The evening world. Newspaper, May 2, 1919, Page 4

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MODISH PUMPS and BUCKLES ( UR Shoes present just the aristocratic appearance that the well dressed women of now-a-days are after, and they know that at the CAMMEYER SHOP they can always find something different, something distinctive. \ In conjunction with good-looking shoes, they also get satisfaction and serviceable wear, —— The Pumps (as illustrated) can be had in Gun Metal, 8.00, 10.00 Patent Leather, 8.00, 10.00 1 White Kid, 11.00 Rhinestone and Cut Steel Buckles, 2.50 to 50.00 There is a Government tax of 10% on the amount over $10.00 paid for each pair of shoes t q > a wm } Pm EY ve, ] } Stamped on a Shoe Means Standard of Merit 34" St. New York + eae « 4 It’s a duty and a privilege |hand and ordered him t been taken to the y ~ BROADWAY CHASE Gesso, After Shooting Soldier, | Attacks Two Who Try to Arrest Him. ; Detective Sergt. Joseph Walsh of the West 123d Street station, Eugene | Lireen, ne, a discharged sol West 130th Street, and rke of No. 64 Old © shot and seriously yesterday afternoon at id Street, by Jerry t years old, of No et. During shot him, and detective and | 5 | 130th | Hight with Breen, ¢ | when pursued t O'Rourke, shot both After Ges detective, v pite his w ‘# arrest by the wounded i his prisoner des nearly 600 per n: from lynching Gesso, ling to witnesses, C eran an argument et and Broadway suy, suddenly dre halted, and O'Rourke, who was driv- ing a passing coal truck, ran up to agsist Walsh, As O'Rourke ap- D fired two shota at the Sergeant Walsh man prisoner, I c he struck Gesso with a heavy coal shovel he carried. b o men, passengers in a taxt- cab, leaped from it and seized Gesso. They were ordered away by Walsh Buy Victory Loan Notes Franklin Simon 8 Co. 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Special 14.50 Yeaecialy | ; ies rippling, circular capes of —— navy blue serge LB dies abodes a ath Shed end grace to young growing girls. : ny’s meeting — the Sizes 8 to 16 years. Special 14.50 schleppers ted printed cards | tito & room would be the new rate| Pretty dresses of taffeta are in several attractive models. AM Catal Blas oe Among the good dark and medium shades of fashionable FIVE-DAY WEEK IN SEATTLE. Spring colors, you will find plenty of navy blue. ial 12.50 en ae Sixes 8 lo 14 years. Specia f Misses’ Suits, Coats & Capes Specially Priced The suits are Best & Ce, tailored of fine navy blue serge. One model with a vest is trimmed with braid and another shows straight lines in the coat. Special 25.00 The smart coats of wool jersey, serge, tricotine and sport mixtures are suitable for all kinds of wear. Special 25.00 The graceful capes are generously full in a : iy us the collar lengthens to form a vest, trimmed with braid. Special 25.00 Second Floor. ali HERE is a t Misses’ Short Capes characteristics. SMART capes for the Miss are as var- ied in length as they are in style, but the newest models scarce- ly reach to the knee and interpret a very youthful mode. Tricolette is a there are also n There are short capes of silk duvetyn, trico- tine, Evora cloth, Bolivia cloth, serge, soft silks and fibre silk fabrics. the shoulders bloused, belted 14 to 20 years. 29.50 to 89,50 50.9 Misses’ Silk Dresses WITH SWIRLING DRAPES Individualized by bouffant drapes, puffed under tunics, frills, flutin§s, wide lace col- lars, and other refreshing little touches that attract attention to dresses of plain or two-tone taffeta silk, plain or flowered Georgette, satin, foulard or moire silk; many are embroidered, beaded or braided. 14 to 20 years, 29,50 to 125.00 Franklin Simon Suit, made of any one of the attractive fibre silk weaves, The fabrics have many charming silky in appearance, rich in color tones, varied as to weaves and just the correct weightto wear durin3, the warmer days. Dominette is blocked in design, and in plain or Persian colorings. Beside the fascination of the fabrics, there are entirely new suit models, with coats that are considerably length- ened. Coats that han} jracefully from embroidered borders—all feature the slender silhouette in both coat and skirt. 14 to 20 years. FASHION ADVOCATES as COOL and SUMMERY MISSES’ FIBRE SILK SUITS distinction about every They are lustrous and closely woven fabric. ovelty fibre silk weaves in straight lines, also or designed with wide 0 to 195,00 Misses’ Cotton Frocks WITH THE APPROVED SHORT SLEEVES Women's White Glace Gloves Sale Saturday Perfect-fitting Best &€e, gloves of white glace are overseam or pique sewn and attractively finished on the backs. With one clasp or two. 4 Special 1.50 a Pair Sale Saturdaya Children's Sturdy Shoes These are made by a manufacturer of army and navy shoes—of the same durable leathers—on our own special last for growing feet. Sizes 11 to 2 Third Floor Black lace shoes in D & E widths, These answer the shoe problem of active boys and girls. Special 4.15 a Pair Sizes 8 to 10/2 | Fourth Floor | Tan lace shoes in D width. | | Black lace shoes in C, D & E widths. Special 3.65 a Pair EVERY PAIR MADE ESPECIALLY FOR BEST & CO. NO MAIL ORDERS. NO PHONE ORDERS, Hest & Co. ] Fifth Avenue at 35th Street INVESTMENT ON EARTH ureeley 1234 ANNUAL MAY SALES i: More Good Opportunities for Saturday Sturdy Stockings For Romping Children 700 pairs of boys’ and girls’ fine rib cotton stockings in black, white and brown are Special 3 pairs for 1.00 — Women's Summer-weight Knit Underwear Fine cotton union suits with tight or loose knees are finished with a crocheted edge at the necks and armholes. Regular and extra sizes, Special .65 Pink bloomers of fine combed lisle in knee length are well re- enforced. Special .68 Girls & Misses’ Hats Unusual Value Best & Co, hats and trimmed hats for early Distinctive tailored Summer are included. 3.75 4.75 5.75 PUTIAN 6 piu z; wR New Carriages for Baby's Outing Especially if it is for the new baby, going out for the first time to see the world, you want the nicest look+ ing, easiest running carriage in New York. You will find just what you want in the Liliputian Bazaar, priced as low as is compatible with good quality. THE NICEST Children’s Barber Shop in Town —and this with all due regard for the many nice shops. This isn't our judgment, but that of mothers who like to bring their boys and girls to the Children’s Barber Shop It may be the service of the kindly, efficient barbers; it may be the cheery shop, elf— so unlike other. barber shops, or it may be the little red chairs outside; whatever it is, surely you want to brine your children to the nicest barber shop. ~ (Illustrated ) Misses’ Tricolette Suit 69.50 That are cool and summery. Many with the new short sleeves that are cap to elbow lenibidy Organdie frocks pastel tinted and in darker shades are lace and ribbon trim- med, Plain, figured or flowered voiles fea- uaint fichus. Linen, £¢ tch prdhem nglish prints aré frequent bined with organdie. 14 to 20 years, 14.50 to 98.50 MISSES’ APPAREL SHOPS—Second Floor ture and ly com- they have to combat. y \ mars sua 8 nA PSNR LUNN wYou Never Pay More at Best's pI See . ARLIACHL ILL LLL A Young Man’s Germany Exclusive Portraits of the New Leaders of the German Republic Printed in Gravure in Next Sunday’s World Show new types of cabinet ministers in the saddle, and with their portraits are three unusual photographs that show the conditions in Berlin with which \