The evening world. Newspaper, May 16, 1919, Page 7

eo, v Record “ee J tn rset ¥’ 4 prema ih OF 165TH WAR FLAG tary Is Honored at Opera House and Tells of Nation’s Newly Won Glory, Secretary Baker came from Wash- ington last night to accept a copy of the regimental flag carried by the 165th Infantry (old 69th) throughout its stay in France. Presentation took place at the an incident of arranged by the Veteran Corps of the 69th in aid of a monument and en- dowment fund. The monument, as Justicg Mulqueen explained, is to be in Greenwood Cemetery in honor of| selves now as one countr. the deceased members of the 69th and| Secretary Baker told the soldiers he the 166th and the endowment for| would put the flag in his Washington needy families of me: rt for-|office and later would take it home mer members of both organizations. |with him to keep. Secretary Baker was met at the ni the present ja Station by th, idiers filled the +4 and the aisles of the opera x4 % Bast and West, but we think of our- A HINT TO WoorRs. 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These prices are remark- ably low for tables so well constructed. The smooth drawing board may be adjusted at any angle, and be held firm by the strong broad base. When the board is vertical, the table | occupies very small space in a studio, comprises about twenty fashionable styles, in | Size 20 x 26—$8.49 serges, tricotines and hairline stripes, | 11 Size 23 x 31— 8.94 ; ay at $27.50 | A Special Sale of Woiiien’s Spring Tailor-miades, ae now in progress on the Third Floor EVERYTHING—and that means everything—for the ama- teur and professional artist, priced less than elsewhere in this completely equipped spe- cialized section Kage Filth Floor, 35th St. BH hey Nes Nitractions Are Prices—Quellty—Serdien © Herald Square. We Sell Dependable Merchandise at Prices Lower Than Any Other Store, but for Cash Only Condensed . NEWS about scasboaule merchandise for SATURDAY’S shoppers B'dwoy, 24th to 35th St N pee ay ed EWARE of the Will o Cc (Vi “Don’t touch testing iron— red hot” The notice above is the Wisp of men’s clothing—the styles that are destined to live for all too bung over an electri ron 1, short a time—to wear out their dementh's «Gat show ey welcome before their woolen. ing was connected to the electric i current The test of time has shown that the palm is awarded to we nda we the suit of refinement, the style that has the charm of that date, = simplicity, ever- present-but-unobtrusive. pet At, thie writing the Your idea of the clothes to suit your personality ty Fy be. found in the style and fabric you know you want! er one thousand two hun. Tailored by, expert hands, of choice fabrics—fancy ou og © 6 a8 mixed cassimeres, worsteds, cheviots, homespuns. 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