The evening world. Newspaper, September 28, 1920, Page 15

Wi) ] 0 IONTANA HAS BIG | 7.810 ssa wer cents evow weston | FIGHT CAUSES 801 BOAT PANIC, |sforcartine, Attert PS EI “ W : oe No. Jongshoreman. nm PD ti GROWTHIN 10 YEARS |Tovienm, 179104, tnereace iia it ra te a la \ , tos big aint ti eer Soe. ENE RE Ferry noathlndi aid and Son-ta-Taw! Ho rab at Prospera with « knife and iW HA Lj q N B RO } b, Hi Cc i tJ ‘Prinoute = Tig Out Bach Other Up. 73 peut him in the chest. The cabin wae r® | Increases Population 45.6 Per Cent, | $280, nee @ pom increase of 647,7 26.9 per cent. dlood has existed bet) thrown into a panto. Proapera bagi ‘ f-Illinois Shows 15 Per Cent. pra Waeca, nee|Alterina, bootbiack on the. terrybont | Alteninm with ak 1 hs Janke: of Brooklyn's Biggest [ { Louisiana 8.5, Convict. y? Proopera fault and ®attery rocious” are 238, 221, * le reat VASHINGTON, Sept. 28,— The WASHINGTON, ° Sept. 28.—Howard | ———— — i St BANDITS IK IN AUTO trot an put, ainat bia chants|Cengur Bureau vo-dny announced |W. Ye "wh tad atin tg ena : Grand Street Srevashing #8, Ia a, | the Kollowing State populations: Iilt- | in Federal Prison in i9t? for mlsappre: | _ YPon Cor. Driggs Ave. Sethe, overloo! 485,098, increase 848,507, 16 per | Priation of National Bank funds, wa F | walatcoat hey ain ook hi math || LOWEST PRICES AND EASIEST CREDIT TERMS Buy Your Fall Cll N and ehain Ra 4 @ diamond ring worth .j Montana. 547,593, increase et & parden to-day by President Police Keep > Up Ru Running Fire| #100; the ring waa tent on his Oe think een ode 1528 METAL BEDS Buy Your Fall Clothing on | With Five After $3,000 teeth tn pulling It & j : 5, (Ittustrated) r eetn in pulling It away. into 13th with the new BOW FOOTENDS Victrolas “2 "se" t.°"" Aeoliai Vocations Hold-Up in Store, ene ne something BOW FOOT ENDS, the latest develop: ont Oe Dine a pot “ilo ol 1 aie: ment in Greenpoint Beds, is a new feature | | || “The Bate of 19h laste the that will impress you with the superior standard | Bab: Carriages a ly Ls | youngsters of Bost Harlem call the of Greenpoint design, quality and construction, | ty ‘uprosr of revolvers, fired between Sold only by Furniture and Depart. oe on mre Write for Rooklet. RB. “ GREENPOINT METALLIC BED CO. Brooklyn New York || Speeding automodiles carrying os- iJ caging rebbe: sles, | andthe policemen ‘had fted nine 16 i ra and pursuing poilce- | the space of half « block when more i men along Secom Avenue and! fring began at Thinl Avenue, coming M nrowghs 112th Street to Third Ave- whe ton o ‘i % nl v igh quality, tee it nue ch Gustdaet evening, Joba Ma- | tog mescty 16 the thietes car, It iv ¢ : } . wis easy terms. rino, twelve, of No. 242 Hast 112th | stopped, Battagiio, e and Di y ( ee ox and Mary Forestein, six, of | Carlo stepped oat ia the mre ei reet ‘thelr hands very high in } zy 16 Maes Sh8CS Oe n rte liad no chances were taken on thelr renew- | ||| were slightly injured by stray bullets. | fog their resistance. 3) ‘ , John Battaglio of No 139 Cherry! Agello's automatic and another pis- | } Street; Harry La Forte of No 115) tol were found empty on the floor of . ghd captured car. Some of Agolio's Monroe Street and Salvator di Carlo | the oaptinet ant. Macania were \\| of No. 126 Second Avenue, captured | Join the See tas pene: || by the police, are in Harlem Hospital \ers, The wounded ohildren, one siot \\ suffering from abrasions, contusions jin the arm and the other through hi I! and lacerations. the shoulder, were found near Sec- || Four men alighted trom sin autonio- | "4 Avenue: k bile, entered the store 6f the Aimedo 4 Hae } Ferro China Company at No, 1901 ; . 4 - A terge . Seto gta , ' Lexington Avenue last evening. They | prederic = fal ity @ sought the proprietor, William Mar-| 27th Street, had putsued her with ure- 7 s " { KVENINGS, H dering what became of your nervous- ness, sick headache, bad cold, or upset | stomach. Nb gripi Children Yo ay mt Cus Crem 6 es peggy brid wie ohh fim aaa" that pe haa truck Sto ling around lik [ Ik that P Secs arouse ie 6 cree |It Makes Little Difference What You Need— | A World “Want” Ad, Will Go and Find It — No Connection With Any Other Store. No M: Store Hours: 9.00 to Sal Down Go Prices! We Lead the Way! The National’s Outlet Store (:i:"s') New York’s Greatest Bargain House | Annoujces Great Reduction Sales in Every Department Enormous Clearance of All Merchandise; New Lots Being Received Daily This store, known as New York’s greatest valfe-giving store, sells only the surplus stocks of the National Cloak and Suit Company. The prices are always lower than in other stores, But now they are proportionately lower than ever Before! The price trend must be downward; living costs must be reduced. We lead the way! This immense clearance offers mer- chandise at cost, and in many cases at less than cBit. It’s the biggest event of the season. Come early and ‘“‘See What You Save.’’ 500 New Fall Coats | 00 Choice 1242 Men’s Fall Suits § 97 oice 500 New Silk Dresses 1147 Men’s Overcoats " i Suits of Cash Worsted, Tweed and Mixt Fall and : Coats oN bin Sh he grt eh hoeceg sian ty Lena Single and “double reaated models decirable aad coon stripes and’ choca tea in hand- wanred. Coats that are splendidly tailored. Women’s and Misses’ sizes. sen peneeel bere “ Overcoats of Wool Cheviot in Oxford grays, dark greens or browns. With Dresses of Taffeta, Georgette, Crepe de Chine, French Serge, Wool wide convertible collars, lustrous Venetian yoke and sleeve linings, and slash pockets, Jersey and Satin Messaline. Navy blues, Copens, pinks taupes and For men and gp fle men, blacks, with bead, embroidery and lace. Women's, Misses’ and Stouts. | ‘*, Blizabeth money from his pockets and a $1,126 Lain twonty-six. of No. 317 Baat 35th i | Ste apes -teofay, in on bull pup, Yot are constipated, bil- xorkyilie| fous—you need Cascarets tonight $600 " wil] wake up won- ing——no inconven- ve Cascarets ton 50 caeit dvt. diamond ring from his finger. The} Di | ther two took from Joséph Macanto a to Keep the pence for year, sure Do not be satisfied with merely taking note of the extremely low prices quoted in this adver- lisement. Go further, compare the merchandise offered wit. that in any other department pre and you hd find we are selling better grades at far lower prices. We have shopped our- Children’s Choice of 356 Women’s non Fall Suits . Stockings, 15¢ 36-in. Sheeting e Unbleached,15c.yd. 27-in. Dress Gingham, 10¢c. yd. Nag patterns; choice of col Thread Silk . Stockings, 89c Women's drop-stitch effect; tops; seamless. Medium light weight cotton Good weight; closely woven; ribbed weave. 10-yard lengths. Tailored “Tub Silk” AW ered, Linen-Finished Union Suit, $1.29 ig Toweling, 19¢. yd. Mastic knit waistband; wide White cotton crash in 5-yard ; firm facing. length: 17 in, Barber Towels, AN sec, ee | Double Border 6 for 40¢ eveme poet. Pal a Serim, 20. yd. lermed; red borders; 13x20, W cece lata White or cream; 35 in. wide; choles. Dost ot ry : y 2 ard lengths. Silkaline them a : 36-inch Pink (omforter, $2.97 en aes Chambray, 20c. yd. fotton filled; yarn tied; floral For Aprons, children’s wear, yn. 72x78. 5-vard lengths, White Crochet Blue pout White or Navy hedspread, $1.97 Work Clothes Denim, 25¢. yd. Bplioped edgss, square cor- 27 in. wide; light weight; 5 Men's separate Overalls and ones ine yard lengths, Jackets of dark Indigo Blue lark Gray Army P are Toda Nottingham Net ° Blankets, $2.97 | | rss and rustices buttens, The 30-in. wide, 26¢. yd. lackstitched edges, 4)4 Ibs. bib overalls have double front Allover, ceertath patterns; 2)4 inches. and double knees. ard lengt Protectors for p Extra ‘Heavy Navy Mattress, $2.69 id $ 97 Denim, 35¢. yd. feonely quilted bound; well Garment , aanct men 's and children's wear Choice: 3,000 Pairs of Shoes for $ Or SOT Women, Misses and Children Pumps, Oxfords and High Shoes. Many styles, Patent, Vici Kid, Gun Metal finished, Brown Kid and Gray Kid Leathers; cloth or kid uppers; military or Louis heels. Every pair soft, pliable andcomfortable. Every shoe thoroughly well made. Extre big values! Come early for best choice i f Men’s Heavy Work Shoes Corduroy small Boys Corduroy Fast Color School Suit 7 Men's High Grade Shoes . ; Solid brown or black leather with an ome joys Mackinaw Blue Serge of Cheviot ar 7o We be. ha Papi uppera 4 § clinched nail soles, stiched \ e t J Pr wes rown Cordovan finish or : 7 : xtra Panta ” he Norto Vid os ahogany Brown Lea io Sat 3839 Gop Set | scree Med ome sees a cack A | [a set | L onde "oh i ‘ Me bargain. * ay aohe it medium wet@hts : | is Specta Ww) parle pockets, ut good smart atyle, i uiiet Store | NS s ‘| 510% | $627 o 1 Sore, r 4 pe 119 West 24th Street, Near 6th Avenue 119 West 24th Street, Near 6th Avenue 4 a ah ee a a NRE evans Villans Such Soke RES Tal 4 \| Re ee ee eae