The evening world. [volume], April 23, 1920, Final Edition, Page 8, Image 8

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Bur:
pT'L" PILLAR; 4 HURT
F.
;'NVa$ Returning From Answering
False Alarm From Up-
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U, town oiorc
Thft tnAr Af Enirtnfl Comninv Mo. 1.
F. while returning to mtartera In 2th
jflitreet, near BeventA Avenue, t 1 A. M.
to-day. traa awerred to avoid nilUnc a
i; aoutbUaund automcslle and ran Into an
It tT pillar.
Albert Krauboei, twenty-eight, the
"cUauJTtur. vras thrown and received n
i 1 poaatbl fracturo of tho akull. Firemen
Brncat Rectar, thirty! noger O'SuIllvnn,
' thirty-four and James O'Dwycr, twen-
ty-sli, were alao hurled to the atreet
and rcctlvod painful cuta and brulaea.
Th .firemen were returning from a
Fifth Avcnuo deportment atora, from
v mien more tiad been an automatic
alarm which proved to be fnlae. It
was tno aecona acciaem or in Kind
ITI
: within a few day. There la a depnrt
r. nient tradition that mora men are hurt
answering tftlae alarms than In colnir
to fliea.
Tiers )xirw to Preaent OTetlal 1
Perahlnic.
rtOinV'E.t.U -N. M.. April 23.-3en
3ohn J. I'orshlnir has accepted an Invl
'Lallan to deliver tho wmmtnwmfnL iH.
if'1rM at the New Mexico Military In
'iiiuia iicrc on uy -. iie mea.n
Votd ID tan General bv 1h tut ro-iI.i-
f falon of tb Klata L41atur will k.
ItrfMMMl.
Jbrmerfy of VOcna Bjtot.
Frank G.Maguire
I 647 Eighth Ave. 1 I Near 42 o. St.
Men, Read This:
Every man is interested in getting the best clothing
value his money can buy and that's why we feel
that we're entitled to your patronage.
WkiU nt are ray to reach from tTtrywhcre we are out
of the high rent district , ,, .
White ut carry great ami complete ttoeJuipe eliminate
txpenxive luyivg orianitotioiu at every garment i
personally selected.
We're doing n big business on an honest basis, so
you are assured of -real savings as well as full satisfac
tion in cvf ry transaction.
SUITS ond &, A Aft and up
10FCOATS PVF.UU to 80.00
jOpcn Saturday Evening
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HATS
SUNDAY
WORLD J WANT8
WORK MONDAY
MORNING
WONDERS
The National Hat
STETSON
Where big men congregate,
the Stetaon hat easily pre'
dominates. Stetsons at $8
to $35 to complete the qual
ity line of LONQ'S haUat
$4 to $7.
We are New Yorh'i
Largeit Stetson
DliMbutori
B'way at loth
B'way at 27th
a way at ssa
Nassau and Ann
VIM t
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4 1 B'way at loth t)
B'way at 27th M
faHi i B'way at 33d
jHl' T Nassau and Ann $
cH! I IS Other Shops In Wt
y) Brooklyn, ' Eft
IJu New Jersey fa)
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DRY-COLD-AIR FUR
STORAGE VAULT ON PREMISES
Furs Thoroughly Cleaned by Compressed Air Process
furs Repaired Furs Remodeled
BONWIT TELLER. 6CO
8ur iSfxxxaItt tSiofigf OrcjwotionA
FIFTH AVENUE AX 36 STRESX
- Saturday An Important Special Sale
MISSES' APPAREL
Much Below Regular Prices
No C. 0. D's No Credits No Exchan&es
r
Misses' Tailored Suits
Regularly 59:50 to 69.50 48 .0 0
Tailored, eton and pony models of navy blue and black. Poiret
twill and serge, simply tailored and with bindings of braid or
taffeta. Sizes 14 to 18.
Misses' Tailored Suits i
Regularly 79.50 to 95.00 6 5.00
is Navy blue Poiret twill and tricotihe suits inv embroidered
''' and braided styles of ctons and box coatswith novelty belts.
A'so plain tailored styles n mannish effects. Sizes 14 to 18.
Misses' Tailored Suits I'Li '
Regularly 110.00 to 165.00 vS.OO
Many novelty treatments in eton, box and tailored effects are
included in this collection, featuring the very highest types
, in misses' tailored and costume suits. Sizes 14 to 18.
Just Between
; Ourselves
I'The big differ-
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the sauce that
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MADE IN U. S. A.
sAt Grocers and Delicateisen BtorcfS
C. Prilchard. 327 Spr!n St.. N. T.
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without the Cream, In dry,
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Misses' Tailored & Dressy Frocks
Made to sell for 59.50 to 85.00 38.00
A collection of odd dresses, some slightly handled. Included
are only two or three of a kind. Sizes 14 to 20.
Misses' Tailored & Afternoon Dresses
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Made to sell for 75.00 to 110.00 58.00
Dresses of taffeta, sat'n, crepe de chine, plain and figured
Georgette and beaded effects in l'ght and dark colorings.
Alto tailored types in Poiret twill and tricotine. Sizes 14 to 20.
Misses' Tailored & Af ternoon Dresses
Made to sell for 85.00 to 135.00 68.00
Dresses of Georgette crepe, taffeta, satin, crepe de chine,
handsome embroidered and gold thread treatment. Also
dretsts of Poiret twill, tricotine and fineserge. Sizes 14 to 20.
Bedroom Suites from $150.00 Up.
CREDIT TERMS
$3.00 Down on $50
5.00 " " 75
7.50 - "100
10.00 " " 150
16.00 " " 200
25.00 " "300
104th
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St. "U
Station
at
Corner
Open
Satur.
day
Eve-
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Apartmenta Furnished Complete
on basy fayments.
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Your refrigerator can poison
your family
Disease germs breed In the drain pipe
of your refrigerator. They settle In the
milk and on the vegetables and fruits.
More disease b contracted from
persons than things, yet scores of
people get typhoid from refrigerators
apparently spotless.
riuth the drain pint wtth SrlptioNMhel
olitflon. SflphivNathol purine! KmM
It sum ft. Your nfrlitmcr can oms
poUoa th food your family can. j.
Ct SvlpHo-Nattiol from druj and d;rf
mcnt Korea. I h bultmo-Napcholio
Boaion. Dh&.Co.,N.Y.aridnilU.,
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Ascrtta.
SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK WONDIRS
The Store 'is- dosed" at ,S P. M, da-ly
I. Altmmt
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MADISON. AVENUE - FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK
Thirty-fourth Street "telephone 7000 Murray hill, Thirty-fifth Street
REDUCTION SALE:
.
to commence to? morrow (Saturday)
The merchandise comprised inn these
offerings is all belo original cost
Womnieini9 Dresses
( 10
of serge, satin; taffeta and georgette at $235
Also
The remainder off this season's amportatiibitis
FrenicHi Model Gowns
at fless than ' one-half the cost to 5 m port
(Third Floor)
s
' "'f BELOW COST
Over 1,400 Women's Bloyses
Blouses of cream-color net, with collar and cuffs of
machine-made filet ... . . .at 53,45
Blouses of georgette or chiffon, mostly in suit shades,
at ..... $4.50
, (Second Floor)
i
BELOW COST .
Children's' Gimiglhannni Dresses
Dresses of striped or checked gingham; sizes 6 to
U years at $3.25
Dresses of blue, green or lavender checked gingham;
sizes 10 to 16 years . . . . .at .$4.50
(Second Floor)
BELOW COST
Women's Hosiery
Black or white silk, with lisle-thread tops, toes and heels,
per pair $1.15
Black, white, cordovan or gray silk, with lisle-thread
tops and soles per pair $1.50
Black silk, with openwork instep (war tax additional)
per pair . $2.90
(First Floor)
BELOW COST
fl9O500 Pairs of Women's Oxfords
at $6.75 Per pair
These Oxfords are made of brown kidskin, and brown
or black calfskin; with practical leather heels.
(Second Floor)