The evening world. Newspaper, May 11, 1920, Page 10

- {AC NE NEON ‘ ‘ = ARTER CENTURY cowed and there was iy Seat WORLD MEN DINE) tt Atiantic Fieet tow stationed tere Step Into a Story & Clark Store were. present, their uniforms adding 428 Stith on Roll of Veteran Em.-| ‘“preveding the dancing tere was TO-MORROW an entertainment arranged by George yées, With 12 Recent! ower, Several pro- re repccome Eligible. |fronenale to mt sad ato 4 ru and Ask to See Our Stock of y ber of society dl bee a , ; The) tenth u joe,” Whi dane e “Minue! ; . i Epentidaetnn. esas S004 ein the group, were the | ve Guaranteed, ‘Used vail Quarter Century Association, com- | Mimsen Marie La Marche, Grace Ien- * posed of employees of The World who | grick, Dmily Burchell, Dorothy Clapp, P have served continuously for twenty-/| Katherine Van Ingen, Eleanor | ry tan carefully rebuilt five-years was = noke, Elsie Parsons, Kathryn and | ‘alloted navel Vinnie’ Kimball), Olivia Erdmann before deliver ming at Mouquin’s restaurant, Sixth | oa’ garah Sturgis. 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Wyckoff St. _ |Buy Your Spring Clothing on Easy Terms Victrolas “Records at our = Acolian-Vocalions 4, Hreords at ou CLOTHES OF CUSTOM: QUALITY een count om Talkie neh Binh Besta brooklyn sBigges 6 I Rica) Credit House our reg. $2.87 our reg. $3.47 DRESSES of White Lawn, Nainsook and DRESSES of White Lawn, Nainsook, Voile ’ | N° man can afford to pay hata cere and Aisin models and Swiss—Lace and embroidery trimmed, less than $50 for a suit this spade ainty lace and embroidery. smocked and hand stitched—sizes to 6 yrs. | season—not even Splendid Suites in styles as high as DRESSES of Gingham and Chambray—Em- Saey | aa the man that can fen, ovate, pire and belted—contrasting trimming and DRESSES of Gingham and Chambray | fford to A Walnut suite for hand stitching; little pockets; some.with sashes, | dainty trimmings—with and without bloomers $200 pay inea to'6. hers /; Ee You can still get Saks- 1 ay En | So f CLOLHING Mothers will appreciate this opportunity to save ' tailored Suits—good ae i ON money in a thrift occasion like this. ‘ Y\| * suits—as low as $50 NO EXCHANGES NO RETURNS Fasy Terms Saks & Company | 1020 Spring st Baby Oarriages, BROADWAY 4t34th STREET oe Closets in | Strollers and Go- See other pages for our three column adv, Annual May Day Sale of Girls’ Dresses, and Sale of Men's Trousers.