The evening world. Newspaper, May 15, 1919, Page 9

TORECENE GREAT Stern Brothers Army Chahges Routing to Brooklyn and Men Will nis ec orto aca Teen Steet Land in Own State. HEADS RED CROSS LEAGUE. to commence to-morrow (Friday) ' Grand Republic, with the wives, ADJUSTED MOVEMENT |= se aaron = the soldicrg, and more bands. Enough THURSDAY AND FRIDAY | orbs for’an hours barrage have been obtained to be shot from every pier head from Communlpaw to lower Weehawken. » Lower New York City was startled iby yesterday’s tumult into believing that @ celebration of the signing of; ‘the treaty of peace was in progress | —— ‘and joyously joined, in its ignorance, by filling the air with the contents waurar Oxy a4 navn am x! 1 will comprise about twenty fashionable styles, in 5000 Negligee Shirts, $1.45 each . mercerized materials. Exceptionally Men’s Pajamas, - - - $2.45 suit A Very Important Sale of'Men’s from the Hudson towns of New Jer- sey. The ship will come up the North whieh will make yesterday's outbreak \ ’ of stsam wiletles, bombs and paper serges, tricotines and hartine — . | Regular Values $2.00 and $2.50 The sizes range from 34 to 50, but there,are only a | and varied assortment of patterns; volt cull y limited number in sizes 46, 48 and 50. ihe te ir ans they Regniar Votnes up $5.9) ee eos | A Special Sale of Neslig . 4c) naan te oe | | ee Shirts and Pajamas meni nam weer! | Women’s Spring Tailor-mades| : & 4 | Friday and Saturday ; River and dock at Hoboken—and not Pine a erin, ert Ya. “ee at $27.50 ms Made of woven and printed madras and fine (Department on Thitd Floor) \| | Summer Pajamas, - - $1.85 suit . . In desirable plain colors with low cut neck. gh tn we fame he j ie Made_of extra quality fancy striped materials. the financial district think a succes- sion of Black Tom explosions is rock- VARORTING JEWELERS "Gn the Touriat, down thé bay and é n : es ME S STRAW TS STAC adie ine Cutt he Bese | N HATS. . ator E. L. Edwards, Democratic candi- . eo : C | “1 A comprehensive showing of the newest Imported and American models. Fagan, F. X, O'Brien a James ; ™ 4 ; city MSP he ema ai Noe Tose 8 eH) Men’s Straw Hats, $2.50, 3.50 to 10.00 arm "- i Norma Talmadge Men’s Furnishings and Hat Department at the Sixth Avenue Entrance. bet j Deputy John F, O'Neill and General Secretary of War Activities Thomas | (FH) | Neary of the Knights of Columbus; a - committee from the Y. M. C. A., the} Women’s Committee, Mra, William We keep our promises—When)| rricic, Mrs. John Mannion and Mrs. | we say you can find shirt sat- qr bieuntiars, to say nothing of | he Police Band, isfaction in any of our 23/'"inere was also a committee from shops, we clinch the promise | Newark headed by Mayor Gillen. Gov. with a money back guaran-| Edge was at tho pier with his staff, tee. f 7 MEN’S SUMMER OXFORDS | Reduced for To-morrow to $6.95 a pair Of Black and Tan Calfskin and Black Vici in a variety of smart lasts and a full range of sizes. On the Main Floor We weave our own fabrics and| Pinics L and M of the 113th do-all of our own ‘cutting, | trom Hoboken will be the firs stitching and finishing—we’re ed 1 shirt headquarters. pus Fhe cow taroustt 0 H, f tr Shathy the pel ele sell parade at “Ssctoge Saturn mat OW many a amous ac ess until ° protects her skin a very fine madras shirt in| suests of the city at City Hall weaves and patterns to suit |"°,"'*, ell tastes at e ‘There will be no Jersey City parade ANY of our most beautiful actresses have Headquarters for bial lipedciehcaed Oe Rts found what health experts everywhere are emphasizing today—the value of preven- tion . .. Keep well, these experts urge, protect your health, prevent sickness. | "A proclamation by the Mayor started Hoboken to dressing itself up tmas tree this forenoon and. he 8 being sought from New | Olus Union Suits CANNY BOATMAN GETS EVEN | WTH TEETOTALLER ANGLER, | (From ‘he Badintags Scotsman. ) | An enthusiastic faherman, "who was | at the sam etimg a stanch teetotaller “i . . Ese earot gt open ia pea taunt MEN'S HOSERY AND UNDERWEAR came back with al empty creel, end | glands. Every minute of the day, they pick up ia Motes Commodore at last departed in. dipe 140) o r) Hy tor Oe as a0 Nassau st. Near tad St. 110 Chambers ‘St. 9.62, Lith w ¢ 83 Delameee ste: ahd W. Wud ve, KLYN SHOPS 867 Pulton st. 4 NEWARK SH DBridgevort At less than regular prices ! | Men’s Half Hose— Shirts & Drawers, | Of fine lisle, in black, Balbriggan with short 35c | particles of dust, dirt, impurities from the air. 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