The evening world. Newspaper, December 27, 1920, Page 4

i Foner ag: ini it ont Sa aA ERS HOLD UP VW a 1) (ATE, GI) pa ) SOURT CLERK AND TWO PROBATIONERS | flo Connection With Any Other Establishment in the World OUR LONG ESTABLISHED ANNUAL SALES OF INFANTS' WEAR, UNDERWEAR, ETC.” WILL” COMMENCE JANUARY 1rd From Hiding Place and Take Trafford’s Gold Watch and | ‘ Mone; Te became known "ace hrs two | LONDON est 0. - | Fifth Avenue at 35th St.—New York Established 1879 NOW IN PROGRESS—OUR DRASTIC AFTER CHRISTMAS CLEARANCE OF WINTER APPAREL OF LUXURIOUS CANTON CREPE THE NEW? SILK FAVORED BY THE MODB FOR SPRING Several Thousand Garments AT A FRACTION OF ORIGINAL PRICES Rash autyererare coofasese™ ne ‘OFFERINGS OF THIS CHARACTER. INDICATE THE TREND ln MeL NO MAIL OR PHONE ORDERS burglar. OF THE NEW SEASON TO BXTREME MODERATION IN PRICES Fox, clighteen, of No, bed NO EXCHANGES WOMEN’S APPAREL—3rd FLOOR Original; ial) Now oprah ow Later, after the detectives obtained two travelling bags at Pennsylvania Station and 91,000 worth of articles Mra. Marie Waltman, $056 Albany Terrace Road, an er epartment Christ ‘ar alles but whe schoo! tor “autmbe burgla ———— MAN SHOT, WIFE HELD. DEAI TAILORED FROCKS OF CANTON CREPF, THAT REVEAL THE- EXQUISITELY SIMPLE LINE OF THE VOGUE FOR. SPRING AT ITS BEST, HAND BABROIDERY 1 CONTRASTING COLORS Geen to Hespital and Police) fla Hear of Quarrel. GMl,, forty-three years old, a! f an, of No, 266 40th Street,| [ESM ‘Ridge, went to the Norwegian Hos- tal at 1.30 A. M. to~iay to nave a bul- extracted from hia abdomen, Bis wife Helen, forty, was cetalned Ghe police after they were told the quarrelied over their daughtwr's allowance, and that the wife & revolver. “ \ —_— Rave yoo forgotten rsciet, A x ite cast rer ax. ploy |} Ready December 31 1921 1} WORLD ALMANAC . Facts and Figures _ By the Thousand 50c a Copy—By Mail 65c Published by NEW YORK WORLD PULITZER BUILDING New York City AND WIDE LOOSE GIRDLES TEND TO AQDIFY THE RATHER TUNIC AND PANEL FROCKS OF CANTON CREPE TWO DISTINCTIVE MODELS EXCBREDINGLY GRACEFUL IN DESIGN, WITH BRIEF SLEEVES AND BROAD GIRDLBES, AND EMBROIDERED ITHD MET. ULIC THREAD OR SILI, IN CONTRASTING 100 Taffeta and Tricotine Dresses 59.50 40 Tailored-and Afternoon Dresses 75.00 65 Tailored and Afternoon Dresses 88.00 30 Tailored and Afternoon Dresses 110 00 40 Tailored and Evening Dresses 135.00 $0 Evening Gowns—some imports 550.00 60 Sport and town suits. . , 75.00 20 Suits--some with fur collars . 98,00 15 Suits— some with nutria collars 115.00 35 Higher-cost suits—some imports _ $95.00 15 Untrimmed wraps and coats , 165.00 38.00 45.00 55.00 75.00 85.00 a } 55.00 259.00 45.00 55.00 75.00 wo{ 250.09 135.00 25 Sport coat . . to { Hard 75.00 me 79.50 ah Fs 85.00 95.00 110.00 “115.00 125.00 12 Elaborately fur-trimmed wraps 245.00 125.00 10 Fur-trummed wraps and coats 215.00 to es 150.00 15 Furstrimmed coats 25 Fur-trimmed coats 3§ Bur-trimmed wraps 45 Fur-trimmed coats and weaps 20 Fur-trmmed'coats + 18 Furtrimmed wraps. . 15 Fur-trimmed wraps > « + SEVERE TAILORED LINES 39-00 PAULA it Lhe ——- COLORS mine i WE mae La At ni We Connection With Any Other Establishment in the Warld 1 wo TH THORTY: FOURTH STREET BROADWAY-FIFTH AVENUE, Pe Ar Repucep Prices Fun TRIMMED VINTER Warns FOR. WOMEN AND MISSES AFFORDING DECIDED AND TIMELY SAVINGS ap ws od Cunnmunay DRAPBD WRAPS OF LUXURIOUS VELOUR DE LAINE, RICHLY SsiLic EMBROIDERED AND TOPPED *) WITH EXTRA LARGER— COLLARS OF MOLE OR AUSTRALIAN OPOSSUM one 20 Untrimmed wraps and coats., 89.50 75.00 8 Handsome fur-trimmed wraps 495.00 to { 325.00 12 Luxurious Evening wraps, . 595.00 to 350.00 25.00 100 Georgette Blouses, Ist floor . 19.50 52 Wool Plaid Skirts » . . . 18.50 MISSES’ & GIRLS’ APPAREL—2nd FLOOR Origiealls == Now 79.00 38.00 75 Misses’ Silk and tricotine dresses 145.00 69.00 95.00 45.00 145.00 95.00 325 0 195.00 . 29.50 12.95 40 Misses’ Sport coats—raccoon collars 69.00 39,50 50 Misses’ Canton crepe or tricor time dretses. 2 . 2 1 ts 59 Misses’ Suits--many fur-trimmed 40 Misses’ Suits—fur-trimmed, , 25 Misses’ Suits—fur-trimmed , 25 Misses’ Pleated wool plaid skins ap te 75 Misses‘ coats—many fur-trimmed 159.00 12 Misses’ Velvet Evening Wr fur trimmed. + 375.00 95 Girls tub dresses (5 to t0ye. » 15.00 70 Girls’ tub flannel dresses (4 to 12 yrs.) A 22.50 5@ Girls’ serge or jersey hors 12 to 16 years 35.00 42 Girls’ suits—12 to 16 years 95.00 95 Girls’ coats—12 to 16' years 42.50 10.00 9.80 Now 75.00 195.00 6.95 10.50 15.00 45.00 18.00 LILIPUTIAN BAZAAR APPAREL (/ t03 yrs.) 4th FLOOR ty Original yp Oriecenty NOW 35 Boys’ silvertone coats a 22.50 14.50 16.50 22.50 9.75 40 Boys’ mixture coats—raglan . 24.50) 42 Boys’ chinchilla and Melton coats. A 32.50 55 Girls’ Corduroy, irae mix- ture, broadcloth coats. . 15.50 Many fine coat and re sets reduced Originally up te 35 Broadcloth coats — some fur t trimmed . . meer eA) 44 Coats the — majority trimmed . . . . 4 © + 75 21 Coats of fine velour and broad- Cloth: 4 >) 3 4 i» . 38.00 NOW 14.50 19.50 29.75 All children’s imported and domestic hats— reduced 225 BOYS’ SUITS (Heretofore 26.00 to 31.50) 18.50—5th FLOOR WOMENS AND CHILDREN'S SHOES Third Floor 250 Women's tan calfskin oxfords . 2 . Originally 12.50 8.75 ‘200° Boy's black calfskin lace shoes 11t02 7 Originally 8.00 5.50 214 to S4a—sth Moor: Originally 8.50 2000 PAIRS WOMEN’S AND CHILDREN’S SHOES BOYS’ & GIRLS’ BLACK RIBBED COTTON STOCKINGS slippers Third Floor $00 Children’s and Misses’ comfy Special 1.45 Heretofore -45 to 55 button shoes 400 Infants tan or white” kid Originally 4.50 3 pairs for . . . 1.00