The evening world. Newspaper, June 10, 1919, Page 10

No Connection With pa Other 2 emer te RE Tm At the National’s Outlet Store Is New York’s Greatest Bargain Day This Pre-Inventory Clearance offers unusual DOLLAR DAY ‘Bargains for Wednesday. With the National's inventory but e couple of weeks away, every pcssible lot of overstocks must be sold. Thousands of extra special bargains for tomorrow! Quantities are very limited in some cases. We have only 29 of the Coatees marked (A) and only 30 of the Coats marked (K), for instance, so only the early comers can share in many of the bargains. Doors open at 9.00 A.M —Velour Sport Coat of durable Velour... Linene Dress with stitch embroidery Dress of Cotton Serge; batiste collar Plaited Dress of Repp, with white trimming Waist of Woven Checked White Voile .inene Skirt, in tan or white; other styles f pin-tucked White Voile dress of good quality Voile Dress of good quality Striped Gingham Dress of Striped Cotton-cheviot ess 4 pr., i Women's Sheer Silk i Lisle reinforced Hoover” Dress of Chambray js Patent Leather; white cloth uppers Yomen's Black Canvas Shoes; leather soles was Oxfords; rubber soles rubber soles oth tops 72x90 seeeereess 3338388288 seeeeeeess 3383332338 Towels, 5 for $1 Bloomers, $1.00 Pull bleached cotton ish By iris’ Knitted Bloomers Two-clasp Dress ol worsted f selected — lam of blac Cinatic at knees ' women's small sizes. potton; tan or blue. Women’s Shoes, $1 White Canvas Outing Shoes with corrugated | rubber sole and heel, White Cambric deep flounce of broldery. et with Women's medium em- weight seamless Black jere; 16x32. Cotton with undyed feet, Towels, 8 for $1 je 2 for $1 | Stockings, 4 pr., #| Children’s ‘alacit C Cotton Stockings of medio m Nghtwelght, reinforced. Infants’ medium weight knit from — mercerized cotton yarn, white only 10,000 Garments for Children! Short Dresses for infants and small childten; Dresses for school girls up to 14 years of age; Creepers, Romper Suits and Cover-all Aprons for little tots; Wash Suits for boys of 3 to 8 years. Dozens of different models of which the ones pictured here are just typical examples. Dresses, $1 ‘Rompers, 2 for $1; Wash Suits, 54 Cotton Tu ‘Towels, with a handsome deep 00d weight; 16x32 scalloped flounce. Towels, 4 for $1 ae 2 for | Stockings, 7 | Bleached or unbleached Nainsook Petticoats Stockings, 7 pr., | A-—Gingham Apron Dress.|A—Striped Galatean Rompers. |A—4-piece Suit of Linene. B—White Linene _ Dress. | B--Gingham Cover-allAprons. | B—Good quality Linene, C—Embroid. Plaid Gingham. 'C—Blue Chambray Play Suits C—Navy blue Cotton Drill, ‘ain Floor Suits, 2 for $1 Luttle fellows’ Overall tig Suits of blue cham- vi 2 Girls’ Slips, 2 for $1 Princess lips of soft puslin; Jace and em broidery (rim. Pajamas, 2 for $1 values in Nain sook eee in Empire etyh Ribbon run yoke, bea Rossi hi, iil Pajamas, 2 for a Children’s one - style of good ‘qualigy striped Mannelette, Ourfits, 2 for $1 Little Girls’ Scout Our fit of tan twill. Middy, guirt and hat, Toilet Articles 10 for $1.00 Selection according to* your own choice from the following desirable items. Nasuco Tooth Paste Nasuco Tooth Powder Nasuco Shaving Powder 0 Shaving Soap Hemmed Diapers, |( Fads fr 1. 12 for $1.00 Washable Quilted "Pad White Cotton Birdseye || [ff "ieriined white mus- Cloth Diapers that are soft, absorbent and non- irritating. Come in sani- tary, dust proof packages containing one dozen, 20x20 inches. Genuine Amoskeac Gingham in a large va- riety of patterns. Slightly imperfect trim. med and untrimmed Straw Hats for women, Ginghams, 5 yds. i] Hats, 2 for $1 | Some of the Muslin Underwear at $1.00 Thousands of pieces!’ Other styles in addition to the ones featured here. Many odd lots of which there are very limited quantities. Garments of Muslin, Cambric, Nainsook and Jap Satin. Trimmed with iace, embroidery, tucks, hemstitching, etc. Big Values! Gm Firmly boned Mesh Corsets, reinforced with white batiste. 4 |2 ford “THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JUNE a8; 30,000 TROOPS SAIL. Nine Transpor ¥ f | Withet rc from the 6th # and the Service of BROS, June 10.—Thirty thousand | Supply left Brest last night and to-fay! The 1 nine tranaports, ‘The sailing rrived 263 Sixth Avenue)" Reliable Credit Easy Payments Every Article Marked in Plain Fiqures. » Bird rican Wal 595 to 5250 nut o Mahogany ranging in price from 263 Sixth Avenue Near t7th s¢ 7; KELL t OO ee ass, Out of town deliveries made by our own motor trucks. - Mid-Month List lade Columbia Saxophone Sextette {/ Fox-trots through “Chong” Gh This is the first saxophone record that brings out the real saxophone tones—and the result is a whirlwind medley fox-trot to dance to. Coupled with “Waiting,” from“ Listen Lester,” another fox-trot that will make you step lively. ~ A-2730—85c 1919, “| HAIR TONIC wilt “KICK” NOW POPULAR IN PONGE AT 15 CENTS PER DRINK Saki to Contain More Than 60 Per Cent. Alecohol—Deaiers Do Big Business. AIR tonic has become a@ po; drink in Ponce. In one week (~ more than 4,350 bottles of a kind manufactured by a loca! firm under a formula registered wit) the insular government was sold in that city. The tonic, than said to contain more hol, is reported to have been felling freely at fifteen ents a drink, despite the fact that it contains drugs h, althouga 16 orted to be of benefit to their hair nally ap sald to system, 60 per cent whieh e of the tonic was dis- by a detective who, on sampling a bottle, reported that he | had discovered a shipment of pure The police have beon endeavor tonic that can be found. It is ed that about 75,000 bottles have of which the Workwoman Killed by Clevator, Nellie Molitz, twenty-eight, |6 Allen Street, a scrubwoman em- yloyed on the night shift in the | Adnms E 8 Building at No. 61 he with sttom ved in- half an ing to vator shaft and re nm which she die of “Longing a Love Song With Lovely Harmonies A song of love and longing exquisitely harmonized by the Sterling Trio. Coupled with ‘Lullaby Blues,” the first Columbia number by the American Quartette, Kaufman Brothers Sin That Say I Love “Eyes That Say I Love You” are the only kind that appeal to Irving and Jack Kaufman in this tenor duet, which will appeal mightily to you. Coupled with “When the Bees Make Honey Down in Sunny Alabam’,” by the same singers. A-2726—85c “Eyes A Few More Mid-Month Hits Turkestan Idol (Just Let Me Worship You) . . High School Cadets March Mary Ann—One-step . Bevo Blues—One-step . . . Young and Reardon Columbia Band Columbia Band Yerkes Jazarimba Orchestra New Columbia Records on Sale the 10th and 20th of Epery Month _,COLUMBIA GRAPHOPHONE COMPANY, New York f « « Billy Murray and American Quartette } Waldorf Astoria Dance Orchestra } A-2725—85c A-2728 85c A-6105 $1.25 A-2720 85c New York’s Largest Furniture, UTSCH BRC S DE HREE (3) BIG STore- rl a J 7.98 9.98 Lift Top dine Self Two Shelves Apartment si Two Shelves. 16.98 Sido leer Three Shelves 23.98 3D AVENUE Cor. 123d St Cleaned Washed Repaired Stored Insured at your own valuation at reason- Rag Cleaning Department PIONEER FIREPROOF STORAGE WAREHOUSES 41 Flatbush Ave. BROOKLYN, N. Y. OUR 40TH YEAR AVENUE A Cor, ath 8¢ no ond Phonog-aph Stores SAVE ICE It makes no difference how high the cost of ice. The im- portant thing is to get a re- frigerator that will keep it the greatest length of time. That is the reason that this SALE OF “Dee Bee” Refrigerators this time and at these prices that matched is all the more igerators have dise to be found! in and They ice boxes her make; longest e¢ enamel lined, except the Lift Top sizes they keep the are all w Downtown BROADWAY at Saratoga Ave. 8 Oven Eve tat i Dent.) 0; F URNITURE | Cash o Credit Open Bvenings Till 9 o'Cleck Home Talks No. 470 BRIDES will find at the Nolzwasser one of y other wh. You Dave only to. invest coming here to substantiate ent. And remember our terme the’ moet liberal ta ‘New York for twenty five. yeere EES SORT | ra IOAN BON! oa erent that Fou’ find neceseary if ry Laan Bonds, we “will 2 them at The Ws faeeetross| Easily reached trom West Side Sith or Sh St. Cresstoes Cont A A. 3-Room Apartment Sith $945 A \ 4-Room Apartment “Tess $375 A 5-Room Apartment Perled Furi _Perled Furuiture DOOD Brooklyn’ sBiggest 219, 221, 223, 225, 227 Bring This ment With Get Your SIX Ng tr Discount Avertive- Credit I rm 164, 166, 168 and 170 on ‘Purchase When : Grand Street | :s'"*"S"2" |Smith Street Cor. Driggs Ave. BROOKLYN Cor, Wyckoff St, $100 WORTH OF FURNITURE $1 WEEKLY The Old Reliable House of W! and high grade goods and gi bieKest stock Suits we, ever Bp Rien ae 8455, co Bully as low 'N BROTHERS carries the bi the easiest and best terms of any jest stock of medium in the trade.