The evening world. [volume], December 10, 1920, Final Edition, Page 15, Image 15

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, THE EVENING
WORLD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1920.
1.3'
BOY FAKED RANSOM NOTE.
Vermont Yonngnlrr Wantrrt f(IOO
nd t'laynl on Motlier'n Lots.
IVtDE PAIIK, Vt, Iec. 10 Thu do
tuind on Mra. JIaudo Laplant (or 00
runnom for the return of her mlssirth
OTntpon-ycar-old ton, Grovcr, thrro
Weeks ago was an Invention of the
youth himself, according to t. con"
alon that he Is lOlcKed to have maile to
lay to W. R. Tncpy, State's Attorney
of Uamotlle County and 12. (J. Itrow.i, a
rrlvntr detective. IIo promised to a.!
tils mother's forgiveness.
On Nov. JO Mrs. Laplant found on ir
'loorstep n box containing a r.otp a
inR that If ahe wished again tj sew h t
son ho must place the ransom money
In the box and leave It unBunrdeil or
"his body would be disposed of."
That naniu evening Laplant ivn."
found apparently dazed In a tucaf
house lie mild that while unlkti'i;
liomo from the rnllroad station th-";
men In a closed automobile seized htm
nil knocked lilm senseless. Later he
said he escaped from a tree to nlilch lie
had been tied and wandored to tne
lucar nouse.
Toklo DIsnvutTs IVurnlntr to ( nun.
illnn Mlnnlitinrlr.
TOKIO. Dec. 10. Responsibility for
n. letter sent to Cunndlnn tnlsHlonarles
at Changtno. Manchuria, by a mili
tary commission, rIvIiik warning tlmt
any uplritual or inuterlal assistance
tfven Corcnn malcontents by lliitish
missionaries would lend to n breach
In tlio Kood understanding between
Japan and Urent Hrltaln, nan been
disavowed by the Korelun Olllce here.
Tho llrttish Oovernnjent lias hern In
formed thu Foreign Olllco had no
knowledge, of tlio letter nnd olllcluls
privately declare It tho work of a
single ofMcer.
500 MIDDIES ARE POSTED.
ANNArOMS, Dec. 10. "Tho Christ
ram Tree." the list of midshipmen
posted annually at the Naval Acad
emy at this time to warn thono who
must Improve In their scholarships
or be In danger of falling; at ths
snml-annual examinations, contains
nbout 500 names, noariy one-fourtn of
the avademy personnel. Of theso 176
belong to tho now fourth class.
The number Is a little larger tRan
usual, but It Is explained that tho
passing mark has been raised from
25 to zn, and also tlmt midshipmen
from schools, whereas formerly they
all naa to pass entrance examinations.
SAVE 40
Special Importer's Sale
GERMAN '
DRESDEN BrlcatBrac
THE DOLL St TOY SHOP
132 Cut I2lit Itrw. at L.ilnoton Au.
I IPO W.it 421 Strt.t, tt S. W. Cor. ct tin Av.
, . , ... . ' r I W I ailfl) l ai FT . mpi vi m nww:
have been admitted on certificates 1 1 bo Braidoir, Cm. 27th Stmt, Suit, toil
WHERE THE
RENT
IS LOW
OUR
PRICES ARE
LOWEST
144 West 34th St., 8MESLtt.!
Sensible
Xmas
Suggestions
Nothing will
make your little
C I r 1 f happier
than
A Smart Dress
or Coat
WHY not a dainty Georgette
or velvet party frock, a
pretty serge or tricotind dress?
Prices are now reduced to almost
wholesale cost.
IN COATS, our handsome selec
tion of new models of Broad
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economies.
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MADISON AVENUE - FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK
Tharty-fourth Street Thirty-fifth Street
For to-morrow (Saturday)
Am Important .Clearaoce Sale of
3,00 Pairs of
Men's AlMeatheir Boots
(the greater miiuimlber of Balta make)
Bt $6759 8.75 & 9.5 perPir
These are eKtrcordtnarEEy low' prices, made for the purpose
of insuring a quick disposal. All sizes and various
leathers (Mack only at the first price) are represented, but
not in every style.
(Sixth FEccr, Thirty-fourth Street elevators)
For toniorrow (Saturday)
Boys' Woolen Suits
(Sizes 8 to 17)
with two pairs of knickerbockers, at the greatly
reduced price of
$23.50
A Sale of Coys' Fyroisfnflogs
ccrffiprislrag
Boys' Pajamas, of outing flannel and other, cotton
materials, in one and two-piece styles; a number of pat
terns to select from; sizes 4 to 18 at fl
Boys' Blanket Robes, in fright, attractive designs;
sizes 8 to 18 at
Boys' Blouses (neckband style) in various patterns;
sizes 7 to 14 at tyQ
Boys' Shirts, of woven striped madras; sizes 12 to 14
. neckband at 075
(Sixth Floor)
IE D M A H
FAMOUS FITTING FOOTWEAR
PreWar Values in
Useful Xmas Gif.s
Eight Stores
Full of Novelty Footwear
for Men, Women & Children
Dainty, attractive, useful
footwear is always an accept
able and highly appreciated
Xmas gift.
Friedman's h a s always
been the headquarters for
dependable Xmas footwear
novelties at lower-than-elsc-where
prices.
This season the values are
greater than you have seen
in years. Our abundant
variety enables you to shop
simply and easily for your
entire family. Buy Early.
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5320 Filth Aft.,
Ni.ir Utti rn.
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It vS'
2 Floor 15W34&S1
The Home
of
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Brands
of Men's
and
Young
Men's
Clothe
Octwecn
Fifth Ave.
& Broadway
m
Floor Shot
ol ttt Kin.
in tht
Wur
OPPOSITE
WALDORF
MOTEL
OPEN DAILY TILL f P. M.
SATURDAY TILL 9 P. M.
JUNIOR'
oys
juvenue
.75
Suits
Formerly $15 $18 $20
THEN you examine these suits you will readily see
J that they were well worth the prices they quoted
previously. They were good purchases at their
former prices, but at $5.75 are most exceptional. All arc
beautifully tailored and styled throughout.
Sizes 3 to 6 years
Boys' Boys'
Smart Mackinaws .Norfolk Suits
d t 1 CJ with I and 2 pair of pants
tyl.l.yb $14 85
Formerly $15, $18, $20 , ! Me
Sizes 8 to 18 years Formerly $22.50 to $25
Sizes 8 to 18 years
Boys' Juvenile dvercoats ijoys. Juvenie Overcoats
$10.75 $16.75
Formerly $18.75 Formerly $22.50 to $25
Sizes 2U to 8 years s 3 (o Q ycarg
Splendid Savings on Bo s' Furnishings
Boys' Flannel Blouses
2.95
Formerly $3.45-$3.9;
Boys' Flannel Shirts
3.45
Formerly $4.75
Boys' Shirts and Blouses
of fine madras and percale.
1.95
Formerly $2.45-$'J.45
Boys' Velour-Beaver and
Plush Hats at
Half Price
Boys' Outing Flannel
Pajamas
1.95
Formerly $2.75
Two Piece Pajamas, trim
med with frogs.
Sizes 8 to 18 years.
James McCreery
Hi Co.
34th and 35th Streets
BOYS' SHOP -Till 111) FLOOR
Another Added Feature to "This Event!
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Made of the Famous 3791 Parker
Wilder Heavyweight Blue, Brown,
Gray and Green Flannel
Unmatched Anywhere Under 50
Also an Unlimited Selection of 1
vercoats
Suits?
. and
u
isters
For Men and Young Men Made to Retail at
$M UZ SEC . s
ALL AT ONE PRICE
Tnl:ty and In morrow vf nip lie olimnv of weeks of
ama.iiiK valiir-KivniK. by this grcntost or nil putclliwoa,
in which wc irT 700 2-Pants Flannel Suit?, worth
ijt () also an nnlimiu-il sclcciioji of Suits, Overcoats
and Ulsters at $27.50, ami wh oh wc guarantee are
the same that stores excryw here are scIhnKat 8l0.8t5,
W0. $r5 and 800. Come today or tomorrow for thu
liiggest bargain smco before the war : Slight charge
lor alterations made on lhe.se garments.
rGenuine RIontagnac Overcoats-,
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ENTIRE
SECOND FLOOR
15
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Street
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' Opp, Watdarl HoUl
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