The evening world. Newspaper, March 11, 1920, Page 8

tH EVENING Wusuy, rnunovay, )ALET ores Te J SES, WONT ORO | eR { (Continued From First Page.) | The Store is closed at 5 P. M. daily Bh. Altman & Cn. MADISON AVENUE - FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK Thirty-fourth Street Thirty-fifth Street ~ Bien upon a programme, send a com- mittee to Speaker Sweet to outline | their views, and then prepare to put them throuch. Just what they will Hecide is not certain, except that they frill not stand for any delay through ® referendum. Gol. Gillett declares emphatically that the former service men will not tolerate any “camouflage pro- Sramme.” “The proposal for a referendum would merely postpone a light wines | {and beer law for another year,” said | Col. Gillett. “It would amount to an unnecessary passing of the buck to the people. We know the voters want | @ liberal bill put through at this session and we propose to respond tc their wishes. We intend to see to It, also, that there is a thorough-going inquiry into the Anti-Saloon League.” PUT PROMPT VETO UPON REFERENDUM PLAN. The purpose of the soldier-Assem- Diymen to vote as a unit against a| Teferendum and defeat pseudo-en- forcement bills, prompted Speaker Sweet to announce that the leaders A Quantity of Women’s & Misses’ Blouses of silk georgette | ‘ will be placed on sale to-morrow (Friday) specially priced at $4.25 & 5.85 These Blouses are smart, desirable models — beaded, hand-embroidered or lace-trimmed—and were originally in stock at higher prices. A mumber are in attractive suit shades, but at each of the prices quoted there are some in white and flesh-tone. . felt the proposal to refer Prohibition enforcement to the people should not be adopted. | “Afte, Monday night's meeting of | the ex-service men,” said Assembly- man ‘McLoughlin (Dem., Kings), “I feel sure the legislative leaders will entertain no illusions as to where we stand. We want a light wine and beer bill and will fight for one. And We are for a real investigation of the | Anti-Saloon League.” | ‘What part Col. Theodore Roosevelt will take in the deliberations of the @x-soliliers remains to be seen.| m Roosevelt bas refrained from taking " sides on the wet and dry issue ex- cept that when the Cuvillicr resolu- tiom to investigate the Anti-Salvon Leajrue was considered he first yoted (@ontinued on Ninth Page. (Second Floor) awnstairs 32nd ST.—-BROADWAY—33rd ST. ( Next to the Charm of Youth Is the Grace of Good Figure —and so easy to acquire through the use of Mamner's Corsets ~ for Springtime for $4.00 | for $5.00 A good fitting model A model especially i : adapted for the slender or for the short, full fig- average figure; very low Warner’s Corsots for $3.00 | for $4.00 | A model especially | A Sports Model; of * adapted for the slender | pink novelty materials ; or average figure. | | | | | | very low bust with ure; low bust; long bust; long skirt. Made A ay * i 2 i white f pink til, daintily Made of good quality elastic top; medium i a ralle finished with earbrcldee? 7 »male . ‘ aa es , hy 1 ribb: edging. Three novelty materials. length hip. Sizes 20 abdomen. Sizes 92 to Pe LA are fl a Sizes 21 to 28. to 28, 36. Sizes 20 to 30. Another Warner Corset for Spring at $6.65 ‘An abdominal model; constructed on lines for comfort; low bust; long hips with broad elastic bands. Strong pink coutil. Well boned, Three sets of hose supporters attached, Sizes 28 to 86. £3.00 L Corsets on Sale rh MARCH il, 1920. McCutcheon’s Dress Cottons Attractive assortments of the season’s most exclusive Cotton Fabrics are now being shown: St. Gall Hand-Loom Dotted Swiss, Printed French Organdies, Rodier French Novelties, Permanent Finish Swiss Organdies, Dress Ginghams, Irish Dimities, Novel Sport Fabrics. FASHION SHOW { demonstrating the wonderful new silk fabric W nw DN =— Reg. 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AND BESIDES you do not need to pay any deposit—and can pay for your machine in small install- ments of $1.50 per week. Come in this week and see and hear what a wonderful phonograph the Reliable is. Large selection of Records in Italian, Polish, Hebrew, Swedish, Danish and Norwegian. CowPERTHWAT 6 SoNs _ 3rd Avenue : Two 193-205 Park Row and 121st St. Stores at Chatham Sq. You are always sure of good, pure, fresh, wholesome milk when you get Borden’s. Don’t ask for milk, say Borden’s Borden’s Grade B Bottled Milk 16c ver a. Except in Richmond, where it is 17¢ per quart. Borden’s Farm Products Company 63 VESEY STREET, Cortlandt 7961, Phone for our solicitor and arrange for regular delivery. 2891 stores will serve you in addition to our wagons, | SUNDAY WORLD “WANTS” Downstairs Balcony _i| “Why is it, with so many brands of corn flakes offered to the public, Post Toasties outsell all the rest ? The answer is in every dish of this wholesome, satisfying and palate-pleasing food. 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