The evening world. Newspaper, January 22, 1920, Page 10

10 THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, FAKE “DRY” AGENTS |WOUNDED VETERAN PREY ON CAFE MEN Smith College Vand 8500.00. ‘ligt $4,000,00 nounced to-day | University Club, Seward Pr Mie, Hi 1 1 n nd tot Rankers’ Tru AMNESIA VICTIM 8 8 the Sox Yorks plane con sab, Work Company and Mise Thousands of Dollars “Protection” | Brooklyn Man, Injured in France Money Collected, Says En Is Found Wandering About in forcement Officer NYRI Laas x. ORLA eeealy , wy, 7: a West Thirty-Fourth Street Sale ot Coats $ Handsome Fur Collar Productions At Very Important Savings Mr. 3! in's John J. Quix’ Awed Woman Ends Life With Gas, Mrs, Maria Heitzman, sixty-five 8 old, Janitress of No, 1431 Pro: t Avenue, the Bronx, who nee 4 SAYS PORT STRIKE IS lat All Boats Now Operating, Declares | Q months ed night by inhaling gas. Exchange Manager. the Harbor | Wonderfully Delicious—Fresh ] X eF N Fur Collars Fabrics Soe ; AGEL involved were Brothers and | oun NY Offering Silvertones forty boats out than 600 in|] In S+Ib. lots or more NY Variely Wool Velours the harbo Bean or Ground NA f Choicest Broadcloth ud bu Cash and Carry Plan NY pd ld eel Lexchany & Most Polo Cloth Ar ate Wanted Silk Plush night wher . : tnd. that fu Genuine and Cold Causes TT 33e° ctasauert Furs Others A partial om! Delivered in N.Y. & freight from th N. Bron 300 miles fresh off the roas ye Entire Winter Stock, 1-3 to 1-2 Off. eB LEN SIAN 2S eae re oz of Buffalo w D |] SATISFACTION On MONDY BACK. NG Styles Col T. Hardin, Reg sail | é NA Styles olors roads, as the =| Ni a secre, a | Gillies Coffee Co. \ Bloused Black steeped, tne lg * hac an ; NA Dolman ie to last more than a few days, nl ‘ Navy —— - Ny Cape Back G SU(N NS CONNECTION. WITH ANY OTHER STORE 1NUS— MMMM IN Button ated ‘= = = 9 = N i Trimmed Mocha aS =: f = WN 4 Flared Brown 4 N Kg Novel Pockets Copenhagen WN : ny iN = NM “ ~ BN my Gnas = WV Richly Lined With Silks and Satins ON 134 West 34t St. Macy's = | HE cold Janvary—-with a still colder Fe ry in vicw—lends added interest to 4 N ; = HIN these fine warm coats! Certainly all any one could ask for in Style! And HIN Semi-Annual Clearance = f iN) they're made so splencidiy—-with such magrificent fur collars—you'll corsiderthem HN = HIN better than any you have scen at the price! Wide variety, large assortment ! UN = ON 7 NI SA | E. = AN Other Coats at $45, $55, $75, $100 and up! ah = <i = =] Specials for Friday and Saturday. 97 Coats Fur Trimmed and plain; also Polo Coats Formerly Sold to $55. To Close Out 49 Coatees Molette—Beaverette—Sealette—Fur-Trimmed arian ‘Sold upto $59.50. To Close Out 34. 50 86 Coats Smart models in all wanted fabrics Formerly Sold up to $75. To Close Out 39.50 59 Coats Exceptional values in all desired materials Rormasly Sold up to $105, To Close Out 63.50 89 Coats cluding Our Highest Cost Garments Including Oy Sel up to $135. To Close Out 84.00 1134 Suits Rie Taletee a4 ol Trimmed Models Fermarly Sold upto ses. To Close Out 45 .00 39 Eve : ug Gowns Out 2 9 . 50 27 Velvet Dresses Formerly Sold up to $33.50. To CloseOut 1 Uk 50 18.50 Lord & lavlor 38th Street —FIFTH AVENUE— 39th Street Store Closes at 5 P. M. HN A cA Announcing the Annual Mid-Winter Sale of New Charming Spring Frocks SESE $945,859 ins, Charmeuse, Chiffon Taf- Hz ge-> fetas, Georgettes, Crepe Mete- Furniture —— : Beginning Monday, January 26th The only collection in New York of Haviland China fe yor ty de O meet the increasing vogue of fine upholstered furniture cere, 4 serpet we are making in our own shops and featuring for our Also, other French Art Wares asvlan, Mid-Winter Furniture Sale a splendid selection of substan- Lalique Glass at: tial and artistic upholstered suites and single pieces, at special Barbedienne, Hebrard and sale prices. Louchet Bronzes ‘ re Haviland Sevres Vases and Bisque Figures China | Rock Crystal Glass Two Days of Courtesy The three-piece Living Room Suite | Artistic Lamps The decorated Friday Saturday illustrated 1s made in a choice of 1 China has an Jan, 23rd Jan, 24th Ay . Dah 1 need additional stamp several tapestries and includes Sofa H ] on the glaze— Affording patrons the opportunity to 1 Ch b $76 i fe} @cconareo ey carefully study the values and to at $205.00, Arm Chair at $165.00, avi and & Ce nde, make selections prior to the opening and Reading Chair at $175.00. AcopAg ined) of the sale on Monday, January 26th g : 11 East 36th Street 10 East 37th Street | New York | 1920. (4000 PAIRS ADDED) 32 Styles of Miller-Made All Sizes | But Not In All Styles FORMERLY SOLD UP TO 16.50 Think of buying I- Miller Footwear at $8.95! And this low price buys this season's styles, some of which have been in our shops only a few days! They must go because we are pre- paring for our display of Spring Merchandise. But while they are here they present an opportunity no woman would want to miss. We cannot fill mail or telephone orders, or send these shoes C. O. D. or on approval. [-MILLER &’ SONS 1554 Broadway |15 West 42d Street) 50 Church Street Near 46th St. | Near Fulton. Oren tillo P.M Near Fifth Avenue Hudson Term, Bldg. Lord & Taylor 38th Street —FIFTH AVENUE— 39th Street Store Closes at 5 P. M. January Sale Men’s Winter Weight OVERCOATS Town Ulsters Great Coats Chesterfields A Real Overcoat Buying Opportunity That All Who Come Will Appreciate The popular belted model Box Coats—slip-ons, etc.— that have the correct style swing—tailored by first-class workmen. Dark Browns—Greens and heather mixtures. Plain Blues — Oxfords, Greys, fancy Plaid back ma- terials. Sizes 9h to 4s, ourth Floo