The evening world. Newspaper, October 23, 1919, Page 4

ee 2 Eh PR Tia \ SUGAR IS OFFERED BY TON, BUT NOONE KNOWS WHEREIS No need to ask “what's the style” nor “will they wear?” | Administrator Now on Trail of St Ne and 10,000,000 Pounds Sup- are “on hand” posedly Hidden Here, Federal Food Administrator Wil- |liams is investigating to-day the statements of several men regarding when you secure Fownes GLOVES FOR MEN. WOMEN & CHILDREN is being hoarded in Manhattan to be sold at exorbitant prices. This report, which caused the Administrator to summon the men to his office yaster- followed on the heela of another Te Broadway. Danielts. Shand Bth Sts. ECONOMICAL BUYERS ARE REALIZING MORE AND MORE THAT AT THIS ESTABLISHMENT THEY RECEIVE te a report that 10,000,000 pounds of sugar | MORE FOR THEIR MONEY, THAN ELSEWHERE. HIGH PRICES ARE THIS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY WE OFFER THE FOLLOWING STERLING BARGAINS, AND’AS USUAL, MANY MORE IN EVERY SECTION, NOT ADVERTISED. THINK OF IT!!! WOMEN’S & MISSES’ COATS 29.50 Quantities are limited, so come early ‘nd get the choice pickings. SILK & GEORGETTE BLOUSES ‘Of fine quality, tailored or beautifully trimmed effects, all colors and « variety of st; SILK UNDERWEAR—2nd Floor chemise and bloomers in satin and crepe de chine, tailored or effectively med with lace. Reg. 8.60, for. . sb edess 2.75 WOMEN’S FLANNEL PAJAMAS One or two piece models in good quality SAAS castes. es 2.45 CASHMERE STOCKINGS Medium weight, seamless, iv black er brown. Value .05 pair, for.. .75 BOYS’ COTTON STOCKINGS Ribbed, Winter weight; sizes 7 to 11. Value .55 pair, for. .39 BUY YOUR WINTER UNDER- ‘WEAR NOW AND SAVE MONEY a fleeced vests aad pants— _ Eageolal value 2.00, for.... 1.25 * Extra sines; value 2.25, for.... 1.50 Children's wool lined vests and pants; sizes 2 to 8 years; val.1.25 .95 Bises 10 to 16 years; val. 1.75, for 1.15 Boys’ good quality fleeced union suits; sizes 6 to 16 years. value £.00, for 1.25 DANIELL’S SILK SPECIALS Rich ouslity ted and woven bro- 36 to 40 in. wide, beautiful color combinations, also colored broche, exceptionally high grade goods, broken assortments. Value 5.50 to 7.50 yd., for..... 2.95 Black satin, 36 dn. Ode. arich, durable Gabe 5 yds for: 2.48 aed taffeta, yard wien a bright cir pa ales dieat BC BLACK CHIFFON VELVET #0 inches wide, high grade, quantity is limited, ly. Beg. 7.75 coality, ter. beads 5.95 RICH NOVELTY VELVETS TMPORTER’S SAMPLE LENGTHS Another lot in beautiful color combina- black and white in }4, }y and yard lengths, suitable for dress trimming, bags, ete Prices 20 low, it will mean a speedy dearance. 10,000 YARDS OF PLAIN & NOVELTY RIBBONS In widths from 5 to 64 inches, suitable fii hairbows and fancy work, offered ~ leas than today's wholesale cost Lot 1—values to .29 yd., at. 18 Lot 2—valves to. .2& Lot 8—valves to 35 On centre ta' ibbon Section. BARGAINS IN WASH FABRICS Lot of rich, imported novelty cottor and silk and cotton crepes, exquisite designs and color combinations, ab- solutely fast colors suitable for tea gowns, kimonos, etc.; a choice lo! that will sell on sight, Value 1.35 yard, for. 32 OUTING FLANNEL AT .23 YD » light nd fancies some giey ‘ heavy Puntity; .¢3 ia le whole- sale cost—an exceptional offering. 4.50 BROADCLOTHS AT 3.89 High prade, sponged und shrunk, Desirable fall colorings and black. MEN’S & WOW.EN’S UME RELLAS Mercerized cotton, 26 inches~-good ansort ment of handles, Regularly %.26. for 1.95 vided FASHIONABLE TRIMMED DRESS AND SEMI-DRESS HATS ,| Black and colors, numerous styles, i i he best. oA ig laden | READY TO WEAR HATS A. splendid assortment of new fall models in the popular styles. Black and smart colors, effectively trimmed. Value 9.95 each, for 6.95 OSTRICH FEATHER BANDS Thirty-four inches to one yard long, uncurled and cravenette finished, beautiful long flues, mixtures and id colors. Value 7.05 each, for. . 5.50 Limit one to a customer. SALE OF WOMEN’S GLOVES Imported kid gloves, high grade, perfect Riting wine with embroid- ered backs—all sizes. Value 308 Pelt, f0F..-ccessis 1.79 1.00 CHAMOISETTE GLOVES, .68 Thoroughly reliable, high grade, wash- able, g-clasp, plain or embroidered backs, whit every desirable color—all sizes. ‘An exceptional offering, at, pair. .68 STAMPED LINEN HUCK TOWELS Value 1.00; very special, 75 al + it d Turkish guest towels. Value 8 00h f0t;sossscsss0es 20 Large cretonne laundry bags. Value 1.00, for.. Lonee IMPORTANT MEN’S WEAR NEWS Another group of money saving items Men's shirts and drawers, best grade of Root'’s Tivoli natural wool under 3 a wear, Heavy winter weight. Single- breasted shirts, regular and stout drawers. Each .+. 3.00 Double-brensted shirts, same quality, Each......s.sseeee 3.35 Men's shirts and drawers, Medium weight Root’s Tivoli, Australian wcol in natural and white. Euch.1.95 Men's shirts and drawers, grey, medium weight, Well made and durable? Soft finish. Each... .95 MEN'S GLOVE OFFERING Real heavy cape skin, an exceptionally high grade glove. No better cape glove made at any price, in tan, brown, and cordovan shades. We would advise you to an your Xmhs gift wants nom, as, it, will be impossible to repeat t fering again this season. Value 4.00, at 2.85 MEN'S BATES STREET SHIRTS Size 14 only; stiff cuffs; large assort- ment of choice patterns. None worth less than $.60. Limited quantit, AA, MAGES s saa) canes nate aaah 1.95 MEN'S NIGHT SHIRTS Best quality muslin, “Universal Make,” extra eayy, With d without collar. Cut loree and room, to 20, At, each. sin O6 MEN’S SWEATER COATS High grade, all wool, in Oxford and Heather mixtures with large roll col- lar, Oxford only in V neck style. Value LOAiRY .pacass cose asees 7.65 CARDIGAN JACKETS Odd lot of men's fine black worsted in sizes 40, 42 id 44 only, + 4.35 UPHOLSTERY SECTION Lace curtains, extra fine bobbinet curteins with hems & lace edge. [Value 8.85, for......+. Aga Vi) Marquisette and scrim curtains. Value 2.4, for. . 1.95 | Bobbinet. 7% in. wide. Value, per yd., 1.95, for....... 1.35 Drapery fabrics, figured and plain, in silk and sunfast cotton, 55 sane silk Reguleily per yd., .85, for..... 80 and 36 in, pl ron -00 to 2.00 Cretonne, suitable for slipovers and draperies in beautiful colors and designs. Regularly per yd.,.55, for 40 KLEAR FLAX—LINEN RUGS The popular new floor covering, in a variety of colors. _ Priced very low 3.00 to 46.00 — WanDaxiel u8ons, Broadway bh 6th Sts, COLE, winsome THE EVENING WORLD, T ‘that 2,000,000 pounds of sugar was be-| the sugar.” evidaies th 1. ‘ ‘ i , d r th evid at the man |liem Skinner, thirty, arrested Inat night ine offered for sale at double the} After the man had offered the sugar | possessed the 10,000,000 pounds of |! a Lenox Avenue pawnshop near | HAWAIIANS DISAPPEARING. Government's price in Brooklyn. Up| Mr, Williams summoned him to bis|sugar. After rebuking Dempeey | 15th Street by ctives Walsh and a to this morning Mr, Williams had sot] office, He said he was Mr. Dempuey, |feverely, Mr Williams dismissed Pitigerald’ while Offering a 91,000 dine | omernee ©) Tone New Commapeliisn announced the discoyery of such Ajof Aber & Dempsey, and told the eR a Saale aw mond brooch for §200, is that they| Race In Likely Next Cem | hoard in Brooklyn Administrator he did not know if 10,-| sugar shortage in that it is causing |; ms reine cue tae ae TONOLULU 23 (associated | & The report that the great quantity | 000,000 pounds of sugar was in exist-/ Numerous factories to shut down, ted ane and 125th Stre defn thi century the full) Gf cane Was stored (nt Manhattan and [anes |throwing thousands out of work. {|/ender, of No. 183 Weat tise extinet, declared | was being off know there are many men in New|® waiter, Skinner, No, 112 W, Mayor John C. Lane, inal as being offered tor sale reached] Dempsey finally admitted that a| York who are storing sugar in ware. cheon address here recently. Mr.) the Administrator in o message thet} man had asked him to dispose of the| houses, here to get any price they in and one of the paid “Levy, Bowl! hod|sugar. He sald that this man was lane," added . ‘ the need becomes more acute.” attans,” added Mr. | sn ne of mus Wiiliams| recommended by Mr. Dunn of the fs senen- nr eer VALONA, Tibania, Oct. 23.-0-Btlenne | ye: ithe oeaee i Called and asked id he| Irving National Bank, Later Mr.|4ey They Found har ins exe was Levy if he bad any sugar, Dehn sald he hed thade the recom. ‘They Tried t Nah ve pide who is fyi6 lthe deaths by 778 and rate in, 100 | |" aves > Wane the ee ris to Australi a|years there shou Hawall j, “usta minute,” said the man, “and|mendation aa a personal favor.| Ail the poilee have teamed from Jo-|here. following Australia, bas landed |Face, a cosmopolitan race.” Mr. Lane | the man who kno asserted that he had not soph Callender, twenty-five, and Wil- the Adriatic. © ol lfald there were only $2,800 full-blooded about Dempsey PREP He a - HURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1919.: | 1 jseen any want for it from manufacturers ag Titi WEST THIRTY-FOURTH STREET LTT a OTT TTT VELOUR, DUVET SUF SILVERTIP BOLIVIA, PEACH BLOOM, FROST GLO TTT Coat of Bolivia—Large shawl collar and cuffs of beaver, $225.00 MODELS SYMBOLIZING GRACE AND BEAUTY AND VERY SPECIALLY PRICED, 25.00 CELLENT FABRICS FOR ACHIEVING THE THAT HAS COME TO BE A RECOGNIZED DETAIL. VERY SPECIALLY PRICED, 35.00 | VELVETEEN, 45.00 to 110.00 In Diversity, Completeness and Values This Collection of Newest Winter Apparel Is Unsurpassed AN APPAREL ENSEMBLE OF WONDROUS VARIETY FOR EVERY POSSIBLE OCCASION OF FORMAL, SEMI-FORMAL OR INFORMAL WEAR, IN THE NEW FABRICS OF WOOL OR SILKS, REACHING THE VERY ZENITH ‘IN LUXURIOUS STYLE BEAUTY, BUT VOICING THE NAIVETE OF LINE THAT IS THE DOMINANT INFLUENCE OF THE MODE. Luxurious Fur-Trimmed Suits IS FABRICS LIKE PEACH BLOOM, SILK DUVETYNE, SILVERTIP BOLIVIA, LUSTROLA, DUVET SUPERIOR, “AR- GONNE, TRICOTINE, YALAMA, VELOUR DE LAINE, FROST GLO AND SILVERTONE THAT CORRECTLY IN- TERPRET THE VARIED BEAUTIES OF THE MODE, ESPECI- ALLY WHEN, AS IN THESE EXQUISITE TAILLEURS, THEY ARE.ELABORATED BY SMART EFFECTS IN SQUIRREL, HUD- SON SEAL, BEAVER, NUTRIA, SKUNK AND RINGTAIL, VERY SPECIALLY PRICED. 55.00 to 325.00 Warm Winter Coats RICS OF CHARACTER AND CHARM ARE SUEDE ONLY BECAUSE OF THEIR RICH AND LUXURIOUS BEAUTY, BUT BECAUSE THE TEXTURE AND WEIGHT OF THESE MATERIALS LEND THEMSELVES SO DELIGHTFULLY TO THE MAKING OF WINTER COATS. VERY SPECIALLY PRICED. 30.00 to 85.00 Day Frocks of Tricotine, Velveteen, Velour or Wool Jersey ASHIONABLE FROCKS OF TRICOTINE, WOOL JERSEY, VELVE- TEEN AND VELOUR, EXPRESSING NEW MODE VERSIONS BY SMARTLY TAILORED LINES AND UNEXPECTED DECORATIVE TONES AND SHOWN IN AN INFINITE VARIETY OF INDIVIDUAL NEWEST AND SMARTEST OF THE FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS, ‘TLOUR, TRICOTINE, VELVETEEN AND WOOL JERSEY ARE EX- VOGUE, AND VERY FEMININE ARE THESE DAINTY MODELS, SIMPLE IN LINE AND EFFECT, BUT NOW AND THEN ELABORATED BY SOME GRACEFUL NOTE IN SILK EMBROIDERY, FUR OR CLEVER OTHER FROCKS OF TRICOTINE, VELOUR, WOOL JERSEY AND AVUOTUTAETEUTUEARAULOOE CUE TEETD emis: BETWEEN BROADWAY-FIFTH AVENUE wan 5 LUUUAUUETTUUASTMATS ENTE The Values Are Most Extraordinary Tailleurs Without Furs 1G AND TRIM TAILLEURS OF SILVERTONE, BOLIVIA, | OXFORDS, RAYONEER, VELOUR DE LAINE, DUVET SUPERIOR AND TINSELTONE, SFONSORED BY THE VERY HIGHEST FASHION AUTHORITIES, WHETHER MODEL- ED IN SIMFLE STRAIGHTLINE EFFECTS OR FEATURING THE FLARE, THE NIPFED-IN WAIST OR ANY OF THE NUMEROUS EXPRESSIONS OF THE PREVAILING SIL- HOUETTE. VERY SPECIALLY PRICED. 35.00 to 100.00 Richly Fur-Trimmed Coats I AVISHLY TRIMMED WITH MOLE, SKUNK, BLACK FOX; TAUPE NUTRIA, SCUIFRKEL, FRENCH-SEAL, RING- TAIL, TAUFE LYNX, BEAVER AND MINK ARE THE NEW WINTER COATS OF BOLIVIA, VELOUR, CHAMELEON, BOKHARA, FRO§T GLO, PEACH BLOOM, KORDOVAN DUVE- TYNE, EVORA, VERONA, LUSTROLA AND SILVERTONE, FEATURING THE STRAIGHTLINE, FLARE, BLOUSE AND REDINGOTE EFFECTS, IN A WIDE VARIETY OF ATTRACTIVE MODELS. ERIOR, SILVERTONE, VELOUR, CRYSTAL CORD, CASHWELL, AND BOLIVIA, SELECTED NOT Suit of Argonne—Col- lar and panels of taupe Nutria, vest of Silk Duvetyne, $200.00 VERY SPECIALLY PRICED. 35.00 To 285.00 SUUUUETURT EERE: Frocks for All Occasions in Dainty Silken Fabrics GILE FROCKS OF CREPE GEORGETTE, DAZZLINGLY BEAUTIFUL IN MULTI-COLORED BEADWORK AND EXQUISITELY TAILORED AND DRAPED FROCKS OF SATIN, DESIGNED FOR AFTERNOON WEAR OR THE MORE FORMAL FUNCTIONS, FULFIL EVERY DE- SIRE AND ARE AT THE SAME TIME THE VERY BEST OF STYLE. HORUNUAUUEAELORUOUEAUETITEE EXPRESSING THE . VERY SPECIALLY PRICED, 30.00 RIOUS COSTUMES OF SILK NET OVER SILVER CLOTH OR SATIN, CLEVERLY TAILORED AND DRAPED MODELS OF CREPE METEOR AND SATIN, INTENDED FOR THE HOURS OF RELAXATION, THE INFORMAL DANCE OR THE SMART EVENING EVENT, REVEAL IN FULL MEASURE THE BEAUTIES OF THE LATER MODES, VERY SPECIALLY PRICED, 45.00 TAILORED FROCK B neve FROCKS OF TRANSPARENT CREPE GEORGETTE, LUXU- FEATURE OF THE OTHER FROCKS FOR FORMAL AND SEMI-FORMAL OCCASIONS 25.00 to 120.00 PAARL