The evening world. Newspaper, October 23, 1919, Page 15

THE EVENING WORLD, THU | _ Raroesssononon Frum ORD MUST STOP id to Have Been We have never offered a big- ger value than this migture. Coat with fur fabric “Collar. in Munition Contract, COST, SAYS ENVOY 000 to ft whith he anid he figured cae aed | 000 munition Standard Stee! Hammond, Ind., will report to Congress by a which has been conduct- sation, according to Grahame in a o-day. howitzer gun of which only a sion was Head of French Mission Tells | shevism, Trade Conference of Uni- | sr« versal Red Plot. conve ¢ ‘only too in the crip of that sowly dying, that the lack ne industry, inter. and delayed with railroads ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., Oct. 23 ~ Be @ warning against Bolshe- > \ viam and declaring that it was a so-| England Spending 18,000,000 a Day. \s LONDON, Oct. 22.—-In discussing | finance the House of beriain, | th rence now being | $y 4.0 | sus both di- | rectly and tly,” aid Mr | Schneider, “ y, since its le are striving at a methodical pi ganda. Their avowed design i9 t the world ablaze s0 as to re thelr crazy plans, and be shevism can prolong its e only by spreading to other countries, 80 Lenine has sent out into the world | numerous agents well equipped for} their nefarious propaganda | “It is no exaggeration to state that To foot up a few of our there exists at the present time a! smartest Fall lasts— Bolshevist plot, the network of which Cordovan oxfords on a a Bacon ht nigh raha : Mr. Schneider pointed out tha 8 areca a last. during the war the Gov: ent had! ll brogued oxfords with | deen dictator and sole emp! pro- | double soles. Norwegian Was ae me taioedh calf in both black and tan. ies SOR Oiradd aa vowatalEE zation. Were put forward as sovereign | Brown cordovan with| remedies for all diseases, he said. | Vy Minh ff i \ " Wa . The railroads, the mines, the mer- ‘ calf upper; also brown) vin fleets, waterpower, if sational Cuts the time and in by sallcordovan, | ized, were to bring back abundance |[|| work of pelish- including the top. and’ prosperity; and the ing in two Calfskin, in deep mahog-| siner, a radical sosial tm One cloth— F on, any on a new English last.} “Yet the cost of livin one operation. Same last also in black. Cleans, polish- Wing-tip on another English last in dark Russia calf. ‘ es, and dries at of merchi have their share in the crisis, At any rat Broadway |cost of livin spreads dissatisfactio OGERS PEET COMPANY Brondway at 13th St. “Pour at 34th St | and it the chief obstacle to the Convenient ings of peace Corners” Fifth Ave |_,“And note that, at the close of the war, Men have become at 41st St.) patient and violent. They de Immediate satisfaction of thelr utt most desires, ‘They listen willingly to agitators and extremists, In five years’ time the world has beon thrown Reasons for This Sale: When an organization like the National Cloak and Suit Co. buy for their enormous mail order trade they are bound to over- buy in many lines An important rule in this big mail order house is that no style garments are re-catalogued Every garment must go! That Is Why Prices Are Slashed! ~~ ARE YOU BUYING SHOES? Then note carefully these Signet Specials for Thursday, Friday and Saturday—every shoe chosen and priced to give Signet value. All new Fall merchandise—the most desirable of the popular Signet lasts. Store Hours: 9.00 to 5.30, Saturdays, 9.00 to 6.09. Russia Calf Bal— Women’s Vici Kid Lace “Milord” Last. Boot Style No. 2466. “Wellesley” last—Louis heel. $7.75 Style No. 1112. $6.75 Russia Calf Lace Boot—brown buck Men’s Vici Kid top. Bal—‘Banker’’ Last : & Style No. 2315 Style No. 4591, Ay $6.75 $7.75 Women’s Tony Red Lace Boot Men’s Russia Calf wing tip—military heel. Bal—‘‘Sayso” last. Invisible eyelet. Style No. 2477. $8.75 Style No. 1240. $8.75 SIGNET SHOE COMPANY 1345 Broadway, bet. 35th and 36th Streets. Harlem—112 West 125th Street. Bronx—3d Avenue and 149th Street. Brooklyn—557 Fulton Street. All Stores Open Evenings, Company. some are past season's styles, but everything sold here is a big bargain AY, OCTOBER 23, 1919, This Is the Only Store That Sells the Overstocks of the National Cloak & Suit Co. Na 119-125 W. 24th St,, Near 6th Ave. CoatsCoats: This is a Sale of OVERSTOCKS, every Garment is a new Fall model, strictly up to the minute in style, color and fabrics. Prices are marked so ridiculously low that this Sale will go down in retail his- tory as the greatest value-giving event of 1919. L | Season’s Greatest Coat Sale! 4,237 Beautiful Coats, Every Ore a Distinct and Astonishing Bargain! Sale for Friday and Saturday. Many Other Styles Not Pictured. Shop Early for Best Selection, The National's Outlet Store is operated for the sole purpose of disposing ' of the overstocks of the big mail order house, The National Cloak and Suit | Quantities are limited. Size and color assortments are not always complete; Les The ‘National's’ Outlet Store, 119 ".. 24th St, Near 6th Ave. No Mail Orders Filled Where else can you buy such a coat for $5.00? Search all New York and you'll find nothing to equal it! It'se Navy Blue Wool-Mixed Cheviot for Juniors. NY tore Facts About This Sale: 4237 handsome and serviceable Coats for Women, Misses, Juniors and St outs. 53 distinct wonderfi models, 26 of which are pictured. Every coat satnds out as a bargain. All new models of the latest style and fabric, No goods sold to dealers. MATERIALS —woot Velour, Velour Coating, Velveteen Plush, Cheviot Mixtures, Plaid Coatings, Wool Silvertones, Wool Thibets and Wool Polo Cloths. TRIM MINGS_-¥ur, Fur Fabrics, Plush and the many little odd individual touches which add so much to a garment. s COLORS ainost every desired color used ip the new Fall and Winter coats, making a truly wonderful assortment Store Hours: 9.00 to 5.30. Saturdays, 9.00 to 6.00, The National's Outlet Store Is New York's Greatest Bargain House, The only store that sells the overstocks of the National Cloak and Suit Com- pany. Goods sold for cash only mail orders filled at this store big bargain. No goods delivered. None sent C. 0. D. No No goods charged, but every article sold here is a