The evening world. Newspaper, November 7, 1919, Page 6

Bnet ae 6 » ” ORS AE Ot ie ' ‘ ; ’ THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER %, ‘tots. wet i Teilaeit, CANA. a ' sy Santee wine OO tn ls hk 2 EI I Ml a a Ne RE ee ae ae Lord & Taylor 38th Street FIFTH AVENUE 39th Street Store Hours, 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. Telephone Orders Filled—Phone Greeley 1900—Ask for Telephone Order Desk _Mi isses”’ Winter Coats and Suits An Unusual Offering for Tomorrow, Saturday Purchased for This Sale and Priced for Quick Disposal $39.50 «« $45.00 The season’s Tailored Modes for Developed in Silvertone and Young Women, in the graceful Chamois vets of o new silhouette, and embodying the season’s new fabrics for fine tai later accepted foreign ideas for ored effects, in the winter's fe- . ‘ vored colors. Beautifully made fashionable Outergarments, built and Jined with silks of attractive for warmth and service in dis- design; some models plain tailored tinctive and interesting Models and others fur trimmed. Sizes to that express both youth and charm. 18 years, These Are Splendid Values in Qualities and Styles Characteristic of the Higher Priced Models Misses’ Party Frocks, Complete Showing For the Opening Season of Social Gaieties Taffetas Chiffon Velours Chiffons Nets Metal Cloths $29.50 to $295.00 Floor, A ANTS HAVE NO ONE } PAY THEIR RENT TO, BUT, OH! IT’S SO COLD ENANTS of the nine houses the Garden Court Apartments on &t. an. and 118th and Fill In and Mail Now Don’t make a mistake For Street or Sports’ Wear Women’s Wool Hose $2.45 opwards A large assortment of warm, fine quality Hosiery, in a variety of smart mixtures and color combi- nations. Boys’ or Girls’ Gotf Hose, some tn full length, Mae rg have Aad tops; plain or ancy, $1. 5 upwards. —— This Fine Value in Pure Linen Handkerchiefs For Women, 35C each Hand embroidered corners, and the sheerness of the higher priced products of the loom. Also, those patrician handkerchiefs with tape borders and hand rolled each, 75c. Ground Floor. been running . in he wet since the first the month. They are bereft of and for the present Bvt had to pay rent. Also are without heat, they say, | Well they know they can get back the warmth they Missed in the last few days. According to Harry Greenbiatt, | for Mrs. Sarah Green- executrix for tho estate of Greenblatt, former owner the apartments, the property sold for taxes Sept. 19 last. < buyer was the Central Sav- ‘Bings Bank at Fourth Avenue and The bank has not title and will not for several Mrs. Greenblatt collected rents for September and Octo- and paid the maintenance of Sullaings ‘be refused to eok- or maintain in this month in greatest = one which wit” delight you and your family for years to come. There is a great difference y of the fact that she would to account to the bank—once coppel,, Treasurer ‘3 the possible for the proper of the tenants. We can do before that. It is a mat- 473 Fifth Avenue rrid | but it has nothing on the ene Is Not made by Bet, 40th & d1et Streets Vic Cutcheon’s Girls’ Wash Dresses, Rompers and Boys’ Suits Gloves of Fashion Made in France $2.00 pair This price for women’s fine French 2-clasp Glace Gloves, overseam and pique sewn, puts unusual values within reach of the prudent woman’s purse. Choice of All White, White with e Black stitching, or Black with White he stitching, in beautiful qualities. : Boys’ Wool Gloves In Oxford mixtures, Silk or Wool Women’s Shoes Twice-a- Year Event—The Great Ten Fashionable Styles in Dress or Walking Boots M illin er Vy Clearance Better Than Usual Values at OF Looked Forward To by Thousands of Our Customers Heavy $ 75 tan grain lace. Gun metal lace. Dark tan calfskin lace. Black kidskin lace; , Black kidskin lace, with cloth tops. Patent leather with black cloth tops. Patent and dull leather Pumps. Children’s black shoes; sizes 6 to 8. .$4.75 Girls’ gun metal and prpatene leather shoes; sizes 11% to 2. $559 Girls’ heavy *t sizes 111% to 2... Nothing ever takes the place of fresh q little wash dresses in the child’s ward- Reg. Mork. in delightful effects can be seen in the latest additions to McCutcheon’s Children’s Department. The ever popular Ginghams, Chambrays, English Prints and Devonshires have been fashioned in various new and attractive styles in Wash Dresses, Rompers and Boys’ Suits that lined, warm, well fitting. Misses’ hea Ps are serviceable. s 1 50 Ct > Seer hi A practical alternative for tite cele dihata Boys’ heavy es complete wardrobe will be RO Ore ars i 5s Ass bv eee ot eshioices oo found in our navy Blue Serges made in a number of new styles that will please because they are original in design. Equally attractive are our Children’s tailored Hats and Co ts, made in approved styles that are in keeping with the Women’s Suits in New Winter .Models $58.00 Featured for Saturday at a price that is unusually low for Suits of such smart “Fourth Floor” Pp BN 4 te nex! To-Day’s Prices on Tickets Will Not Be Changed—But Buinen Ss ass Ev Trimmed Hat A Special Purchase Offered at Imported and Domestic $60.00 rt Tee oo Bf | storms of mark dct Every Untrimmed Hat Ang peep Peegey Dip Illustration—Bloomer Dress arr ry mums Raced ans Inted Natural and Black Paradise stock of fine materials made up for us of Chambray, sizes 6 to 12 Disa baals Ravacnie In the Lord & Taylor Millinery Sections several hundred handsome Coats of Silvertone, Chevrona, Will Be On Sale To-morrow Only —_ in PP igen ‘ Ying warm: At Very Great Reductions Crystal Cords | | interlined and ‘silk lined; skirts on = From the Marked Prices The quality of the fabrics, the Peau de rect lines, American Trimmed Hats French Trimmed Hats Cygne finite “sf tailoring 2 he its de- - | Wed lon Suite $25.00 and $5.50 $3.00 to $10.00 $8.25 to $35.00 Wl aee ay 2 a higher priced ‘| In heather mixtures and hunter’s Children’s Hats, $2.00 to $8.00 | Untrimmed Hats, $2.00 to $7.50 garment, is smartly belted and in fash- © green. jonable Winter shades. - Third Floor Fourth Floor TOYS Santa Claus Will Arrive Saturday To Greet the Little Ones You will find Santa Claus in Mother Goose Hall (7th Floor) as jolly and jovial as ever. Go right up and speak to him. He wants to shake hands with every little boy and girl. The good ship St. Nicholas. will sail for Happyland every half hour. Come and take a ride with Santa Claus. He’ll tell you all about Toyland. Come to see— The Street in Brittany—a wonderland of Toys The Menagerie—cage of make-believe animals Peter Newell’s Toy Shop—see Toys being made Toiville Station with its signal towers, also trains and engines all hurrying here and there The Old Dutch Mill The Sign of the Lighthouse, where you will see the boats, yathts, battleships and submarines, The Little Shop at the Sign of the Silv Steed The Little sree at the Sign of the Coa a rd Third Floor Girls’ Dresses Serge and Jersey $19.50 Smart and retty models themed * with Wool Embroidery and Silk Fringe; Collars of crisp, white Organdie or Pique; Silk Sashes or Leather Belts as the fin- ishing touch of jaunti- ness, These are well built and serviceable little dresses, festive enough for most after- noon occasions, and great values for the price. Boys’ Corduroy Suits With Extra Knickerbockers, $ 14.95 The ideal School Suit —dressy—yet built for long and _ satisfactory service, Norfolk models in mouse color corduroy, well tailored and fully lined throughout. Mackinaw Coats $10.50 and $12.50 The Coats for Outdoor Wear, All wool, warm and shower- proof; double breasted belted models; sizes 6 to 18 years, School Ulsters—All Wool $15.00 to $27.50 Double breasted, belted back models, with convert- ible collars, Sizes 10 to 18 years, on +2, ii Neos Sizes 6 to 16 years. Girls’ Coats of Velours, Silvertones, Duvet de Laine, all nicely lined and interlined for cold weather comfort. : Lord & Taylor Everything the Boys Require in The Lite shop « the 8 sien ot af ae eh ert ical Rema Slain’ thllored 86.4000 siccceciscecs $39.50 J FIFTH AVENUE Hats, Caps and Furnishings The Little ee sie othe Cr ata Some with Fur Collars of Opossum and Sealine. $45.00 NEW YORK In satisfactory assortments at moderate prices ‘There ere many other tnsernaring. eruree seraneed eqpectali Sizes 12 to 16, Fourth Floor Third Floor