The evening world. Newspaper, November 14, 1919, Page 14

STATE AGAINST PAY RAISES, | "er Jommron cot the Name of LINCOLN, N Nov. 18.—William &. TORY FOR LARCENY Twe Comstitational Amendments i Beaten and Two Ca retary of )State’s office wp to t Accéunts—Negro Gets amendments voted on at the last elec- $730 111th Street? Richmond Hili,|, The two defeated provided inc s of Manhattan to-day on &| Appeals. for agricultural purposes. in college Johnson waa an athlete MeiInerny to an indeterminate jective Association said they found 4 — ALBANY, Nov. 14.—From figur Rharged, Purchases Against Others | ccivsd 7 the clvetion bureau of appears that two of the constit utional | @ Prison Term. on have been carried and two ir, Annio Horton, twonty-two, of|peen defeated. . wy |in salary for the members of ded guilty in the Court of Special iature and the Judges of the 1 ie G66 tthe hose carried provided for ab: Keneral agent. and ‘te Pablo Oricects Trosechte | young and the drainage of swamp land! man fo Trtictaion tacat tence in the Bedford Reformatory, “Detectives from the Stores Mutual co than $1,500 worth of wearing ap- Parel in the woman's house, Her meth- 8, they said, was to buy the goods haye them charged to some woman Hind credit. Mer ‘husband was In- wd that the goods were presents from former schoolmates. | in the Court of General Sessions this ning Judge Wadhama gave Clarente y, colored, twenty, of No. 307 West ith Street, a penitentiary sentence n six months to three years. The y obtained $122 worth of goods from Repartment stores by having them rged to regular customers, ————— QUIRY FOR ORPHANAGES, Hears Foreign Be Brought In. Nov. 14,—Inves- Youngsters thrive splendidly on , Grape-Nuts An ideal food with cream or good milk. Delicious-Economical —at Grocers. Made by Postum Cereal Co. Battle-Creek, Mich. State orphan asylums and juvenile Smomea, reported to have planned im- ‘tation of thousands of orphan child- mn from Poland, Russia and France, 4 ordered placed in the hands of a ial commit ie Victor F. Ridd the ap- com- intment of the investiguth o investiga’ tee, He ‘sald in New York City ore — f had Banned, to care for the it improvement in the coal situation Paris. Arrivals of coal have been frequent and the |: with ' fuel for Dares “et ne ky The, Featrictions on was aid eles= 19 Cents 2 Pound in Chicago. CHICAGO, Nov. 14.—Sugar sold in fo to-day at 19 cents a pound. senkycenates, senaes STORE OPEN 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. . HEA RN ‘West of Fifth Avenue Stylwear Clothes For Men Our full assortments of Styl*vear Clothes for men mean the widest choice of best styles, and excellence of materials and workmanship at values not to be found elsewhere. Men’s Overcoats Men’s Suits 27.50 Our regular $32.50 A choice variety of ulsters, ulster- ettes and Chesterfields, single and double-breasted models, developed in soft, durable materials of splen- did quality, in brown-and green heather mixtures,; Oxford and _ black—self or velvet collars—reg- 27.50 Single and double-breasted models —developed in materials of splen- did quality, in gray and heather mixture, also fine serges....All sizes, Men’s New Fall Hats,3.45 THE EVENING Black Satin Gypyy pomthaa his Aad Black Satin Ox- ty ford. Specially priced In Patent, Dull Mat and Dark Brown Kid. Also the jame style in Lace with Military or Cuban heel in plain and combination tops °f Kid, Buck s ated WorumboCloth, Rivet-shanked 8 10 pearl buttons used exclusively. to RESENTING three new styles that follow the van of Fashion —that express refinement of taste and beauty of design in every line, yet priced within reason. ' Gobldems 1593 Broadway 201 Broadway 73 Nassau St. at th St. at Fulton St. at John St. 96 East 14th St. 109 Lenox Ave. Cor. 4th Ave. at 116th St. BROOKLYN STORES 764 Broadway 140 Flatbush Ave. at Flashing Ave. opp. L. I. Station 389 Knickerbocker Ave, at Stanhope St. NEW HAVEN: 5 Chureh St. Wiss BRIDGEPORT: 17 Fairfield Ave. YS, Complete Line of Men's Shoes at all Shops SS atone 930; U. S. Army JERKINS Cloth “steko $F 50 | Cashmere Army Socks ?ii: $1 | Sleeveless Coats, Wool 35¢ Per Pair Men’s Underwear EXTRAORDINARY SPECIAL Glastenburys and Roxfords $ 2-18 A Garment WOOL UND ERWEAR Root’s Tivoli $9.50 WOOL UNDERWEAR A Garment Root’s Tivoli Under wear $9.6 DOUBLE BREASTED A Garment Haines Congre: Union Suits $1.98 | Union Suits $2.25 Reis Underwear $1.15 Mail Orders Filled TRIANGLE SHOP 28-30 FLATBUSH AVENUE Near Fulton Street. BROOKLYN Open Every Evening Till 11.30 0’ Clock Deemer Volume Do you know that approximately 50,000 people daily go in and out the Woolworth Building—some crowd when you stop and think about it. Well, just four times that many men (over 200,000) regularly visit our Upstairs Shops to buy Monroe Clothes. As a result we have to carry stock sufficient for this im- mense volume of business—that’s why Monroe Shops are Overcoat Headquarters. And preparing and planning months ago for this Fall’s needs, before this new period of high prices and advanced production costs, enabled us to have here for you Overcoats of the finest texture, styled by the fore- most designers, tailored by, skilled crafts- men—at prices not only away below those asked elsewhere, but actually less than to- day’s wholesale prices, Come up to-day for your Winter Overcoat. There's no limit to your field for selection, and there’s no doubt as to the reai, tangible, visible saving that is yours, because of our economical system of selling Monroe Clothes —direct from maker to you —wia our low rent Upstairs Shops —in the greatest volume in America. ular and stout sizes. Our regular $4.50 grades Men’s Winter Underwear Shirts—Natural gray wool mixed—soft finish—ribbed tail—sizes 86 to 46, Drawers—to match—seams tailored throughout, well made—sizes 32 to 44. Oa: ses: 1.57 Saturday Special in Men’s Tenderfoot Shoes Value $9.00 6.8 5 Several new styles in tan or black calfskin and black vici kidski i on comfortable, smart-looking lasts, including the English, Spite edhe ie broad toe shapes. Sizes 6 to 11—all widths. Vanity Toilet Table Also $40, $45, $50 Direct from maker to you—via the Economy Route MANHATTAN BRONX . “Bergen Ave. at 149th St BROOKLYN ourt and Montague St, *Fulton and Hoyt Streets "587 Fulton at Flatbush *NEWARK— 151 Market Street JERSEY CITY— ¥en) PATERSON—220 Main 5 *YONKERS—G etty Square \ 4 Plece High Grade \ Antique ivory Empire f } Period Bedroom Sulte consisting of Dresser, Chitfonier, Toilet Tabie | and Bed with cane panels at 5 Corti: “14th St. opp. Acad. Music 34th Street cor. B’way 59th =“ = at Col. Circle "125th “ = cor. 7th Ave, Chrystie Street at Canal Columbia Grafonolas on Credit from $25.00 up. © rrwW 13%| ge (16® = Sizes 8 to18 Two Pairs of Pants November Columbia Records Now Ready. Special Lot of Men’s Vici Ki ‘ Safed sti ici Kid Shoes 8 30 Broad toe shapes, lined with kidskin, heavy, durable soles—ideal shoe or firemen, for policemen Il sizes, 3) MEN MONDAY ano saTuRDay EVEMIAS RG" Sip 7582752, 200 ave Bye a — ALL Goons MARKED 1 PLAIN WiouREs See other pages for our four-column advertisement and advertisements bf ’, (rr , I , n - IGS 3 ; . Women’s and Misses’ Apparel, Women’s and Misses’ Fur Hats and Shoes. IT MAKES LITTLE DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEED— SUNDAY WORLD “WANT” WILL GO AND GET IT,