The evening world. Newspaper, February 20, 1920, Page 19

SNS A eS pe hee ae ar ‘gan ye: THE EVENING ‘woann,” ‘Final Clearknte of ‘DAY, ‘use ART 20, . eT —there will be no further price reductions. We never carry over merchandise from one season to another. In keeping with this policy, and in order to make room for Spring garments, we have again reduced our prices. This is the Final Price Concession and should bring , every man in New York here, for Clothes like these will cost twice as much ° next season. 109 Suits were . $25 210 Suita were . $35 146 Suits were . $4 on) Soa 25 285 O. C.’s were $35 nee eS earn eee Now | 171 0. Cs were $40 Now 234 O. C.’s.were $30 162 O. C.’s were $45 156 Suits were . $45 | 126 Suits were . $55 A CT FA 214 Suits were . $5 $ 50 | 147 Suits were . $60 $ 50 86 Suits were . $55 © | 182 Suits were . $76 % 123 0. C.’s were 845 217 O. C.’s were $55 367 0. C's were 850 Now | 346 0. Cs were 860 Now 268 O. C.’s were $55 i 940. C.’s were $75 Per eS a ee Oe He ae ee 50 : Entire Kidk/othes Stock also Finally Reduced Every Kid Klothes Suit, Overcoat and Mackinaw in our immense stock is also finally reduced for quick clearance. Wise Mothers will come in and take advantage of this, for these values, also, will be considerably advanced next season. Kid Klothes are now priced lower than they have ever been this season, as low as they ever will be. MoeLevy&Son © ou ory 119-125 Walker Street “cs.” | or ‘‘Elevated’’ from Brooklyn and New York transfers E very Sub WAY direct to Canal Street Station, within sight of our store. Evenings Until 7—Saturdays, Until 10