The evening world. Newspaper, September 22, 1922, Page 23

’ ‘THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1922. 2 ers; Charies D. Millard and William sacar ait cat Seatel Always Uniform in ..| Montross of Peekskill. 7 Frederick Miller, clerk tn the office of corporsl ay rift Werner, has returned trom bis ' | Fulton Street 2, : aa ve voy canes near ‘creten rare ©. 8, Shanks, from Salerf, N. Y. , vesatice: sgt tg ig nai. Delicious Bond Street OYE r BE 3 {ncorporators are William A. Miles,| Mrs. J. J. Sinnott will give a bridge UN 4 for ‘J. Miles and Marion M, Wood, Livingston St. * ‘ Fe EAE ten te Elm Plc BROOKLYN =NEW YORK ==. Saturday Yeturned to Yonkers from Nantucket. Dorothy E. Park of Mount Vernon te fin, Syracuse. ‘A number of residents of Pelham Manor have returned from thelr summer among them being Mr. and Mrs. &. Day of Prospect Avenue, trom Business Hours 9 to 5.30 party on Saturday at the Slwanoy (‘oun- parte,c0, steune Vernon: for the purposs| _ 'N NEW YORK TO-DAY. ‘of raising funds for the beneft of the} Women’s Activities, exhibition, Com- Westchester County Children's Asso-| modore. elation, ‘American Blect®o-Therapeutic Asso- A number of prominent Republicans of| ciation, convention and exhibition, ul Westchester County yill leave next Tues-] Pennsylvania, 9.30 A. M. i day for Albany for the State conven-| American Industrial Leaders’ Associa- tion | Among those who will go wil! be| tion, convention, Pennsylvania, 9 A. M, Witiiam L. Ward and William A, David-] National Chaln Store Grocers’ Asso- . : oodistock, N. Y.; Mrs, Joseph ©. Wil- Chesten; Hi 8. Cotwell vof the United States, s : S t b F; d: A Beer ae sees ts tales oot ee hice nemoe tne waar ume bare a EA Crisp September Finds an Answering Pike County, Pa.; Miss Helen Cross-| County Clerk Louis M Elirod! and Will Art-in-Trade Club, home furnishing mow aprelts, Eros Lake pcg No and Mrs }iam C. Clark of Mount Vernon; H. R,| exhibit, Waldorf-Astoria 8. ardsiey from Lenox, Mass.| Barrett, Barie Hite, Charles Fenno and] / Child ‘elfare Conference, Publi ese are back in Pelham Heights: Mra.|James Farrell of White Plains; Lesiie| School Ne ¢4, ‘Tenth Street and Avo: HAS THE LARGEST SALE OF ANY Fall- Like Snap in These Clothes! C. Fleid of Clift Avenue, from Pine (Sutherland,!U. Wiesendanger of Yonk- Live, B, 8 P, M. a : : ACK iN RTH ME 4 These New Suits at AB RAHAM & S I RAU & Inc, ||| $39.50—for Example ‘hareaesteeee emerson tere arr rennet eT Ea (eee BRAOKLYN : Are Such as Any Man Can Store Hours—9 to 5.30 ¢ ~ Telephone: Main 6/00 Step out in, Feeling that He Is Extra’ Well Dressed HE MAN who likes quiet, simple, dignified ae dress will not be ia something to please him among y : Such a man knows how a showy pattern, garish color and freakish cut are first-rate camouflage for mediocre, workmanship. The smartness of clean-cut, pag yang licity “shows up” a suit’s quality when ks for a showdown. Judged by Fabric Alone, These Suits Have Every Right to a Higher Price There is a quality “bloom” on these worsteds, unfin- ished worsteds, cassimeres and cheviots not always seen in Suits of this price, And of the tailoring we can say as much as can be said of most Suits selling at $10 more. That— The Collars Are All Hand-Made The Fronts Are All Hand-Made The Button-Holes Are Hand-Made The oily machine work in any of these Suits is such Specializing for the ‘New Season Men’s Two-trouser Suits _.. °°" ; That are Popular with Men Who Know Suit Value Distinct ivel'r immedHats at $9.7 at $10.50 : ieee mting the smartest, — Moa) f . ts that can be obtained anywhere Suits that will look right, at the designated price of $10.50. wear right, and save you money. The very newest fashions of the They'll please your pr de and hour, that have been copied or Sh Sage st cAnctoedl pe ge ae exclusive model hats, pur trend ‘toa: have teen. turer and retain the verve and esprit of ites for years. Styles for young the originals. men and men who know that Every Hat Is of Fine they're always as young as their Lyons“and Panne Velvet appearance! Tailoring it’s im- ; - 2 The trimming is varied by metal orna- possible to find fault with. In ments, large Scsoratiea ‘ibbon bows, a word, suits you'll find downright pleasure in wearing. ro fancies and other adornments ap- as can be done better by machine by hand, Even a d h proved Re ea Lovely are the ole / | custom tailor, you know, ery be sewing machine. . ings with preference given to new shades e strongly recommen it you see these ts. an u ese at $3 7.5 0 of brown, grey, royal blue, almond green, ~ | All dan meand stouts, 34 to 14. ai - | This group is an answer to those who refuse to believe a suit ee © oe \ ¢ is abroad unless it’s high priced, or that it’s correct unless it’s ae eld greed ats sere reer New Box Plait ‘Suits $39.50 t 3 costly. $10.50. You are sure to be delighted tstandi tures ' _ Look them over. Note the fine fabrics—pure worsteds and all-wool with them! A, & 8.—Meszanine, Bast, PP a adie ges seta Peed last Penekaeeine Sesuneret Hare be wide vere poe sure to oa two or Meh ee Madison’Square Garden Fashion Show. English model 4 please you and are becoming to you. Such suits are athome anywhere well- . . full betted Norfolks, in imported English fabrics, a eed Tet gather, from the Polo Grounds to the Pl And the extra mart iy we pair of trousers insures that they'll keep thelr ocd lookaflonser: than higher The I ndisp ensable M iddy Blouses Grae & for men of 40 as for the col yf priced suits with but one pair. : / wee a‘ | prick oy of alla topcoats / oe mighty ‘ 9, Sc New Topcoats $35 “ good looking! Yoult be surprised at thé Wonderful ‘ i 6k As you get back to school y p The most favored button-t! and fly- quality there is in them at the low price of $29.75. ie a completa itkvaut Haven't miday (paar om pag Rage gles ld front models, in the fabrics and colors having 2 genet pet ; wear! There is a complete line of middy blouses im the A, & S. blouse shop, . greatest call. Th &P, I an iad barpicularly teeooable model is of strong white Lonsdale Jean, eseeen Meee Hee. e opu ar Bertha Neckwear van eee oe lation or turn cuff models, Ee peat oi Ba : 4 Here Is a Great Sale for Men! , f Specially Priced $2.19 $2.50 and $6 Union Suits, $1.59 and $3.98 ‘The Well Known “Harvard Mills” Make O START with a Sale of this kind at the very beginning of a season is most unusual; but Ai there is @ reason. The manufacturers of this well known Underwear, after having filled ‘their early autdmn orders, found their reserve stocks heavier than they cared to have them, and to reduce them speedily they gave us the chance to buy a quantity of Suits at a very considerable reduc- : Smart Imported Socks for Men We have made a large special purchase of very fine Bertha collars to meet the steady These are some of the best-looking socks that have ever been offered at demand. The public has been quick to ap- such small prices, the stunning woolen ones, so much worn and particularly preciate the lovely sloping should athe “Se aor fall i lers and the i A 3) All-Wool Socks, 98c—In the new light and ni ith b1 it i charming neckline achieved by the deep heather shades, spliced heel and toe: - vantrasions c oat roldered eilk clocks in Bertha collars; even the most simple dress Golf Stockings, $1.95.—All-wool in ,is made attractive by its use. Four of the brown and green heather mixtures, with With Embroidered Clock’, $1.48— Wool socks in beaver, slate, putty, whit fancy cuffs. tion. ; season’s best models are included in to- al aa 4 pein oad sy Gp y mem 8 Central. All these Suits are absolutely perfect, and are in styles that most men prefer and in weights peal syertion: anon them_these: Em- that many wear the winter through. ; broide net deep Bertha, made of fine $6 Union Suits for $3.98 $2.50 Union Suits f 1.59 imported net and Venise lace, with embroid- a Site caaral ery ia an ion ‘or $1. ered‘collar utacned. Embroidered net deep Bertha with real Lrish lace ue te foe alcatecient. gray wool and cotton fre ok @ tanarlce ayers. fire cee white ribbed band.. Al! in the new Paris Ecru shade. 6,000 Pairs of Men’s Silk Socks at 49c “Onyx” thread silk Socks in black and colors; all perfect. ee Sport t Socks in Wide Variety at 50c. to $3 tr ary col ion tton Sport Socks in bot! fi 1) o° of Pape please all, ith clocks in a an dinateectioe anadt m hosh nisin one ribbed wiian ateaee . Locser's—Main Floor. Men’s “Loom Craft” Silk Shirts at $5.95 That Would Ordinarily Be $7.50 HESE ARE the tamous Empire “Loom Craft” Silk Shirts, It is oftener that one comes © across them selling for MORE than $7.50, than for less. 3 They come from one of our regular makers, who had about 800 of these fine Shirts = for which he wanted cash., All are in white with self satin stripes, Beauties! And a great buy at $5.95. Also Some Men’s White Silk Broadgloth Shirts at $5.95 Only about 200 of these. But they are of wonderful quality. Sizes 14 to 17. Locser's—Main Floor, : ' For That New Fall Hat Loeser’s Is.as Far as Any Man Need Look A. & 8.—Btrost floor, Central. I Misses’ Lovely Crepe Frocks’ Combine Charm of Style With Economy of Price at $19.95 The slim, graceful lines of the new frocks are never more effec- , Serge Dresses for Girls Ata Record Low Price tive than when expressed in the supple crepe fabries; and these par- s ; 3.95 ticularly lovely styles have succeeded in utilizing every one of the UR FALL, sHOWING takes in everything. | An, new autumn style touches! They are the type of frocks that are ida Baader Riva dened el Ag ae When you pay a price like this for a girl’s dress you expect a equally adapted for street or afternoon wear, and if you've done . little wash trock, not well made serge dresses like these! ‘There any shopping about for the newer dresses, you will recognize these Prices $3 to $5 are only 200 ia the selection, and each and every one is a distinct at once as distinctly worth while values. You can pay less, but not without getting less. The price achievement. 5 There are six separate models, in Canton crepe and crepe satin, only way to be sure that a new Hat is going to keep its They are of good serge—in fact, about twice as good as you featuring the basque or long straight waist lines, and treating the fresh appearance—its smart and true color—is to be sure ever saw for this price—four different models in Navy Blue. The neck and sleeve lines in new fashions. Some are paneled, others Fated are poe: iat a ts embrolieted in color, and one |] side draped and gne model (illustrated) has ladder of folds in self P e. es El autabond tous Goose |} materials; another, rows of tucks. In navy, black and brown; —— EE sizes 14, 16, 18, of its good quality. And on that score we believe any man will own that he can always be sure of that here. Let Us Show You Some Smart Hats at lair Prices Lueser'e—Mala Fiovr. A. & 8.—Becond Moor, Central.