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. ‘ ST EVENTNG WORLD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, F920. | HIGH PRICES PAID _| ony, Ave copies are in >: «| MOB DEMANDS LIFE | ay of her ome, vartantay, several faved, tiotdiers war a = { FOR OLD BOOKS [34,2332 IP $4,600 Top Figure for Frobisher’s * Discoveries—Philadelphia Dealer say, The books do! Leads Bidding. brought a total of ‘The opening session of the sale of | represented what is _the splendid brary of Americans ye ome ag ie owned by Herman Le Roy Edgar of seed of are some his city attracted @ large gathering | lected by Mr. Ex A | witcheraft, sorcery and magic in the of collectors and librarians last night | ee Sow Enginnd, and ot hers @t the Anderson Galleries and bigh| dealing with the rarest of the Indian | Prices were brought by some of the | treaties. | rare ALFONSO ARRIVES IN Pants ‘The top figure was bid by Dr. AS.) paris, Nov. 28.—King Alfonso W. Rosenbach of Philadelphia, & | Queen Victoria of Spain arrived el @ealer, who paid $4,600 for the only | inst events fom London, Don Jaime, | copy offered within a quarter of a son ofthe King, retpained 11 London | century of “A True Discourse of the | f° s Late Voyage of Discoveries Under — the Conduct of Martin Frobisher.” ASK FOR and GEx* | This volume, dated London, 1578, is + | wuusually rare. Oo r Cc § Dr, Rosenbach, indeed, was the highest bidder throughout the eve- The Original ning and carried off most of the prizes, He paid $3,350 for a firet Is- Malted Milk gue of “The Narrative of Champlain's | for Infants and Invalide First Expedition to Canada.” of which | avoid Imitations and Substitutes volumes col. | dealing with a a ee Before Thanksgiving Values in All the Big Blyn Stores ~ Still Time to Get Eis Stylean0 | Those New Blyn Shoes Sty'er@a ‘~ Before the Holiday PRN yf Grand Opening Sale p g Blyn Stores rely on no F spusmodic discounts an & of Men 5 Hig ial rade erratic occastonal price cut- lings to attract patronage. Actual comparison of prices a ae ooo Extra High Cut. — Phenomenal Values: The tremendous business that we had during our recent Removal Sale has cleared out all the stocks bought by us at high prices. So, when the big break in the woolen market came, we were in a position to take full advantage, and we bought the stocks for our new store at Practically our own prices. Style 3131 pera ‘Saks & Company Announce a Special Presentation of Black Kid .... Patent Colt Opera Pi 6°" ent Col ra Pump... Black and Gray Sue pera p Men’s Footwear A Seasonable Reminder Twenty styles of patent leather h oes, cloth and leather gh and low cut 6: to g-0 EAST SIDE STORES: venue Street Women’s Sports Hose ; j U] R OA l S ' ren eet. and values TO-DAY as AL- Yan Cait : j a : ( 1s oowe WAYS shows the prices of ‘Osjord, 1 Vattern Oxford ¥ U ene l . : | - Blyn Shoes—quality con- | i E are now at our new store—a larger, finer, more elegant, Seer ude cay iowse a a a | = bets befitti “yi Style better grade. The usual Extra , ¢ more convenient, and more befitting home for Meru, ys output of Shoes in Twelve Quality t Hi We have spared no expense to make possible our presenting to” you, Big Blyn Stores reduces the Cloth : . . ~ , cost of production, and we Spats Hl in an atmosphere of quiet clegance and refinement, Metropolitan . Lt-Ineh | P858 the savings on to our | yorum ravn ' . is 7 = st je Value 3.00 qi i Clothes of the highest character, at prices that will enable you to Boot hoeahteaiode 2 se j 4 j | Mei _Kta ' cs f . ¥ | o 3 ” Pump. cou f H Be Thrifty, But Look Prosperous ons J . : 4 i For this, our Grand Opening Sale, we are offering GureOue az, Z 5 ; ; i i |. Imported. Beaded Bags Ribbed or plain wool sports hose, heather mixtures and black. 1% For this reason, although we are making our usual moderate profit, we are still able to undersell every other legitimate clothing firm in New York—even those willing to take losses, and advertising 14 to 50% reductions. As for instance: Regularly Priced $55, $50, $40 Regular Values $65, $60, $55 WEST SIDE STORES: 222-224 West 125th Street, West of 7th Avenue. Gth Avonue and 27th Streot. ncéedebinsenosaerencnereesnsbesenss . $ 5 5 0 stn ‘Renvee Seth "and "oth "Stren i BROOKLYN STORES: In smart drawstring model—as pictured Now ° 0 Now $2 . ove. ‘zidts Gulla Strvets Military Park, . my 829 Broadway, Neat Park Avenue. ent Park Street, = 2 tied ronteay, ureeah Avooas Yoo"'nanee Stret $ Mall Order Dept. 2249 34 Avenue. Delivery Free to Any Part of Wortd. Factory: 511-519 East 724 Street, At 6 9 5 SUITS and O1COKTS for ll pe amd sin of men Welkalored mode in ree viety of allow! tbr. | teat in variety of fine fabrics. Single or Single or double-breast: its, Warm loose Ulsters, Rag- ° | double-breasted. Ulaters, Ulaterettes, Raglans, etc. ‘ans or Ulsterettes. Form-fitting or Conservative Overcoats 4 i OLD-FASHIONED posies™ scatter themselves over vari-colored backgrounds, their shading very Reduced from $85, $80 & $75 Priced heretofore $100, $95, $90 Now $9 9-°° Now 549: 50 cleverly done—every bead put in by hand. Dark borders dotted *. Models of fis lity. Suits in Worsteds, i * Suit hi vy Tweeds, Cheviots, Worsted—all with color form excellent con- Usuiiel Wane te Ovmeun wee Chater: «dente bis. Cesta ptuse Game tnporten Eesteh Raglans, Ulsters, Nationaliy Advertised Béands. models, You benefit by the low rate of exchange. trasts<at:top and bottom, and every color of the rainbow has been used—and-used effectively. The drawstring tops are cro- cheted in silk. Saks & Company Broadway at 34th Street -s Money back if you want tt. Alterations free. Full fine of Men's Furnishings san Pan 26: +s tem ewe tnnetn oer 1181 Broadway, Cor. 28th St, A Sale of? Genuine Pigskin Bags se We enerwe nee arg iW HA [: EN BROT H RS‘ Store Closes at 5 P. M. Brewton sbiguesl gf Bese real Lord & Taylor and Street you bring thie caver} SMMith Street 38th Street —FIFTH AVENUE— 39th Street Cor. Driggs Ave. tivement with you.| Cor, Wyckoff St, $1.50 Weekly on a $30 Purchase of Clothes Victrolas *,2sr. 2" Aeolian-Vocalions 23,227 Fine Lingerie SS EE _____. TOYLAND—Bring the children to see our large stock of Doll Carriages Child's Desks and Rockers, Automobiles, Velocipedes, Tricycles, Bicycles, Shoo-Flies, Sleds, etc,, on easy credit terms. = © 7 Clothing| | Regularly 17°° What sort of bag will you drop on the station plat- form or home threshold as your hosts greet you? If it is one of these pigskin bags you won’t want to hide it. A 17.50 Genuine Pigskin Bag, the Monarch of Small Luggage, at 9.50 is little short of extraor- dinary. Every one of these is a full cut 18 inch size model built on a sturdy frame, leather lined and provided with an excellent lock and catches. | dames MeCreery & Co. 5th Avenue , 34th Street ee Suitable for Holiday Gifts een Pr et eee UALITY and dainty trimmings are Pmportant features of the Lingerie, taken out of our regular stock and reduced for this sale. Also quan- tity purchases have enabled us to mark garments at very low prices. Se, Silk Underwear Crepe de Chine and Satin models, Domestic Lingerie Night Gowns and Envelope Chemises, attractive models, "5 Si bent fe ee Q'7.50 WY 1a) $1.50, $1.95, $2.95, Badle—vel) from 8650 down to is $3.95 4 Night Gowns, m $4.95, $5.95, $0.95 io } — $9.75 and tax * Envelope Chemises, $1.95, $2.95, $3.95 Philippine Gowns and Envelope Chemise MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S "SG Be | Beautifully hand-made and hand-embroidered, py ftO8 Un. $2.45 $2.95 $3.45 $3.95 ’ ‘ LADIEW AND e MISSES’ SULTS Also-French and Domestic, hand-made Batiste and Silk, odd pieces, AND COATS, S318 Up. ; At Greatly Reduced Prices. Dis of our Oversintied Parlor Belts, perecering onceene econ Floor Someone nee anne — = welcome. We CLOTHING, *s 816.08 Up. | IT MAKES NO DIFFERENCE WHAT, YOU NEBD—A WORLD “WANT” AD. WILL GQ AND GET IT,