The evening world. Newspaper, June 23, 1916, Page 5

' xt day | 8th Street FIFTH AVENUE th Street \ Lawyers for Prisoner Say He ie « way T coud | ¢ whiter 3 39) 4 W ; S Will Clear M: rot Girl's | futat ‘Shecr trem | Store Hours in June: 9 A. M. to § P. M. a ystery of Girl's | tninkin ' a latter from | Cammeyer offers a worth-while opportunity for WAUKMOAN, 111, June %-~| hore Oroet was cilendinn che Um murdering Marian Lambert. Don't write that way. If you love me the directors It - a When the State had cloned ite care |loagen up” hagpine | arnt vhnomedg 7 hat no with the read of the last twenty-lap iq “good letter from farian | ve Bike akaut one ratte . ° > . Sale two of the letters Orpet wrote| "Only about ten days and I shall eee jment. “Ut Oppenheim’s ‘irbar Former Prices $25.00 to $39.50 $4.85 q | Misses’ Tub Skirts............ccseecceene $2.50, $2.95, $3.95 to $5.95 |} Misses’ Jersey Sport Suits... ... $19.50, $25.00 and $29.50 bey Mises’ Sport Coats.........:scrnrrnrne $9.50, $15.00 to $19.50 e ee CAMMEYE STAMPED ON A SHOE R MEANS STANDARD OF MERIT GX AVE AT 201 ST. Interesting Sales of : ] women to buy Summer Footwear at prices sharply reduced to insure immediate disposal. w m oe <a a ORPET WL TELL | RY HOW AND VY NS AMBER ED amnaan! to free the youth of the charge of Marian, attorneys for the defense outlined their campaign. tion from the record much of the Htato's testimony as irrelevant ond, they were prepared to ask Judar Donnelly to take the care from the Jury. failed, Attorney Wilkerson was ready cured from Orpet the night of his ar- we" rest wae that Creer wi pole th in Met Ye blows to-day in an effort’ Marian. Firat they planned to seek elimina- line tid off.” Hee. Third, in event the second move tell the jury tn his opening state- ent that the “semi-confession” se- right. Holiday Fashion Sale Bulletin for Saturday BVBNING WORLD, PRIDAY, JU fe of (he remainder of cocupled the mormon Tt couldn't letter whether you are for me or not, ‘the time of the d you and kiss you very much, glad you are till good. bee it up and when I get home we wil By Nov, 3, after the summer vaean- tion, Orpet addressed her merely as|Judme Crain to dai “Dear Marian,” and spoke of seeing | her on ‘Thanksgiving. pore you don't care,” he wrote, In this and subsequent letters he! duct the wire has stopped pleading with Marian warmer expressions of her regard. | | Late in November Be wives sont Hy he hoped that she “got the stuff” all Mayor Mitchel's cl Dec. 7 he wrote “Lotter re- prin Pe i atgerene aaelmet the winder 4 igne, ond na dean | coins thie morning and prised to hear th ww " ne Feb 9 tt wit! Aitiona orient, it permen and Don't tel « " ma then” . Orpat | OP the cony arry Whitney, who tell from your | against ' t was one 1) take Inqeiry te Pann K Because of objections made to But 1 eup- | Crain of General Seasions by ot Instead, J of the Supreme Court will conduct t quiry. The first hearing is lace @ few dave a for | ter priests will be heard Women’s White Buckskin Sports Oxfords, $5 remem wt ny for fam not ENHEIM SUIT CLOSING. 2 & nn summa rrevern| ae # Dl ad nie | that | a | tnt at a jended by coun- — ee NEW “WIRE TAP” JUDGE, Along From sm he te Kay’ when Founded 1826 ou ak Lord & Taylor 100 MISSES’ DRESSES at $18.50 Smart Afternoon and Evening Dresses in the most fashionable fabrics; Georgette Crepe, Chiffon Taffeta, Novelty Silks, Silk and Serge, Crepe de be Nets, Laces. Models of exceptionally effective style; sizes 14, 16 and 18 years. Misses’ Tailored Wool Suit............:.ccssceceesseeees $10.00 and $18.00 Former Prices $29.50 to $45.00. Misses’ Flowered and Striped Voile Dresses.......$5.95 to $12.50 Third Fleor, . 7, , ‘ Here is a picture of one. INAL CLEARANCE REDU Women's High Cut White Phe negli Pe It ig'a splendid shoe with B ; JCTIONS ' Women's High Cut White || Linen Lace Shoes. Hand Fourtean prices; block ® fine rubber sole and 30 Juniors’ Coats, Juniors’ & Girls’ Suits, , Calfskin Button and Lace Turned | Soles, Covered white, colors, dots, stripes, der a yah ar eae ° ° 0 ) Shoes, Louis XVI. Heels. figures. : ) white buckskin, is smart Former Prices $10.95 to $15.50. Former Prices $19.50 to $29.50. . ° strap pumps in mat kid, bronze and_ patent White Buekekin The New Silk Stocking Yeatt er pumps of white kid with white cov a es iy el eels or white buck finish with leather 2) % ‘y! ( Pumps, Pearl Store Lean white Boast oxfords Gd atent | babys tera ia BOYS’ WOOL SUITS { d fi rt 'e leather or perforated trimming. are | learance Prices . Sine meres! eee gers Ried oe oe pg taken from ourregular stocks; not all sizes Final reductions, radical enough to Our Usual Briges S7.g0 to Braigo ’ Welt Soles, G : 1S Vea ateeltl : 1.50 pai ‘And in every style; a remarkable son ff . di ry di lof $6 50 : Cuban Heels. ; cord clocked stockings at $ a Da, nda) offering. Down-Sinirs Store, Old Buildings effect an immediate disposal of about 's si good collection of boot silk stockings, seam- = Too smart Hats in fashionable straws SRORS ‘ less and some full fashioned in bronze, smoke, | $1.50 for $3 Corsets—600 and colors. 195 Nowou Suits in light weight eli navy, gray, pink and blue, 50c pair; in tan Redfern, C. 13, Warner's Rustproof and Trimmed Hats Ont saree ane iWaed EaBeS Bates only, 36¢ pair (3 for $1). B, J.—you see the an " ener makes, 50c, $1.00, $2.50 Real not | bl oe gee . The | ( Cotton and mercerized stockings, too, at 50c pair. Sone feduned: the WAraterOUiaaiain Tailored and effectively trimmed styles; majority have two pairs of Knickerbockers. ] a enty oF oot re patra’ St howe in black und) guch that most figures can be fitted, among them many Parissmade models, Sizes 7 to 18 years. ( Even at 25¢ pau Chee are reliable black oF white | — 3 malialege Vem see Bo awe Norfolk $3.95 to $5.50 ' ' sapere, “tain Od Baling. Young Women 8 Sports Large and small dhapa in black and Ce aa ink eald ‘ae ; ¢ ; Suits, Coats and Skirts —— ST ReAThnE Bizet 7 to 17 years, : na j Newest Neckwear—Special —AIl New a ee Boys’ Tub Trousers.......95c to $1.75 q Every piece marked less than our usual Holidays are ahead Formerly $1.00 to $3.50. ag Beach cloth, duck, crash and ( prices. and the girl who has a Millinery Section, Fourth Floor ‘ Fourth Floor. ] Rajah silk vestees, striped sometimes this way and good-looking coat and — ed ‘5 sometimes that, in rose, green or blue. To be worn skirt or a smart sports . eteileseeainantinall ] inside dress or as a vest with suit, 75c and $1. suit is ready for th po ( Cris organdie collars and frills witb embroidered uit 1S ready for chem, eaenaaes 1 polka dots, 50c. . oat ove ours pegekt cpm with pleats, 50c. earreee hurried infor i] 25 to 33% Per Cent Off , New collection of embroidered vestees, 50c. , is 3 : ( Flesh pink chiffon collar ad double frills, $1. fey CAT the tate ALL OUR SU MMER RUGS {|| staal ound: Some hand-embriderd wome ce wanted fashions, Sizes To Effect an Immediate Clearance trimmed, some tucked, some net-trimmed, $1 to $2. 14 to 20 years, Old Bellaire Rag Rugs ( Patent Leather and Gun || Patent Leather and Gun tae Main floor, Old Building. White Flannel Suits, 9 White Calfskin Pumps, Hand- turned soles and covered Louis XVI. Metal Calfskin Pumps with Metal Calfskin Pumps with Black Cloth Backs. Black Cloth Inlays. Welt Soles, Leather Turn Soles, Covered ya . . models, with well-cut skirts, || heavy quality. Cee Cuban Heels Louis XVI. Heels The lace is a hand-made copy of the typical oe may be worn sepa- | 27x54 inches ...95c | 814x1014 feet....... . $6.75 | | For $2 there are also pink or blue batiste blouses Pictured is a coat with fan-pleated collar. Silk or Usually. Now. i Usually. Now, ee For the car and rough wear. Half and sleeve lined, | Fifth Floor SUMMER RESORT ANNUAL] sate of trons Siege ers at &f THE N.Y. WORLD, |] Bernsine ote, spot ot 9p nw runt | Homa ot Skit, te sigs | pm a 01 FREE! At the Main Office and All Branch Offices of the World, | Centaining Many Theusard Advertisements of Places at Which to Spend Your Summer Vacation, Orders by Mail Should Be Accompanied by Five Cents for Postage. SIXTY-EIGHT PAGES, EXCLUSIVE OF BEAU- TIFULLY ILLUSTRATED COVER IN COLORS. Net frocks, 22 styles, $9.50 to $25, Taffeta and crepe Georgette frocks—a choice group of 50, $12.75. Tailored suits of serge and gabardine; 221 spe- cially priced, $15 to $32.50 Shower-proof coats, in- rted gray and brown tweeds, belted, loose, man- nish; special purchase; $18.50. y dh a i fbi I) Skirts of galatea, bed- linen, $1.25 to $11.50; stripes, $2.75 to $5.75. 200 corduroy skirts, very special, $3.75. feeond floor, Old Ballding. “Trish” Lace on $2 Blouses Irish crochet and the blouses are of lawn almost as sheer as organdie. Even to the large crochet buttons these $2 blouses look as if they might be several times as expensive. made this year—at unts from regular prices of 25 to 3314 per cent. Along with everything else, the cost of trunk-making has increased greatly. These trunks at so much less than their regular low prices offer an opportunity too valuable to neglect if a good, inexpensive trunk is on one’s summer shop- ping list. Steamer trunks, sizes 28 to 36 inches, $6.75, $9.50 Dress trunks, 28 to 38-inch, $8 and $9, Wardrobe trunks, $24 to $32, bubway Goor, New Bullding, in shape, and full of many months of service, Wear these shoes for golf, for tennis, even for walking, for they are arched so as not to hurt the foot. All sizes for early comers. ‘This is a real opportunity with the prices of buckskin, shoemaking and rubber as high as they are. This Shoe is $3.35 It is white buckskin, too, and is a part of a special purchase of shoes we had made to sell at $5, but which were not quite up to standard. Not all Main floor, Old Building. 1,465 Women’s Pumps and Oxfords Newly Priced, $2.65 These are Wanamaker $3.50 shoes—two- $17.50, $25 Good-looking unlined belted White Chinchilla Coats Useful for every occasion, Long ones at $20; shorter ones at $13.75, Stockinet Coats of Wool or Silk i, gabardine, cordeline, corduroy, silk, jersey, flannels, taffeta, novelty fabrics; short lengths thar es not need alterations, Second floor, Old Building, | Hammock, Complete, $12.50 For this you get—couch hammock, khaki shade, spring bottom, adjustable wind-shield, rope ends, soft-top mattress, angle-iron sup- port, shade-well awning in green and white stripes. fe ure 8¢ mous Rowe G ntatives in New York for the fa- ter couch hammocks; $12 to $26.50, Pourth Gallery, New Building, heele: ford cords. gabardines, | Sizes but you will be 2 Formerly $2.00 to $3.00 a pair, Our Former Price $2.95, ique, Russian cords, Pee: not to be dis- $1 15 $1 98 fancy cords, fine French ; ®Ppointed. . . Serges, Whipcords and Sport Checks; some partly, othere full lined. Sizes 12, 14, 15, 17 years. French Serges and Shepherd Checks, in jaunty models, Sizes 12, 14, 16, 1§ and 17 years, Girls’ Tub Dresses, Special, 95c Usually $1.25, $1.50 and $1.95. Ginghams and chambrays, in pretty styles for girls of 6 to 14 years, Ground Ploor a ooo CHILDREN’S SHOES SEMI-MADE SKIRTS Low and high Shoes, in various leathers; incomplete sizes, 6 to 1114, the majority in narrow widths. Second Floor New flaring models of white pique; 2 patch pockets; belts or girdle yokes; pearl button trimmed. Grownd Floor These excellent and inexpensive Rugs, suitable for either cottage or bun- galow, are made of entirely new materials, in crisp, clear colorings and very xoneete tri cit tobs pp BACABE IRONTAHBSET sc ancgnioaccerer es $7.75 Japanese Rag Rugs Including some homespun Rugs of heavy quality. Beautiful colorings. COUCH HAMMOCKS $6.9 Built on lines of durability and finished | , in attractive details. Equipped with fibre} y filled mattress, button tufted. steel spring and frame. Windshield adjusted so that it may be used as a back rest. The same Hammock, complete, with two chains, _ as illustrated, Hammock, $6.95; Stand, $2.75; Awning, $3.50—$13.20, Other hammocks ranging in price from $7.50 to $18.75 Fourth Floor A Guide to All Recorts, amm oh hi Wreosuf Giana