The evening world. Newspaper, July 21, 1914, Page 6

sy ad ao \no weet or ementet, and Mr. Woods bellev downtown traffic will be Rreatly” facilitated and the citizen's lot made safer. p= KNOCKED POLICEMAN OUT. Then pli ge Coke aed Coke Fien Wattea Foilvan cen ‘on the np. io Me anna ook him in. e police of the East Spot to Be Arrested. — | Twenty-second street tation said th A mont " second prison’ ta] thought Sullivan was a coke" tend, | streets, Brooklyn, but Is unable to telt | Edward Sullivan. Policeman Cornelius | He fald he was a bricklayer and lived bed he h be Mr. Firat avenue, and, thinking that be was sleeping there to avoid the heat, passed him. But no sooner was McKenna’s back turned than Sullivan hurled a soda bottle at his head and the policeman fell to, the sidewalk unconscious. Lest Old 044 Fellow Found. ‘The missing nonagenarian, Jeosb Van | Brunt Stillwell, wealthy resident of Mor- | If ristown, N. J., whose relatives have been searching for him for two days, is in the ut] Kings County Hospital, Brooklyn, to- | day. He was found lest night at the corner of Eighty-siath and West Ninth | Faultlessly WOODS WILL MAKE STREETS SAFE AS Stern Brothers fend and 43rd Streels, West of Fifth Avenue. PLAYING GROUNDS Police Commun Supports ‘Work of Evening World and Appoints a Committee. TO REGULATE TRACKS. Playing Space in Schools and | Other Buildings Will Also Be Sought. Police Commissioner Woods gave hin support to-day to The Evening ffort to get extra play- for children and to make tho streeta safer for the youngsters who are compelled to seek amusetnent there.g The Commissioner name! a committees of street safety with Inspector Schmittberger at its and with Inspectors Dillon, Meye O'Brien and Murphy as bis confreres. Dillon and O'Brien have commandod the Traffic Division and Meyers com- manda it now. Murphy is @ new In- spector and the Commissioner hopes to get some original ideas from him. The committee is to study all strests in the city and to submit a report to the Commissioner suggest- ing thoroughfares which may be des- ignated as “slow traffic streets” and “one way streets.” Some few strects may be closed to traffic entirely in the periods when children are most likely to use them, such as the noon hour and the hours after school closes, with chiffon, trimmed epor hiteandcol: you will th The Aldermen recently gave the wit ro i i m si ovgandis H vet ne Pg AB AA glen ith eth broidered effect, trimmed with em. with d jold Goat Waten poet te risks to lepdie sae Formerly up to 22.50 batiste and'taffeta, broidered organdy, collar, to confine it to one direction in cer- tain streets. The Commissianer hopes to get the added privilege of shutting off streets, dos Frpeolecenpe’ will eeck ae layorounes in each prety hs ne wy and will try ee te get reo in achoolheuses and publi id Sinoe where children m iy when the weather is in- ol A apecial crusade will be directed against truckmen who leave their vehicles backed up to the curb after their loads have been removed, These will be compelled to move on as soon | dere? sare | ad fend coin or ry NO sTAMPe ACCEPTED. 180 broadway, New York| fee) Sunday World Wants Work Monday Morning Wonders. Lot pene saw him ood Nghe sitting MC Ro gh Bast Twenty but professed complete ‘ oop In Twenty-third street, near had happened to ec the oldest O01 alow \n the Wonka BONWIT ‘TELLER &,CO. of Orspinalions wn AVENUE, AT. 38™. STREET . Important Clearing Sale 500 Smart Summer Dresses AT LESS THAN HALF FORMER PRICES DURING THIS SALE NO GOODS SENT ON APPROVAL. NO C, O. D.'S, NO EXCHANGES. Women’s & Misses’ Summer Dresses ‘ormerly up to‘12.50 3.95 The season's smartest styles in voiles, tissues, stripe and plain crepes, linens, ratines, Lnaerte trimmed with organdie or nets. In white and colors. Women’s & Misses’ Dresses 6.75 Tunic and some misses’ basque models in plain or embroidered crepe, ratine and crepe tissue. ite and colors. Women’s Dresses—Second Floor inches wide. The best grade that $1.50 ever purchased. In great demand for dresses this season. In this greatest of all silk sales, yard, at Black Messaline 85-inch Black All-Silk Messaline —a good wearing silk, 69c Brocaded Silks 40 inches wide, handsome Brocaded Charmeuse and Cascadeay Crepes— : ee from $1.00 » in a variety of choice colorings and Black Duchesse Fancy Silks A large assortment of the fashionable 87 and 86-inch omen and Black- 86 inches wide; a superior qual- ity all-silk black Satin Duchesse. See this handsome, A REAL SILK SALE! FIRST, REAL IN THE FACT THAT EVERY SILK OFFERED IN THIS SALE IS ABSOLUTELY OF PURE SILK THREAD, UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED. AND, SECOND, REAL BECAUSE OF THE SENSATIONAL LOW PRICES THAT PREVAIL FOR SILKS KNOWN ALL OVER TOWN AT THEIR REGULAR PRICES. THE ENTIRE ROTUNDA HAS BEEN GIVEN OVER TO THE DISPLAY AND SALE OF THESE SILKS AND THERE WILL BE AN EXTRA FORCE OF SALESPEOPLE TO ASSIST YOU IN OBTAINING YOUR PURCHASES WITHOUT ANY ANNOYING DELAY. Black Crepe de Chine Fine all-silk crepe de chine, » good, firm, lustrous quality. 46 Black Silk Charmeuse Our special $2.00 quality of all-silk charmeuse. A beautiful high lustre silk, a favorite for dresses and evening $1.39 gowns, Full 40 inches wide and reduced special for this great silk sale to, yard.........seeeees . : White Habutai 86-inch Imported White Habutai Wash Silk, in a good, heavy grade —usually retailed at 69¢ $1.17 Crepe de Chine 86-inch all-silk colored Crepe de Chine in @ full color as- sortment; regular $1.50 9 quality reduced to...... SC | Choice of Every Silk Remnant (Black or Colored) 50c Yard ~ Taffetas $6-inch fine all-silk colored Chif- fon Taffetas, in all shades; 9 7 Jersey Cloth All Sik 72-inch White and Pink Jersey Gill, so much in demand! our regular $1.60 grade, Stitiwelt is || 4 and te said to be! Many of the Season’s Most Charming Models, for Women and Miasses are in this Clearance of Summer Apparel Bringing Newly Lowered Prices on the Third Floor, To-morrow of shadow lace, lined of French linen, long tunic | French crepe, linen and Now $18.50 Now $6.50 Now $6.50 515 Dresses, formerly $6.75 to 10.00, at $3.50 Of a wide variety of desirable cotton fabrics, in many clever models. 320 Dresses, formerly $11.50 to 17.50, at $6.50 Of linen, ratine, French crepe, striped voiles and other cotton fgbrics. 165 Dresses, now at $14.50 and 18.50 . That were formerly $25.00 to 49.50 Of silks, crepe de Chine, lace and handsome imported cotton fabrics. Sale of Women’s Knit Underwear On the Main, Hloor, at decisive reductions. 35¢°Vests, at 22c each*’ $3.75 Combination Suits, $2.75 Of fing. lisle thread, plain or with hand Of glove silk, plain or with embroidered crochet yokes. fronts; in pink or white. $1.00 Gambination er a $3.50 Silk Vests, at $2.45 Of fine ribbed lisle thread, with ti or with logge knees trimmed withrface. e French band tops, embroidered fronts; in $1.25 Combination Suits, at 85c pink, white, or sky blue. $3.50 Silk Bloomers, at $2.65 Imported, Swiss ribbed lisle thread, with short leg pants, plain or lace trimmed. or Of extra heavy glove silk, in pink, white black. To-morrow, on the Main Floor, an Extraordinary Clearance of Children’s Imported Dresses and Coats yPNCHUDED are many of the most attractive garments brought from abroad this season, hand-made and daintily trimmed, at remarkable reductions: Children’s $1.65 Imported Dresses, at 85c Of rep, hand-embroidered; in sizes for 114 to 5 years. Children’s $1.95 to 3.95 Imported Dresses, at $1.15 to 2.75 Of nainsook, rep, madras and linen, hand-embroidered; in sizes for 6 months to 5 years. Children's Imported Coats and Reefers, at $1.50, 1.95, 2.50 & 2.85 Formerly $2.25 to 8.95; made of pique; in sizes for 6 months to @ years, {= for this salaicaly.., dele sole, AP 1 1 5 in the Store oe pith, ppl for she 4 7 C Also on a Special Main Floor Counter, To-morrow, this still more this sale to........ . Extraordinary Clearance of discontinued styles of Infants’ & Children’s Garmentsat 39c Aron de, $F 1 17): sneW Your choice of every’ black ie ener mney ses. | reduced to...sesssssene _— paper lah .00 kos -50 ‘ibscdaeurtk H ' es we o id colored silk ti vi ; Including Infants’ Flannel Skirts, ues and Wrappers of Embroidered F! 1 i is a 4). 2 4 Ay nace aver nag gine biti {or thie le Or 1 e 69 Printed and and Canaos: Terry Bath Robes, in tees for 144 to 4 years; Children’s Drearce in ; Black Charmeuse value or cost. ; the Dorothy model, in pink, white and blue crepe, in sizes for 1}4 to 4 years, and Stinch Bleck Uroeaded Chere Striped Habutai take advantagd of these mar- Messalines Brocaded Silks Children's Rompers, of crinkled seersuckers, cross bar muslins and ginghams, in A special lot of a good mest » on sale at about one- w this sale h Imported Stripe Habutai for Shirts and Drese- White Charmeuse 40-inch White and Ivory All-Silk Charmeuse; popular white silks al- Black Poplin Poplins- “fashionable and depend: able Silk P velous values; 27-86 to 40 inches wide. Every new plain and fancy weave included. No Mail or Phone Orders on this item. Included are 40-inch Silk and Wool Poplins, 40-inch Silk and Wool Novelty Crepe Poplin, 36- Your choice this techy Moclley voluss' ‘ts 8 Your ebsce this 75C Black Taffeta 85-inch all-silk colored Messalines in all the wanted shades; an ele gant quality for dresses; our regular one dollar analltye: df i sale to, it M ° ty sal White Messaline | Black Taffeta nsively for waists, dresses 86-inch Black All-Silk Chiffon Taf- sizes for 2 te 6 years. All at 89c each. On the Fourth Floor, To-morrow, an Exceptional Offering of $28.00 and 30.00 Baby Carriages, at $23.50. Handsomely made Pullman Carriages, of superior qualit; y reeds, with reed hood, fin- fitted with corduroy eushi hoods oplins reg- | waysin demand, We offer an ex- feta, glove finish $6-inch Black All-Silk ‘Taffeta; ished in natural color, white enamel og gray, and y cushions; hoo lar ‘s2.00 wt, Sepioealiyecedchal @ 1 ? linings; 9 reg- 7 Oe le hack ical sweating, Indie eee are adjustable; some have artillery wheels, ced for this 1,35 All Silk Crepe Meteor ee inehea wide. A heavy, lustrous quality in a variety d shades, also white and a black: else $2.00 quali ilk Sales... ity for this —per yard, le only a *1.39 # q Ys price—fo _ only, ‘ 40-inch Black Silk’ and Wool jood shades, Regu Colored Moires 86-inch silk moire, in a variety of lar $1.50 quay. Badneed in this bale quality, reduced for this sale; OMlY..ceesee serene 51.18 Satin Imperial A beautiful material featured in our department at $2.00, 36 inches wide. Most desirable ier Sales, yard and lar $1.00 Silk, reduced 69c sik; reduced for this for this sale to......... sale Colored Satin Yarn dyed all silk colored Satins in assortment of gout are ee Meg ular 0 grader Haluced 50c for this sale to 5c $1.00}i The Sunday World’s Want Directory in the universe. ~ makes more “Offers a o: Positions" than any other two mediums pieepTsst .