The evening world. Newspaper, October 29, 1920, Page 18

nit GIRL AN i = Broken Ei tiarriage license. sisters. After he bad Avenue, Glendale, Washington and Burfind immed woD They got yesteriay and or The winters are in J iw perfectly eating Burfinds family When the war b the navy and ho { years in French a) Opt. 13. He rotu yenterday, hande aipter, Miss Anna When Mine K agkod about the “After John an t6 marry we bad ahd we decided was asked, 32-4 Payment Pian Applies Every- where within 50 Miles of New York. We Furnish Apartments and Homes on Weekly or Monthly Pay- WITHA TWO WEEKS ee See Young Farmer and War Vet- ‘ercn Gets Quick Balm for Joun Rorfind, twenty-five, native of | Washington and succes#tyl farmer of Ritevilie, that State, within the lest two weeks has been at the Queens “Borourh Marriage License Bureau tio, on each occasion taking out « Lidense, the couple had a misunder-| standing, the result of which was to Dteak the engagement. Zimmerman, saying: “You can cancel that license. 1 am! net going to marry Miss Kathryo Rupy, but { qm going to marry ner | weights, Wost 34th St. Sewing Machines, va Wk Y fans i “I was not marry 10 WED and so'Anna. tea the right 00 take him tf she wanted.” a D SISTER ngagement, | Two different wom- 8, both young and good looking, ac- Any Big Toe will tell you companied him They happened to be and had come from got a marriage} That’s where our *West- pointer shoe comes in. Built on the broad, military last. Allows the toes to spread, as the affections of Miss Anna Rupy and! nature intended. jntely laid siege to A marriage licenwe ranged to be mar-| Great for any walk in life. riod at St. Ade!bert's Church, Nov 4.) All-leather, of course. accord and Turfind ed Black or tan, $12.50. is fairly well to do. exon he enlisted in served nearly two| Boys’ *Westpointers, too! waters * | Right for growing feet. Burfind obtained the first license | red to the bureau, 4 it to Chief Clerk | Woolly socks make comfy |feet “smart, too. Attractiv heather mixtures, Al Rupy. 1 have her| *Keptetered Trodemark, here and would like to get a Hcense” | athryn Rup affair, whe id te y wan 1d | Rooers Pert COMPANY not to get married. | Conv nient He is a nice you that, He then ma wanted to marry ng man, | will AY | Broadway Cornera” —Bifth Ave, ade up his mind be Anna, #0 they are | going to be married.” ‘Are you angry with Anna?” abe} “No, why should 1 be?” ahe re.” Continues Friday and Saturday 1500 Pairs of Boots 700 Pairs of Low Shoes in Walking and Louts XV Heals $625 Values Up to $15.00 | "THESE shoes taken from our coats stock are synonymous with Queen | Quality standard of style and service. This offering oresents an meaty te seal esting and varied assortment in ajl and faterials at drastic a All sizes represented’ | but not in each style. }. meachtangactenes Queen Quality Boot ae th West Mth Street onder. & BAvE- . WINDSOR PERIOD AMERICAN - WALNUT and one Arm Chair with Slip Seate to match; ten trated, at Columbia uy Grafonolas tram $8280 up rms on Our Easy we't Payment Plan ANT November , Columbia and Cortina Foreign Lan. . i guage Recorde ~ on Sale: a SEWING MACHINES ON CREDIT UP TO $110. OPEN MONDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS that to function properly it arranged to marry| Must have plenty of room to diss Kathryn Rupy of No. 226 Cooper | stretch itself. license | Broadway Broadway # misunderstanding | gt 13th St ‘Four at 34th St. at Warren ~ @t 4lct St. SA Ah TAG AE RMARE SMELT EIE A cr 5 a AR a ne A mpvoercerenensssqrthemnemempentd _THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, eereren 29, 1920, i “Nan NG eI ——— | e 427 Fifth Ave. 23 W. 42nd St. . In Newark: At 38th Street Bet. Sth and 6th Aves. 775 Broad St , Saturday---Last Day Our special ne 2 described below has been meeting) with a popular response so ‘overwhelming that it has taxed even Landays facilities ~and ales are America’s largest Victrola dealers. -j This rare offer will be withdrawn Saturday night.” If you want a real, standard-size genuine Victrola direct from Landays on exceptionally low terms —Order it now. A Genuine Victrola 150 With $10 in Records TOTAL $160 Genuine Victrolas cannot al- ways be had when you want them—especially on these lib- eral terms. Make sure of YOUR Victrola by ordeving it tomorrow — direct from Landays. OPEN EVENINGS AT OUR 42d ST. TEMPLE of VICTROLA ART 8 et mae — By Special Arrangement Mail c, 5 ses may this offer can also be had at tan upon Now } BRONX Day BROS, y ©u Can, Smiths. 945 So, Boulevard Without op EW York YONKERS Sonnenbergs: 11 North Bway BRIDGEPORT Sonnenbergs: 1127 Broad St. NEW HAVEN S« sible 801 Chapel St. Starting Tomorrow Fall Sale of MEN’S HIGH SHOES AND WINTER OXFORDS At Marked Reductions At $9.50 Black — tan lace high shoes, English last At $1.50 TAX NOT INCLUDED mark the first occurrence of this well-known Autumn High Shoes event in THE MAN’S SHOP, Heavy pooh, Grain! we are offering a large number of Heavy fect Gieata Lace our most popular shoes—every pair Tight Tan Calf Lace up to strict Lard & Taylor speci- foes ek Call ae fications in both leather and work- | Patent Leather, cloth top, manship—in two reduced price Button Dress Shoes groups that present values out- standingly out of the usual today. Winter Oxfords Black and Tan Cordovan a Express Elevators direct to THE MAN'S SHOP Lord @ ial FIFTH AVENUE The Good, Old Days Back ‘Again for the Present PRICES ARE COMING DOWN It’s in the air—and one manufacturer after another has found it necessary to sacrifice his merchandise in order to get working capital. We have kept our stock as low as possible i in order to be able to buy the goods we knew were sure to come: down in price. This sale has stirred the entire city. However, here it is, and thousands are taking advantage of the opportunity. We don’t know how long you will be able to buy at these prices. You can judge for yourself how long goods at.these prices will last. Men’s *°50 Suits-Overcoats The finest grades you have ever seen at fifty dollars can be pongnt here tomorrow at* ” Every man who needs a spit should come to one of the Surprise Stores tomorrow and see these suits and overcoats, They will convinee you themselves—by their styles their quality and their workmanship— that it is folly to pay the exorbitant prices that some stores are charging today for clothing. These are finest wool mixtures in the latest models and weaves—and they are offered in an extensive assortment of rich and stylish patterns. Also blues, black thibet, and Clays, All sizes in the lot, including stouts, sa Lock at This One--- ) Men’ s Shirts Percale shirts—the kind you’ve seen exploited during the war and after the war at all kinds of prices—even as high as $2.65; now they are here at................... Nothing We Can Advertise Will Prove More Canclusively Than This Item That the Public Should Attend This Sale These are guaranteed first-quality shirts, the same as those you are asked to pay $1.75 to #2 for in other stores today. ANNAN, Remember— perfect shirts, fast colors, new patterns, full cut bodies. Your money back for the asking, All regular sizes. Mothers, Don’ f Pay $15 for | BOYS WOOL SUITS Here are those grades 4 to-morrow at a sav- ing of $6.25. The same suitsyou’ve been . paying $15 for are offcred in this sale at nearly half—— Norfolk Models, with Knickerbocker Pants The new model for Fall and Winter—made of fancy mixtures of genuine $15 quality, If you don’t jump at this opportunity somebody else will—but it's up to you now. They are high grade garments in big assortinent; cut big and full, and have full-lined pants. Sizes 6 to 17. Money Orders Must Accompany Mail Orders ®th Avenue, Bet. 15th & 16th Sts, 6d Avenue. N. W. 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