The evening world. Newspaper, October 12, 1922, Page 11

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yor than a man of any other race for FARTHEST FROM HOME. = = "i " - precious works,’ reported Harry The “New Yorker Fora Day or e Dykes, well-known violin and pleture Two,” who te furthest from home Us . ; i collector, who has just arrived from} 7 weston, who is at the Penn- ‘ . Z ct raferul peoia 1h the word where | Ps wtoane. His home town, Honolulu, West qand Street Telephone : i tne {ction lt concerned." is about 5,600 miles from Broadway, West 43rd Street ; Longacre 8000. | i tek! ie @ 7 Cuban Who Likes the Snow verre einen which has. prompted Keay 4 an Early Arrival for his trip. ee i A . ‘ Winter Sports. FLORIDA'S THREE SETS. ae ns State," reported B. T. H By Roger Batchelder. —_|reoplo tm my Stato.” reported B. WH - When the cold weather comes} evenco Villa, a., and is ow at : Many are able to go to those climes|the Astor. ‘The East Coast crow r » Pe i . whore snow is unknown, but tore are want the amy society lite the Woet We will offer most exceptional price inducements in the following ‘ few who, like Martinez Hanna of Ha-|oast is not so gay; and fi ‘ Fr Florida le love the quiet, . . vane, now at the Pennestvania leave Lampe lite and fo there Just ror the highly desirable merchandise from our Main Floor Departments: - the sunny Southland in the winter|eunghine and outdoor recreation. A cuamora bedroom , Just to be where there is snow on the| “Florence Villa is the home of suite—a table or an up- - sd ound. those in the third category, and the hhbletered det, the prin ‘ e “Many of my countrymen,” Mr.|colony comprises for the Sel ‘tral ciple is the ‘ane edad W 9 H. d B ith it ntin 8. Hanna said, “h not the slightest] ,, coll raduates y. - ak st wont chow veniy iy. Ty tell Haein Toi nay oF them are engaged By keeping all out ex omen § an ags wi Marcasite mou g ‘ them that it is white, and looks like}in raising oranges. Polk County ts 1: A tiny flowers fading down, that it]ihe best in th te for the commer- ergies engaged in one covers everything, until the whole] iat orange. are surrounded by line of endeavor, we , world seems shiny and white. That], chain of sev ie beset all of maintain always a high- M 9 d W. 9 Si U b ll hardly adequate, but it interests 7 ted, and for that reason, a ie atest ee [ee cent eee dusieg Boole ites aed SUSe en’s an omen's ik mobrellas “I like snow myself,” he went on,|snap, The water seems to act as a P sup"and every winter that I can upare I|jeat reservoir. No large trees have for our prices, © to Detroit to enjoy the cold weath-| heen killed there by frost since the A Wiel eulingte ut vateea'he / iy aiete ia watalients bit cue eed | tes eutne eelnch See ee the Sonetsored chet, severed fe h D 1 Ch: i Li 1 Gl imate is ent, but one gets | yon . which ruin ost 0: afr, cove: Wha ce eset weston "tinal" ee eae Se 12-button lengt uplex Chamois Lisle Gloves winter sports, Ice skating arouses an ° . ° x indescribabl berance, and ice- COLLEc. Boating is splendid. 1 ike to saii[ AMERICANS CAREFUL COLLEC FLINT & HORNER CO., Inc. along on the ice, and the sharp wind diiib caine yay 20-26 West 36TH STREET 9 ‘ H dk é f i I “whi j Be vas ce sormatittgs | peioes tetteaw important -woee-Gl ant A tow era hom Pith Avenue Men’s (2 Letter Monogram) Pure Linen Handkerchiefs Mr, Hanna is on the way to De-|and other articles for their collec- troit, where he will beseech the!tions, they are willing to pay more . (184 different assortments now on hand and awaiting your selection.) ’ a) W ’s Full Fashioned All Silk Hosiery Si : l l ° omens Fu asnion 1 OS1E . i. ‘ | hi fs Wrist Watches for Men and Women eb?® eyore DO SO MUCH LIL ant i { . ON SALE— MAIN FLOOR. ay : STYLE and QUALITY i LARK SS ‘ ; ——EEEEe @ h Y wy) i . ) 4 i | : 3240—Any feminine foot is ador- prerrtery, eniert: Sd Legs 3247—To know how much value ably clad in this smartest of to the hour is this patent 2 Bin Goes crowd into . smart Colonial Pumps. | One leather Colonial Pua | Gesee- your shoe money — see this Oe, eNreee Cds ag fully proportioned, with baby model. It is a patent leather. poreaey eri Dba nl Naas ali Spanish heel—this shoe will Colonial pump. Black suede suede inserts. Brown suede charm the most exacting $6 1 inserts in tongue. French heel. quarter. French heel $6 WODRDB icp dean cseicseses A smart shoe for any OEE VENUE H riles, 3858—The same shoe may be formal occasion........ $6 had in black satin with goring and brocaded tongue. T° PROVE how exceptional ‘are the every day shoe values at the Blyn Stores we have grouped | on this page a few of the new, smart styles reasonably priced at $6. | : Each model reflects fashion’s newest | note. Quality leathers. and excellent f materials are used throughout. - | Such extraordinary values are possible ‘ ‘ only because the Blyn Stores sell a i] | s greater volume of shoes—at a smaller margin of profit per pair—than any WwW : 3858—Black satin goring, Colo- other shoe stores in New York, 254—Medium brown Russia NEW LO PRICE ; | nial pump; brocaded tongue; seus Calf lace shoe, brogue last, with a: tebe Boosh heel, Fash: : Nearly a million custcmers know that soft toe, Style, comfort, quality } - ion’s Fineat example. .... $6 whatever style of shoe is desired it igs agree $6 j 3209—Same in patent leather. can be found at a Blyn Store priced See our wide range of all leathe . Jess than elsewhere. shoes at $5 and $6. | s LL Visit the nearest Blyn Store in New ‘ . i ‘ York, Brooklyn, Newark. y BLYN-PLAN CHILDREN'S sHoES | REDCROSSSHOESare Pg f ther ey eal i iat, shoes in the world, and as qt - HeossTane itt, | smart and trim as any ig th : 5 . y | ’ ne ELI ; frog! The new low prices bring this most springs, carbon trouble and other | ‘ A efficient type of motor within the adjustments, \ . . rs) 3 , reach of all. It is the only type which Willys-Knight cars, with many re- - x improves with use. It does away finements, now are the lowest priced | e€ oe _ with valve grinding, weakening valve Knight-motored cars in the world, WILLYS-OVERLAND, Inc. ’ | BROADWAY AT 50TH STREET. CIRCLE. s400 | Rrooklyn; Cor. Bedford Ave, & Fastern Parkway Yoncourse (Nr. 188th St,) | Cut down the ily Shoe Bill Pret ae BS Ny weg, Pe ~ amily « — | ; ; Roadster” Towing Prices were, Se : ROO} ~ Was Now ‘as Now 0. B. Swzsr_sipe_stones 16 Shoes Delivered =, Rn $1350 $1235 $1375 $1235 Toledo $1875 $1795 $209 $1950 | Stores Part of the World Brondway Ave pl 2 NEWARK STORES -— — = — My 161 West 34th Street Rests ESTATE ADVERTISEMENTS FOR iy 161 West 34th Street + #8 Se, st REAL A FEW DOORS WEST OF MACY’S Headquarters & Mall Order Dept, Oo E S E SEC ON n cei THE SUNDAY WORLD REAL ESTAT TI Da All Stores Open Saturday Evenings. op MUST BE IN THE WORLD OFFICE BEFORE FRIDAY 25] Xan ea in CIRCULATION OVER 600,000 ——

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