The evening world. Newspaper, July 29, 1920, Page 15

sf No. 1356 — Men’s gun metal, English bal, Goodyear welt, mat. calf tops; sizes 6 to 11; D and E widths, $4.50 No. 1367 — Men’s tan mahogany Blu- cher Oxfords, Good year welt; sizes 6 to! No. 3827—Boys’ tan grain leather Bluchers. Sizes 814 to 514, for little fellows as well as big boys, dium or full last. Pair $2.50° This sale is proving a boon to thousands of people who have been anxious to reduce the high cost of living without reduc- ing the quality of living. The bargains are beyond anything possible to offer under any but the most abnormal conditions. . ; g Fr New goods, brought in from warehouses, take the place of goods that go out—and will continue to do so until the $5,000,000 T MILL AND FACTORY COST, mind you, have been disposed of. Airplane Cloth 60c yiyd' Ae This is one of the greatest bargains brought out for a long time. Its uses are so varied that every woman who keeps house can find splendid use for quite a lot of this finely made, aia fabric. Buying for future worth of goods use is real economy. | Heavy Montana Drilling 35c yard * There are 20,000 yards of this drilling. It is heavy quality, perfect goods, 30 inches wide, weighing 3!4 ounces te the yard. Every woman knows this goods. Recent shoppers will recognize this as a very low price. Youkon Pongee Shirting 65c yard 3,870 yards of this splendid cotton pongee Shirtings, in eleven smart patterns. It is 31 inches wide, good ‘grade for men’s shirts, algo for dresses for little girls, This price is very low for this grade shirtings. 11, D and E widths. Fama Grenadina Cloth 30c yard td De (ud No. 1272 — Men’s tan mahogany lace Oxfords, Englishlast, Goodyear welt; sizes 6 toll. 6. No. 2020 — Men’s tan mahogany| . Brogue, lace, wing tip, Goodyear welt; sizes 6 toll, CandD widths. This splendid cotton cloth, 36 inches wide, is a big bargain at this price. It is sheer enough for nightgowns, and lingerie for winter wear, and heavy enough! for household uses too numerous to mention. | Tela Suiza Cambric 65c yard This is a splentlid quality cotton cambric. There are, 2,000 yards j in all, and it will go quickly at this price. 36 inches wide, it comes in ten yard pieces, and this is a bargain which will be quickly appreciated by women who sew. Women’s Winter Coats Only a few of them, They are sample coats, no two alike, and they are priced much; lower than wholesale, ranging from $15 to $75, and every one a BIG bargain. Pretty Flouncings Eighteen inch net flouncings, pretty patterns, in ten yard pieces, yard 30c; by the yard, 35c. Embroidered organdie flouncings, ten yard pieces; by the piece, 50c yard; by the yard, 55¢. ’ Embr red organdie flouncings, 36 "inches wide,.in assorted colors, 10-yard pieces, 25c yard; by the yard, 30c. Men’s Wurumbo Melton Overcoats $30 & $35 Not often do you get a snap like this. These are the real thing. Genuine Wurumbo melton, medium or heavy weight, for fall or winter wear. Mace in two button double breasted models, for young men, quarter lined with satin; all seams piped, they are a wonderful bargain. - The lighter weight coats for fall and carly winter wear are priced $30 and the real heavy ones are marked $35. i soles and counters. | f) Pair $3 a Secon _THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JULY 29, 1920.1 J No. 132—Men’s gun metal, Blucher style shoes.. Sin- gle soles, Goodyear welt. Sizes 6 to 11. English, me- $5,000,000 IN MERCHANDISE _ SHOES, WOOLEN. AND COTTON YARD GOODS HOSIERY, SUITS, OVERCOATS, "SHIRTS, ETC.2s22 GRAND CENTRAL PALACE LEXINGTON AVENUE, 46th to 47th Streets, New York $8. | NEMOURS TRADING CORPORATION, + Chas. V W. Ys Mills, Vice-Pres’t & Gen’l Manager ies BARAT be No. 2029—Men’s tan ma- hogany shoes, straight lace, |" medium, full toe last, Good- No. 1321—Men’s tan ma: i hogany lace.shoes. Eng- lish last. Single soles, blind eyelets, \d Goodyear bees year welt. Sizes 6 to 11, C and D widths. 558—Women’s eyelet pumps, French heels, soft quality leather; sizes 2% to 8 Then the sale will be over. $3. £ Woolens for Men and Women hi The woolens offered in this sale are, beyond question, the lowest siteae pit woolens to be found in New York, quality considered.. For immediate ’ as well as fall and winter wear this sale provides an opportunity. to have your garments made up to your order at a saving which makes them as low priced, or lower than ready-to-wear garments can be bought at the § beginning of the season. Among the offerings are: Amoskeag No. 6,120, navy serge, all wool, 50 inches wide, for women's dresses and suits. Fast dye, standard in every way. Yard $2.25, Navy tricotine, all wool, 54 inches wide, fast color. A remarkable fabric, pretty and durable. . Yard $3.35. Navy Poiret twill, all wool, 54 inches wide, fast color. Yard $3.50. are 503— Bidet Silvertone Cloaking, all wool, assorted shades, 16 oz,, 54 inches. Yard $2.80 | te canvas Kolon- ial pum French Overplaid cloaking, all wool, 16 ounce, 54 inches wide; gray ground,, a a4 turned: green overplaid; yard $2.50. /}044 ‘ce re 7 Cotton warp coating, assorted dark colors, 16 oz. 54, inches, Yard $2.50 For Men’s Wear * All wool navy serge, 12 ounce, 54 anehes wide, fast tier All wool gray worsted, 12 ounce, 54 inches wide, fast color. Yard $4.75. All wool unfinished navy worsted, 14 ounce, 54 inches wide. Yard $3.50. All wool serge, navy or brown, 12 ounce, 54 inches wide, fast colors. Yard $3.00. All wool navy flannel, 12 ounce, 54 inches wide, fast color. Yard $3.50. Cotton warp shepherd plaid, 12 ounce, 54 inches wide. Yard $2.50. Checked Dimities 25c yard Only 1,000 yards of this. Comes in white, also pastel shades, in a small ' checked weave. Dainty for dresses for women and children. It is sure ' to sell rapidly at this low price. See it before it is too late. No. 1807—Women’s Lafayette Voiles 50c yard plies rowan. Ss This splendid quality cotton voile comes in two patterns, There’ are sion bir Jerse only 400 yards of it, and the price is very low indeed. For dresses, both al 4 1 é for women and girls, this fabric will appeal strongly to”those looking heels; sizes 214 to 8; for big values. AA, A, B and C i Men’s Blue Cheviot a5, Suits. Special $25 $3. | Yard $3.35. re we eee ee nee ee = They are medium heavy weight, double breasted, two button, form fitting model, for young men. You can find such suits in “regular” stores, but at a very much higher price. It is hard to find ANY kind of a suit for $25 in “‘regular’’ stores. Here is another bargain. These arequarter lined with Skinner's satin, and you owe it to yourself to see just what they are. ‘\No. 1800—Women’s five-eyelet lace Ox- fords, gun metal, } welted soles, mil- j itary heels; 214 to 8; ‘ AA to D. $7. No. 47—Men’s tan heavt | Sizes 6 to |/m_ \"f work shoes, Blucher style, | all solid leather. ° 11. Solid leather heels, in- oN 6 to 11, . Pair $3 No. 7203—Men’s black lace English last shoes. Blind | >, X eyelets, Goodyear welt. All No. 1361—Men’s gun ae | No. 7199—Men’s tan ma- Goodyear lace Oxfords, hogany Blucher, _ single welt, English last. Sizes soles. All solid leather. Sizes 6 to 11. Also in Blucher style. | 6 to 11, Pair $4