The evening world. Newspaper, March 27, 1919, Page 4

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Colors and black. £.00 grade. Special at........1,65 Fibre Sill, novelty stripes in beautiful combinations of colors, washes perfectly. Reg. price 1.00 yd.for .79 ALL WOOL NAVY BLUE SERGE 50 in. wide, made of finest imported yarn, extra quality, $8.00 grade. Special at... 1.95 FINE DRESS G1NGHAMS Including beautiful Scotch — plaids, checks, stripes and plain colors. $2 in, wide. Reg. 80 grade.... .27 Apron gingham, good reliable quality indigo dyes, all sizes and styles of checks. Formerly #2 yard.. .142 Lot of imported Printed Crepes, white grounds, with small neat figures, fust colors, fine quality, imported to 65 yard, 29 26 im. wide good s and white 290 25 MEN'S WEAR SPFCIALS- Sale of Men's Unicn Suits end Half Hore at prices that will tempt you to stock up— Men's Union Suits, check nainsook, athletic style, well made Good qual, ity ines Today's price 1.25. Special at.. .87 Men's Union Suits, “Cooper's,” fine 1 sleeves, ankle length alo no sleeve, knee length tives Today's price 2.50 Men's Union Suits “Voros Knit.” Short sleeve. knee length All sizes. + Todoy's price 2.00. Speciatot. 1,10 Men's Half Hose, fine medi Black lisle, All. sizes defect 1,38 Men's Holl | fibre sth. peed Alo shght unperfect ons fo affect the wear Regular price .75 pair. Speciulat .29 Nothing POLES NEED ARMS TO BRING PEACE, SAYS STATE HEAD | Equipped Army of 500,000 Could Repel Enemies, De- clares Gen, Pilsudski. WARSAW, March 27.—"We havo) |} men and officers, but no uniforms, | rifles, munitions or artillery, said | Head of . when asked of the Gen, Pilsudski, Provisional the m of Poland | * continued the General, is attacked on three sides and can- not protect herself without techni- cal war material, which she is not yet equipped for manufacturing.” Gen. Piisudski said he was grate- | ful to the Allies, especially America, | from whom Poland had received something definite—food, Asked how | many men he would need to equip, the General answered: | “lL should say we might need to equip 500,000 men." | aterial in France that the no more need for might | be spared for us. America bas guns, | ammunition, airplanes and automo- | bile trucks which she will not trans port back to America. These equip- ments would be of infinite value to us.” | Questioned as to whether, with the Polish Army equipped, the various at- tacks on Poland could be repelled 80 as to produce permanent peace, Gen, Pilsudski replied: | “T believe 80. Our army would be | Shana Vth Sts, | | | BARGAINS and many more out the store, SPECIAL OFFERING OF SUITS Styles for women and misses, taken | from our r r stock, made of the tent materials, in navy, rookie and ack. Actual values to 80.50, for..,.29,50 SILK & GEORGETTE BLOUSES One of the biggest Leg rod ever offered; styles of every description, some str iy talored, others richly trimmed with embroidery; all colors, including stripes and black; in crepe de chine, georgette, soft finish taffetas | padipeas de soie; all sizes, but not inal a PIE EMlOR Mevescsiti 3.95! Values to 5.50, for. . WOMEN'S GLOVES GENUINE BARGAINS ABSOLUTELY PERFECT Women's high grade silk gloves, five ality milanese and tricot, mostl Aouble silk, black with plain’ and self embroidered backs, also white a} with two-toned embroidered ks. Value 1,00 to 1.25 pair, for .68 Chamoisuede gloves, washi of tan, buck, grey, cha black and white, with plain and em: | broidered backs. Reg. 1.00 and 1.25 grades, for. «79 VALUES IN STOCKINGS — | Women's excellent quality. fibre silk | stockings (seamed back), in black or Cordovan. Value 1.83 pair,for 95) Women's seamless liste stockings, 7 | with white soles. Value .59 pair,for.50 | LISLE UNION SUITS Good guality, all styles and 2! sizes, Value 1.25, for.......... 95, Women's fine lisle summer vests, | crochet, band or bodice top. Value .39 each, for... 50, WHITE CAMBRIC PETTICOATS | Good quality, with lace or em- i broidery ruffles. Value 1.60, for... .95 SILK CAMISOLES & CHEMISE | Camisoles of flesh colored antin, lace | trimmed or tailored models. i} Regularly 1.73, for....cc.ee0, 13S Envelope chemise, of flesh satin or| crepe de chine, plain tailored or | trimmed with lace and ribbon | straps. Regularly 8,50, for...., 2.99 LACE SPECIALS | Silk illusion, 45 in., black, white | audeream. Value 1.25 yd. for. .69 Mercerived La Tosca net, $8 in. wide in sky, grey. creat, marine blue, Made in f 4, for 45 Block Slo inches wide Velue 1.25 vard. for 65 LONG CLOTH & NAINSCOK 10 Yard Pieces Frglish long cloth, finish, 80 inches Value 2.40 piece, for Value 3.05 piewe, for wh. S36 in, wide for . red banding chamois Tinpere nai Valve #98 pp 2.0 3.2 2.5 ovality. Value 5.74 piece, for, 5.01 White fancy voiles, $8 iu. wide Regularly 48 yard, for TOILET REQUISITES 0 5 : U apenese nainsook, 40 in. wide. bres 5.00 0 Witch Hazel Soap. Box of & Reg. £8, for .19) Dorin's Ziska Vace Powder | Reg. .40box, for .35 Cutex Manicure Preparations Reg. 90 en, for 124 Venus Sanitary Napkins; 1 dox in carton. Reg. .67, for .55 | Packer's Ter Soap, 25 cake, | for 18) WanDordall \Sons, Broadway oth GOrh Ste, | superior in morale, The German Army is now demoralized. With the patriotic enthusiasm of our troops, I balleve we could soon bring the| were many Poles in the Bolshevik|” “The present military system of A delight to the Germans to terms. Army who Jojned it to escape starv-| Poland cannot longer be maintained alate; a comfort ‘ ‘ bg 4 ; latter the war, The peoples will not ‘The Ukrainians are superior to us| ing to death. These men. J know. | stow it. However no nation can re- Tee now in equipment, but they are in- capable of offensive fighting. Ukrainian Army is superior to us in equipment because it has the arma and ammunition which the Austrians and Germans left. have always conquered by destroying the morale of the troops opposed to terms,”* he ther In apite bevy ey will give up Poland with- out a struggle. troops will be unaffected by Bolshe~ vik talk. On the contrary, there of right nier Romarones said that { the main centres of was quiet, the shops and res- | ite were open, municipal services | 4 wturning. to normal and the rail- | 4 in Catalonia wi main defenseless. a Villistas Tie Up Derango Rond. BL PASO, Texas, March Villa followers dynamited and burned the big San Jose Bridge, south of Parral, Mon- | day, putting the Parral and Dy Railroad out of commission. officials of the road are in the Parral district on an inspection trip. Bolaheviki themselv The/us, since they INSTANT POSTUM ator Cummins of his opinion that the Nation should be returned ership but held “under rol umming declared that, the be consolidated to pri atri Senator is issued a decree establishi dullding tra “The Bolsheviki, our third enemy, it tn believes ngo -— eturn upon the capital claimed through Iinvecced in railways should be ° out Spain on Monday and the military teed by the Government bwresheps Pore LULU UA LAA SLL L cect (W) <cmmmcs AUAUAUNIVAYLALANUULUURNALGATI TUN NUCHUALARRAUDLODARAAINNT West = : BETWEEN = THIRTY- FOURTH STREET BROADWAY-FIFTH AVENUE 0 PUTO asst Vem MODES OF CHARACTER AND CHARM IN THE LATER VERSIONS SUUIUUAUURNTHOENAEVEGTANEAGT REO ELT NATH INN TTH ANIA LG Sar Expressing every caprice, grace and charm of the mode and appealing to the discerning feminine taste ever seeking the unusual, the different and the _ individuel HERUALDAGDSDERELDEGNIOTAE: The Values Are Most Extraordinary FROCKS AND GOWNS OF UNUSUAL DISTINCTION REATLY to be desired are the frocks of superior Serge for street and afternoon wear, fashioned in the mode of the hour, but preserving the coveted air of be- coming individuality. F significant originality in mode expres- sion, enhanced by deftness of decorative touches, are the trocks of Silk Shan- tung and Georgette. Tailored frocks of Satin and Tricotine are wonderfully effective. Very Specially Priced, 18.50 HE secret of the unusual beauty of the exquisitely modeled frocks of Georgette and Tricolette undoubtedly lies in the subtle influence of ornamentation in unusual themes. Very Specially Priced, 25.00 EADING, as myriad-hued as the rain- bow, and rich embroidery serve only to accentuate the simplicity, charm and correct style interpretations of the new and beautifully designed frocks of Georgette and Paulette. © TST er MINIT oy rl Very Specially Priced, Very Specially Priced, \ - a 30.00 45.00 to 75.00 “al Re" : DRAPED WRAPS & CAPES IN GRACEFUL SILHOUETTES OSSESSING marvelous beauty of line and com- bining, with attraction of luxurious drapery, the allurement of youthful freedom, are the capes and wraps of Serge, Tricotine and Cashmere Velour. TAILORMADE SUITS IN LATER TYPES HE mode demands the tailormade, provided it expresses the charm of refinement and the poise of well-bred simplicity seen in the suits of superior Serge and Poiret Twill. SUUUUUEGATUNAATOEE NEETU T ==> Very Specially Priced, 25.00 ADE delightfully effective by the touch of ex- treme smartness that graceful drapery always imparts to an unusually modish garment are the beautiful capes of Silk Tricolette and the Dolmans of Silvertone. Very Specially Price, 30.00 RICOTINE suits, excessively modish in charac- ter, but unpretentious in their simple artistry and feminine appeal and tailored in unusual attractiveness of line and buoyancy of effect. SUUATRETDAAUREEATHALLLNL SUEVRUULEANEUERTDEDAUTITTES: seseeee Very Specially Priced, 40.00 MONG the smartest fabrics of to-day’s mode in developing the various attractive versions of the approved tailleur that adheres to the slender lines of the new suit fashions are Tricoline, Serge and Potret Twill. Very Specially Priced, 35.00 MONG the happy concelts of a season full or in- teresting departures from the approved mode, | are the Dolman wrap coats of Suede Cloth, Silk } v Duvetyn, Crystal Cord and Silver Tip Bolivia Cloth. } ST Very Speetally Priced, 48.50 to 95.00 Very Specially Priced, 50.00 to 85.00 sams VAAUUAN UA NUNNVUDANUAODHO NE Sul of Mannish Serge, with ateeee bh Ponges n $25.00. emis \NAUNTAVNLUQQDVDELRT N21 1 1; mms? Scams” +10 104 EERITEUERITEDE