The evening world. Newspaper, September 12, 1921, Page 4

ne ee ~ pqes THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1921." Best & Co. Fifth Avenue at 35th Street—N. Y. Established 1879 aL THES ‘Help Wanted’ nted” Advertisemem Saar Disclose Wide Need for | masrenens Artisans. Wee a Mc Cutcheon’s An Unusual Sale of Men’s Pajamas Brocaded Sateen and Madras in White and Colors a) ANNOUNCE An IMPORTANT SHOWING of AUTUMN FASHIONS A collection of the newest suits and dresses, in which the emphasis ts placed on high quality—not high price. FOR TUESDAY LATHERS—Trenty union men wanted. bites Joo in Brooklyn. Apply on fob, Kastern Vark way, between Franklin and Casson avs, ken from the) Srouna New York Chy here is certainly no iack tunity for employmesit in the t trades, ‘The advert'sement !s svores calling for mechanics building lines, and the prevalenc Advertisements calling for lathers and | plasterers indicates that there are nu merous apartime: ings nearing com An exceptional value $3.95 ALATA MOA SO Brooklyn, Bury mr Masi ieteny, Seta, ae |'% ia can [Fifth Avenue \ 34th and 33d New York Streets yoone proms" Suburban b - mands f Reg.TradeMare k: faache y the a “ ert « 1 farmer, mar % fers $10 a day at vuntry wit 1 ATA OOM WAY, YAY WON NNN | wi Women’s Suits Show Much Women’s CANTON CREPE | Dresses are LONGER Wide Sleeved | COATS Bey eck] es long ELTED hi WD vide sieecey, omeven || JERSEY oF ert cigeu pine: Plasterers. There 1s 3 com. | fa ahd, 72 clerks und 5 salesmen. = SSS MATA ETNA eg m1 TA WN i NoConnection With Any Other Establishment in the World Anpeaih Uiecelguae ct but a longer coat, however smartness that distinguish and other knitted fabrics—a vogue you choose. To wear with = the mode for Aut mn tor youth, that hails from Paris separate furs. -a tailored sre features of these fr . C " suit in moussyne mocha- | Mostly k. of course tre, duvet de laine, or ox- AINE, du guerre, a new knitted ford mixture is smart. In alee some in navy. appliq » du THIRVY-Fouir i) GYR CET BROADWAY-FIFTH AVENUE cire braid, or bead bands fabric with a pronounced ribbed navy or black, with crepe supply a pleasing note of effect, fashions a trig little frock or radium linings. Women’s color. Women’s sizes. sizes, with white collar, cuffs and pipings. Jersey is used for a one-picce slip-over 37.50 and a model with pleated skirt and tie- 65 00 around blouse. A silken striped wool ° THIRD FLOOR jersey is another favorite. The price THIRD FLOOR sets a new low level for dresses of this Silk Frocks for all Occasions type. e Every time of the Autumn day or 19.50 SS evening | and each of the pleasant FL eal Nene ran activities thereof, is represented in F the court of Fashion by a silk frock. ue The Values Are Most Extraordinar | American BROADTAIL— OPOSSUM, the youthful e€ Values os r ary ; ; : the newest fur for trimming fur, collars a Suit . Women’s Suits for the Miss ‘Se UEEK, curly and black, it » fend proper F i a bron Se enbet, prestieal 2 rote of chic to top a tailored sui school wear, but tailo imly enough The CALLA The LOTTA The gait may be navy, marmot, ae oe more important occasions. The coat = . . { malay duvet de laine. Suits with moleskin has convenient pockets, and a narrow belt. of Canton Crepe of Canton Satin Z collars are available at this same price. In lined with peau de cygne. In misses’ sizes. | women’s sizes. Fe |= Silhouette correct—and becom- The flowing grace of the un- E=| oe 9 : ing—because it blouses; sleeves hurried “olden day¢’—plus the =| Third floor 59.50 4 50 Second floor i ie interesting because of flowing ultra modern chic of the Autumn : a cuffs of contrasting georgette— 1921. Lxpressed in blouse and = = |= used also at neckline and to face wide sleeves of peasant inspira- Fs the sash; trimming — metallic tion, slashed tunic caught at the = oq embroidery and beads—therefore sides by looped panels, and wide, | PENNY. A POUND PROFIT ; fashionable. fringe-edged sash, Taapa-raann | "Ae . : |Grade A? im | 25.00 50.00 Quality-—Price le ——— a nnn R. ARTHUR BRISBANE ~in one of hie faeney attains mn in the New York American —-says iehlidren peisaute Sey eves sae eee ee ee uthe sugar hi f! Grade‘ cap on your ‘ = The DANELL A The SONTA very slaw aoe rr 0 Suite | | bottle of milk is the \ | naturally, the celebrated journalist refers to pare | = ; under those of the “exclusive confectioners," constitute « fj purity and cleanliness. 4\— A frock simple enough to be Slightly decollete in the becom- ies, PARED EYL / Itis theone absolutely, = smart enough for almost any ing V line—a slashed tunic of Special Tuesday, September 13th Hy best milk. = time and place. ‘Two round spangled net over a satin founda- SAN BLAS COCOANUT CHOCOLATE y 9 buckles secure the narrow sash tion. A crisp chou of net poses BON BONS: COVE RED BATES! of the = —a row of self-covered buttons on the right shoulder to balance Made from the choicest fresh Frit for which "44, is BORDENS j adorn each shoulder and each side the airy sash that ties on the left farctites eas pcotes c tel . * , . ee . . Pl UNI BOX i of the skirt. 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