The evening world. Newspaper, November 1, 1918, Page 7

IIE Som sO ee THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY oy aaa ) ’ MAIL FLYERS WRECKED, ernment mail aeroplane of the Do Havi-| cuts and bruises, while a Sergeant with land type, éarrying mail between New| him was less seriously hurt. York and Boston, tanded in a tree on|,,Wieut. Robbins is attached to the We Accept Peyments ard Issue Official Liberty Loan Receipts on 352d Aero Squadron at Roosevelt Field, the farm of George N. Crandall in Hop-| \tineola. ‘The mail pouch which the Do Your Acecunt of Feurth Liberty Loan Coupon Books Do Not M | Lieat. Rebbt ed om Trip to|kinton late yesterday. Lieut. Williem| men were carryiny is brought to this Christmas be lee R. Robbins, the pilot, received a com-|city and late last night the Sergeant, Shoppt Benefit of NCH, R. 1, Nov. 1A Gov-'pound fracture of the nose and many| ais wounds dressed, took it to Boston. ee 0 a a (4) A . Navy Relief — — ———— ten ary Hippodrome | ——_——— m THEFTS IN HOMES: r Tn AT . Packages 38th Street —FIFTH AVENUE— goth Street Nae, Te ee & roe | Store Hours, until further notice, 9:45 A. M. to 6.15 P. M. Her Mother Also Arrested as) Recipient—Operated in Brooklyn Three Months. Saturday—A Stirring Special Sale Misses’ Winter Coats $39.50 OE of the most important coat offerings of the season, featuring two decidedly smart new models at a price far less than Coats of such superior quality, workmanship and style distinction ordinarily command. : Coats of Wool Velour Cloth in navy, brown, taupe and Burgundy, warmly interlined and lined with novelty silks or peau de cygne. Deep muffler collars of French Seal (dyed coney), Note the clever belt effect, the pockets, the novel cuffs, of the Coat illustrated. Sizes 14 to 18 years. For Saturday Only TAFFETA PETTICOATS, 3.85 Exceptional quality taffeta; new tailored, flat flounce model. | A twelve-year-old girl with inno- ent brown eyes admitted to Justice {Wilkin in Children’s Court, Brooklyn, veg, Yo-day that she had been systemat- fe) feally stealing jewelry the last three H BONW. CO \y | months. The Court put her in care Hl IT TRA ra 0 ), ef the Children’s Society until next The : ax | y | (Wednesday, when her case will be Aisposed of. ‘The girl is Lillian Blasi of No. 16 FIFTH AVENUE.AT 38™ STREET Ployd Street, Brooklyn. Her mother | res arrested on the sitt's wstineay| if Have Arranged for Saturday Exceptional Values at This Price. Lillian was arrested on the com- Extraordinary Special Values in : Fata Ase neuye MISSES’ SUITS. FROCKS, COATS Misses’ Suits Misses’ Dresses that during a visit of the child two A ’ F ; Reduced to Clear Reduced to Clear @iamond rings and a set of diamond ee etd pie ee GAD Nea: PON Ty. F earrings, worth feat, fee aise Assembled from Regular Stocks $2 5.00 $ 1 8.50 ihe park eaapt ret nage 9 ter ; at Much Below Regular Prices | One hundred Suits in Vélour Cloths, Fifty Serge Dresses, tailored, braid Brooklyn homes. ‘The suspect was i fy Oxfords and dark color checks. Models | trimmed or embroidered; some com- taken from regular stock, and re- | bined with satin in smart effects. Also duced for quick disposal. One or | Afternoon Dresses of Satin and Crepe two of a style. Sizes 14 to 18 years. | de Chine. & red sweater, with a pink bow in ger Serge, Velveteen, Jersey, Satin, Georgette Yesterday Detectives Daly and Flynn arrosted a girl answering this These frocks have been assembled from the regular stock in styles of which rer cae ee ee eee | About Two Hundred Misses’ Frocks, 2.8.00 | —_ description and she proved to be Lil- i cide, vabaeas : ~ Han Sne denied the hi tore une] UU] Er of the earn ont dena typens Inte lading coloring" Snes 4018. | 100 Juniors’ Girls’ Wool tbe roumed te streets unt be came | Serge Dresses Plaid Dresses | | Reduced to $1 5 00 f Special $6 95 mt im sight. 1f she was interrupted, Lil- . | . ( Se Velour, Silvertone, V elveteen, Corduroy | To close out, a group of selected | In rich dark-toned Plaids, box as looking for “Alien O'Grady, & In this group are strictly tailored Ufa to be worn with separate furs; also pee ad hceke “Rieti te 18. resses in fine quality Serges, tail. pleated, patent leather belted ored, braid trimmed, embroidered | Dresses with hand embroidered col- \ or combined with satin. lars and cuffs of white pique. Sizes to 17 years. Sizes 6 to 12 years. @chool teacher,” who was wanted on the telephone at the corner, When told no such person lived there Lillian demi-tailleur suits, belted, double breast: Brees ne ube up a tae SG6re? | About One Hundred Misses’ Suits, 44.00 + ews from Mrs. Alcaldo’s home; a luvelliere, watch and other jewelry) worth $400 from the homes of Mrs James W. Knee and a Miss Held at No, 4431 Latayette Avenue; $200 worth of jewelry from the home of Rudolph Modest, No. 121 Clifton Place; a To Be Worn With Separate Furs Thrd Floor Made of heavy winter-weight cheviot with large collars of seal plush; also belted models. And burella cloth with novelty linings. In brown, navy blue, mahog- any, tan, henna and taupe. Import&int Special Offerings for Saturday Women’s Winter Apparel bravelet, lavellicre and a watch worth aoe Oe | About One Hundred Misses’ Coats, 28.00 4 Exclusive and Unusual Modes in rn ne ne $100 from Mrs, Mary Hausman, No. 20 shkliman Sire, and #5 worth of] s Tailored Suits Fur Collared Coats y y Salina of No. Po Ryton. Avenue vane ie MISSES’ APPAREL FASHIONS Exceptional Value of Velour Cloth Lillian said she bad taken jewelry any © laces, bi ld 5 sotremember: the addresses nor tho s Velour Frocks Callot Box Coat Suits W rap- Coats : $29. 50 $29. 50 aeons bbe’ guts lle saidiobe eve £e%) Duvetyn Frocks Cloth and Fur Suits Evening Wraps a ; : ; i ; fei Soe eh ol cose OF 8 ev al bl G Vel. F; vith C M 7 % Silvertone and Velour Cloth Suits of unusually smart Fine guality wool Velour Cloth in choice dark colors. Nee eee ee ige wae mentite Uh wer Dinner Gowns elour Frocks wi apes to Matec i style, in all the most wanted colors. Belted and straight | Deep muffler collars of Kit Coney and the garments are Catholic Protectory on the request ‘ line coats, with convertible and mannish collar effects; | warmly interlined and lined throughout. Practical, stylish Tray belied ed heath wie lined with peau de cygne or fancy silks and warmly inter- | and serviceable Coats, at a price of decided economy. everything She needed. She was re- feased several months NO ELECTION SEARCHLIGHTS. Lightless Order Will Not Be Lifted for Tuesday Me Mercer P. Moseley, Chief of Fuel Conservation for New York State, to- lined. At the price, a remarkable offering. Fur Collared Coats $55.00 Oxford Suite—Special $35.00 Wool Velour Cloth of superior quality, peau de eygne A strictly tailored, extremely well cut, braid bound lined and interlined, Shawl collar of French Seal (dyed model on newest of new mannish lines. coney). Third Floor As eteaption to the lightless night A Collection of For Sat lay ly rder will be made next Tuesday urday On! election night). ‘The public will miss © newspaper searchi which of former years flashed the results of the ‘count as ut progressed, The Women’s Boots High Cut—Brown Kidskin Special $7.50 a pair Walking or Dress Boots on smart new lines, laced, and featuring the military heel now so much in vogue. Quality, workmanship and finishing details remarkable at this low ms High Cut Black Boots, $4.50 Patent leather, Gun Metal and Bleck Kidskin Boots in various desirable styles. Sizes incomplete, but excellent choice. Girls’ Laced Boots, $6.75 Dark Tan Calfskin Laced Boots with brown cloth tops, Gun Metal Laced Boots with grey cloth tops. Sizes 2}4 to 7. Children’s Laced and Button Shoes, $4,25 Gun Metal leathers, of serviceable qualities. Sizes 6 to. ‘ Trimmed Hats Unusual Values at $8.75 to $12.50 Silk Velvet Hats, hand made and in distinctive new styles; charming, youthful Hats for misses, extremel smart Modes for matrons. Draped Hats, close fitting At ‘Loques, large picture Hats, trimmed with ostrich or feather novelties, In black and the most fashionable shades, Beaver Hats, $7.95 Long napped, furry Beaver Hats, for both tailored and dress wear; neyr~fricorne, rolling brim and picture Hats in black and the wanted colorings. New Sailors, Very Special Value at $5.00 A new and very correct Sailor, the rather high crown of Hatters’ Plush, the medium size brim of beaver, In black only, the accepted vogue for tailored wear, =. 2 s é ‘ ST —— an ¢ ee eg er 3 1417-1423 THIRD AVENUE |} NEAR 60" STMEET [IY FURNITURE suum | B. Altman & C pomescen | Bi. Alfman & Co. MADISON AVENUE - FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK Thirty-fourth Street Thirty-fifth Street a ee Fancy Mesh Veilings 35c a yard ATEST novelties, in | scroll, chenille dot and motif effects, Second Floor Boys’ Corduroy Suits Holzwasser Hone Talks No. 387 A Selected Number of Men’s Fine Laced Shoes T iE NEW Toy Shop—Seventh Floor—Ready to greet the little ones with many new and inter- esting features—planned especially to appeal to the juvenile mind. Only strictly American made toys are shown— $9.95, P , ; NOTHE ! have been taken from regular stock and specially everything that goes to make a complete toy department will be A os bal Cae ie: ‘ ai scene Colors and styles to meet found in this new and eularged section. Butaeeaiih re paid . re-priced, for a Saturday Sale, at every fashionable demand, Biplanes pelt ot buchen f “ ift” Young America’s delight | —without a doubt the co "i Thrift 2 A ral ail ef yey Sih nee best elie, Cor uth or S9th St. C $8 75 r air Shetland Veils selety- introduction s healthy pete | duroy makes the ideal A 3-Room Apartment ® per p VOU WAS OS AAG RUE SB A5t school Suit—a strong and AL i] g, one in Washable Veils — soit, /if rubber tire sturdy fabric for strenuous Boys—holds its shape and always looks dressy, Sizes 7 to 18 years School Overcoats Those double breasted belted back Ulsters, the kind every boy wants— heavily lined, warm, serv- t iceable, Sizes 10 to18 years, serviceable, Shetland fin- niade in one! ished; a variety of colors watene | and designs. pounds $5.00 = Chenille _ | Bordered Veils | Velocipedes y IP) | __ The Fairy ball-bearing joes / Velocipede -— glides smoothly 55c ( (gra? le olskent updile vatlarestraak oi | Heavy Octagon mesh- | a This timely offering will include Shoes of dark brown Cordovan; A4-Ko in Apartment ( | . of tan Viking calf (with narrow or medium toe; some in Blucher style); and an especially smart dress model (made on an English last) of black Russia calf with sand-color buckskin top. A5-Room Apartment All of these Shoes are of a particularly fine grade and are worth much more than the price quoted, | constructed of 4% inch steel y) tubing—one inch rubber tire— Velocipedes, No. 1--wheels No. 3—-wheels 24 inch front, made Veils, with effec P - | ly dotted chenille borders Ginch front, 4 4, $12.00 Wappameeena tt Saturday Special Tonug apg abe, 1g (Men’s Shoes, Sixth Floor) | ty done chenals bs Pa RERE Valoclpsdtnr Notaseehads eres ae rela inate $15.00 Lemme FOUN F100 ee! nme ieventh Floor Louth Floor 20inch front, age 4 and 5.$14.00| age 7 and 8 Wo Deliver yy Sat ‘to ‘Your