The evening world. Newspaper, November 18, 1918, Page 6

ION OF NAVY ON. Reteraing Behool Business Keleased Virst. consideration |ndded, to youths se ASHLINGTON, Nov. 18.--Reduction | Soho! oF to position listed strength of the navy day, and ad | the reserve divisions ing giv MDREDS { products are sold in the form of plain white HY eppearance alone they are indistinguiahable. { When ay tain that the Ly ay bended in every package « tablet. It is placed there for y ditional protection and is con- that you are ovealntng denuine Aspirin, Look tert. WT ores Rese eee MAD yefourtin Strect Thirty A New Purchase of Little Children’s Coats wm of exceptional quality chinchilla, desirable colors, will most be placed on sale to-morrow (Tuesday) at the very low price of $12.85 Also Cloth Coats (fur-trimmed), for Winter wear, specially priced oh te, ee pat cele On Coats of imported corduroy, specially priced at. ° ‘ ‘ ’ ‘ . $15.50 (All of these Coats are in sizes 2 to 5 years) See oe Rian 6 ST RE LTRS Little Children’s Imported Hats (the entire remaining stock) have been marked at \ decided price reductions. A Sale of Semi-made Serge Dresses at the greatly reduced prices of $15.00 & $19.50 will begin to-morrow (Tuesday) in the Depart- ment on the Sixth Floor These Dresses are cut from excellent-quality navy blue wool serge, and are so nearly com- pleted that anyone, with even t!.e most elementary knowledge of sewing, can easily | finish them. There are two very attractive - | models, which may be obtained in sizes for women and misses. at At the prices quoted they represent me eS untisually good values. ql at } ee sae i A section of the Second Floor is reserved exclusively for The Sale of Vogue Patterns Fashion experts are in atten- dance to give advice concerning matters of dress. | commenced, Secretary Daniels sald to- pplications for dAivcharme by mien both in the regulat servien ant in being received. to return to Ife which @ up to Join the naval forces, Leaders See City’s First Failure | made to-day and will be continued | until midnight Wednesday to redeem | New York from the stigma of Its first | war | promptly its share of the $17,500,000 | War Work Fund. $25,000,000 allotment, | of the Greater New York Committee ‘ot the United War Work ca {made public @t noon statement: | that this ts practically the only place | {nm the country falling far short of its where f ing over the top. “But the The eliy h tightened 1 win. community self respect under TO SPEED UP IN WAR WORK DRIVE full measure of the call. time extension granted to w every confidence in the resi! Unless Contributions », ; . Pour In Faster, | the theatrical and | people, who already An unprecedonted effort is being | large sums, will be tnt the closing hour fing money tn Vifth failure—-failyre to subscribe Sub-Treasury and stops. walked In the extra “days which have been allowed fs expected to reach Its} Mm vain. John D, Rockefeller jr. Chatrman paign,| and sections, to-day this to speed up, | 000,000. It 1s es! “It is a shock to New York to iearn Academy of Musie to-night, | minimum quota, with the South and Wise being the principal speaker, H. Altman & Co. N AVENUE - FIFTH Wert and many towns and cities else- THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, NEW YORK ASKED lain truth is a stimulant, taken a long breath, te't. and started out to ‘The obtiration to the cause and the eyes of the country make it impera- tive that you give more freely to the With the 1 have Reports of the Teams Committce of the campaign will be made at a dinner at the Waldorf-Astoria (o- night, when Charics M. Schwab and [Joho F, Ryan are expected to speak. It was announced that the effort of motion picture @ raised fled until The elephants that have been rais- Avenue for a week appeared at noon to-day at tne up tho They couldn't get inside the | building, where the money is, so they | turned to the crowd and begged—not The Kecutive Commitice of the War Work Campaign in Brooklyn to-day sent out notices to all teams, divisions so that! Brooklyn could gain its quota of $3,-| mated that nearly $2,000,000 has already been mubseribed. | A mass meeting will be held at tne! Raby | The $126,000,000 mark in the drive) NEW YORK Thirtysfifth Street AVENUE, A Special Sale Tinsel Tapestry Novelties (every one useful as well as decorative) piace to-morrow in the WNeedtework Department, on the Fourth Floor, will, take Fancy Tine very low prices asked for these dainty articles offer an excelient opportunity for buy ing charming holiday gifts at {litle expense. Trinket Trays . . . e ° Glove and Handkerchief Boxes, each iTray, fitted with pincushions Vanity Boxes . . 2 Pin Boxes . 5 . F Veil Boxes . rn : . . . Combeand-brush Trays . A ‘ 2.10 Desk Sets (four pieces) . . . pt Waste Baskets .. . 5 ° . 95c. 51.10 . 1.25 A Handkerchief Sale of special interest will be held to-morrow (Tuesday). Excellent values will be offered. WOMEN’S SHEER LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS Hemstitched, per dozen $2.15, 2.85 to 6.00 With tape border, per dozen $2.40 to 6.00 With embroidered corner, per half-dozen, in box . $1.65 & 3.75 Initialed, per half-dozen 1.10, 1.50 & 3.00 With hand-embroidered scalloped edge and fancy corner, per half-dozen, in box $2.75 Fine-quality Hand-made Appenzell Hand- kerchiefs . each $1.25, 1.65 to’ 10.00 Also Shamrock Lawn Handkerchiefs, with hand-embroidered initial, perhalf-dozen,inbox . . . $1.00 MEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS Linen Hemstitched, per doz. $3.45, 5.00 to 11.00 initialed . per half-dozen, in box 2.10 With hand-embroidered initial, per half-dozen, in box . . ° $2.75 Cambric in fancy colorings, initialed, per half-dozen, in box Spal $2.50 With colored border, per half-doz., in box 1.68 Khaki-cologed Cotton per half-dozen . 85c., $1.00 & 1.10 NOVEMBER 18, 1918, ‘Mayor Hylan’s Cabled Invitation To Gen. Foch to Visit New York (FACSIMILE OF THE CABLEGRAM WRITTEN BY THE MAYOR.) UNION ‘Charge to the account ut WEST TEL Bene ihe fotewing mene (a beeh Bereets whieh ery Berey aaron to pet 16 he tare A, and rv Ahad Thy Piac j-th Mev /6- i a oo CTING upon the tion | of The Even Worid, Mayor Hylan has sent the accompanying (facsimile) cable- fram to Marshal Foch, inviting him to be the guest of the City of New York when his labors as head of the Allied and American forces shall have reached a happy conclusion, Should the great soldier find it possible to come here—and there is litle doubt but what be | will—New Kk City will 3 a reception that will go down in | bistory as a record breaker. nouuce the varioun } welcome, it is likely event will be of at | days’ duration Marohsl Urdunane.) Pord, Teo. ~ Y2V 7 MarivlrneS rtsu€llD Gb for he face lon Awhiufr <9 bri a grecer Upaneryal Zier, gw beefy Aggarol aid acknsicton HP Pile AM Commnanols oar per _——- | (etter ‘oone: ta) she himself and Major « Ater e, 2A, faintige awe rita wih attest ide ig ton fen 101 Kes Pryea—— Biwnrecs) eed GK Restion to invite rch to ny the Col . 8 French langu published in thi -|KING GEORGE SEES CLOSER FRIENDSHIP WITH AMERICA Fells Soldiers Will Advance le rogress Ju Cc and Sailors Nations | Together in teragk-3 Look at tongue! ot} poisons from. ste | workers at the Palace The | Vice-Admiral William 8 | mander of the American na | British waters, read a m ere given fc National Anthom was wir —_ I Save Decayed 2 Mporcelain Crowns, lings and dnlays Silver” and Porcelain B Reasonable Prices. BADLY DECAYED + Ends Stubborn tists + 3 in a Hurry You'll never know how quickly Broken conquered tir old home me cou dhocan be you this famens LON, WO OFFICE red y that the ven is almost I a moment there is noth SECO RS OAM. TO 7PM, HOUR DA Ma Om To SB civic Vorld’s plan to pay ounces the leader of \ ranulated Hither way, the full pint 5 t two-thirds of the usually spent for cough 7 land gives you a more pos | ie “YOU RUN D -down physical condition « Mar- ret ts- ws- America w. urrier des freatest benefit from preparation, It iner promptly | 1 you wi und then was passed in the Nation yesterday, but this was pronounced far from |; satisfactory. Twenty-six States re- ported completing their quotas and working toward 60 per cent. subscriptions. ne rumored quick approach of army demobilizations both abroad and at home are responsible, the United War Work Campaign heads reallze, for a 1s in subscriptions. To counteract these reports, Dr. John It, Mott, Director General of the ‘paign, inquired of the exact, situ n from Sceretary of War Baker, © process of demobilization hich is now beginning will neces- | sarily take many months, During | this time It is of vital importance | that our soldiers, particularly in | | Burope, should have the support o \those agencies which are now joined in the United War Work Campaign. The nead of these services is even greater now that hostilities have {ceased than before, I hope that levery American will be proud to sup- port during the coming year our tri- mphant_ army. uNew York City’s total subsertp- tions tabulated up to noon Sunday were $19,294,968, The total up the State was given as $7,046,549, and the total for the State as $26,941,517. ‘Among the gratifying donations that came in were those from the Lambs and Friars, result- ing. fram the “Silver Road to Victory” race along Fifth Avenue of these two organizations. 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