The evening world. Newspaper, December 17, 1920, Page 9

res . . . THE EVENING WORLD ¥ arrest, ended when American anthor-| for desertion. Marine officials nay the | Itles returned the marines to Guam joaae ia “without precedent” and blame fOr i jlast September.” ‘To-day, with the| the fair Hawalian moon. brides in their new thatched roof! Dawson enlisted at Portland, Ore. WED IN YOKOHAMA | 2 as 38th St. Fair Hawaiian Moon Blamed} Slenderising Fashions for Stout Women for Marines Deserting With Clearance Sale of _ Stern Brothers West 42nd Street (Between 5th and 6th Averues) West 43rd Street BONWIT TELLER &CO. The Specally & MIPTH AVENUP AT 38™ STREET Gifts of Utility and Quality HANDBAGS, POCKET BOOKS same year, Decisive Price Revisions on Our Misses’ and Girls’ Apparel Dusky Beauties. ° and FITTED VANITIES Is Enable us to offer the following WASHINGTON, Dec. 17—-Naval Winter App arel ie { EXTRAORDINARY VALUES for TO-MORROW : 4 a wate ene id sa eae Many are French” i sa 7 | M , Suite | Misses’ Dance Frock TY, Baron ewantgiis, Importations, especially selecte ¥ isses’ Suits isses’ Dance Frocks ae: dies ane ert Wau 5 | for Stout Women for the Christmas Gift Season. if ‘ Taken from regular stock, mostly Also dinner and afternoon frocks, Clifton, twenty-five, of Winona, ‘ EL | i only one-of-A-kind models fash- of high class Silk Fabrics. Sizes PARIS BEADED BAGS that are examples fee) ioned in high class fabrics; i wend 14, 16 aid 18 years, ‘Reducedita of the finest art’stry in design and harmo- a 14, 16 and 18 years. Reduced to nious blending of colorings, Drawstring, i i $38.50 $50.00 sterling silver or gold frames. Minn., stationed in the Marine Corps At their original prices the values represented were on the Island of Guam. extraordinary, to-day they are truly phenomenal. Official records of the case showed that life in Guam had begun to pall ( OA I S ney (F peg aepenen amri nes 65 Were Selling to 78.00 Now 25.00 to 575.00 | |i! Formerly sold up to $89.75 Formerly sold up to $125.00 site asic ere WE: cbs bangs . . I . 5 SuAhy Tee tH ee wes 85 Were Selling to 94,50.. af bs Misses’ Wrap Coats Misses’ Wraps & Wrap Coats gowns. | 51 Were Selling to 115.00......... 79.50 IMPORTED VELVET , HANDBAGS {| Large fur collars of Australian or Fashioned of soft Wool Fabrics; A motor boat stocked with provi-|{/ with beautifully wrought frames of carved bh Ringtail, Opossum, silk lined and large fur collars of Taupe Nntria atons was commandeered and the four SUITS galalith, solid gold, sterling silver, shell, | warmly interlined. Sizes 14, 16 or Australian Opossum. Sizes 14 eloped. ‘The first landing and nearest | ivory and self covered; many us plain. | and 18 years. 16 and 18 years. ono was the Island of Yay, now get-| | 45 Were Selling to 79,50.......... 39.00 some with marcasite or onyx clasps or I PE gee eee ela cg 36 Were Selling to 110.00.......... 65.00 steel embroidery. 3| $5 2.00 $65.00 hore, Walle the belles of the Island ||| 26 Were Selling to 165.00.......... 95.00 25.00 to 200.00 15 Regularly $85.00 Regularly $115.00 crowded about to Inspect the visitors! |) . Girls’ Dressy Coats Fur collars of Taupe Nutria or]. the Japanese who run Yap selzed the| |) “foursome” for observation, ‘ pace nena eee The Japanese sent Dawson and x. || | Girls’ Dressy Frocks IMPORTED VANITIES of silk and metal I Fashioned of Satins, Taffetas or 4 Clifton along with the two causer of brocades, novelty silks, velvet and ! Velveteen. Some’ daintily em- Australian Opossum, lined and the rouble "to Yokohama, "At “hat | | Me Side parr ° Ber PO PRCA, various real leathers with essential Fittings i. Kleed Relies oe 1 interlined, Phe et to ort they were turned over to the ||| 4 ‘ i immi BH | Asin Con | 28 Were Selling to 146.00... |... 79.50 ope yarn ge ha | $20.00 | $24.75 rhe Consul told it to the marines, * ° i It was 2 double wedding, two ma. All garments from regular stock, “made the a | fines and two ehamorron All quel Warr aes rare 22 0 pevocaena t8 12.50 to 75,00 Formerly sold up to $39.50 Formerly sold up to $37.50 appened last summer, The honey- 3 Bioon, with the bridegrooms under | Extraordinary Values in a Sale of GLOVE SILK UNDERWEAR KAYSER’S GLOVE SILK VESTS Bodice or French band tops. Pink only. Regularly $3.95 $2.95 IMPORTED LEATHER HANDBAGS q and or, * real alligatsr, antelope, pin seal, bright Morocco, mocha, suede or akecnipiain or with solid gold corners and. clips; marcasite and cameo clasps and diverse types of frames. 20.00 to 85.00 GH. Altman & Un. MADISON AVENUE FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK Thirty-fourth Street Thirty-fifth Street Kayser’s Glove Silk Bloomers Heavy quality. Regularly sold at $5.50 Kayser’s Combination Suits Kayser’s Glove Silk Vests “Marvelfit” ; silk top; silk lisle Heavy weight; hemstitched tops; drawers; bodice top; also regular ribbon shoulder straps; regularly shoulder straps; reg. $5.50 to $6.50 sold at $5.50. A Special Reduction Sale of Boys’ Winter Clothing will offer extraordinary buying advantages to-morrow (Saturday) bse Big Sacrifice Sale! “m3 SUITS & OVERCOATS Very Special Values To-morrow in | Wr Men’s and Women’s Silk Umbrellas ! | | lhe <a er ca oe . Boys’ Extra-Knickerbocker Suits of various mate- rials, including fancy mixtures and corduroys (sizes incomplete, but ranging generally from 7 to 18) reduced to $13.50 Mackinaws of excellent quality (sizes 8 to 18) reduced to $13.50 Ulsters of fine-quelity wool materials (sizes 11 to 18, but not every style in every size); practically the entire remaining assortments have been reduced to $18.50, 28.50, 35.00 Distinctive models especially suitable for Christmas presents. Women’s Umbrellas-Black or Color- ed Silk; Bakelite handles with rings | Extra quality; Bakelite rings and |. or fine leather loop models with | leather loops; Men’s with “Prince Bakelite tops and stubby club tops | of Wales’ handles. $5.75 $6.75 Women’s Sill Umbrellas—Extra Men’s Silk Umbrellas —Handsome quality plain or satin tape edge; “Prince of Wales” handl Bakelite posts and rings and leather rince of Wales” handles decora- loops; 14-karat gold-tipped handles, ted with sterling silver. Men’sand Women’sSilkUmbrellas | $8.50 | $9.75 Drastic Price Reductions on Our Entire Stock of | BOYS’ WINTER CLOTHING | A inost important event for Saturday in which practical Christmas gifts for boys may be selected at a substantial saving. NOTHING RESERYDD, NOTHING WITHHELD. YOUR ABSOLUTE UNRE- He ED CHGIOK OF ANY 40. 815 AND 850 SUIT OB -OVENCOATS NOW 27 Cortlandt Street $7722 obser Hudson Tube at Corner. SPECIAL CHRISTMAS OFFERS Fixtures 4 vy Large Reductions have also been made in the prices of Youths’ Long-trouser Suits (sizea 18 to 20) Boys’ School Overcoats Sizes 11 to | Junior Overcoats-Sizes 3 to 10 yrs. 18 years, Formerly $24.50 to 42.50 | Formerly $22.50 to 35,00, $18.50, 22.50 and 29.50 $15.00 to 29.50 Boys’ Mackinaws —Sizes § to IS yrs. | Boys’ Novelty Suits in Velvet, Serge, Formerly $16.50 to 21.50, Wool Mixtures, Knitted Cloth aed $12.50 to 17.50 Corduroy. Junior Norfolk, Middy and Oliver Twist models. Formerly Boys’ Norfolk Suits— Mostly all with eR extra knickerbocker trousers; Fancy $5.95 to 19.50 Wool Mixtures or Blue Serge. Sizes 7 to 18 years. Wonnerly | Boys’ Tan Raincoats $12.50 to $2.50, + Hat to match; 6 to 16 yrs. $7.50! $9.75 to 19.50 Black Rubber Raincoats, - $5.00 All Boys’ HATS and CAPS Greatly Reduced. Complete Fixtures for ’ Parr Y FA age--- Electric Irons $4.00 ‘ UNITED LIGHTING FIXTURE CO. 280 Bowery ee eres halen) mamOnen Katurday All Day—sSunday 4 FP. Ma including a number of Suits of exceptional quality which . are now offered at the attractively low price of $29.50 Both of the above Departments are on the Sixth Floor —EE QUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK MONDAY MORNING WONDERS)