution at Vineland, went to the of the stricken in- mates of the State Home for Boys at Jamesburg, installed her treatment and prophylaxis, which cured twenty of the Boys, but was herself stricken + with influenza complicated by double bronchial trouble. Announcement of her {lines was by the State Department of Charitles and Corrections to-day. veteran, He water from sinall tanks convey purifying plants by motor. In a few months we heard the sound of rivets being driven nig’. and day, This went “In the front tines we used to get our of trom wi rrernie: nak Wie bok on for months, and when we asked Lieutenant ALBANY, Oct. 25.—Alfred §. Smith, Democratie candidate for Gov- The Smith party arrived here last Governor, and Miss Helen Todd, who evening from Syracuse, what they were bien | the answer was tanks. When the first huge si The pan 's campaigning with Mr. Smith, was : s fortress himbered actoas No Man's Land riven at Keeler’s. It was there Mr. = Smith made his remarks about the! : Coreere budget figures in a brief rT r speec it was then ar. there christened a ‘tank’ by our men and the name has stuck made ever since.” Stern Brothers West 42nd Street (Between 5th and 6th Avenues) West 43rd Street STERN BROTHERS urge their patrons to act upon the suggestion of the War Industries Board of Washington and do their Christmas shopping as early as possible. In coco, brown and mahogany 00 | calf, patent leather and gun calf 56 Ales men who buy with discretion, our motto: “Better Shoes at Reasonable Prices,” comes now with an important recognition. Not one of our prices has had to be changed to comply with the War Board’s Regulations against profiteering. $500 $600 $700 Gebldens 1593 Bway 201 B'way 73 Nassau St. 96 E+ 14th St. at48th St. at Fultow St. atJohu St. Cor. 4th Ave. BROOKLYN STORES: 764 Broadway 150 Flatbush Ave. 389 Knickerbooker Ave. at Flashing Ava — opp. L. I. Station at Stanhope St. Complete Line of Women's Shoes at all Shops Distinctive Fall Fashions for the YOUNGER SET Are shown on the Third Floor, at Attractive Prices: Misses’ Modish Coats, - $29.75 and 48.00 Belted and loose back models, including fur-trimmed styles, fashioned in wool velour; lined and interlined; wanted colors, Exclusive Models . $68.00, 75.00 and 98.00 Misses’ Smart Suits, - $29.50 and 45.00 — Tailored and dressy models, fashioned in wool velour; one model with shawl collar of French Seal (Dyed Coney). Exclusive Models - $65.00, 75.00 and 85.00 Girls’ Street Coats ‘Girls’ Dressy Coats Smart double-breasted models, made of | Made of broadcloth, in ‘street and pastel Zibeline; lined throughout and interlined; | colors; with nutria collar; lined and brown, navy or green; sizes 6 to 12 years, | interlined; sizes 6 to 10 years,’ at $9.75 at $19.75 Girls’ Velvet Coats Girls’ Velvet Dresses Exceptionally attractive styles, also models | New and distinctive styles, one guimpe of broadcloth with Australian Opossum fur | model daintily embroidered; in navy, wine collar; lined and interlined; 10 to 14 years, | or brown; sizes 6 to 12 years, at $24.75 at $12.75 109 Lenox Ave. at 116th St, UPSTAIRS 1,000 Pieces of Neckwear Particularly Good at95c “Nothing in town to match them”—write our inves- tigators, “Prices for ocnetes eition are $1.25 to 8%.” ‘There are collar and sets of satin (3 shai ~of striped mercerized cotton, with satin ne bib shape, sailor back—of organdie . [) apeel trimmed with frills of “fluted net or filet lace or imitation Venise. And there are low and high neck guimpes in tucked organdie, white, pink, bisque, some trimmed with filet lace, some with flu frills of lace. Main floor, Old Building UPSTAIRS 475 Silk Petticoats Reduced to $3.35 Regular stock—remainders from grou} that were $3.85 and $4.50—mostly in styles that the manufacturers are not renewing, so we cannot get any more i like them. tay ona deep flounces, mostly taffeta; a great many in novelty stripes; a few excellent black taffeta skirts. Plenty of color- ings to choose from in the, lot. ‘Third floor, Old Building, Boys Share in the Million Dollar Sales Suits Reduced from $16.50 to } $1 1.25 GOOD suits—the kind he needs for school and play days. Coats with alpaca lining and two-piece belts. Trousers fully lined. Pat- terns that won’t soil easily. Warm and dur- able. Sizes 8 to 18, Mackinaws Reduced \ $9 50 from $12 and $13 to . All boys like mackinaws because macki- naws are WARM without being clumsy. These are big, rich plaids and fast colors. Rain or snow won't hurt ’em. Sizes 9 to 18. 189 coats in all—so don’t wait. Boys’ Clothes Shop, Second Floor, Old Building UPSTAIRS Stern Brothers West 42nd and 43 rd Streets An Important Sale To-morrow of | [DOLLS] . APORTANT because many of the dolls were made in France and have the bisque heads and Boys’ Dress and School Clothes Are reasonably priced on the Third Floor $9.75 to 22.50 pretty faces so difficult to obtain at this time. Included are Dressed Dolls in a variety of pretty costumes, Undressed Character Dolls and Jointed Dolls. Also a selection of high grade Domestic Dolls that will demonstrate the wonderful ad- vancement America has made in the doll industry. French Dressed Dolls, bisque heads, at $1.25, 3.75, 5.00 to 12.75 American Jointed Dolls at $3.75, 4.75, 6.00 to 10.75 French Character Dolls. Undressed, at $2.25, 4.75, 6.50 17.50 Other Imported and Domestic Dolls—$5 to $50 to Boys’ Norfolk Suits, sizes 7 to 18 years,...... xi School and Dress Overcoats, 10 to 18 years,.... Little Boys’ Overcoats, sizes from 3 to 10 years,. Boys’ Novelty Suits, sizes from # to 10 years, ... Boys’ Mackinawsg, sizes from 9 to 18 years,..... Boys’ Washable Suits, sizes 214 to 10 years,.... Boys’ Caps—$1.00 to 1.95 12.50 $9.75 $5.95 to 27.50 to-20.00 to 17.00 $7.50 to 22.50 $1.95 to 8.95 Boys’ Hats—$1.00 to 8.50 VERY SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY’S SELLING: Boys’ Norfolk Suits, made of good quality corduroy; $8 50 lined throughout; sizes from 7 to 18 years, . . . . at . Golf Caps to match, sizes 614 to 7, at $1.50 Specials for Saturday--Main Floor Women’s Smart Hand Bags Of Chiffon Velvet; all silk lined, new model frames, especially low. priced at $3.75 and 4.85 Values $5.00 to 6.50 Double-faced Satin Collars In smart shapes, suitable for the prevailing mode of dress, specially priced at $1.25 Double-faced Satin Cuffs to match, 45 Washable Pink Satin Underbodices Also of Crepe de Chine, lace trimmed, at 88c Women’s Cotton Com- bination Suits Heavy; low neck; sleeveless; ankle length, at $1.59 Regularly sold at $1.75 and 1.95 Regularly sald at $1.00 —_ — - = — = - ee a = = a Che Military Shop Offers these ‘‘Million Dollar’’ Specials 200 All-wool O. D. Blankets, were $10 and $12.50 each ! These weigh 3 to 4 pounds, and are very warm blankets. 75 British ‘‘Warm’’ Overcoats, were $45.............. ‘ O. D. 30-ounce melton, all wool, sizes 36 up. For officers. 50 Regulation Army Overcoat’, were $45............. O. D, melton. 50 Raincoats for Mounted Officers, were $17.50...............ee0055 $10 Saturday—Burlington Arcade floor, New Building Men’s $30 i UPSTAIRS and $32.50 Suits, $24.50 There is no guesswork about these values. We sho} ped all around New York. We compared accurately and caren ly; and we found these special $24.50 suits to be equal, in every detail, to the usual $30 and $: ) suits that New York stores re now offering. Another point—the variety is NOT limited as it is in some tores.. Worsteds, flannels, cheviots and tweeds are plenti- tully provided; half-lined or fully lined coats may be chosen, with plain or slanting pockets; and there are form-fitting coats for young men, and straighter coats for the fathers of young men, Sizes enough for a regiment—short, tall, stout, slim, regu- vale | 331 men will profit Saturday. Broadway, cor. Eighth St. lar. UPST 19.000 Men’s Shirts Down to 95c Our Regular $1.20, $1.50, $1.65 Qualities The reduction tells the story! Last year, if you remember, the shirt opportunity was one of the history-making events of the Million Dollar Sales; but when we planned to duplicate the savings this year, we found market conditions vastly different, There were no short ends of good shirtings av: »le—no odd lots that could be bought below market value; so in order to offer you a worth-while saving—we have taken 10,000 fresh, new shirts from our reserve stocks and marked them 95c—and any man who knows the shirt market will tell you that 95¢ shirts have vanished from the wholesale market completely. All are negligee style—with soft cuffs—and in sizes 14 to 17, The good, substantial, all-the-year-round madras cloth shirts that every man needs, Come éa 1on Areade floor, New Bldg. AIRS