The evening world. Newspaper, February 6, 1920, Page 7

A os eee HG DROP W DEATHS AND CASES FFU: § EPEC NEARED Pneumonia Also Shows Re- Mi duction of 217 IM and 42 Fewer Fatalities, ‘omorrow is the last day of the sale of Photographic Enlargements, Size 8x10 Sepia mounted, Our usual price, Our usual price, = 54¢ Yes —Camern Department, 6th Fleer, Stith” St. tore ‘Hours Ss 9.30 to 6. Young Men, Invest NOW in Winter Overcoats Ulsterettes $29.50 Town Ulsters (priced lowest in the city) We Sell Dependable Merchan- dise at Prices Lower Than Any Other Store, but for Cash Only 2 peak of the ins @uenza epidhivic has passed and that ‘Me dectine in its Spead will be rapid Wee furniched by the reports of new Meves in the twe nty-four hours end- @d-at 10 o'clock this moning. Health Commissioner Copcland said the re- turns sh smallest number of Ses since Jan, 26, “ond Smallest number of deaths from uenza and pneumonia since Fet % a decrease of moi than 30 per Rent. in new pneumonia cases and eumuiati wentage 6 Pieviabiy ne 1" Vidence that the per- hs to cases im ap- W that of the epidemic , | Another Sale of junior boys’ all wool Follow twenty 'elock to are the figures for the hours ending at 10 ay f ” Cane, | ei id For it means the purchase of an overcoat which will : . t on uu peat ut serve you well for the remainder of this winter—and all | : Total to-day 02 r : i aes us of next winter, too. . = te 1918 4,930 634 a @ as ee eee eae It means buying a garment of good wearing quality, | aa Wanhatian marie Aer style and tailoring at a price which may not be dupli- ; : : Me i“ cated when the occasion comes for an overcoat next year. There is an especially large assortment in 2)3, 8, 4, 5 and 6 year sizes as well Gcens ‘ ’ as an extensive selection in the larger sizes, 13, 14, 15, 16 and 17 years. Res ne pred Those who recognize REAL thrift will buy NOW. ' tis Warm fabrics in dressy models in brown, blue, green, | school overcoats for boys be hag $14.74 3,761 a . . acécanenuisn and fancy mixture in cheviot effects. ! ondition of the sidewalks atin the Dlg uterine Re Equal to those regularly priced at $22.74 and $24.74 ot wee transportation r . hed sabe A Regular sizes 34 to 40. all wool cheviots ing in those } Ae Tanne Lore adlaaa htt ioNinkenci Stan in ulsters for dress or school wear. In shades of brown, heather, gray, olive and fancy mixtures. wouhd otherwise Have crowded ints ) Durably lined, properly tailored, sind cut on generous lines. Many with the popular muff pockets. cars and the pede: ans, if they keep their feet dry, are pee off as to ° Ti . d * * Boe Coneigal wirnie te Eallse Cotas Organdie- Trimmed gingham in Gaee—second Poor, ith Street, Rear missioner Enright to-day asking him to instruct precinct commanders. to Notify all patrolmen to enforce the | juiring householders | alks and gutters in property within four Missés’ springtime frocks | : | Savings in our midwinter furniture sale on of the ordinance is punishable by fine and imprisonment or both. Dr. Copeland says there he will attract week-end shoppers A is fashioned of a fine quality been wide-spread — violation i f ig nouseholders in residential gingham in small broken plaids, ‘ as . i model whose bodice has a The hundreds of shoppers who have visited (and the many have taken advantage of) our great Mid- a Pi se Pe as fo . . oft 4 . . : $ ee winter Sale of Good Furniture have discovered that, as usual, there was Macy furniture, and lots of ‘ front panel that becomes a belt il, at Macy prices % and ends in a throw-over sash at / f Deaton the back. The neck is square, the As the first week closes the response has been gratifying, and, with the largest stock of Good Furni- is Ree aie Conn dlesves short. with arround! collar ture that any previous sale could boast of, it assures you a satisfactory selection. . ba ped and deep cuffs of organdie. The ee alba ‘| ‘| ee — skirt is divided into three tiers — om ts a by accordion pleated upstanding ° \p° , : y : “é%, Women’s Slip ruffles. se “y ASIA, $10.74. "Over Straight mart = Sy \ Wy ‘i he 1\) { f } trimmed Line Sweaters, $3.94. B is a frock with tunic falling below the hips, giving a coat effect. ‘The collar, vestee, cuffs and pocket flaps are of sheer organdie edged with a dainty lace. The long straight sash ties in a perky bow at the back. A primly plain but very appealing little dress is this one, and it costs only $6.49 hats Made of fine mohair yarn, these \ sweaters are prettily tailored and for | be worn with suits and sepa $ Sizes 14-16-18 years. rate shirts, thus giving the effect of - 1 ide coe a complete costume = F in Briliiant Small checks and plaids in all the bright, clear, clean gingham colorings One style shows a long sash tipped spl ing Blue Aere—Third Moor, 35th Street, Front with t and short sleeves. The White other u fish tail model and has ) long sleeves. ; Reare—Sweater Deot.. Third Floor, B4th Sireet, ci ee, $5.49 Nirst showing : - ° ay, eet “Right shape” shoes : new xXtords : f ‘ - for boys and girls i f Outclass all millinery else- for men Carefully designed footwear that acknowledges the existence sae ’ i of five little toes on each foot and allows each of those little where similarly priced. 3 toes room enough to move, yet not too much. ‘The work- Fetching in line and trim bi $$ 89 fmanship of tue'shose je alove tha average aa tee 7 ‘ e e Gis tan calt eh Sizes 844 to 11 $5.49 ming, these hats show nove 4 4 ; ‘ rt Poe Girls’ black calf shoes—Sizes bly $4.89 combinations of material and ia panies onter, The 1920 style of men’s brogan Oxfords has just arrived to meet an insistent Girls’ tan calf shoes—Sizes 1114 a" digo OAD" |(Carwte “tguphes’. (Bones lacs i DIAMOND BARGAINS demand, Girls’ black calf shoes—Sizes 1114 to @ $5.49 : eerie lan ines 4 Ate Carat ‘There are also plain black and plain brown Oxfords made on neat, conservative : 229 Prmamed with Ne. rowers; A ae eet lasts. Sturdy shoes at $3.24 pr. I] some, of straw. have flare ; Ae teats Sima Facet tyle, price and hirene- quality are all combined in these Oxferd. for boys and girls bran - hair Tlg” Carat cial Facets | 1 : : Each embodies the spirit of % Cera Big Sh f ( av ¢ : ae ¢ $ 14 Carat... -Silahtly Pique. 3280/18) opi. is a special lot of a limited number, and there are no more to be had I ‘wide widths only ‘ BSCR ONE aes ON ds in aatk bi ith blind eyelets. ‘These shoes represent a truly good Girly-11}y to 2—Bluck and tr . | Muce mw car WOWD With bb tt cyelets, se §. es represe a Vv go0c . A _ 4 ‘ si Qnare—sccond Meur 4 B.GUTI ERGSONS | A buy. 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