The evening world. Newspaper, November 25, 1918, Page 4

2 AE ASTI nA ARAN NA TOS HE VENING WOR, MONDAY, HOVSMEEE 5, LATESTOASUALTY [27S "SSES pee TOMASELL ice Watts chamer oe BU ene ie | sagertca, Botesiaw, 263 Lath St, Jermey Clty, ‘Ave. Weet New NOY A ae TOURNOM, Be 1 F., Bl Piatt. Bt, Hornell, rt WY F. A n NY c r? WOOD, Stephen, 648 10th Ave, New York City TER, te ; | ST FROM ARMY WOUNDED (DEGREE UNDETER- pajiiy, sean ¢, m1 i MINED). Ron eit a Lieutenant. ABELE | WINANT, Frederick, 8-H Gotw St, New Yorm | | Sergeants. | zi Wal y Fillowee ave. | WASTE NEITHER FOOD NOR FUEL; CONSER VATION IS STILL NECESSARY Pest & Co. Ave, New Yorn! | Nod SMITH ‘Thomas J. 99 TOMANO, Charles.” Line "Veen Ota kers brought to the Herbert ft Sterling Place, B'xirm. MISSING IN ACTION, a hue sidecs ee the Bhs ‘der, 3083. Charlestawa ave, New Fi Corporals. I contend ‘a by, the Fifth Avenue and 35th Street Sit pit ir of wounds 340 89 dckson Bt, New Rockall, Eels warren N.S Hd ieila ‘to the Gov: » > een, it Private: that the women be not 3 , , 1 Wass @ : 7 RAT Pup ; f Established 1879 | Were Severely Wounded, 110 |coxnrr,. prank So mummit, ave, aston, PEGYINE Gru 8 UUDWIO, Cue, 100, edord, Age onal. 0° weeks! notice ‘and Ktaten Taland,. N. 0 Sullivan St. New! Yorw r cw TLIiA 5 / m= => | Missing, and 7 Peisoners. | pata Rk: fh, Mts": Tite "es Res ae | 7 neoeeas ogegmaaed et a = [ NKS / \ / N G o A i E | WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.—The War “tra, "AuithatetR ot ARH." Rew Tore | Department to-day gave out another Mechanic. list of casualties which contained | scHAUMANN, Cari, Huds 1,071 names, They were divided as Privates, follows: Died of wounds, 81; died of | anxoun, marcia v., 2362 accident and other causes, 6; died |from airplane accident, 1; died of dis- ease, 340; wounded severely, 45; wounded, degree undetermined, 287; | wounded slightly, 196; missing In ac- tion, 110; prisoners, hose on the list from New York, New Jersey and | ! Cennecticut follow: DIED FROM WOUNDS, Lieut nt. | HEMINGWAY, Harold Serge: N, Charles F., Hartford, Conn. . N, George G., O02 W. 176 OL, New! WAlic ve | GaLwi N.Y Women s Winter Coats 47.00 BANKS, Philip Jas 34TH STREET — NEW YORK NEN TTT cour GOL 7: HN ARNT ¥o ASHI, Joseph a., Ni DUNLAP. Feit G. Middietom GORDON, Julius, 0b Bute KibsKo OWSKL, 'Valdy, 402 Hy Corporal. | | MENTBOUS, John, 74 President St, Passio, NJ, | | Four New Models mpweut, raat ‘he woo B| ‘ \ A Winter Dolman, fur- trimmed, dressy; a new semi-fitted coat excellent for the larger woman, dressy; two charming coats both fur-trimmed, for une youthful woman. Newest Winter Apparel i’ dah Bur ‘New | Mine | QUINLAN, Jot bh Bt, Brookiyn. wey Clty, Ned. For Women and Misses Er a i al a vANCE. 3 John A., 148 Gist St, Brooklyn. 1} DIED FROM ACCIDENT AND OTHER CAUSES. Corporal. ROBINSON, Joseph H., 97 Belt rete f The Values Are Most Extraordinary t Ave., Brooklyn. DONUUR. Joven ite Privates. Bolivia. silvertip Bolivia MANCUSO, Ant 3th Fist Av, New o ORC OIMRIe Women’s & Misses’ Frocks i and ine velour. Taupe SHEA, John J., 102 Bright St., Jersey on 4. | PINNESSY, John James, Hormel, N. | ia nag Aural Facoon pe Lae eaelet tial Kanes aire di tens FTERNOON and Street Frocks of Wool 4 : Mi nhs TBELL, Richard W., , MINUTE (Mane Ctastes Velour, Tricotine, Serge, Velveteen, French seal. Army WANMIN, Dovid, 453 W. 434 Nurse. GREENE, Katheryne F., moat, N. ¥. oaceerers FOX, Martin B., Brocton, FINK, Geores Willem, \i1v6 Broadway, New Georgette or Satin. Evening Frocks of brs goa silver embroidered net combined with satin. edertck Joseph, 257. Kast Thh Bt, New . New York City A New taupe, reindeer, Pershing, i Mastic, Maduro, Congo, beaver, a Algerian, nady, Oxford, black. Very Specially Priced, 25.00 FTERNOON Frocks of Tricotine, Serge, Wool Velour and Poiret Twill in tailored, braid trimmed, tucked and embroidered effects. Evening Frocks of Georgette Crepe and of net combined with satin. Very Specially Priced, 30.00 VENING AND DINNER FROCKS of Crepe Geor; ee Satin and Silk Net. Afternoon sr frocks 8 of Tricotine, Chiffon Velvet and elour. Very Specially Priced, 35.00 © 75.00 rae Fur Trimmed Coats ‘OOL Velour Coats in loose back and belted effects, with collars of Natural Raccoon, French Seal or Black Opossum. Lined throughout and warmly interlined. + ere | ae © O 9. Lamnence eo ne. gust, Bristol Makes the finest kind of dressing, > says GALLAGHER, Thi Brooklyn Corporals. MoneAU, POWELL, BLAM, Eres Ww. Viainfield. N. 9 MIENNAN, Willan 1717 “Woodbine Bt., With the war at an end, and the entire world at peace, ‘THANKS- GIVING means more to us this year than ever before. - Let us spread this happy feeling everywhere, and particularly in our homes, by the addition of the piece needed here or there, to brighten this most joyful of holidays. Remember, GOOD FURNITURE is not only a matter of cost, but of selection. We can show you how to combine QUALITY, STYLE and TRUE ECONOMY. ‘““We Make Terms to Fit’’ quartered oak with PLAIN FIGURE TAGS ON EVERYTHING Pore fitting, as il- a SST ustrated, Bry Vd Four-Piece Adam Period Ameri- farm : <n *| ETAT Very Specially Priced, 35.00 LTED, loose back Dolman and Wrap Coats, variously fashioned of Wool Velour, Bolivia or Siloertone,with collars of Australian Opossum, Natural Lynx, Nutria, French Seal and Raccoon. Silk lined through- out and warmly interlined. By / By/ BW Byr BY can Walnut Dining Room Suite nt McCutcheon’s Christmas Handkerchiefs for Men and Women NTHIS YEAR of useful gifts, we suggest Pure Linen Handkerchiefs from‘‘The Linen Store” as most ap- propriate remembrances for both men and women, (as BYVAL AY Sway Very Specially Priced, Bolivia, 50 00 Collar, Ci ba e ed TW MN Deliveries Everywhere We have never had a finer selection of Handkerchiefs, and Pocke of all kinds—plain, Hand-Embroidered, and Initialed— than is now on display on our Main Floor. Four pieces, consisting of Buffet, China Closet, S Tabl d Extension Table; four pieces, as Hilustrated'.” SCDE LAN. On $ | 72:50 Holiday Handkerchief purchases will be packed in McCutcheon “Spinning Wheel” boxes upon request. Fur Trimmed Coats Bo sie IA, Crystal Cord, Duvet de Laine, For Women For Men Afineselection from which Good, serviceable Hand- to choose. kerchiefs, initialed or with Silvertone and Duvetine Coats in Dol- man, loose back, wrap and belted effects with huge cape collars of Raccoon, Hudson Seal, Nutria and Australian Opossum, Very Specially Priced, 68.50 Cord, Cross-bar and Tape effects, that are sure to please “Him.” Spanish, Hand-Embroidered, —njtialed, $6.00, 7.80, 9.00, 35c,50,65,75,$1.00cachandup. — 12.00 per dozen and up. Irish Hand-Embroidered, 25c, Plain - Hemstitched, $4.00, 35, 50,75, $1.00 each and up. 6.00, 7.50, 9.00 per dozen Madeira, Hand-Embroid- iM . and up. ered, 35¢, 50, 75, 85, $1.00 Generous in size, wide or each and up. narrow hems. Initialed, $3.00, 4.00, 6.00 Khaki Linen for Army 7,80 per dozen and up. \ Men, 65c and 75¢ each. Reg, Trade Mark Swiss Hand-Embroidered, 50¢, 65, 75, $1.00 each and up. [WOW WT wr woe IE Va Da SD Three-Piece Queen Anne Period Living Room Parlor Suite Mahogany finish, with sane pan 5 ft. long, upholstered seats ‘of figured $|Q7-50 velour with two cushions to ma SBAUMAMNBRO “Ss RGoKs FoR $275" J BAU \UMANN & BRO MW.Con.6"AVERIS"St With High Grade Pevied Furaiture AT 84ST. & 3° AVE Plain Tailored Coats OOL Velour Coats in loose back WwW and belted effects, lined through- out and warmly interlined. Fifth Avenue, 34th and 33d Streets my BR Bl Dolman Coat af bolivia, Fur Collar, Cuffs and Deep Side Panels, $79.50 Very Specially Priced 25.00 Sunday World Wants Work Monday Wonders ha eae f RE BUsUGUa *