The evening world. Newspaper, January 10, 1919, Page 6

ee GREGAN CONFESSES °°" 2s ] TO STEALING BONDS, SAYS DETECTIVE. Beautiful, New, 6 aranteed: _ PLAYER PIANOS yb) On Convenient Terms See WITH EVERY PLAYER Had a Good Tim Vhi t pte Bee Bosch Tp Mame: VA, begat Mork Lasted——-Com “ A ' 10 SIRE NEAKKST VOL 2 ew Wars NEW YORK: | BROOKLYN: fin, ‘i Hiss 53 East 34th St. 55 Flatbush Ay ein 1 ire y ul JERSEY CITY: NEWARK: f : : (eee 134 Newark Av. | 903BroadSt., ""?,, u ee OPEN SATURDAY EVENING, ' = t a ; ‘ n hark fi ALL LATEST PLAYER MUS oes IT MAKES LITTLE DiFrenciet WriaT YOU NEED ponte ee vo learned —A WORLD “WANT” AD. WILL GO AND FIND IT’ |; M ted re —_—_—_ EDEL DED DELL ENG TLE Y YL ED LE VE DONT LE YELL LE LEN DL LE LIN ETY ED A VA DELTLLTD Franklin Simon a Co A Store of Individual Shops Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Streets ence nies ITED Spring Modes for Misses, Juniors and Girls Be THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JANUARY _10, ‘CHARGED WITH STEALING RAUB CAERLEON «| 22 dresses are characterized by a tailored simpli- silk or wool fabrics. aS ie TSS A ORO LAB OS LAR ee | y . 14 to 20 years, Heretofore $69.50 5 x « r I Hc individual Shops tor Young People are always authoritative as to r) f the newest and most distinctive Fashions, whether for a young girl in bs; ft short dresses, for older sister who has become a well tailored college miss, ji or a debutante who requires a complete wardrobe for all social occasions q ® : . ’ . : ’ . : hw Misses’ Dress Fashions Misses’ Suit Fashions i hf Exclusive Spring Models Exclusive Spring Models 4 Dressy silk frocks reveal many new ideas in Waistcoats hay been the inspiration for new i 1 draped, tunic or straightline models; wool types of tailored or dressy Suits fashioned of i ; Typically youthful are WW I city, braided or embroidered, while the Evening waistcoated box coat suits, also surplice belied iy j gowns are daintily trimmed with silver lace, or semi-fitted models. Distinctive Jersey Suits id a flowers or ribbon. 14 to 20 years. are silk floss fringed. 14 to 20 years iM : Wy 29.50 to 145.00 39.50 to 125.00 i i. a . Oo Misses’ Satin Dresses Misses’ Sport Coats 5 Spring Models for Immediate Wear New Spring Models of Velve ven i | Black or navy satin dresses, with gracefully Jaunty short coats of black velveteen, i draped tunics or straightline models; trimmed suitable to wear with separate walking or sport al { with a contrasting color satin, silk floss fringed skirts; Tuxedo or notched collars; white silk a or wool emb'd; new bell sleeves. 14 to 20 yrs lined throughout. 14 to 20 years. a al 29.50 to 69.50 2, 29.50 and 39.50 RY 8 8 f\ Three New Wi inter Models i i ; Misses’ Tailored Suits Without Fu: : \ Of Suede Wool Velour i ct Suits in navy, brown, reindeer, taupe or black, showing a smart : A K box coat with culf hem, a belted box coat and a surplice sash tie al ye coat with a smart new flare; skirts are ankle length, straight and \ 4 i narrow. 14 to 20 years Unusual at 39.50 R 7 13 08 iN bY f o@ hf Wiil Close Out—SATURDAY , OK 3 l Wy or 6 8 AS am) *y o5 R Mi ‘ E f Misses’ Fur Trimmed Coats FO iy f Also Coats Without Fur \ i a ft) j. Belted coats of Pom Pom Bolivia, silvertone or wool 4 ay i velour in the season's favored colors, majority silk lined 29.50 i) J i warmly interlined, 14 to 20 years, Heretofore $39.80 to $49 59 fd s \| Wy { ; , y Misses’ Fur Collared Coats f 4 ; i Of Ali Wool Pom Pom Bolivia \ y y F i Belted model made of one of this season's preferred fabrics; 55. 00 f i ? large shaw] collar of taupe nutria fur or muffler collar of Hudson q a seal fur; silk lined and warmly interlined - ‘1919. STRIKE MAY TIE UP REMOVAL OF GARBAGE SNAPSHOT OF YOUTH $136,000 IN SECURITIES . treet Cleaning Commissioner Mac Sity Hopes to Avert a Gen eral Congestion STACEY TUBULAR OUTFIT Hockey or Racing HE weather pitta of good quality Steel, aluminum fin | man expect ish. . Shoe of superior black grain leather. Racers in any length blade desired. Other Outfits $5.95 to $39.50 “Everything for Winter Sports” & DAVEWA 5 1b Cortlandt St., 405 Broadway, 831 Siam, ar Wiway Near Canal ear 1th st outdoor skating Sunday Ke prepared Come in and take advantage of our bargains Positively Vaual | i Choice Sales ; “dhe Womens Shop for Valin the Final Sal POCA sedi nen vee House 22 East 34™ St. ALIMANS Your Choice Without Reserve of Our Entire Stock of earn Dinner »« Evening — PRESSES On Sale Tomorrow 9.85 Regular Prices Were $25.00 to $39.50 The Illustrations Picture Some of the Dresses in This Sale SOLDIERS FORGE CHAE 1N INDIANA PROSECUTORS \ : gon ‘ | Satin Heavily Tena TenOtE C Georgette Embroidered A vitexamnis « Serge Velveteen — Crepe de E | a " | Chine laborately ' are _|P Wool Velour Beaded m4 oni \ " Tulle pe MARY PICKFORD BETTER. [~ a ~To Close Tomorrow— : Vite Stor Regected en Road to tt | + cover ane ww 95 Fur Trimmed Coats fonday, wn "4 Former t-rices up to $45. Ms , Wool Velour, and Pom Pom, Trimmed with Raccoon, Nutria, and Opossum, 00 Lined throughout and warmly interlined, oO. | James MeCreery & Gs, aordinary a: in an dirary LEARANCE x . SATER ; ‘ an 9 hn SALE of at vine PRL. oth Avenue ON SATURDAY, JANUARY 11TH 384th Street Double e value now being | A “i . seal AE gl Iligh-Grade American-Made Now is the time to buy shirts. | CLEARANCE SALE PRICES W $2.00 and $2.50 SHIRTS].65 | I L T O N R U G S 2.78 and 3.00 SHIRTS 1.95 | 3.50 and 400 stevs 2.65 | | The Entire Stock of a Well-Known Manufacturer, 5.00 and 6.00 SHIRTS 3.95 | 7.00 anc 0S s 5.95 ? , A At 30% Below Usual Prices Ga ae. SHOPS This sale includes hundreds of choice Rugs purchased Strciatiere. iw AMESICA at unusual price concessions which enable us to offer them at approximately today’s wholesale cost. Patrons antici- pating the purchase of Rugs for present or future needs will benefit by substantial savings. NEWARK SHOP, 17) Market St. Bridgepors Waterbury — derunton ——