The evening world. Newspaper, December 10, 1918, Page 6

RAE Se Ae ped Se YR gn REA ty ENS RG NG SE i ee eee W ROCHELLE SPECTACLE. # Presented by the | o¢ “ event is in full |j lin 7, greet of Pay younger set the New Ri chet i Gorgeoun. || » DOO. 10—s| $ Parada,” pre-' a BONWIT TELLER & CO. HAVE ARRANGED FOR WEDNESDAY A Special Sale of About Two Hundred and Fifty High Class WOMEN’S PLAIN TAILORED AND FUR TRIMMED SUITS at Greatly Reduced Prices Women’s Tailored Suits Formerly 55.00 to 69.50 40.00 Mannish type and smart belted suits of silvertone, velour, trico- velour and duvet de, laine in the season's favored colorings. Plain & Fur- Trimmed Suits Formerly 69.501098.50 55,00 These suits are developed in velveteen, silvertone, velour and duvet de laine with shawl or convertible collars of nutria, Hudson Seal and Australian Opossum. Cloth & Velveteen Suits Formerly 110.00 to 175.00 95.00 An assemblage of suits in distinguished styles, from the regular stock—one or two of a kind, in velveteen, silvertone, velour, duvet de laine; majority fur-trimmed. \ BONWIT TELLER &.CO. FIFTH AVENUE“AT 38™ STREET . and Important Conferences in London ‘Second Lieut. Porter Is Decorated THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1918, Oharlos W. addy Is directang, and more nen are in % Mal ENOUGH SHIPS AVAILABLE COVETED OAK LEAF D, S. 6. TO HANDLE FOOD NEEDS FOR NEW ROCHELLE BOY Regular 55.00 Grade Two New Winter Coats FOR THE SMALL WOMAN 45.00 A belt-and-buckle model in wool velour—youthful—with broad collar of ringtail opossum or French seal. Navy, maduro, taupe, Congo, balsam. A cape coat combining dignity and piquancy. Wool velour and Paris Centre Around for Deeds of Valor in ‘Hoover and Hurley. the Air. LONDON, Monday, Des. #—A mute! 4. (Byect to 26 Erening Word.) vey of the shipping and food situation wooo). c . s ab a ara am set forth in the conferences cen- Oi, ee at lay by Mrs.) ph tring around Edward N. Hurley of the Charles 8. Porter of Beechmont, a American Shipping Board and Horbert M@mber of the Board of Education of ©. Hoover, American Food Adminiatra- NeW Rochelle, that her son, Second tion, leads Allied food and shipping pi Charles thie Porter Ka the irst Pursuit Group, U. 8. Air Forces, heads to believe there is available sted With the «Diss Cross with oak leaf, has been Lingutwhed Si enough tonnage to handle present food needs. It {# believed also that some tonnage may be released soon to carry for gallantry tn action. American exports other than food. At Chateau-Thierry he was attacked A checking of the food situation ‘by two Boche machines, one of which showed conaiderable supplies in Ting. ¢ shot down, while the other he chased land, France and Italy. With Belgium to cover, On another occasion, in the provided for, there was no crying need Verdun sector, he attacked two two- for food for these belligerents, seaters and: brought them down after a Two series of conferences have deen hara battle in while h his own plane was died. On Sept 7 Fg piece of shrapnel Sy A ’ = ii € The f hy bee nde h oO" naher + way i London and Parle since, the ce ae rae in ‘oat arate ie with taupe nutria and French seal. Maduro, rose taupe, arrival of Hurley and Moover and has four weel dealt primarily with the needs of the meee y= Allies, with some discussion of the food COURT OVERRULES Ww ‘ADOO. requirements of the Central Empires. The other conference, which bean! ong yadge Upholds Suite Againet |}, to-day, virtually is preliminary to the | matioonds, inter-Allied conference in Paris. It is % dealing with questions of supplying food | CLEVELAND, Dee, 10.—Personal in- to the peoyles freed from the German |J!rY sults should be brought against new taupe, Congo, navy. Sizes 32-38. Wednesday Only Best & Co. Fifth Avenue at 35th Street Established 1879 yoke and relyasing the food embargoes | "allroad companies and not against the againgt enemy countries. Diveetor General, according to a ruling The British Government has allotted | by Judge Willis Vickery of the Common | fj 40,000 tons of shipping to help bring |Pieas Court here, W. G. McAdoo, American troops horne during December, | Director General of Railroads, recently al rail- nt in such held that he JERSEY SHERIFF INDIGTED —:'> | Jownership, judgments against Director natead of tn made defends 4 ; | McAdoo personally would fail unless a “Beansy” Rosenfeld Indirectly Re.) provided for payment. Under niet enh Vickery's ruling two damage sponsible for Stir Caused recently filed in Common Pleas at Hackensack. rt will stand with the Erie Railroad sai ws See Shain ina.) Company defendant. The company ob- HACKENSACK, pe Dee, 10.—The |Jected to McAdoo's ruling Indictment of Sheriff John W. Courter |for criminal Mbel againat Prosecutor | Thomas J. Huckin has stirred political | circles here, There has been il! feeling’ between them since Courter resigned as eeomeccmmeen You Never Pay More at Best's azexoomerameons ‘ounty detective in the Prosecutor's AR / . tg become a candidate for Sheriff oe afisy” Rosenfeld, a gambler of cA New York, 1s indirectly responsible for the final epieode. His places in Bergen County ,were raided by Sheriff Courter without’ the knowledge of the Prose °e Ss cutor, The Sheriff wrote a letter and caused it to be published in several frit a nan things. tn connection MADISON AVENUE - FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK ; the'gars : ee Thirty-fourth Street Thirty-fifth Street Peru to Have Embassy Here, LIMA, Peru, Monday, Dec. 9.--Ap- pa ine the pil ffisieg: ne Peruvian Legal at to the rank of mbaney war 7% ton day by the Sena Exceptional Values Another Sale of A Box of Carter’s' AmB. 0. 6. PRT. OFF. KNIT Underwear Useful Christmas Present For Father, Mother, Sister, Brother and the Baby. In wool, cotton or silk. Sold in Department Stores, Men’s Furnishings and Women’s Shops throughout the United States Trade marked ‘Ss Carter’s label on each 6 Cexiee Trade marked garment name ; THE WILLIAM CARTER COMPANY ‘Factories at Needham Heights and Springficid, Mass, | will be obtainable to-morrow and Thursday, in Gift Hand ke rchiefs Seasonable Bed Furnishings (all desirable qualities, for men and women) (the gift practical) will begin toemorrow (Wednesday). It will ; i A ‘ offer special values in: including several discontinued numbers in Bedspreads; White and Colored Blankets; MEN’S LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS and Downe-filled, Wool-fiiled and Cotton- filled Comfortables; all of which will be Plain, hemstitched, offered at perdozen . . . $3.75, 5.00 & 9.50 large reductions from former prices sence Remantaied, per Geren. + aD In addition, ¢ the following will be on sale With tape bender, por doxen 1 +) at very special prices: Initialed, per half-dozen - 210 & 2.75 Khaki-colored - « each 65c. & 85Sc. White Blankets per pair - « $7.50, 11.50 & 13.50 Also , 1 White Blankets Colored Novelty Lawn (sheer) : per half dozen Pie eae eee Aten. | 4) cut and bound separately, pair $8.50, 10.00 Colored Novelty Silk 50c. & 65c Satin-finish Bedspreads (scalloped) : 2 ‘Size 2 x23{ yards i : each $3.90 WOMEN’S SHEER LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS Size 214x234 yards - «+ each 3.90 Plain, hernstitched, Size 214x234 yards . each 4.25 & 4.75 per dozen - « $2.35, 3.85 & 4.50 ie nr thetailes With tape border, per dozen 2.50 & 4.00 a . ; Initialed, per half-dozen 1.10 & 3.00 Silkcline-covered, cotton-filled, each $3.45 Silk top, cottonefilled Et Meach 76.80 Hemstitched, with hand-embroidered corner: Mullecovered, woolefilled - each 9.50 Three,inbox . - «+ + $1.50 Figured sateen-covered, downefilled, Six, in box . «ss, 1.65 & 3.65 each . a) eke eee ; - $14.50 Also Colored Novelty Lawn (sheer), * | Muslin Sheets and Pillow Cases perdomen . 5 + © + + ‘$180 at equally attractive prices. — aes —= A Section of the Second Floor ] Smart Satin Hats | is reserved exclusively for for Women and Misses The Sale of are being specially featured in the Millinery i Department on the First Floor Vogue Patterns These Hats are very much in demand for present-season wear, the colors and models Fashion experts are in attend- being particularly attractive and becoming. ance to give advice concerning In the regular stock the prices range from matters of dress. . $6.75 to $12.50.