The evening world. Newspaper, January 29, 1920, Page 10

— - SEE A a eae I oe Rg RR ‘ ry f THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 29, 1920. 10, iia Hetatter’ 48 rate | » (\ @ffee le Carey Phas «4, nd Biklyn and 43@ 32c & 36c |b. CTOs On MONEY BACK. Gillies Coffee Co Was under the prop ——TDABHT REDS H PUMEDFIRIY, Design Is to Promote Effici-| ency Among Workers in fane \ it has on |} ty in American 1% " HELD UP BY HIS TWO FARES. Relleved by Cours ley toda at Point of Revolver. ets neton Street, New “York. | Local Organizations. Hp hint: : | dat i j ‘ht iAthe tind aldol Blt i a ‘i World Wants Work Wonders | the country is pla to curb Soviet. | Hoad, the ies ism and promote efficiency among | New York organizations. Samaol fj ——— | BONWIT TELLER &CO representative Iabor on Sunday and | Hi arrange for the organization. Mr The Specially Shopp Oniginalibrs i| cA Phenomenol Ofering y Gompers would make no statement f ‘ to-day, FIFTH AVENUE Ai 38™ STREET f By the proposed arrangement, the Ga 4 Central Federated Union, made up Saks & Spartiy if of Manhattan unions, and the strone . ° y “Pe # Brooklyn Central Labor Union will be Special Clearance Sale—Friday | | k \merged, together with the*weaker or- | | Announce Beginning Friday Sale of 2500 Handsome Georgette Crepe BLOUSES. Regularly $8.95 to $12.95 All At One Price ganisations in some of the other ’ y ’ Pei Tein areangemict, It Women’s and Misses agreed to, a5 labor men say seems | likely, will end the troubles growing | i Se ell 6 SVALKING BOOTS AND OX FORDS tan. The decision to seek to establish one powerful central body represent- ing the entire city is a direct result Greatly Reduced to i ‘ of the vote of the heads of interna- BT tional union chiefs in Washington, beets | , to do all in thelr power to| b drive everything savoring of Soviet- 8 25 H ism out of the rerulur labor move- | “ ‘ f ment. Indirectly it is a result of tne | , : . recent troubles in the printing trades, . Not all sizes in every style, but Charges then made against {he Cen- collectively there are all sizes. i trai Federated Union were taken uj | by the Executive Council of thi ‘| : ; ; American Fegeration of Labor, and These walking boots and oxfords have been assembled from | it was finally decided that the the regular stock and are of patent leather, black or dark i matter should be left to a committe nein ek; Jelte @, 7 2 ilite ple Roaead ty Site'Gonipers ind the asc! tan Russia calfskin. Welted soles, Cuban or Military heels. tive trado unionists of the city. By iu todecetooa, tals ropresect. | NO C. 0; D'S. NO EXCHANGES. NO APPROVALS. G5 50 | tives of the Brooklyn Central Labor | epeve Union and of the more important! | SES cee eS ee oe ee ee ae ee Such an offering is possible only because of a most unusual SS SSS Monn! oo ‘ trade opportunity which comes but once in a very great while. we cea NORE EOE SS RES Any aa at all familiar with market conditions knows that gN Georgette Crepe Blouses of any kind cannot be had to-day y N wholesale at this price. 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