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it . Am Sy \ Mature and history have meant them tw ‘ @e frierids, ‘| Values up to $7.00. Sizes 3 to 10 Lt Brill Brothers ee ten carne BRYCE DECLARES | <= WEARE AL RAT DESPITE REPORT, nitroversy that can- settied If both the pare it. Here the good will ong was behind the ne t was our good fortune questions that had been veen us, and among ory controversy : fisheries, which threatened thelr ms. these questions related to duty of an A maintain the | ssador to regard and | her do: one no less than of |< | | Forr-or Ambassador Tells “Pil- gtims’” Not to Believe the Bad Things Said of Us, tof my work was con- LONDON, ca th the Britien Pligram frtenss of the American the Right Hon, J. @t the weicome-nome dinner the Pilgrims in honor of the Beith Ambassador at Wasnin, is that you must not t the lurid pictures of A nee Bry event (fe drawn in some organs ofsthe ‘ey the dark view which the pre: frem England conveyed of 7 @vents and conditions, a view which I REL TABLE HOME TREATMENT MRow to be misleading. Here the same, The ORRINE treatment for the Drink Bing happens. Cable messages and the) Habit can be used with absolute confi- ‘Vavid pens of correspondents inevitably | dence. It destroys all desire for whiskey, Qeighten the color, Uniike stocks, news| beer or other alcoholic stimulants, Thou- ould be the better for being watered! ; i, 1 id have {t crosses the sea. blots and use- “My other message is to assure you secretly, Costs Ghat the friendship you entertain for the United States is recipro- far more universally and OR- Washington, D.C, For sale The former | 2 Riker and Hegeman Drug Stores, way shift with the of materia! Ymterests or be affected by the relations @f each power with other powers. But ‘the latter rests on solid and permanent foundations. With our two peoples it ‘a} ‘based on a community of speech, of lit-; erature, of institutions, of bel it | traditions from the past, of id the future. In all these things the British and American peopies are closer @ban any two other peoples can de, WILL CELEBRATE CENTURY OF PEACE NEXT YEAR. “Next yeur we are planning to cele- rate t! ompletion of a century of un Broken peace between Great Britain and | the United States. For our two peoples the celebration his a spre day with aching, stinging feet. Dr. Reed Cushion Shoes feel like velvet after} the hardest day. Come in and select your favorite leather and = shape. All styles, $5.00 to $6.00, For Men and Women Dr. Reed Cushion Shoe * (Woolworth Bldg., 12 Park PL. Stores 7/1352 Broadway at 36th Street. other peoples also stiuul with it and that both by and by our world wide influence together try to reduce the appreh and endeavor to of them into a general league of peace, “Whcn Mr, Koot and I began to make treitics the first thing we did was to! nueke friends with one another, and x a xreat ald to a} ant SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK MONDAY WONDERS, The aristocratic For or men nd wom sige alge PACTORES POUNCE, LAN AEA $8.00 Norfolk Suits for Boys are $5.75 In the Busy Brill Stores To-day and To-morrow A lot of 465 of this season's newest Norfolk Suits for Boys are offered you in this sale at $5.75, and there isn’t one suit in the lot which is worth less than $8.00. Some have 2 pairs of knickers; all knickers are lined throughout. Come early, Mothers and Fathers, if you want to save money. Chinchilla Reefers $4.75 In Blue, Brown and Gray—Real Bargains 279 Broadway, near Chambers Street Union Square, 14th Street, near Broadway 47 Cortlandt Street, near Greenwich Street nf 125th Street, Corner Third Avenue vered—tnat ere | OE —— It OL OL =1O We | | | Canada, Lhave always felt that It ts the | lo =0-——0=05—0r 0 0100000 THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1919." Handsome Case O'Neil! Main Store—Main Fleer. ‘The First Item of News We Have for You for Saturday Shopping Is a Sale Quite Unprecedented in Its Values and Its Timely Interest $9.98 $9 98 Exquisite Party Frocks for Girls & Juniors, ° Stunning Evening Gowns for Misses In New York’s Shopping Centre Silver Chests 4 to, tosciat $4.50 FIL =, Twenty-six Pieces of Fine Table Silverware in Sixth Avenue, 2 $15.00 Values at $9.98 Pleated Dresses _ The Girls’ Dresses id in various original styles — and ie the newest and daintiest you ean | many others. jever saw. Game posse. “| | Very dainty models in accordion pleated chiffon, beautifully trimmed with wide shadow “In Washington I used to be struck | [e) crushed messaline girdles or sash; the other of shadow laces, flounce effects, draped over net, tri with rose buds, fancy sash and messuline bow. Colors—white, in beautiful pastel shades. with over drapes of chiffon, chiffon | (ancy tribe, mannish raped over srussela net and the novelty lamp shade model elaborately trimmed with Marabou ribbon, rose adow laces and fine net, in #ix beautiful models tn white, Hght it model: ni in all wool American chev elt: ip De, chine . mixtures kimono sle some velvet and braid ets; taney backs, of velvet, in navy, tan, brown, mix- | herd cheok, Coats—Special, $4.98 Coats made in boucle, Zbeline, chin chilla, plaid checks an fot; some lined all with contrasting m welt Ready for the Colder Weather much higher priced garments. Values up to $19.75. N *12.50 trimmed, Black only. A Splendid Assortment of Velvet and cloth collurs, special at $12.50. Smart styles for ch m and silk, Dark colors, All sizes, SWITCHES From.18 to 26 inches long, at the lowest prices cver We've been very fortunate in securing about $00 fine wavy Switches. We offer them at a price that really does them an injustice—they are worth considerably more than they're marked, And you'll say so, too, when you feel the fluffy texture and note their lustre. Here are real, unusual values that commend themselves to the economically inclined, Natural Wavy Switches 18 inches tong, of fine wavy hair; special at 20 inches long, of fine wavy hair; special at. 22 inches long, of fine wavy hair; special at. $ inches long, of fine wavy hai 26 inches long, of fine wavy hai Nett O'Neill's very, popular Infants’ Wear Dept. nv Chi Children's Coat es 2 to 6 special Children velvet, prettily tone cut velour, aetrachan, aibeline and the popular ehinenille some lined all through; others with t collar and cuffs of velvet and plush; |iades; junior, 18 buds, or ol or, 13 Deautiful parte! shades—a avlection of | PuUyns irimmed te match, Junior, 13 “yl tan, pink, nile kreen and maize. Girls’ 915 Dress: Coats unior Misses’ Coats, y $10.98 & $12.98 BE 910.96 . In checks, plush, broceded velvet, dauin aval wool Ainerinca chericr, | Fersiana; cordurey, ena cninch lia} Club Plan Payments may be arranged. Women's Coats, 34 and full length models, straight and draped styles, revers and high neck effects; plain ory, Suits, in serges, plain and corduroy velvets, se, Bedford cord and novelty worsteds. | $0c; pair..... ht and cutaway fronts, plain and draped | Children's Stockin: fall colorings, Not all sizes in every model. |toe and heel; apecial but all sizes in some models. Values to @23.50, O'Neill Main Store—Atreet Fleer. $6.50 Dresses at $3.75 Women's and small women's serge dreses.| Women’s Shamrock gs of velvet Corduroy Velvet! @ box styles, with and without | fats, in corduroy and trimmed with ribbou: 95 wna $2.95 are a feature of this sale fancy founced effects. Girls’ sizes 10 to 14 years--Junior sizes 13 to 19 years—Misacs’ sizes 14 to 18 years. Misses’ and Juniors’ Coats, Suits and Dresses, Remark- able Values at $15.00 Regular Values $22.00 to $25.00. Sizes for Misses and Junior Misses. Misses’ & Juniors’ Fancy | Misses’ and Junior New . Party Dresses, $15 Fall Coats, $15 at $15 lado in several beautiful dainty | stade in all the moat desired mater-| 1 pie tn atl styles and best of workmanship in is art nm many smart, enappy m je, In al Accordion pleated chiffon, in tmexwallie | {!* and up-to-date styles in nal|the popular im min plain and mixtures AWAY, AO efte et, tn 4 trim with roy, velvet, plain and trimmed, jined| skirts; excellent value. [all through with quilted and plain lin- are and piping | ine in navy, brown, black and Shep- $4.98 tures, ¥ ' Coats for Little Girls, a Covers inane aS Girls’ and Misses’ Sport 48.00 €© 16.98 In. several t models, 4 oned novelty mixtures, ch ia; some yo! & all velvet, etripe check: m naterti Jala; nome vel to 14; minwew’, 18 to 18, and other braid trimmed; sizes 6, 7, 8. O'Neill Main Store— ‘Third Floor. (PPPRPRPPDPL LPL More N ew Coats The Daintiest Silk Stockings uble j oP: high spliced heet an tp. Value 61.00 and —In biack onty double ravel-pro Value 81.50, ut........05 . Women's Silk Lisle Stocki Women's | pits. medium weight, heel; fast Desirable | white, tan; 1x1 ribbe: | Lawn Handkerchiets Women's and Small Women's Coats, at 9c *17.50 en plain hematitched hand er- for men and women, Value Ide, and 15, {Men’s 25c Handker- chiefs at 15c Men's pure linen plain hemstitched handkerchiefs; 44-inch hem, Children's handkerchiefs, three in a fancy polished wood — box; 29¢ Iain Mtore—Rtreet Toor | 1 Every Woman Is an | Adept in Handling the Ribbons | 39c Satin Ribbon at 25¢ Seven inches wide, in White, Pink, Blue, American Beauty, Navy, Brawn $4 inch Moire Ribbon, ey- ” 25 5 and 6 inches "2S e & 29e Little Children’s Wear | "===" A few suggestions of extra values and large assortments in Extraordinary Sale of | Women’s Hand Bags at $1.00 They are made of leather $4.95) and handles. Also ide purse, O'Neill Malm Stere—ttreet Floor. $4.95 insi * 2. O'NeilJ-Adams Co., Sixth Avenue, 20th to 22d Street, New York Gitv. Minaret Dresses cream, Nile green, pink, blue and canary, Misses’ and Junior Suits nail the popular miswes’, 14-18. Junior & Misses’ Serge Dresses, $4.98 to $9.98 jain tatlored, Girls’ Full Length Coats, ed and balkan models, trim bt ‘ ye ing i ; 23, at.29c|others wear through; included are also Very stunning ideas that have heretofore been seen only in] Women's Thread Silk Stockings yi high »pliced heel, gurtertop. 91 Og, Made of fine quality Garner's Percales in fast colors—they With one corner embroidered. Also Especially on the Bridal Path | ¢ Oth to 22d Street 3 also Inces, mmed aerkes, meneus draped agonal, boucte, Uined, terial Kenetal wear; miner tw it $15.00 $9.98 Men’s "Extra Cuff SHIRT and Smart Tailored Suits Pb ure, Thread silk Cuffs attached with one extra pair Ms | cuffs to be sewn on the shirt when the some in fine madras ; all sizes. are faultlessly tailored—good fitting models in Season's up-to-date patterns and colorings; coat models. V-neck atyle; @ pockets: ford gray and n this price we oi Byron Collar Nortolk Coa in Oxford; of fine gauge mi.ed yarn; @ pockets: 341046 Extra heavy wei arm garment, fi Hats from Austria Hitherto Sold All Over New York at $5.00 or More....... $2.95 A fresh importation from the Custom House, All the new colors ~~green, blue, brown, dark gray and black; in two different shapes, These hats are waterproof hats and ny one guaranteed, Made to sell for %5.00, Spe- CAD cece ce ceesaees $2.95 New Derbies and Soft dats at 91.95, $2.45 and $3.45. |$6.00 Silk Hats, $3.95 Directly from London— “The Boulevard”—absolutely correct; jflat set brim, with a straight crown. We also have the more |eonservative shapes, such as the DUNLAP, special Friday Jand Saturday {or $3.953¢ | O'Neil) Main Store—street FI a | Three Shirts, 61.80 : plain negli, bosoms, nicely laundered—with heavy pearl buttone=-nee. this Men's Pure Wool $3.50 | Men's $6.50 Jumbo Weave Coat SWEATERS, $2.95 “Ruff-Neck” SWEATER Coats, $4.95 ete and excellently made; all ool, Oxford, aavy, ‘maroon, with the bows on the side or back. | } | Boys’ Two-Pants Suits and ery wanted color, yard le | | Winter Overcoats | Styles and Sizes for Big Boys, Little | Boys and Just Boys. Values $7.50 and $5 98 } €8.00—and well worth the money. § e | Suits are in Norfolk and double-breasted models, in gri Give Surety Coupons Free with Purchases and Redeem Them in Merchandise o—=0=0= Saturday—The Last Day of Our AMSCO. : Hundreds of Bargains OReill Main More—Sireet Floor. ht and a fi fished with" eMen’s New Velour|_ The “Barrister” Shoe Sold at O’Neill’s for $3.85 Is the standard foot- wear fashion of the season for particular m2 and is sold at $5 he or $9.00 every- where exceptin, particular store” bisss Made over the new Flat English Models; aiso in coasery: tive models. ‘The embodiment of . P] nese . Saree smartness 09 the mea ef re) The new Me dreesy cloth ti Bleck Calf, lace, with a 0 im various colors, with some of the best wool garments of weight; worsted and fine pearl but to #3 wal and brown; fancy mixtures in cheviot and cassimeres, also navy blue serge; extra pants |with each suit. Sizes 7 to 17 years. | Overcoats~ School and Junior style Overce mats in fancy mixtures | with convertible collar, belted back, double-breasted styles; sizes 7 to 17, | styles; Polo Coats have convertible collar and belted 10 years, \ Boys’ High Grade | Winter Suits and Overcoats at $7.50 Bven $10 does not always buy such good Buite are hlieh-gra: on " 1 nicker trousers, Two Pants Suite, Feoste ure in school and juntor models; achool 4 are in double-breasted convertible collar models “1 tmck; alzen ® to 17, Junior coats are in blue all-wool chinchilla, made button up ok OF polo style; wool lined; aizes'3 to 10, r Junior Coats are in chinchilla and fancies, made in Polo and Russian back; others are button up to neck; some are Norfolk models, made double breasted; sizes 3 to Boys’ $6.00 Two-Pants Suits and Win ter Overcoats and Reefers at $4.98 Suite with Extra Paats, | onsdul te WIEN each wi 2) Suita, tn Norfolk model, in all-wool navy serge, nlves 7 to 17 jovelty Suite, in Russian plain blue and combination Overcoats, in new fancy back and convertible collar; ere, in fancies and price of ul a, mercerized, ribbed All on Great Norember oilet Articles Sale St ee Ee CST eS eee OLS oo S CSO =O IO IOS ed with tons, All men inne! ixtures, also sien 7 to L? Yours. a eatlor Priddy, styles, tn 1 0 year: ted, belted care. la. at at the apecial So eeaegpgr irre enema