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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-13
REAL EsTATE-oUT OF CITY.
westchester-sale or Rent.

HALF HOUR OUT: New ENGLAND Colonial
home; 7 spacious. beautifully furni he'd
rooms; 2 tiled baths. open fireplace sleep
ing porch large enclosed sun parlor. opening
from living room and dining room; modern
mp to date kitchen. with ample closet and
pantry room; thermostat regulated neat: au-
tomato hot water heater; best or construc-
ton and guaranteed; large plot; highest
lass surroundings; splendid transit near
~tation and -chools; price SIT 500; invest
ment of $4,000; monthly carrying charges
less than $50 including interest, taxes, water
and insurance. OWNER, room 1918, 70 w
tith st. Tel. Murray Hill 7Nl.
PELHAM Heights. 2 room and bath fur
for winter months restaurant service; Sl2o
Der month BURKE STONE, Inc. Pelh' m 1913.
WILL sacrifice fine room house. baths.
on Hudson Division, New York Central; &C
cupancy at once. Price Si7 800. f. s., $50
Herald. Herald So
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OPPORTUNITY to purchase beautiful home
for immediate occupancy. in Queens VII
n re; handy TO station and | block from
public school; large rooms, paruuet floors
ana hardwood trim throughout tiled bath,
"un parlor. glass enclosed porch, garage.
"a. electricity, hot water heat with Their
mostat control, screens and storm sash:
beautiful shrubbery, hedge ard two trees,
fruit; plot 60xl00; winters coal In cells +
price $15 900 liberal terms can be arranged.
=. T. s. DAN . Summit ST., Brooklyn, N
81 Henry
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MANHATTAN AV., 3I2 Corner 18th ST. ,
opposite Morningside Park.-Six and room
choice apartments, MODERN elevator: tmme-
diate possession; $50 and $40.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


ATTRACTIVE APARTMENT. 3 LARGE
ROOMS, FIREPLACE, BATH, KITCHEN
ETTE, COMPLETELY FURNISHED, $500.
SEEN BY APPOINTMENT. N GO HERALD.
rrR 1Lr sCrAEE
ATTRACTIVE apartment, ; rooms, baths,
elevator, house near 06th ST., Broadway
express. $1,000; references required Ad-
dress McGINNITY, li2 Riverside Drive.
ATTRACTIVE apartment two bachelors or
rrar~loA coun'c ~ Pack nv. ("o~re- 3ith.l.
CENTRAL PARK WEST. 333 Chetwcen 3d.
9lth "ts) VIII rell furniture complete OF
{ room front corner apartment, baths,
for $500 with or without apartment; rent
slT0 month; wonderful apartment az bargain
rental; eighth floor, all rooms overlooking
Park and lake; modern 10 story buildings.
new and elegant furniture, abundance Of
team heat Immediate possesqon. Ant 81,
FAMILY IIotcl-Desirable rultes two rooms,
bath. American and European plan rcstau-
rant; reasonable. 1872 West Attn Felix
Portland).
GREENWICH VILLAGE.-Attractiv High
studio. non housekeeping apartments OF
and rooms. remodellcd house. large Twins
way express: ready for occupancy; lease.
es Bank st.
Ht'H CLASS Fl'HN1sHEn ABATEMENT
FOR FALL RENTAL CALL FOR LIST
81 AwsoN = Hcrps 10 w. 72n ST.
EXTINCTION Az, Si2 (62d stl Two rooms.
kitchenette. bath; ertistically, completely
furnished; phone. lease; references required.
Christy'a bell.
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A REAL BARCAINAm, , snSi ,Sn cd to se
weeks fine home property. consisting Of beau
tifu house. old English architecture, OF 7
rooms and tile bath and fine sleeping bal
cony. all improvements. and half acre corner
plot, with fine lawn, flowers and shade trees.
Easy committing distance. In heart of Jer-
sey's most beautiful suburban community;
near express station and trolley line. $500
cash takes II balance Of $1,000 on easy term
mortgages. PERSONAL, Post office box
iiO7. city Hall station. New York city.
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Borough of Queens-sale or hrnt.

STUCCO house. 10 rooms, 3 baths. all I'M
provements. lot 15xl09; price SOS 900. For
r'irther reformation phone 40 Shore Ilond
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above 5sth st.-5h Az. to North rlver

CENTRAL. PARK WEST, 465 10th) -
large. light rooms; elevator; Immediate
possession.
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OWNER MUST SACRIFICE

Immediate possession, family modern
rick houre. Q rooms bath. enclosed porch
perquet floors, electric lights. sewer paid
and furnace. driveway and garage space :
fine location; blocks from Morris Park
tation on Lone land and block from Cv
press Hills trains. Further particulars cali
THOMAS +. QUINN. 3-O4 Atlantic av, Nor
ri Park. l.. l.. or Richmond Hin 1891
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IN THE GREAT SOUTH Ray.
UPJOHN & DEKAY,
PArYI.ON. l.. l. PHONE *

1900 cash and ia a month takes this
$50. 200 Colonial home In Garden C1ty; liv-
Ing room and dining room opening from large
central entrance hall. three master bedrooms
with two baths and sleeping porch sec
ond floor, maids room and bath on third
floor; hot water heat, instantaneous water
heater, metal weather strips, copper screens
60; plot s0xi0o. II. c. McNULTY. Fitz Roy
525i, / West 3Jth 81.
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HOUSES TO LET. FURNISHED.
Borough Of Queens.

FI.MTTrtRST seven room house for rent,
furnished, 20 minutes from Grand Central
cent fare: references. Phone Newtown
1871. or call ~ Petit place.
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BIGGEST BARGAIN VET

Is offered In this charming Colonial home. 10
be ready 70 occupancy by Nov. 18th; beau
tifully decorated inside and out TO suit pur-
chaser: q cash payment OF $1,000 buys u,
balance OF 9li 900 easy payment mort
cages Grounds i0oNl91 It., ~ big rooms.
He'd baths. wide verandas. In select. settled
neighborhood. near lakes, markets, country
clubg churches achools: a profusion OF
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New -ork state-saIe or Rent.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y.-BIG VALUE, attrac-
tive. modern almo~t new. rooms and bath.
all convenences: 10 minutes auto bu' tne7s
centre; mahogany, white enamel. hazelwood
throughout large living room, fireplace
glassed and screened sleeping porch. car
garage shrubbery fruit; half acre lot; near
trolley; excellent location. Owner. Il. i.
HOWARD. Irondeouoit, N. Y.
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FACTORIES FOR SALE OR RENT

BoYNTON EROS. Co.-Factory sites. water.
rail 81 Smith e., Perth amhov. NJ
FACTORIES FOR RENTS. 900 so. It. ::
fioorsSS 900 or . 900 IT.. all or separate;
modern Stedings, sprinklered. elevator. cleo
tlicity. heat Bradley Buildings, 18th ri. ard
Vernon av., Long leland City: s minutes
fivm Grand Central Station, 2 blocks FIR I'M
dress A. j. BRADLEY, owner, l0t Beekman
ST. New York. telephone 1901 Beekman.
FACTORY for sale, Long Island City, 5000
square IT., and extra land. I'D Herald.
Herald so.
FOR bargains in commercial water front
properties JOSEPH T. MULLIGAN.
80 Broad st.
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Above 5oth st.--5th Av. to East River.

MADISON AV., a61.-Beautful parlor floor.
kitchenette, bath; lease Sl25. Rhineander
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HOUSES TO LET, UNPUBLISHED.
borough OF Queens.

STRAIGHT LEASE YEARS, ~ rooms. 3
baths GARAGE, modern improvements.
closed porch: large corner plot, 30 minutes
FROM Penn. Station; fine transportation.
STEPHENSON. f6i West Bath II. 2i43 Fitz-
roy. Sunday phone 232T Fluehing.
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Mestchester-saIe or Rent.


BRONxVILLE--I.ook for twelve selected
BRONNVILLE properties Illustrated In
Sundays Tribune. BURKE STONE, Inc,
Bronxville, ". Y.
FOR rent at Hastings 10 room house. racing
river: over acre ground; modern improve
ments; needs repairs; on long lense owner
will permit alterations TO three family apart
nent; minutes from station ~ from Grand
Central. Address ". G. BROWN, IS East
10th at Tel Murray TIil HDts.
MOUNT VERNON.
am so anxious TO soil my Chester TIli
residence that I am willing TO take 81. 600
less than actual value; nirc large rooms
southerly exposure lot so foot frontage
price reduced 20 ST.. GOO $4,000 cash re-
1uired Address OWNER, room II, 80
Prospect av.. Mount Vernon. NJ v.
An advertisement tn the Lost and
Found columns Of THE NEW YORK
HERALD offers real possibility Of
rccove-t-c ys~~ scss s-cs~~sv
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Borough Of Brooklyn.

SEVEN rooms, . baths 81 $50 yearly near
subway cation: excellent location. 1919
tfrrnid Brouy.
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Connecticut--Sale or Rent.
New Jersey--Saie or Rent.

A. NJ. BOLEs.
Real Estate. Sound Reach Tel. Ns
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Borough of Bronx--sale or Rent.
Borough of Brooklyu-sale OF KENT

IMMEDIATE possession. vacant room an
bath brick private dwelling; furnace heat
easy terms. 594 r. f35th St
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

FIFTH avenue real estate firm requires the
services of a capable broker In securing
tenants for business building: experienced
man preferred: liberal commission arrange
ment with guarantee. Address In confidence
C I47 Herald Herald SO.
WANTED-An estate on the north shore, De-
tween Great Neck and Oyster Bay; house
OF ~ rooms or more, with acreage; no brok-
ers; price must be attractive; give complete
descrlp Ion and photograph IL possible. e. IL.
NEA Ms. G East 3Sth ST.
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ONE family brick all improvements; par
quet floors. &C: imme date possession; 5O'
r. 26'h st, corner Foster av., Brooklyn I.
MN RE, 1876 Union st. Tel $500 LAFAYETTE
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III Madison av.
From Battery to 18th ST.. Inclusive.

iK :E<WIrH ST.
corner Murray st: in the fruit and produce
district; five stories. stores and apartments
possession OF store floor and good base
ment; price reasonable. WILLIAM ID. Kill
PATRICK owner Singer Building.
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miscellaneous.

9TH ST, II West-New etreet store. ready
for occupancy best oSaity. Rhine. ~.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

r. r. wo1D Co,
1913 West 72d ST. Tel. Col. 6245.
JULIUS TISCHMAN & SONS, INC.
IS East 4ist ST. Vanderbilt 1877.
w. J. RooME a CO..
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ADELPHI ST. 21G-Sale, immediate pos
session, story basement. stone, near sub
ways bargain. RODDY. 643SW Prospect.
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Above seth st.-5th Av. to East River.
Washington Heights. Above I25th ).
West Of Sth Ay.

WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
Lot 25x10N. practically eycavated: unre-
stricted; can be used for any purpose, ga
rage, foundry. lumber yard, shop. &C.; near
10th st. and Amsterdam av WILLIAM D.
FITZPATRICK. Singer Building.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
UnfurnIshed.

WANTED or room ground floor apart
ev.: references. l.. A., 21s Herald, Herald 90
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BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.

LOFT about 2hx50 for 3 months or more
downtown. LINDEMANN. IS Wooster st.
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Westminster.

SIX rooms, bath, second, rear. outside, cold
water; near Borough Halls vacant; S43.
fauitor, a2f Jay St, Brooklyn.
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New Jersey.

FIVE room modern apartment. Jersey CTty;
convenient TO New York. $50. G. A. BUR-
HORN co, ! Newark st.. Hoboken. Tels-
B. one Huboken 2i4I.
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SEVEN rooms, second floor, two family: I'm
provemcnts exclusive section 500. Lease
CiAREY. 1st ST., Mount Vernon. Phone ii34
Mounf Vernon.
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New Jersey--Saie or Kent,
A
Lots OF lots, s75 to 81 900 each. all within
two miles OF Fort Lee ferry; some with
Hudson River view: h,stalinents accepted. O.
e. NJ. BUILDING REALTY CO.. Palisade
n. j., at junction.
ALI. size farms, located IN the potato belt.
CLIFFORD G. BROWN. Cranbury Station,
Middlerex county, n. j.
LFAUTIFUL 2 family house. all city imp. {:
fine neghborhood immediate poss secession,
bargain Owner, LESTER l.. THURSToN.
Hthbrouck Heights n. J.
ENGLEWOOD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS new
houses: Dutch Colonial style; rooms and
8 baths: complete modern equipment; Y acre
plot price $50 500. -
FOR SALE.
West Hoboken nine room private dwell
ing, detached building: all improvements;
good neighborhood on Palisade av.: price
Sill 900: will take half mortgage; no agents
need apply. 567 Herald. Herald so.
Two family house. and rooms. 81 500
Two family house, and rooms. ~ zoo
WERNER, 1871 Summit ay.. Jersey City.
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ADELPHI ST 216-Sale, Immediate pos
session. story basement. stone. near sub
ways, bargain. RODDY., 643SW Prospect.
be fore II.
BEAUTIFUL all year residence In restricted
section, modern rooms stucco, furnished
or unfurnlshed, baths, sleeping rooms,
elegantly furnished. Oriental rugs. &C.; i'm
ton. besl of reasons for selling. OWNER.
60 Exeter St. Manhattan Beach.
BARGAIN-Full three story limestone and
white brick: IL rooms, hardwood trim
excellent condition; New York av., near East
ern Parkway; ideal home for doctor; price
and terms right. Telephone JOHN ]. Law
LoR. Lafayette 1900.
RAY RIDGE
Modern two family bri-k house. with ga
rage. steam heat. electric lights; parquet
floor; good location cay term7 small cash
Payment. Cal 40 10th st.. Brooklyn.
CORNER TUIIDINC, 3 torres and q apart
ments; busy section leading TO Industrial
plants near water front. good income: price
luced; cay terms. MOE & CO., Sd av.,
'nth n Rrooklyn.
EIGHT family apartment house, seven and
bath to each family; steam, hot water cleo
trlcity: flreproof best built in Brooklyn
rents $4,000 per year; lot 39xi21: price
s3i 900 1854 Bergen st. Owner GCLDINC;-
Err 60 Graham ay. Tel. stagg 4425.
ONE family brick; all improvements: par
quet floors, NC: imne date possession: 501
r. 26'h st, corner Foster av., Brooklyn I.
No RE, 1870 Union st. Tel. 1896 Lafayette.
STORE PROPERTY. principal business ave
nue.: near 4th av. subway and Industrial
section Of South Brooklyn; steady income
easy terms price reduced. MOE & CO.. cd
av. and h6tt St. Brookyn
STUCCO house. 10 rooms, baths, all I'M
provements, lot I5XlOa; price SOS 600 For
S''rther reformation phone 40 Shore Road.
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REAL ESTATE--OUT OF CITY.
Long Isiand-saie or Rent.

SPRINGFIELD, l.. f.-Houses and lots, bar
gains. SCHABEpOEN. opposite station
Trl phone Soringfield 1871.
WOODSlDE, l.. For rent or for sale one
family house, rooms and bath ali I'M
provenents, enclosed porch: garage; one-half
block 20 New York trolley, short walk IN
subway. elevated or l.. 1. II. n. OWNER
lis 9Th ri. Phone Newtown 3i04
ON THE GREAT SOUTH BAY.
UPJOHN & DEKAY,
PArYI.oN. l.. l. PHONE IS
WESTBURY--b minutes 10 rtation, IN best
residential section OF village: room mod
ern homes, all improvements, parquet floors,
tiled baths. large living rooms, sun parors,
bedrooms 2 car garage: on a beautifully
handicapped plot OF ! acre; easy terms.
HARRY CHANDLER. Butler ST.. westbury.
l., l.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

Borough of BrooisIyn-sa.e or Rent.
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Borough OF Brooklyn

FOR RENT-Immedlate possession, office
and showroom, 1900 SO. II. at 81 .50 per 50.
IT., BRYANT BUILDING, 10 20 ~ F'latbuah
av., Brooklyn; adjacent to all surface lines
and subways minutes 10 all public build
ings. For particulars apply REALTY ASSO-
CT ATES f62 Remsen 81. Tel, Main f4S0.
FOR SALE or rent, story and basemen'
woodworking plant: electric, steam hct and
elevator. INTERSTATE PARLOR FRANZ
60. 80 Lee nard ST.. Brooklyn stage jig.
TWO lofts, 40Xu0. heat, eNator, good con.
struction; near Wallsbout terminals. u
Washington av.. Brooklyn. Phone Williams
burg 3h2D.
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OFFICES. LOFTS, WAREHOUSES;, SHOW
ROOMS, all sections. J. CLARENCE
DAVIES. 80 Nassau St. John III; 81 E
42d St. Vanderbilt 9175.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-22
GET OUT THE OLD
A[IDI FOR CIRCUS
IS COMING HERE
AL G.. Barnes Fo0i- Ring
Show Booked for
October 30

Nd .. ..at.t..
~et out '"e "" ""p, ""o"' "Nt
tho children TO see the circus. Tor
II win como In hnndy on October 30,
,.ho. ,ho Al ~ p,r,o. rtng wtid
"haWhl CIRCUS comes !"
quo for two exhibitions. afternoon
ana night.
o.a.at,. 80 paho, ~ r1a-a
" 80 "
one OF ~ representatives, WHO y o
~ II Guy, MI Batnes " sun IN &C.
i've huo anu a discarded ail
me Qua lhshlohea IDEAS that caused
peopie 10 say az. elrcuses arc nlkc !
nc also suys hurhea mas no SLOW NOV
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-22
cox IS TOOL OF
VETS, TAFT SAYS
Wilson Administration
Is Denounced as a
Personal One

~ y . NHAAH
BELLNILLE, ILL.,. Oct. 22.-The
Wilson administration was attacked
as a personal System Of government
and Governor Cox, the democratic
presidential nominee. charged with
nniiiation with the ''llqIor group I'm
politics by former President Tart in
an address last night.
"rhc issue the American people
will vote on In November IL whethe:
they approved the administration OF
Mr.. Wilson, he asserted.
Judge Taft declared that h cleo
ton OF Governor Cox would mean n
continuation of the treaty deadlock
now existing as the governor, r. as
sorted, would adopt the same attitude
that President Wilson has.
'"rhe only possible hope of making
progress toward u league Of nations
to secure peace Is. therefore, by the
election of Mr.. Harding" he as.
serted.
Hnr1ling's Position.
Expressions tina senator Harding
has ''scrapped' the league and re
%pudiated" 1t are unfair, ho said.
senator IInrdlng's stand has been
this: He said that In an earnest de-
sire to help the other nations he was
willing to vote for the league with
the republican reservations and he
did 80 twice. In anticipation OF eN-
ccutive responsibility. however, and
at initiative, he docs not wish to aG-
hit the Wilson league to the senate.
lie prefers to negotiate with the
lnad.ng powers now In the league to
revise and amend the league, by an
agreement with those powers. before
submitting the matter to the SEN
ate"
The, failure of President Wilson to
obtain ratification of the perce treaty
lis due In part to his desire always
10 exercise one man power" Judge
Taft declared.
Explaining that while ne personal
~ favored article ten, Judge Taft said
that when he found the treaty could
not be ratified with This provision
dent to accept the reservations Of
lei ed by the republicans.
Tool Of Vets.
The president has stamped the Is
sue OF article ten ''on- the democrati.
platform and upon Mr.. Cox" Judge
TAFT stated. 80 that should Mr.. Cox
he elected, he Is bound to stand by
article ten"
Judge Taft stated that "GovernSr
Cox has had considerable official ,ex-
p~erlence as governor of Ohio; he has
shown himself u shrewd and active
politician. He has saved himself
frrn defeat because Of his affillatior
with the liquor group in politics and
they have always regarded as q
friend.
mfr. Cox states that he votes dry
acc doubtless he does but the liquor
interests are not likely to make O
mistake In the men they support
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-22
Great Price Slashes on
Overcoats Bring Them
Down to
$49.95 $67.95

Everything represented from smart fitted coats to the very popular
ulsterettes. Outstanding are well cut double breasted models in
three-quarter length, handtahored Of dark brown, green and blue
woolens; heavy ulsterettes Of good, solid mixtures-the kind a man
never wears out; light weight top coats either smartly or conserva-.
lively cut. But see these coats. Stock is the largest ever shown in
Albuquerque-al by Hart SchaAner and Marx! And you know the
Hart Schafner and Marx quality
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Copy isht 1917 iIai. sshannes 4 Nara
rGANNELErrE rAIAMAs. $1,000.

F~LANNELETTE PAJAMAS, $500.
Good quality paiamas at $500. Why risk a
cold when a suit OF these might prevent IL.
UNION SUITS, $3.50.
Chalmers good winter union suits In a variety
OF wcRvcs and finishes, $3.50 u suit.
CLOTH HATS. $500.
These hats are In decidedly good tastc-and
WOOL HATS, $3.50.
These gray wool hats look like felt. They are
very comfortable and really LuOd looking. $3.50.
HEAVY SWEATERS, S4.95.
Thcse heavy sweater coats come ia all colors
and mixtures. Can't he duplicated for So more
anywhere
CASHMERE HOSE. 75c.
Here Is sonic good cashmere hose for 55c Il
pair. just like old times.
IRoNCLAD ovERALLs, Ss.a5.
Good quality, wcll-madc OVcrnlls at only S2.25
a pair. Every man who gets full value for his
overall money knows lronclads.
WORN SHIRTS. st.a5.
Extra full cut cllambray work shirts NJ only
SI.25. Al sizes. Specially rc-cnforccd.
ANVAS G~AUNTLETs. t5c.
Heavy rc.enforccd canvas ~gauntlcts at t5c u
pair. Cost a dime more anywhere else.
SOME TIES, 55c EACH.
Knitted and silk four-in-innd styles. all rolors
AMI patterns.
MEMS s2.5O.
Mes PcfcNc ana Madins shirts In n variety of
neat stripes, $3.50.
MEN HIR s3.OO.
Madras. Pcrcalc and SulScttc shirts In the Kind
OF Stripes and colors well dressed men will nlwaSs
wear. And only $500.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-22

The Herald Is the New Mexico
paper that takes the Want" out
Of Want Ads by bringing Results.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-22
MuNsING LAST SHOES, $3.50.

Brown ctlf shoes made over the famous Mum
sing last. \ mnn who Omc wears thesc ROM
Portable shoes never changes.
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& Marx
Suit Reduced
$685. $43.95
S54.95 S59.95 S6795.

These suits can not possibly be matched in value fer less than $40
to $40 more than"our price. In the first place Hart Schafher and
Marx sell more suits and overcoats than any other one firm Of its kind
in the world. That makes their prices lowest
In the second place, we can sell clothes on a closer margin Of profit
than small speciality shops could hope to and remain in business. Our
grouped overhead and expenses of management make this possible.
In the third place, our Tenth Anniversary plan of a closer margin
of profit on a greater volume Of business forces us to do a volume bus
mess. albuquerque has not been properly introduced to Hart
Schafner and Marx value. This sale must provide that introduction
Our stock was purchased as Albuquerque just quota Chased on
population hgures) of the million garments sold by Hart SchaHner
and Marx each year. See that you take advantage of the situation.
Six months from now when the suit you buy at this ssle still looks
like new you'll be glad you insisted on Hart Schafner and Marx.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-22
These Prices Show What the Tenth Anniversary Policy
Has Done to HaberdaShery Prices.

FLANNEL SHIRTS, $3.50.
Good quality flannel shirts. full cut. with well
cut collars and bellows pockets. Great value at
S3.5U.
COTTON SOCKS. e5c PAIR.
Sounds like Old times, doesn't IL? Can you
beat IL? Good cotton socks, 25c u pair.
run SILK SHHtTS $3.50.
Plain coiorc1i pOngcc silk shirts and good
striped tub sir shirts ut $3.50 each.
LISLE SOCKS, soc PAIR.
These combine excellent wearing qualities with
good lOoks--nnd at SOC u pair.
SILK SOCKS. s1.OO PAIR.
oh. Boyi Good silk socks at only u dollar a
pair. We're ~ tlckicd rs you are.
$500 TIES, st.40.
Every s2.OO tie In the house ut Si.4s-therc
are hundreds 10 choose from. Both knitted aud
-four In hand silks represented.
WORK SHOES, S2.95.
Here are some nlI-lenthcr work shoes OF fine
heavy quality. Thcyn wear like Iron. Only
S..O5 n pair.