The evening world. Newspaper, August 20, 1920, Page 9

¢ ae Wioniea lila HIS great sale must be brought to a close before very long. The Grand Central Palace is to be taken over for the regular season of industrial exhibits—and we must give way to these shows. Do not delay your buying too long. Think of the coming season. Realize the savings you can make here and now, and buy for fall and winter. All Men’s Overcoats, $ 27.50 Reduced from $30 and $35 to. ..i.....cccees These are young men’s overcoats Two button, double breasted, form fitting model, quarter lined, splendidly tailored. They are the kind you would find no fault with if asked anywhere from $50 to $80. They are light or heavy Melton and light-weight F-ersey, and the size range is made up of 34, 35, 36, 37 and 38 only. That is the reason we have put this low price on them to close out. Men's Suits $2 g.50 Men's Suits $22.50 Reduced from $35 to Reduced from’ $25 to These are checked cassimeres, single breasted, two button, young men’s model; quarter lined, but ‘These are two button double breasted young men’s model, snappy and form-fitting. SHOES The Big Bar- gain Event! Shoes for men, women and children. Shoes for immediate wear and for fall and winter wear. Shoes, for all kinds of uses, Lexington Ave 46%047' Streets 4m to 6pm Daily sory Sabundly LAST DAYS of this tremendous 000 SALE; This is the sale that broke high prices in New York. When the final curtain is rung down on this sale the “regular” prices may go back—for it will be a long, long time before so much good merchandise will be thrown upon the retail market at such saving prices. here now will do double duty for youas against next season’s regular prices. Every dollar spent Silks Reduced---Prices to Close Silks have taken a drop from the low prices that have been in effect here during this sale. This is a determined effort to CLOSE OUT the goods, and the matter of price is NOT going to stand in the way. Particular attention is directed to these numbers: White Satin Striped Silk Reduced from $4.00 yard to..... $2 “Over the Top” Velveteen Reduced from $2.00 yd. to.......8 1 They are veteen was heavy enough to wear well into the fall, and for all | made of heavy cheviot, quarter lined and ere big work shoes, dress shoes, street shoes, house This te @ most excellent allk, 36 inches wide ate they pe beadlbt doi Preis Apa sahaeys waders SL ‘< winter if you are indoors a lot. sellers with high school boys c Fi and beautiful sheen. A wonderful bargain at it is great. Black, plum, navy or taupe, Ly shoes, school shoes, and all at prices which $4.00, it fe almost a gift at $2.00. 3 A L L Vy O OLE N S pepe erenicelyeatiy ebdecplesal henge oot 'e Reduced Ten Per Cent. That means that, no matter what woolen you choose, deduct ten per cent. from the Indications are that fall and winter prices are to be high again. See the assortments here, Understand, please, that these goods are from some of the best factories in the country; factories Reduced from §2.50 yd. to.. 8 1 .50 ‘This comes in twelve beautiful shades, and ts @ bargain that is worthy of a trip of fifty miles. A startling value while it lasts Reduced from $5 to .....+++ $2. 78 These goods are more than bargains, remaining stock has been bunched into one to close. Tubular or straight weave; black, blue or taupe, ice marked on the ticket, and get an added value for your money. pe Included in the line are eh following—which tailors, dressmakers and woolen mer- who have trade marks that are nationally Walhalla 54 ong ee Shirti caine , chants will recognize as standard goods. : TO DEALERS AND TAILORS—We are willing to sell these goods inquentities | Known, and that, out of courtesy, we do Sheeting rtings epp | at these prices, BUT FOR CASH ONLY. not advertise these names. Reduced from Reduced from No, 3026 to 3033—Kent Manufacturing No, 3088 to 3091—Gold Seal Silvertone 30c a yard to 650 a yard to 500 a yard to cloakings, desirable shades for fall $3.00 No, 4033—Dark green unfinished worsteds Co, Herringbone coatings and suitings $3.25 No. 3004 to 3009}4—Colonial Mills heavy fabrics for overcosts, ulsters, cloaks, $3.00 and flannels....... cess eseuees $3.25 Infant’ black kid choce, Pits qin metal Bluchers, ‘ | 6 oe 1 " 1, roomy last; elsce 1 . No, pees Sivertone "costn woske No. ee Pad ecute, Black Velour coat- $4.25 lace or button styles; sizes to 5} A splendid grade, heavy, un- Comes In eleven patterns, 31 Excellent quality, 36 inches lar quality......04 ceeseeee $3.25 | wo. 3034 to 3040 =Boteny: Mills Velours, 3to8. bleached sheeting, 36 inches wide, | inches wide, for men's shirts or | wide, a splendid weight for dresses No, 4002—Priesth beautiful color for wraps and suits... $4,25 $4 Very special. | children's dresses, and waists, : auto robes and coats.. No, 4011 to 4014—Imported coatings, a No. 2016 to 3/21—Priestley’s homespun quality also used for suits $3.25 $2 Men's gun metal lace or , , cheviotcontings for wots conta endg 9g | No, “1001—American. Woolen Company Bhuher ‘Onferds, Engin, | All Women’s Low Shoes | All Men’s $4.50 Shoes GUIEB, eee ee ener ec e eee ee eeer ence " muitinge. Also used for skirts $1.50 Boys’ gun metal shoes, medium or full tos, - No. 3050 to 3087--Newton knits, for Na AbieoVery honey ciald. contines for nies Pais | Reduced from $7.00 to Reduced to | sport suits, coats and general wear.. $3.00 ulsters, mackinaws and auto robes. $3.00 7 ROS ee moe $4 No, 3061 to 3064—Novelty wool stripes, No, 3035}4—Blue Tricotine, 54 inches | atylos; alees 2}4 to 536 | $5 50 $4 00 . fot dresses, bath robes and children’s 75c Bsa Fike $4.00 Sen's bas ersin) Shisherws . ° No, 1440—Parker Wilder Oxford Thibet, No, 1765—Blue Worsted Cheviot, a great $3.25 | $3 | Gecdyvene: sale: mien clone Our entire tine of low shoes, oxforts and pumps, Included in this reduction on the shoes which a vearne ‘alt SVR $2.75 ark ee a et Re ana S| | Gents which have been featured during this sale at $7.00, | have been euch good sellers te policemen, firemen lo. 0 1861—-Brown worsted ‘ ue Tricotine, 36 inches . : : ; : eres "ad aban Gee epee hal lal ES Tl eee SS: ee ee $5 etre eats gr erga 4 sence an opiate peer aca a No, 3020 to3026!g—Heavy worsted chev No. 6091—Navy Moh . 54 : ssh acl a . e he stock, Included are: 0 \ jote for winter suiting $4.25 te a gaees SOM gaia | Siem hen noah eee Men's tan mahogany Ox | black oxfords, brogue style, wing tips, military There are five lines of gua metal chose—efl No. 3046 to 3049—Lymansville fabric, No. 018}4—Ail wool blue serge, $4 inches | a6 to8 | fords, five styles, Goodyear heels, Goodyear welted soles; gun metal oxfords, | Goodyear welt, in Blucher or straight lace, English Serj perenne fe felled) Wnt 'e na wide $2.50 | welt) simes 6 vo 11, military heels, Goodyear welted soles; tan suede | medium or full toe models; single soles and flat No. 2029 to 2035—Baltic Mills Duotone No, 309634—Black all wool serge, 54 | $3 | 5 or patent leather pumps, hand turned; patent | heela; tan mahogany Bluchers, all solid leather coatings for golf suits, coats, etc.... $4.00 inches wide $2.50 | | $! leather pumps, Goodyear welted soles; tan or | single sole shoes; heavy dark tan work shoes, Good- i No, 3077 to 3082—Bolivia coatings, pop- No, 3015—Imperial blue serge, 50 inches 4, M. wi n's dull black kid bluck kid pumps, hand turned, French heels; | year welt Blucher model and many other spleaid ular shades, various good colors... $8.00 wide $2.75 | Suh badioiaihiaie areata black vici oxfords, Goodyear welted soles, military | styles for all occasions. This price ip view of the No. 3083 to 3085—Pebble cloth ve, No. 3060—Priestley's Gabardines in four 4, | straight lace, five eyclet lace Oxfords, hand | heelg; tan or kid two-eyelet ties, Freach heels, hand | prices now appearing on fall styles being shown wonderful quality for finest wear.... $9.00 SHAME... cece ceeeeeeeececeveees - $2.25 | Goodyear welt, 6 to 11 turned; 2!4 to 8, AAtoD, | turned. All reduced to close, elsewhere is nothing short of marvelous, GRAN Lexington Ave., 46th to 47th Sts. $1 $3 20c Reduced from | | | 30c 30c "AL PALACE Hours: 9 A.M to 6 P.M. Daily; 10 P.M, Saturdays. Phone 7300 Van. NEMOURS TRADING CORPORATION—CHAS, W.-MILLS, VICE PRESIDENT AND GENERAL MANAGER “ 2 . * a ee A TL tn Eee nt ce Re Se i RCCL A RR A A ae ~ nasa Loge ee errr ae ee a re