The evening world. Newspaper, June 11, 1920, Page 20

it} t Hee ; ity. iy ent sPEey f iE : > Pairs ° }Patent COLT y}HIGH GRADE ‘ AA to D ~ SPECIAL || ARCHSUPPORT HIGH SHOES joxForps Wrote plaving in front of ti Rear his mother and several J0f the Recaption. Hospital anid the boy’a|@ conference will be held. ‘The men tical and sent him to|demand $10 a day and $1 ¢or every {A Nutritious tal day on which there 4s no work for| Quick Lanch at them. Avoid Imitations and Substitutes (Mutt (tli | | 4 | | MT wl lili of Player Pianos Once every year at this time we have our aieeberd Bridge Sale, in which we always, of fied tremendous bargains, and we are glad to state that the beau- tiful new Walters Player that we offer in this sale this year at $450 is without doubt the most wonderful bargain ever offered in our Piano Depaitment. If ‘you have no player, this is your chance. Dont fail to take advantage of it. Remember, a chance like this will never offer itself again, and there are only a limited number of these Players to be sold at this price. WALTERS PLAYER PIANOS $450 Free With Each Player A Beautiful Music Roll Cabinet—A Hand- some Bench to Match—$10 Worth of Music of Your Own Choice—and Free Delivery. Special Low Terms OF ONLY 33 A WEEK We Do Not Charge Interest Only a limited number of these Players will be sold at $450. So be sure to call Tomorrow For months past the Walters Plano Factory has fo preparing for this great Queensboro Bridge Sale, but owing to the side Celi securing enough of cer- i ent Players, they are only able to supply a limited number of these instruments in time for this sale, tain materials used in the building of these magni If You Cannot Call Tomorrow—Mail Coupon CENTLEMEN »—Kindly pend mo itixstrated catalogue and pesticulers regarding your eacousiiizo. Bridge Sale THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 1920. Madison Square Garden $5,000,000 Clothing Sale » The Sensational $5,000,000 Men’s and * Boys’ Clothing Sale that opened to- day at Madison Square Garden has already made a lot of retailers panicky. We:started something! Clothing prices are beginning to topple—right and left! But the rea/ crash came today, when at 9 A. M. we opened the doors of Madison Square Garden with the most sensational price cuts at which good clothes were ever offered to the New York public. ‘ The conditions that forced this Sale will no doubt never again occur in a lifetime—which means that only once in a lifetime will you get such clothes values. The reserve stocks of 27 wholesale manufacturers of Men’s and Boys’ Clothing is being sold direct to the public at wholesale and less. These manufacturers, desiring to turn their mer- chandise into cash, asked the firm of Moe Levy ® Son to conduct this Sale. They are selling without a penny of profit—and are glad to do it in order to turn these stocks into immediate cash. The quality of every garment has been examined and passed upon by Moe Levy ©@® Son and is sold with the assurance that it comes up to the Moe Levy standard of all-wool quality and fine tailoring. Sales will come and sales will go, but the man who misses this opportunity is honestly throwing so much money out of the window. The Garden is open every day from 9 A.M. until 10 P. M. There are over 1000 people to serve you. Every Sale must be a cash sale. There will be no exchanges, no refunds, no alterations, no deliveries—every transaction will be on “cash-and-carry”’ basis. —Open Daily—9 A. M. to 10 P. M. Madison Square Garden Co-operative Clothing Sale Conducted by Moe Levy & Son Madison Square Garden—Madison Avenue Between 26th and 27th Streets Bie Tin eas Madison Avenue Side