The evening world. Newspaper, June 13, 1919, Page 6

lal THR BVENING WORLD, 178 IDAY, 13 UNE “18, 1919, clowns and tetiers, Ale there |perfermance there will be suppér and for atx waoks f from & GIRLS AS srenet® stot lemonade, pen- dancing. breakdown, wan’ the * nuts, an velty’ in the mystery room | ee cme of Mr. and Mrs. Sellers to die in the : CIRCUS he how, the seoret of which war, his brother, Lieut, Barrington Ws. ACROBATS IN vary dark’ by the youre: MONTCLAIR SOLDIER DIES. | Pliers,’ naving: ween kuted Ine action net «e 5 SRE " 2 is being given by the § greg D} With Mise Genevieve Minor as “ring { 9 y* the Girls’ Friendly Society will City Vacation jab of the society. acatio \s summe! itt & ciréus to-night at the City Va Orie Ne House, No. 32 Bast 57th Street, co od ta ty girls w.il appear a: camps at seashore and moun-| it was le the talent will includ many years, After to-night’s hospital wh on c. 2, mt was it. |Gen. Pershing’a General Headquarters, where he was detailed with the Mntelli- gence Department because of his Nal hability In deciphering code mesm e he had been a@ patient the enemy Street Fr et Pot B0t BOE Boe ot Not 208 fee sor aoe yoe Bar 5OF 3 BOK NOt 3OE INE I TOE NOE Jot N68 NCE 3OE 208 NOE TOE IE IO NOE TOR TOE LOR NOE NOE ICE IOT TOE HE TOE 308.206 LOE 308.208 x Pare tt ttt tt NOX Straw Hats do\the usual thing in an unusual way. In other words, to the long service, born of KNOX traditional quality, is added ex- clusive smartness. eg ee igeiaetitgeiip ea tee seed wrest As Jong as you are going to wear a Straw Hat, why not have the KNOX distinctive features? KNOX Hats in Sennits, Split. Steaws, Kofu, Mackinaws, Leghorns, Bangkoks and Panamas. SMM MMMM om FPUVE DOLLARS TO FOUR HUNDRED KNOX HAT COMPANY 3 Ineorpovrated ‘ 452 FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK 161 BROADWAY . ’ 3G Bak SRE HOE NOE AE NOE SE WR EEE BR OE td VILLE LILLE LL ELLE LEEEEL LE LELE CECE eth bitter. Lord & Taylor Lord & Taylor 38th Street —FIFTH AVENUE— 39th Street 38th Street -—FIFTH AVENUE— 39th Street Children Come Tomorrow and have a ride with Sinbad The good Ship tar iness” will sail on the “Sea of Delight” every half hour from 10 A. M. until F, Lots of fun for little Boys and Girls during the voyage. Toy 1h Floor A Boys’ Event Tomorrow \ Shirts and Blouses 95c each Victor Victrola Style XIV, $175.00 With $8.00 worth of records of your selection $8.00 down, $8.00 a month An instrument fit for a King, with a tone ’ that is perfect in every respect. Call at our Victor Parlors, on the Seventh Floor, and let us demonstrate this beautiful instrument to you. A splendid assortment of Shirts and Blouses admirable for school wear or for play—the kind most Boys like so well. Considering the quality these garments are uncommon values at 95c. ‘Seventh Floor, | Boys’ Bathing Suits eee Boys’ All Wool Sweaters... Boys’ Leather Belte........ f & a OT Boys’ Wash Knickerbockers Boys’ Middy Hats........... Boys’ Palm Beach Suits............:++++ 38th Street —FIFTH AVENUE Flag Day SATURDAY, JUNE 14TH, 39th Street fourth Floor, “I pledge allegiance to my flag and to the republic for which it stands, one nation indivisible, with Liberty and Justice for all.” ''by Dr. Mayer’s Scientific Method | IFYOURFEETARESICK 180th BL, N.Y, rm, 5 Dr, HW. Mayer, Pulton St,, Hroosiy This Store Organization will Hold a Flag Day Meeting soeped er and ner DR. MAYER, Foot Specialist, sar Bt., Brookly#, opp. Loeser's, Fulton am grateful, Doctor, and often think “Bick Meet Make You. Mick," To-morrow, from 8.45 Until 9.30 A. M. (Signet) PETDR I. KOM The public is invited—but Customers will not be » served until after the meeting. IT MAKES !.ITTLE DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEED— A oUNDAY WORLD “WANT” WILL GO AND FIND if This Soldier Boy’s Sick Feet Cured DRY COLD AIR 38th Street FIFTH AVENUE Moderate Cost Third Floor A Sale of Misses’ Dresses Midsummer Models—Featured for the Occasion $7.95, $10.95, $12.95, $13.95- t A specially planned June Event in which are offered hundreds of those dainty Frocks which are so essential to the Summer Wardrobe of the younger element. Youthful style demands are met to perfection in this collection of models, developed in Sheer Novelty Voiles and Organdies Serviceable Ginghams, Smart Tissues introducing fine white embroidery and organdie collars, cuffs, vestees and sashes; delightfully dainty finishing touches. Several typical models of the many are illustrated. Other Summer Dresses $15.00 to $49.50 Third Floor, £ A Decisive Clearance Sale Women’s Serge Capes Offers the Season’s Best Values at ; $25.00 $29.50 $35.00 Smart models taken from regular stock and marked down to a point that insures their immediate disposal. The fashionable Navy Blue Serges, foulard and fancy silk lined predominate in the assortment. There are also a few Velour Cloth Capes. None C. O. D. No Approvalg. Pre-Inventory Sale of Women’s Summer Gloves At the Remarkably Low Priee Silk are in White 65c Pongee Black Not a complete range of sizes but an excellent assortment of the wanted sizes and colors. An Opportunity to Economically Purchase a Season's Supply Growna Floor, Continuing the Sale of Women’s Fine Footwear Shoes for all occasions—Styles to meet every taste Cotton Gloves in shades of Tan Grey Browt White Canvas Pumps Turn soles, Louis XVI. heels, At $6.75 White Canvas Oxfords, military heels. White Canvas Pumps, Louis XVI. heels. White Canvas Sport Oxfords, rubber soles and heels. eerie At $7.65 White Canvas Laced Shoes. At $10.75 White Kidskin Dress Pumps. White Buckskin Sport Shoes, rubber soles and heels, Second Floor, Lord & laylor 39th Street Telephone Orders Filled—-Phone Greeley 1990—Ask for Telephone Order Desk Malines Just received more of the much wanted Nav, Blue Malines for Scarfs and Millinery purposes. Yard, 60c Ground #lor, Women’s WHITE TUB SKIRTS Unusual Values, Fine Cotton Gabardine, in straight line models, smart and new, introduc- ing clever pocket effects and wide belts, pearl but- ton trimmed. (Waistbands 26 to 32 inches.) Priced So Attractively Be- cause Purchased at Special Concessions. Third Floor June Clearance Girls’ and Juniors’ APPAREL At Final Price Revisions Sizes incomplete but ex- cellent choosing. Check Coats $4.95 Serge and Check Coats $9.95 Other models $18.50 and $25.00. Serge Capes $7.95 Other styles $14.95. Taffeta Dresses Sizes 6 to 12 years. $8.95 Gingham Dresses Sizes 6 to 12 years. $1.50, $2.50 $3.50 A limited number Serge and Wool Jersey Suits At Greatly Reduced Prices, None C. O. D. No Approvals “Third Floor A Saturday Sale SWEATERS $3.95 Less Than They Cost to Make Wool and Fibre Silk Sweaters in models with sailor collars and sashes. Bright sport colors in plain, striped or contrasting trim- med styles Only a Limited Number at This Very Low Price—So Early Selection is Advisable. Third Floor,