The evening world. Newspaper, December 8, 1919, Page 11

bh Old Country to-day to set up a harem | One said to him, in his native tongue: | spected it caret le Abe and ~ a - Elello! Whe: “ ” the other Turk d d the stranger > ap \, ; and smoke genuine Turkish for tho “fello! Where are you going? | Dw he e ~~ } Abe told him all about the coat | birds ® linge spadtans and, : rest of his afternoons and evenings, is b i ; é MS 5, 15 | mines, the $2,600 and the dream. “I'm| Af ting his loss at the West je } scouring the west side for the man «i ‘ t IE \ U | going back to Turkey,” he said, Mth Street Police Station Abe wen! ( 4; who spoke to him In hie gative tongue! Tans runnyd’ sal . sleuthing, One man, who ipoks like 4 ’ | on Saturday as Abe stepped out of the| "That's funny’ said the other Turk, | tne iongshoreman. he claims to be, has i , bend Union Dime Savings Bank at Sixth| “!™ going back myself!” The third} peen arrested. Abe says he was th non-Turkish-speaking man. The pris 4 id AEG U.S. PAT OFF Avenue and 40th Street with the roll] Man left them and the two Turks! aria ne om | EB in an inside pocket. walked down Sixth Avenue discussing She 2 aeyh ftee tite identity” and , When Mr. Masdata reached nis| the happy coincidence. | the pe a lodgings, at No. 400 Weat 40th Strest,| Pretty soon the third man returned,| women Ala Doone Heepital, ? Le all he had was a bundle of aliced|Preathless, excited, angry. “Damn| with the Indorscments of Gov. Smith and Health Commissioner Cope- newspaper with a dollar bill on the|¥W” he sald to Abe Masdafa, “you've ”, ” Abe Mnsdate, @ native of Turkey, | aos, got my money; it’s in Canadian bills” |land, more than three thousand, wo- The Phonograph with the ‘master made horn’ jose six Nard yea p Pe syl- Neg ” ven’ % | me olunteers W emin canvaarin, as P ; mines had hetted $2,600, | Masdata says, he was approached by| take my roll, see for yourself.” ‘The campaign is for 100,000 §1 end who dre totiens. amed of starting for the| two men he bad never seen before. ‘The stranger took the $2,600, in- 3 James McCreary & Co. | 5th Avenue 35th Street Second Floor In Our New Fifth Avenue Men’s Store Bartaniny TeDay Ready for immediate delivery | —that means that you get a phonograph and not a promise! The Most Unusual Sale of Ulster-type Other machines have ‘been advertised as being ‘‘ready for delivery’’ in order to keep the name of the machine before the public. Upon investigation this statement was found to involve vagueness as to the time of delivery. In other words, they omitted to say ‘“‘when.”’ -QOvercoats Offered This Season! 1000 of them at the one price of We have no competition! for we sell for cash only. We offer no alluring “convenient pay- ment terms’—which accounts for the difference in price—and there is a difference! The ‘‘difference’’ amounts to about $25.00 on a “Ru-stella” at $42.50 and about $100.00 on a “Ru-stella” at $184.00. The three intermediate at $89.50, $129.00 and $159.00 represent pro- portionate savings. Moreover, the “Ru-stella” can be obtained only at this store. It is made under our supervision, according to our own specifications and backed by our broad two-year guarantee! $367 Regular McCreery | : “The first one made’’ is not always the “‘standard.”” You do not ride, in.a horse car. This is the reason the public is encouraging improvement and invention as represented by the “Ru-stella” phonograph—they signify their approval by paying cash. “‘Ru-stella” combines all the good qualities of other phonographs, and in addition features such improvements as the distinctive “master-made horn” (patent applied for) and the Universal tone arm, which plays all makes of records, j $50 and $55 Grades We are actually I outdoing ourselves : “‘Ru-stella’’ is here to stay! This phonograph is not a makeshift to fill the general shortage of talking machines. It will stay as long as the public continues to endorse the need of better phonographs at a lower price for cash! Each “Ru-stella” is backed by the reputation of this store, attained through almost 62 years °° successful merchandising. KMVO—Kourth Voor, B4th Street, Rear. Store hours: 9 to 5.30 - HERALD SQUARE Fre. NEW YORK CTT OO in this Sale Such Overcoats as these are scarce at any price to-day Here is a sale out of a clear sky! Two weeks ago we little dreamed that we’d be able to gather 1000 Ulster-type Over- coats to sell at any price. Usually the hardest kind of an Ulster to get is the dressy “ Ulster—the coat that’s a compromise between the storm gar- | | ment and the town garment. Yet that is what we have been fortunate enough to lay hand on in this sale. The materials are those difficult-to-define Heathers in Grays, Greens and Browns. Some have plaid backs, some are satin Picture Supplement, in Colors Constance Binney One of the New Film Favorites’ | lined and all: have the new feature (mark this) of the three- pieced belt which can be used to girdle the body entirely or to serve asa back-belt. The sizes are from 34 to 42. In all truth, gentlemen, this is the most unusual sale that we have held in many months. We commend it to your attention to-day. Free in Greater New York and Vicinity With Next Sunday World | USE THE 5th AVENUE ARCADE NO C.O. D’s.--NO APPROVALS--DOORS OPEN 9 A. M.—EXTRA SALESMEN AMALRUIALILETMDELT LAT ORC ALE POEALE MADAME DAHLE a adda “iad