The evening world. Newspaper, March 11, 1920, Page 9

SLE TEES THE WONT a? BEER FIGHT : —— sy. keep mtinued from ing, « - cians, $ sending it to 18th bin ot would bh winedhen voted Jennin, Moredlyman “picked eeene) is the only € public: ; jy inclined to Seeretiew than his i Lodge on} a committee, een pigeon+ Frank in :* Republics an ranks one thing certain ys the Volstend Act will go is 1 ure. dis. (Hy has t the robtses—in the S Secrets and in the Lower House Henry Mblyman Siac The bill jo new commis Weller pris ations; it is am act similax 8 Anti Michost of Hot prevent the passa: vent beer bill. gel ady erday M \aekt of t New at the C 8, or, At least. any She promised to be ner America’s Leading Fur House Fifth Ave. The Origii Lor. 9th From’ Manuta ne; Floor DO NOT B ONLY. Beware of fmita Qur sale of the superb Canadian Fur Trappers’ As arrived from our great fact: at our specia! sale prices. sented during this sale, will come here to-day ats, at prices just at your req not one cent of storage charge SENSATIONAL VA! (3185.00 | F No bill; al and Only Abram) Ratkowsky 435 Fifth Av ~And’ Save Money” We have no connection with any ether store on Fifth Avenue using name ‘“‘Ratkowsky.” These advertised furs will be found AT THIS ADDRESS is the ORIGINAL and ONLY Abram Ratkowsky. Your Last Chance to Buy FURS From Canadian Fur Trappers’ Association At POSITIVE 0% SAVINGS will close to-morrow evening (Friday). and are on sale to-day (and to-morrow till clasing time) the fullest advantage of the amazing opportunities pre- unable to be waited on owing to the crowds—- WE MAKE THIS REMARKABLE SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT: WE WILL STORE YOUR FURS FREE TILL NEXT WINTER ‘st we will place the coat or other fur in our spacious cold storage vaults AND HOLD FREE OF CHARGE TILL NEXT FALL, when you may have them again in perfect condition, with Y against Anderson. for Prohibition, but does not Anderson methvds, said: “Aasler: mistake w weet. Mr. § nt friend of F always been againat the sal If the “drys” have any hope of off an investigation of i-Saloon Leagu It, All nis bully his radio calls 4 help, his appeals to ministers, his ‘on the Catholic Church have Assemblyman Louls illier, who resolution of inquiry, continues to receive lette from the outside commending nd bidding him. wishes for his. succe: Louis Martin of the Judiciary Com- mittee was asked this morning when the investigation of Anderson would begin. He vered: “Just ay soon as we get with the Socialist inquiry.” ‘The indications are that the report { the Judiciary Committee on the suspended Socialists will be ade to the Assembly early next veek. Assemblyman Cuvillier said to-day he had assurances from many of the most pro! nt gymen in the tate that Anderson's former minis- | jal supporters were in revolt would demand that the Anti- Saloon League get rid of him | When Cuvillier was told that Ander- . De. Williaa N. Y., who | through narged that the Ri ad once run harge is made out of | said Dr, Freeman, “I and have never J) took a drop of liquor in my life.’ Mr. Cuviilier made purblie to-day a S commending the | Fur Shop New 2» York, Clurer fo Wear er E FOOLED! tors and imitations. This furs recently bought from the ssociation, Winnipeg, Canada, The last lot ories only yesterday morning, In order to give our patrons particularly those who were or to-morrow and purchase one of half what they will be next year, to pay. Think this over! LUES IN FUR ce | inquiry. One. from Tinie L, Coudert, New York attorney | Allow’ ine to to conce if it has it citizens of Miller, who venta tan opt vestigation and ¢ (it will be th | Mr, Cuvill of M. BT Rov, Runyon of tify against Anderson. he had t would tell Lavoe my hearty investigation of the| e whictt you are nothing but val of th Saloon | f If th itten aayine yorto: 1 it won't hurt them, is hig’ really a Prough | 3 things how en informed Mr nong oth of the pmptible and scandalous meth- Ts SVENING WORLD, ‘the league bullyragged legislators in New Jersey. Cuvi is nigh ti Ant me ther harm is done. ‘company, Singer Build. | ab ork, offe Anderson's activities in | torney Holden wrot » to our State and Na- MURBSDAY, Mr. Andi tonable my knowledge et of the! himself as ob) jaloon League's | their resp: | openly inst {Cardinal Gibbons was 4 H.| one of the gentlemen attac are | writer tive communities of the Amer- | 10" ¢ men Cuvillier exp 1 Cuvillier facts | of Baltl-| the trial MAnYU& i4, more for a good many years and to, son made! here by 1, No. | th method of heaping Insult has | uy y one who took asion to er offering help and | object to his ditty work. | Many men "to get to the | of prominence esteemed generally in w <l. { this is not a member of the Roman Catholic Church, but no man tion avd should be curbed before fur- |! jn Baltimore perhaps is looked upon all right thinking men with more nd esteem than this most lov- ts to confer with At+ wton to-day or to= | morrow on a form of procedure for | Stern Brothers West 42nd St. 2 pieces; upholstered in a combination of Blue Dam ask and Velour -NOW 8 pieces; in Mahogany and Cane, upholstered in’ Mul berry Damask;......NOW : in Solid Mahogany Cane upholstered in Bla ack and Gold Dama: % pieces; Mahog Base; Queen Anne design; uphols tered in a combination of Black Velour and Damask, > pieces; Mahogany Base; Louis XV. design; uphols tered in Blue Damask; NOW (Between Fifth and Sixth Avenues) Dependable Living Room Furniture At Decidedly Sharp Reductions. LIVING ROOM SUITE, 3 pieces, as illustrated; uphol. stered in Tapestry or Velour; reduced from $500.00 to . . $375.00 $395.00 $825.00 $875.00 $650.00 Wing Chairs upholstered in Tapestry at $10.00 1n Extensive Showing of Newly In order to make room for incoming shipments of Summer Furniture, we will offer To-morrow on the Fifth Floor $350.00 Other Living Room Suites 3 pieces; Overstuffed; up holstered in ‘Tapestry ; x ceptional value at;........ $325.00 8 pieces; in Mahogany and Cane upholstered in’ Mul berry Velour}....5... NOW $525.00 # pieces; upholstered in a combination of Tapestry and Velour; NOW $650.00 % pieces; in Mahogany and upholstered) in’ Mul y Damask; NOW $227.50 % pieces; overstuffed: uphol stered in Blue Damask and VGlOUDT =a a01 -NOW $445.00 frrived Imported and Domestic FLOOR COVERINGS In a variety of patterns and colorings which provide for every need of the Summer or City Home, The favored 9x12 size i. LHotols. eatured here; all other Clubs and pellldial Aibibclbbe Meek De Aa Rad ett sizes on show at equally advantageous pricings. GRASS RUGS—Single Warp; all colors with fancy borders, $ RUGS with : reversible GRASS designs woven HIT-OR-MISS” RAG RUGS, very heavy; plain borders ROPE FIBRE RUGS with stencilled designs COCOA FIBRE RUGS with fancy designs GRASS RUGS with double HOMESPUN RUGS — Plain color wilh Dresden borders. . WOOL ART RUGS—Plain centers and figured borders Natural and Figured blocks. , PLAIN CARPETS 16.90 17.25 18.50 21.00 21.50 22.75 27.50 27.50 PALM BEACH RUSH SQUARES; 47.50 CHENILLE, RUGS — Single TOOG cept hoses: see $65.00 REVERSIBLE = RUGS—Plain colors with band — borders; Gray, Rose, Blue, Taupe, ete, — 6,25 PLAIN CHENILLE RUGS In Taupe, Rose, Blue, Gray 168.00 IMPORTED ENGLISH WILTON decorative designs HEAVY WILTON Attractive desigt RUGS 138.75 IMPORTED ENGLISH WILTON RUGS 165. 00 HEAVY WILTON RUGS. Oriental design 158, 00 WILTON RUGS Very heay grade; copies of Oriental Rugs 175, 00 7 yard, $3.50 to 8.75 Ina wide range of colors, LINOLEUM ' In ‘Tile, sq. yard, $1.70 to 3.00 Wood and Carpet effects; best grade of Inlaid onty West 43rd St. | ava. BONW IT TELLER &,CO Onipinatians 38™ STREET ANODE AGI TFL J AVENUE : The New Spring Modes in |= : DISTINCTIVE MILLINERY = Third Floor NEWLY ARRIVED ORIGINAL PARIS MODELS, REPLICAS AND EXCLUSIVE ORIGINATIONS FROM THE PRIVATE ATELIERS OF THIS SHOP = Emphasizing large, small and medium size hats in turbans, mushrooms, sailors, conti- nentals, shepherdess and Watteau types. FORMAL MILLINERY of maline, transparent laces, lacey and novelty straws; effective with flowers, rib- bon, ostrich and other distinctive ornamentations. T | TAILORED and SPORTS*HATS } (Main Floor) Feature for immediate wear chic feather turbans, straw cloth hats, wide brim horsehair hats and gay colored sports hats in interesting variants of the mode. (By ~~ a / 7 Nena Sar raneercTUT ig UHH TTT AAT aRNLTHAMMMNiANNNNS we ut — Stern Brothers if | West 42nd St. (Between 5th and 6th Avenues) West 43rd St. 'Notable Values in MEN’S UNDERWEAR and HALFHOSE | On the Main Floor Friday. UNION SUITS of durable Madras | FINE COTTON SHIRTS with in stripes or pin checks; sleeveless | half sleeves; also athletic style; knee | and knee length; specially priced at | or regular length Drawers, Hn $1.75 $1.00 each | UNION SUITS in excellent quality Nain- $1.15 sook; sleeveless and knee length PURE SILK HALF HOSE--Plain | FIBRE MIXED HALF HOSE— or drop stitch; in Black or Colors; | Black and Colors; medium weight; attractively priced at excellent wearing quality, $1.50 pair 65c pair An excellent assortment of MEN’S and YOUNG MEN’S FINE SUITS AND OVERCOATS ON THE THIRD FLOOR TO-MORROW At Notable Price Reductions The SUITS-—Neatly tailored in Flannels, Cheviots, Cassimeres, | Finished and Unfinished Worsteds; Single and Double- | breasted models; some quarter silk lined, The OVERCOATS | Box or Fitted styles, Ulsters, Ulsterettes, | ina variety of dependable materia Al Sises— but not in every pattern and style, Kvery Garment the product of the famous KIRSCIIBAUM. shops FANCY SPRING TOP COATS at $35.00 and $45.00 are now on display, ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ‘ 4 ’ ' ' ' nm « 1 an