The evening world. Newspaper, September 22, 1920, Page 9

pe aN a esr ie. cers THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1920. ‘9 GIRL FROM BOSTON AMNESIA VICTIM| |B, SHORE Houhand A: 900 rele tpeeesinsintaemnrensineinennimenpenpemtitttamentme | . awl 9 mi ~ i Gives Name of Hazel Emmoit but Ss 2 B ‘ he) th | Sh br and sane shoes— oys Schoo oes oe dake Safe and ¥ ef LARGEST 2D FLOOR SHOP OF ITS KIND IN THE WORLD. Rd bpgee tag spe a 3 We feature safe and sane Wear Proof and Weather Proof Got Sabo sete wa Sek seb ls'y foot bee | 4 0. cat , aching feet, Stor Some imdets Swarste’ Gow’ned haven't the objectionable 8.00 taken to St. Laurence Hospital, where appearance of the “freak Semen find ental beckon | Hl shoe.” The special “built sect’ In. the’ hallway’ haitting “Wieps in” foot bracing construc- Sizes bg Fo ay ES tion of Van Hart shoes pro- , terday ehh wandered around” nit | | vides the ease and sprin 10 to 13 lwé Sr oe pe, urate five, the fuer of a youthful step. Fitted moked “to” locate hier telatives or b ly san a anay a $1.00 less than last season and without Mise Noo Bride of P. 9, Webber. fort and satisfaction. peer for value then! BAYVILLE, L. 1, Sept. 92—Miss M. Lote Noe daughter of Mr, and Mrs. 1. HL Now, and Perey §& Wobber, son of The Ghoe tinatrated HESE shoes are made of solid Siceried ce the Mathoalhe seroonere te one of the Pati leather and built to keep go- Ball. ‘Phe bildere tachor te tis doen ae models we are feat i See ie peet erate WER | Sri Othe eee Rect, Aten § ey Pantone ip, the _ Monat price of that will wear them. We put the urge Comvtruction Company” of New 12.50 work into them; boys will get the a Ss wear out of them, and not wear iter. eis, bie caecites ‘dans 95 WEST 807 STREET them out! Laced Blucher model, of Mra. Corrine Roosevelt Robinson of Our Only Store in New York ‘New York, sister of the inte Col. Theo- 1 9 dore Roosevelt, pwere announced to- | day. ‘She will leave New York to-| Cokumbus, | Mahe will mathe adtreates th sitet texans 1 <CK WHAT YOU ! “WORLD “WANT : DIP Ghigg and astive fo Dnloans Sete prac ‘TT MAKES LITTLE DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEED—A WORLD “WANT” WILL. GO AND FIND IT slasted for comfort, soled for endur- ance and water-proofed for all- weather service. . Beginning Tomorrow é Morning at 8.00 “JUNIOR” te Boys’ Shoe Shop—Fifth Floor + Franklin Simon & Co. Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Streets We Announce Another Value-Giving Event That a Shatters All Precedent and Adds New Laurels % to Our Amazing Merchandising Achievements. ‘4 Sale of 2756.2". SUITS Just out of the tailor shops—all this Season’s newest-single and double- i breasted models, in every conceivable color, pattern and fabric, includ- ing plain blue, brown, gray and green flannels and unfinished worsteds. ' And 2350 Heavyweight Overcoats & Ulsters| » All models, single and double-breasted, large swagger ulsters, town coats, ulsterettes, raglans, form fitting models, box and Chesterfields, from the most extreme to the most conservative. Big assortments! Regulars and Stouts, up to size 48. Note: These overcoats will pies be obtainable in 30 days for less than $40 to $60. (We will gladly reserve purchases for 30 days on request.) All To Go At The One Flat Price Of 50 Ti odds the most remarkable pur- chase in our long _ business career. Store Hours: 9 A. M. to 5.30 P. M. Stern Brothers West 42nd Street (Between 5th and 6th Avenues) West 43rd Street Boys’ and Children's Haircutting Shop, Fifth Floor if You Lived In ‘Mexico An Extra Special Offering To-morrow of BOYS’ WOOL SUITS Consisting of high-grade models in a wide variety of neat Mixtures—mostly with extra pair Knickerbocker Trousers. Ne aw arn OU would have to de- pend upon an overladen burro and a sleepy peon to make their indifferent way with your supply of milk -—-which you might receive “manana.” Remarkable at $ 1 6.50 Values up to $27.50 Trousers are lined and have taped seams, BOYS’ FANCY WOOL MIXTURE SUITS In Norfolk or plain models, Special at $1 2 50 Values up to $20.00 Here in great New York you have the richest purest milk brought direct to your door each morning—all sealed in sanitary bottles—if you use Borden's Milk 1 quate of good milk equals in energy food ealue 9% oranges. Oranges, the better grade, sell at 10 cents « place new. BOYS’ HATS and CAPS at Noteworthy Prices Beaver and Velour Regulation Tam Hats . . « « « $6.50 to 12.50 | O'’Shanters . . . $2.95 to 3.95 Cloth Hats. . » $1.50 to $3.75 | Golf Caps . . . $1.25 to 3.50 Unusually Wide Assortments of NURSES’ and MAIDS’ UNIFORMS In the correct styles and various materials are now on display on the Second Floor. Farm Borden's Products > Health in eyery drop Especially Attractive Values for TO-MORROW in —_—_—_———————_ Mohair Dresses— Linene Dresses— Gray or Black; white $1 0.95 dagen Ae nee $4.50 collars and cuffs..... SAVE THIG EMTIRE Genice These Suits and Overcoals Are All New Models of This Season’s Vintage, Made To Retail at $40 - *45 - °50 - °55 and °60 A Noteworthy Display To-morrow of CUSTOM-MADE CORSETS On the SECOND FLOOR Seep _ : _ you can use Mazola, It If ever this great Second Floor Shop deserved credit for achieving the unusual Comprising almost every conceivable style and quality ia richer than butter and in merchandising it has in, this instance. This wonderful deal marks the cul- designed especially to meet all demands of the ig Ce lac a ialpsaripe mination of weeks of effort on our part and was made possible only by our readi- , r use the same Mazola again ness to pay over $115,000 in cash to secure these Suits and Overcoats at our price, Formal Season as well as for Sport, Semi-dress, Negligee and Lounging peers ) a ae ) aS , We repeat: Silk Broche, Silk Tricot, Suede Cloth and Satin Models— 1S come ae dante hey are the newest Fall and Winter styles and at this price of $27.50 you are some combined with elastic, | have to keep it in the ice getting them at a phenomenal saving. Don’t miss this opp: rtunity | | box. It never turns rancid Pg NET oe regardl Y her, D: t it emall margin $14.75 to 39.75 | wot eg N Of@ protit en thew'sultsand Overceats slesratlene . | CORN PRODUCTS REFINING CO, will be charged for at actual cost of time Involved In mak- ; + ; 7: Dr ArE § ing them. Also SLIP-ONS, STEP-INS and ELASTIC HIP CONFINERS isle ieee cnc gia il Opposite Waldorf Hotel, Between Fifth Avenue and Broadway. 24 Floor 15 W. 34St. PEN DAILY TILL 6 P. Me— SATURDAY, TILL 9 P, Our efficient designers on the premises are always ready to give attention to the duplication of any model you desire—or any other special orders. \l It Makes Little Difference What You Need— A World “Want” Ad. Will Go and Find It , 4 1 m | nantes alae ade ended ee