The evening world. Newspaper, May 1, 1919, Page 14

- rte Ad : THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, MAY 1, 1919, Jeioomincpates| NEWYORK'S TOTAL 2228". eS FIGHTING MIEN va oma at | S¥th-60th Sts. Lexington to 3d Ave. cially subscribed stil! is belo AUTO | MVOTORY NOTES Sts oo TOPAY TRIBUTE TO aa ekal: off in the average percentage, of t " 1 it will obtain its quota. but none is overly opti Overnight Gain Largest Since; tne ove Drive Began—Nation’s Sub- | tion scriptions $1,130,697,000, | Tork wa atic.” At Lowest Prices Leading popular make for your choice SECONDS (Not Guaranteed WASHINGTON, May 1.—The | fteverve Bank reported investure at Cathedral: Thurs- es day Will Be Attended by Hundreds of Clergy. ak \ Ar pi B ‘sf Treasury to-day reported “a $20,264,500, ng the total the Arm oO tirir f ling chaplatr ei al t somewhat quickened interest” in |i io, gor4q4s,g50 M a 4 ; vs ents wi , ie bed t le m™ the Victory Loan campaign. The Subseriptions to the Lean en fl A As 1 cluding: total subscriptions officially tab ‘ nounced to-day were as follows: day for t Firestone McGraw Coal Trades Committee $1,500,000 TTY’ POR SORE, siete ce. $288 OML Fon VOLUNTEERS nt Sn Ser tereematr TIRED FERAL See Se TO PUSH TORY LOA Bank. B’klyn. 230,000 arlem ngs Bank 200000 (,,vernor Appe More enoaally ais City Service Co. 250,000 4 k iv 7 Hit Arehbinnen Hayes te ; ea ‘ H. L. Doherty & Co. 250,000 irnvel wt ‘ £35 30$22.84 “"Tiz” is grand for aching,’ empire city Savings Bank. 250000 t Expe snsapied ie eh $40.00 $24.00 swollen, tender, calloused | Adolph Lewisohn & Sons 250,000 The following appral jor vuiun Regiment Band will head the pr 6 : rare Jones & Naumberg . 100,000 ind detachments from. the 1” $41.94 fect or eoree American Equitable Ass'p.. 100.000 th N ya aad ; Waring Hat Mfg. Co....... 85000 port will form a personal escort TIZ' makes Joseph Ullman, Ine-....... 78,000 7,7" "" oo nv ire ceremonies Ww my feet Hatter & Fur Exchange... 75,000 f 1 St. Patr amaller Truly Warner... cc cceeeee 75,000 By Benjamin Strong. ‘ ale At 10 het Kau‘man . 60,000 rhe: Lat : rm M Stern, Heinman & Herff £5,000 a a : tt Batavia | AND Keystone TIRES off | Pennsylvania Coke&Coal Co, 60,000 | Business Women's Com- mittee . immediately If the Victory Loan 1 hich 25,000 Ofties Suitable for almost every occasion — many of the best customers of the Regal Shoe Store _ show particular favor to REGAL STORES NEW YoaE Broadway No. 175 ae The “Mode” $900 An excellent example, indeed, of the Regal idea of smart style based on quality. ‘The “Mode” is peculiarly a last of slender lines. 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