The evening world. Newspaper, April 23, 1920, Page 10

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The chorus was ‘The gift of a home to the New York| partly made up of temporary ladies. | | cain eesti American Hockey Team Witl Play ee RP, Hinited | Ih wort abou! hockey team will, rn vitor: “a ten! in tmmediately upon |" land in the opening round of the Given. Plans approved fot its Sprain te according “The building was of te acu sure intercat, James ‘fal: | na pies ‘active. interost ts eadntereet te Girne: | paired In ‘the opening round, with Branes | drawing a bye final. A. game than an Ovington flower holder. At Ovington's, a OVINGTON’S “The Gift Shop of Fifth Avenue’ $14 Fifth Ave. nr. 32d St. LW: BELIEVE the Public has a 5 “\right to ask whether an increase in the price of an article repre- sents an increase in the cost of the article or in the profit of the store that sells it. -We can answer the question to your satisfaction. Franklin Simon a Co, . A Store of Individual Shops ty FIFGH AVENUE, ees and .38th STREETS ~ OPPENHEIM CLUNS & C 34th Street—New York. ar Extraordinary Purchase and Special ‘Sale Saturday _ Attractive Hackle-Brimmed Hats Offered at a Remarkably Low Price Taffeta and Lisere Straw Crowns, with contrasting of Popular Shapes in Henna, Jade, Navy, Copen and combination colors. Very Special Saturday Only Color Hackle Feather Brims. A charming collect 16 75 Also a Special Sale Saturday Girls’ and Juniors’ Hats “ Tailored and dressy Hats, in Milan and Silk Braids, flower trimmed. Banded Roll Brim Sailors and Mushrooms, in bright colors. \ Reduced to 3.95 Misses’ Suite, Coats and Dresses Sizes 14, 16 and 18 years. Also suitable for Women to 36 Bust. Misses’ Swagger Sport Coats of Tan Polo Cloth. Raglan Sleeves, Convertible Collar, Novel Buckle Trimmed 28.00 Belt and Patch Pockets. (One illustrated). Very Special Misses’ Serge Eton Suits with Accordion Pleated Skirts and Braided Tailormades in Poiret Twill. pean St 39.75 — lars, Novel Pockets. (One illustrated) Very cee Misses’ Taffeta and Satin Afternoon Dresses. ing models featuring the new apron effect, Mincorny Georgette trimmed. (One illustrated.) Very Special] 29.00 OPPENHEIM. CLUINS & GC G4th Street~New York Extraordinary Sales Girls’ Coats and Tinveres 250 Girls’ Coats and , Girls’ Attractive Coats in durable Tan and Grey Tweeds. Sizes 6 to 12. ‘Also two Smart Reduced _to Capes of Silvertone Polo. Waistcoat and Cir- - cular Flare Models, with self or checked 15 00 Brushed Wool Collars. Sizes 6 to 12. (Illustrated) # 200 Higher Cost Coats and Capes Reduced to 22.50 | 29.75 ana 32.50 500 Girls’ Washable Dresses Girls’ Bloomer Dresses in Striped and Checked Cham- ‘bray. Other smart models in Plaid Ginghams, Plain and 3. 98 Flowered Voiles. 4to012. (One illustrated.) Very Special) Girls’ Shirtwaist Dresses with detachable button-on skirt of Chambray and Plaid Ginghams, Also Figured Voile 5 00 Regulation Dresses and other models in plaid and check- ed Ginghams. 6 to 16. (One illustrated.) Very Special Girls’ Attractive Dressy Frocksin Peter Pan Cloth and Linene in varied colors, also Dainty Dotted Swiss. A 9, 75 choice selection of girlish models. 8to16. Very Special One group of over 25 different styles of Tailored Suits At $32.50 Regular $45 and $55 values. All materials and all sizes. 25 distinctively different styles in ilk Dresses At $22.50 i Regular $35 and $40 values. Including all the new models. New Coat Wraps, Capes and Summer Dresses You will be surprised at the small price we ask for a modish outergarment’ made into a style that is individual without smacking of the extreme. HAMILTON GARMENT C0. 307 FIFTH AVENUE NEAR ‘31ST ST. ortay Peatls may be had in any variation of size ot hue, in vary- ing lengchs, with gold or plat. inum clasps, plain or jeweled Tur subtle charm which womerhavealwaysfound pk tivatinginNature’s have made Lortay scl oie the ac- cepted jewels of Fashion. Valued alike for beauty ‘and inherent worth, a necklace of Lortay Pearls represents an invest- ment of lasting worth. ‘Twenty to Four Hundred Dollars the Strand Lord & Taylor OPEN r SATURD. Y EVENINGS All Goods Marked in Plain Figures. Our Liberal Credit Terms Apply to Long Island, New Jersey and Connecticut MOTOR TRUCK DELIVERIES 86th St. Crosstown Cars,Two Blocks Away 84th St. “‘L’” Station at Our Door 3d Ave. Street Cars Pass Our bey Three-Piece Library or Living Roam Suite Massive moulded frames, in Maho pany finish, high! polished, upholstered seats, back Re etaa a hice indestructible springs in seats; as illustrated Are You Satisfied with the spring on your bed? 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