The evening world. Newspaper, January 23, 1919, Page 9

“Ty THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 23, 1919, Stern Brothers West 42nd Street (Between 5th and 6th Avenues) West 43rd Street arsenal yesterday. Tho process of by the erviiet and y other offi M stor at St. Mary's m cities and) m and invited gucats 3. Carr « Bi- nesia Relieves Acid Stomach An Five Minutes Judges in Two Courts Dwell on Reckless Killings and Maimings in City Streets. | ers William Dy and Micha Important Sale Friday and Saturday -MEN’S CALFSKIN SHOES Black and Tan | Hage Thirty-Mile Cannon Shrank | * atervilet. | TROY, Jan. 23—A huge gun costing | $125,000 and having @ range of thi | miles was’ shrunk at the Waterviie ee Reckless automobile driving that is piling up deaths and m ing record of an 4 mings in the streets of New York was ubject of de- nunciations to-day in two courts \ ; tou dge Lo tibb ' ah te. S . l County Judge Louis D. Gibbs ot n® . pecia ' ir in a statement urged ‘ ot Z =|'| Final Clearance Sale ol Sea \ DRESSES “ixc" 4% OFF | A number of higher priced shoes taken from regular stock, greatly reduced to close out. McIntyre of the Court of sions, who himgelf nar- ing run down yester- ee eee et above i8 a regular service flag. The figures in the white centre Sise 2!4 to 10 years; values up to $5.50, » number of emPloyees who entered the service of the army The column of stars on the right in the white space shows her of Killed in action, while the white stars in the dark (sup- ed) border represent the number of men the firm or employer Serge SPECIAL $2.25 Such highly desirable models as Junior Norfolks, Middys, has put vack to work. How many white stars have you attached to YOUR service flag? Write to The Evening Wo orld 4 NEWARK SUSPECT RRRESTED| stun soccer cuer conuet ce Russian Blouse effects and Oliver Twists are included, NeY Police Helleve Me Tx One of Vive Who Held Up Hoarding House. 1 7 New Y The materials are Irish Linen, White Rep, Devonshire Cloth, Chambrays, Palmer Linen, Khaki, Galateas, Japanese Crepe, Twills and Linenes. Gray Hair Remedy RH or ™ eeieae —300 DRESSES— 250 DRESSES Silks and Serges Silks and Serges ye a] a . ee Faas (cet Final Clearance Sale of t very little | up to $30 | $15 to $21 $ 10 ‘ ee pele ane Reduced to Reduced to eh Directions for h box, use Orlex, Included in this sale is a dark tan Cresco Calf Boot, with a heavy double sole and rubber insert which makes it waterproof. An ideal shoe for the outdoor man ) a BOYS’ WASHABLE SUITS | A Special Purchase Sale MEN’S SEASONABLE UNION SUITS Of Wool and Cotton Mixtures; natural color; sizes not complete, SPECIAL SALE OF 300 COATS * Formerly $18.50 to $25—-NOW $12.59 HAMILTON GARME | a Fifth Avenue ,,,. 8° penn ek | Formerly up to $5. si $2. 95 mes in each the user that Orlex ilver, lead, Reduced to .. No mail orders filled at sale prices, : =] | Also for Friday and Saturday: Shirts and Drawers. | Men’s Half Hose— Balbriggan; shirts with half Lisle; full fashioned, in er n rot ers Shirts and Drawers Men’s Half Hose— ee | Part wool; grey; medium 1 79 | Made of natural wool: 50c GOMRADE'S LETTER TELLS | . West Forty-second and Forty-third Streets and heavy weight; cach | medium weight; per pair OF “HOBEY” BAKER'S DEATH ie eed ie tw ltedel ses 2 hai are Shirts and Drawers Men’s Half Hose— es ia cae ne Part wool, natural color; Made of heavy wool, in Last Flight in Repaired Plane Was) | medium heavy; . each 2.50 | brown or grey; per pair 1.00 Against Advice of His ? OVERCOATS and SUITS eneenene OTA vertising #1) S58 MORE THAN ALL TATE OnRan EW LORD tain Hobart A. H. leer, former | From t irsc s | printed in The New| sae he Kirschbaum Shops York World during 1918: | Greatest Advertising Vrance forty-five min after his} release from service, has just been letter written by Lieut. | van adjutant | longed, Capt, Toul on Dec, M1, cut, Olds wrote that after being 4 Baker decided to take al fi hort trip in the alr, “There was a pinno in his hangar belonging to ane of his officers, the engina of | which had bad a fow days ba- ker was killed near} re fore,” the Xe t sala, at had heen (Morning aud Sunday Editions On'y) ! eepaired and Captain Rater daideg t| Record on Earth! méchanics urged him not to do ao,| y 150 metres when He dropped rapid 1 ned straig landed in some ver, ora do to ge down to el into @ ville killed almost in Overcoats formerly $30, $35 and $40; 25 9 Suits formerly $30, $32.50 and $35, now 5326 Columns The World Printed During the Year 1918 | Overcoats were $42.50, $45, $50 & $55 $35 || The TIMES TOTAL ye 038,41 1 Suits formerly $40, $45 and $47.50, now during same period was ia | . This is the greatest number of ads, | 7: Columns ever printed in the same period VACCINATION IS URGED, A = al lia ereeneeenneanaeN | || RY ERY style model thoroughly « correct and me tropolit: in in bn any newepagper anrumere, and 8 Warning of Smativox Abroad, || lines and 100% all wool, Every detail of tailoring exhibiting LESS than The World (Morning end Panday World Ont7) ) 8 g skilled and careful handiwork, Every garment a fine value at our original, close-margined +price—oftered now, in many in stances, actually below the wholesale worth. . | Fy f) Fey ‘sevalent, i : | ) : J ; a ner re jee ee — — * - Sar ee: A,