The evening world. Newspaper, August 25, 1920, Page 4

( . _THR BVENING WORLD, ‘WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1920. Were tater: and when they ap-|Etatern Parkway subway near Was! peared in public together Luke al-|!naton Avehue, Brooklyn, collapsed ways epoke of her aa his Intended |{\%; ‘browing them tw ; wife, Best & Co. me ate -. | Fifth Avenue at 35th Street ane gt | . ’ Established 1879 inesniilaaiies BUTLER ACCUSED OF WHISKEY THEFT) Eada gs a « 0 : iweet eG Womens New Coats Mill, Says Employee and Wife —_——_—__——— l} ‘ Took Private Stock. | The Coolness of the Mountain-Top in —— ——_-—— . d 14 “s pice cates, na ast | - Every Glass STORAGE | ana Lrocnrs ae seunrte Exquisite and Delicious in Flavor FURNITURE SALE | |i . ~Jand Mia (Gailiard's) wite. Kathrine | : : -|| NOTICE TO NEWLYWEDS Were arrested inst night, charged with APPEAL ON SO MANY SCORES Besiuneartleles the’ Storrteon . Boe oes ae i Be, 2 THAT WE DON'T KNOW bottle of hjs scotch, whiskey Spa eet | sterooe “Mats and Hu WHICH TO EMPHASIZE Fe ge I as “BE KIND TO THE TINY, FOOT” i Brood oo have been shipped ‘rom ae, eee 4 Get ready for school, ii ra Ys.00 f Rome, says Mr. Mofrigon, and most of g Growing feet require proper fitting. ¢ 09 e658 See anges to Nin trom Ne All our children’s shoes are made over & specified last, ory arenke ago, They, wit scientifically providing for growth and freedom of the v0 » irewport - yang oem net, 10 3 : have a heart this afternoon befor Y tiny toes—-something more than a mere foot covering, NG a ‘s ei “2 .| Ba Hdward O/Connor adi Garden and withal, stylish, Modele for dress, school or.play ||| eur bid \ — , | 7 he Coats Are Only for both boys or girls. = sasorunent of Twin > SS | “A good foot-rule for you—wear the JANTZEN SHOE! avian, aren, Lvory, | Walt, | 69 50 | Ask for Our Book—'The Abuse of the Big Toe.” -_—_-_ | NO BRANCH STORES—Our only address A wcaffolding on which Inborers were ||| 660 Sixth Ave., Above 38th St. , Te Latent ig Rigger co., j a price not often associated with eereme Prone, Fetaee, Sy?) the Rowtmakers Over 0 Yours. 690 Lexington Av., near 57th, any coats these days, and certainly SME, fake seldom enough ‘attached to coats like these, elsewhere. CHAMOsTYN, a new fabri¢ that resembles chamois, as its name suggests, makes a smart straight-line coat. And Bouivta, a perennial favorite is used in a wrap model. Both are ~ Ne Connection With Any Other Establishment in the World : iUstEyes belo: Sizes 34 to 46, in Uk or seal brown, cu green, cobalt blue, navy y and black. Ww re) ee ‘ f a The Dresses are Just 59.50 but they have more-than'a hundred dollar's worth of style! There's io a jumper model of navy tricotine bound in wide gray moire ribbon, BROADWAY-FIFTH AVENUE 7 it has a little guimpe of all-over batiste ak dyed gray to match. Illustrated above. The other frock is a coat model enlivened MN Me TT only with the new Spuinx Beans, that flash green and blue and Li. A A a -> pe Greets Agcy or mal coger po REMARKABLE /AVINGU> Op POR TUNITIES ARG OFFERED PR Pa 15 TAFFETA SILK FROCKS No Charge for Alterations 120 BEADED GEORGETTE FROCK Pi \ 75 SILK TRICOLETTE FROCKS it | Best & Co. 85 FIGURED GEORGETTE FROCKY ! ete 60 FOULARD SILK FRO CKSs 1 | Season’s End Prices Men’s 3-Piece Suits ORIGINALLY 61.00 to 70.00 42.50 WHICH. VILL BE CLOSED OUT | . 71.00 to 87.00 53.50 AT LES’ THAN WHOLESALE COST Ties ube a otal he weal aad while they last the savings are extraordinary. Men’s Double or Single Breasted BLUE SUIT 's | 49.50 . 57.50 | | formerly 67,50 to 70,00 formerly 71.00 to 77.50 You Never Pay More at Best’ ——————— The World's 1920 Summer Resorts Annual and Motor Tours Guide oo yrs mi PRICE 10 CENTS, | ht All World Offices and Newsstands and by Mail, 7 ' ; ee a ee ye