The evening world. Newspaper, September 24, 1920, Page 22

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WOMEN LOSE VOTE. of our ha- ands "te that the requirements of {with Byreonenity, ae Ae ’ the Amert- ira Have uniderwone nm com |sevounl for tie. ape oF ow looks tor ine | OAy Cnorua bg biel T Y Hasdtrahtp tn malacsining’ Une. rights ne al &iGUL bad to have. was BIARE Pelee maeT Aten a i te . were | ‘ A S j V V O D A S O F and ideals for which you foysnt” — Ipretty & Rood figure and a Yotce [the ind of “girla, we Where . | WARMLY PRAISE $150 PER FOR GIRLS iaeti AAS eal saan ; indefinable thing called personality. 1) Baga sae tan ame men : “| ANNIVERSARY WEEK ‘IF GOOD FOR CHORUS hot nor Whether she an sing or'daten |, erty Nattowat Mank lsat tana ality ‘to Sas eae eters Gea a eevee || FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Surpring Lack of “Personality” age ee on mn ets tee | ie deat eneytaner eae P * f ate, Conatitution provides - ¥ ‘ in oar oh Jobs “a Ki sor tho guarier Brave epee) fons th ‘idles Dont Miss This Opportunity to Get These i _— saneh atone ‘heniagte to the], Unie someboty dost something ; Wonderful Presents i jay i coming, accord © Convention at Cleveland—- [to Morence Zivateld jr. the beauty - . % ?: rio, wh yea bh ‘ Great Crowds Expected. [{07i'voine’te be harder to nnd thon | BL ” ‘Md —_—— a hot of hooth. Mr. Zeigfeld said to- | & EXCEPT EXCEPT Ng CLEVELAND, ©. Sept, 24—Indi- |4ay that they are dintressingly rare at SHOE THAT HOLDS ITS SHAPE” DY setters to-sny wore that the larzert|"ieny"'o fae’ Seaterdny he” coset $ 720'"§ $800 $900 g $1000 SF SHOES i nk eee ee erowd that ever visited Cleveland |and not more than a dozen were worth FOR’ M WIN be here for the parade of the considering. And Ot Woe ne ey \ EN AND WOMEN | ati ans “to 04 hose Seon: (ae Dkr. Gaal ig YOU CAN SAVE MONEY BY STM, Ru Cede , nm for this” Mr. 2 ‘ d P | sey stern, tn ooening tay vt Eve ann Becta ~)}| WEARING W. L. DOUGLAS SHOES leised tube “of Over, this week @ heeds ie povaabrenar oo re |, best i rm Leven dainty boxof Wal- 2 etved to-day from Senator Harding, “ » > aed yd > lace Chodolates, Gev, Cox, Beoretary of War Raker Philadelphia duce, contaihing the and Gecrotary of the Navy Daniela i Bisee grade of | “It ig my hope,” eaid Gov. Cor’s H ‘With every purchase ‘hocolates obtain- qmenenge, “that every request and retail price arestamped Hit MM pking of ay. itey ‘able. ,—_Feeommendation mace and to be made ; allshoesbeforetheyleavethe ¥ J mm. Seat tooth bepeh im! 4 By your body will receive the serious Na factory, which is your protection against un- r Say our wide stock, or a With every purchase we Peneideration of all parties interented. reasonable profits. “" white kid peor g hin case —_ of $5.00 or more, your i — Méthing would dispiease me more with puff and mirror — chotce of a pound | TEs Geoste foreet toe erent potent t shi completo—value Oe an of Apollo “Rm. | "ered by your members in the suc- F ‘They With every purchase blem” Chocolates — t 9 Ceeetul war struggic in behalf of i finest leathers that money can buy. They bce! ovSixka” Value $1.00, or a Dur- if civilization. 1 hope the sotivities of ‘combine quality, style, workmanship and ‘Alarm ‘Clock, value ham “Domino” 1 your organization will assist in keep- wearing qualities equal to other makes sell- $2.00, ora R ith thi ‘ eae) Rae tree in the minds of our people ing at higher prices. They are the leaders in cuum Pte zart=/NyanBaaahidhen ; y Qe duty end obligation our country hionccnters . The stamped ae Hguidy hot or Paces — value ES owes to those who served in time of por is W. L. D glas pe i] rantee cold), 4 | Malncerely trust that your organ- Fi that the shoes are always worth price paid for them. Thep prices . ; ‘ Saation will continue to maintain and F ve oe o everyanere they cost no more in San Francisco than —— . etrive for high ideals and that it will | they do in New Yor! P) Tiwe, grow and flourish, and eerve as W.L. Douglas shoes are made b: he highest paid, skilledshoemakers, New York City ATIONA Paterson - ‘ & guide and inspiration to our future under the direction and supe: men, all working 33rd Street & 7th Avenue 144 Market Street @enerations’ fA with an honest determination, to ety the best shoes for the price Woolworth Building Mt. Vernon id “Our soldiers, sailors and marines, that money can buy. 2 Park Ri DRUG STORES 14 “outh Fourth A _ aid Senator Harding, “fought not as < Flake Rourng shows ara for enie ny over 9000 shoe Pree bi dinicdted ba r bath —""e ; Be for the presarvaiien of Asaor- PAL TION. — tenet wpee bering wot. gaanche ae Ag TNL D raglan sis One ivan Hodson Terminal Buildings Eliz ' 4 Joan rights and perpetuation of Amer- Pan, BY “tere ris io total postage frees, Brockton, Mass, New Rochelle (2STORES) 4g @ _ 101 Broad Street ideals. few changed or * - Rt eetes to the nonpartisan spirit | vig eekotcren me Anca ah 846 Mata 8 Fulton cor, Cortlands Se. Jamaica lot co-operation shown by all Ameri- | ee cane <a ‘ Baz Gant Gremme. RSEY CITY-18 Newark Avenue. lain Street Church 8. Concourse 370 Fulton Street ‘pane during the war, the American A oO an A m gmononie 120 Washington Street. #1842 Broadway, cor. 86th St. BROOKLYN } = ‘J Legion happily has expressed the de- 1495 Broedwey (Times 84.) + 706 Broadway, near Thornton, | *UNION HILL 276 Bergenline Ave. ss EE "Tou sone sour’ Galicte act BA Third Avenue. $1307 Brondway, cor. Gates Ave, | #NEWARK—S31 Broad Street. Ie 7 : = ; | collectively but as individuals, but S503 third Averesr, F Gea Manhattan Aves Gremsin) | *PATERSON—192 Market St.cor.ciark | « ” k@ pee ome service with the colors has made #2779 Third Avena Teed tate. |S cap volten bers *TRENTON—29 East State Streot. SUNDAY WORLD “WANTS” WOR K MONDAY MORNING WONDERS, conscious of the ne- fF SS Te “ANNIVERSARY CLEARANCE OND PIANO SALE WILL COMMENCE SATURDAY, SEPT. 25th DIRECT FROM THE FACTORY TO THEHOME Insuring a Saving of All Interinediate Profits We wish to emphasize that the used pare offered at this sale are not a lot of worn-out instruments that have been patched up by temporary repairs and a veneer of shining varnish. Many of these instruments have been practically rebuilt i in the Repair Stores marked with a + carry complete lines of W. lL. Se for ‘Women. Department of our Factory, with new sounding boards, new strings, new hammers, and, theretore, are as good as new. 1878 iwi. §=1920 Among the Foremost in Developing and Stimulating Special Interest in Music. The World's Best Player Pianos will be a special feature of this sale. Those who are in the market for a Player Piano should lose no time to improve this opportunity. The leadership of our Player Pianos is acknowledged by all that own one. high standing of these instruments is due to the fact that they produce musical results unequalled by any other make, You will at once notice the absence of mechanical, monotonous rel The performer plays them with all the brilliance and finish of the skilled musician. Prices lowest ever quoted for instruments of equal worth. The Values Listed in These Columns are merely intended to illustrate the wonderful opportunities which this sale holds for a Every single style offered at this sale is a sterling an Wale and will be on object of pride in ny useD UPRIGHTS PLAYER PIANOS { ~useD UPRIGHT PIANOS Bradbury, $175 grene, Teeple 4 ‘ ‘ Brinsmead |... $45 | Elberon ...............$250 Leckerling, 225 | Harrington, , 65 i Wiethan .... 85 | Amphion 250 Reinhard, 250 | Biddle, 375 } Chickering ...............125 | Fred’k Doll........... 250 ' — Wissner, 285 | Hasbrouk, 395 1 Chickering ...............150 | Leckerling .............. 250 Wissner, 315 | Haynes, 450 ; Keller & Co 160 | Reinhard 265 Wissner, 330 | Playola, 450 | Chickering .......165 | Milton soe BT5 Wissner 385 | Putnam, 495 ! Sterling... woeM75 | Putnam 310 Reinhard 450 | Reinhard, 495 | yo vcs 185 | Gordon & Son 345 ‘daca Peony ped Ei aan | Waar 000° 38 wag : - GRAND PIANOS | Putnam, 525 Colby & Co. 235 | Leckerling 350 We Intend to Make Our 42nd Anniversary Sale Steinway, $350 | Putnam, 525 Leckerling ” 245 | Wissner 365 remembered by hundreds for many years to come. There are possibly thousands of families where a cin, a boy, a wife, a husband Chickering 475 Hardman, 590 Kroeger ....................245 | Kranich & Bach... 455 being a lover of music and ambitious tc “allow the artistic desire, is wishing that this year might bring a piano to the home, The : | Reinhard, 595 ; question of cost has hept many from buy, BUT NOW THE GREATEST OF ALL OPPORTUNITIES KNOCKS AT THEIR DOOR. Decker, 525 | Putnam 625 Terms to Suit Your Convenience A grand seléction of hundreds of Enetrienents, a great many of them new, some only a trifle used, some second-hand, some that have Wissner 750 A 2 been out on rental, some that have been used only for concert and demonstration purposes—all radically reduced in price It means a , ’ Reinhard, 650 It you cannot come to our big Sale, send your name saving of $100, $150 and in many instances $200 in the purchase ot high-class Wissner, 825 Putnam, 650 and address for full pasticulars and list of additional GRAND—UPRIGHT and PLAYER PIANOS Wissner, 950 Leckerling, 695 Terms to Suit Your Convenience Distributing Salesrooms WISSNER PIANOS. ‘ici i. moun