The evening world. Newspaper, April 11, 1919, Page 16

OO Ol aS No Connection with Any Other Stor: Men’s Women’s Gloves Gloves Ertra Special! M Women's emart Bu ft * « Sunte Glove for double & * tips. Paster, ge bf the fine 6% le i utlet Store a 119 West 24th St. Near 6th Ave. [Pe 79¢ Leet m 79C Saturday’s Easter Bargains Here are the new Coats, Capes and Dolmans! that will gracefully lend t ves to any figure. ¢ rt, practical and becoming garments nits with real charm and beauty in Saturday S big Dress bargains Here are two groups of Dresses selected from National overstocks. Over 2,000 Dresses for Saturday's selling- every one of them a big bargain. Prices from $2.97 to $15.97. receiving a bullet f ’ mouth and right FOR FRECKLES t MADE from wild bitter y y he receive ; that . ° 9 ¢. mt injury from this, He re 3 unis giriad dis burning a German balloon and an- |? Girjet e beauty H other citation later on for burning |{ Girls! Make beauty lotion for $| ge ersyeconr rs Dresses of Crash, Percale, Linene, Peggy Cloth, Flannel, " other in the battle in the Argonne t a few cents—Try it! i eager ac t and ¢ rdine; all good, durable cotton fabrics, After this country entored the war | “ee-ee-tre-ere-sntre-o-e-one-on-enononeronent | and Scotch fi lis j ‘t ui su) he made every effort to be transferred | Squeese the juice of two lemons | lor centuries j & Ks a PELOSE neilaye "1 BANE Hislop ing Corps. After |into « bottle containing three ounces | = 4 ram The to. £1.07, Thi ( ae rected three times because of | of orchard white, shake well, and you °. a suit is OPaTHLn RHA Tach “remowad jin | have a quarter pint of the best freckle Sold by leading dealers } \\ ane , ibe ha mace of a thal { had just been accepted by the Agent faites Teter ah eo alee beau-| | unobtainable at yours call \\ serviceable Linene h ny ela with the ‘ rs and recommended fo; . y» ve f st. IVS “Ficlted Wi Aa eh een dong and spoiled it all drug store or toilet counter will sup- | | , ’ A ~ ered ron anc fate decreed that he should re-| ply three ounces of orchard white for [| (84 trsordinary value at 89e, back. Contrast. urn fume still wearing the French | few cents, Massage this sweetly if} | keDM at (aid Ging ing color trim PINOMNEROUE Cer AL fought fragrant lotion into the face, neck, | i { {| ham and o Dress of rings Cord. } ted we farms and hands each day and see /SUNDAY WORLD WANTS a) Waele Wagh fad oeekal enna how freckles and blemishes disappear hite with et id pockets. Ql - i hem ie anes and how clear, soft and rosy white! - seme pattern lace and flow would rather Yes! It is harm- WORK MONDAY WONDERS cred voile trimming less and never irritates.—Advt, Youre) t... $1.97 _ Moin Pt Serond Floor, ’ Clothi Easter Sale of Boys’ Clothing 1,000 Good Quality Spring Suits for Boys of All Ages. Odd lots and broken lines only two or three of others, All Boys’ Straight Pants of g Boys’ BloomersNavy « Boys’ Knickerbockers Fuil Cut Knickers o Separate Twenty suits of some styles; sizes, but not in any one model. BAINCCA. «ss 0 5 triped suiting ble seat th; strongly made ’ a- white shep rd check $2 Novelt, joys! T y Norfo Junlor Norfolk Boys’ Military Style Junior Norfolk Boys’ Dressy N. of navy Boys' Suits of « 6; some all Three-Piece Hig ool Suit ol | Three-Piece High School Suit of « Striped Cassimeres » overcollar,... 1 Knicker pants knicks a, Navy Blue Serge Suit Nott fa fant-col Easter Shoes Combining Style & Wear gest Shoe Stores in all New York, for the NATIONAL does an 1 dollars and all their overstock, broken lines and discontinued Every shoe, no matter what the price Shoes from one of the ! annual business of many 1 styles come here for quic a dependable shoe, that spesa Il give full satisfaction in style and wear of the bargain prices that prevail. S an honest shoe, This group is anexample ALE Ae ag 4 j he a The “National's” Outlet Store, 119 W. 24th St., Near 6th Ave. No Mail Orders Filled smsmmmmmamat i ‘ Historical Account of Wars 2 of the Last Half Century * 1919 WORLD ALMANAC CLOTH BOUND, 75c. By Mail, 90c r 35 CENTS Published by 50 CENTS | At Newsstands New York World, N. Y. City By /.1ail THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 1919. stow upon him Service mained in tf ‘Legion in order to get in'o | Nee aa ea B Stdt 5 morelin the navy aggregated 1,245, New| 1372 Broadway, at 37th Street. rai . TaLNRd LUA EAR OLET aay York contributed 114 men to this} 12 Park Place, Woolworth Bldg. tte KB . made famous by rt total. Buffalo was second, with 91, Send for HMtustrated Booklet. aw, Lufbury, Hall, Par-|and Bi n next with $1. The | nany other After win-|ern division contributed 667, or mort | bh he was soon at-lenan one-half o: @. recruits. ro. to) Cher ith MORON TAVIng|Cuet (occ es oe pee rennul vr rdfon ported for the entire country. ni BOWDOIN COLLEGE PROUD OF HERO OF “THE ESCADRILLE” Harold Saxon Is New York Lad Who Won Highest of French Honors. NEW YORK BOY FLYER | WON FAME AS AVIATOR IN A FRENCH UNIFORM COMBINATION Black Kid, Chocolate Kid, Black Calf, Mahogany Calf. Comfortable Shoes Are An Asset When you consider how much you use your feet, don’t you think it desirable to wear comfortable shoes? You can't afford to be laid up nursing a sore foot or to go limping around because Nowdoin College, Brunswick, Me., has many stars in Its service flag it is justly proud of, but there ts one in particular they have every right to honor more than the rest. Strange- this star does not repre- ly en fent one of its sons who fought with your shoe hurts. For these American Army, but one who reasons comfortable shoes fought throughout the war w th the French Army. Harold Y. Saxon, %4, ore an asset, ‘ York boy of No. West And when we say “com- i + & former St. Paul School fortable shoes’ we mean ; Git ate ene ce the Dr. A. Reed Cushion was an original member of famous Lafayete Escadriile be- fore this country entered the war, und an over-large left tonsil that barred him from fighting Shoes, for they are the only shoes made that give com- fort where comfort is need ed. The pure felt and cork t was only vider his’ Oh: colorA cAItourh We cushion extending the en k part in nearly every big battle tire length of the foot the Prope front from Amiens breaks all the jars and | to Verdun. He wears on his breast jolts of walking, thereby | the Croix de Guerre with two palms, keeping the fect always in | highest honor F; 0 could be. proper condition soveral cita- Dede, | | CUSHION SHO"S ern States Lend in Naval Re- | For Men Made by | and ha tions & In college but a year, — broke out he was one of HAROLO Y. SAXON. volunteer for ui American Figid Ambulance Corps and sent immediately to France. He r servico for just two, the French Foreign when war the first to crutting. J.P.SMITH SHOECO. | WASHINGTON, April 11 SOLD ONLY AT During lays and joinec the week ending April 3 enlistments | roughout the war in a single neaged in combat) from the north south of Verdun, all of the big His duty was to |} planes from coming | ¢ French lines. 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