The evening world. Newspaper, October 22, 1920, Page 16

Ee THE EVENING WORLD, FR ; : f tte fact the deetine runs throweh| the mitk-tod variety bringing” the] Ht prfeed dairy product obtainabla $Y, §, CAPITAL IS‘PROMISED | = ter and cheene, Ave | der 2% pound ethan 41% (Ses eee eeee tite tne ts| PROTECTION IN COLOMBIA. RIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1920 Juan Getterres, Minister, Beings . Governments Invilatton te ‘THE OUTLOOK iW = AN Food’ Prices Show Down. ,. . * Ward Trend—Big Slump in ' Fresh @hickens. the beef boxes | American Investors, tolde. Hib] . By P.Q. Foy. thie 4 (Bpeciat Food Expert, New York) aug Evening World.) the gradual lower prices on aie Pa of wtaple foods should de re in the lower coat of next Bun-/c day's dinner. The wholesale market eet has declined 2 te ile pork dropped from mpd Mitton and jamb ts mighout th Ho frying ct the whole PRewoemaph satan we he Reval Shope by Fugen Mutchoneme rose. The Roya! Tailors, Chicase-New York Let these master tailors build +e cece cerns wees = . oe a Sascha Jacobsen —Coltimbia Records COLUMBIA GRAPHOPHONE COMPANY BROOKLYN OPPENHEIM. CLLINS & © FULTON STREET—BROOKLYN Exclusive Columbia Artist appearing at Lexington Opera House OCTOBER 24TH Under the Auspices of Musical Bureau of America Hear Sascha Jacobsen at this con- cert. Then hear him in your own home by means of his records made exclusively for Columbia. Be sure to attend this recital and note the individual qualities of his playing, which have pleased so many people. ‘Then go to any Columbia dealer and ask him to let you play Sascha J&cobsen’s records on the Columbia Grafonola, You'll find that his Columbia Rec- ords, as played on the Columbia Grafonoh, reproduce exactly the same qualities which delighted you at this recital. You actually hear hin play again. , New York . your next suit to your special order —at less than cost of “veady-mades!” WN picked u | SPECIAL! | Sp ecial October “Dick: -Up Sale” >» %60 to SQO values during recent market slump. While they last -<QO At 3 Wholesale Salesrooms: sm }OU'D be surprised if you knew the type of men who are having their clothes made to order by this great wholesale house. Business executives, attor- neys, bankers, physicians, public officials, Wall St. men, some of the city’s ablest men of affairs—former patrons of Fifth Avenue’s best tailors—men who have paidashigh as $150 and more fortheir suits and overcoats, These men don't have to save the money. But they take a joy in putting over a good trade, There's a zest for them— as for all live men—in making their dollars do double and triple duty —bybuying direct from the producer. No more 3-figure custom-tailor prices for them! And as for ready- mades— what sane man will know- ingly pay $60 and up for a stock size suit — when he can get “made-to- order” style and fit at a lower cost? We're holding a special sale this month, A“Pick Up Bale" we call it—featuring $60, $70 and $90 values we picked up during the recent woolen mar- ket slump — clearing them, while they last, at $40, There's no better time than now to visit one of our 3 sales- rooms, and see what this “mak- er-to-wearer™ tailoring service will do for your pocketbook and wardrobe, 4 slight HOURS: 8:30 to $:15 Daily including Saturdays An Exceptional Sale of Millinery—Saturday Another Matchless Sale of Women’s Trimmed. Hats Values Up to 15.00 5.00 For Street and Dress Wear No Exchanges No C. O. D.’s WONDERPUL selection of beautiful dress and tt street hats trimmed with ostrich and un- usually pretty French fancies. Developed from fine Duvetyn, Panne and Lyons Velvets in those exceptionally, wanted bright Fall colors: : t } “4 Uptown: 5 n Avenue and Aged Beret Pheasant, Henna, Saphyre, Orange, American . Corner, Bristol Building 7 ; 2 y rac One Flight Up 1 Op, NY, Public tibraey Beauty and others equally attractive. ] Downtown: Park Row and Beekman St. ———————————— — South East Corner One Flight Up . Op. City Hall Post Office Union Square: 14* St. and University Place (Agih Stren) * South Bast Corner One Block West Broadway | One Flight Up / . eae es ' } ( k | | It Makes Little Difference What You Need—A World “Want” Ad. Will Go and Set It ’