The evening world. Newspaper, November 7, 1919, Page 22

wore ene emer OREN CANT Te NI NR NEE EM OP CR IR oi aks Nh gaa TM | Ne \ _ THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1919. en anette sale ts due to Investigations by the De- | fund of $2,800,000 18 atill tied up by [the list, were, se elect 4 partment of Markets to determine re 4k pr we dines bro uRht by J, |tey Wo rid Bing 11g of ke ) a Lokein on similar goods throughou ¥, formerty Deputy Commus ” a: TM TE FOOD the storen in New York. sie cl bd orke eben FOR women S VOTES. ring Road oF The Cabinet nae ¥ “ al full for } Y nd Sixth Aven t gine \ HPQ | Armory, sth Avenue and tstt 2U.U BVA\| tsroomiyn; eth Conant Artitiery A Kingsbridge Road and Gerinania nue, Brooklyn, and Ked Cre Kul lock Worth $500,000 Will) ing. St. George, 8.1 On Monday ad “a | ditional sales places will be open! y Be Offered to Public in at the 18th Regiment Armory, Buinver it Armory To-Morrow. and Jefferson Avenuss, Brooklyn, | Bb ; nd 23d Regiment Armory, Pacific Stree and Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn, twe more armories in the Brona, and tw SALE AT THREE BROOKLYN STORES finall the § tn iroduetion ‘e. the. C 1329-1331 ° ° 4810-4812 BROADWAY FIFTH A. E, Near Gates Avenue Bet. 48th and {9th Brooklyn Brooklyn FULTON STREET Cor. of BRIDGE STREET At Hoyt St. Subway Station, Brooklyn ee 8 ol Jays, womet h conviction for robbery, were|(0 vote the first day and men the ee. J out of Sing Sing yesterday and] 29% . jeuffs to Clintor —— New Yorker to Head Harvard Alamnt, arting draft were 1 Schultz and Harry Simmons, con- | ele way from prison b George, allas “Re 4 Melr iva bandits, | vard it Termites States Quartermasters Store No. a ill more stations in Queens County IR the Armory of the Second Field} Whit os teft of ihe urmy food a Aftitiery at Franklin Avenue and WMsth Street, the Bronx. Clothing 5) fod and hardware will be sold at i frices much lower, generally, thar SB ean bo obtained in the ordinary retai! ne hundred and twenty salesmen | Hf i, be on hand for the opening of WH alll 1 Sill ail ness, und the stock at the outset | Hi i i) i to-morrow morning > Extraordinary Offering Saturday Junior Flapper and Small Girl Coats The Newer Winter Styles for Girls, Specially Priced OT } be worth about $500,000, (tt will | # ) > tptude blankets, underwear, socks 8, rubbers, arctics, rubber boots. | Ht ggings, overalls, towels, gloves,| fi Mfoves, forks, spoons, mechantes’ tools, Pibks, ash cans, many other sorts of > hardware, dried apples, bacon, canned | HG akpsracus, corned beef, beans, corn, — tomatoes, candy, &c. Business will | ff mee Be conducted on the cash and carry i bi a Bess your anne deprive you of pleasure? —not if you own a Crescent. Crescent Phonograph owners can select their favorites from all the phonograph record lists in the world — regardless of who makes the record—regardless of who sings or plays it. ‘That's one virtue of the Crescent—it plays all makes of records ned yn Long island City and in Newerk. M. F. Rearden is sales ma. cor of the Bronx store, {Price lists on the new navy food i los by the city will be announced " z next week by Market Commis- er Day. The sales will be opened ILVERTONE, POLO Ci SUEDE VELOUR AND BO- Jefferson Market Queensboro Mar- without extra attachments or intricate adjustment. Pick and ¢ the eb atceet States one choose at will and every model reproduces with the same tone per> Leyla it eed ctf ie coner pay ene ee ARS jories and public It's the ph h with the unlimited jersey Coat ba Pas fookiye. Bronx, Richmond, and prob fection, It's the phonograph with the unlimited repertols 16.50 10.75 TODA Ona SLEEVE AND SHOULDER wt ead YOKES: SIZES 12, 14, 16.. ROADCLOTH, SUEDE VELOUR, VELOUR DE LAINE AND Rat oe AND INTERLINED, 50 GIZEO 14) 14) T6i66560,0005 28 MPORTED CORDUROY, BROADCLOTH, SILVERTONE, VELOUR DE LAINE PANEL BACK BRETON BLOUSE AND PLEATEDBACKS. 20” BISES 67 8)10; 14/8400 55 00058. EATHER WOOL JERSEYS, Sold throagh anthorized deters only. CRESCENT TALKING MACHINE COMPANY, Ine. 10D Hende Street, Extavtished 1013, New York Cit ably tn Gucens “Phere were obtained In the etty’s ance order and are not part of the 000,000 stock of food which Dr. ly expects to distribute next week. in announcing prices on this Ms 1329-1331 4810-4812 AND WOOL, VELOUR "BOX BROADWAY FIFTH AVE, PLEATED STYLES, BELT: Near Gates Avenue Det, 48th and 49th Brooklyn Brooklyn ] D et ag Fe mors COL: 1 6 50 LARS. SIZE. 6 TO 16....... ’ ILVERTIP, WOOL VELOUR, S KERSEYS AND HEAVY WEIGHT MIXTURES. SOME FUR, OTHERS CONVERTI- hae eevee BLE COLLARS OF SELF. 107 ir rm nm er ea . Pk prietiaden nie Broadcloth Coat, Wool Jersey Coat, CLOTH. SIZES 6 TO 10 28.50 20.00 16.50 FULTON STREET, Cor. of BRIDGE STREET At Hoyt St. Subway Station, Brooklyn Extraordinary Purchase and Sale Saturday 1000 REAL FILET BLOUSES The Aristocracy of Blousedom Superior quality Georgette, exquis- itely bend em- brei ed, har- menizing beauti+ fully with the real filet laces, in white, flesh and bisque. SALE AT Macte’s THREE BROOKLYN STORES 750 10 15 2500 “the Gimbel el Piano& Phonograph Sections remain open every SATURDAY EVENING UNTIL 9 PM. ordinarily mace to sell for 15.0 i 50 and 9,78 LIPOVER Blouse of Filet Ince and hand embroidery, Sizes 24 to 46. 10.75 10.75 Open Soturday Event 64 ©T, L STATION at CO RNEI. ea SHER BROS ered felscr tos 2104s | DURING NOVEMBER herd to get, even at repulor , All to that this sale for the convenience of Men and Pp gteg ty | Real Es Estate [ERISA tenato tomar ill Women who may want fo > shop a oe ies SS "rem together here ~ oe | A Wonderful Asscrtment je fosmorrcw at thle ANELS of Filet Ince, OLL collar of Filet the lana won which ould Use ytd ¢ cat entrance near permeaty ete Dirt tt Rise Neajed ‘with hedr aaeee Bioadway~ Express Elevators 4) 1,000 Separate were Real Estate Offers | ;