The evening world. Newspaper, October 11, 1920, Page 4

either. Batrance waa effected by the door of ind bungiers. 4 : 4 STORE HOURS - 9 TO 5.30 Breakfast Coats OF BROCADED CORDUROY 9.75 ' , : B\ FIERE'S o treat; | / a com fortable { ‘ breakfast coat that atf is becoming as well, With shawl collar | ; ; and convenient ' ‘ ] oie yf pockets. In rose, ' rua Y copen, wistaria, : | My Second floor, Tax additional, 1] WOMEN’S LISLE STOCKINGS J Special ,5Q, Regular 80 rade INE black lisle stockings with: a F dressy look — all full fashioned, all reinforced where the wear comes. Many women are wearing these steckings with high shoes for winter. Sizes.8}4 to 10. Main floor, French Blouses ALL HAND-MADE 6.95 RENCH batiste with delicate hand- drawn ‘work and fine flutings. In- orchid, flesh, white, maize. Sizes 32 to 44, Main floor. ' Illustrated. wo PLAID SKIRTS, 16,80, Checks in plain models, plaids in box or side pleated models. ‘Tan, brown, navy gn or black and white. Sizes 46 to 3 got ‘& twe larger ones and failed to open! Harrias, but it was not disturbed. Thelin Special Senslons. y potloe way the burglars were amateurs} Counsel for Henrich argued that all was dowe in tho narie of art and that Best & Co, Fifth Avenue at 35th Street Established 1879 Women’s Suits na 39. 50 Duvet de laine, velours, velveteen, and mixtures, some trimmed with opossum, French seal or nutria, The wanted colors. Some of the group reduced from 75.00— new stock is arriving and we must make room for it, Women’s Wraps and Goats 69.50 Superior quality bolivias, aK; chameleon cord,— graceful wraps and smart coats, some trimmed with large collars of ringtail opossum or nutria, In dryad, brown, ne navy, black, bedouin, Siberjan squirrel. Third Misses’ Tricotine Dresses 39. 50 Special That holiday feeling will be yours every day if you wear this navy tricotine dress bake 4 its festive stitching in self ped iy i and its pleated side panels. Sizes 14-16-18. ni Misses’ Luella Cloth Coats 7 5 .00 Special tite cl British Americah Tobacco Com-|could make mo impression, The burg-|teacher with a studio at NO, 12 East | Two Accused any : my NO. S14 Grand Btroet, The Store Will Be Open All Day To-Morrow, Columbus Day Some “Discoveries” for COLUMBUS. DAY COLUMBUS ISN’T THE ONLY GREAT DISCOVER. ’ ER—PEOPLE ARE EVERY DAY DISCOVERING % THE ADVANTAGES BEST’S. HERE ARE SO FOR EVERY MEMBER OF THE FAMILY. SHOPPERS F PURCHASING: AT E UNUSUAL “FINDS” Simple, practical and very smart, this coat with its raglan sleeves, inverted pleat back, belt and swagger pockets, Beautifully tailored, all silk lined, in navy or brown. Sizes 1416-18, Second floor. Misses’ Tailored Suite, = 85.00 Of suede velour in a variety of new ec Hudson Seal pene eee immed with weal, * Sizes 14-16-18, Children’s Heather Mixture Coats Special 1 4.75 A value that only a big institution like the Liliputian Bazaar could afford to offer. ‘Iwo models, one belted all round, the other belted across the back, and with velvet collar, Both double breasted. Several shades. 1 to 3 years,. Fourth floor, Children’s Chambray Play Dresses Special 2.25 A little price for a big value! Pink or blue check bloomer dresses, yoke model, with white poplin trim- ming. Copen, tan or blue dress without bloomers, with Hoel stitch embroidery on belt, Sizes 1 to 3 years. Fourth vor. Children’s, Velvet Tae 3.75 Becoming tams for a little tot, made of excellent quality chiffon velvet with a saucy pom-pom, Browa, navy, beaver, black. Fourth floor, Men’s White Oxford Shirts 2.95 Special oe Need we say they’re exceptional? Superior uality oxford, superior Best & Co. workmanship, neckband or collar-attached styles, Collar with button-down points, Pocket. Fifth floor. Boys’ Suits pes 24.50 (Extra pair of knickers.) Cheviots, homespuns, in brown, green or gray and mixtures, well~ tailored in our own work. shops, in the styles that well-dressed boys wear, Guar- antced all-wool, 7 to 18 years, Fifth floor, You Never Pay More at Best's THR 1 ‘EVENING “WORLD, MONDAY, _OOTOBER 11, 1990, SAFES i atta we ets Pom. | DANCING TEACHER [Hr i ae ‘ould heve ma SVGNEC VE: OF FICE a- us tech om, Polis te aoe, GETS JAIL TERM)! stax 4 ee the burglars tacked a big safe, but —_ Rothers Get No Money: in Raid on | atted to make an impression on. | Convicted of Impairing Morals of |'* fo wpnQk Finite nd More mace Moriarty, twenty, No, 114 & kreat #ucecus on ol of frooklyn. i of the week. Tobacco Company, So Rip | They then went to the thirteenth Eight-Year-OW Girl win The hold-up return, of the \ Open All Desks, floor, where they opened @ little safe Pupil ; re, Friday “fad which gave te fesults, and tackled an- hae SAY GIRLS TIPPED BANDITS, | the atdomen and lett arm. 2 Burgtars who broke into the office of} other large one on which their tools] Albert Henrich, otm Casein is ae MeAdoo Starte Speaking Trip im Hold-ap ‘To-Norrow. © _ Speny et No 512 Fifth Avenue on sat-|'*°* Mee} open all the desks on both seth Street, was nentenced na the pent- The speaking itinerary for Wiliam ag doors, and all they got was a number tentiary to-day for ai montha ts thrre| Charged with being “tipsters” for! o. Mie Afo, former Regeolary ‘of the aay wight hed on labor fer noth: of stamps. ‘ears Ona charge of impairing the De fag, ‘They “cracked” two small ante] in the same building ts the office of! mornin of Iontella, Waldner, aicht, of | an Noe and got no money, and worked for hours| Deputy Potice Comminsioner John A.|No. 216 East 9th Street. He Was tried bal bss fi ir. M ‘ork {ormarrow night on hie trip, which will toke him to the Paeifie Const and bac! jn New York again by Nov. b MAIL AND 'PHONE ORDERS FILLED ’ . Street Frocks FOR SMART WOMEN OT just one model of one fabric, but styles for every one in trico- tine, chiffon velvet or satin, Bead, braid, and silk em- broidery—plus Best & Co, distinction, Unusual? No, re markable at this price, Third floor, SIIOES—Special Regular grade Sizes Price For Children 7.50 8 wl0% 5.45 6.15 & 6.75 HN two.2 4.95 For Growing Girls 11.50 2500 8 8.65 For Boys 7.50 to 10.50 240 51 ~6§.65, 7.65 For Men 8.00 to 13.00 6 w 10 5.65, 8.65 An assortment of lace models in tan or black. The 5.45 shoes (mentioned first) in black only with! Goodyear welt soles, Attractive Hats 19.50 SOMEONE once said that a new hat was as interesting to a woman as the finding of a new continent. And here, in the Main floor Millinery department there's a lovely collection of new hats for strect and semi-dress wear, {Wkren dire ASTI Le ne eee not in TB ORNATELY BEADED IN VARIED-~) DESIGNS OF CHARMING ORIGINALITY DRESENTING PHENOMENAL VALUES Tumry Five DoLuars EW FROCKS OF RARE BEAUTY IN A WIDE VARIETY OF STRAIGHTLINE AND TUNIC MODELS, WITH EXQUISITE BEAD- WORK OF A MOST ELABORATE CHARACTER EVERY ADVANTAGE HAS: BEEN TAKEN OF THE SHARP DECLINE IN THE PRICE OF MATERIALS, AND WE ARE PRESENTING? IN OUR VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS VALUES THAT ARE TRULY EXTRAORDINARY ~ nr IW) OPEN ALL DAY TUESDAY—(COLUMBUS DAY) Stern Brothers West 42nd St. (Between Fifth and Sixth Avenues) West 48rd St. _ — | . The Men's Section—for a Limited Period— Announces a 25 Per Cent. Reduction on all Men’s Clothes Every Garment in the Men's Section without a solitary exception—including Suits, Topeoats and Overcoats from the Kirschbaum Shops and London Overcoats. Original Prices, $32.50 to $110 Now Reduced ONE-FOURTH RANKLY, we are taking this action solely to meet the public's views as to clothing prices. It practically means doing for clothes-huyers at large what we did for Army Officers during the war, when we distributed tens of thousands of uniforms at cost. Keep in mind that we are offering Clothing of the very finest quality at a flat. 25 Per Cent. Reduction from what are generally conceded to be the most closely marked prices in New York to-day. Original Price Tickets upon all Garments, Discounts made at time of Purchase, Slight Charge for Necessary Alterations, MEN’S CLOTHING DEPT. - THIRD FLOOR