The evening world. Newspaper, July 7, 1919, Page 5

TRAIN HITS AUTO; 5 KILLED. Twe of the Victims Were Just Back From France, WILKES- BA: RRE, Pa., July 7—Fy wete killed and another ls Tn hospital as the remwit of a ay accident here. T! vi ‘a hewspape: a it whi ing at Ww cross}: At, ‘om France ‘ant Were going to Pittston to visit reintiens UPTOWN -|Branch Opens To-day 309 MADISON AVENUE 2 Doors Below 424 St, Wiss in ‘Vicinity of Grand Cen. teal Station call and get coquai the new Branch of Cush , “If It's a Nut We Have It.” |, Our new store will carry + wme grade of high grade nuts that ye handle downtown—same service » PEANUTS 15¢ QUART Jumbo Peanuts + roasted twice daily. Deliveries anywhere, You can order by telephone, Cortland 4139. “NUTS IN THE DIET” on request CHAS. S. CASH 7° 223 Pulton St. Half 909 Madison Av. 2 4 \ Bik W. Hudson Ter. doors below 424 St. GERMAN TROOPS. SENT 10 QUELL ce RIOTS OF STRIKERS FRANKFORT, July 7 (Associated Press).—The railway -strikers, have been holding up train service in Southern and Eastern Germany, decided to-day to resume work. but insist that their demands be met. The workers will hold themselves in readiness for united action in case the Government's decision is adverse. BERLIN, July 7 (Associated Press). —The Government is sending troops to important points affected by the! strike of railway men in Southern and Western Germany and hopes that through them it can master the situation which is admitted to be grave, The important centre of Frankfort was last night completely in the hands of the strikers and Berlin was unable to communicate with the main station there, ‘Trains from Berlin bound for occupied territory west of the Rhine are being held, South and westward trains also are being held at the junction points of Hanover, Lehrte and Wittenberg. The action vf the strike leaders in Moving their headquarters from Ber- lin to Frankfort upparently outwitted the Government. The strategy of the | strikers in moving to Frankfort, it is believed, was for the purpose of bein jable to strike a blow at the chief centres of the Russian and Hessian railroads. who At Wittenberg Government troops are manning and despatching food trains from Hamburg. At Hanover the students of the Technical College are voluntecring as engineers and On Sale Everywhere } “HARMS are 100% sugar; highly flavored with the juice of luscious fruits. The most delightful con- fection for anyone at any time—day or night. Everybody Likes Them—Everybody Wants Them THE FLAVOR CHARMS askaxorite one of *hue.¢ n lusectous Myr ors oF Charms TARR ei I fe FRUIT TABLE TS. Buy them by the box SS | ‘ Harvest Month! Farmers must wait until Sep- | tember for their harvest-—but the SHOPPERS' HARVEST 1S NOW. July is the big bargain ale month. The goods must go by the reductions? Walnut Lining Room Suite China Closet, S. Tea Wagon M Period design in mahogany, with removable 98 on ae ; SSaeanneeen AURA \"} NontHWest CORNER SIXTHAVESIO™= OTR. } Greenpoint Enamel Bed Shoppers! This Is Your ¥x -inch jow! Are YOU going to profit hover heavy cross rods and fillers; 4 ft. 6 in.. “‘We Make Terms to Fit’’ Plain Figure Tags on Everything MOTOR TRUCK DELIVERIES EVERYWHERE 4-Pe.Queen Anne Period American Four pieces, consisting of Buffet, 60 inches wide; Table, Dining Table, continuous $ Grass Rags 48 Porceloid Side Icer 524° \ ie) Hygienic, asillustrated. . lovely shades of rose, pink, blue, laven- der, and Copenhagen. with deep flounce; hand embroidered in two tone effects, Petticoats in models embroidery trimmed, and on the newest of straight lines. Style, notably excellent and values unusual at these prices. bodice top and shoulder strap styles,’ tight or loose knee. Suits, all of which were much higher - priced, THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, JULY 7, 1919. Children’s Two Passenger Garden Swings Reduced to $6.50 jeventh Floor, rvem JULY CLEARANCE SALES = is sai - In Progress : pirediinc a sulting A twice-yearly occasion, a time when we place on sale all surplus lots, dis- contributes Novelty Voile- (One Illustrated) $3.95 fb gee so — ar str an corded white Voile, sheer and cool for Midsum- mer wear. A sim- ple, pretty model, with low round collar and cuffs, edged with fine Valenciennes lace. nusual value at jis very attrac- tive price. Georgette Crepe Blouses At the Greatly Reduced Price A collection of smart models, silk or bead embroidered, lace trimmed, frill jabot and overblouse styles. In dainty shades of bisque, grey, flesh and in white. Third Floor Breakfast Coats $5.95 Box-loom Crepe of fine texture, in A girdled model Several hundred of these fashionable Seven Smart Models, made of superior staan abana Capes, so qanabait denands for Summer | quality Men’s Wear Serges, and Pibed $10.00 , wear, featuring style notes new, exclusive, | throughout with finest Foulard Silks. Four Three decidedly effective models, in Lingerie © ae portunity Made Possible by the Fetes. 9 rebar poet Entire dented, fine striped sind Seats ores Petticoats poke ca Stock Secured at Unusual Concessions and Priced Accordingly. Voiles, Dresses with sheer Organdie col- $1.50 and $1.95 An exceptional offering of dainty quality, finishing details are Second Floor, Union Suits 85c Women’s Union Suits, gauze weight, A group of odd Ground Floor Natural W illow Reed Furniture Furniture Interestingly priced. Can be stained in any color at a small addi-| 8t¢red in chintz. tional cost. Sofa Settees Rocker Arm Chairs (2 pieces) Wing Chairs Rockers $95.00 Tables 38th Street 6 qt. Saucepots with cover Ivory Finish, Uphol-| | Lord & Tavlor | FIFTH AVENUE 39th Street Store Hours 9 A. M. to 5 P.M.—Closed All Day Saturdays During July and August continued lines, odd lots,:and broken sizes, all cut pieces and short lengths A Notable Sale Women’s Serge Capes None C. O. D. $19.50 No Approvals, A Price Representing Less Than Cost to Make. Third Floor each This attractive Reed Suite is finished in rich 64.75; Arm Chair, $32.75; Rocker, $32.75 brown. Oriental Cane Tables | 20 distinctive models reducedfor quick clearance, Te carrera daa ree. eo - a Housefurnishings High Grade Sanitary White and White Enamel Cooking Utensils 6 qt. Saucepans with cover ry | ‘i 25 i 2 qt. Coffee Pots with hinged cover 114 qt. Teapot with hinged cover The quantities are limited. Mail and telephone orders will be filled only while quantity lasts. Fine Reed Suites, finished in blue; complete with Sofa, $148.75; Arm Chairs, each $59.75. Natural Willow Arm Chair The ‘‘Chelsea”’ durable construction Closing Out the Summer Furniture | finished in ivory, up- Chinese |\holstered in cretonne|} Sea Grass Sofa ‘ Arm Chair at reduced prices Rocker to close (3 pieces) Sathana $132.00 pia Rockers Norfolk Suits With Extra Knickers, For Boys Reduced to $9.75 Pink Satin Corsets textured pink Satin, in a daint model, wit elastic band at top; medium length, with eyelets below front aS steel. Designed for slender and medium figures. Lord & Taylor Special Corsets—$1.95 Figured material, ina lightly boned model, witlPelastic band at top and free hip; suit- able for average figures. American Lady Corsets—$2.25 An Ath etic model, made of mercerized Tricot, with flexible boning and elastic insert at waist jine; designed for tennis, golf and sports wear generally. jecond Floor, Women’s Voile Dresses In a Specially Planned Sale lars, cuffs, vestees and folds, or dainty with Valenciennes lace edges; silk girdled. Very neatly made in every detail and remarkable values at $10.00. Third Floor Continuing the Sale Women’s Suits $25.00 and $39.50 Spring Tailormades, marked for clear- ance in many instances at less than wholesale cost. Serge, Poiret Twill, Tricotine and shepherd Cheviot Suits, the majority in navy blue and black. Included are all sizes, up to 52, but not all sizes in every style. Third Floor Odd Pieces of Willow Reed Fibre, Furniture ine of the many durable Reed Suites, finished in ivory. O; Sofa, $52.75; Arm Chair, $32.75; Rocker, $32.75. Ce ae | | | | | a | | Sr | | a |