The evening world. Newspaper, November 9, 1920, Page 8

eS : + THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1920. ~_INGLOTHING PRICE BY RETA, DEALERS . =— 4 Men's Garments Shown at 10 HEAVY cuT IN ROCHESTER. |” a0 SO'PefCent. Cheaper | acdecuen of Ai FO. Ate Than a Year Ago. nounced im Price of Clothing. |p ROCHESTHR, N. ¥., Nov, §—-A re [for ! Was Vrier a Al alts School Where She Taught a Porton t muily thereafter appearing at|taugit in the Building long duction of 33 ja Court with commitment|attained world famo through he CHICAGO, Nov, %—Concrete evt- soin price of © dation of the Red Cros durt s| fence of the downward trend of tho beat! Civil Wa prices of wearing apparel was pre The achoo! was ull In 1839 sented here when the United Nw i sults and overcoats @ional Clothiers opened their conven- | tion“at the Lexington Hotel | It fe said the reduction, whieh t* in Men's clothing for immediate de- addition to the usunl cash dt cata a ae Oprmunen Gunns & ¢ ‘S| vimustatt to Ne Placed Before 34th Street—New York ! Entire Stock Women’s Boots Reduced This Season's Siyles 50 to 60 Per Cent. Reduction, Announcement Is made of new prices and other articles show similar de-! clines. Six hundred retail dealers from seventeen States are here and ( Repaid Bon eae an oe one below those anounced by the company weethe public is not buying, manu- 11 April, The cloths are the product of, facturers and dealers are o verstocked the Amortean Printing Co, ce ome do’ 4 iwie company made another tmport- ioe tee brine 2 come down! We | 2¢'Ghange in policy, when Jt announced ONE DOOR FROM FIFTH AVENUE Six styles Smart ORIENTAL RUGS JUST RECEIVED have passed the peak in high prices of Mine he wil! «rant ‘elther atop proves: Some of the finest productions / Wearing uppare! ‘our oon: | sn pice guatantios ¢ ; vention offers goods pring and ee ee Se ee of the Ortent summer delivery Emoteacy Pri ALL MODERATELY PRICED We mention only a few of them MMolency prizes to city employees will be awarded by the Central Mercantile livery was offered at prices 10 to 50 Mega supreme aCe per cent. below present wholesale proximately #20, ea prices, Goods for spring and summer gc on 0. a deltvery were shown at prices 10 to! BIG CUT IN COTTON GOODS es 38% per cent, under those of a year - 1 3 —_ ago, Men's shirts, underwear, socks Borden & Co. Sent Out Prices at AND WEST 37TH ST. p Boots of Black Glace Kidskin. Hand turned and Weited Soles. Walking and Louis XV. ( ay Formerly Sold to 11.00 7.90 r Association at the Park Housa Union } i ie Silk Mats, Kirman and Sarouk Mats, sizes 2 ft. <= Grou 2 ' Stan Hrostiont curse” Redatanals 2in, x1 ft, 7in.to3ft. Lin, x2ft.' Priced 1] —roup_ = f & onaaisaioner, Maacatay Gr tne $43.50 to $70.00. » if mitment. of, Street Cleaning. and President irancts De Gallatin "at ‘tho Park Board wilt speak ing Company Dead. Y¥., Nov. 9—Jamés H. ‘anident of the Hape Knitting of this city, and well known goods industry, In dead at ere following & protracted | PALESTINE 4 Rrestire Ap- offered at 000 suite 0, and ordinarily they a suit at wholesale, overs the cost of rimming only sell them | § f extrava- r than let) | ting what Mossouls, Kurdistans, Beloochistans, Dozars, Kirmanshahs, sizes 4 ft. 8 in. x 2 ft. 9 in. to 8 ft. x 4 ft. 6 in., priced $75.00 to $125.00. Beautiful assortment of fine Kirmanshahs, Sarouks, Bokara, Setjadehs, Loristans, Kazaks, Silk Prayer Rugs and Anatolian Mats. Kirmanshahs, sizes 11 ft. 3 in. x 9 ft. to 13 ft. 10 in. x 10 ft. 6 in., priced $695 to $1,500. Asia Minors and Gorovans, sizes 10 ft. 2 in. x 8 ft. to 14 ft. x 11 ft. 2in., priced $550 to $700. HALL STRIPS—Some in pairs they can get.” sages | IDLENESS GRows _— SETS. POST_IN "IN MANY TRADES "ermer nes pointed by Oftgh Commissioner, Labor Legislation Official Sees Need | Robert D. Kesselman, formerly of Nen- | eonburst, Brooklyn, has acespted the Kar: ths and Kazak: Sizes 10 ft. 10 i: 3 of Co-operation to Avoid portfolio of Secretary of Immigratt aba % ¥ $1! . Sed Beaute aca Hera 18 Palbatine NORRIE Steins ft. 6 in. to 18 ft.6in.x3ft.6in. Priced $150 to $310. : Samuel, British High Commismoner, Unemployment ts rapidly growing In ‘as announced to-day by the Zlontat CHOICE CHINESE PIECES ; all the basic Industrie and severe pri- Sri sation of America ; Gigs \e moany workers can only be! matsncy ate wear pe ren sath 4 Te ee pies eagle deel Mey fy able for all occasions. avoided by the co-operation of all con-| his family nbout two venta age to Ald 12 ft. 3in. x9 ft. old ba ‘ou: 0 colors and combinations of Satin and Kid- 1 cerned. in the devel tof ih ; Tat is the opinion expressed by John pet epeSigarge ed : 12 ft. 3in. x 9f* 3in. Biue background, §750.00 skin, in popular shades. Reta ee far Late oe disied tox Menton, = ALL IDEAL HOLIDAY GIFTS flexible Welted Soles. bases his conclusion on reports received | NORRISTOWN, Pa. Nov, 9—An- from all sections of the United Stat ust Pusqualo has been indicted by the reflecting the thought of both employers|Grand Jury for the murder of Blakely and labor on the situation. Coughlin, the thirteen-moaths-old Infant Inquiry into conditions tn the men's| Which he confessed to kidnapping. OPPENHEIM.CLLINS & C 25,000 work: thia Industry were out 34th Street—New York STORE OPENS 9 A. M. TO 5.30 F. M. a a At Fall’s first tingle! many men hustle into heavy clothes, but go right on wearing the same, - weight socks and shoes! | Yet it’s feet that come in direct contact with cold pavements and ankles that are exposed to every chilly breeze. | Wool socks make for) foot comfort—solid com- fort if worn with our solid- leather oxfords, A wide variety of all- wool socks in attractive heather mixtures—all- wool by our own test. | A wide variety of thor- oughly good, all-leather shoes. Plenty of benguss, | | 125 Tailored Cloth Dresses Selling smartly because smart— Scotch knit jacke ts! waistcoats and golf hose. Wednesday—A Clearance Sale of Women’s and Misses’ Dresses, Suits and Coats At Greatly Reduced Prices Practise Thrift Now! The Safe Way The Easy Way Thé Morris Plan Way 5% ion $1.00 or more, money withdrawable at any time * 125 Coats and Wrap Coats For Women and Misses Reduced to 38.00 under reasonable regulations 100 Afternoon and Street Dresses For Women and Misses Values to 45.00 28 .00 etn at £0 6% on $100. or more, left for yearly periods Interest Starts at Once eens senastns ie For Women and Misses Reduced to 18.00 Call today or send your name and address to The Morris Plan Co. of New York Resources over $8,000,000 | | Heavier underwear in-! 175 Custom Tailored Suits saan eee aC bose eaees ogee cludes mon gis Bio. 939— Maia, Often | 261 Brosdwey Deity. Fite ie fas i el For Women and Misses Reduced to 3 5.00 the atmosphere fits the 150 Jersey Cloth Suits | ceaqtteREACE TREATY | iz LEAGUE OF NATIONS COVENANT [tay sadonerng For Women and Misses Reduced to 16.50 | 1920 WORLD ALMANAC | Special Limited Fdition 3d¢ a Copy at All World O.'fices. Formerly Sold to 20.00 12.00 Ten modeis in Black Glace, Matt and i Brown Kidskin and Tan Russia Calf- ‘) skin. Hand turned } Soles. Walking or Louis XV. heels. { 3 Formerly Sold to 15.00 8.75 Group 3 and Welted Eleven styles fine Bench made Boots, suit- Kidskin in solid Also on Sale in our Brooklyn and Newark Stores heels. Hand turned Louis XV. heels. $16.50 and 20.00 Monroe Jr. Suits and Lie $ NOW 9 0 NOW (All Monroe Jr. Suits have Two Pair Pants) MANHATTAN 42nd Stroet cor. Biway SOE, 42d" “ Madison Nason “ ” Frankfort 5 Cort'dt “ Lath St. opp. Acad Mth Street cor, a 46th Strect & Broadway 59th Street at Col. Circle 125th Street cor. 7th Ay. 18 lot St. er, St.N’b'las Av, BRONX Bergen Ave. at 149th St. BROOKLYN 413 Falton Strest 587 Fulton at Flatbush 5000 Pairs—Three Special Groups Oppenheim, Collins & Co.'s Standard High Quality. At Most Extraordinary Reductions—W ednesday greatest Boys’ clothing event in America! $35, 30, 25 and 22.50 Monroe Jr. Suits and Overcoats 1S NEWARK—151 Martet 9. JERSEY CITY—"**%" Ss PATERSON—zz0 male st TONKERS— getty | Seuare FID\ADELPHIA™- Mi, £ ALBANY, §. Y.— Pek