The evening world. Newspaper, November 26, 1920, Page 26

iy THE EVENING WURLD, PRLVAY, NOVEMBER iv, 1y4u. we [PEND GEM SMUGGLER, [OPEN BRONX BALLOT BOXES. |? Disrict or me Tm Asvomniy| tet, wnton, ste ont nn 2 Ror Ol iy BECLARES DANC ene preven Casirane tat sate 16 one sca cl | Phone Number G I M B EL _ BROTH! ERS Graded Nowe HE. 100,000 Je i} 32 STREET -BROADWAY~33n0 STREET NEW YORK CITY |] 14,20 end22_| } “T never had any in PPR ling my jewelry ana Sore ee epee ee = ae i ~ paaaaaes —— p> Bhe United States Due to my ign © glared SATURDAY ; LAST DAY Stern Brothers | West 42nd Street Between 5th and 6th Avenues) West 43rd Street | k omy things | || OF THE SALE OF EXPORT PIANOS and | PLAYERS at $190 LESS THAN OUR USUAL PRICE FOR PIANOS OF THE SAME MAKE ‘Tam ma in difficulty because ¢ jorance of the law f 4n Paris, and, we 5 wontract >) y le- My part ris it have tw Our Newest, Most Fashionable Assortments of JUNIORS’ and GIRLS’ APPAREL Now offered at prices considerably below the regular value. fo it was not € < 8 < 2 them right Ton: me again, They |]) ell are worth about $100,000." hl i The * gh a ved Wednesday | | r Riicaiclalsigins \l| | Junior Girls’ Bolivia Coats— | GANGSTERS IN AUTO |} Large fur collars of Australian | SHOOT MAN IN JAW}! Opossum; lined and warmly inter- | lined; sizes 10 to 16 years, Four men tn an automobile without | $28.00 Heense plates drew up at Myrtle and! Made to sell for $39.50 Bushwick Avenues to-<jay. As the ma. | chine stopped one of the men, 0 Michael Burns of No. 92 Street, who was e. ‘J Girls’ Cloth Dresses— Several embroidered models made of Navy Blue Wool Serge; sizes | 6 to 14 years, $7.50 Made to gell for $12.75 Junior Girls’ Dressy Coats— Fashioned in Camel's Hair Velour; Ringtail Opossum fur collars ; lined | | and interlined; sizes 8 to 14 years, | $24.75 Made to sell for $35.00 pointing | Lynch | on the corner with Ad, Girls’ Velvet Dresses— Some with Pongee guimpes, also many smartly embroidered mod- els; sizes 6 to 16 years, $20.00 Made to sell up to $37.50 vi aptly uway com nions auld they had n er ‘the id entity of the 1 men in the Prisoner Fishte, to Eacape. ‘When John Burr, twenty-four years] Gets, (ot No. 62 Jewell Street, Brook 4 was arraigned in the Bridge Plata Cx me PERRY. DAME &. Co The Standard Mail Order House This Famous Mail Order House Will Sell WEARING APPAREL in ses AT COST & LESS | AND SHOES In our gigantic Mail Order business we often buy more than we need—not being able to return such goods, we gladly retail our Surplus Stock below cost to the people of New York City. Go a Short Way—Spend a Nickel—Save Dollars BIG BARGAINS FOR TO-DAY’S AND SATURDAY’S SALE OUR MAIN FLOOR RETAIL STORE | OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY WOMEN’S (| WOMEN’S Skirts|| Suits 51-69 $7.98 The biggest bar- gain of the year 120 more of these Winter Suits, in various desirable models and fabrics. Sizes 36 Easy To Get There loth Ave. Cars, 9th Ith Ave. Subway Station at 59th St. Never before—and possibly never again. Tomorrow ends the sale—at 9 P. M. These are the pianos and players built for export—and better built—unexpect- edly offered for sale at a sacrifice—a sale here, forced by banking conditions in South America—Cuba—England —Aus- tralia—for which these instruments were intended You Pay 3395 for the Pianos’ You Pay $595 for the Players For WOMEN ‘9% Worth up to $20.00. 52 taken from our reg- ular Mail Order stock and marked down for this sale. Sizes 36 to 46. All wool mixtures, Velvets, Plushes and Plain Cloths. Not all sizes in each lot. Only 96 of these Winter outside dress Skirts. Sev- eral styles. Serges, in Navy Blue and Black, also some Mixtures in the lot. Come early. These are casily worth up to $4.50 Worth up to $15.00. We have added another lot for this Sale. Sizes 8 to 14. All shades, 8 pretty styles, all wool fabrics, Our last lot to 44, Easily worth went quickly. We have each. up to $18.00. only 55 at this price, a A bel sis0. "|| WOMEN’S || WOMEN’S PLOW || Knitted || pANcoA[s CASES Jackets BETTER BUILT—without question. The make is one of our year-in-year-out standards— afine quality, bell- toned instrument. But these are differently finished—inside and out—sfurdily built—-in every*way made to withstand long ocean trips—and please a most fastidious public. And in spite of these facts—offered for sale at $150 less than our usual price for pianos of the same make—right in stock here on our floors. Two Whole Years to Pay Blankets lee Per Another tot ma dc of heavy quality —mustin, Slee Bets | tmed. Pair MEN’S WOMEN’S hetore hean= re of Grey Wool fap» "Biinnliotee TOxSO, ed down A AS 5c Each $5.00" for thin wale. Qaiy BH on Bate. .00 Prompt delivery; service at your home for a year; a stool with Just what vou peed | | belted.” Sizes Bt. 36, P. each piano; a bench witn every player; a ten-year guarantee. Dra e: Ae tog Black only thn o from 84 and Pair spery meu pair om malt, Hare If You Can’t Call, Mail the Scrim Infants’ Knitted |{ INFANTS! it 86 in, wide. Koru and White, ™ 19¢ =: Marked down e ° 9 +e : Gentlemen: Please send me further information Per 49c a STORM Eveni ngs Until 9 0 Clock concerning your Sale of Pianos and Player Pianos a CPair bid BOOTS r built for export. 2.%5% Amoskeag Toweling Sie aS "GS | | aeneg ae wm trom $3.19 p. Disass tse ‘aid Sircat None with blue border. Specially Per | —— - Pai u = Saree down for this { 15¢ Yard | (NO MAIL ORDERS—-NO EXCHANGES eet ' Bixes 9 to 11 only, All Entrance, Near Broadway. Street and Number *1-19 9.19 SLIP-O VER SWEATERS Worsted LEGGING DRAWERS KNITTED LEGGINGS NO C. O. D."S—-NO REFUNDS House Shoes j athe 'e ntyle. 81.08" per “pale, WOMEN’S SWEATER MEN’S nual vin tro) aad 87 per pairs O° | [West 5: 55th Street, Between 9th and 10th Avenues EASY TO REACH BY (OTH AVE. CARS, 8TH AVE. CARS, 59TH ST. CROSSTOWN CARS, 6TH AND STH AVE. “L.” 7TH AVE, SUBWAY AT SOTH ST. STATION, EY WLS TERMS INCLUDE: Two Whole Years to Pay Coupon Music Salons Opens GIMBEL BROTHERS, MUSIC SALONS 33d Street and Broadway, N. Y. City City and State. ............00000++.H. We—11—26 GIMBELS MUSIC SALONS—EIGHTH FLOOR Brooklyn, Long Island and New Jersey Customers Direct to Gimbels via Tubes and Subways