The evening world. Newspaper, September 17, 1920, Page 14

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If you have to invest put it into this handsome diamond ring. prices of diamonds are ascending and will con- tinue to ascend. in on the und floor. When you buy your ENGAGEMENT RING you —7il—/ Care STU 7S — $100 $250 $450 $1,000 $675 $350 $200 make a twofold investment—in a lifelong partnership and a gold or platinum circlet set with a solitaire dia- mond which is intrinsically as well'as sentimentally valuable. Lam- they mount their bert Brothers can jewels in their sell fancy dia- own factory mond rings and above the store. plain diamond A WATCH is a i at low necessity as well prices, because as an ornament. they do their own Lambert Broth- re, importing, thus ers have all the ee dispensing with ‘ ; : ‘ ) Bharat... $080 Bracelet Watches, in gold Gilled cases, from $20,00 up. Store open daily 9 A. M. to 6 P. M., including Saturdays, Lambert Brothers Third Avenue, Corner 58th Street Tricotine Suits and Dresses Prices at Least 25% Less Than Last Season THE NEW COATS THE NEW SUITS || Ine 'Bolilay Poly andSilvor srt maicraie incutung Fries: Reeceacte wed Sirtress, | ater pametnh Sarge, ile | $13.95 to $75 $16.95 to $75 Buy Your New Fall Dress Direct from the Manufacturer and Save from $5 to $15 HAMILTON GARMENT CO. 307 FIFTH AVENUE sh". ATED TEDMAN FAMOUS FITTING FOOTWEA\ Presenting a Full Showing of Exclusive Shoe Styles for Fall ‘for Men, Women and Children yee are second to none in smart style, ! and they are equally distinguished by their reasonable prices, made_ possible through large volume buying and selling. HE workmanslfip proudly Snappy / upholds our quarter |] wWatk- Brogues century reputation for shoes |} ing of quality. Boots Leathers and materials of merit. Values that are exceptional— Prices for men and women, $7 to $12. Comparison will prove a visit to one of our eight stores is time well spent. OPEN FROM 8.30 A. M. to 9.30 P.M. ” Brown and Black Calf Shoes, Hand Sewed $8 i NEW YORK STORES: BROOKLYN STORES; f | 1600 BROADWAY. Near 48th St. 453 FULTON ST... Nr. Smith St.s0. itz: Hes HUD AYE: Nowe tipun'e, $19 KNICKERBOCKER AVES 3 43 EIGHTH AVE., Nea: dls: St. 1327 BROADWAY, Near Grove 2935 THIRD AVE.. 152d St. 5320 FIFTH AVE.. Near S4th Se, ‘BRILL BROTHERS — THE KUPPENHEIMER HOUSE IN NEW YORK A Time to Build Good Will in the Clothing Business Rather than a Bank Balance Last month we did double the volume of business that we did in August of last year. And yet, so slight was our mark-up, from the view- point of net profits, it was one of the least satisfactory months {in our history. “A very poor showing’ would be the verdict of most merchants. : “One of the most successful months in our career’’ is our opinion. _ For thousands of new customers are wearing clothing which will impress them with its sterling wearing power. In brief, we are building good will rather than a bank balance. We are building for the future. This has always been our policy. But now that increased living costs are bearing early upon the public, we are shaving our mark-up more closely than ever. Now is the time to make friends at any sacrifice of profits. Select Your New Fall Suit or Topcoat from our assortment of Kuppenheimer Clothes and Brill Clothes THE KUPPENHEIMER HOUSE IN NEW YORK 279 Broadway 2 Flatbush Ave., B’klyn 47 Cortlandt St. Broadway at 49th 125th Street at 8d Ave, 44 East 14th St. THE EVENING WORLD, FRI DAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1920. i 1 i TUSNS DRL Th GROG ORE age priate ra ye te ie ee ae Y ie ee * ; —— Hours: 9 A. M. to 6 P. Mi Orkin’s . Tifth Avenue FABSTREET Broadway O¥fer Seturdéy — . New Tricotine & Satin Dresses *24.00 HIGH SCHOOL AND COLLEGE GIRLS TAKE NOTE— HIS collection comprises several very chic models — slim and youthful of line and gay with lovely embroideries of iridescent beads or warm-colored wool. The satins are very charming for informal occasions, ‘the tricotines are ideal for immediate street wear. Just a few of each kind, though every size for women and misses is here. Navy, Brown, Black. Stern Brothers WEST 42d STREET (Between Fifth and Sixth Avenues) WEST 43d STREET Substantially Lower In price than the level of last Spring—and at the same time substantially better in woolens and styles— The New Fall Suits for Men & Young Men $40 ° $70 Tailored For Us By The « Kirschbaum Shops Within this price range—40 to’ $70-—-we have assembled a showing of styles, a variety of woolens, and a standard of quality which eclipses all previous offerings at these prices, Finished worsteds, unfinished worsteds, serges, herringbones and flannels, Double and single-breasteds cut upon distinctive lines, ‘And in every garment, in every detail, the fine, uudeviating , character of Kirschbaum workmanship. FALL TOPCOATS—$35 to $55 MEN’S SECTION--THIRD FLOOR “ SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK MONDAY MORNING WONDERS ne ten ate ee gta eeu a e-aasary tired