The evening world. Newspaper, May 28, 1920, Page 27

| Oxfords ‘A Loyal Anny Is Now in Control of Alexandropol and the Railroad, CONSTANTINOPLE, May 28 (As scclated = Preks.)—Armeninns have crushed the Bolshevik prising against their Government in ‘Trivan, and @ teyal Armenian army is now,jn control ef Alexandropol, according to a mes pap Aes from the Armenian cap- el taatle representative, ae aaien IO Tt is reported the people of Alexan- aropol Tocelved with acclaim the Ar- menian the Boe “ reze! joing at being freed trie shevikt who had dominated nm. Whachadorian, an ® Armenian Semmander who recently revolted and who was in change of an armored train Which made Bolshevik control of Ad- eple possible, was killed during ihe ting, and ‘his associates fled when the loyal troops lhomractared the train, JUTLAND FL FLAG A GIFT. Embiem of Sunken British Warship Now tm Kearny, N. J. , British qvarship Ware tior when that vessel wa: h Batic Of Jutland. will "be made "to Kearny at the Momo Teddy hs Memorial Day When th i, he ship was torpedoed, he fook the flag fram tne case and put it in his blouse. He was picked up in water five hours later. public meeting to-morrow | evening at 8 o'clock In the au: af Wadleigh High School Bevenuhaves nue and 114th Street, o1 e m and Control of Cai BIG MEADE SALE 9,000 Pair Dress Shoes| equal in value to those of- fered at the big sale a few weeks ago to go on sale to- morrow at Just Arrived 1,000 Pairs Oiticers’ Shoes re the popular plain toe shoe, made of genuine officers’ Cordo calf with waterproof strip extending entire length of sole. Belling at many stores to-day for $15.00 and 818,00. iiMeade’s $4 4y00 ‘MEADES Prooklyn’s Best Known Shoo House 102-104 Myrtle Ave., Cor, Pridge St. _ BROOKLYN The Surprise | Stores m Closed A All Day To-day —And you ask us “Why?” Well, you can imagine that it must be something mighty big and important to induce two yay to close up and lose ‘a y '§ busine: If you have been reading the newspapers, you know that among manufacturers money has been scarce and hard to get. And as we had plenty of cash: n hand, we decided to act as bankers—and advance money to mills, factories and manufacturers on their merchandise. Our plan circulated quickly and— : Twenty Manufacturers Have Unloaded Half a Million Dollars’ Worth of Summer and Winter To-morrow We Start a Manufacturers’ Unloading Ss These goods were dumped into our stockrooms as if if by magic—and we must dispose of them quickly. We bought Clothing and Ins at 45c¢ to on the dollar. That means for every dollar’s worth we bought we paid 45c to 55c. THIS IS A GENUINE, FULL-FLEDGED, BONA-FIDE UNLOADING SALE—and we don’t believe such an undertaking has ever been witnessed in this ai ity before, It’s a chance that comes but once in a lifetime. Remember, this is not to be confused with the 20%-off stuff that has been foisted upon the public. In this J case, you actually save the amount we claim—and we will refund your money if you are not convinced after purchasing. This is good merchandise. If you don’t want it, we do—and, unlike the 20%-off philanthropists, we will take it back. We will exchange it, we will fill mail | orders, and when a deposit is left, we will send goods C. 0. BD. They don’t say that in the 20%-off stores. Now Read: wees tb ane id a Pha hte 8) chalcone) TAA baer! eka ke: ts ot Nachle Fx) Sele dill bec 9,000 Suits from Our Own Factory And there ought to be ten thousand men here tomorrow to get them. _You can’t judge this sale by the comedies you see talked about to-day. These are genuine reductions. 9 ° Men’s Suits Worth Up to $40 $ Come pick them out. Fancy mixtures in the newest models and fabrics. Some worth $86, others up to $40. It’s certain that many of the finest will go first. Are you going to delay? Note the price w ell. Remember, this is not a sale Here’s a Manufacturer With 1100 Straw Hats! We picky | 85 ; been selling e oe wa similar | ao grade at :: ‘$2.45 as 8 , special, but you can these in this sale at $ They are perfect hal including’ such straws as Porto Rican and sennit, They are new hats made for this season—so they embody ‘the latest style, Notice to Manufacturers We are in position to advance you any amount need, pro d your merchandise is new and seasonable, AND IN FICIENT QUANTITIES, We do not want small lots, as we must supply a chain of stores and must have ample stocks to go around. If your stock is large we shall be glad to advance money on it. Come to us if you need ready cash and have anything to offer. THE SURPRISE STORE From Ho 1 Two Makers-10,000 Pair: 000 Pairs of Pants. — , Pants of all descriptions, for all purposes, and for all builds. If you hated an odd coat you want to matech—if you need dress pants, inasinald pants, or work pants, by all means come to the Surprise Stores tomorrow. Pants Worth $6.50|Pants Worth $9.00|Pants Worth $12.50| Pants Worth $15 |Pants Worth $4.75|Pants Worth $3.50 at $/4 90 at SFY 85 a $6 at $Q55 at $°).85 uo 8] 39 Ives have been selling| | We have never sold any better pants] |All wool blue serges in sizes 26 to 421] | Fancy worsteds in sites 91 to 48; all! Suitable for work or every day wear.| ‘These are cotton pants of all kinds. ane Grades at. $6,50—and that| than these at 89--Fancy worsteds in| fancy worsteds, 29 to 48; black thibet, | wool serge, 28 to 42; black thibet, 2 to | Extra well wader cacd made ad wate: |ktont cloth, white duck, and offering 20% off prices that were always 45% too high—but they are actual re- duction from Surprise Store's low prices. Styles for all ages and builds. All sizes, including regulars, stouts and slims ;at Suits Worth Up to $50 | Suits Worth Up to $65 Every kind of suit is in this lot—from cheviots to blue This is a treat for the man who has been paying up to $65 for serges. The lowest priced suit you can select will be worth | his clothes—and a treat for every man who has been paying $40 $42. And the early birds—and there will be many of them, | and $45. Look at the collection—fancy cheviots, all wool flannels, too—will get suits w '$ $45 and up to $50. in all the colors, all wool gray Clay sults, all wool fancy worsteds, Seecy chevie in all wool blue serge, and all erates stouts and wool black suits; all fabrics slims. Blue serges in in regular, stout and slim regulars, stouts and sizes. Let us repeat that this slims, Fancy worsteds is a bona-fide, full-fledged in regulars, stouts, and reduction—not the 20% slims. Black Thibets in kind; these suits are posi- lars, stout: d sendy ale: pees: Te ee ee worth up to $65; now means that others sell the same grade] sizes 29 to 48; heavy cheviots i | 82 to 42; black worsteds, 81 to 43; ) 42; black worsted, #1 to 42; self-stripe | rials not easy to soil. This maker had|eotton, ‘They are the kind of Cas at $7.50 or more, Fancy worsteds in| 32 to 42; Palm Reach pants in si 8 | self-striped worsteds, 29 to 42;'solld-| worsted, 29 to 42; all wool flannel | 600 of these garments he threw in with | you need for summer—and you now: sizes 28 to 46; blue serges in sixes 29/ to 48; fine mohair pants in si color pants, 29 to 34; suiting fabric] pants in plain colors, 28 to 40; suiting }a big lot of finer worsteds at a low | that $1.89 is mighty low. for any kind: to 42; corduroys in sizes 80 to 42, 44; made of suitings in sizes 26 to 40,| pants, 28 to 40 pants, 28 to 40; striped white, 28 to 40. Ifigure. Sizes 28 to 42. of pants to-day, Sizes 28 to 42. 5 Had 2000 Boys’ Suits Boys’ Suits Worth $12.50 $ As soon as you sce these garments you will know whether they are $7.85 grades or not, Fancy Norfolks and Corduroys. Vvery suit of standard quality and workmanship; sizes 6 to 16; at. Suits Worth $16.50 |Suits Worth $20. and you will never buy sueh Norfolks of fancy mix- fetcer'n 3000 Men’s Shirts The shirts we bought from,them were made to sell at $2, $ 2.75 and $5. And if you take our advice you W ill buy enough to last you two years, You won't get this chance ‘S nin soon. Shirts Made to Sell at $2” pe 4 These are strong pereales—and they are exceptionally e well made garments. They are perfect in every respect and we guarantee them to be full cut and fast ‘color; sizes 14 to 17; sale price suits at this price, if this $ 65 tures with one and twa 7 > maker had a fulb assortment pairs of kniekerbocker 1800 Madras Shirts 1100 Work Shirts . He hid only broken syek--40 he ° ants: all woo! bive serge et us make our own price. Fane ‘ nd cordu- The grade many +L S GY Norfolks and blue serge in | fey, with two pairs in \ stores sell at $5. hy ie Lg ee ° y * broken sizes; 6 to 18; at 7 broken sixes; at. Corded madras\and bray of fast color; ya ere” 3 a Manufacturer Wuh a Goy Here’s a Manufacturer W 400 Knee Pants Made to Sell at $1.50. Included are khaki pants, gray and tan cotton pants and stripes; CH full cut well made garments: pentes t and new; guaranteed hi ur; sizes 6 to 16; sale price, | Made to Sell at $3.25. woven madras NM also few fine per- cales; sizes 14 to 17; sale price om B.V.D. Underwear & Other Makes This will show whether we mean business or not. Did you see such made with attached collars and guaran teed fast color; at. “7 350 Wash Suits garments, in latest models, in a big ‘issortments sizes J to 8; sale price 450 Doz. Wash cps bras as this in the 20%0-off stores? We guess not. This is the genuine B, V. D. underwear (shirts and drawers), and every garment is perfect; als A a makes; shirts 84 to 46; drawers 80 to 44; sale 2 DK U Merwaar Summer Union’ Sule Your very ine fines ‘abey Men’ ere tee Underwear Men's Nainso i aud fine corduroys. unusually Short whirts fa sixes 84 to thietic shirta and th ny 4 aces in wizes 6 to 16 yrs, at Wha eictdaeen aes 3) BQe| shetaticr seg kee Ade se : 85e (OGLE: $3 Pajamas, $1.79 | Men’s {5c Belts, 68¢ $4.50 Sweaters, $2.69 sible Mi z MTT on Ga B5e Wash ‘lies, 19¢ $2.50 Night Shirts, $1.44 50 Flannel Shirts, $1.79 hep Ss pin Coats 15th and 16th Sts 83d Street . e | Boy: to Ae at #1. as oh Made to sail “me ms leas style, Black wan, and biue. % to 11%, at Union made garments tr brown stripes end plain biue and white; well made and fumranteed fast color; sale + price Mail Or ders al When materiale Since i fi meut of nea at 05 comps ita by