The evening world. Newspaper, October 29, 1920, Page 16

©, Offa Cw. Heckled by Woman. for His Stand on Ireland, He Abandons Speech. Che Royal Cutter AT OUR 3 WHOLESALE SALESROOMS UPTOWN Filth Ave. ex 42nd St. -W, Corner, Bristol Bldg. ontumor Op. N.Y, Pub, Lid, DOWNTOWN Park Row and Beekman St. $.B.Corner + One Flight Up Opposite City Hall Post Office UNION SQUARE (14th 8.) ” 4th St. and University Pl, South Bost Corner Bi * WATERBURY, Conn. Oct, 29-+Ken- ee re THE EVENING, WORLD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1920, dack to his audience and walked Yes ie a ne parta of the theatre "What do you think of the Irtah question?” asked the Senator ef Mra. ks ei parrying for tune 0 regain * Mg seat amid a storm of hisses and catoalle in Derby, a suburb of Water- Yates . Fors in thinking tbat the Irish qitestion is purely @ do- meatic ano, ‘The Senator refuse looked so distressed man called on the to sing, “Throw Ou ‘The crowd hiswed th J to answer and The Royal Coat Maker \. The Royal Designer | Why Wear“Ready-maces? ?”) at NEMOURS $5,900,000 SALE Offers Tremendous SHOE BARGAINS FOR SATURDAY See Page 33 For Details ere throughout hout the Nau nie er The Royal Examiner These master tailors will build your suit or overcoat to your special order ‘for less than “ready-made” prices SJERHAPS you 4| haveregarded areal custom-tailored suit as an extravagance these days—even for a millionaire. But that’s not true, if you know how and where to order it. On Fifth Avenue the av- erage price of a tailored-to- ordersuit or overcoat is$150. But here at our wholesale ‘plant, where we are making them by the hundreds of thousands—we are deliver- ing to New York men, the finest made-to-measure clothes—all pure wool—for as little as $40, It’sthe economyo! tremen- - dous production—plus great buying pawer—that enables One Block West Broadway One Flight Up us to give this. wonderful clothes value. Plus one more economy —and a big one! —the economy of selling to NewYork men direct from our wholesale salesrooms— where weare free from costly downtown store rent and lavish retail overhead. ; Men who live within the borough limits of New York havethe privilege of ordering their clothes direct from our local wholesale salesrooms— selecting from our enormous® wholesale range of woolens, If you are a New Yorker, you'll find it mighty interest- ing to your pocketbook right now—to exercise this special franchise of yours—and trade direct with America’s largest wholesale tailoring house. Overcoat- maki m8 Royal hel hobly! HOURS 8:30 fo sus Daily including Saturdays eer enema te eee ar age Brooklyn, sane. Island and New Jerscy Customers Direct to Gimbels via Tubes and Subways mam , PHONE NUMBER: PENNSYLVANIA 6100 - FOR OTHER GIMBEL NEWS SEE PAGES 20, 22 AND 23 | ‘GIMBELS Jenth BIRTH DAY 32d Street—Broadway—33d Street—New York City | For Only 7 Days More A Player Piano At $395 And Two Whole Years to Pay §8-Note Players Only the maker’s bankruptcy brought this price. The trustees—forced to sell a huge stock at once—compelled to sell regardless of cost or value—had to sell at a price low enough to dispose of all at once, And then—on top of that—the October birthday sales—-putting rofits at their lowest margin. on the savings to the last possible penny. That’s how we happen to be able to sell a brand new player piano at $395. But only for 7 days more! A Piano And a Player At About a Piano’s Cost One tremendous thing this sale is accomplishing: bringing a player piano into homes where only , one or two can play it as a piano—but the whole family can get fullest pleasure out of the music rolls. Father comes in the evening with daughter who wants to take music lessons—and at this sale price—hardly more than the cost of just a piano -~buys an instrument that both can play. There’s no question about the value at the price, There's no doubt of the standing of ° these players. For two years we've been selling them so fast at their regular—far higher—price, that they have practically built up our piano business to one of the largestinthe country. And in every home it has given fullest satistactao| . service at your home for a year. amination. sell— fidence exten d to this player. ly selling—rerularly ar ing. ne The only new and unusua more! All New: Priced Far Below Their Value And only 7 days more to the sale! Prices may come down. But they can’t come down regardless of cost to manufactr1« That’s certain. Therefore, they can’t come down to this price—under any like) circumstances. ‘An opportunity that you'll not meet soon again. Here Are the Terms: Two Whole Years to Pay Two whole years | to pay—a bench to match your player—the privilege of charging up to $50.00 worth of music rolls to your player account—a liberal allowance on your old piano, if you have one you wish to sell—delivery to your home, and These are Gim- bels regular terms—extended to this sale. as always—no player—at any price—leaves our floor without the most scrupulous and expert ex- Every Player guaranteed for full ten years, This is the guarantee back of every piano we a guarantee which we ean with full con- It is not a nown make—but one we have us it is ine price—and that’s only for 7 days And | Music Salons ‘Open Evenings Until 9 a til. If Yoa Can't Come, Mail i Coupon GIMBEL BROTHERS, MUSIC SALONS 38rd Street and Broadway, N. Y. City Gentlemen: Lyre — me further information concerning your Bankrupt Sale of Player Pian: NAM6. ..0.0000cccccocccens coc cccerscoeerescens cers Street and Number... City and State GIMBELS MUSIC SALONS—Eighth Floor a | ee | | | | 2 - - Se ee = a |