The evening world. Newspaper, January 22, 1920, Page 14

INTERCHURCH WORK She and Mrs, Lansing and Mrs. | Children's Soclety Needs Piano. Daniels Help Convention ; ARAM Riad AES ' ruelty to Childr Committee. era for its waiting r ‘Three of the Nation's most prominent | far Women have accepted positions on the| the Committee of Arrangements for tho|T# q National Interchurch Movement Confer-| who are being he adjustment no which ha ence to be held in Washington on Feb,| Wash pe i, § and % They are Mrs. Woodrow | G4 Mt f i it Wileon, Mra. Robert Lansing and Mra.| hooky nt, mina I oar Linge "Works nN cs ia’ wont (0 NO, 297 Joseptuus Daniels, apolix inom This Is the Only Store That Sells the Overstocks of the National Cloak and Suit Co. Dollar Day At the National’s Outlet Store, 119 W. 24th St. How can these tremendously big values be offered at ONE DOLLAR, when the merchandise is worth so much more? Why are clean, depend- @ able, seasonable articles so low in price? ANSWER Because it is all overstocks of the big mail order house, the National Cloak and Suit Company, sent here, not with the object of making a profit, but to sell quickly and so keep the big building free and clear of all surplus merchandise. DOLLAR DAY—FRIDAY Choice of these and many other big bargains at pn Jacket o1 1 Jon nbroldery. writ Startling Sale of Coats 1,200 Winter Ccats; 10 models. Velour Cloth, ‘“Cravenette- finished. Materia's, Mixtures, Zibelines, Thibet Cloths. Women’s; Misses; Juniors. 2,000 Better Grade Coats, Higher in Price But Just as Big Values, ts THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, 1920. Gimbels Stores 32nd St.—BROADWAY—323rd St. " Extraordinary! Nutria Beaver Cloth Coatees Reduced to $15.00 Unheard of—The material alone costs more, without figuring the cost of manufacture. Yet here they are. The self same coats which have been sell- ing for much more. Every one of them reduced. Savings in Some Instances as High as 50% For Friday Only—at this marked down price. Economy-seeking women will buy early, while the selection is most varied. oar acanata This sensational offer should produce some brisk buying Friday, so we re- peat: “Buy Early,” “Buy Early!” All Sizes for Women and Misses A variety of smart and popular models, all finely made. Two of the models illustrated. You have but to see them to recognize their true worth. All Coatees on Sale Downstairs, Lower Floor An Interesting Offer of Corsets for All Figures Priced at Interesting Figures Corsets that not merely fit all figures, but that fit all figures perfectly. Corsets that are made with an eye for comfort. Corsets that Cannot Rust, break or tear, but will wear long and well. Harner’s Pust-Prof Corsels- At $6. 65—A corset constructed on unusually fine lines, with perfect fitting bust and skirt, exceedingly comfortable to i wear. Made of strong flesh color coutil, well boned, daintily trimmed with ribbon and embroidery, 3 sets of strong web hose supporters. Sizes 23 to 36. t $4.00— model especially adapted to sports wear At $4.00—Made of flesh color novelty materials, pret- A $ and dancing. Very low bust with broad, tily trimmed with ribbon and lace, low bust, elastic band acrosss top, made of pink brocade materials, | jong hip. Sizes 19 to 28 A Mives * 2 By wer lightly boned. Sizes 20 to 28. ; At $3 00—A model especially adapted for the slender At $5.00—A model for the RYSTAR? or full figure. Made . and average figure, medium bust, long hip, of white coutil, medium low bust, long hip, of flesh color novelty materials trimmed with embroidery. broad steel over abdomen, well boned, three sets strong Sizes 19 to 28. web hose supporters, Sizes v2 to 36 All Corsets on Sale Downstairs, Balcony \ ATT) jee !\ my [$4.00]