The evening world. Newspaper, September 9, 1921, Page 11

eae er rane esa ww aeons St omy Met ay wim oe te — L. W. SULLIVAN TO HEAD | CITY EMPLOYMENT BUREAU. | Brooklyn Factory Manager Will! Serve Without Pay. | elfare Coler, Chair: | tava REDIT Hesse |] ara Broadway |2 DOORS ABOVE 37¢! St. At Importer's Prices Some people prefer Popular Aquamari S000 Prize in is. of ©. Mistery Contest for Children Mean Happiness and Comfort The most durable of leathers go in making up Blyn School Shoes. In addition, every known comfor ind health-giving plan is used in’their building, that children et will have the ne ary support during the st s of their early gre Just two days remain in which to prope rly outfit the Re) before school time. V isit your ne arest Blyn servic. store to-morrow without fail. a For Boys i, lace style. perforated tips i Speciil. $4.50 calf, lace, with Special. $3.50 ttle “Gents to iB For Girls sia calf, lace, BNE Ber heels, imitation $3.50 $1.00 4 West Side St $1 DEPOSIT the “Reliable” Phonograph (Made Expressly or Our Cwn Customers) % & 9 | Popular $85 Model $1 Deposit $1 Per Week This Sale Extends Through Next Two Weeks. All Models Included. . High Model Now $85 $1 Deposit $1. 00 Weekly Ui “ ** $110 ne $1.25 ** $130 es $1.50 Pernod * * $2 13 $2.50 ALL COLUMBIA GRAFONOLAS—$1 DEPOSIT Large Library of Records. Furniture, Carpets, Rugs EVERYTHING FOR HOUSEKEEPING ALL ON LIBERAL CREDIT Both Stores Cpen Saturday Evening§. Harlem Store Open Monday Evenings COWPERTHWAIT & SONS “Oldest Furniture House in America”’ 3rd Avenue Two 193-205 Park Row and 121st St. Stores at Chatham Sq. New York City. THE EVE Store News LEXINGTON TO 3RD AVE.—59TH TO COTH ST. Illustrated This Fur Sale Should Prove A Sensation to New York —— Furs of such Juxuriousness fully and painstakingly max fully designed into wraps, coats— priced so very, very low. carts begin telling others of the and beught here. sale’s values. A bea’ battons, of superior Northern muskrat furred skins. 36 inches long. Other coats range in price from $ over $850, and the variety of furs .is as that of price. Coats of Hudson French seal trimmed with beaver, opossum and skunk. Bloomingdales—Srcond Floor. BLOOMINGDALES September 4 1921 certainly will be a sensation when frie ee values seen Illustrated is a typical example of this fur ful flared coat, Sale price $115 squirrel Every Shirt Guaranteed Fast Color Still plenty of shirts left in this sale. Shirts of woven, corded and printed madras. Shirts that are well tailored and full cut. Shirts in wanted hairline and cluster stripes. Shirts not often found at $1.28. Soft cuffs. Sizes 14 to 17. Men’s New Fall Silk Neckwear, 48c oomingdales—Main Floor. Two Typical Values To Be Found In This Newly epcned Girls’ Shop Coats For Girls Illustrated is a modish, loose-flared coat in polo mixtures, Colors are reindeer, Sorrento and brown. Smart double pockets, buckle belt and beaverette collar complete this dis- tinctive coat. Sizes 6 to 14 years. Serge Frocks ° Illustrated is an all-wool navy blue serge frock, one of several styles offered at this $6.95 price. Box pleated and side pleated skirts, made full; long leeves finished with neat cuffs; round neck with Peter Pan collars of self material; wide belts and silk sashes. Each style individual and attractive. Sizes 6 to 14 years. Loose-Flared Winter $15 The Girls’ Shop, newiy opened, is most complete. In fact, filled with girlish, new coats and frocks at decidedly low prices, Bloomingdalcs—Second Floor. | Electric Table Lamps French Purses $4.45 Mahogany finished wood $9.50 | base that stands 191, New -and beautiful, made of | inches. Key socket, cord, beads combined with Sol: | «plug and electric bulb in- beads of gold lavender, old eluded. Also 13-inch silk ilk lined with pearl but- | shade, trimmed with wide gold braid. Illustrated.) 4x5 inches. Metal Desk Lamps $2.97 | Finished in bronze or heavy Roman gold base. | Adjustable arm. ch fascinating little purses ch importations are apt to | ‘I find, too, a color suit- | ach fall costume, whether rk Brass Floor Lamps | $4.75 | Flexible gooseneck arma and brass shade. Socket, cord, plug and electric bulb included. WristWatches $16.75 Plain and engraved octagon 14- . fitted with 15- | 20°; Wiss moves | 331290 off marked prices on imported fancy chinu. black rib- o h solid gold | 20% 20°, off marked prices on open stock etched table glassware. $a very special price for all sized popular shaped and ornaments. ranteed, } Main Floor, i Discounts apply only \n items featured on special tables Dinner Sets range in price from $4.45 Bioomingdalee—Lexington Avenue Level, | Sale of Men’s Madras Shirts, $ 1.28 China and Lamp Sale Speeds Up at These Prices Chinaware Takes These Discounts : off marked prices on open stock patterns of American Off marked prices on American cut glass and fancy gla American ware—to $195—-Theodore Haviland china. NG WORLD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1 | Roche a spot sale of 7 $50 BETWEEN FIFTH AVENUE AND BROADWAY (OPP. WALDORF HOTEL) # A Fall Suits & | *3o market was glutted practically on order only at wits’ end how to keep their operatives busy. it was these circumstances that shaped our opportunity. whelming in their variety. 921. 11 The World's Largest 2nd Floor Clothing Institution Beginning today we usher in the Fall Season with a gigan- tic and spectacular Sale of 7,000 For Men and Young Men 20 Note: profit of only $2.11! Guaranteed the equal of the best offered elsewhere in New York at *40 *45 °30 An event which we planned and developed four months ago with leading makers of nationally famous brands of clothes, and one in which we have such abiding faith in its success that we invested nearly ONE HALF MILLION DOLLARS IN CASH IN IT! with merchandise. This cash basis by producing goods at actual cost of production. ,000 Fall Suits and Topcoats at a fraction of their worth! your advantage it is todo so! Opposite Waldorf Hotel, Between Fifth Avenue and Broadway. ENTIRE SECOND F!'OOR 29 Floor ISW, 34%S ees PEN DAILY TILL 6 P. M.- Pio TILL 9'F, Topcoats. These garments are being distributed by us to the public at an actual gross A year ago wholesalers generally were forced to take heavy losses because thy year they made up goods but the demand was so light that manufacturers were The big shops of ster, New York, Chicago, Baltimore and elsewhere, to keep their forces intact and working on full time, gladly consented to compensate us for big orders on 2 Therefore, through our foresight, enormous outlet and ability to finance huge cash transactions, we are able, at the very beginning of the season, to announce a a We challenge anyone in New York to duplicate these Garments for less than $35 to The fabrics, colors, patterns and models are not only the newest, but overs. All sizes. No charge for alterations. Though you may not have planned to purchase your Fall clothes so early in the season, y« how greatly to 2 can see SS Sa ers ots pega Se ess eR SS