The evening world. Newspaper, February 27, 1920, Page 12

es em ee Final Clean Up told owners,” he added, “to go ahead UNIONS REFUSE TO with thelr ‘new bulldings, and. that FINISH 17 a seg the steel framework was up could id easily get masons and car- | ° . hey have spent ts a com: des Council Says fork OF to 'them, ‘Those bulidings oa which Store Closes at 5 P. M. Lord & Taylor Non-Union Men Must Be |no work Is being performed to-day | Torn Down. Alert wh o are conternpiating bulla The Building Trades Council, ym-| IE and having steel work done by ; * > d 4 Ee 38th Street —FIFTH AVENUE— 39th Street Posed of representatives of forty-one : “key” unions tn the building industry has decided that on new build ap by non-unk le) frame SALE! We have made SHARP Pajamas, Underwear, Neckwear and Hosiery b from a nervour breakdown ( Headaches Ment of the « ae casters os Caused by ; tn New York which are affected by the E t e Reductions on “3 yestrain FOR MEN all Our ha th ers of these buildings p uaee somplen tod,” a Bria st a Uidingr slit telieved , ome $ They will have to tear down all the |] only by wearing correct ; ee Work put up by tho non-union tron||} glasses, It is dangerous to CCESSORIES of the better sort, always within easy reach of e ote pn es taimtionid. severe!’ penis (He coo crore the busy man. Each item is an unusual value ‘ uated Gupong them the Loft candy factory ||] Reliable Eyesight Enamination y : - Guaranteed Sis'encw building Wy stadiona Avacne lll “owtety ted Gtewree een ities Sem See tate TSS ing in Madison Aventie | . and the Cunard Buijcing. in Wal ||] Caredtly Fitted Classes, $3 to $10 Pajamas j Worsted Half Hose 9, ! ai, aioen > Me Sena ee Rabie legend | F All This Season’s Stock! | 2°27 cepa s ghrasou, twentysjour Tuas arectne ||Q Betabllghed >= Yeares | $2.15 $1.35 " mats telah ia taie | ee iat Seise Saas pags ws of this city, employe non- : ' ; Sixth ‘Av., Si es : . ™m. can mi Mian with the United states Cor. | aso Sixth Avy, and St Mercerizzd and printed Percales, Because of their superior service, oman aftiord to miss this sale! Poration those firms had been able to tor Nasvau, at Ann St and in a variety of plain colors and | comfort and appearance, woolen hose stripes. Splendid value at the price. | are gaining in.popularity daily. Many men now prefer them for regular year- Knitted Silk Neckwear round wear. The assortment is com- $ 2 95 plete. No neckwear retains its fresh ap- Silk Lisle Half Hose pearance under rough usage like these 75 knitted silk four-in-hands—hence their c popularity. A new assortment of colors and stripes in pure silk is now being shown. dinmonds. Beyer @ticnded ‘one of con trod vou owe recit to tires DAY of TO-MO! ORROW. ‘ses, id Street. Tenn 4a Brooklyn: 498 Fulton St,,cor.Bond S) Steet im advance of other con- Get Good Clothes at the Good Old Time Prices. Members ¢ of the Iron League have Railroad Watches at Cul Prices B.GUTTERGSONS DIAMONDS, wari This is an excellent value in silk lisle—one of the most popular hose for all-around wear. In black only. Balbriggan Underwear 85c This value will interest the man who Cotton Half Hose 35c ESTABLISHED 1879 GRAND RADIDS wears Balbriggans. In medium weight, A good substantial cotton hose, in:a the shirts with half sleeves, the drawers | variety of colors, and at a price that ° jn regular ankle length. will repay buying in quantities. F On Sale at Saks Friday a URNITURE and Saturday 800 Men’s Soft Hats and Derbies Worth $4.00 to $5.00 in to-day’s Men’s Fine Shoes $11.75 These shoes answer the demand for footwear correct in style and re- liable ‘in quality. They are shown in dark Cordovan, tan, and ‘black. This is an excellent value. CREDIT TERMS: $3.00 Down ‘on 5.00 “ “ Fourth Floor Apartments Ww EEK OPEN market, wholesale oben | Brews ole Pe ee ae A accounr re 104th Street At r “L” Station at Corner A fine collection of the smartest soft huts i and derbies for Spring, made of pure fur, ou and finished with the best trimmings. The soft hats are in Black, Pearl, Seal Brown, i Olive, Smoke, and Green. The Derbies & are in two good shades of brown. None Sent C. O. D. Exchanged or on Approval Saks & Company ie : ' Broadway at 34th Street | FISHER Bros COLUMBUS AVE | BET. 103 & 104"ST © 1919 Kincaid & Kimball. i Our Values Cannot Be Equalled! OVERCOATS NOW $730 ne $59°° WERE $49.00 to $100.00 SUITS Now $ 50 $ 50 | 23°° to *48: WERE $35.00 to $85.00 No Charge for Alterations ‘Evening ‘World| OPEN SATURDAY TILL 9 P. M. MONDAY, MARCH 1 Me JH LIYE, ( Og In this thril ling, fascinating ro- 2'7 Cortlandt Street, cor. caren ss. |] | tests" moveliut has told a story 0 Sixth Ave, L at Door —Huison Tube at Corner Saks & Company ws ¥ i is aks i ¢Announce for Saturday a Remarkable f CLOTHES OF CUSTOM QUALITY Sale and Display of £ WERE going to show ay | patterns and fabrics % | this Spring such as db | you’ve never set eye on A before. . . They'll be | ps ¥ i i coming along in a few weeks, ' $5.95 Wonder Hats “the best values in trimmed hats ever presented in America” — = To present dainty, tasteful, authentic trimmed hats to-day at $5.9 is a feat, to which any dne atall familiar with conditions will attest. Every hat in this special offering is new, fashioned of those materials decreed by fashion to be correct for Spring. Styles for everyone— Smart Turbans, New Sailor Types, Large Dress Hats and models that turn gracefully off the face. Developed in Begins in Serial Form in Hair Braids and the New Straws enriched with Novelty Ornaments, Feather Novelties, Ostrich and Colorful Flowers Be patient! Broadway at 34th Street Saks K Company Third Floor ‘s Saks & Company BROADMVAY AT 34th STREET arm, blending mysiery, ae - angled =< ture and excitement in the wed of love. Deo Not Miss This Thrilling Story! b: