The evening world. Newspaper, March 24, 1920, Page 10

’ Y eee BIST SS WHOLESALE PRICE (=: fieme, Hara fea ON “CHEAP CUTS" ==: Chance to Grab in “Save| i an Money Week” Drive Now On. Woman Dies of Woun — | irs. Louisa Votkman of No. 24 East oo, Fe | 0th Street died in the City Hospital to- “= By P. Q. dey from a revolver shot wound in her Our Credit Plan Is a simplified method of ‘ tcharging” your new Spring clothes. You simply select your suit, coat or dress from a comprehensive assortment, reasonably priced, charge it and make arrangements for partial pay- ments weekly or monthly to suit your own convenience. A Sale of Foy. | 1 Me bs oi Svvthadags fase “adres, who ier ited hive i heir use of the cheaper cuts of /MMG to tae been infatuated with | may be developed into a per-| Mrs. Volkman. | practice as a result of the = “save money on meat week.” dealers are working under the of the Govermment expert and the cheaper cuts, but the beef companics are not losing of the advantages that might be from the “drive” and have ad- their wholesale prices, par- on common cattle, to 2 to 3 per pound more than two weeks : Values *50 to *60 The features of this sale are the variety of smart models and the fine blue and black mannish serge and tricotine from which they are fashioned, as well as this remarkably low price. The popular ruffle and flare ef- fects are only two of the style features to be found. Braid and button trimming and many other smart touches make them Two of the Many Models, 39.76. all the more desirable. HECHT BROS. For Easter and for Spring 53—57 W. 14th h St. Near 6th Ave. Thursday—A Remarkable Sale of Suits || ==========—_memr mn STORE OPEN 9 A. M. TO 5 P. M. | Actual Selling he to $65.00 manager of a large retail said to-day he had put in 4 stock of fore-quarters of beef: and veal, but when sold out ‘would have to pay more for the ‘ weAaed as the large companies have their prices from 1 to 2 cents a pound on beef and lamb. | Mivst restaurants have placed beef , lamb stew and goulash on their ‘ot fare for the week. One wise, ly restaurant keeper said to-day had sold more lamb and beef im the past two days than in ‘months previous, and not to labor- rivers, but to their employers. is bis explanation: “The labor- ‘who oniered cheap dishes a few ego are now earning so much ‘only chops, tender steaks and ot costly cuts do them and when Whey pay their checks they select 15 cigars, while their bonses use 5 rand. Tricotine $48.00 Tricotine $48.00 Tricotine $48.00 4) With spring a large supply of fine egg can be expected and lower Housewives should be pre- to waterglass « sufficient lity immedistely after Easter to them over next winter when no eggé are to be had. ‘The following fuir prices include t the averege cuts of beef, lamb, mut- | woul amt pork. Some stores are Fourteenth Street West of With Avenue TO-DAY TO-MORROW a you want high prot, ral fase} att yet wish to economize, you should v; “To see is to believe” can well be put Bet 59467 Aves! 9! || : | || to the test in this special group of suits. | ton | | to th in thi ial f suits. || E Not merely gathered together for a sale, | Bo/er OWER STOR & | Wool || but discriminatively chosen. Hach a beau- he here Fashion, Quality & Economy Reig hove "rieesf | I | Tricotine || tiful example of what a suit should be from | Belted | | its lines to its lining. Beautiful Suits for Easter The expert tailoring, the quality of the W omen’s Including 480 suits, all this season's newest styles, Poiead:'| ean ie seta aneme rie Tal eahioned of Tricotine, Serge, Poplin, and Mohair. Twill Li Foe di id The five suits pictured belo merely examples of : who anticipates spending considerably more the styles. ll finely tailored and nearly all silk | for her suit. S lined. Save dollars by buying your Easter sult here. Twill | Some of the Etons have brocaded vestees, some _| models are mannishly braid bound, many have the chic accordeon pleated skirts. | “To see is to believe’—See these at Orkin’s ‘Thursday before you buy. Serge OPPENHEIM, GLLINS & INS&G | FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN Extraordinary Offering Thursday Our Regular $1.15. Girls’ and Children’s Camel’s Hair Polo Cloth Coats and Capes Every woman can gage to a nicety the value of silk gloves and appraise at a glance that these gloves are worth even more than the conservatively stated regular price. This sale is one more link in the chain of match- Materaity — at Bargain Prices Girls’ Polo Coats — Semi-fitted model with The expectant mother will find everything she leather belt. Double patch pockets and con- less once-a-season values which are adding new fame wants for Easter in the Lower Store. A special vertible collar. Sizes 6 to 14 years. and separate department in charge of specially to Hearn. trained saleswomen, Private fitting rooms. Girls’ Polo Capes—Coat front with belt and patch pockets. Shawl collar of brushed wool in checkerboard design. Sizes 6 to 12 years, Special Value 20.00 Here the expectant mothers will find big bargains. Dress Pictured Drones... 105 to 9.80 Wool Serge, madé in|. . coat style. White or-| Suits... .19.85 to 49.50 lie coll ‘ Sifts, Bonnax embroi-| Coats... .16.85 te 39.50 dery, Elastic wee Sie. | 495 to 19.85 juste Bie 19* . 3.95 to 15,00 #itth "Avense 23 W. 38th St, GLOVES are two clasp, with Paris point stitching in self and contrasting tone, and double finger tips. Colors are Gray, Pongee, Tan, Black and White. NO EXCHANGES NO RETURNS See other pages for our four column adv. and Exceptional Sale of Pink and White Lingerie