The evening world. Newspaper, October 25, 1920, Page 9

‘+ THE RVBNING WORLD, MONDAY, OOTOBES 20, 198 staan rman, egy ct| FLAMES FROM HOSE. (5 EXTRA HOURADAY | trom 42 « week tor'a man drive s| FILLED WITH WATER a man driving « le, Nore pet’ down to $36 a week ck. Two-horwe — AND PAY CUT ASE sah a artes weeny. Firemen in Boston Unable to Ac © $38 for « driver of enon at Test BOSTON, Oct. 26.—The phenom ie ones Nes ru ero, ‘ . ue officer of the Expr one Drtvece * yenomenon paid to-day that he -[of flame bufsting from a fire Sderot the action of the ‘Trucks through which water was parsing w men’s Agsoclation as a move to pre- [metre a strike of teamsters in thie ty in order that the Brotherhood of 7 incr’ n’s ve to Wage} Tes Teainsters be defeated as the B. R. T. employees, the movi Demand May Bring Strike there wes no fire vearby fos m Commissioner John 6 been dateated thin pa of 50, 000. ~la long time.’’ The hose was rubber polit > tandard make. cn | $20,000 JEWELRY ined and ofa standard, make. e| | r big inotor pumping onxinea it Warned As « counter stroke to the demands) = STOLEN AT PLAZA | ovis? jie 'the snaine connection lame of ents truckmen and chauffeurs) freaking “hrough fon the outside for $7 more a week and shorter hours, representatives of trucking concerna | Robbery in Suite of Mrs. James W. |* and merchants’ associations sare Keaney Kept Secret for Week ) catied on the union men to accept bal by. Police, . decrease in wages and an increase in working hours, Union leaders aaid|. Th® theft of $20,000 worth of Jewetry | to-day that if the truck owners per. | St th Hotel Plaza on Oct 17 became | sist in thie stand it will moan a strik 1 Gyrge te Say, fie alte OF ee shee ‘* | W. Keaney, of Canitornia, was entered, | involving 60,000 truckmen, whose! apparently by means of a passkey, agreement exp! and the valusbiee taken while she wal "It Isa fight finish now,” said | out shopping, James J. Riordan, President of the, Mra. Keaney reported the theft to the| United States Trucking Corporation, | Police of the Bam 61st Street Station ‘Labor must open its eyes, We don't | eae Lorene he masitey otal the anes care whether it means open sho; © CORSETS Sameer: ssornot. Itisa vous ot murviva | Tie MONE Gries Denes SNiNeNE, tings, bar pins, platinum chaina and Nov. 1 Of the fittest.” ; bra and watches. The police ad- | 6 Union representatives will be! mitted that the robbery had been re | aah od to wen ao agreenrent to! ported and that “they were working on og it At the office of the detective | present wage scale, w oe ages hich covers nine | seency the same reply was given, but | sae ihe lint of the stolen articles Fees: ised.” ‘The management. of the hotel | ‘st denied goat there had been such @ rob- every Afteen-minute period (Her eaney In at prgsent ab- \ Tie New wage scale asked for by sent from the city } rene pecee e AT 38™ STREET Lowered Prices Tuesday WOMEN 5 TAILORED SUITS 0 =e DUVET de LAINE SUITS SQUIRREL, MOLE OR NUTRIA TRIMMED 78.00 Made to Sell for $100.00. A Saving of $22.00 Because of Lower Prices Paid for Materials Straight-line model with Shawl Collar of Squirrel, or Nutria; Mole -nother model with: fur collar and bandings. oe Se DUVET -de LAINE, VELOUR and VELDYNE SUITS . 98.00 Made to Sell for $135.00. A Saving of $37.00 Because of Lower Prices Paid for Materials The Veldyne suits are in a simple belted model, Velour belted suits with Mole collars. Short coat Brandt model in Velour with Mole or Nutria collar, And Duvet de Laine with Turkish embroidery forming a border on coat and collar of Australian Opossum or Nutria. —ee 0 DUVETYNE and VELDYNE SUITS 155.00 Made to Sell for $225.00. A Saving of $70.00 Because of Lower Prices Paid for Materials i One model of Duvetyne has finger-tip-length coat tailored } on mannish lines. Another model of Duvetyne is orna- mented with embroidery. The suits of Veldyne are in short box coat models with collars of Mole, Nutria and Australian Opossum, Lowered Prices on FRENCH BLOUSES The very low and advanta- geous rate of exchange makes | substantial savings possible. BATISTE & HANDKERCHIEF LINEN 16.50 | Usual Price $25,00 | | HAND-MADE, BLOUSES OF COLORED fled the Boston Fire Department, Fire Murphy sald it van workers | Was “the most Interesting thing that jand the furriers unions - others | has happened in the fire tusiness In j bav st summer. First Staten steamslip Pennaytvana for « opinion of experte wan that “fren au! i loft, betwees ofl mar dattove d to lw the fettin rt of @ =Special for This Week New Reduced Prices for STOUT WOMEN All garments have been REPRICED according to the LATEST FALLS IN THE PRICES OF RAW MATERIALS. Every stout woman should buy for immediate and future needs at these aenbane B economical prices. | Eane Bi STOR [A BARGAIN BASEMENT J) Sale of Coate —SSSSSSSa=a=_=——Q=—D@DBBaB==E=—E=—_E—_—=_ Wonderful Values at $19.85—the Stylish Silvertone Coat Illustrated. Also included in this big sale bre agp eal faah- ionable Coats, ¢ Ww ‘ English Mixture: elour and other models in Silvertone, at 1985, 2750, 3985 1? 59% Sale of Suits Special at $29.50—Wool Serge and Poplin Suits In the smartest styles of the season, de- signed especially for stout women, Other Suite of All Wool Seri All Wool Burella, All Wool Vigor Mannish Mixtures and Oxford. Some silk lined, All sizes up to 56 bust. Zon, 3975 up to 5950— Sale of Dresses ————————— rae Specially Reduced All-Silk Satin st Dress Illustrat at $34.75 Very styli« i Dresses, in the latest models for cor steoet wear, silk Poplin, Crepe ized Poplin, Taffeta, Mtlustrated — Aillvertone Coats, with con- collar, lashed poo= | Bhim orece hele Socetal, | 19.85-—— Waists A special sale of fine Waists, modeled along sioner lines, in fine Voile, Crepe de Chine aud Geor, tt Made in plain and fancy designs. Vashionable light colors and smart suit shades, commana ld Rel ¢ harming Skirts, styled to suit, the iy v ‘Trivotine, Crepe Meteor: 1295, 19% up to 5959 lines of the wad a fow Silk Poplin 575, 795 and i Stout Corsets Lane Bryant Corsets for Stout Women ure the most effective Corsets made. They are graceful, reduce the apparent size, support where necessary, aud are ex tremely healthful. 295 to G95 ra UNDERWEAR —1th Aut sith Bloomers, Petticoats, Chemises, Caiisole npcelally Brassieres, Unior Suits, Vests All large, Meducrel roomy sizes, fully reinforced 4.76 this milkman, as pie- tured, served the people of | that country. Ewen we in | the United States hed to go | through a state of evolution | to gain what we have today | the wonderful milk delivery of New York and vicinity. Here each morning early, a milkman arrives at your door and leaves all the milk you went, pure and ficsh- bottled and sealed for sani- tation. This milk has been rushed by fast treins from thecleanest, finest dairies youcan picture. Thisis trucof Borden's Milk When you bey « quart of Borden's Milk remember — 1 quart of milk is equal in anergy food value te yj of a pound of beefetesk. Becleteakh now wells at 48 cents and Borden's "i jig Health in every drop’ 50 cents per powd. — | ne Stern Brothers West 42nd Street —Belween 5th and 6th Avenues) West 43rd Street At Special Price Advantages Tuesday ROGER’S SILVER-PLATED WARE Sale on the Main Floor) Tea Spoons. . doz. $2.50 | Medium Forks... . doz. $4.95 Coffee Spoons (after dinner) $2.50 | Oyster Forks.......... “ $425 Bouillon Spoons. doz. $5.95 | Salad Forks (individual) $6.40 Gray Fruit 0 ; e gree ” i . kad ey $4.25 Buttes Spreaders....... dor. $5.75 . Medium or Dessert Table or Soup Spoons. $4.95 | Knives............... $5.95 Extensive Assortments of Warm, Comfortable HOUSE ROBES Models suitable for Women and Misses in Zenanas, French Flannels and Chiffon Velvets. Noteworthy Values for Tuesday Blanket Robes— Eiderdown Robes— In attractive floral patterns; Full length, cords and pockets; sleeves; all colors; cord in all attractive color- 7 ay $5.95 WQS s oe toe eee $8.95 at waist line . Wide Wale Corduroy House Robes— heavily ‘stitched bottom; all colors; full SPECIAL VALUE, SECOND FLOOR long Long sleeves; lined throughout; on collar, cuffs and length model $14.50 The UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT Is now showing an extensive array of distinctive Furnishings, particularly adapted to the decorative needs of the Home. Noteworthy Offerings for To-mcrrow in Reversible Velour Portieres— In the leadirg color combinations: a deep pile, lustrous fabric; custom made, open edge. Formerly $42.50 pair, $37.50 Imported Novelty Lace Curtains— In designs adaptable to apartment or sub- $8.00, 10.50, 12.75 urban home windows Formerly $10.50 to $16.50. WINDOW MATERIAL of beautiful White and* Ecru Madras of neat designs, Formerly 70c to $1.25, 50c, 60c, 95c Comprehensive Assortments of High-Grade — HOUSEHOLD LINENS Now offered at Prices Considerably Less than the Regular Value Irish All Linen Satin Damark Table Linen, Full bleached, choice designs — - x - yard, $2 .75 Huck Towels Hemmed. . . Irish Union Linen Damask Table Cloths each, $4.25, Irish Union Linen Damask Napkins doz. $5.25, Irish All Linen Satin Damask Table Cloths each, $6.75, Irish All Linen Damask Napkins doz, All Linen Sheets pair, 20.00, 25.00 5.75 . doz, $2.75, 3.25 Union Linen Huck Towels 6.50 Homsatitched $6.75, doz All Linen Huck Towels Hemstitched 8.75 doz 15.00, 17.50 Turkish Bath Towels Hemmed doz. $7.50, 10.00 Irish All Linen Pillow Cases Hemstitched . pair, $3.75, $7.75, 9.25 Irish Hemstitched 4.75 Hand Scalloped—MADEIRA LINENS—Hand Embroidered $7.75, 9.50 $8.25, 9.50 Luncheon Sets, 15 pieces Afternoon Tea Napkins, doz,