The evening world. Newspaper, October 11, 1920, Page 10

~ hi ik a BY MILK FLOOD "3; ottion lof ml Pruck Wheels Jam in Car Track, |/#/,J° f Stopping Service on'Third and | Btrees Fourth Avenue Lines. vip oh habeas Five passong Service on the Fourth and Madison | trolley car © | we Profits Company truck and tratier | through Consord Street. Tomorrow, Columbus Day i Smart Chamois Velour and Tricotine Dresses FROLLEYS HALTED |suths. e.opnct suse ats fe Avene and Oe Third Avenue nartac oR KS Pe i lines was tied up tor more than an | Sons gana Jay B.reete, Tirookiyn roomie Street and the Bowery, | DlaNt Both care hound. for ai Dee Street and the Bowery. | Naltan, the Binith Streot cat arly" this morning, A Borden ¥ through Jay Bireet and the opposite [fe A Very Special Sale of Girls’ Winter Coats ~-OFFERING UNUSUAL VALUES AT VERY MODEST PRICES— At $15.75 Three very smart models for Miss 12 to 16. Fashioned of all wool polo cloth in lovely heather mixtures, cut very generously to allow for “growing room”. Lined through- out with fine sateen. At $12.75 For the younger sister of 6 to 10. Three’ youthful models developed in the season's most popular materials, with full pleated backs, caught in at the waistline with swagger belts. Fully lined. Second Floor Saks & Comparty Tuesday (Columbus Day) eyrup 4 The’ Délightful Cand Flavor See | bo American Sugts *] __ PNB AVENING WORLD, MONDAY, OOTOBER 11, A Sale Extraordinary! Fashionable Coats 8 Coat Wraps Richly Embroidered or Fur Trimmed Values Without a Peer ek: Fashioned of Suede Velour, Duvet de Laine, and Chamois Velour and trimmed with French Seal (TP eale presents « remarkable opportunity to purchase a high-grade coat at about half its actual worth be- cause of lowered material, costs. Copying the lines of higher-cost models, mace of soft, warm fabrics, trimmed with good fur and lined with extra quality silks, they strike the keynote of economy and fulfil the need of a fashionable coat. All are warmly interlined. Sizes 16 to 44. Colors: Zanzibar Brown, Malay, Dryad, Suchow, Twilight, Navy Blue and Black. ‘ See To-night’s Evening Journal for News of Our Great Dress Sale at $18 Sturdy “Capes” in tan, cordovan and slate. The Business man’s stand-by for every day. Velvetty “Mochas” of anne Arabian, Sheep- Essential for more formal wear. Swagger “Bucks,” in drab or nat- ural buck, in butternut, mode, beaver and cream. Dressy and durable for sport or pr: Your best guide to best value is the name Fownes, in the wrist the genuine— OWNE GLOVES _ McCutcheon's Household Linens Now is ti.e “ime te fill the household linen chest— Beautiful mew tnens of the usual McCutcheon standard of purity, have recently been added to our 00g Trade Met already large and attractive stock. Round centerpieces, scarfs, and tea and dinner cloths were never more lovely than these of Bohemian, Madeira, French, Italian and Japanese needlework. In Bohemian work may be founda variety of oval cénterpleces. . There are Luncheon Sets of 25 all the way from $9.50 to $275; Tea Cloths 36 x 36 and 45 x 45 in. with napkins to match. A limited number of tea and luncheon sets with bfocade borders of exquisite design and coloring. Sizes 54 x 54, 63 x 63, 66 x 66, and 72x72. All with napkins, 14 x 14, to match. ‘ Sheets, Pillow Cases and Towels To many patrons the knowledge that pure linen sheets and pillow cases and towels can be had at these remarkably low prices will be ’ welcome indeed. Linen Towels (reg. size), $13.50 to 52.50 doz. Hem- stitched linen pillow cases, $6.50 to 15.00 a pair. Hemstitched linen sheets, $32.50 to 75.00 a pair. Hemstitched batt towels, $27.50 to 48.00 a pair. Hem ned bath towels, $5.50 to 15.00 doz. Damasks We are able to offer at advantageous prices damasks purchased of frish and Scotch manufacturers before the present high prices became effective. , Cloths, 2x2 yds., $10.00, 10.75, 2% x 24% yds. $13.50, 17.50, 14.75, 15.50, 16.00each. 2x214 19.50 each. yds., $12.00, 12.75, 17.00, 18.50, Napkins, 22 x 22 in., $11.75, 19.50 each. 2x3 yds., $15.00, 12.75, 15.00, 16.50 doz. 22x 24 19.75, 21.50, 23.00, 23.50 each, in., $14.50, 18.25, 19.50, 21.00 doz, Also odd cloths of different sizes, without napkins, in many cases priced as low as the present cost of manufacture. Fifth Avenue, 34th and 33d Streets ~ ANNIVERSARY. SALES | —these— Boys’ Norfolk Suits ‘ (With two pair of pants) i |” Will Save Every Mother a Good Many 1 Dollars During the Year on the Youngster’s Clothing Bill | Regularly $25 ° | | | i We doubt if there are any suits made pt any price | that will give him longer service than these sturdy | Norfolks. They will still be with him Jong after 1 cheaper garments—not so well fortified—have been + worn through. ! Cheviots—Homespuns—Cassimeres 3 | Sizes 8 to 18 years 108—Boys’ Overcoats Juvenile Suits at $5 25 , Regularly $12.75—$15 Reg. $30—$32.50-—$35 On) Tere and two of a kind 5 —Middies, Oliver Twist and Bese of vik wos) ce ae Junior Norfolk modelse— vasen hash t esd peas Fl mostly in all wool blue serges. le collars. Sizes 244 to 5 years Sizes 3 to 10 years NoC.0. D.r-No Approvale—Neo Boys’ Heavy Junior | Unusual Specials in Boys’ Furnishings | . For To-Morrow Only ane i Boys’ School Blouses, regularly 1.45, at 95c Mostly dark ground with light stripes, fast colors; | cut full and roomy, collars attached. Sizes 10 to 16, i ) Some all white blouses, but not in every size, At ij the same price. i Boys’ Outing Flannel Pajamas i | Blue and pink combinations trimmed with frogs. | Sizes 8 and 10 years, regularly 2.05. 2,35 | Sizes 12 to 18 years, regularly 8.45, 2,75 {| dames McCreary & Co 5th Avenue and 34th Street