The evening world. Newspaper, August 4, 1920, Page 10

‘ praise diamonds worth $600 or $700, them, when they find they cannot|time when the man who has deliv- they were going to buy, and wanted to| borrow more than $100. ‘The soft jobs| ered the goods and hasn't profitesred make sure they wére worth tholare disappearing, I don't eay ws are|on the bosa ia going to be in luck, i] money. going to have bread lines and soup|The @ge of rational living is fast “Now they are back wanting to sell| kitchens, but we are coming to the heading this way.” B. Altman & Cn. MADISON AVENUE «FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK Thirty-fourth Street Thirty-fifth Street SEES RETURN 10 . Silk Shirts Are Worn Out.and Diamonds Are Drifting On Tide to Pawnshops. ‘The crow that has been spending War wages for ailk shirts and dia- fonds has worn out the shirts and is * Pack on Park Row trying to sell the Exceptional Values now being offered in the Men’s Furnishing Department : include Men’s All-wool Bathing Suits I ODS SS & (two-piece model) at $4.95 per suit and Men’s Belt Sets including sterling silver buckles in attractive designs at $4.25 & 7.50 per set.- Tax of 5 per cent throughout on all belt sets (First Floor) lm NIA Smith used to lend newspaper re- Porters $2 on their lead penciis—no repeaters allowed—and dispense finan- Gial wisdom. They called every turn of the times right. “One hundred dollars ts the limit of ® loan nowadays,’ said Mr. Shanks. “Tight money is just as much an enemy of the pawnbroker as of any other person. We like good times, when there is plenty of money in cir- gulation and people put their jewelry fm for short loans and then take it out. Turnover is the life of our busi- mess. We can see depression further head than most people, because we judge from the people who leave their valuables in on long time loans. “The easy money crowd has been having @ fine time, with lots of good jobs and high* wages. People that hed $100 at one time before ‘in r lives came in to have me ap- — —— 2 aap, <7 + = ——_— Store Closes at 5 P. M: Closed Saturdays During July and August q Lord & Taylor —FIFTH AVENUE— p Ly 38th Street 39th Street ‘Special Purchase of ' Women’s Summer Dresses A collection of extremely smart new models fresh from the hands of the maker Included in the sale are many higher priced Dresses taken from regular stock and reduced for this occasion and in addition, to close out, a large number of Misses’ Summer Dresses At Very Attractive Reductions All Offered Tomorrow for Quick Disposal at $12.50 » $10.00 ‘our Choice of a Variety of Charming Styles A Voiles—Checked, striped or dotted, a range of colors, also in plain white, Swisses—All white, with navy or Copenhagen dots. An opportunity to purchase desirable Summer Frocks at far less than their actual value. + None €. 0. D No Exchanges. OY ——————E——————>E——— ‘WHY EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4 1920°7_ Pree MAKES EVERYTHING GI EB LAMB SALAD—Tako two cups of cold Bl crcold vegotahlen. 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