The evening world. Newspaper, February 10, 1920, Page 6

SEMINO ATCAPTAL FORMORE BLES Gomltinued from Fou-th Page.) tips seldom produce anything ers in change. a The Evening W impress on taxpayers aud Con uel in td the that it demands a place here. HPPING BOARD PROVES CUTS CAN BE MADE. | ‘The Hvening Worid has shown that eutting down the army of mecnan- | clerks, arti and other work- om the public payroll needlessly for their usefulness to the peo- with the war emergency Oreated their jobs, a consider- percentage of the threatened could be written off. The hing Bound has come to the sup- fia aanmmple Which amocats b Clearance Sale’ of Department of Operations Bete cine a aces Women’s Winter Coats End of the Season Prices | pies Mel erheag For Exceptional \alues b) ‘the discontinuance of printed j exeene we oot 00000 of TF YOU need a Coat, a good-looking, serviceable ; cg gd | warmly lined Coat, with a smart touch of ; By cuttings down on letter writing newness in the line and cut of it, and the saving of $100,000 a ycar ai be indispensably modish choker collar of Fur— ; domes ‘trom: eartaiinent ror here is the season’s opportunity ! ‘ taraiture and Srutpment iad a LEM Missed aes en one depattment of one of the onals, Wool Velours, Lustones 1 most extravagant branches of the ne . “re : ; eeu Oe. Saver sn juality in materials, expert workmanship an ’ f LS fone Dveting Weld. “tne good style characterize these Coats—belted effects, H ; rae c, nosomnptiohed, beoanse a choice of models and a range of fashionable was actuated by ee eatre to fave money for the tax shades—reduced to . but because even the ng had 6 acknowledme that the i ie bee slncked up enough to crowd $27.00 ard $35 00 f one of its departments with uscless ‘ employees, and the condition was #0 ig No Approvals > nt that something had to be done th this example in mind, Con- s could run a bnaz saw through - ‘ ; Bee crv ae wen novese Just Received—A Large Shipment of 4 mpliey of the Savinie which, would : result from dropp'ng thousands an ope. 2 . thousands ought to insvire Congres- j _ sional id it SOMIaN't take Philippine and ‘ Teng to "nd where such action shout j a RR Porto Rican WiLL PROVIDES LUXURIES. Several Maseachascits Towns are Eariched by Requests. PORTLAND, Ore., Fab, 10.—Several setts towns and institutions bequeathed sums ranging from 00 to $25,000 by Thomas Prince, who Feb. 3 at Santa Barbara, Cal., and will has been filed for probate. 4 Among the gifts were three of $5,000 © eft, Income from which is to be spent | fer “prudent luxuries” for inmates of the fe Home at Carlton, Maas, * gnd the Odd Fellows Home for aged) ; and aged men at Worcester, | Lingerie Which Will Be Offered ‘To-Morrow at Exceptionally Low Prices it 5 Handmade and hand embroidered beautiful materials RR NE fi Gowns | Envelope Chemises $2.95, $3.95 $2.95, $3.95 Second Fluor Ss REPT Mach Sieeping Sickness. P i SPRINGFIELD. Ui, Fed, 10.—sixteen , céees of sleeping sickness were reported te the IMinois State Department of Rub- © We Health during the week ended yes- terfdy, acoarding to a telegram Dr. C. \ BR Clair Drake, Director af the depart- | ment, sent to Surgeon General Blue of ' + the United States Public Hecith Service. Women’s Tailored Gloves Offered as an Unusual Anniversary Value at $2.45 FASHIONABLE tailored glove for Spring of At glace kid. One clasp; pique and prix seam sewn. The beautiful, soft quality of the kid, the practicability of the style, the smartness of appear- ance, and the less than usual price make this a notable glove event. All the new shades are represented: soft tans, brown, beaver and grey. Ground Foor, | I Cash orCredit Paris Hat Shapes Spring Originations First showing of a collection of replicas from the original blocks of the famous French houses Lisere and Milan OE EEE from Georgette Caroline Reboux re Wine Se Cea Maria Guy Suzanne Tabbot and other of the great French Milliners Ultra fashionable shapes priced mod- erately. $12.50 & 22.50 Fourth Floor, . t jo Oh. how ew hes vey si Conti fi Sy Ri _TRE EVENING WORD! rss sree mm o ee ee ee - - ‘ Temporary Store Hours 9.30 A. M. to 6 P. M. Lord & Taylor. porn 38th Street FIFTH AVENUE 39th Street | matin aa Se Ses ewy Cay and intel SECOND WEEK, NINETY-FOURTH tn 826 Noah Webster. ANNIVERSARY SALE | Anniversary Sale and Annual Clearance of - FURS Our entire stock of fashionable Wraps, Coats and Scarves offered at extreme reductions for this event. Beautiful and exclusive models in luxurious Peltry, one Wrap in each Fur—an opportunity for those who appreciate values in dependable Furs to secure an exceptionally fine garment at an unusually low price. . Fur Wraps One Mole Wrap............-$695 | One Mink Wrap...........-.e. $3,259 One Kolinsky Wrap..........$975 | One Hudson Bay Sable Wrap... .$6,000 One Beaver Wrap...........$625 | One Russian Sable Wrap....... $15,000 Also Coats of Mink, Caracul, Mole, Hudson Seal (dyed Muskrat), Natural Muskrat, Pony and Seal Dyed Coney. Natural Squirrel Scarves.... $46.50 | Hudson Seal Tie Scarves. $24.50, $43.50 Mole Tie Scarves.......... $49.50 | Skunk Tie Scarves............. $39.50 Natural Beaver Scarves... .$43.50 | Skunk Animal Shaped Scarves. ..$79.50 Black Caracul Scarves...... $46.50 | Natural and Dyed Raccoon Scarves, $19.50 and $29.50 Fashionable Animal Shape Fox Scarves in Brown, Taupe and Lucille Shades > Women’s Low Shoes Priced f hi Si 1 Th d Pai Aca Gale $9 é 8 5 OF Nee fie Patent leather and gun metal Ties with one eyelet; Louis XVI heels, Tan Calfskin Pumps } with military heels. Gun metal, black Kid- \\ skin and tan calfskin Oxfords with military — heels. y cath Women’s High and Low Shoes many hi; priced lines fi: Cone ae at tl ee eaticedl peice $5.85 All sizes in the assortment but not in each style. Second Floor. Attractive Anniversary Offerings in New Embroideries TIMELY event for home sewers who are making selec- tions of embroideries for undergarments for themselves ; pis children. Thrifty women will appreciate the advan- tages to be gained by making their requirements while these low anniversary prices prevail. Embroidered Flouncings Dae Flouncings 30 to 4o inches wide. 12 to 18 inches wide. $4.95 to $9.95 yard 65c to 95c yard Fine Batiste and Organdie, elaborately Long Cloth and Cambric, neatly em- embroidered in English eyelet and French broidered in eyelet and blind etfects. designs. ; Edgings Embroidered Flouncings 436 tog inches wide. 12 to 14 inches wide. 65c to $2.95 yard $2.50 © $3.95 yard Batiste and Organdie edges, suitable for Sheer Batiste, exquisitely worked in collars, beautifully embroidered; white, beautiful designs. ecru and delicate colors. Embroidered All-Overs Insertions and Bandings 20 inches wide. I to 8 inches wide. $1.50 to $2.95 yard 45c © $3.50 yard Batiste and Swiss of exceptional quality, Batiste and Organdie, daintily embroid- suitable for blouses and tunics. ered; white and ecru. Ground Floor was revisin Gano his acts De _ tionary which appeared a short time after,this. Clearance Sale of Women’s Winter Suits Remarkable reductions for models of the finer type EAUTIFUL fur trimmed and plain B tailored. suits—many of them very high priced models remaining from the season’s selling— Peach Blooms, Wool Velours, Sil- vertones, Velvets, Duvet de Laines. Some trimmed with Hudson Seal, Ermine, Siberian Squirrel, Kolinsky, dyed Squirrel, Fox and Sealine; some with collars, cuffs and bands of fur. Many suitable to be worn without furs late into the Spring— z Decisively Reduced to $49.50, $59.50 to $135.00 ‘TMérd Floor Women 'S Satin Gowns EW Spring models, specially purchased for N the Anniversary Sale, to be offered at a price within the limits of the average woman’s purse—yet with all those little touches of the Spring Mode to be expected in a Frock from Paris. New dfaped skirts— New short sleeves— Vestees and collars of Georgette Crepe— Some with Embroidery. Quite the Frocks for afternoon and semi- formal occasions, distinctively fashionable—grace- ful, charming and becoming ahd just right for immediate wear. Good Quality Satin, High Class Dress Making. Exceptionally Priced. A Sale of Two-toned Ribbons NE of the desired ribbons for lingerie and children’s O wear. The prices quoted are very low for a high grade ribbon of this type. Heavy flexible satin ribbon, in two delicate combina- tions—pink and blue and blue and orchid. No. 1 1% 2 3 5 at $1.50 $1.70 $2.00 $2.90 $3.50 per piece of 10 yards. Ground Floor Anniversary Sale Girls’ Dresses “Shirt Wéist Models 1 Offered at i $6.95 aa | Sizes 6, 8 and 106 | years. The new combi- | nation, in jaunty little | Tub Dresses, as illus- || trated. Pleated Skirts | of Linen, with pretty || Sash, in Blue, Tan and || Leather color, || White Blouses { e [ |} of Lawn, daintily if tucked; collars and cuffs | | ' edged with ruffles. Skirt Al } Al) buttons on to blouse, \ | making it a practical ernie 7m") dress for tubbing, Qe = FOUrth F100? eemnsmepenessoncomesnersemes ‘