The evening world. Newspaper, October 22, 1920, Page 10

THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1920. tain unde ent ditions to th BUSINESS SKIES under sresant, conditions to the CLEAR, SAYS GARY x tn Head of Steel Corporation Makes Address on Situation in Frarice and Belgium. Elbert H. Gary, hoad of the United States Steel Corporation, made an «i Gress on “The Situation in France and KRAMER BRQsS.."~ |/ ie : 7 MEATS, PROWiGNs, pouray|| £0 the Men & Young Men of this Great Republic prmne ae ait self A Statement of Clothing Facts. Belgium” before the ‘amerioan tron and | e-tm, pernia vi eptendid efort to] Raney Roasting Chickens ... 42c Gtori Institute to-day. aueceed, to reatore and to recover." pl am ee wis Seer iors ATARET Last season we came before you with a sweeping discount of 20% on the price of every garment “Alth Ah thi om * : : : : : Sipabita ued exvtioh.” Str. Gary nite | enn te Aah Dea 8 aries $i Civeanviih Ae tatany #4 Cab trawl tak Cutan in our store, determined to bring down the high cost of wearing apparel and give our patrons the ovesentong akion are practically with:| ROME, Oct. 22.—Arturo 7 nt, |] 132 Broad St. mr. South Ferry Brancies 93 Amsterdam Av., ar. 64th St, best clothing values to be found in New York City. The response was instant and overwhhelming, ~ gua sal former conductor at thf Metropolitan [920 Ninth Av. ar. S9th St. 135 Columbus Av, or. 66th St, ry 4 “In many instances prices have beon | cpera House in New York, will sail for| 1997 Eighth Av. ar. 47th St. 947 Third Av 67th St comfirming the soundness of our judgment. Outrageourly high Leghed A 4 a hdlosded As ae . . ‘. J ‘ Gpplice tore oape Ween oraiaatte, retails RESTAURANTS, SHIPS AND FAMILIES SUPPLIED To meet the growing demand for the still further reduction of the high cost of clothing, we aE iasadiign 1t dtes tncouaen emptor nt ares = are now offering another sweeping discount of 20% on all clothing in our establishment, bringing ny dhetrnimentanata he - fm certain traden: but It doom not pers heat Italin If MAKIN LITTLR DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEKD—A WORLD “WANT! WILL GO AND FIND rr the prices down to what they should be next season. Despite the fact that many manufacturers persist in holding fo their high scale of wholesale prices, at the present moment we are countermanding several orders recently placed at rates which would compel us to charge exorbitant prices not warranted by prevailing market conditions, which we refuse to do. THE MANUFACTURERS HAVE THREATENED SUIT, but we are determined to maintain out reputation for fair prices for the best values obtajnable and meet the situation by giving the public the benefit of the very latest in style and fabric at a sweeping price reduction that.will prove a revelation in the clothing trade. OPPENHEIM, GLUNS & G 34th Street—New York Sales Especially Arranged for Saturday Girls’ and Juniors’. Winter Coats Girls’ Coats of Chevrona, Silver~ tone, Heather Polo and Bolivia (one illustrated), Opossum and Nutria Collars, Sizes 6 to 1h Special 35.00 Junior Coats (one illustrated) Corded Silvertone, Bolivia, Vi- cunaVelour,Cameliontone. Rac- coon or Taupe Moline Collars. Sises 10 to 16 years. Spectat 45,00 Girls’ Tailored Coat (as ilustrat- ed) of Bolivia, with large con- vertible Collar, stitched Cuffs and side tabs, Sizes 10 to 16. Special 52.50 i © i920 Kincaid & Kimball, tne. Girls’ Street Dresses Girls’ Afternoon Dresses 20% Discount Sale at ‘‘The Harris Store’’ Of Sergo, Taffeta, Satin and Georgette, Taffeta, ibe I VY Jersey. Also smart combina- *| Silk and fine Serges. One| our othes tfons of Velvet and Jersey. 18.75 and two-piece offects, gd 29.75 Buy : © New models. Sizes 8 to 14 years. embroidered. Sizes 10 to 16. — ft Next Season’s LOW PRICES! F Misses’ Tailored and Fur Trimmed Coats NO NEED of WAITING. We deem it HIGH TIME to BRING DOWN) © HIGH PRICES. Therefore, at a great SACRIFICE on our part, we make this SWEEPING REDUCTION OF 20% On Every Suit and Overcoat | No Reservations Goods to be sold on the CLOSEST POSSIBLE MARGIN. All the LATEST MODELS and materials, ALL-WOOL, GUARANTEED TO ‘FIT AND WEAR. Models for all figures, all sizes. NO CHARGE FOR ALTERATIONS. Sizes 14,16 and 18Years. AlsoSuitable for Women to 86 Bust. . Misses’ Wrap Coat (illustrated) of Bolivia, | Chamo-cord and Duvet do Laino, Em- 55 60 broldered Collar and Cape back. Special : Misses’ Pur Trimmed Coats and Wraps, of ; Chamoisine, Glorianna, Prost Glow and Duvet de Laine. Nutria and Australian | 75.00 Opossum Collars. Special } Former Prices Now Former Prices Now Misses’ Wrap Coat (illustrated) Bolivia, $30 Less 20% - $24 $60 Less 20% - $48 Lustrola, Orlanda and Corduvel, Cape 98 00 j - back, silk stitched, Nutria Collar, Spectat | . 40 Less 20% ° 32 62.50 Less 20% - 50 45 Less 20% - 36 65 Less20% - 52 Missos’ Wrap Coats of Veldyne, Bollvla 50 Less 20% - AO | 70 Less 20% - 56 and Ondulette, Charming models, hand 7 } embroidered or fur trimmed. Collars 135.60 and Cuffs of Australian Opossum. Special } 55 Less 20% - 75 Less20% - 60 44 Kincaid — Kimball Clothes eae OO — convertible Collars. Novel pockets. | also are smart Satin Combinations, Special 48,00 Special 50.00 | 27 Coris.tuc Street, Cor. Church Street SIXTH AVE. L AT DOOR--HUDSON TUBE AT CORNER SSS SS ee ™/ Misses’ Tailored Suits Misses’ Tricotine Dresses | CFamous for fine Tailoring | Yeuthful models of Silvertone, Ve+ | Charming models in Navy and Brown, SALE B E G : N s F RIDAY MO RN IN G | flour and Mannish Oxfords. Belted | Beaded, Braided or variously silk | ° | and Flare effects. Fur or self | stitched in Oriental colors, Included | ShE Sts | i}