The evening world. Newspaper, January 8, 1920, Page 18

cn neniatnip athena tare nC SECON LAA NA BNNE NCI eee TEE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 0, * COOLIDGE URGES DEATHS IN QUAKE OFF FOR SOUTH AMERICA. STYLE SHOW TO-MORROW. = OBEDIENCE TO LAW STAND AT 2,000 | oy, w. 5. sare sna Fi, Martin Destaners wit ine F-Day Fathn i (OSG ILLO ffi fall te Steady Prete, | Display at the MeAlpin. \ i ny } ty how of the Intér- ‘ VGovernment Must Govern Says]One Village Has Been Desttoyed] pr, w. J, atayo, President of tne, national weaveinton Of Cioftine ne Desi: ] ‘ i in Ameri: © ol nd ill be held “at the pt } * Massachusetts Governor in Sec- and Many Bodies Are Being Ff Am, Bocretary ot Wee aur |F to-morrow. sie seat in woutign'at ha j * 4 nity annual } ond Inaugural Address, Recovered, sailed for the woat coast of South Amer. | With ini ote ned iia Sree dy { | BOSTON. Jan, 6-—The neet of hu-| MMXICO OFTY, Jan. The esti-|1oa yesterday on the steamship Mbro, si ty is, GOTOIDE, «| ; tmanizing Government and industry and|mated number of onsualtion attonding | THEY are going in the interest of « Pan-| ag, patties chet Amertoan sure morning and thin afvernoan dis = stressed Gov. Gost re od bed quake Gaturday in the weet |rormed ff it is couse thas the ectiegne te Suse the layor and rool situations. “On 1329-1331 4810-4812 Chireas to the Leridmture tordey, ine |? Part at Vera Cruz otit! etamds at }the various South American countries fusoiee ad ro willbe lected tar the BROADWAY FIFTH AVE. nugureting his gecond term, He urged | 2000 or more bo eg oy a ue —>—_— em country. “mare effort, not tess” in profuction| Deepetchee do not eatiemate the dam-| Untvsraitiee of ery, Chit "Argentina, Jersey Convict Recnpes, j Near Gates Avenue Bet. 48th and 49th Sts. aati econamy on the part of both State] eg, done, nor do they give eccurate amd Uruguay would be visit Vincent Murray, 20, Who at | and Individual. The Governor declared | isnt, of deed, but do not deny reports tne, alting of te” {Ebro serarked, the | temneted & wenn It Sermart, WJ, | Brooklyn Brooklyn Gre State was “less in need of new laws | oy tne aisappearance of one village, the |£ation Company's sarvice betwedn here|and waa sent to the ‘Trenton State | than ever before.” ’ and the weat coast ports of South Amer-| Prison on Dec. 3 to serve three ‘i total destruction of several others and years, ica, She carried 250 passengers, and| escaped trom the prison farm at Leos: | p 3 Fulton St.; Cor. Bridge St., “There are voices urging resistance 0 ‘France | ts the, inundation of several towns by |most of them will make the 12,000 enfles | bung Tuesday. Murrey served in “aw, in the Soe on rae waters pouring down mountain @treams, |@he will travel before she returns here. ‘wtth the Canndian forces. | at nwt St. Subway Station, Brooklyn, + fy A bse © = pom tbe lanted | Tt ie said the village of Salto baa 3 aE) by sdeas which are right. ‘The meaning |D€C" virtually destroyed and that of America is a power which cannot be | °ishty-Ave bodies have been recovered. hagweqoome, Proscoution of the critminal | Thitty bodies have been taken trom i. t the |te Porcados River at Apasapam, etxt education of the ignorant aro Salas Vas ak wk ‘ “ K te fundamental that freedom is | lost their homes and are living in the not’ to be -dbtatned by disobedience to| pen in fear of renewed ahocks, A re- Yaw, Government must govren. To| tot fund has been started. y ts fife. To disobey, death. Or-| Miamy petitions have been sent the Ranlaed goverment 9 the reation Of Archbishop of Mexico to a «peep nomecnees famous Vircin de Los Remedios into i li the carthquake area from the shrine at Boston Committee Indorses Ooolidre 7 hl oa enna city |KUaTded by Indians, This Virgin bas Committee | was a me today ao |*rered 2 smany dlocaters, favoring Gov. 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After Stock Taking Clearance Sale ~~ Will Be Continued Tomorrow, Friday : A Drastic and Decisive Clearance of Ultra-Fashionable ! and Highest Grade Wearing Apparel for Women, Misses and Girls. Special Attention is Directed to the Many Individual Models Offered at Extraordinary Savings Throughout Our Three Brooklyn Stores Women’s and Misses’ Coats in 12 Groups w+ Types for Street, Afternoon and Automobile or Evening Wear ! velour and broadcloth, with fur trimming, and plain models in a number of distinctive styles........... Oeceee REGULAR $39.50 to $45.00 Coats of silvertone, suede 522 Fashionablé Corsets In Graceful Lines for Every Figure Slight, Average or Stout The “Roselle” and Oppenheim, Collins & Co. “Special” Models, made of handsome pink Broche, trimmed with Lace and Ribbon. eileen SOE ghee eae Poceey elle Re Siverton $47.50 to $59.50 fur trimmed Coats, of Bolivia, $33.00 To-expedite our inventory on which we have been delayed we are making radical reductions for this week on all our floor coverings. These reductions you will find by com- Spee to be 80% to 40% lower than many of the advertised prices of other stores. You have the double advantage of an extremely low price and an exceedingly large stock for this season of the year. Time is money to us just now. We must induce quick buying, hence the low prices. $50 9x12 Smith’s Seamless Velvet Rugs Y Alex Smith & Son's All-Wool Seamless Velvet Rugs. | Smith's name on a rug assures you that it is @ pure 15 Wl woo! rug. In this lot we have a fine asurtment of | Floral, Oriental and Persian patterns..............+ $60 9x12 Heavy All-Wool Axminster Rugs ||| Extra heavy, very close woven All-Wool Axminster Rugs, tall, soft nap; a wonderful selection of patterns considering the shortage of jon rugs. In Persian, Floral, Med: and Oriental signs. The rug you want fs sure to be dn this lot, 44 REGULAR $60.00 to $69.50, of Bolivia, broadcloth, mar- $ 00 vela.and tinseltone, mostly all fur trimmed 38:00 of frostglo, tinseltone, silvertip, Bolivia, with nutria, REGULAR $65.00 to $89.50, luxurious fur trimmed coats, $ 450 Australian opossum and raccoon collars.............05++ Very Exceptional Values Offered . = specia 3.50 irae Sale of Union Suits “Princess May” braid, tight knee, sleeveless, white and ira in 69c regular and extra sizes. vertip, frostglo, crystal cord, with handsome fur collars ULAR. $95.00 to $125.00 Coats, of evora, Bolivia, sil. $ 69: 50 of raccoon, Australian opossum and nutria Pa ReSrEee $125.00 to $145.00 Coats of evora, suede, $ 50 velour, tinseltone and seal plush, beautifully trimmed 79: with nutria, Hudson seal and raccoon silver fox Bolivia, fortuna, crystal cords, with handsome IEGULAR $160.00 to $195.00 Coats, of chiffon velvet,’ $95: fur collars of Hudson seal, nutria and opossum » . REGULAR $250.00 to $275.00 Coats of chiffon velvet, $ 00 trimmed with taupe wolf collars, with luxurious linings, 1 25: but we parte an ently Lapuiteanage as there are no strictly hand tailored FEGULAR $250.00 to $350.00 Coats, suede, duvetyne and “04d Lots of Sample Rugs $55 S55 806 Royal Axminster R*frors, handiomely fur trimmed; suitable for street, °] Qe nn Sa at waren, wall tap eee, motor or evening wear Worsted and Silk Slippers Marked at Price to Close - all- di . AT Congoleum Rugs “pRiur campteree RUGS, Known from Coast to Coast. MILL Seconds. elt Base, at ‘LESS THAN HALF REGULAR PRICE, iid selection of vicars 1.76] AAL® teat oot yo REGULAR $275.00 to $350.00 Evening Wraps of brocaded $ .00 cloths, chiffon velvet with handsome fur trimmings, with 1 95 — deep yokes, collars and cuffs Assortment of good colors; Worsted with contrasting y | band; Silk with Japanese em- | 5c Special |, = 12.75—9x9—specia broid ° tee se Be Stag ooh ential Suits in 6 Groups Dresses in 6 Groups Morning Specials—None C. 0. D. 60c Texoleu m— 2 yards wide; good selection of patterns; mill seconds; cut from full rolls. None C. 0. D. Sq. Yd Cc Fur Trimmed Styles or Tailored Models Ultra-Fashionable Types for Street for Wear with Fur Scarfs Travel, Afternoon or Evening REGULAR $35.00 to $55.00 Suits, REGULAR $19.75 to $29.75 Dresses of velour, kersey, serge and satin, Pw fit is ler gh nrg esr $22.00 with ietees 26040 fone oh booing god GOS and youthful belted models... ...-++ embroidery.....s6+eeeeeesseeereeenes A EGULAR $35.00 to $49.50 Dresses EGULAR $55.00 to $75.00 Suits, JREGULA $9.50 R of velour de laine, yalama and $38.00 of satin, georgette, tricotine, serge $22.50 ‘ ' broidered wool jersey, in ¥ tinseltone, made in the seagon’s most ee ee AEA Ans nish EGULAR $45.00 to $59.50 Dresses of tricolette, georgette, tricotine, $ 50 serge and a few becoming Dance Frocks —— are also included........ccersrccenss EGULAR $39.50 to $69.50 Dresses of embroidered tricolette, crepe $38 50 Introducing the ‘*Roselle’’ Bloomer Dress For Girls from four to twelve years $5 36x72 Heavy Reversible Rugs Good, strong, warm rags for the Bi re $7 6x9 Texoleum Rugs Sanitary rugs for kitchen or bedroom; mill seconds; 2.98 Mothers will welcome these new dresses as ideal for children’s school and play wear. favorable styles Tethissveeast ; REGULAR up to $95.00 Suits of peachbloom, tinseltone and tri- $ 50 cotine, all beautifully trimmed with 49-59 fur and some are with plain tailored COMA... . cess eeervcereceere Tee GENUINE TExOLaUM ine very ge) styles, see one cele colori, we b 4 not stop Gingham in blue, pink, green and tan, checked with white, with a fresh, pretty touch of white or- gandie in the round collar, cuffs and large sash. High waisted effect, and deepcut-out pockets. Detachable bloomers EEGULAR up to $125 00 Suits of peachbloom, tinseltone and $692 tricotine, in season's most ‘avored — styles and fabrias. REGULAR up to $135.00 Suits of peachb!oom, suede, velour and $ 9.50 tricotine, with handsome fur trim- = mings and handsomely lined... . EGULAR $145.00 to $255.00 Suits of kitten’s ear, peachbloom and 4 25:22 yalama, with handsome fur trim- mings, season’s most exclusive models. meteor, beaded georgettes, hand em- broidered tricotines, of excellent quality, in newest COIS. ......sseeeeseceerees ReeauEAs $69.50 to $89.50 Dresses of tailored tricotines, velvets, satin $55 00 charmeuse, beaded tricotines and black lace Dinner Dresses......000+0+.000: REGULAR $95.00 to $125.00 Dresses of embroidered chiffon, velvets, duvetynes,handsomest Evening Dresses, $69.50 handsomest Dinner Dresses and exclu- bad sive Street and Afternoon Frocks. .... it * BASE, 1; — pS intend ead ot wpe = 49 € $2 Extra ong Velvet $2.50 Inlaid Linoleum Nairn's Iniaid, colors through to the Ez: vee euitable | PACK: ® yarde wide; best attractive for New tark rf SRR orn 60 Hlatbusb?Ay. + 1 Block team 2 ; Civanyston BROOKLYN Fulton St ‘i aS Special 4.50 Aygés tis AS