The evening world. Newspaper, January 8, 1920, Page 6

shales Ce LARTER RRR NING WORLD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 1920, RUSSIA HAS CE OFFENSIVE” Defeat of Anti-Bolsheviki Forces TO PARIS. Bitewne Geant, hevoninon Committee, at his home on Belair th Go te Con-| Fort Wadsworth, s. for the W. H. Bast Florida R. lawyer of Richm: Lieyd George ai fer Again With the “Tiger.” LONDON, Jan. &—Premiers Lioyd Has Dispelled Hopes of Re- George and Nitti left this morning for Paris, where they will confer with Pre- newing Hostilities. miler Clemenceau of France. en ymens Sncnetve” atiar to| Carson, of Kadieatgn, fsdwin. fi” Mon: fia has a “peace offensive” simflar to} tigy, Baron Birkenhead, Lord Rdmond those which Germany taunched at fre-| Taibot thd) Bir George Hiddell "were Gent intervals, according to advices re-| members of Lioyd George's party. British destroyer escorted the special het galing teamer meroan the Channel. Defeat of the Anti-Rolshevik Ruselan pel ferees of Kolchak, Denikine and Yaden- Winntpes-st. Pa ftom has dispelled almost all hopes for] win NIP™G, Jan. 8.—An aerial , @accessful resumption of hostilities | netween Winnipeg and St. Paul wit be By the Russians alone, officers oof the | etabiished thie gummer, it was an. Military intelligence here believe The| jounced to-day. One of the atations| Bsheviki are masters of Russia from | wit be at Grand Forks, which will be the Black Sea to the Baltic and Arctic} reached in ninety minutes from this ocean, and from Poland to Wostern | <lty. ee Siberia, they said. George 8, 86: ‘A new peace offer to the Allies from! pneumonia contr: Lenine 1s reported being taken to Lon- @on by Col, Talents, British represen- tative in the Baitic states, This offer carries with it the concession to abolish Bolsbeviet terrorism. Lenine and Trotrky would be free to concentratee Om their purpose to “subvert the existing Principles of government and society the World over, inchuding those countries in a valuable Brochure When Thomas A. Edison de Ided to make a phonograph which would reproduce miuic that could not be distinguished from the original, sceptical people anid it could not be deme. Butuit has been done githourh if cost $3,000,000 to lo This beautifullY illustrated broabure tells all about it. Sheffield Pitchers, $10.00 to $25.00 HEFFIELD is a true aristocrat—so well bred that it doesn’t know how to be snobbish. And its pedigree is as long as its price is mod- erate. OVINGTON’S “The Gift Shop of Sth Ave.” 314 Fifth Av., near 32d St. s@ Ant-Bolshivik point of view, accord: | tng to British war office reports. Gen. 473 Fifth Avenue Bet. 40th and 41st Streats REO. 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Murat Brown, Oxford, Blue, or Lovat Green Heather Mixtures, Lochspun Suits are Exclusive with Franklin Simon & Co. FEMININE SPORTS APPAREL SHOP—Fourth Floor Franklin Simon g Co. Fifth Avenue, 37th and 98th Streets BUSINESS HOURS 9:00 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. January Sale of House Dresses Now in Progress jecond Foor, Clearance of Handker- chiefs Odd lots of Women’s pure linen and initialed handkerchiefs—special values at these clear- ance prices. Pure Linen Box of Six $1.50 Sheer quality and in- itialed. Colored Novelties Box of Six Favored colors; broken assortment of initials, Ground Floor, Extra Values in Pink Bandeaux Models in Broche and figured materials, Silk Figured Broche 98c With ribbon shoulder straps, elastic insert at back. Heavy Cotton Brocade TX With tape shoulder straps, elastic insert at back. Attractive new ver- sions of these in- valuable aids to the proper corseting of the full figure. Second Floor. Graduation Dresses for Girls Sizes 12, 14, 16 years Dainty white. Frocks with tucks and touches of lace, smart new long collars and ribbon sashes—all ready for Graduation Day! Georgette Crepe With Irish Lace $32.50 White Net Lace Trimmed Frocks $14.50 Charming, simple styles, and exquisite materials— thoroughly good values, Fourth Floor Lord & lavlor 38th Street —FIFTH AVENUE— Store Closes at 5 P. M. 39th Street — need — nal Ordering by Telephone is a convenient shopping method. A staff of experienced shoppers to carry out the customers’ instruc- tions. Ask for Telephone Order Desk, , Telephone Greely 1900 Annual Sale Extraordinary! Furrier Model Hats Squirrel, Nutria, Mole, Hudson Seal (dyed muskrat) Wonderful Values at HE Futrier has 0 rendered to us for this annual entire selection of sample models —choice, beautiful pe ts and fashionable styles—for quick disposal at a selling event his price that does not repre- g sent the mere Furrier cost of making, to say nothing of the Fur! There is a vast difference f} between the Furrier-made Hats and the usual Millin- ery of Fur, and that super. ior and specialized work. manship is the fine tailored / distinction of these Furrier. made models. | $10.8 5 No Approvals These Are the Hats That Never Go Out of Style. As Good for the Beginning of Next Season as to Wear to the End of Winter Tam o’Shanters in 3 varieties; Turbans in several styles; Chin Chins in 2 sizes; Four-Cornered Hats, attractive Tricornes and other novelties. There are combinations of various Furs —Nutria and Seal, Squirrel and Seal, the real Mole in combination, also Sealine and Moline in the collection. All These Hats Made by Experts and of Superior Materials. An Opportunity Not to Be Missed by the Woman Who Appreciates the Values of Fine Furs. Fourth Floor New Sport Skirts for Southern Climes Rich Silks and the Finer Woolens in a collection of beautiful Costume and Sport Skirts—e Novelty Silks in New Weaves Queen Anne Satin, Fan-Ta-Si, in two-tone and 1920 designs, Baro- nette Satins, Tricolette, Sea Spray, Rayonette, Crepe de Chine and Geor- gette Crepe, in all the leading shades. Smart models, with new strap pockets and broad belts, some box stitched and with other new style touches, $22.50 to $45.00 ach a vivid note of Spring. Plaids, Siripes, Diagonal Checks Effective color combi- nations, in Serge and Gabardine, Angora Wool novelties; box pleated, side pleated, accordion pleated or straight line models—the Skirts in vogue for Winter sports or town wear. $15.00 to $45.00 A large and comprehensive assortment of quiet-colored, conservative models for street and business. Beds and Bedding In the January Sale Excellent values in dependable Mer- chandise from our own Regular Stock. Upholstered Box Springs, best ticking, all sizes Woven Wi Springs, all sizes, $18.00 White Goose Feather Pillows, size $5.95 2 x 28 inches [ Ivory enamel all square steel Bed, 2-in, $21.75 Bitth post, “Special” Black Hair Mattress, best ticking........$54.75 Silk Floss Mattress, imperial edge, twin or full size. ..$39.50 Felt Mat- rench edge, 50 $26.00 tress, Ibs, full size. . Mahogany Four-Post Bed, a favorite style; in full size only Floor aoe Third Floor JANUARY CLEARANCE Women’s High and Low SHOES None C. O. D, No Returns, Pumps and Oxfords Dress and Walking Shoes, including White Low Shoes for South- ern wear. $7.65 High Shoes Shoesin many different kinds «d leathers, $8.65 Sizes incomplete. SCCONA FOOT meee Low Priced and Excellent Values. Spring Cottons Novelty Cotton Voiles 75c yard In intef€sting and un- usual designs and color- ings, 39 and 40 inches wide. American Zephyr Ginghams 45¢ yard Good quality, in staple checks and new, bold plaid effects. Silk and Cotton Chiffon Mull 75c yard A soft, fine flexible quak ity in complete range of light and dark shades. 36 inches wide. Second Floor Flannels —reduced Bleached Domet Flannel 20c yard Good quality, napped on both sides. 26inches wide. White Skirting Flannels $1.95 yara Daintily embroidered with White Silk in a va- riety of scalloped designs, White Silk and Wool Flannel $2.50 yard Soft and beautifully fin- ished. 36 inches wide. Second Floor White Net Blouses Crisp, pretty mod- els with long, loose panel-effect collars embroidered with touches: of dark rose and _ blue; round necks, and long sleeves of novel cut, with tucked cuffs. Greatly reduced for clearance $2.95 Third Floor January Sale of Artistic Lamps Limited quantities of each Lamp. Seven Unusual Values Table Lamps Two lights, polychrome finish, parchment shade, banded in burnt orange, aquamarine or Richmond pink; complete as_illus- $25.00 Same lamp with one light, of polychrome finish, with parchment shade; complete. . $15.00 Boudoir or Desk Lamps, Polychrome fin- ish, me parchnant hade. Rich, dark color- ie Complete. $10.00 Mahogany boudoir lamp with banded parch- ment shade; all colors. Complete Candlesticks Polychrome finish, with decorated candles Pair, $5.00 Rich old gold and Polychrome, with hand painted a $4.00 candles, Pair Antique Ivory, with candle. Fifth Floor, 213 55 Mee anemia ls Sas: ARI EMG CT RT MOORE 2 REI AME SE im #