Perth Amboy evening news. [volume], October 05, 1917, Page 16, Image 16

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FOREST MILLS KNIT UNDER
WEAR WEEK OCTOBER
5th TO 12th
Be ready to laugh at "Old Jack Frost"
when he arrives.
'Lay in" a supply of this warm underwear
for the whole winter. Forest Mills Underwear
is knitted to conform with the lines of your
figure—by a special process. Light weight—
medium weight—heavy weight—of vests, pants
and union suits for women and children.
Large Stocks-Many Styles-Most Wanted Shapes,
Sizes And Fabrics
VESTS 65c TO
$1.98
High neck, long sleeves
High neck, short sleeves
Low neck, short sleeves ijj ï
Low neck, no sleeves j j
D. Ν. E. S.
TIGHTS 65c TO
$2.25
ankle length
Cliff knee
UNION SUITS
$1.25 TO $3.49
High Neck, low sleeves
High neck, short sleeves
D. N. E. S.
Low neck, short sleeves
Low neck, no sleeves
OTHER MAKES
IN STOCK
ROOTS, DUOFOLD,
MINERVA, ESSEX MILLS,
and CARTERS
More Fashion News Of Women's
AUTUMN SUITS
For weeks we have been keeping constantly at
it—gathering the very best moderate priced
suits that New York tailors produced. Suits with
the marked differences of the new season. g
$15.98, $18.98,
$20.98, $24.98
to $36.98
Lovely browns, greens and blues. Broadcloth
is represented—Fine jserge, burella and velours
have been extregttfy well tailored. Narrow,
straiKhtJ^ÙNS^onger coats.
Straight, slender lines predominating every,
where.
FUR—that fashionable of all trimmings, is seen
on the greatest portion of these suits.
WAISTS—Just In
New Fall blouses that contrast beautifully with the new
Fall Suits
Simple—tailored models in soft, warm Autumn shades.
The following three groupes are typical values offered in
the waist section.
Plaid Taffeta Waists $4.49 and
$4.98
Smart, tailored, dressy mod
els in rich plaids and over
plaids—convertible collars and
finished with smoked pearl
buttons.
Crepe de Chine Waists $2.95
Made of a better crepe than is oftentimes found in a $5.00
waist.
Tailored style—hemstitched at collar. Small pearl buttons
add a touch of simplicity to these "chic" waists.
Crepe de Chine Waists $2.95
"White or flesh—with very pretty lace medallion trimmings
sailor collars. Heavy quality crepe de chine.
Crepe deChine
Silk Organdie
COLLARS
Newest bits of neckwear
dainties.
Fine Organdie Collar and Cuff
Sets, 49c to $1.25
Georgette Sailor Collars, 98o
New Corduroy Collars With
Smart Lapple Effect, 98c
"Fille" Silk Collars — long
roll effect and embroidered
98c
GLOVES, 9,OCO Pairs Ready
For Fail Business
World known makes, fault
lessly made, by the skilled
glove makers of America.
—Mannish Kids
—Dress Kids
—Washable Kids
Meyers Make leads the
world's glove industry—they
are in abundance here.
MANNISH KIDS,
98c
DRESS KIDS,
$1.25 to $2.25 pair
DRESS Modes Told
In Serge, Satin and
Taffeta
Autum frocks that spell youthful
ness and simplicity. Soft draperies at
the sides—newest pleats—pockets
embroidery yokes, high waisted girdle,
Georgette sleeves and colors—that are
rich as the falling autumn leaves.
$9.98, $12.98, $14.98!
$18.98 to $22.98
Styles—depicting some very clever
touohee" of exclusive frocks.
Now is a good time to choose. Stocks
are complete and prices lower than a
month from now—because silks are go
ing upl
THE CLASSIFIED AD. COLUMNS ABE AS INTERESTING AS THE NEWS COLUMNS AN
JPROBABLY ARE READ BY AS MANY PEOPf
HAIG PUSHES10N
ANOTHER MILE
■ ■
Counter Attacks Fail to Halt
Advancing British.
WELL NOW FIGHT ΠΙ THE OPEN
Attack Directed to Last Enemy Line
Between English and Flat Country
Around Menin—Huns Mowed
Down by the Thousand
London, Oct. 5.—"All of our objec
tives have been gained, positions of
great importance have been won and
over 8,000 German prisoners already
bave reached the collecting stations."
This terse summary of the results
of the great British drive on a nine
mile front east of Ypres came from
Field. Marshal Sir Douglas Haig. He
adds:
"We are now In possession of the
main ridge up to a point 1,000 yards
north of Broodseinde."
The German line—the third of the
great Hlndenburg system—was not
"broken." What was left of it when
the British Infantry went forward at
dawn was literally lifted up and hurled
back as a mass.
Marshal Haig gained on an average
of from one to one and a half miles
on the entire nine mile front stormed.
German units are surrendering In
tact, overwhelmed by the unprecedent
ed tonnage of shells from the British
-uassed batteries and the deadly work
of the British infantry with the bay
onet.
Before Zonnebeke three crack Ger
man divisions, totaling 46,000 men,
were engulfed and practically anni
hilated.
Field Marshal Haig is now attacking
what Is supposed to be the last Ger- !
man line between the British and open
country around Menin and Roulers.
The British are only five or six miles
from the Menin-Roulers railroad,
which le the main supply line for this
whole section of the German front.
This railroad Is in easy reach of British
artillery from their present positions,
while British guns dominate the coun
try between.
For more than two weeks London
has been anxiously awaiting just such
an announcement as was made by Gen
eral Frederick B. Maurice, director of
operations.
Capture All Objectives.
"British troops captured all their ob
jectives on a front of 16,000 yards,
reaching a maximum of 2,260 yards,"
reads the official War Office statement.
"Broodselne is one of the villages cap
tured. Both the first and second ob
jectives on the Passchendaele-Ghelu- ■
velt ridge have been taken."
Marshal Halg's report from field
headquarters was brief. It read: !
"East of Ypres we attacked this
morning on a wide front, with satis
factory progress. A number of prison
3rs havs already been taken."
BOSTON STORE
DUNBAR & Me ROBIE
72 Smith Street Phone 1302 Perth Amboy, N. J,
Beacon Bath Robe Material
eWare showing a superb line
of Bath Robe Material. The
colors are the most wanted and
the patterns such as to en
thuse all that see them. At,
per yard,
45 cts.
Bed Blankets
In white or gray, with pink or
blue border. Size fot three
quarter beds. Regular $1.59
value, at
$1.39
Knit Gloves
For ladies and misses, in
black, white, and gray ; regu
lar 89c value; for Saturday
only, at ,
29 cts.
Beacon Wrapper Blankets
Patterns and colorings are
the best we have ever shown—
light, medium and dark effects,
for ladies' and gentlemen's use,
with frogs; neck and cord belt,
at
$3.75each
CHILDREN'S VESTS AND
PANTS
Fine ribbed, fleece lined, full
bleached. Regular sizes,
35 cts. ***
Extra sizes 40c each
HOSIERY
Children's fine ribbed hose,
extra reinforced heel and toe ;
fast color ; at
15cand 19c
A Pair
CHILDREN'S UNION SUITS
Fine ribbed, fleece lined.
Regular sizes,
69 cts.
Extra sizes, 79o
BOYS' HOSE
Of heavy ribbed cotton, in
1x1 and 2x2 rib, strongly rein
forced heel and toe, at
25cand 29c
A Pair
FREE
CHILDREN'S SCHOOL
DRESSES
Of standard quality gingham,
assorted plaids, correctly made
and finished, at
♦.98»" 1.49
OUTING FLANNEL
PETTICOATS
Good quality, full size \ fine
assortment, at
49, 59,69 cts
Extra large sizes 75c each
Combination Ruler, Pen and Pencil Case, with pen and pencil included, given away with alL
purchases of $2.00 and over.
TERMUNE'S
145 SMITH ST.
Near hobart St.
PERTH AMBOY, N. J.
Where Low Prices Lead
Saturday will be a day of great savings for you if you will take advantage of the low prices which we quote. Goods are
all first class in quality. Prices are much lower than we could sell them at, if we had not purchased our Fall Goods last
Spring, when prices were much lower than they are at the present time. iSiture prices will be higher, and there will be
scarcity of good goods at any price. ν
So Get Yours Early and Save Your Dollars
Green Trading Stamps With All Purchases
Bungalow Aprons, good size,
made of good ginghams, cheeks
and stripes; also plain blue
Chambray.
59c ea.
Crepe (le chine Silk "Waists, a
small lot of white, corn, pink
and black, not all sizes, in all
colors, but a good assortment,
positively worth $2.98 each.
Special at
1.29 ea.
Children's Knitted Wool Caps
and Hats. All colors, large as
sortment of good styles, qual
ities are great for the price;
all sizes from the baby to the
Miss, ranging in price from
59o down to t
19c ea.
Outing Flannel Skirts for wom
en, wide ruffle, heavy flannel,
pretty stripes, worth 50c each.
Special at
39c ea.
Silk Caps for the babies, an im
mense assortment of new and
good styles ; plain and em
broidered; specially priced at
25c, 29o, 50c, 59c, 75c, & $1 ea,
Misses' Wool Mixed Sweaters,
excellent quality; belted backs
■—in Old Rose, Copenhagen
Blue and Maroon, for girls 8 to
14 years of age; extra good
value. Value $3.00 each
Special at
2.49 ea.
Women's Flannel Short Ki
monos, made of good flannel,
pretty floral designs, nicely
trimmed,
59c ea.
Women's Silk Fibre Hose, silk
nearly to the top—colors,
black, white, purple, grey,
bronze, leather spliced heels.
59c pr.
Women's Ribbed Union Suits,
Lisle finished, lace trimmed ;
regular and extra sizes;
Special at
29c a Suit
Men's Maroon Sweaters. Heavy
knit roll collars, wool mixed;
good and heavy, worth at least
$3.00;
Special on Saturday only at
1.98 ea.
Men's Gray Wool Sweaters,
medium weight, roll collars;
all sizes; a good value at $3.50;
Special on Saturday at
2.98 ea.
Children's Heavy Fleeced Vests
and Pants, cream color. Wo
cannot buy them now to sell
for less than 39c each ;
Our Special Price while they
last ι a
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29c ea.
Children's White fleeced
Vests and Pants, a broken as
sortment; not all sizes; worth
29c each ; Special at
19c ea.
Boys Cream Union Suits,
fleeced lined, Fall wyght; an
excellent garment, worth 75c,
Special at
59c a suit
Women's Cotton Stockings,
seamless, black and white j
Special at
12Hc pr.
Navy Blue Serge Middy
Blouses, trimmed ,with red
braid, embroidered on sleeve;
Special at
1.98 ea.
Bath Robes, made of good
heavy blanket flannels; good
patterns for men and women;
Good full sizes priced from
1.98 and up
Women's Ribbed Vests; short
and long sleeves; heavy
weights, worth at least 50
ccnts each ; Special at
39c ea.
Men's Black Cotton Sox, seam,
less feet; worth 11c a pair;
Special on Saturday at
6c pr.
Men's Heavy Brown Mixed
Working Sox, good and heavy,
seamless feet,
12^c pr.
Open Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday Evenings
TERMUNE'S
145 Smith St.
A WELL KNOWN BUSINESS MM IN THIS CITY BUYS ONE UF THE FIRST COPIES OF THE Ν EWS PRINTED EACH DAY FUR
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