The evening world. Newspaper, October 19, 1920, Page 11

chased. tion, ucts of outlay, \ (Continued.) bounds of sensthle wusttiess practice in the Government of the City of New| York—and in the Government of th: OPPENHEIM, GLLNS & Kolinsky Marmot Coat, 36 inches long. Belted Model, DeopCapeCollar and Cuffs. Sale Price 145,00 Hi Bay Seal _ inches long. Sale Price 195.00 ° Natural Muskrat Coats,36 in.long. Bolted Model, Deep Self Cape Collar and Cuffs. Sale Price 235.00 — Wrop of Hud- son Seal (Dyed Trimmed Bay Seal Coats, 86 in. long, Deep ue ahre y Mee Cape Collar and Cuffs of Natural Skunk. Sale frie 250,00' city service, an the figures will show ‘The following tabulation is'self-ex- planatory: HIDES GRAFTING PARASITES, | men emunan i ‘The eight boards or departmente of | t931, an advanci the City Government which produce | towed In 1920 of no tangible results in public service, | little more than 1 function In the direction of get-| Al the Civil This is beyond all 34th Street—New York Announce for Wednesday A Noteworthy Sale of Furs As the Winter Season advances the demand for Fure naturally increases, and economies offered now may not be available later. The Luxurious Fur Garments in this Sale Embody the newest Fashions in Selected Peltries at Most Unusual Price Inducements Megular 195.00 Value Coats (Dyed Coney), 40 Cape Collar, Bell Cuffs, Regular 265.00 Value Regular 850.00 Value Cape Collar of Genuine Skunk, Apocial 595.00 Regular 350.00 Value Genuine Moie Coats, Regular 550.00 Value Sale Price 395.00 ® Regular 594.00 Value Sale Price 425.00 Trimmed Hudson Seal Cuffs of Beaver or Skunk. Regular 750.00 Value Sale Price 57 5.00 Natural Mink Wrap, 48 in Sale Price 5905.00 estimated cost of the Board of Estl- $120,117, which is a oe 84 inches Belted, wide self Border, Collar and Cuffs | Hudson Seal Coats (Dyed Muskrat), 860 \if}) in. long. Deep Cape Collar and Bell Cuffs. Coats Muskrat) 45 inches long. Deep Collar and long, of per- Bingle size Crochet Spr a fine | fectly match- . . , i assortment of patterns [ned ed skins. Trimmed Hudson Seal Wrap, 48 in. long. |i} || Our regular $2.98 2.15 Cape Collar, Deep Collar of Skunk, Beaver or Squirrel, 1 Satie Bila Stars Spre ei tiace Pope Regular 795.00 Value patterns, Plain hem, scalloped and cut a’ ' corners ! } Our regular $6.98 p 4.94 . 920. am |. Derertmen’ operation " trans) timate at 1 Morgay, jad) MracBtmit ip the daughter of aire paw poten 9 an i Mp et kal b vapenditurg in gf $1,064, in bs Gitbect Allle of Miwaukes, Known y are strictly legitimate $L¢E | crease over 1920 of $417.89, oF a little more than If per cent, ov ret bride of 1 the stage as Amber Lawler, She wae obligations when economically jpur- 13fean | lees than 27 per cent. allowed th and & son of Ado! ei maar tt NES And reasonable outl sHt| Tho tentadve budget for 1921 shows 6d ty Ralph Ceane tn 1014, ‘this utlay for tea | @ contemplat in the ¢ if the Avenue, I rrivge, It ja eald, only tented thre supervision of expenditures for thebs fytag | # conterply the de. ; n ringe, It is ald, only Ianted three purposes Is also a legitimate oblign- 7 werthe Partments Will ed rane; son of Moran was tw ypriation for 19: BDONE Te toduetly Crane PA EN aes arrange he 6 product! ve Benera! pars dine ei Abide from thé Interest charges and ; a ES oihes of the Wabash Hattroad fs sig baila i bond obligations of the city, an inex. | glu ay ars: unsel, where Ja to $e apent tn 1921, 82 | Hage on 08 in the of. siete twenty-eight and contributing cause of an ex-| Plant and Mructites ing to the tentative buds 2 1 i i, tm th ‘ orbitant tax rato is the high cost of |?%™ [Am - aver 1920 of | ihe Jorwoy ity, | 50 Park Avene. nis the machinery which distributes the| Me ja" Lonel bret bay 4 money to apend and’ h n from Me | 6 aA GF Sicnkatata tov Chi money that pays for the visible prod- ADMINISTRATION: tentative bud-| clty pays them ta spend it) Stat amily and vvear ‘ ‘ to be spent in the amount al- | STORE OPEN 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. i mission ESTABLISHED 1827 - ot Wea of Pina Avenue RE! WEDNESDAY TARTOF \EASON THURSDAY { Bungalow Aprons | 1.34 44 Our regular $1.97 ‘ Our regular 68 ct. Every housewife realizes the importance of a sufficient supply of Tea Aprons aprons for herself and her assistants in household duties. In these ‘ unexpectedly large reductions, unequalled else where, lies her great opportunity to buy for the Winter at little cost. . Bungalow Aprons | Are of good percale, daintily striped or figured. Among the many styles shown | are those with elastic waist—others buttoning at side or back, and still others with belt and pockets. ‘Trimmings are bands of contrasting material and brald. Tea Aprons are of Jawp or crossbar, round or squaré, made with pocket and trimmed with embroidery. NO EXCHANGES | WEDNESDAY TARToF \EASON Sheets and Bedspreads It is with especial pride that we have arranged this sale, because we know that homemakers rely upon Hearn prestige in this field to give them better quali- ties and values than are possible elsewhere, Prices | are at or below wholesale cost. NO RETURNS THURSDAY long. Sheets © \]] 5x90 inch 81x90 Inche (Dyed | ae Gemilae $1.74 1.26 our ee ve $2.24 1.73 | 63x90 inches 1.42 £0x90 inches our regular $1.92 _ 1.85 1.57 Sixea Spreads, inches regular B2.14..... 72x00 our NO RETURNS NO EXCHANGES See Pages 5, 17 and 23 for Other Hearn Advertising. tr ee Stee See ES a eo THE EVEN? . AWE ‘ NG WORLD, TUESDAY, OCTORE 19, State of New York and the United, ting tld of the taxpe money wants in the bintaet for 192t| friends, Judge Sullivan per COSTS $20 IN EACH $100 States, also, for that matter months béfore tart la made In In 78, Shae wan LEONE MORGAN “Sho balan Ayah» _ For every city employee who pro-| | seasttlorrgtion:”. than at pes ncreasé of more} BROKER’S BRIDE | groeman of No. 2000 germey City wan 1 duces something in the way of public | The most powerful |@ the Board of — y; a » the only witnws ‘ y| bureau or departmen or division a| fe daenert Shai ee ory the Board of Estimate, tha . ay Misc Ralph Grand Divorced | 22" wan o : entage of a non-producing un. ve bi of the Governmont troller, af Finance Doparumente, and | Forme fs, Ralph Crane Divorced | g¢, ecesss eyes pen Ree Many other departments of Mir City | ustand in 191$2Known } 90) PER CENT. Beyer as yee, The new-stoducs | ENN? budget for 192 the Government, aska for $298,761 in thr First Husband in ‘ Known {mt ' A ing percentake runs very high in the tentative bud: which is $15,241 » Stage and Films pide —_.— FISHER BROS COLUMBUS AVENUE BET 103° & 104" Svs SUNDAY WORLD “WAN COMPLETE hO0 oe RY fon('s DOWN ON *75¢* The Home of 40 Famous Brands * of Men's and Young Men's Clothes Between Fifth Ave. Largest ti & B Floor Shop OPPOSITE of the Kind WALDORF tm the HOTEL World OPEN DAILY TILL 6 P. M. SATURDAY TILL 9 P.M. Just Received! | — Ready Tomorrow Morning 750 More Genuine| — “Wesnit” Top Coats FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN That Are Retailing Every- where Today at ‘50. While. They Last— Laer sinks} 100% All Wool— Quarter Silk Trimmed The Most Celebrated and Popular Top Coat Ever Produced * * s To date we have distributed over 1,500 of these tremendously popular Top Coats, and as fast as new lots are placed on the racks they are snapped by eager buyers. ad ‘To-morrow another lot of 750 of these magnificent “Wesnit” Top Coats will be ready at the same price as before—$27.50, ‘These are identically the same quality of “Wesnit’” Top Coats that we were forced to sell last year at $50, Every one 100% all wool and quarter silk trimmed. West ENTIRE SECOND FLOOB 34th Opp. Waldorf Hotel Street pen Dally Till 6 P. M.—Saturday Tl 9P. ‘A HOME GRAND RAPIDS FURNITUR 104? SEL" STATION ar Conman OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS” +, $1: WEEKLY <\ OPENS ACCOUNT #3, DOWN ON #50! Grape-Nuts breakfast A dish of this delicious wheat and malted bar ley food starts the day right. 72 DOWN ON #1002" WORK MONDAY WOND