The evening world. Newspaper, January 23, 1920, Page 6

6 THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 1920, GEORGE G. RICE | , | GUILTY OF LARCENY, Telephone Orders Filled— Phone Greeley 1900—Ask for Telephone Order Desk. mn ‘ we Otte ‘That May XQ) Men's Handkerchiefs Children’s Coats Ho} Send Him to State's Prison “Save the Pieces” 1 | for Ten Years Take them to our nearest store and get a new lens in a few hours. Accuracy assured Any Lens Duplicated from the broken pieces Lenses, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, ete. Jacob Horzie, known to wildest min- | Pure Liner Hue SelM Greatly Reduced broken assortments of initials. Box of 6, $2.50 and $3.00, $8.95 Men’s Puro Linen, sheer quality Jaunty little models in Velveteen French Novelty Handkerchiefs, and Wool Mixtures, excellent values. convicted in day of grand larceny in the j ret degree, punishabie by imprison: | ment for not more than ten years. Rice is a n er of @ family which vals o-do through respec- able has repeatedly made ortur m $100,000 to $1,000,000 ost them at the card table, sor in Wall Street. He wrote vy plausible advertisements for y fabricated enterprises. He ved terms in Elmira Reforma- | = ing Sing and in the Federal $1.00 cach. 38th Street FIFTH AVENUE “39th Street Not all sizes in every style. JaccmmmemanananaassT OUFtH 21007 cesatecnemnnasnessns Ground Ptoor, Store Closes at 5 P. M. Established 67 Years. New York: 184 B'way, at John St. uag Sixth Av., 1th St. ago Sixth Av., aad St. sor Nas, ss ~— St. G fest 4 treet, Brooklyn: 498 Patton St.,cor.Bond St A Special Purchase of New Spring Models in Women’s Tricotine Dresses | ne charge that Marked for Saturday 4 naa Febru: | | lis defense wae | eed $39.50 en lo by e auboriinate. ROOF GARDEN FOR CHURCH. FTERNOON FROCKS of Tricotine, presenting the new Seti a ee Wi ; apne silhouette and style features, in straight line and coat New Paris Hats Se ueistas enka shed . o necks, sma: embroidered in silk—cor- Li i tish i Jen and Cont #500,000, Neckwear effects, round or V k rtl broid d 1k: Paris is sending us coquettisl i PUPTSRURGH, Jan, 22—Truatees of rectly tailored Spring Dresses for street or dress occasions. little Hats with Veils—for the | I cat ne ere NEW—and lovely—version of the Exceptional Values veil has been kindly received in | : oat vill Giger EES KK popular Wool Scarf. This one is Third Floor. Paris Ne real Jeature ‘of Shalala dorm its members, would be | of fine, soft imported Alpaca with super millinery. This small rose-rimmed | i built diately. | oe f » , is swathe pe- | | The new Gaia Will be six stories | | Mohair fringed ends, It is a tubular Silk Hi ° Hat, Po nig bag m pees th ph | AU: with nor Leonel. Or) spireee can | reg capa per eal Beaded Bags i osiery witchingly in Tulle, twisted about | i 1% t building will be | scarf, which makes it unusually practica! ; the neck and caught: at the side 1i B are dito | and warm—while the softness and silki- At Important Reductions for Social Functions with a rose—a Louison model. ‘ n places where the mem- err ere 01 ongregation * ss of the ys ake it light in weight. ly ; Hermance sends a small shining visca td fhe. 00 Erexation wil ind pleas = ness of the aH make it light in weigh A large number of handsome all Whether one goes South or stays straw braid hat with a jetted luncheon ; Oxford, navy, reseda and emerald green. over Beaded Bags of both imported at home, there are always many Veil, doubled and adjustable, to trim it. | Size 14 by 62 inches. and domestic make’, which have regu- pot pie ig demand the new Gai Reboux provides a are elt | i in 5 i i i A violets growing trom soft violet milan | $7 95 larly sold for much more—all reduced Sane ewe be rants A and velvet. Suzanne Talbot's orchid hat j | . to one price. Conventional and floral Beautiful stockings in plain and is touched with tulle; and one of the most ——— round Floor: designs in soft colorings. All silk fancy weaves, embroidered effects, effective is an Evelyn Varon model of | } : -n work designs, in black, whi lustrous golden Cellophane, with an elabo- | | lined. Bead covered frames, eee ciethe See ehagee oS rate veil in black tulle heavily jetted. | | Veilin Ss oat cig grat by Ideal little Traveling Hats for the woman | | { g $11 95 ning and street wear. Southward bound, or for a freshening | 1 The new Veilings for Palm Beach 7 Plain Hose to ee the oderately _ priced ee | , and street wear are only one of the Another lot of charmingly designed $2.66 $3.65 $4.15 such distinctive Paris originals many attractive Spring arrivals— but a very important arrival at that. Filet or fancy mesh veils with collar bands of velvet, edged with one or two rows of silk or ostrich fringe. Black, brown, taupe and navy. Large, beautiful veils, with hemstitched ‘Fourth Floor, Dainty New Bandeaux Two models notably low priced: All-over Lace Bandeaux, pink silk ribbon shoulder straps, suitable bags—of the finer sort—small beads Open Work Designs in exquisite colorings; odd shapes, $4:48 $6.13 $8.00 to $40.00 some with beaded frames, others of shell, a few fringed. All lined in silk Lace Inserts and fitted with change purse and $7.45 to $12.50 mirror. ‘These prices show substantial concessions. = “‘Shookids’’ Tobogganing All. child) j ing in the i fi children enjoy playin: GOING Ea our lively Fancy Clocks Black or White, contrastingly clocked To stroll along in @ pair of comfortable, good-looking “Shoo- tes a hbase y chiffon borders, mesh centres and stun- $3.05 to $4.75 for evening wear, at.......... 85c Lh hill easy for them as “bob sleighing” down the snow-cov- ning embroidery, in wool of contrasting $30.00 $35.00 Hand Em troldered Fleur de Lis material Bandeaux, Children’s Tan or Black Calf Shookids hooked at back, with insert of elas- tic, pink satin shoulder straps, $1.25 Loca iabaaiameN OCONl F100 cniieecuen a) $3.50 to $6.25 $40.00 $55.00 $4.48 $6.13 $9.43 Groand Floor Sizes6 to 8....... Black, 4.65 Tan, 5.25 | ] ( | | ( | ( Sizes 844 to 11....... Black, 5.35. Tan, 6.45 | ( | ] ] ] ] | ] ] ( Ground Floor. Clearance Sale of Women’s Coats Wonderful values in beautiful garments. Girls’ Tan or Black Calf Shookids Sizes 1114 to 2.......Black, 6.35 Tan, 7.85 Sizes 244 to7.......Black, 8.95 Tan, 9.35 Boys’ Shookids, 4.50 to 7.00 Positively the LOWEST PRICED Children’s Shoes are “SHOOKIDS” Lustones Silvertones $29.50 | “SE | nutter | $39.50 or Nutria Collars hoot Oe ee sc > ee a= > > > > > ee ne ee eo ee ee ee | CAMMEYER math st Lins | None C. O. D. ae a ‘Throughout with No Approvals | ‘Stamped on a Shoc Means Standard of Merit Throughout Peau de Cygne j th } 34 St. New York, Smart styles developed in the sea- Handsome enough for dress occasions a ee ee ee a a ee ee ee ee |, son’s fashionable fabrics and color- | yet suitable for daily wear, representing CC sce cae — ings most in vogue this season. | Lord & Taylor standard of excellence. Third Floor | © Saseeeeeneneenrnnnennercunucenearueurtneverttten TLL Flint’s Fine Furniture GUARANTEED. REDUCTIONS 10% to 50% THESE REDUCTIONS ARE NOT on only a few odd discontinued patterns, but on COMPLETE SUITES FOR THE DINING ROOM, BEDROOM AND LIVING ROOM, as well as the other furniture needed for the home. Final Clearance of ‘Misses’ Coats Suits Dresses At a price reduction that means substantial savings in every purchase. Many priced less than wholesale cost to duplicate Also A Limited Quantity of Misses’ Real Leather Coats In Black or Tan Saturday Sale of Boys’ and Girls’ Shoes Taken from our regular stock and reduced for to-morrow’s sale‘only. January Clearance Boys’ Clothing For Saturday Only Juniors’ Spring Dresses A special purchase of new Spring models in Our entire tremendous stock is marked at prices that offer an unequalled op- portunity; in many instances below Excellent values at very attractive prices, to | to-day’s cost of production. Navy Blue ‘Taffeta and Satin, unusually priced Girls’ Heavy Tan Lace Shoes re-stock the boy’s wardrobe. “™ Fi PEN for this Sale at (as illustrated). Sizes 1114 to2.......+. $5.85 All Wool Mackinaws bs If we were speculators in furniture and = , : 11.75 not merchandisers, we would “hold = $27.50 Boys Children’s he tunes plaids and a for a rise’’—the cost of manufacturing None C. O. D. No Approvals Heavy Black Heavy Tan heather mixtures, convertible notch j is steadily increasing; prices inevitably For afternoon and dress occasions, a number of charming and youthful styles collars, will be higher. Schoot Shoes, Lace Shoes, Junior Boys’ Overcoats q with all the features distinctive of the 3.95 4.95 $9.75 v0 $30.00 H : = No orders will be accepted from natn Minas $8 $ All Cosas acter otis rs i] = dealers or decorators. = Tunic Effects and »ide Draperies Sizes 1 to 6. Sizes 814 to 11. terns, broken lots and sizes. From ’ The new short and three-quarter Fourth Floor blennetee 3 to 10 years. ¥ ceves, shirred side fulness in some Boys’ All Wool Ulsters $22.50 to $45.00 Belted model, convertible collars; broken lots and sizes. From 11 to 18 years. Boys’ All Wool Norfolk Suits Misses’ Heavy Tan Lace Shoes Broad or medium toes, Sizes 215 to 7... $6.85 Women’s Boots and Low Shoes———~ $10.75 s, fine pleating of metal thread, lace and embroidery~ modish little Frock and exceptional valuc ad Interior Decoration, Oriental&DomesticRugs raperces. Clearance m4 Girls’ and Juniors’ Coats a : = Hi Leather Dress Boots, with black or gray ~ $15.00 to $30.00 j a + Lf Flint& Horner Co Inc = Nos $19 50 a $29 ray : oth i anor gun metal tae © phioges Patent and = a Wesae pie cree HN iS 20:26West 36 St. 50 to $29.! dull leather Pumps. Tan and black Oxfords arieiy, H ( j Fourth Floor Fourth Floor PHTTUAPTOTIATTUTV TALIA LLUARUR LURE LUO LUORA EO cc