The evening world. Newspaper, October 26, 1920, Page 4

ON COVERKORSHP LAWRENCE SAYS Political Observer, Believes State Will Go to SEES 4 DRIFT TO COX.,| Harding Is Losing Ground, but Not Enough to Swing State Against Him. By David Lawrence. (Special Correspondent of The Eve- | °° ut 6 Wilton Cabinet find acts usion seems possible survey of thin State. So Cente name wceee $06 ees CO eRe eee Gu ke ee SRE Rake Nem ER ENB Or: a ee ween & "re 4 | Government ington. a rei pormt, BONWIT TELLER &,CO The Spenaly Shep of Orginabans FIFTH AVENUE AT 38™ STREET Feature on the Third Floor SUITS—FROCKS--COATS for Misses of 14 to 20 and the Petite Warman SPECIAL FOR WEDNESDAY Lowered Prices on MISSES’ TAILORED SUITS DESIGNED FOR WEAR WITH SEPARATE FURS Made to Sell for $89.50. A Saving of $21.50 Because of Lower Prices Paid for Materials These suits are developed on simple youthful lines of duvet de laine and silvertone, the high standard of this shop. An Assemblage of Unusual New Models MISSES’ TAILORED FROCKS of NAVY POIRET TWILL Very Specially Priced at Chic, charming Redingote, loose and looped pane! ef- fects over satin underdress. treatments of braiding, wool fringe and stitching are applied in varying forms, Indeed, there's a swing on toward | wo Cox at the prevent moment Harding has been ete ground Jand his y | President Swen SMITH DEFENDS vo! HIS PARDON RECORD n+ ow IRISH LEADER FOR HARDING. Drntel O'Connell Welter to Senator toward Cox, ¥ ity, whieh ts sient te have been ade against his policy of| However, !and which helped Wise trenting prisoners and granting par county tea ati, @ dintriot that helped hin strong than t Some of my Demooratic friends here | * oe judgement Yn t rate, whowe v jonate large, insivt that the Could Charlie Chaplin Wear Daniel Webster's Hat? Not unless he wished to get “1 am more ever been,” said “1 am more anxioun tor Cox to win than I waw for Wilson to win | ponent of the whol would go Republic n 1916 rugged face would look absurd on Chaplin. And yet New York is filled with Chaplin faces under Webster hats and vice versa, the one right hat for you requires carcful train- ing and great care A Stetson Hat Selected by Brill Brothers is Becoming It fits Your face and Tigute as well as It looks well in profile as well a front view. Our hat salesmen are trained experts. We offer Derbies and Soft Hats: } Back cut narrower than the front Stetsons $10—up __ Borsalinos $12 Brill Hats $3.50—up Velours $5—up Bull Brothers 125th Street at 3rd Ave BONWIT: TEL The Speraly Shop of Or FIFTH AVENUE AT 38™ STREET For WEDNESDAY Lowered Prices on FUR SCARFS Because of Pelts Procured Substantial Reductions - The tailoring is characteristic of HUDSON BAY SABLE SCARFS One Skin Scarfs Made from Selected Pelts 75.00 and 95.00 Original and unique ey show’ that they are aeaete to aq of fiwbili(ien —_ MAGINE making a blouse with the back the same width as the front! Yet, heretofore, knit under- wear has always been made this way, But on Kayser knit garments the back is a good four inches narrower than the front. The front does not draw, the back cannot bunch or wrinkle. This marked improvement in knit underwear can be found only in Kayser garments. Each garment is cut separately by hand to insure'a uniform and perfect fit. This styling which Kayser had developed on their “Italian” Silk Underwear after years of study has been successfully applied to their Knit Underwear. Julius Kayser & Co., New York. KAYSER KNIT UNDERWEAR COTTON, LISLE AND MERCERIZED Copyrighted 1020, by Julinr Kavrer ( Co Lowered Prices on MISSES’ DAYTIME COATS Materials Procured at Reductions Make the Price Lower Than Intended Three practical models are presented for school or college wear in silvertone and other soft finished fabrics throughout with novelty silks, Lucille Fox Scarfs. . Stone Marten Scarfs. . Hudson Seal Scarfs....... Natural Squirrel Scarfs Beaver Collars Pointed Fox Scarfs....... Baum Marten Scarfs THE PEACE TREATY—LEAGUE OF NATIONS COVENANT 1920 WORLD ALMANAC \ (Special Limited Edition) 35c A COPY AT ALL WORLD OFFICES—BY MAIL, 50c cit a (