The evening world. [volume], November 05, 1920, Final Edition, Page 4, Image 4

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THE EVENING WORLD, .FRIDAY, NOVEMBER
UNITED STATES NAVY
i IS FAST FILLING UP
men slmrl tit Hip anllioMJ'.ed stfrimtli
of iiipnisiniiitity 113,100 n ml It Is Ip"-
tl(t'll lit lilt' DKpllltlllOlll lll.lt till' full
ul ri'iiulli tlll In- irurhul lii'fuic M.iii'li I.
STEAL SUITS WORTH SI 0,000.
I'd I In- Kri l.nfl Itnltlierr lnl'l
fur six ln.
Clollilnir and plrvn conJ Allied at
DUTCH MAY ADOPT
FORM OF REPUBLIC
( 'oiiunivsiuii to Kcvisc Uju-ii i in i n
Submits I'l.in for Clniij-e
, In l;iiturf.
TffR liAOl'n ( A.MoelalMl Press), Nov.
S. Tim poiwIMIIty of becornlni; a repub '
lie Is In prospect for llalland under re -ormnmilntlons
nubmltted to-day by th
conimlsslun appointed to revise the con
stitution. Holland may have a vhaneo
to dlspsnse with loyalty, unleis little
rrlnecis Juliana, now eleven years old,
some day rlvs birth to a son by a
husband whom the Dutch Parliament
approves as her consort.
Tho commission proposes that here-
afii, unless iiutc Is 11 illiect runic 1 - tlltlt Street, who il,iilnl U'IU Imi
en I in' -if j null rut1 t , (hi IMdri'- ' dnj t 11. l.i Hi.- thi-ft t if an .',11 jii.i
mil I., njfne iriH' ul tllo ("mi I i .mil lionii. .Ji- k"it 2. Mh'ii the inn.', k
.cm i it t too ( th, last king. If tlH'it 'ln wi J r I v I if kill' I 1 nuls Mntpli In
chinild he none, the pfupli- shall liuv. frotl, of , uipr.vlromu. was rteeluied
t.n. opportunity to ihuliK' thn form it , . , .
L'nintJiiiisnt Insane to-dny by In Minus H Uregoiy
a of the I'svih'.imtlile Wiinl, Hellevne.
,., .... . . JuuV" Uocji'sUy was toll the I'OV
Vuto Mayer Adjudurd Insane. ,ffere.t from "manic depressive in
Zola rloMfurli, twenty, of No. CS V sanity." Huntence wa postponed.
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Recruits Coming In at 2,300 a Week
HoCannoetlan Vilh Any (Jlher Esfablbhotcnt in the World
Now Only 28,000 Men
Short.
WASHINGTON'. Nov. C- Itectulll lit
I 110,000 were stolen lint Saturday morn
j IriR frnm I-ouls N f'oheri Co , manu
facturer, of No. "I Ilroailwiiy. It wss
, leanieil to-day after the police had kept
tor thi NftVr la profrressltie so sslis-
CUirtlv that naval offlelAls'bvllovi' 11
'Soon wilt Ixs possible to end to a
Jarse number of vessels of (ill classes
fiaw carried on paper as part of thn
f meets, but actunllr tied up nt navy
arda for lack of ere,
llocrult aro cntcrinR -llip service at
t. rate exceeding 2.S0O a -week and the
ralnlnir sUtlons nre dnlly srndlng Urro
numbers of men .to tho fleets after the
.Usual four months of training.
On Nov, 1 the Navy was only 28,000
the robberv aeeret for nearly a weok.
The burglars, who enlnert cntrmvp to
the loft on the second' iloOi of the build
trip at the rvxr, which adjoint a XIn.
cer Ktrcet tenement, bundled up 170
suits ninl overeoits and 12 haliw of
cloth arid carried It throuirh the frmt,
probably to a uniting vehicle. The safo
also Ka for. r open, but It contains!
nothlnir of alue.
7!RT7-PaU&raSTRSET
DIrOADWAY-FlITSI AVCttltt!
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Fifth Avenue at 35th Street, N. Y.
Established 1879
Today and Saturday
special prices on
Young People's Apparel
Misses' 85-oo t0 159-00 Suits-Reduced
69.00
Wonderful suits, these of the very best fabrics and tailoring.
Suede velouc and rayonner are featured, and' many of the models
have smart fur collars and trimming. Values like this are not such
everyday affairs that you can afford to, let this pa99. Sizes 14, 16
and 18, . ' ,
Misses' Good-Looking Coats
48.00
Not claborater-just the simple styles that arc best for real service.
And since they arc simple, the materials and making are excep
tional. Belted models, some with convertible collars, all lined
throughout, in wool -bolivia, veldyne, or suede velour.
Misses' Full Pleated Skirts
15.00
Some are the bright Scotch plaids that look so well with coat, or
sweater1; the others arc the more conservative, but none the less
6mart, navy Men's wear serge. Lengths 31 to 36.
Girls' Goats in Splendid Variety
Originally 25.00 to 32.50
19.50
It's a Jong time since we've seen such good coats as these at this
pricc--Mothers who appreciate value will be reminded of pre-war
offerings. The collection includes tasteful, well-made models of
camel's hair worsted, polo mixtures, silvcrtone, velour or shadow
plaids. Sizes 8 to 16 years, but not all sizes in every style.
Our 19.50 Regulation Dresses
for Girls special 14.50
For Friday and Saturday onlyFine all-wool French serge, with
wide belt and full pleated skirt the conventional braid trimmed
collar. Most of our young patrons own at least one dress of this
type they 'arc so practical for classroom wear. Sizes 10 to 16 years.
Misses' and Children's Dress Hats
15.00
Duvetyns and line French velvets are favorites with the girls and
their mothers. These 15.00 models arc especially good pretty
French flowers lend distinction to many of them. Second floor.
Girls' Warm Blanket Robes, 4.85
Light blue, rose or copen floral pattern binding of satin ribbon.
Cord girdle. 4 and 6 years, 3.75. 8 to 12, years, 4.85. Second floor.
Sale of Boys' Domet Flannel
Pajamas 1.75 1.95
Fancy stripe patterns, one or two piece models. One piece r to
12 years 1,75. Two piece 10 to 18 years 1.95. N
ass?Y,ow Never Paj Moie at Best's.
MWI WLff-'g .J-iLll .imammm i in
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5 AVEN0E.AT56T?1 STREET
Secvnd.ftoor -Take Cltvator
Thursday & Friday
HITS SAXE MAKES THE MOST REA
SONABLE 1'ltICES IN TOWN STILL
LOWER.
THE MATERIALS ARE BEYOND
CRITICISM.
THE MODELS ARE FROM OUR LATEST
STOCK
65.00 V
Fur Trimmed,
Wrap Coats
6500
y rnts SAhB
of Vel-dcUvpne,
Nutria Collar.
Sil Sflfon Trim.
.S'llfc Lined and
Sloth I'ockcte,
Valued up to $115.00
CHAMOISTYNE,
LUSTItOLA,
ORLANDO,
CALEDONIA
BOLIVIA,
VELDYNE
TRIMMINGS OF '
AUSTRALIAN
OPOSSUM AND
NUTRIA.
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-Specially Priced-
Higher Priced Dresses
Selected from Our Regular Stock
Embroidered, Beaded, Plain and
Tailored, in Saiin, Georgette,
n- Values to
Chine, Crepe Meteor, 1 rtcotme. rr.00
f s
$35
pa
OaB Aa iC-a. ;?n
in the Greatest Sale the
United Mills has ever held
New, fresh merchandise just received.
Thousands of yards, in dozens of desirable
shades and beautiful patterns
At Before-the-War Prices
Georgettes, 40 in. wide $1 yd.
Satins, 36 in. wide $1 yd.
Taffetas, 36 in. wide $l.yd.
Crepe de Chines, 40 in. wide $1 yd.
Linings, Habutais, Jerseys,) ,
Shirtings, Printed Georgettes j 1 y
United Mills
New York Showrooms
2 West 28th St., Near 5th Ave.
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SALAO I z
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PURITY and uniform quality
are absolutely certain with
every can of Mazola.
Mazola-cooked foods are easily
digested even by delicate people
who cannot eat animal fats.
And r e m e m b e r Mazola
'Keeps" indefinitely. You don't
need to put it in the ice-box.
Com Product R fining Co.
P. O. Box 161
Nw York City
hu Collared HolmaVkaps
FOR. OTAEN AND -AUSSES
c1fF
OJ2DING SAVLNGS OPPORTUNITIES
OF AN EXCEPTIONAL CILAACTEPj?
Sixty Dollars
JNe'W FRONT BELTED WRAPS OF BOLIVIA WITH
WIDE THREE QUARTER SLEEVES AND WITH
DEEP COLLARS OF AOLBt RICHLY SILK LINED
AND "WAJRAVLV INTERLINED
NEW TRICOTINE FROCKg
VERY SPECIALLY PRICED
PERFECT TAILORING 19 THE DOMINANT FEATUBE
OF THESE CHAR AUNG FROCKS, SOAE AR&
EABROIDERED, OTHERS BRAIDED OR BEADED x
SHOWN IN REDINGOTE, TUNIC AND STBAIGHTLINE
EFFECTS
$35
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cBroad,way
whs $c(miatyi
cAt 34th Street
Will Hold Friday and Saturday
A Sale of
Imported Beaded Bags
PERSONALLY SELECTED BY OUR
REPRESENTATIVE IN PARIS
Special at
$2450
'ASTERPIECES in bead embroidery,
skilled French beadworkers having
produced with the tiniest of beads
that which only old' masters were able to
create with brush and oils. Pretty posies
in pastel shades are shown against dark
backgrounds, modern art effects afe shown
in teally wonderful colorings, and designs
typical of old Chinese tapestries find ex
pression in others.
The majority are suspended from
shell frames, but there is also a
good selection for those who just
love a drawstring bag.
Wain Floor
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