The evening world. Newspaper, August 10, 1920, Page 9

_ THE EVENING WORLD, TURSDAY, \UGUST 10, 1920. Have You a 12-Word Cam 7 Slogan For Harding or Cox? {§ } lap: abr tnnamajors eed wubvaay phohesink Yo, Wiel wail’ slogan from every dead wall in the cities and towns in the country from coast to coast. R ‘The Cox magagers will follow sult. The Evening World has thousands of readérs who, bare write * @lever slogans. We invite’them all to try theirhand. ‘The Evening World will pay $110 in prizes for the best torts, Mivided as follows: First prise Harding slogan, $25. ° ‘Three other prizes, $10 each. B. Altman & Co. “ql MADISON | AVENUE - FIFTH AVENUE, NEW, YORK ° First prize Cox slogan, $26. " 4 hed sinpliventhig no ai € Thirty-fourth Street Thirty-fifth Street Remember thi: \. * mn aay eh tet Gs one eee West Thirty-Fourth Street . “ wet ‘The slogan must contain exactly 19 words, "fiend in your slogan to Slogan Editor, Evening World. ! The contest will close Thursday, Aug. 19, and the winners will be announced Monday, Aug. 23. Slogans Are Attuned , to Praise or Censure of Gov. Cox’s Speech * { Many Competitors for “The Evening World Awards Take Salient Points of His Ad- . dress for Text of Their Efforts. rs { Bince the publication of Gey. Cox's epeech’of acceptance many of the wondpetitors for The Evening World awards have attuned their slogans to. i § praise or criticism of its salient points, according to their political pre-' “ Aittetions. The end of the great slogan contest, in which so many thou- i fends of The Evening World readers are competing, has been set for (Thursday, Aug. 19. Announcement of awards will be made Monday. Aug. 23. " , Among the slogans received to-day are: : HARDING SLOGANS. COX SLOGANS. “Goodby, League and Points Four-| “This Big Country Needs a Big teen! Harding Knows Just What| Man} We've Outgrown the ‘Stand-pat’ ‘They Mean.”—M, Guiman, No. 620/ Brand."—J. N, Scism, No. 12 Charter Bast 157th Street. Oak Place, Hartford, Conn. “Good for Ohio,” good for us; Cox| “Cox Our Leader, Favorite of All; for Governor, Harding for President.”| H. ©. L. Down in Fall.—A. F, Col- Samuel Schwartzberg, No. 41 Con-| linore, Fairfield, Conn, went Avenue. “AN Through Our Land, Alms “Safe and sano for what's bést;| Houses Empty; Vote for Cox; Con- Newark 2°97, Fark | Brooklyn Sear"ucye” Clearance Reductions Unusually Attractive Values —, s will be obtainable to-morrow (Wednesday) have been made in the prices of in a Sale of . Women’s — _ Little Children’s Dainty Cotton Frocks Washable Frocks & Suits a number of which are now marked at at very low prices; the selection comprising $3.90, 6.90 & 9.75 1,500 Little Girls’ Washable Frocks, prettily made of white and colored materials Atoto at $1.45, 2.35, 2.75 & 3.35 | WhiteCotton Sports Skirts and Little Boys’ Washable Suits, in various tts now fharked at $2.90 & 3.90 desirable styles and fabrics ; a (Third Floor, Madison Avenue sectiofi) at $1.95 All of these Frocks. and Suits are for little children of 2 to 5 years. ‘The size ranges are . The Remaining Number of not complete in all styles. Mlect Harding, he'll do the rest."—/ tinue Plenty.”"—Benjamin T. Wilcox, ‘Walter EL om No, 229 East 75th No. bad ed Avenue, Rockville Street. Centre, “Weve swipt cur neighbor's porehs| ay" “promt Forsh, ‘Typifien the Silk Dress Sale og +O ‘i ts 8ym- i ° now for our owo— it Harding sweep. i, oteeacee”™ Of Taffeta and Satin | athine Costume (Little Children’s Dep't, Second Floor) Third treet wor Case Yon Vol, er Gnas IND-UP sale of our higher priced Taffeta and | Bat gz mes oe seat teat amen noe fonat Beeaprest| co See Mra. Annio iirby, No. 1021 W coed iia The ee 's most successful rf a gs reg ag , othe “0 ana models—displaying a refinement.and exclu- - f||| of poplin, surf satin and wool jersey ics’ r pes pees 38 bef healaiadsy Ned, oy gt Overtook eo ‘Mount | f siveness that discriminating women’ appreciate. i : The Wool Fabrics Department Ferre Ne. Ait West 26h Strect, | “Cox "Real Man With @ Heart for es nt cd dinner Beaks io ea } with in- 4 * (for Women and Misses) is showlfig an interesting selection of eresting 5 avy, wn. | F, { Were $25, $35 & $39.75 ‘| pest 2 ieee rm aruerbe ec cal Rew oa Tao | have been further reduced, for Semi-made Skirts speedy clearance, to $6.00 4 in smart plaited models designed for the (Combination is included) "4 approaching Autumn season and attractively developed in the new, fashionable plaids. Rubber Bathing Caps . These Skirts, which may be obtained for Women and Misses, offer oe good have also been reduced to Pa r values (in stock) 66 © ae | ‘i | CIGAR STORE ROBBED. Almerican Beauty i 50c. each at $14.50, 16.50 & 18.75 . Plerk Hela ce ane Avenwe— : ELECTRIC IRON (Bathing Costumes Dep’t, Third Floor) (First Floor) re : en. ‘Although the police dectined to sive Brooklyn. M. Froyard, No. 1427 Bryant Ave- ‘Voters! Voters! DIY .or Wet: Cox! and relt, Should | “Harding the the Get."—John J. West, No 48 Fulton | ship, contentment the bebe oe = be Brooklyn. \ Charles Hanlon, No. 635 W: th Honesty in the Pallot Box, it. | arnene'e Nothing to It But Cox." Nae 2. ~ AP | for street and sports wear = at 2 Na for Our Next Presl- Have Peace, Pros- SEE Control of the Gov: and Thereby Keep ago Intact."—M. Adelaide Mul- 5 St. Mark's Avenue, 1) at No. 2163 Second Averue was robbed : Always ready for use. No delayed i ao Sundi t Inst of $340. e y' ron- ee resented the tore fas, bao son, ane troublesome that night, cove cleric tn charge, repairs to bother with. Its sturdy con- Rose ih eevatvors and took an epee struction assures years of uninterrupted the cash regiater. Apparently, Giaatio- service. Of course it costs a little more . Lee tig iiss ebitys er ees at first, but is cheaper in the end. from which an adgitional $300 was ® taken. Tho robbery was immediately The Leading Paterson Silk Manufacturers of- fer their tremendous surplus of the Record SILK SALE Outstanding against the present epidemic of sales, the ‘ silks of this sale are by far the best values obtainable. They are quality silks, perfect in weave, wide-ranged in all colors, wad modish gy texture and design. The values are so exceptionally rare that, {f you can produce any- thing which will compete with them for less than double the price, your money will be refunded, AB 6 Coe deci $f 25 Sporte Silks & Satine, $3.25 | All Sifk Wash Safin. . ‘$]- 015) ress sates Trloaleme. ... wn $] ed ANL-Silk Jorsey sine $ ] 90 All shades; a 36 to 40 inches. M. B. S. STORES 117 Weet 125th St, 5°, West 28th St. OFEN UNTIL 6 F. mM. OPEN UNTIL 1 F. M. - Mail Orders filled when accompanied by check or money order, ot 28th St, store, The Original and Only Abram Ratkowsky 435 FIFTH AVE. | 173 BROADWAY AT THIRTY NINTH ST. | CORTLANDT ST. ENTRANCE SALE FUR COATS . 36 Inch Length Adal $110 Value Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday On Sale § 00 at Both ‘ Stores : Deposit Will Hold Till Nov. 1 In order to Introduce our NEW BROADWAY STORE, and to prove to the public just how unmatchable are the Special Bargains offered in our August Sales, we have selected a |im- ited number of choice fur coats to place on sale FOR THREE DAYS ONLY, at $55— OR LESS THAN PRESENT COST TO MAN- UFACTURE, Come early—we expect a big rush for these exceptional fur coats, Sale starts 8,30—175 Broadway—435 Fifth Avenue, Extra Fine Fur Coats, 4 ()() Never Sold Under §200 fe selection of extremely handsome full th Fur Coats wit be put on sale dur- ing naa week at $100. 1,000 Fou Scarfs, Lined) $25 It Makes Ljttle Difference What You Need— | All Latest New Shades... A World “Want” Ad. Will Go and Find It reported to the police of tthe 104th Street, station. 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