The evening world. Newspaper, June 28, 1920, Page 8

= Yeeros eneme grerne re merterrsiarn: nee mre nnn nn NI, ce dah amen THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, JUNE 28, 1920. ALL THIS WEFK A Men’s Shoes § 3 a mie refuse to carry troops and war ma- terials. | Ratlway Roycott Spreads; Const fect the reoeeation of Frank Carty, Oni ‘ i ly elected Sinn M G Catone ee @| DUBLIN, Jun he Great | Reon of whe hare of'wie a Cc reery Northern Rallway, bitherto not af-| (ial, ob ing | feted, is now Involved in the coneras | Fae Feen wel Tarcad, al well tb vt Cott Spreads. boycott, Several of the employees of | the inher doors, and the single nigh DON, ‘June 28.—News of one] the rond have been paecee Ha 9 watchman gg Bd che a Vd Led {| fusing to handle artillery. The Mul-| over his keys. The raiders, who nu “roth il wine evra jaghmore Coast Guard Station near|bered 100, went to Carty’s cell and yer perpetrat y Sind} eifco was burned Saturday nicht. | took him away in a motor car. er rr =<: =| coMMENCING TO-MORROW | Offer. Women’s Shoes & Children’ Ss Shoes British officers, Brig. Gen. Lucas @ Cols, Danford and Tyrrell, had bp fishing in the River Blackwater 3 wn M to See whicn they were siceping ‘ h h S LMM THULLlas. Fajded by armed” and masked 8.30 A. M., at 352 8th Ave., at 28th Street N *pantora attempted to essape and ila ‘ Malet ‘White Thaiuatiee This Is Less Than SSE N Se wae taken away in Price to Dealers. N athweccngalinmaa Manufacturer Will Sell a $50,000 Stock Since when have you bought shoes for $3.00 per pair ? N ‘ot the crisis which js threats |} of high grade Men’s and Young Men’s TROUSERS 1 ‘ N A the final collapse of ordered +. sat tepe Ghath Gout j Not for many years past, nor will you again be able to do so \ 3 ; for many years to come, if ever. NN Your opportunity to obtain all wool trousers We are selling these shoes at such unheard of prices only \ for half the retail value. because we must get our money out of them. N Fears that the food av A We started this mammoth sale four weeks ago with a stock of N ‘Dublin and other Taree tows We Have a Trouser to Match Your Suit shoes which had cost us more than five million dollars, and which N torte men wo continue te we could not wholesale to dealers because of the public’s refusal saa 5 to buy at the high retail prices. \ esas The only way to get back any of our tied-up capital is to sell N ieee’ la eres these shoes direct to the public at prices so low the public willbuy NN wl gan =e 150. : and buy fast. | = i = , | Records Amounting to ; ot he, 3 {\ 00 Stamped on a Shoe Means StandardefMerit $15. World’s Greatest Shoe Sale th $ 00 This week we want every one of the workmen of New York’ 34" St. New York 165. and vicinity to buy shoes for himself, his wife and his children. lB ag ahi | He can outfit the whole family for $3.00 a pair and with good , monthly payments shoes, that look good, feel good, and will wear well. We offer them Fifth Floor at these prices in all shapes and sizes, black, or tans, and some Ju ly Clea rance Sale! Jam M Cree & Co. | women’s shoes in other colors, We also have shoes at higher and eS Mc ry lower prices, but this week are specializing on thousands of good | Sth Avenue 34th Street shoes at $3.00. b? alae nee Don’t try to guess the real values of these shoes by the $3.00 omen’ by OW oes | prices, or the pictures. Come and see and handle them, \ GRAND CENTRAL Fah Besipties Ave. & 46th St. N } Don’t Miss This Unusual Shienes to Save Money $ ; Sale Daily 9 A. M. to 10 P. M. 4 Until All the Shoes Are Sold. ; ® No Exchanges No Deliveries 4 No Returns - a | But if you get mismates or an imperfect og e A . " pair, bring them back and get your money. : Russia Calf Oxfords with Wing Tips _ | : NEMOURS TRADING CORPORATION : Gun Metal Calf Oxfords el She ss MILLS, Gen. Mgr. a White Snowbuck Oxfords | As popular as‘ | mI pir ay Me | meeral||| HONEST BARGAINS GIVE SATISFACTION “ 3 ) All With New Military Heels age sugars. | 0 ne Also Pumps and Sandals in Cocoa, Gun Meta! and Patent Leather, | American Sugar % ; Ly “ ” i | : ° \ 9 lf err eeerann ony 27% Mesle Refining Company Here Is One of Them. Think of a Woman’s 12- oe te 4 {Sweefen it pr NOC. 0. D.’s — vawiit'HOnE"2SMe m, No Exchanges f | Strand,Seamed Back, 20-Inch Boot, Mercerized Top os E To the Public: 4 The Greatest Hosisty Sale in the history of New York LAST WEEK EVERY PAIR MUST BE SOLD THIS WEEK AT 547 BROADWAY BETWEEN SPRING AND PRINCE STS., in our own building, in the heart of the wholesale section Millions of Pairs of Hosiery (EVERY PAIR IS GUARANTEEED TO BE FIRST QUALITY) ft These Are Only a Few of the Amazing Offerings You Will Find at This Sale: LADIES’ MERCERIZED SILK LISLE, rege Back, per pair PURE SILK STOCKING FOR $1.25 A PAIR All Colors---3 Pairs in a Box, $3.75. Also | WOMEN’S HOSIERY from 25 Cents to $3.00 per Pair. ' ih | MEN’S HALF HOSE, 15c to $1.50 per Pair. Hvar oner wtt FuaiPrometr fA] ~=© MEN’S ATHLETICSHIRTS and DRAWERS, 50c; UNION SUITS, $1.00 ] Ure United Electric Shops |} ||| WOMEN’S UNION SUITS, 75c to $2.50. All Kinds. ae ee SWEATERS---Men’s, Women’s and Children’s, Below Cost. _ LADIES’ PURE CASHMERE WOOL HO: yang eewee's: ++. 65c¢ ERE Boerner sors s => d § : ) Per pair....... ‘1.50 H 4s _ MEN'S PURE SILK AND SILK PLAITED HOSE pepe eee eels 3 West 49 Street tnreanct tom 42° $1. i. _ MEN’S FIBRE SILK HOSE, per pair Fy ee BA Ae aia a os Teoth. Treat pata Gums. 424 STREET TCOLCARE IEEE Ln aoe das eee ; Between 5th and 6th Avenues HOWLAN & SCHMIDT, Sales Managers. Open from10 A.M. to 7 P.M. NETS HOD ETE EL ais eee en 2 Blocks from Grand Central Station it ble _ All the Hosiery will be sold in Gat of one-quarter, one-half and one dozen pairs, More oh We invite all Manufacturers to participate tn this For the convenience of the public, use the “Happiness in Every movement who are willing to sell the public their surplus Bot" Candy Store Arcade, from 42d St. to 48d St., which opens stocks at 50% on the dollar. directly across the sireet from this sale ae “United Special” Electric Irons *5% with six fort of cord mS 2 ZAv ad wO1Lv LS TWRLNFD OnTED ; according to their respective packing. There will be no exchanges and no returns. Dollars will be saved on every box of hosiery purchased BUY BY THE BOX Our doors will open every morning at 8.30 A. M. and close at 8 P. M. BYESTERN TRADING COMPANY “PS ili: pear BE metrrerem A 1p MAKES LITTLE DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEED— | seemed i es soa ret sf sa A WORLD “WANT”? AD. WILL GO AND FIND “IT