The evening world. Newspaper, November 12, 1920, Page 11

Austria or Central Burope, but cond!- 2,500,000 WORKERS fini er sruntn tore tad there }NOW IDLE IN EUROPE |“ itiov'oo More Than Half of Them in Britain |{ac on, and Germany—Many Thousands = Er gl SE Draw Pay. ’ * * LONDON, Nov. 12.—Strikos and slack: | Don’t Wait Until ened business in Burope have lett 1,800, Your Eyesight 000 workers Idic, Exact figures are not Is Ruine e@vallabie, but the British Labor Min- Fa “ ip Inte puta the number of unomployed ||] Delay méans danger if you at this figure. yes nee ¢ help of glasses In. Great Britain there are 200,000 men |{] NOW. Nothing is so import @rawing unemployment pay from the |]] ant to YOU as good eyesight. Gov#iiment, but there are tens of thou- | Reliable Eyesight Examination sands more who have not benefited by ||} by Registered Eye Specialists the payments, Some of these constitute | the wreckage from the late upheavals In | EF: 2 Si the coal flelds and minor bualnexses | haat did rd rs JON: swept by strikes. | 5 od Laborites estimate unemp! New York: 184 B i} Great Britain at 430,000. Germar 223 ‘ file army is placed at 400,000. Of th 350 Sixth Av. pany are receiving Government ration. 101 N nes was believed to have 200,000 unemployed. ‘ ‘There were no statistics from Italy. i there was belle ot gent of the labor popu- AMILTON’S |==== 300 Fur Collzred Coats || Reductions Averaging About One-Hall . Plumettes, Crystal Cords, Velours, Broadclaths and Silvertones. i Values to $55; Now Reduced to $35 ; | ike All Wool Tricotine All Wool Velour Dress, Coat, Tinselled Em French Seal | broidery, Former Collar, Former || 500 Cloth and Silk Dresses Greatly Reduced in Price i ‘The Materials Include Tricotines, Serges, Satins, Tricolettos, ||| : Charmeuse. | $40 Dresses Now $25 $35 Dresses Now $20 HAMILTON GARMENT CO. | 307 FIFTH AVENUE sins. aws on a pair of And the reason is simp h pair she finds perfection o , exquisite care for detail and the finer, ofter quality of French kidskin she ha learned to look for A three-cla tes. Fashione and Paris point p style is one of her favnr- glace kid, with overseams mbroidery, this glove featured in an at ¢ variety of Fall and Winter colors. Tan, brown, mode, grey beaver, paste, as well as black and white $5.00 pair Made in Grenoble, France expressly for Lord &Taylor Thirty-fourth Street FIFTH AVENUE - NEW YORK =———— 1 Piece to Put On Instead of 3 Young Folks Hop Happily, Snappily into e 3-in-1 Shirt—-Drawers —Waist : HE Ww. IsT| ry are TRADE MARK REGISTERED For Boys and Girle—Ages 2 to 13 who is equipped by thoughtful parents with E-Z Waist Union Suits. Three garments in one means trebled convenience in putting on, 3-fold case in taking off. De": is a simple, neat, orderly operation for the boy or girl From eun-up to sun-down the E-Z Waist Union Suit lends itself to exercise and frolic—‘giving” readily to every movement—taking gamely every pull and strain. The knitted tubular straps yield length- wise, thus removing the burden of resistance from the garment proper The buttons of real bone make secuity double sure. The handy, durable attachments for hose and outer garments vie vigorously with most exacting wear. The full sizes and craftily contrived drop seat complete the comfort chapter. Shopability, washability and durability claim E-Z for their own SOLD BY ALL GOOD STORES GB. Altman & Un. -IFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK MADISON AVEN Thirty-fifth Street A New Purchase of urth Street-—New York Newark—Broad, Cor, W. Park Fur Collar Coats at Cost Magnificent New Models Values $75 up to $85 $ 49” “Coats at Cost” tomorrow—we mean exactly what we say. Nothing like this has ever been attempted Magnificent, aristocratic models that up to this special purchase and sale have ranked foremost at very much higher prices. * West Thirty-Fo Brooklyn— Fulton, Near Hoy! In the Season's Better Fabrics, Properly Set Off by Big, Cosy Collars. Every Coat Silk Lined. Every coat in this collection represents the very utmost in qual. ( ity, tailoring and elegance. Fine Bolivias. Suede Velours, Yalama Cloths, Chamoistyne and Silvertones. ‘ Stunning Dresses to Close Out Regular $35 up to. $65 Dresses Reduced for Quick Disposal 28 Important money-sav‘ng news! An opportunity made possible by our willingness to sacrifice several hundred dresses without profit—to take a loss rather than have merchandise in the house over 50 days. At $28 you will consider this the biggest saving in dresses for years. ~Tatfeta — Charmeuse -Tricotines -Meteors —Satins —Twills -Crepe de Chines ~—Velvets —Georgettes These dresses. were just recently purchased! They were so attractive that they sold out immediately, leaving only a few models of each number—not enough for regular stocks. So we've gathered them all together and put a price on them! Fur Collar Suits at Cost Plain Tailored or Fur Trimmed Regular $45 to $55 Values 35 Productions that will delight the fastidious—despite their decidedly low prices. In all the newer up-to-date fashion notes of authority none omitted. 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