The evening world. Newspaper, January 19, 1920, Page 5

BLOCKADE LIFTING London of Policy on Lloyd George ra Re Sovie TANDON ne n that Lenine and ‘his colleagues will certdinly seize whatever goods are| consigned to co-operative and expre the opinion that “Mr. | egard for home poli dvanced Laborites had societia: yd Georg he sound views of national advan-| age and national honor.” The Chronicle, which is a firm sup. ceision to the Supreme Council at| and says “The pretense that incil is dealing only with the| erative societies and not the| jet Government is camouflage.” Definite peace is coming, says the| Daily News, which adds that starva- forcing the Allies Times Blames Shitt and Attacks Him, Jan. 19.—Moscow news- truth which this deviation; se and humanity saw in the brings | Don’t Wait Until Your Eyesight |} Is Ruine Delay means danger if your eyes need the help of glasses now. Nothing is so important |]| to YOU as good eyesight. | Reliable Eyesight Examination by Registered Eye Spe. ts Correctly Fitted Glasses $3 to $10 "Established 58 Years. New York: 184 B'way, at John St 350 Sixth Av., 22d St. Yor Nascau, at Ann St Ur EMH SH s the News, “ig that force | rerent a as it always docs fail! an official « wire- | When employed in conflict with an| ess communique sald to-day | idea . C 6 heretofore ng the} $<» ___=— ts as merely Nioters Stay Argentine Police, | BULNOS AYRES, Jan, 19.—New dis sian Governm 1 Brooklyn: 498 Fulton St.cor.Bond Si THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, JANUARY 19, 223 Sixth Av., 15th St]]| 7, West aad Street ||) T has rapidly spread about town that Ovington’s are holding a January 1920 sale of china and table crystal; in spite of the scarcity that undoubtedly exists! OVINGTON’S “The Gift Shop of Sth Ave."” 314 FifthAv.,near32dSt. vunique said, “now fact Soviet power is es and ti it it has accomplished a great advance toward reconstruction whic will forever change the physiolozy ot | , order.” N, Jan. 19.—Detatl he Allies are to finance tr the people of Soviet Ru modified Russian block LONI ries the de entirely to P: ttacks the T “The stat wes unchanged the 4 Allies tow “rnment and insolent untrut newspaper further contends Don’t Wait | Another Minute OU never know when you are 7 to ur- ntly need a water bottl ‘Tbere are scores of occasions when nothing else is so ef- fective —so soothing —so economical, Don’t take a chance with an inferior, old or cheap bottle. Be sure you have a good one ready for any pur- pose, day or night. You can be d relieve your mind if at once to your dru procure the genuine, made dependable | } | | | Whitall Tatum Maroon “Special” | | | subly sure hand- Water Bottle $2.50 for two-quart size Whitall Tatum Company of Dependable B} CREDIT TERMS $3.00 Down en $51 5.00 760 10,00 f 16.00 25.00 \ Am Apartments Furn shed Complete{ron $50 to $500 20% discount ‘on Tea Sets bth Avenue James MeCreery & Co. Second Floor On sale for the first time This Morning IMPORTANT PURCHASE of 2013 Men’s and Young Men’s Medium Weight Suits Had we received them a month ago we would have marked them *55 *60 and *65 We're turning’ them right over without a thought of profit just for the advertisement of it. mes At the one price of $43.00 Buy right up to your limit; you know what fine Suits will cost from now on! A Restatement of Original Announcement These suits were turned over to us by one of our tailoring organizations solely on the strength of an order we placed with them for next season. We are just as certain that they were sold to us at today’s cost as we are that they would bring $65.00 in any New York store. We are giving them to you without a thought of profit, just for the sake of the new friends such a sale as this inevitably makes. And, by the way, Spring is only half a dozen weeks away, and these suits are weighted for wear right up to the hot weather, NoC, O. D.'s 35th Street Extra Salesmen, Tailors and Fitters No Returns No Approvals 1920. ° This Store Closes at 5 P.M. dames MeGreery & Co. 5th Avenue | A Charming Innovation— 1) Costume Blouses of ‘Cartridge Silk” " 15.00 A strange name for Silk, is it not? Yet it is most appropriate, as it was woven for the purpose of containing powder for shells! At the end of the war the government sold it to a prominent manufacturer and importer who fash ioned it into quile the most charming Blouses you | ever saw, It is a lovely fabric, in soft, beautiful colors, and, being quite heavy in weight, it lends itself especially ‘a style nota well to the French mode here shown | bly becoming to all types. | Rose, French Blue or Natural Color. Embroidered in Self or Contrasting Shades. Gauntlet Gloves With Their Cavalier Air! ON TUESDAY | They are quite the smartest type, as well as the warm- est, for they keep the wind from playing about milady’s wrists, as it is wont to do when shorter gloves are worn, Some perfect-fitting models of Capeskin with strap-wrist in White, Black, ‘Tan or Cordovan have been specially priced— 5.00 34th Street Less Than Wholesale Prices on Ribbons You may purchase dainty, new ribbons for your new Lingeric here tomorrow at a price that is less than to- day's wholesale cost. It is a splendid quality with satin ground and fancy floral design—Pink, White and Blue. 10 yards in a piece. Width No. 1 Width No. 65c Width No. 90c Width No. 1.40 Moire Tatfets Ribbon of heavy quality in w fasotunting range of lovely colors, suitable for Millinery, Girdles, Sashes and Hair Bows. 6 inches wide. yard, 49¢ A Belated Ifoliday Shipment Handkerchiefs At Only a Fraction Above Cost to Us “* Men’s pure Irish Linen Handkerchiefs, shire hemstitched. regularly 18.00, dozen, 12.00 Men’s Irish Linen Handkerchiefs of soft finish. . . regularly 9.00, doz. 7.20 Men’s satin striped Cambric Ilandkerchiefs. .. . . regularly 38ce, each, 25¢ Women's sheer Linen Handkerchiefs with nar- row hems, corded edge. doz, 4,85 regularly 6.00 Women’s sheer Linen Handkerchiefs with nar- row hems. regularly 4.50, doz, 2.65 A Clearance Sale of Children’s Hats 1.50 formerly 2.95 to 8.50 Every one of our beautiful little hats has been reduced to this nominal price for quick clearance, Great Reductions on Children’s Fur Sets Sets formerly 8.75........ see eeceecees Sets formerly 12.50... Sets formerly 15.50... Sets formerly 17.75. Sets formerly 29.50. Sets formerly 87.50. Inf. UG Third Floor. satan, | SL lalond COU AIWOAN Sinivivivio | Wonderful Values and Low Prices Dominate | Muslin Sheets and Pillow Cases Hemmed Sheets | 54x90 inches..... regularly 1.55, 72x90 inches.....regularly 2.00, 72x99 inches. .regularly 2.40, 1.95 | 81x99 inches. regularly 2.75, | 90x108 inches... .regularly 3.00, “¥ ou ni Reed a Little Quilted Jacket For These Cold Days 1.25 regularly 1.65 Soft, Japanese Silk, padded and quilted, over which your coat will slip with ease. Sleeve- less. White only. Remarkable ! Women’s Wool Sport Hose Pair 1.95 regularly 3.00 Fine gauge, full fashioned all-wool Sport Hose, in Heather Mixtures. It was, indeed, a lucky purchase that made this offering possible, for hose of this quality has never been offered at so low a price. Stamped Articles For Embroidering At Reduced Prices Stamped Luncheon Sets—18 pieces...... 75c regularly 1.00 Center Pieces to match, 86 inch size.....- 75c regularly 1.00 Single pieces for Luncheon Sets—square or oblong. regularly 50c, 35¢ Baby Pillow Slips of hemstitched Batiste. .75¢ Baby Carriage Covers. re, egularly 1.00 | Srecial! Kimbroidered Shelving Embroidered Card Table Covers. . ARO regularly 1,00 and 1.85, 85¢ and 1.00 1.20 cach 1.65 cach each 25 each 2.50 each | We reserve the Fight | | The January Sale of McCreery Standard Makes of _. nis | 35c each | | | | 54x86 inches......regularly 70c, 55¢ each to limit quantities \| Hemmed Cases © h 42x36 inches...... regularly 50c, | 45x86 inches...... regularly 55ce, 40c¢ each | | | Finely Woven Knit ta Low Neck Style, With Shoulder Straps. 75c regularly 95¢ 4 They are of extra fine quality, so cut as to be invisible when worn with a camisole. on Special! 200 Wardrobe Trunks 45.00 regularly 55.00 These are Regulation Wardrobe ‘Trunks and may be had in Full, Three- Quarter and Steamer sizes. Made on three-ply veneer basswood frame, covered with hard vuleanized fibre; four drawers, ten hangers, shoe pockets and laundry bag; top drawer locks, (Jllustrated.) ee eee