The evening world. Newspaper, October 15, 1920, Page 8

* ___ THE RVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1920, NED WOMAN Renratd nv him it he wanted marry | SAYS SHOPS WILL BE ‘OPEN.’ ‘ | | her anc ofunc 01 er he _— WHO KILLED HIM. Tay ‘read Te the, patter from ‘five outlet | Member of . Merchants! ‘Tatler unde. | ss os ies Society Kaplatns Anrcement Camarozza_ Alleged lucalano) W. A. Richmond of the Merohcant “Had Promised to Wed Her— | JEWS IN $1,500,000 DRIVE. | ration’ society, of which about ino | . oy peed j firme doing bunineess In Fifth Avenie Still at Large. Appeat Ww y SehITe Hend Im) ang adjacent streets are members, Was the refumnl of Frank Iucalano Campatan ter Cugeittes. \ntated’ totay that no members of the Iktep bia alleged promise to marry her| The mum of 61,500,000 In needed to| soctet ned the agreement revently . Josephine. Finelit| carry on the work of the -two | promi by the union a“ | SFphanages, pettie ps es he left a lunchroom In Second titutions supported by cm: between 105th and 106th | charit ae by Ja Ny bad soon her Wednesday night, | read | ¥ $n reply to her oft-ropeated demand | Wr Musiness M - A yo 0 thelr shops Pi aBaat be wed her was reported to have) fort of Jewieh Philanthropic Bacietion| - u at the home of Adolph Lewisohn, No, $81 ‘All right, girlle, I'll think It over to-| Fifth Avenue Whiskey Masquerades an “Rage.” and you meet me at § o'clock wo-|, The several hundred persons who te avery In Ne ‘or’ lt was pa Til let you know then whether (ii inted out in th 7 sh institutions canna the appointment, but jens adequaicly supported by the an walted unt!l he wre ty eae A REDUCED SALE OF Winter Coats and Fall Dresses AT LEAST 25°, LESS THAN LAST SEASON Former Value $35 Former Value $50 Now $22.50 Now $35.00 BONWIT TELLER & The Specally Shop of Orpinatons FIFTH AVENUE AT 38™ STREET Exceptional Sale Saturday ° DRESS PUMPS and OXFORDS FOR WOMEN and MISSES Regularly 16.00 ]1 1,50 DRESS PUMPS in patent or dull leather, black satin, black or brown kidskin with suede quarters or all brown suede DRESS OXFORDS in patent leather, black or brown Russia calfskin. FRANKLIN SIMON BOYS' SHOPS—FIFTH FLOOR Hand turned soles, Louis XV1 heels. CHOPIN, the talented Polish composer, at a very early age played before the best circles in Polish society. ‘ 3 Youth’s | First Long Trouser Suits | A Fy ERO BONWIT TELLER &,CO. The Spocualty Shop of Onpinattions FIFTH AVENUE AT 38™ STREET Moetine . "Cohan: NEW DRESSES WINTER COATS In the popular materials, inclading Including the very latest in fabrics Tricotine, Serges, Satins, Tricolettes Bolivia, Polo Cloth, Veiours, Crystal and Charmeuse, in the very fashion: Cords, Broadclothe and Silvertones. able Redingote and Tunic models, Plain and with genuine fie collars. $10 to $50 $13.95 to $75 YOU SAVE $5 TO $15 When you buy direct from the manufacturer at practically wholesale prices! HAMILTON GARMENT CO. i ~ Price: $14 Less Than Last Year (Quality: Unchanged 736," WE specialize in producing a grade of long trouser suits not generally offered for boys. Most long trouser suits are simply abridged editions of senior sizes. Ours are sized to fit and styled to suit the especial needs of the boy whose transition from boyhood to manhood is not yet complete. They are both the beginning of manhood, and a continua- tion of youth, instead of making the boy old before his time. Quietly tailored in a three-button model, of fine all-wool tweeds, or cheviots, in browns, grays or heathers, also blue serges. Ages 16 to 20, 32 to 36 chest, || Franklin Simon & Co. Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Streets | CHILDREN’S HAIRCUTTING SHOP—FIFTH FLOOR | Y OUTH—I ts Grace, Charm and Vivacity—Is Delightfully Portrayed in “JEUNE FILLE” APPAREL AN ASSEMBLAGE OF EXCLUSIVE NEW MODES IS OFFERED SATURDAY 5 . 28 ‘Weat 24th 8 FOR MISSES OF 14 TO 18 Bet, Sth and 6th Avs, At Exceptionally Moderate Prices Reduction Sale of Wo- es i oes MISSES’ TAILORED CLOTH FROCKS in Poiret twill } ss mens Fashionable Sh ee or tricotine, that introduce the latest and most distinctive %, \ . style-features of the current modes—looped panels over ‘ a) “ Store Closes at 5 P. M. a shadow embroidered satin skirt; a copy of Brandt's 1 OMEN of discernment have always recognized the princess frock; novel treatments of worsted embroidery hs Levinton Shoe Shops as selling quality footwear at prices which defy competition. The public demands still further reductions in shoes, and we are meeting this de- beaded and stitched designs. Sizes 14 to 18. 59.50 75.00 95.00 * Lord & Taylor mand. To prove our contention, we are placing on sale ev i a . irs of wor 's shoes consisting of twenty of our most popular . , 38¢h Street —FIFTH AVENUE— 39th Street pais of women's thon ona sine ana paxesiata «gen ake ke Mi , imate Saving of 40% crepe or crepe broche, in dressy types indicative of the 7a!) In the Newly Enlarged Boys’ D epartment At ah Appristniels, Canoe . ae matinee or five o'clock tea. Fascinating embellishments ps hen * e A Few of Our Offerings are monkey fur, rows of corded shirrings, bead traceries ey Suits, Overcoats and Mackinaws In High Laced Boots. pheg yee as adapted from original French models. oe, For Fall and Winter Tan Calf... ....065+5 tee) B | ie | Bilord L SBRO®D 75.00 95.00 110.00 With its improved facilities, the Boys’ Department on the Fourth Floor Aloe Lares Su . \ Vals, trom 88 to #17 fis more insistent than ever on supplying to the boys of New York the best clothing obtainable, and at reasonable prices. These nipping days find the department ready with the finest assortment of Overcoats, Mackinaws, Suits and autumn accessories we have ever shown. All Wool Suits $20 to $37.50 At whatever the price there will be found in our boys’ suits the reliable all-wool materials and skilled workmanship that go to make up clothes appear- ance and serviceability, combin- ing with the best possible value. Many of these suits have extra knickerbockers, Corduroy Suits With Extra Knickers $15 Sturdy suits, handsome and long-wearing, and with the extra full-lined knickerbockers; an un- aually good value. Sizes 7 10 MISSES’ TAILORED SUITS Plain Tailored and Fur Collared Exceptional at 89,50) Emphasis is given to the smartness of duvet de laine. The models fairly radiate youth, whether the suit-coat gracefully flares, ripples or accentuates straight lines. Fur trimming is of taupe nutria, squirrel or moleskin; other suits without fur express a simple elegance. Sizes 14 to 18. MISSES’ COATS @ WRAP.COATS Large Self or Fur Collars Exceptional at ] ] 0,00 In veldyne or evora superieur, and developed in several distinctive fur trimmed or plain tailored styles, All have large shoulder collags and those of fur are in squirrel, taupe nutria or mofé. There is a choice of the season's newest shadings. Sizes 14 to 18, A NOTEWORTHY COLLECTION OF OTHER HIGH CLASS COATS AND WRAP-COATS INCLUDES EXQUISITE CHIFFON VELVET EVENING WRAPS IN SUPERB COLORINGS, " $ Genuine Gray Suede, Patent Kid, with fancy tops, Gun Metal; also 'e \ complete assortment of the new | popular combinations and plain Made to nell at #12 feathers. A Chance to Get 2 Pairs of NORienes: Exchanges, sic. for the Price of One GC, O. D's, Mail Orders School’ O’coats $18.50 to $45 An overcoat may be needed any day now, aml these coats any boywill be proud to wear. Of wear-resisting all-wool Tweeds, Cheviots and Shetlands, with belts and big convertible collars. Sizes 11 to 18 Sale Also Held at Our Branch Stores: HOO FIP Ave, Bet, HUth KAT Sts, AT West Hath St, ad Bt HON eth Avery Het. 5th @ Gth Aves, Junior O'’coats $12.50 to $30 The little fellows are well taken care of in the Overcoat Section with coats just like their older brothers, except in size and price, Sizes 3 to 10, | SILVERWARE FITTING JEWELRY RINGS to fit any finger; LAVALLIERES to fit any neck; BRACELETS to fit any arm; WATCHES to fit any pocket; Mackinaws $13.50 to $22.50 We have just received an especially attractive lot of those fine Patrick Mackinaws so popular with boys of all ages. Just the thing for fall and winter out of doors. All have big shawl collars, belts and pockets for everything. _ Sizes 6 to 18. Nin Fourth Floor 59,50 to 325,00 rare a Pa