The evening world. Newspaper, November 11, 1920, Page 15

BANK SAFE LOOTED; CASHIER THOUGHT LOCKED IN MISSING. oe Officials Work All Night to “Rescue” Attache—Stolen $60,000 Recovered. | OTTAWA, Tl, Nov. 11.—Offivials| if the National City Bank of Ottawa. city officials and volunteers worked | feverishly all night to open the | bank's safe, believing that Francis J. | Carey, a teller, had been locked tn- side by bank robbers When through the six inch steel door with two mechanicn had _,out acetylene torches, no one was inside | and $60,000 had been taken from the — safe ‘Terrence Connolly, an Ottawa res- dent, stepped from the rear door of a soft drink establienne nt adjoining the bank about 7 o'clock last night and « man standing in the rear of the bank dropped a package and fied. ‘The missing currency was in the package Bank and city offic the Joliet penitentiary blowers imprisone. ut we told that none now serving time would be of assistance modern vault door. in opening « of safe experts hastily ciala fe aufckly mt Rock fslana and a special run t burned CS. Ayers, of Ottaw wag empty Charles C. T hank, found partments ‘Le! employees cf k cash opened and their taken, Carey's mother, Mrs. “Thomas ©. Carey, sald qe had not returned home since supper. 2 =Flint’s Fine Furniture VDUDYOIQUVVTVVYVOTOUOD OVO OT MA AD LAAs A = GUARANTEED We led the Woy Our unprecedented action, announced on September 26th, of anticipating possibly a-year or more, the general lower- ing of Furniture prices, by re-pricing every item in our stocks has been followed by other establishments apparently anxious to adopt the same sound policy of permitting more business to make up for less profit. Our action, however, was deliberate — and planned. Comparison of values will show that here re-pricing has been thorough — and liberal. DINING ROOM AND BEDROOM SUITES AT 25% to 50% OFF FORMER PRICES Including a large variety of designs and all the favored woods and finishes. ° PERSIAN & CHINESE RUGS AT HALF PRICE The significance of this remarkabJe reduction may be better understood when it is stated that every rug in the entire collection has been personally selected and not purchased in the bale as is the usual custom. The colors, patterns and qualities are of the choicest. Our entire stock is included. MAT TO ROOM DIMENSIONS. Vey of the Maker UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE made to special order for prompt delivery from our N. Y. City factory Flint & Horner Ce ina 20:26West 36% St. QUUUUG UNTO ATVERU UTA TUUATUUIUTULTETUTTL MP APRURTUEURADOSTODRTONDOTELORIOGOOTTOTOA OOOO LETTE TTT TD Thitcs STU NAIUVNNH Your BOY'S MACKINAW for ONE-HALF price! more durable, wool—leatherette We have just 675 of these exceptionally desirable Mackinaws, so please come early. cannot bring the boy, come without him—we will exchange. cozier mackinaw was never built than this one Monroe Clothes has for your boy—full 32 ounce all lined—doubly sizes 8 to 18—and unusually dressy. 410° = \ The equal of these gar- Elsewhere these very mackinaws are re- | tailing at $20 and $25—-yet commencing to- | morrow we are offering them to you in un- restricted choice in Upstairs Monroe ' j Clothes Shops at sewn— If you | Opportunity knocks but once—and MONROE JR. TWO.PANTS SUITS AND OVERCOATS AT $6 TO $20 LESS! i 4 : THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, LADIES’ | SUITS Jerseys and Serges in Navy, Black and Brown, All sizes. $ ] 0°? Women's Blouses WEARING APPAREL AT LESS THAN COST PRICES ON MAIN FLOOR RETAIL STORE OF OUR 12-STORY BUILDING. "WOMEN’S READY-TO-WEAR VELVET HATS 1920. BARGAIN SPECIALS FOR TO-DAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY DURING THIS PRE-INVENTORY SALE Perry, Dame & Co., The Standard Mail Order House, is now selling their surplus stocks to New Yorkers and offers | THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS’ WORTH OF DEPENDABLE SHOES AND DRY GOODS | OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY | i WARM BLANKETS Wool Nap in White and Gray, blue and pink borders, Marked down prices: $1.98 $2.15 $7.69 $3.19 and $4.15 Per Pair, Marked down from $4.00 89c This Is the Biggest Shoe Bargain WOMEN’S SHOES} | Beys’ Not All Sizes in Each Style. ee Closing out our entire stock of MEN’S SHOES All marked down from | | Aanerher Another Grent Bargain 300 pairs of Shoes $9. 6 to 12. Ever Offered OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF High ‘Shoes, Pumps and Marked down from $3.98 Not all sizes in this lot. | Sines S000 Merced cove Wen Fe 45x36 in. Marked down from 65¢. 3,000 yards of DRESSES | | Velveteens in Brown, Navy and Dark Wine colore-= all sizes. Osfords in black and brown 19 $5.50 per pair $ ] 0: .00}° N . Marked down miele $] 98 Per $2 Pair $3; 19 0 Marked d § from $16.00 down to Pair | air from $16.00 Aulsise | [Linle Gil’ Coats] |Only 32 “MUSIPHONE”|| BOYS’ | | Amoskeag Swe: 4° "| |PHONOGRAPHS LEFT|| ‘Suits Crash Cc $ 1 00 SUITS Heavy quality with . This large hand- Another lot blue border. Hate de eis Geos || aaron nett gree | | Rha $5. HILE THEY LAST - - "An Jarked down tar raiacmstomy | ——e a | OFFERED tee sete Women's SKIRTS Were S108 ings TO CASH t Made of Serge, Taf- ome PURCHASERS ———— feta or Satin. MEN’S $1.98 C= | [$4 Q.75 HEAVY Curtai ] . SWEATERS | | | | urtains rey an leather ith lace paseo ote The “Musi- Trinhd. Stase 38 to a8 yerds iome” Mar Beene Plays all "$9 “49° from $2.00 for ite sweet, mel: 4 98 Pillow Cases (each) 33c | I trae ee | PO Cc Pair {seat uted fon fon Hundreds of other ie | wee te ie The Standard MailOrderHouse | GPa 3 I coats, Boys’ “error 55th Street, Between 9th and 10th Aves. #,"m,cne SATURDAY EASY TO REACH BY 10TH AVE. CARS, 9TH AVE. CARS, 59TH ST. CROSSTOWN Vionad. Come early and Lord & Taylor DIAMONDS SET IN PLATINUM Ios \ The diamond’ 5 ts ay OF Let us ome of our cut ting. you eOX¢ suis sitely NW diamonds. Belections fron $55 to $1275 Fed. Tax Additional PIFTH AVENUE sh ow oh! CARS, 6TH AND 9TH AVE. ’ 7TH AVE, SUBWAY AT 59TH ST, STATION fol the best cholee. (ESTABLISHED 1827) Weat of Fifth Avenue | Fourteenth Street Continuing for Friday and Saturday —_—_——OF this is the one time. a 200 Sizes 8 to 18 Were $16.50 and §20 ments for style, quality and PRICE hasn’t been seen in six years—every suit and “overcoat all wool, doubly sewn buttons sewed on to Stay, pockets stayed and tacked to prevent ripping, collars hasted and felled, pants fully Jined_and_rein- orced at knees and seat—— and every suit and overcoat at $6 to $20 less than others are asking for the same quality. If your boy needs clothes (and he always does) this is an exceptional opportunity to SAVE 15. | Were $22.50 to $35 Sizes 8 to 18 Says Cream 4p Helleves RELIEVE CATARRH!. OPEN { ‘ NOSTRILS AND HEAD j; | HEARN || . A $40,000 Purchase of Corsets for $23,000 ~|| | epecial Purchase Sale | Cmericap fiady Cts ‘ SALE PRICE $2.50 American Lady Corsets, - - - 1.50 $359 American Lady Corsets, - : - 2.00 ta Nontrtte} $5.00 American Lady Corsets, - - - 3.0Q $65.50 American Lady Corsets, Macame - 4.00 $10.00 Madame Lyra Corsets, - - - 5.00 ” MANHATTAN 42nd Street cor. B’way 50E. 42d“ “ Madison Nassau“ * Frankfort 5 Cortl’'dt “* “ Blway 14th St. opp. Acad, Music 34th Street, Cor. B’way 46th Street & Broadway 59th “ at Col. Circle 125th Street cor. 7th Ave. NEWARK—151 Market Stree Bist St. cor. St. N’h'las Av. 18 1st St. cor. jas Av, JERSEY CITY— Newark Av, & Bay BRONX PATERSON—t20 Main Street Bergen Ave, at 149th St. ; YONKERS—Getty Squece BROOKLYN PHILADELPHIA—!% go 413 Fulton Street 587 Fulton at Flatbush ALBANY, N. ¥.— Sr Ng renel WORLD “WANTS” WORK WONDERS Cors The majority preserves the The enormous success which immediately followed the opening of this sale is proof of its splendid values. Because of the magni- tude of the purchase, we have still enough stocks to continue the sgle for Friday. 4s are of coutil or brocade in pink or white, daintily finished at top with or embroidery. There are also some satin corsets included in the lot. * are boned with Mighty-bone, fashionable lines of the corset, Sizes 19 to 26 and’ some larger which has especial resilience and See Pages 18, 23 and 31 for other Hearn edvertising.