The evening world. Newspaper, October 28, 1920, Page 8

GRAY DIDN'T SAY U.S. MUST PRUNE LEAGUE. Women with Slender Feet NEW HAVEN, Oct. 28.—Dr. Wil- A Mam Dougigs MacKenzie, President of the Hartford Theological Seimt- Bary, read the following cablegram,| Jest night to a large audience at Wool-! ff Gey Hall, Yale University, which for the first in history opened ito doors | to @ political rally: “London, MacKenzie, Hartford, Conn. : “Can authoritatively deny that Grey mad at Van Hart's. We have styles as narrow ag AAAA and sizes from 2 to 10, Remember, our | shoes have the “Arch BUILT-IN.” “fo bim in announcement quoted your able cighteenth. Ww ENOCH.” | ‘Dr. MacKenzie told the audience he Bad wired to Major Evelyn Wroneii, | Bt London, Secretary of the Englinh | Bpeakiwg Union, and during the war ji + the British Ministry of Informa- concerning a recent unnoticed reencastie, Our. Only Store in New Vork ANHART | SHOES Les TE ee Our Only Mere im New York noe by Harding at G: . Oct, 16, that hye Laoyd nd Earl Grey, thet America must reve, and amend make the League of Nations pos- James W. Gerard spoke at the © said money wae now 134 WEST 34th ST. t,. Warm Weather Brings Great Reductions Friday and Saturday—Luxurious FUR TRIMMED SUITS Regularly to 125.00 Tailleurs of the most superb quality, masterfully fash- joned, delineating all those distinctive touches of style that at once distinguish highest class garments. VISSTISI ST ISTTTIT TTS Fi, LS woe LLY sg ren MOLE Y SEAL AND D SQUIRREL These suits are splendidly finished, many with hand silk embroidery. SHOWN IN ALL SIZES FOR MISSES & WOMEN, IN LEADING SHADES PYYISLALIL LL NNER A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF Furniture Poorly constructed furni- ture is dear at any price. Our furniture is weil Royal Easy Chairs Greenpoint Beds and Triplock Cribs Stickley Day Beds Singer Parlor Suites made throughout and, though remarkably low s_iin cost, should give A Sete: OF BER Kitchen Maid Cabinets FICE. Come and investi- Pe rial Kroshler Duofolds gate our values and com: Apartment wile. 7 98 Porcelain Kitchen Tables pare prices before buying. as illustrated, at! At Popular Prices Our Dignified Credit Invites Your Account PLAIN FIGURE TAGS William and Mary Period Suite in American Walnut Consisting of DRESSER, CHIFFOROBE, TOILET $e) *9 Q.50 TABLE AND BED in full sizes; 4 pieces, as illustrated 39 3.Piece High Grade Period Cane Panelled Living Room Suite With cane panel, mahogany Finished frames, upho}- 50 ster! in Blue aud Gold Silk Damask, with spring 5269° seats, two pillows and roll to match, at OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS MOTOR TRUCK DELIVERIES J) diy 500 More Young Men’s Suits ‘2 8*° Regularly $45 The maker that fashioned these suits for us caters oly to the finest trade. The dignity and distinction he has put into their style and finish show it at a glance. They were well worth $45—they were always well worth it—and are today as much as in the past. Every judge of good clothes knows this to be true—and he does not lose any time to purchase an extra one’ or two—if only for variety’s se'ce—when he sees them offered at a reduction. There's just five hundred exactly—no more— no less. They might last till the end of the day—and they might not. The buying is always heavy end we do not feel safe in making any predictions. Sizes 34 to 40. « To Close Out! 68 Only Youths’ First Long Trouser Suits $1 6-50 Formerly $29.50 14 suits'in sige 30 35 suits in size 32 16 suits in size 33 3 suits in size 34 No C. O. D.’s. No approvals. No returns. No mail orders, 150 Men’s Imported English Ulsters $85 Sizes 34 to 46 Made of the famous Crombie woolens—Cut full and roomy nicely flared and spread. 500 Pairs of Men's a Norwegian Grain Brogues : (Black Only) ] 15 Regularly $16 All sizes. All widths. | dames WicGreery & Co, Men's Shops 5th Avenue and 35th Street Second Floor es Brothers West 42nd Street (Between 5th and 6th Avenues) West 43rd Street Savings of at Least $5.00 per pair on Men’s HIGH QUALITY SHOES Priced for FRIDAY and SATURDAY at $7.75 stylish Shoes, particularly desirable for Fall and Winter wear. Brown Cordovan or Dark Tan Calfskin Models Well constructed, at a substantial saving which Men and Young Men will readily appreciate. sule on Main Floor - - - - Near Sixth Avenue Entrance |W Con" AVERNS"St |= NING WORLD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1990. H. Aliman & Can. MADISON AVENUE «FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK Thirty-fourth Street Thirty-fifth Street Extraordinary Value will be offered to-morrow and Saturday in A Sale of Men’ s Dress Overcoats (for Winter wear) at $58.50 These Overcoats are made of Oxford gray melton, lined throughout with satin, and finished with velvet collar. The model and the tailoring will especially appeal to men who appreciate quality in clothes. (Men’s Clothing Department, Sixth Floor) A Record Sale of Men’s .Boots comprising many styles and makes (among them a large selection of B. Altman & Co.’s exclusive Balta models) . at the extraordinarily low price of $8.75 per pair (this being in many instances about one-half the former price) will take place to-morrow and Saturday in The Men’s Shoe Department, Sixth Floor STORE OPEN 9 A.M. TO 5 P.M. HEARN Fourteenth Street (ESTABLISHED 1827) West of Filth Avenue FRIDAY SATURDAY 3600 Women’s Medium Weight UNION SUITS Extra Sizes 1.48 Our regular $2.27 Regular Sizes | 1.38 Our regular $2.07 The timeliness of this important sale is of the utmost value, since a reduction of this radical character is most desired, but never ob- | tained in underwear at the very beginning of the season. It is only in our start of the season sales that such value can be had. These union suits are made by one of the best manufacturers of under- wear. They are soft and fine textured, and come in pink and white. The style is low neck, sleeveless, and ankle length, reinforced at the crotch. NO EXCHANGES NO RETURNS SEE PAGES 16 AND 27 FOR OTHER HEARN ADVERTISING,