The evening world. Newspaper, October 29, 1920, Page 35

sree wean estinsnctnceetiticigitesiinni thie tin inhirinaicnladesaheteeane vipat page ween =o recone rarer ony err rma - — meme a ceca ramaeectsertnbin' fede ‘THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1920. hal a” Signal Grit tasting for almont an hour.|the varsity plinged Into two sharp) back. Carey manipulated a number of The conch spent the reat of the after. few forward pasacs and he eatablahed noon In akull practice followed by a drill a es 00. a ews against Williame's formations. O'Neill Js an old Willlama graduate and played | betag hi football for the Purple a long while ago; | teams throughout the season ax feeders but he is not going to le: any former | for the varaity and for future varsity ‘ From ¢ ollege amps sentiment snterfere ith js duties in| material. | , C Krooming the Columbia elevei Red neorii hine, which tt |"'Catioway'n atay at tho muned porition |rollcwern hope will, oon. wih the cright| AT PENNSYLVANIA. \turned out to be only a one day affair.!to be known as the Big Red Team! PHILADELPHIA, Oct, 2%—For the |and Walder was back in hin old lagnin, a name that has not been aotind the University of AT YALE. of et whom played last year, remaining Hen, body AL ag LEE BEL rere. ¢ ‘ with the substitutes, r on. ApUFY In #late NBW HAVEN, Conn, Oct. 29 Faxton, who has been at left tackle {Call sianals and pilot the team againat | to he running mont smoothly and at an Tad Jones and his football squad| while Sedewick has been out of the Haat eee fae’ te ine te oxehanes | encouraging, ate ‘of ab fh rae the | . is mald to have ont align | & Dm ty 8 20 Oxe opinion of those Raw it in action braved the wet woather and the| Fame, is sald to have only a sieht) oicey with Pulleyn who takes part in| to-day, that Rutgers, wil have. to be muddy field and had outdoor work|in the Princeton game unions ho gets | #everul of the new formations, pretty good to stop it | f —, Kaw and Mayer ted the varaity baoks | we We Carry a Full Line of “Pictorial Review” Pattoras A | \8 | LA. PRICE, rres. if his Judgment 6, he would be purpose to keep three f aad he may win one yet Jed here ance the 1915 eleven licked Har. | vard and wor a championship, seemed in vim and mental fa well for a vietory on Saturday, For - , ry en a lack of interest at the” Bowl yerterday. Curiously back into play early in the week. AT CORNELL. ina cwiiriwind attack “wut they "had | } eon the part of b Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money Promptly Refunded ehough, through the pleasant days ~~" pea ITHACA, Oct. 29.—Cornell'a prepara-| Adlo aneiatance from Jowett, who ap-| students the players, whieh have been oontinuoua since the | AT PRINCETON, pareatiy has replaced Lechler for the| one of tt PRINCETON, N. J, Oct. 29,—Cotd| tion for the Rutgers game on Saturday | time being at fullbsck, and from Hoff | play of the beginning of the season there have : a vd Nd) reached. ite peak this afternoon when and Carey, who alternated at quarter: against Vir weather and a Wet fleld did not change beon countless minor injuries; but this|the plang of Roper at all yester afternoon, playing through @ sea Of/and he gave his charges one of ti 1 tte, - “THE SHOE THAT HOLDS ITS SHAPE” $722 $820 $900 & $1022 SHOES FOR MEN AND WOMEN YOU CAN SAVE MONEY BY WEARING W.L.DOUGLAS SHOES HE best known shoes in the world. They aresold in 107 W.L.Douglasstores, direct the factory to youat only one profit,which guarantees to the best shoes that can be roduced, at the lowest possible cost. W. L, ~ las name and the retail price arestamped on the bottom of all shoes before they leave the factory, which is your protection against un- | reasonable profits. W.L.Douglas $9.00 and $10,00 shoes are abso- 4 lutely the best shoe values for the money in i this country. They are made of the best and Mt|H] finest leathers that mofiey can buy. They | Vest 14th Street—Between 5th and 6th Ave | IMMA TT | mud, the players came out in fine | hardest work-outs of the year In propa ee © _- shape. ration for the Went Virginia game on -DOUGLAS SHOES In order to give some fourth atring | Saturday, Forward p went by the | EiLTHE CHOICE OF ALL PARTIES 4 men a vigorous tryout the varsity back- | fourd in weriminage in favor of oll: | Fe 3 bacco! a ated, and the only one Re Jordan, ise was ot wo halfbacks were nd Spleden. 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Gates Ave. | gNEWARK. 831 Broad Street, 478 Fitth Ave. cor. 11th St. #PATERSON 192 Market St.,cor, Clast Be ferry an Avo. Gieecpon) | ST ARUNTON 20 Kant State Street, + ctapiete Hines of W.L. Doustas Shoes for Women, or. 120th St. 14Gtnd 47 thSts. | i i" | | ( freshmen entirely nalts, | the kkloka{ Improved | | makeup of | eh plnyn |. was on ston and | In the regular $4 value Sale $2.98 : Of extra fine qual- Boys’ and Youths’ protection can atand ity felt, tri Bi > it not he A Suarsin ne Tan Calf Scout Shoes bon bow and stream- For active out-of-door, red- VALUES . Reader, Now or Never $35°845 This is your chance to buy an All-Wool Suit of GOOD OLD-FASHIONED HARD FINISHED WOR- STED that wears to the last thread. Above I show a display of the original tickets of the woolens adver- tised in this sale. F. L. Wendell & Co. Worsteds, United States Worsteds, Louis Walther Mfg. Co, Worsteds and Rosedale Woolens. Among these famous makes you will find a range of most every conecivable pattern for you to select from, SILK Mixtures, Blue Shadow Stripes, Herringbone Worsteds, Pencil Stripes, Fancy Mixtures and Blue and Black Serges. All suitable for Fall and Winter wear. My special price, ial irrespective of your Size.....-seeseeseeeeeeers ae Suit to Order — Q.00 UNCALLED-FOR SUITS READY TO WEAR * 1 have a quantity of Unclaimed Suits which I would gladly dispose of at prices far less than cost to manu- facture, All sizes, priced Mave mint $12.50 Many styles to select from black and large ortment of ra; rolling blooded fellows, sizes 114g 24g to bly, Mi Uinery Department Second Floor Identical in Quality and Style to Those Selling at $12.50 Elsewhere -"\ No sale made! garments here, but two life, carefully con. § structed, well tailored clothes, built to with- stand the strenuous wear of school service, yet i} dressy enough for all occasjons—neat mixtures; 9 98 'Y sizes 8 to 17 years ° ’ Corduroy S ° Full Lined Pants ; Deep cut wale—snappy new model, well tailored of dressy hard wearing corduroy; in drab, blue and brown; sizes 3 to 10 years—also neat mixture for $ the little fellows of 3 to 5 years—Saturday _ t | ie once erenrs ace seinen’ 43 Overcoatings In this sale include a range of Over- coatings that would ordinarily sell for $35 and $45. My Special Price Overcoat oc $1 9-50 Oxford Greys, Browns and Plaid Backs lined with heavy SATIN: DE-LUXE Overcoats lining. Hundreds of styles to select Ready to Wear $ 15-30 $9.08 Men—Here are Handsome Winter | Get wise—to your size Slim and stout, short and tall, find body ease and mind comfort when they've got ‘emon: « Suits & Overcoats .(%\ | That Will Stand Critical Comparison With Garments La Selling at $35 to $40 Elsewhere, Tomorrow, Saturday, at Winter's newest popular models, including all wool Black Kersey 15 f Overcoats with velvet collars, e i Venetian lined and snappy suits of rich mixture and stripe ma- | terial in sizes to fit men of all : builds, \ from. As low as S. HENRY ADLER 118 NASSAU STREET 3 CHURCH STREET Between Beekman and Ann Sta. Near Liberty St BROOKLYN: 44 FLATBUSH AV. NEWARK, N. J.: 186 MARKET ST. Near Nevins St. Daylight Workrooms, 505 State St., Brooklyn, N. Y. ‘The nearest Superior retailer will prove it with the tape-meanure test. Try him, If you can't locate him, write us for the Superior catulogue and the name of the nearest dealer. The Superi Underwear Co, ie Mechanics’ Union Made Overalls 1 59 Regulation make with bib and shoulder straps in brown, blue and white—also blue and white stripes—all sizes far house, Fas, Fourth Ave, at ins Streak Store Howrs: 9 A. M. ‘to 5.30 Py M. = eee