The evening world. Newspaper, September 9, 1920, Page 14

‘ “Tt is really true that we have never ‘been so happy in al) our lives, We dv not have to consider anybody ex- ‘ cept ourselves; we do not have to 1 consult with anybody: We have just | what we like, when we like It, It is a ‘ t} luxurious way to live, if you will £) etl and a luxory think of it that way which Is entirely fpee from the siight- 4 \ est hin extraVazance, too.” mar | e Conceden Vietory to” at Smith am Arizona Primaries. | PHOBNIX, Aria, Sept. %—Nomina-! tlon of Senator Marcus A. Smith, de {t was a change. And before| Democrat, for re-election was conceded Wt was enjoyable pecaune \t was|early to-day by Judge RC. Btanfora, lly fun and more comfortable and also & candidate for the Letina oe ‘s Staterwide primaries ‘a de up my mind to get along|Arizona’s States wi out @ om yer girl were easier | Senator Smith's closest competitor, ne~ t. cording to avallable returns. ‘Mr. Hylan likes it I know. Any jan can tell when her husband fvhat he eats, And I know by than his telling me. Ho has appetite as since our meals. Some- he likes it too well a wan © kept as close to ~ dwues ae the Mayor is, but I not. I cannot convince myself Rei he does nat lonk better for ft What does he like best?” — Mrs W 100k question with amiling recation bit yet with pride, "My ite, | yess, He talks more t them than anything else, Dut not think itis any one thing. kes plain cooking—plain cooking ‘by somebody who knows just te Tikes.” 3 Hylan explained that she had z found the undertaking of house- pad work monotonous, Of course, nowlegaed, she had to have a Without a system she would n4 iy never get her work done, she would never havo time to be Mything elne but a substitute cook ail that wasn't the idea of herself the Mayor at all. First of all there is breakfast,” she H,rthat is imple but hearty and Jan’t much clearing up to do for people, And then the house has po wet to rights and that doesn't le very long If it is done regularly ry day and Gone well. D, LORD BE PRAISED, sHE| And for those who out- j ACTUALLY THINS. stretch the boys’ sizes—- “frhon I take an hour and some- ; ‘ tx two hours to go through the; Youths’ suits-—32 to 35 ng paper's. Oh, that is very nec- | chest. : | ry in order to find out what the = . * | br lg doing and whet he te going Long wearing fabrics do and the thin he has on fi S d that he hasn't thought of while same as used in our boys’ hax been home—or been too | Norfe i tiBd to talk about. Generally I can N folks with knickers. from the papers whether we are fomave dinner at home or out. If Hi I can ca!) up the Mayor and find (Continued from First Page.) ATS ay >> ae ost psa 7 Wash suits ‘or the little) fellows. Pretty—yet most) bs "ifatur {'must'ao the marketing [Of them built for pretty| fBen | go out in the morning. I do rough use! own marketing by gding to the et and ‘pall “gpileed eee pu ve new exactly what am uy! Py Ag whether the "price ts far. and Boys’ * “ Westpointer ” ‘romothing one canni anitly * ey eeietitg: on the telephone, |Shoes. Right for growing eres a lot of comfort in that; it | feet. th k of Het easier; I itttanken the satisfaction of cat-| All leather so they won't the 1 greater.” . : to fivinn finda that whe can have quickly scuff out. afternoon \to herself and with Registered Trademark. hep frienda. most days, If there ts interference because of fer en- ments or those of the Mayor with} ROGERS PEET COMPANY ihe programme for a home dinner El they vary things by going out to . Broadway rant jn the neighborhood to a | we 13th Bt. ‘Pour at 34th St. bot very mi y Mra. Yiyian commented Corners” Fifth ave, eurely, “the Mayor says he Itkes| at Warren fat 4ist ss. | ocause it makes him appreciate + meals at home just a little ded, positively, _ $5 Will place this Pethe Phonograph in your home!! This beautiful instrument with its wonderful tone—artis- tic design and excellent construction plays all makes of recor¢s and is equipped with the Pathe Sound Controlla, Have this handsome . Ly: PHONOGRAPH which costs only $125 sent to your home by calling at the nearest Davega shop and paying five dollars down—the balance can be paid in easy weekly payments to suit you, DAVEGA ABD BS WT BT it Sportsman’ Paradise’ Commodore Hotel 25th ae ait Bact ‘ana Pris Lg Aiba pe ceeet ‘ } 15 Cortlandt Street 831 Broadway Near Broadway Near 13th Street TH STREET SHOP OPEN EVENINGS | | KNOX CRAVATS Incorporated A4S2 FIFTH AVENUE AT 40% STREET Two out of every three sey HE man who wants to wear a KNOX Hat « 3!) can do so at greater advantage today than — evet before. The advance of nearly all hats up to a point where they are practically on a par with KNOX in price, presents an opportunity to purchase a product of long established merit safe- guarded by a positive warrant of service. Real econ- omy lies in securing the traditional KNOX quality. KNOX SOFT HATS AND DERBIES TEN DOLLARS AND UPWARD The Malven, pictured here, may be had in Seal Brown, Oxford or Smoke. Ten and Twelve Dollars. KNOX stores are open from 8:30 in the morning until 6 o'clock in the evening, Saturday included. KNOX HAT COMPANY KNOX GLOVES 161 BROADWAY SINGER BUILDING good merchants can supply stores on the fashionable thoroughfares, in neighborhood buying centers —every- where in the cities, towns and villages of the United States are the 25,000 leading indepen- dent shoe merchants who have built the W. H. McElwain Company into one of the largest businesses of its kind in the world, you with McElwain Shoes When you ask for ‘a pair of shoes” you will be shown a pair of shoes—good, or poor, or indifferent. But add one single word to that request—the word “McElwain”— and you have the satisfactionof know~- ing that dollar for dollar the shoe you buy repre- sents the utmost in style and wear. Add the name “McElwain” to your list of friends; and look, before you buy the shoe, to find it on the sole. W. H. McElwain Company, Boston MEN'S AND BOYS' SHOES FOR DRESS AND EVERYDAY WEAR a 7 77 Sa aD wry a hn S Hi OE SS stores of 25,000 leading independent shoe merchants throughout the country. De AEE a A aL YR ONE AE TAT RET fa ee __ SUNDAY WORLD “WANTS” WORK MONDAY WONDERS — | | acl For Men $6 to $10 un et Easily digestible mein Economical HOURS 9 A. M. to & P. M. STORE OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY HEARN meenih St Wea of Finth Avenue FRIDAY SATURDAY Special Values in NEW FROCKS & SUITS For Women and Misses The newest and most authentic interpretation of the mode for Autumn and Winter wear. The prices represent opportunities to secure the newest and most desirable in fashions and fabrics at values which elsewhere do not cover the quality, originality and assortments which our prices include. att dates AND MISSES’ TRICOTINE ; PRACTICAL DRESSES OF CREPE DE IRESSES—Navy blue, silk and wool | CHINE—Satin pleated or corded tunics embroidered—straight lines—or the new —=etrplice blousesi—=Georgette frilled . coat model—pockets and 24 75 — iG ikke . laathek Balt, ° vestee—navy, black, taupe 23.75 Special...... and brown—special......... SOFT SATIN DRESSES—In silhouette effect with folds at side forming loops. | WOMEN’S AND MISSES’ TRICOTINE Net and lace combination collar and DRESSES i ABS —— Effectively embroidered par Mavys brows and black. Another with braid. Redingote or suit models. lel has corded tunic—tucked net Some have pleated skirts, neat braided terslice totes 28.50 vestees or embroidered in 39.75 weet ecak cokeaca ; Gals, Shed cecasvucer RICOTINE STRAIGHT LINED MODEL—lIridescent bead embroidered | MISSES’ VELOUR SUITS—Of splendid frock—panel cffect over 45, 50 workmanship and material—in sizes 14, satin skirt........00. le 16, 18 and 20 years. The colors are i Nanking blue, brown, navy, Dryad and WOMEN’S AND MISSES’ JERSEY Zanzibar. Three-quarter length with SUITS—Heather mixtures and plain fitted backs finished with embroidered blue and brown—well tailored—con- arrows and sealine or opossum con- vertible collars and smart pockets. vertible collars, Variety of smart Our regular $82.75. 27.50 models—our reg. $44.50 to 39 50 eee Le Special verdes osvine $49.75—special........... HOURS 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. STORE OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY HEARN ‘Wee of With Avenue FRIDAY SATURDAY Great Selling of 3430 Blankets If you are wise you will not wait until the cold weather sets in to buy your blankets. You will appreciate this early-season opportunity to purchase a full supply at prices many times lower than they will be later. 985 Pairs Blankets— 1186 Pairs Blankets— 1259 Pairs Blankets— cotton fleece blankets in cotton fleece blankets, wool finish and eiderdown x | white, gray and tan with white, gray, with con- finish blankets, in gray, contrasting colored bor- trasting borders—34 and baie a neers ders—single bed size— full sizes are included in Evatsor plata Hankets in our reg. $8.45 the lot—our reg. $8.97 34 and full sizes and $8.67— and $4.47— —our reg. $6.94 Special......-.+ 2.66 Special......... 3.22 —Special....... 4.96 See other pages for our four column adv. Start of Season Sales of Girls’ Dresses and Fall Dress Goods; also Sale of Men’s Shirts. 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