The evening world. Newspaper, June 26, 1919, Page 16

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2 ES id ; a X IEA FRIDAY Wen of With Averne Two-Day Sale BLOUSES Sight-Seeing. the rest of his party to Niagara turn to New York. The Brazilians spent a great part * seeing, pausing at for a luncheon at the Astor, where they were the guests of the Pan-American Society. Tt was eaid that an effort would be made to bring about a meeting between Dr. Pessoa and the “Presi- dent of the Irish Republic,” who is also stopping at the Waldorf-Astoria, Rodman Wanamaker, Chairman of the Mayor's Committes on Reception for distinguished guests, received a telegram from EB. N. Hurley of the Bhipping Board regretting that he had been unable to attend the ban- quiet for Dr. Pessoa last night. Mr, Hurley said that plans are now being formulated by the Shipping to place In service six passen- ahi between New York and io de 5 “We have asked the War Depart- ment to release six ships already se- tomes for the service,” be mid. “There is no single thing that we could do which would be, more effec- tive than this in binding the United States and Brasil closer together,” Among the guests at to-day’s luncheon were Rodman Wana- maker, William Fellowea Morgan, John Barrett, W. G. McAdoo, James Speyer, Grover A. Whalan, Rear Ad- miral Caperton, Major Gen. Joseph Kuhn, J Bassett Moore, Elbert H. | Gary, Paul M. Warburg, Ekis F. | [/2 tchcock and Frank H. Hi STORE OPEN ALL DAY (SATURDAY) UNTIL 5:30 P.M. , HEARN Poarteamh Otreot West of Fifth Avenue - FRIDAY— SATURDAY— PRE ———— Week-End Specials —IN OUR— ; NEW MEN’S SHOP | Direct Entrance 32 West 14th Street t's STYLWEAR CLOTHING FOR MEN AND FEATURING QUALITY, SERVICE AND PRICE. . MEN’S FINE SUITS Conmersite= vee edt for young fen wormed and ine woolen in n, light 2,400 Men’s Fine Shirts Pongee, repp, woven and printed madras— large assortment of colada on white 1 52 —soft cuffs—all sizes—special ° Men's Palm Beach Suits . Special 1,200 Men's Shirts 1.00 Colored stripes on white—sizes 14 to 17. Men's White Soisette Shirts | 18.50 WN sw cabsabaceaers a 1.66 With and without collars. Youthful and conservative styles. ’ 210 Men's Suite Special Styles for younger and older men. Men's White Otis Underwear Men's White Duck Trousers | 1.95 MOURN ss eich) <idcki Chagas } 19 Special........ eeeeeeeeeeeves Plow, 2 opnem aoled for, density; shirts with Men's Flannel Trousers } 4.95 foneted. All’sisee complete. ciuaieuae Special...... > RA ba Men's Porosknit Union Suits Black hairline stripes on white ground. Special ....... eonnenen concer | 96 200 Pairs of Men’s Khaki Short sleeves and ankle length Trousers 1.65 | Men’s Summer Pajamas 1.95 Made of soft finished i Men's Straw Hats 1.85 Rough straws, soft brims; also toyos, many styles. Men's Fine Sennets and | 4.24 Men's Serge Trousers Men's Bathing Suits ; YES! WE SELL FISHING TACKLE fancy straws— "HE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1919. ome onto or rR ESS EES, EH ) ERO INV new yore Toe aes SATURDAY FAMILY TO RETURN a er eee wo @mong the teachers of Public ~ ‘Wo, 66 at Richmond Street and Ridgs- President-elect of Brazil and wood Avenue Brookiyn, where #00 Patty Spend Most of Day |Purlit of the primary. grete were celebrating the day prior to the elos- ing of the term. The fire started in the teachers’ room. Dr. Bpitacie Pessoa, preadent-| Miss Mary Duncan, the prigcipal, elect of Brasil, will finish bis Now #ent out the fire signal for the kid- York visit this evening and go with “!¢ to “beat it” rom their classes and then turned in an alarm. Falls, Then he will go to Ottawa, | y while the women of the party re rain and scampering with shouts SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK MONDAY MORNING WONDERS, | 4 MEDICAL AID FOR FIGHTERS. |Sir*sc wo eder: ung suparviion sgt tke a Bublic. health service and &, health WASHINGTON, June 26.—Organtza- |cet will be In charge at each tlon of fourteen medical districts where | "re tpparatus chatterca up vo te butle-| CHAUFFEUR KILLED BABY; The New York headquarters are at niating discharged soldiers, sailors and marines| no, 280 Broadway, covering Connectl- rushed to the school, but when they Bot there the fire was -out and the : children were being marched back to see ° re se neati- Indicted for Manslaughter, Driver | who are beneficiaries of the war risk ins |eut, New Yorke tt con of surgeon Fi. of Ten-Ton Truck Makes Futile | treatment, was announced lay by C. Smith, per | _ es Signal and Young-| schoot, heen becigintinenisines 263 ALIENS TO BE DEPORTED.) | Excuse of Defective Brakes. Spies and German Agents te Bonrd| Indicted for manslaughter for running Ship at Chatieston, 8. ©. over a two-yearvold child with « ten-ton SANBAS CITY, truck, James , twenty-three, + June 2%6—A party | 226 Hast 27th Street, pleaded guilty Of 263 enemy aliens guarded by three | of ansault before Judge Rosalsky in Gen- officers sted have {eral Sessions yesterday and was sen- par ins a - a arr Ove | tenced to the penitentiary for an inde- ee ee Ug1A8, | terminate term. Utah, en route to Charleston, 8, C.,| Ta Sal's defense was that the brakes priso on his truck were defective when bebo bo ners will be included 7, down and killed Lena Paff ot No. in the sailing list of a steamer teav-|4o1 fast 13th Street, March 25, at ing tor Germany soon. The prisonors, |13th Street and pach B. Pe sentenc- age Rosalsky said: it was stated, are spies, German |'"s him Ju 7 duns qad tcuetelal, Weekes ot| “Tee Seerty Are, Satermained, that the world who have been gathered up in Mexico, Canada, Honolulu and thé Western part of the United States. BLOOMINGDALES | 59TH TO 60TH STREET eee LEXINGTON TO 3D AVENUE Put Out Flames. A little fire shortty before noon to- Honest Advertising i. @ topic we all hear now-a-days tecause so many people are in- clined to exaggerate. Yet has any physician told you that we claimed tnreasonable remedial properties for Fletcher’s Castoria? Just ask them. We won’t answer it ourselves, Wwe know what the answer will be. ‘That it has all the virtues to-day that was claimed for it in its early days is to be found inits increased use, the recommendation by prominent physicians, ‘and our assurance that its standard will be maintained. ‘ Imitations are to be found in some stores and only because of the Cas-' toria that Mr. Fletcher created. But it is not the genuine Castoria that Mr.’ Fletcher Honestly advertised, Honestly placed before the public, and from diy shall stop. There is no excuse for! which he Honestly expects to receive his reward. any driver taking out a car or a truck| m4 when the brakes of the machine are de- | Geauine Onstaria always bears the signature of ,, reckless Griving in the streets of this Boys and girls filed out into the ‘ards and into the street, enjoying glee into the shelter of stores, i ys — 4 yi, \> = a and ¢,. SATURDAY Only a —— ~ ft ee SSS For Two Days Only—Friday and Saturday—Open Evenings to 9.30 If you want a real bargain in a used Piano or Player, be sure to call Friday or Saturday, when we will place on sale more than 300 instruments of all makes and styles at prices far below their present actual yelue. Every Piano and Player offered in this sale will be sold at such a low price that we will be glad to take them back any time within one year after date of purchase at full value for any new Walters Piano or Player. The following list represents only a few of 4 of bargains to select from. = Free with Each Piano A Piano Stool and Delivery Call to-morrow—be amongst the first to take advantage of this sale. Free with Each Piano ' * A& Piano Stool and Delivery Fs Zz ma vitog sUnaUeneeeeeevagyueeeueun vepeeear UECUUOLUUSUGTUCEVGUCGLUUAELTCEOELEOED COBUMUSUINUELATO ATe0IbENOGLSOONIDUOADARELELOE UL YOW $200 | $25 200 25 175 35 200 40 250 40 225 50 A WEEK ais ON PIANOS 225 60 «6C 00 SCSCiLL arch... ! 20 | 6 Ses Fifth Avenue Piano. .Zbony 225 65 U. S. Pianoforte Co. .Ebony 225 65 Prince & Son... ‘ 225 65 Weser Bros. . 275 65 aay ol Jacob Bros... 300 65 * Sherw . 275 135 Bein Bros. & Co... 225 | 65 Free with Each Player Schubert. .. 275 |. 148 250 75 n Walters... « 5 300 145 250 | 75 Bench, 12 Rolls Music, Delivery anderson & Co ‘Mah. | 300 | 145 250 vty Kurtz...... oe 5 285 145 250 15 Now Fischer 300 145 225 1% 145 Walters 800 145 225 1% ne Harmony 300 145 250 75 275 275 155 235 | 75 325 Kelso & Co. 275 | 155 350 | 00 js eeeemandGoms, Moh. | 450 | gap Weete Brev..- were 300 85 Walters.... 300 155 5—Walters. 475 345 275 85 Walters 300 165 3—Walters 475 375 225 85 Walters 275 165 1—Walters 500 375 250 85 Weser 250 175 5—Walters 500 425 250 90 Walters eee 325 175 . 7—Walters 550 450 325 90 Walters... ote 5 300 175 3—Walters 600 450 300 95 Walt 625 47 Steinway. oe 450 175 oo te TNE. Walters... 325 | 195 | 250 95 Walters... 300 195 275 110 Pl Walters... 275 195 4 275 110 Wa ers 325 210 2 am} he Terms fe bs layers Ms eve im) ne 300 115 x 7 Walters 325 225 200 115 ONLY, $2 A WEEK Walters... 300 225 i 275 | 115 ee Walters.... 300 245 \ < a= eet Exchange Privilege—You can exchange any Piano Rarebaped Open Evenings—For the convenience of those who cannot call during this sale for a new Walters Piano or Player Piano. You may during the our Piano Department will remain open Friday and use it for a whole year and if you wish to exchange we will allow the Saturday evenings until 9:30. Kindly use entrance at 166 East 60th entire amount paid to apply toward the purchase of a new Walters | Street, between Lexington and Third Avenues. Direct elevator to Piano or Player Piano. Piano Department, Third Floor. == fave, Ss “

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