The evening world. Newspaper, November 26, 1920, Page 32

RAN TY TRADE ==" ports Less Than One Sixth Those of 1913-4No Dull Avalanche, Any suggestion that German toys W koding the American market ‘for @ Christmas trade, or that the Fath- d had even begua to bid for its position as the world's largest toy odticer, would seem to be unfounded, an investigation by an Evening forld reporter into recent toy im- to this country. , German-made toys here and to ai ve this the biggest month for stock- Christmas goods will not equal -sixth of the amount: of pre-whr Por the last fiscal yeu » Which ended on Intry received $7 is and toys from G ’ the past ten months ending Oct less than one million dollars’ worth come in. I to these of that received in O: iries from leading rm reveal that the quantity of t wan toys at presen: being put « Market is inflaites') al pal retailers of Fifth ay say that a limited amount vf constitutes all the German goods be found in their stores this year. At the Custom House, where all ‘n- and incoming ship manifes received and checked, it was before the srman toy invasion, “Seven years ago,” said an official) the Appraiser's Stores, “we would | toys In methodical German wa: is not apparent t apparent to us t has little raw ma ories are practically goods of this k ad ‘boi home labor, a certain amount, strength and breakable, Ser 2S Se ee Cee ews oe For Boys and Girls- liancy. and dependably staunch. Shopability, washability and durability claim E-Z for their own, Sold by All Good Stores man families, especially in the vicinity | of Nure LIE TEE TT LAVACA LOY WACO (5) BOYS’ CLOTHING SUITS, OVERCOATS, bie cag | 4: 0 U P| | Ages 3 to 18 yrs. | | To be sold at | lees shan cost, satisfy 9 office of Astignee Room 507, 32 Union Sq, cast [3 fa Hf ‘near Mth St. ay Stations “AAAPROTRATRAAORTT HOME $0] A HOME COMPLETE Sa xton cman PEN SATURDAY EVENINGS” $1. WEEKLY ¢ A} ORENE An AccoUNT ® inf #3, DOWN ON $50" DOWN ON $759 y We DOWN ON oO" FISHER BROS COLUMBUS AVENUE are 103" & 104" Srs S Sex, SERRE ED el e|ea ~__ AMUSEMENTS, CENTURY (it, fits'wns Wel at a? MECCA MUSICAL EXTRAVAGANZA OF THE On F. RAY COMBTOCK and MORRIS GEaT Present the World's Greatent Suceres WINTER GARDEN &. 1 tondon Hs DELYSIA' Livtte THEATRE, | Fi] Ist W.44in st | ii | Eve. 6.20, BELMONT. LONGACRE "get, ¢. COMEDY & bon A ‘Dose, Thum. & Mal, warn LUPIN LANE and Paul Poiret Costumer. Mate, Wed. & Sat, 2.20, Matiness Wed. & The Reining Stuslest Cometiy Sus PATTER ii *. Wet diet st ee £30 HOLBROOK BLINN'’ THe ‘BAD. MAN With JAMES CRANE, Mond>+, Nov. 29 oh Gr Tie NEW Year Wait i en sith ate. Thurs & 240. Bty “" Evenions, 1.28 A BEN- AM. Wed. and Set. 2 90, 48TH ST. * ct UE of Baas, Bre 430, MARY NASH ‘my Woiait ni way tee ii’ | OPPORTUNITY CASINO fiat Wr and naterdey _ CONCERTS AND “MUSIC. 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All with silk lin ings ,and warm Actual Values to $75 interlinings. Sleeved wraps, straightline coats, etc.—of Bolivia, Duvet Velour, Peachbloom, Plush, etc.; lavish collars of Mole, Nutria, Australian Opossum, Raccoon, etc. And the quality of furs with makes the garments still more unusual. New Models 5 Navy Velvets is a value out-of-the-ordinary at Beacon Blanket Bath Robes UNUSUAL VALUE 3% Flowered, Oriental and plaid de- signs, in many colorings, Satin trimmings, heavy cord girdles. SAVING Meteor, Overblouse Sale OO Specially Purchased, e VALUES TO $8.95 Colorings: ¢ Materias: Trimmings Rattan Silk Brocades Venise Laces Tomato @ Minuettes Silk Fringes Oriole Satins Soutache Braids Honeydew Georgette Hand Embroideri Bisque Crepe de Chine Beads, Etc. ‘The models include entirely new versions of the Casaque, the Surplice the Hip Blouse and the new Tie-on and Tie-back styles. 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Other Day and Dinner Frocks 35% Crepe-back Satin, Charmeuse, Crepe Poiret Twill and Tricotine, Trimmings of iridescent beads and Emb'd Trtcoting Frock, 16.75 hand embroideries: Also dinner and dance frocks in black and brown lace, E STREETS fotual Values lo $89.50 The soft fabrics that the mode demands, and the kind of work- manship that will stand the most critical inspection. The great fur collars are formed by Ringtatt, Nutria and Australian Opossum, and many have cuffs of fur as well. 89” {etual Values to $115 Crystal Cloth, Bolivia, Lus- trola, Orlando, Caledonia, For- tuna and Frostglo of richest qualities are used to fashion these sumptuous while the adornments are se lected matched furs of Squirrel, Nutria, Australian Opossum, Moleskin, Raccoon, ctc coat-wraps; es louse Seco Silk Chemises UNUSUAL VALUE |:2° Chemise with lace, Satin and Rosebud trimmings, in flesh and Orchid. Of Seco Silk, also an extra fine quality nainsook, FROCKS LARGE VARIETY, AT UNUSUAL Silk Frocks ——___ 75 497 ii} and Dance Frocks, i a Crepe Satins, G ? Crepes and Chiffon Velvets, with aaded charm lent by the glint of metallic ° » Also Afternoon Frocks of £#:3 and Tricotine, the best of their kind in material, trimming snd design, RPC stipe lichen il los IT MAKES LITTLE DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEED— A WORLD “WAN'T” AD. WLLL GO AND GREY I} i se