The evening world. Newspaper, October 20, 1920, Page 11

hae 5 ; HAT AND SLIPPERS | £2, visas, naa vont sont 0" MARTHA W. MOLLER MAY TELL SUICIDE)»: a BECOMES BRIDE OF Eilfind da Queensboro Bridge and| FAVOR 7-CENT PHILA, FARE. FORMER AVIATOR “Wolice Believe Woman Jumped |ranite service Commiaston Witt} She Wil] Be Married.to Gordon C. Into the River. Sleeper, of Boston, . Franklin Simon 8 Co, ‘A Store of Individual Shops Recommend tacrense. Jwneh On Quemsboto Bridge Pas} PHILADELPHIA. Out. 20.= The Pubs | To-Night nm Mussehi jate tast inf Ser Comm iestos t Harrisburg) , A . ‘ a » » ot women's black aatln |to-dxy announced nn crder would be] y the Weading of Mart a’ Horlick’s FIFTH AVENUE—37th and 38th Streets made recommendin deiphia Rapid Transit ¢ ¢, with four tleket he ORIGINAL alted Milk o. 2686 Broadway, to Biveper of Boston, t 8.30 seats ee Aik aw : Sst at Every Parent Should Read This About are of the Ph capt will be held at the Hotel atyle and havera black tasset| thr sa . sage | Mae Wee itt ee attended be lies ately € ny, t Ming Shadek. " ‘Thomas posed. FOR CHILDREN From Infancy to 14 years Protective— Not Corrective! A Shoe—Not A Brace! DESIGNED EXCLUSIVELY FOR US BY ONE OF AMERICA’S GREATEST AUTHORITIES ON CHILDREN'S FEET C4. a, Hosi ery SOME YEARS AGO we hit upon the idea of calling in a great orthopaedic specialist to design our shoes for children. The plan has since been widely copied, and we are glad that other stores have seen the light. But we also notice a tendency to overdo it. ht C ‘O ONE realizes so keenly as dues the well-dressed woman whata large part accessories play in the modish costume. She knows that the little things, gloves, stockings, neck- wear and the like, are a surer index of her taste thanare the more fundamental articles of dress, and for a very goo reason. It is much more difficult to achieve perfection of de- tail than general presentability. Impelled by the realizatién. of this fact we have made a particular effort to secure for the Accessory Departments assort- ments that are not only comprehensive in style and price, but also chosen with exceeding care to satisfy the demands of a dis- criminating clientele. ‘ , Furthermore, we have enlarged many of these Departments on our Ground Floor, to allow sufficient room for new and larger stocks. The result is a group of sections where one may buy all the small amenities of feminine dress, from gloves to stockings. _ Three sections that have been considerably enlarged both in actual floor space and in stock are those devoted to Hosiery, Gloves, and Glove Silk Underwear. Ou idea was to correct the shoe. Some stores now claim to correct the feet. This is wrong. Nobody canbe both a store and a specialist. If there is anything the matter with your children’s feet, don’t come to this store nor go to any other store, but take the child to an orthopaedic specialist. CN THE OTHER HAND, do not be stampeded by alarmist advertising into thinking that your children’s feet need cor- recting. Most foot troubles are in the head. About 909% of all children have normal feet. The real danger is in their wearing abnormat shoes. So we called in a great orthopaedic authority not to cure foot troubles, but to prevent them. 4 CATERING TO THE DEMAND FOR WOOL STOCKINGS »* The Hosiery Department has secured a most attractive collection of these stockings for women and children in Heather mixtures and checked effects as well as in plain colors, There is also a group of exquisitely fine open work and embroidered silk stockings, intended especially for the Autumn Bride. In addition to these specialties there are full lines of silk and cotton stockings, And where the prices are not the same as other prices, they are lower! REYNIER IS THE NAME That many women invariably associate with our Glove De- partment, because these French kid gloves have won for them- } selves a widespread reputation for beautiful material, excellent workmanship and irreproachable style. But Reynier is merely one of the many good makes of gloves carried in this department. CHILDREN'S SHOE SHOP—Third: Floor gt r © = <= 7. ' / U } ) SOP OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS |) Our Liberal Credit T. Appl Lo: SF Awenk ” Inland, New Jersey end Connecticut, ||| MOTOR TRUCK DELIVERIES | 86th St. Crostown Cars Two Blocks Away | 84th St. “L” Station at Our Door Children’s Gloves easels a large section of this department. Here one may find all-wool and wool-lined gloves as well as dress styles. , yO Bau! ane GLOVE SILK UNDERWEAR Preferred by a large number of women, because of its unique combination of daintiness with durability, has won the right to a section of its own, where it is now displayed in en- —_ IANS 08 chanting assortments. Underthings made of this fine Italian silk are in plain tailored, embroidered or lace-trimmed styles, many of them in sets. Each of these departments is offering for Thursday one particularly good value. Tailored Gloves Silk Stockings 3d Ave. Street Cars Pass Our Door ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES 2700 PAIRS NOW SELLING AT Splendid Raat id $1.95 sit $12 Splendid in quality and dura- . ; | } bility. One clasp style in wide All-silk top, lisle soles, excep- y * nines Eid rangt of fall colors. tional value. Black or brown. Glove Silk Underwear Camisoles, trimmed with lace and satin ribbon . . Bloomers, extra heavy quality, reinforced.........., Ground Floor, Lord & Taylor —FIFTH AVENUE— 4 4 SI FAR FA SE AAR FHA ADIN TAMA B ARNE ATE DIETITIAN LION OMRON TMM SDSS IATA, Ten-Piece Chippendale Period Suite In American W&inut, consisting of Buffet, China Closet, Serving Table, Dining Table, 48 inches 6 foot extension, five 5498 Side Chairs, with genuine Leather Slip Seats, and one Arm Chair to match, 10 pieces, as illustrated, at Three-Piece Library or Living Room Suite Massive moulded frames, in Mahogany finish, highly pol- 589 50 | ished, upholstered seats, back and arma in imitation | leather; indestructibl ats; as illustrated ries Wes? Think of it! The Princess Pat Walk-Over now selling at $12.00! The renowned Walk-Over Shoo for daytime wear, built for busi- ness and shopping. 2700 pairs at this new low price, Waln- Over New York City dwar oan Wiel mp amp eh —ae