The evening world. Newspaper, January 2, 1920, Page 9

COAL RESERVES NEARLY NORMAL| Supply of “Anthr nous Expected Here This Week —Shipmenis bituminous came in and 831 cars of an-| jr. to. th thracite, Ah am ( t On Sept. 9, 1919), for inst te and Bitumi- Increasing. At the offices of A. T. Hardin, East-|J, frank Wheaton Mn t ern Regional Director of the United Anstatunt District A on a ¢ States Railroad Administration, it was tea Bald to-day that expect ments this week would the city's coal reserves y have bee At present, it was bituminous is 40 per cent. under r mal and the supply of per cent. below normal ‘ lowest reconi for years was reached | (ft pret when but ninety carloads of bituminous | Judge Swanna office whd_ Fe came in. Dec. 29 the arrivals of bitu- minous reached 691 cars and of anthra- | '°,)°.| fil a fie cite 734, The following day 696 cars of created by the tlection of Tn Wendel | 1a y if EA Fifth, Avenue mal tha PRE-INVENTORY coal ship-| ¢, badly bring rer to nor- n this winter, said, the supply anturacite ts Dee. 26 the surveying mitted to the bar, was also tobe a Deputy Assistant appointments 342 STREET Qa, Have Proved a Great The Savings Are Extraordinary HE unusual values have brought a generous response—b« best hopes. And for those who have yet to come, a still spler ment awaits their inspection and appreciation. GAT Fe WIA dh ed dad THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 2, [aie ORF OR t fre FIRST ANNUAL t9Ee0O WUCCESS Evening, Dinner and Day DRESSES Formerly $39.75 to $79.50, sharply re duced and divided into three special youn) Evening dresses of plain and Dresden Taffeta in pastel shades; street and afternoon frocks of satin, Georgette, taffeta, tricotine Formerly to $45—NO\W af Evening dresses of taffeta, of taffeta or satin combined with net chiffon velvet, in pastel shades; street and afternoon dresses of satin charmeuse, Kitten’s Ear Crepe, beaded and embroidered Georgette, taffeta, tricotine. Formerly to $65--NOW 2 f | Evening dresses of tinse? brocaded satin; tinsel embroidered iy Georgette, satin or taffeta combined with net or tulle, in pastel i; shades; street and afternoon frocks of satin charmeuse, Kitten’s ne ] Ear Crepe, beaded and embroidered Georgette, taffeta tricotine. DAO i Formerly to $79.50—N “a iI i \ > Fur-Trimmed COAT: Sports—Tailored Formerly $39.75 to $79.50, sharply re- duced and divided into three special groups Formerly to $39.75—NOW v24 Materials include Silvertone, Velour and Polo Silvertones. French Seal collars; others with draped collars of the same materi: Fomery to $55.00-Now & 34° Materials include Yalama, Pom Pom, Silvertone, Velo th chin chin collars of selected French Seal. All lined and w ud Formerly to $79.50—NOW $4 is Materials include Bolivia, Velour de Laine, Yalama and Si ily ' ous fur collars of French Seal, Australian Opossum, Alle ~ SUITS—Fur-Trimmed « and Plai . Formerly $39.75 to $79.50, sharply re- duced and divided into three special groups | 4 ) $38 248 $38 Formerly to Formerly to Formerly $69.50 ; $89.75 $97, ci ‘y VCIDE. tow Withe West reder. i qranklin Sinton & Co. Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Streets For Misses A FUR COLLARED SUIT OF DUVET DE LAINE 59.50 First-of-the-season in smartness—= End-of-the-season in price. ay 'ASHIONS in the Misses’ % Suit Shop do not follow the seasons with the inter- mittent swing, of a pendu- lum, but keep pace with the impulses of youth like the steady tick of a clock. And so even ‘“between- seasons” is a new season, and this mid-season suit is new in style. The coat flares jauntily at the hips in contrast to the narrow, snugly fitting, shoulders. The tailoring, shows bound buttonholes and Arrow-heads such as one sees on the best of suits. a e Navy Blue, with Collar of Australian Oppossum or Gray Squirrel. Silk lined and interlined. Sizes 14 to 20 years. MISSES’ SUIT SHOP—Second Floor - gesiith Siniek & Co, Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Streets * Misses’ BOLIVIA COATS WITH TAUPE NUTRIA COLLARS 78.00 1920. (Between 5ih and 6th Avenues) CUT LENGTHS OF Clearance Sale Saturday—Main Floor Stern Brothers West 42nd Street West 43rd Street SILKS and VELVETS at Remarkable Reductions Imported and Domestic weaves, including Metallic and Fancy Silks, Satins, Crepes, Chiffons, Georgette Crepes, Plain or Fancy weaves. Black Silks in Various Weaves These fabrics will be sold in lengths suitable for Dresses, Blouses, Skirts, Wraps, Linings, Trimmings Notable Reductions on models; sizes 8 to 18 years, Regularly $16.50, - + + + + collars; Chinchilla, Cheviot and Fancy Mixtures; 8 to 10 years, Value $16.50,..at $12.50 Value $20.00,..at $15.00 Velvet, % to 10 years, Value $18.50,.... Value $16.50,.... Boys’ Velour, Beaver and Plush Hats Greatly Reduced Now $2.95 “* S188 Value $4.50, . . Value $2.95,. . Value $8.50, . . Now $6.50 Value $5.00,. . “$3.50 Continuation of the Clearance Sale BOYS’ WINTER CLOTHING NORFOLK SUITS of the finer grade in All Wool materials or Faney Mixtures; in plain, box pleated, knife pleated or plain: belted Now $12.50 Regularly $18.50, - - + + + Now 15.00 Regularly $22.50, - - + + += Now 18.75 BOYS’ JUNIOR OVER- BOYS’ NOVELTY SUITS, COATS, Russian or convertible Junior Norfolk, Middy, Oliver ['wist and Balkan Middy; Jersey, Fancy Wool Mixtures; $15.00 $12.50 COTTON FABRIC LENGTHS At one-third to one-half_Off Regular Thousands of yards of the most desirable Cotton Fabrics in colorings suitable for Spring and Sum- mer wear—arranged in lengths of one to six yards. Prices The assortment embraces the following p°pular textures—Imported Tissue, Dotted Swiss, Plain and Printed Voiles, Dimities and Cotton Materials in a variety of weaves. WOOLEN and COATINGS And an exponent of excellent style, fine fabric and superior workmanship at the price! At one-third to one-half Off Regular arranged in Skirt, Suit, SKS aE AIISSES of fourteen to twenty years haye not known so 4] many Winters that they eon can prophesy the caprices of cold weather. But the sages of’ the weather bureau assure New York that Winter has only just ar- rived and her visit will be long. It is prudent then to have a warm coat, It is wise to have a smart one. This coat is of a soft, rich fabric, fashioned in a youthful belt- ed style and trimmed with a large fur collar. Warm — smart —.and reasonable in price. SILK LINED AND WARMLY INTER. iy LINED. IN ALL DESIRABLE COLORINGS ‘ Sizes 14 to 20 years. MISSES’ COAT SHOP—Second Floor Included are Wool Velours, Twill, Tricotine, Wool MAIN FLOOR Week-End Its Great FINE EX Values Up To $52.50 S UIT S—Smart worsteds, flannels, chevivts and many quarter-lined SUITS styles, models — in cassimeres with silk. OVERCOATS single-breasted Double fitted fancy Coats, dignified Chesterfields, full silk-lined, and Chesterfields, MEN'S SECTION THIRD FLOOR Le and OVERCOATS- coats, box and Domestie Zephyr Ginghams, English Prints and Chintz, Woven and Silk DRESS FABRICS Prices The season's most fashionable Weaves and Colorings, Dress and Ccat lengths. Peach Bloom, Marvella Cloth, Poiret Jersey, Plain and Embroidered Serges, Novelty Plaids, Checks, Stripes, Mnglish and Scotch Mixtures, ete, The Men’s Section Continues for This Suit € Overcoat Sale XAMPLES OF KIRSCHBAUM TAILORING SKILL $42.50 and $59.50 Values Up To $62.50 A wide range of finished dnd unfinished worsteds, flannels and cheviots some quarter silk-lined. —Ample, fleecy greatcoats, ulsterettes, double- breasted fitted coats, plaid backs