The evening world. Newspaper, March 30, 1917, Page 4

a oe THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 1917. ARRESTED FOR MURDER [fests sree wa nacre he |Eesitoney cia elton nite See tentiary, where he was serving @ five. year wenitence, Ho formerly was Clroult judge. to hold @ crowd of chauffeurs at bay | F Hope, who is twenty-five years old, | during the killing, Sullivan and Hen- | —— Hope Alleged to Have Held Off | vas arrested at Kingsland and Jamatca| ®0S9ey are stihl at large. Hope lives sO Greeley 1900 5 A Ae | Avenues, Union Course, 1. 1, having | ®t No 46 East Kighty-second Street. i fi } fy; Chauffeurs While Others Killed | been identified by @ policeman from a| ¢, t Weldon Last Fatt | printed description. ‘The prisoner ad-| "Term wieatin Pedeont Peisca ee | - } ‘ was 2 | mnits he was Jn the garage at the time,| LEAVENWORTH, Kan. March 20.—| The Original James Hope, alias George Hoyt, was| but denies any part in the murder Ell H. Redman, f th i Hi up tn yn Poltce Head- was the result o! quarrel as to the Dp died | You Price. *. Quarters to-day charged with the mur- right to run a “crap” game in the here early today in the He pent, Substitutes Cost Same 38th Street FIFTH AVENUE 39th Street i ] P 3 \ “ Charge Purchases Made Tomorrow Will Appear on Bills Rendered May Ist l ames C re nN eT . For Friday and Saturday—An Important Sale : . e 5th Avenue ON SATURDAY, MARCH 31ST. 34th Street \ Misses’ Tailor-made Suits hs Presenting a Suit buying occasion of remarkable interest, for the values are the best offered this \ season and the collection includes only the newest and smartest of youthful ‘Tailleurs. dn ] W | f S e S | : To make Saturday the most important day of the season, two special groups of Suits are featured, at prices unprecedented for models of such smart style and materials of such quality. Misses’ Sutte Misses’ Suits Ten Models Twelve Models Special $29.50 ~ Special $39.50 Dressy Suits, strictly tailored Suits; Many are distinctively clever copies of | 4 Purchases will appear on bills rendered May Ist. sport Suits in fine quality ! veney ane Lanvin creations. Included on waste" — 1}! SPRING SUITS & OVERCOATS Poiret Twills and Tricotines Loose, straight Coats with white waist- coats, Strictly tailored, mannish Coats; short box-pleated Coats; jaunty belted Coats. Linings of plain or fancy silks, Coate with braids and buttons; cable stitching; deep collars of Khaki-kool or contrasting silks; peau de cygne lined. Skirte on new lines. f Ptaed Suits ranging from $45.00 to Misses’ Coats—Newest Spring Models, $25.00 and $29.50 An exceptional showing of those loose swinging Coats, belted in many fashions and with | deep collars, huge pocee buttons and yaar} stitching to add to their styles. Wool Velours, Burella, Gabar- 0 e For Men and Young Men . BUTS | OVERCOATS Copies of much higher priced Suits, made especially for this Sale. dines, Serges, velty Checks and Wool Jerseys. Other Coats—$16.50, $19.50, $35.00 to $125.00 ‘Afternoon Dresses Net Dresses Street Dresses Satin. charmeuse, taffeta, crepe de For Theatre ne Party Wear, dainty Ser He an fuse pans precyen. Chine, Georgette and pongee. white Fracks for the younger set. thodels ‘ailored or embroidered, $19.50 to $75.00 $12.50 to $39.50 $19.50 to $65.00 e e TMrd Floor ee ee ee he igh-Cu malt "A Sale of Corsets } Grey Kidskin Laced Boots { | Lord & Taylor Specials Haudsome Suits that are PA sae young men’s Developed in Imported aud Domestic all-wool styles, oc conservative models for the smartly materials, including Flannels, Kaitted Fabrics, dressed business man. Suits fashioned of carefully selected all-wool materials, including fine Blue Oxfords and Covert Cloth; perfectly tailored. Unfinished worsteds; single or double-breasted. Various models—-the Treuch Coat with belt all > At Very Low Pric Men's Suits are full Alpaca lined and Young ; -fitting styl ith ] 7 : High-Arched, Loufs XVI. Heels ; At ‘ ay he ow Prices Men’s Suits are quarter silk lined; silk sleeve lin- eround iat stung 8 is with ore pelt, Uiaited Featuring a particularly smart Spring | $8.50 The opportunity is indeed unusual, for these ings; seams piped; size 383 to 48—-including sizes backs with stitched belt; Slip-Ons and long Motor are Corsets of excellent make in models on the for stout meno, tall men and short men. Coats with convertible collar; size 34 to 42. | MEN’S. CLOTHING DEPT.—Fifth Floor. Boot at an unusually low price...... J Misses’ & Children’s Shoes Designed on orthopedic lines and modeled in the most serviceable of selected leathers, Specially Featured White buckskin and tan Low Shoes, Pumps and Russia calfskin High Cut Oxfords, in both dull and Lace and Button Shoes. shiny leathers. 6tol. newest lines decreed by Iashion. Offered for this occasion at much below stand- 4 ard prices: a Lord & Taylor Special $5.00 Model, $2.95 for average and well developed figures; medium low bust ' Pink broche in a daintily lace trimmed model designed | aud medium length; six hose supporters Novelty striped white coutil in a lightly boned model with free hip effect; medium bust and length. Second Floor Becond Floor rp cee: Women’s Spring Suits and Coats Models of Unusual Distinction. Exceptional Values at These Very Moderate Prices : \ The New Tailleurs i New Silk Coats The smartest, latest models in strictly tailored # Street, Afternoon and sport Coats in quite the and fancy Suits, including exclusive adaptations | most complete assortment shown this season. Not- able are the many effective models, marabout trim- med, Coats of Chiffon Taffeta, Faille, Satin Charmeuse, Satin de Lion, Satin Sublime, Gros de Londres Sport Stripes and Check Silks and copies of Paris successes. In Men's Wear Serges, Gabardines, Tricotine, Poiret Twill, Hair Line Stripes, Burella, Wool Jersey, Silk Jersey, Chiffon Taffeta & Faille Silk $25, $29.50, $35, $39.50 to $50 | A $2.50 Special Lord & Taylor Model, $1.65 $22.50, $25, $50, $60 to $75 Styled with such smartness, priced with such economy, that this should be the most important week end sale of the spring season. Planned to provide the very latest of Millinery Fashions, for femininity of every age and every type. Hats modish to a marked degree, though so moderately priced. BOYS’ CLOTHING Children’s, Juniors’ and Trimmed Hats—Specially F. eatured jor Saturday | ’ aren 8). | For the Fashionable Woman Misses’ Trimmed Hats “Combination” Trimmed Halts (Fifth Floor) y) . : $1.95, $2.50, $2.95 to $5.00 $6.95, $7.95 and $10.00 1. Boy's Top Coat, in all wool fabrics; ] 4. Boy's Reefer, in a large variety of pat- Never were our collec Hats of Lisere Straw eaieenatesaniens various plain and herringbone effects. | terns, made in Blue Serge, Fancy Mixtures Itions of youthful Millinery Black with grey Be oF Size 10 to 16 years ; and Shepherd Check Fabrics; all wool © compl an ashae white ; Size 219 to 8 years ie % my il - i Navy with grey. beige 2. Boy's First Long ‘Trouser Suit in all 5. Boy's Wash Suit, made of Zephyr, Im- Mery SATIRE P white fhe facings wool fabrics; straight -front coat with serial Chambray and Repp} guaranteed Banded Hats in mush patch pockets; plain or pinch-back ie Fee ncinme CBiESL ate to a Vania 5 ; m and sailor effects 15 to 20 years 6. Boy's all wool Norfolk Suit with two er.) a d Hats in piquant sul ‘Wash Bult short Russian | pairs of knickerbocker trousers; various — EF ; i 3. Boy a ‘ | Hag ete | ¥ ah ye model, made of Chambray, Galatea, or | neat light and dark patterns; also all woo! wo, ) t " ' Repp; guaranteed fast color, Size 249 to | Blue Serge with one pair of trousers uth faces ry ‘ e waar 1.45 Size & to 18 years. simple distinctive styles for } 4 BPA hte TE \ . BOYS’ FURNISHINGS & HATS _ A : = = a a é ———$—$——$——$KLlL Semi-Dress Hats for Juniors and Misses, $5.95 to $25.00 Ail mai and Cane vec vasves BOC to 4,50 Pajamas 75¢ to 1.28 an a -- — Blouses rad. Shirts a 78c to 3.95 | Neckwear re 2Be to 1.45 _ eap-ceecameamncanerenvencencun(p-am-ancemcaneansancancencanea: _— OO () > OO 0 OPO OS 0 0 10) 0 ee 0 0 St