The evening world. Newspaper, August 27, 1920, Page 11

sv eeeepet TREE V ITTY src uhh \ ae . TT h avanina ‘worn, rary, avouss a7, 1996. Grand Central Palace Lexington Ave 46%4/ Streets: Dm to Cpm Daily torn Satudy LAST DAYS of this tremendous 0000 SALE, WARNING—There are not many more days left for this sale. Every day sees your opportunity to save money diminished. Act NOW! . Look at the other advertisements in this newspaper. stores are announcing fall merchandise. with the prices we are quoting. Read, if you will, how the wholesale market is BAD, and then see that YOUR market, the market in which YOU must buy, is still HIGH. Retailers are doing all THEY can to help, but millions of dollars worth of raw material bought in a HIGH market must be disposed of IN a high market, or some- one is going to LOSE. The “buck” is passed to yor YOU must pay the freight or go era rHis In the face of these conditions, which are verified RIGHT HERE lf. ‘HI. saaieaasiaedi satu cei eat iN signs NEWSPAPER, can you afford to iet this opportunity slip? No, you cannot. 60 Cc 5 O These goods are all FIRSTS. There are no “‘seconds” to worry about. Every / C dollar’s worth is up to standard. They are NOT old stock. They are NOT 1 - overs They are ALL NEW GOODS. ' Every dollar’s worth of merchandise here is on sale at low prices. Wool Mixture ‘Titis is 54 inches wide ; in a ¢mart basket weave design anid i three hades of brown. Good Weight for te, i a dren's dresses and f fiso for bath robes, tmoling jackets and house gowns. 75C Yard (Less 10%) fe ca TSHR ER PES Seah art eb o> — Airplcie Cloth Every day sees thousands of yards of this cloth go into the homes / the people of this city and adjoining territory. Its many uses, its splendid weave and its beautiful finish seem to combine to suggest uses to women. You are urged to see it, to let your imagina- tion tell you where you can use many yards of it. The price, 60c a yard, is very low. Dealers and institutions can buy this cloth, hy the case, approximately 1,100 yards, f. 0. b. Grand Central Palace, at 50c a yard, which is a price that is selling Airplane cloth by the case. Comes in two weaves, 80 Shoes for Boys It is time for the kids to be shod for school. Look around and see what “regular” prices on fall shoes for boys are, and then you will be glad you can fit them up here at these prices. Two particularly good numbers are ‘No. 3827—Boys’ and lit- No, 1552—Little ta” tle gents’ tangrain Blucher | tan mahogany of model shoes, sewed and| shoes; Blucher style, all nailed; substantially made | solid leather, great values. and will stand a lot ot hard | In sizes 1 to 544 Aa work. Sizes 814 to 5}4,| priced at $4 a pair. ‘ir $2.50 814 to 134 they are Notice that the “regular” Notice the fall prices. Compare THEM $3.50 Shoes for Men ° = i Silks R educed Serge Cotton Serge | | Chambray Walhalla : 1 ; . Dresses $4 Dresses 2 Dresses $1 Sheeting 20c Men, get a line on the prices on new fall 4 These, for the most part, are silks suitable Reduced from $5.25 Reduced irom $3.69 R Rediwed from a0ca td shoes, Look around the stores and then you will for Fall and Winter use, and are great bargains. and $5.75 (Phey are.th BAvy blue, bets educed from $1.89 ea Hoes Tol Oe ee: appreciate these prices and these shoes. ; } F Part wool, serge, regulation | | proidery trimmed, and in a and $1.75 36-inch, heavy unbleached \ No. 47—Heavy tan work No. 1361 to 1365 inclu- model; broken size range. Silk Duvetyn Reduced Exquisite quality silk duvetyn, in five shades, dark brown, golden brown, blue, tan and mole, for hats, gowns and wraps. 42 inches wide Reduced from $12 to $ 10 56 inches wide Reduced from.$15 to $ i2*° Satin ig ae Buddha 98c Ear, al £2.00 a yard A silk and cotton mixed, satin striped cloth, for dresses, skirts and shirts. 27 inches wide, in a variety of colored stripes. Crepe Bengaline § 1 50 Reduced from $3 a yard to 24 inches wide, in blue, green, brown, yellow, ma- hogany and other smart colors. A wonderful bargain at this reduced price. Cheney SilkSerge § 2. 50 Reduced from $3.50 ayard to A regular Cheney Bros. quality; 38 inches wide, in blue, Copen, brown and taupe. Be sure to see this serge before it is all gone, Broken lines as to sizes, but a splendid lot of little dresses, broken size range. of them. Not many shecting; a good grade and at a wonderfully low price. All Wo olens Reduced Ten Per Cent. This sale of good woolens is one of the greatest events of this great $5,000,000 merchandise movement. Woolens for all purposes, woolens of unquestionable quality, all priced lower than the wholesale price at which they were purchased AND THEN REDUCED TEN PER CENT., offer bargains that are simply irresistible. Tailors, dressmakers and small dealers are buyirig these goods. It is an occasion too im- portant for any one to overlook. See the assortments at once. Make selections for suits, over- coats, dresses, skirts and for children’s clothing. Deduct teh per cent. from the marked price at the time of the purchase. Wonderful values at this price. No. 3026 to 3033—Kent Manufacturing Co, Herring- No, 3083 to 3085—Pebble cloth Bolivia, wonderful bone costings end suitings. . $3.25 quality for finest Wear.......sccscacseeuseseass $9.00 No. 3004 to 300934—Cotonial Mills heavy fabrics fer : overcoats, ulsters, cloaks... $3.00 | No 2068 to 3091—Gold Beal Sil 4 $5.00 No. 301144 to 3014}4- ~American Woolen Company aoe . re Silvertone coatings, regular quality. . $3.25 | wo. 4033—Dark green unfinished worsteds and No. 4002—-Priestlcy’s Plaids, fot ulsters, auto robes and $4.00 flannels, ; . $3.25 COME Siéea ca vnna van yknd oetea esos ta x No, 3034 to 3040- Boteny Milla Velour beautiful colors No. 3016 to 3021—Priestley! 's homespun cheviot coat: zs ings for women’s coats and aults. .......0006.0 $2.75 for wrape And GUIS. ..sesseeseeeeeeseeesseeees $4.25 No. 3050 to 3057—Newton knits, for sports suits, coats and general wear. $3.00 No. 3061 to 3064—Novelty ‘woo! “atripes, for dresses, bath robes and children’s wear, $4 inch,..... 75¢ | No. 1001—American Woolen Company halting Also No, 4011 to 4014—Imported coatings, a quality also used for suits. $3.25 No. 1440—-Parker Wilder Oxford Thibet, for suitings used for skirts $1.50 On fall CORED cricghiresccuasioasevneenen $2.75 | No. 3076!4—26.ounce plaid coatings for ilies) mack- No, 1859 to 1861—Brown sorted cheviots for suits or inaws and auto robes Mouaincannaaee et $3.25 top coate...... $4.00 | no. 1765—Biue Worsted Cheviot, o gréat value..... $3.25 » 3020 to 3026)4- “H rorsted cheviots for winter Hf nities SEY Waneee : $4.25 | No. 6091—Navy Mohair, 54 inches wide........56++ No, 3046 to 3049—Lymansville fabric, various patterns for fall and winter wear. $3.75 to...... $3.25 | No 3018}¢—All wool blue serie, 54 inches wide No. 2029 to 2035—Baltic Mills Duotone coatings (or $4.00 No. 3096}%-—Black all woot serge, 54 inches wide,.... $2.50 Garr sults), conte, ete. » No. 3015—Imperial blu 0 inches wid No, 3077 to 3082—Bolivia coatings, popular shades, - nner Np, Os 8! Snchiee wie 914 $2.75 Yaris Good COLNE. sss cer secederesdacedenesss’ $8.00 | No. 3060—Priestiey’s Gabardines in four shades...... $2.25 shoes, Blucher style, ALL SOLID LEATHER. This means solid leather heels, soles, counters, EVERY- THING. Siges 6 to il. Also see No. 7203—Black, straight lace, English last shoes. Goodyear welt soles, blind eyelets, stylish looking and splendid wear- ing. Sizes 6 to 11. Both numbers priced at $3.00 sive, and No, 1355 to 1359 inclusive, ten good styles in shoes for men who walk; men who must have style and comfort. Tan or black, Blucher or straight lace, well made and proving very popular with police- men, firemen, mail carriers and men who KNOW, an unsurpassed line at $4.00 Shoes-for Women Fall prices, now being quoted, make these shoes “bargains” Here arte dull kid, five eyelet Oxfords, with French heels; hand turned; patent leather Colonial pumps, French heels, hand turned; patent leather or dull kid pumps, welted or turned soles; dark brown Oxfords, welted soles, Cuban heels. A splendid Bren Soe to choose from $4.50 in the most emphatic way. Another assortment of beautiful shoes includes wing tip, tan or black Ox- tords, with welted soles and low heels; gun metal Oxtords, with ede ay tip; tan or black Ox with welted soles and military heels; tan kid, patent leather or tan suede pumps, hand turned. A compre- hensive assortment at $5.50 ER D CENTRAL PALACE | Lexington Ave., 46th to 47th St. Hours: 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. Daily; 10 P. M. Saturdays. Phone 7300 Vanderbilt NEMOURS TRADING CORPORATION—CHAS. W. MILLS, Vice-President and General Manager oe