The evening world. Newspaper, June 2, 1919, Page 5

CHANCELLOR LANE MARRIED Wedding of Jerney Jurist Last January In Revented. Mahy friends did not learn until to- @ay of the marriage of Vice-Chancellor Merritt Lane of New Jeraey and Miss Geraldine Garrison, daughter of Bu- (Preme Court Justice Charles G. Garri- fon of that State. They were married in Newark January 30 by Police Judge Frank A. Boettner, and have lived in Montelair since the wedding. The bridegroom gave bis age as 38 pd the bride 36. The Vice-Chancellor is the youngest man ever appointed to & seat on the Court of Chancery bench. He is a native of Jersey City. Sandwich Tray, $3.50 TO-DAY 1O-DAYissomebody’s wedding day, some- y "s birthday, some- body’s anniversary, andat ff Ovington’s you will find hundreds of distinctive i remembrances at prices unusually moderate—be- ginning at $2.50. OVINGTON’S “The Gift Shop of 5th Ave.” 314 Fifth Av., near 32d St. # M’CHORD WOULD RETURN RAILROADS AT ONCE Commerce Commissioner Says Efficiency of Lines Would Be Increased. WASHINGTON, June 2.—Immediate return of the railroads to private con- trol in the same condition when taken over was advocated by Interstats Commerce Commissioner McChord in @ statement to-day outlining his per- sonal views as to best solution of railroad problem. Although stating that he was not “hialterably opposed” to Government ownership of the railroads “if that becomes necessary {th the future,” Commissioner McChord said | ben Meved there would be an incre: the Siticieney and individual initiative nagement of the roads if th ere returned now to private control. which ewould in @ short time put them ons sound financial basia, Chi the House inter- atate Commerce "committeo 1s framing a bill for this w Shich the Government may be called Hjon to retarn She 48 Fenros is to their owners by Jan. 1, fty-Might Killed in May, Increase Over Last Year. There were 87 persons killed by automobiles in New York State jn the month of May as compared to 80 inst year. Of these 68 were killed in New York City'as against 54 a year ago. rsons were killed by street The number of persons killed in New Jereecy last month by au FXG 81 than in Ma; ‘hese figures were ze Pa the National Highway Protect! ive toh ‘Bawara 8. Gorgen, efegretarz of, the eoolety. said to-da: at the able. Secrenes in che Fatalities 1m this city ‘tor the lasts week in May, whi tributed the police crusade. bet Gabardine Poiret Twill Tricotine For Tomorrow Final Clearance At Extraordinary Reductions 600 Smart Capes ned sale of Capes we -have-ever held Paul BERNARD ‘Tha Womers Shop for Votwes 22 East 34 St. eon ans psec Velour Gabardine H [| to THE EVENING WORLD, | WANT NEW SUBWAY STOP. Ee te Bonrd Studies jon at 2a . | Harlem and Morningside Hi dents want# a new stop in the subway at Broadway and ih Street and a public hearing before the Board of oa Himate has peen fined we 2.30 o'clo fo-morrow afternoon. The Harlem Board of, Commerce is active in support gf | ig OF is 4 cite ares 116th = 128th 8, result that both stations ‘Ya oe “rush. houre the gestion is considerable, the stations mentioned serving Columbia University the jeoun faclog leal. Semin: nd the jowlshy Thi ecological Semi: nary. | Bikes Meeting at Albany. June 2.-The seventh an- nual Stata ‘convention of the State Associatic Ns ned to-day. | Officers vere, to o be elected this alter: noon. The vention wil come to a |Glone, Wednesday. ‘with parade in |e 10,000 visti ing ‘miks will par- TIFFANY & CO. Prt AVENUE & 37% STREET PEARLS DIAMONDS JEWELRY SILVER Crocks WATCHES CHINA STATIONERY ~ James FASHIONABLE FEATHER NECKWEAR Ostrich and Marabout Scarfs, silk lined. Ostrich and Marabout Capes, with or without regularly 6.75 5.50 tails, Silk lined....7.75 and 10.75 BathingSuit Bags. . 5th Avenue ON TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY: 34th Street Marabout C: » silk lined. .... pt tea ted Rug | 7.75 6. 75 regularly 16.75 13.75 NOTIONS AT SPECIAL PRICES Garment Shield Holders........ each 1,35 Metal Beads. . Naiad Bolero Dress Shields. . .pair 65¢ and 85c Bead Looms. . eee Naiad Dress Shields, regular and full dress. Beads for Bags or Trimming. . pair 30c; doz. 3.45 bunch 25¢; doz. 2.75 Reliable Dress Shields, flesh color; regular, full dress and crescent shape, pair 33¢ doz.3.75 Kirby Beard Hair Pin Cabinets........ Holdtight Hair Wavers..3 packages for 25¢ 6 in box Enameled Dress Hangers. .each 15¢; doz. 1.65 Compressed Sanitary Napkins.............. Folding Dress Hangers, nickeled each 10¢; doz. 1.00 Sanitary Bloomer Aprons.......... each 55¢ Wood Shoe Trees....... pair 10c; doz. 1.00 sallty Bloomer Aprons, flesh color....... Leahey Heatless Trousers Press...each 85c each 85c Goodyear Rubber Bathing Caps. . CURTAINS & CURTAIN NETS At Reduced Prices 750 Pairs Dainty Scrim Curtains with Valance, pretty lace edges......++-.++.. formerly 2.25 500 Pairs Scrim Curtains with hand-hemstitched and hand-drawn work..... mes caieris ap A. per window 2.75 formerly 3.75 and 4.25 $,000 Yards Novelty Curtain Net in White, Cream or Ecru............ formerly 88c and 48¢ yard 28c 2,500 Yards Filet Curtain Net in White, Cream or Ecru........+-.+.+0+0+ formerly 55¢ and 65 yard 39c 1,500 Yards Beautiful English Prints, suitable for slip covers......... formerly 95c¢ and 1.10 2,000 Yards Attractive Domestic Cretonne......... formerly 85c and 95c...... yard 55¢ Slip Covers Made to Order at Very Moderate Prices. Estimates Submitted on Reques MeCreery & Co. At Low Prices régularly 8.75 and 12.75 Marabout Capes, extra large; silk lined. bottle 35c; doz. 4.00 ’ bunch 35¢; doz. 3.75 bunch 55¢; doz. 6.00 Venus Sanitary Napkins............s.0005- + 35¢ ISin box ..5....06 - 70c and 85c -. 35¢ and 45¢ mm: Getsvesurete doz. 98e, 1. 25 and 1.50 each 55¢ Renttacy Aprons........ each 25¢ and 40c each 75c to 2.00 Sanitary Aprons, flesh color..each 65c and 85c Bathing Shoes....... oes -pair 1.95 Sanitary Elastic Belts....each 22c and 35¢ per window 1.45 CRETONNES’ yard 75¢ Fifth Avenue Absolute Safety From Fire, Moth and Theft At Moderate Cost The placing of your Furs in our Cold Storage Vaults will revive and prolong the life of the Fur. All articles are thoroughly cleaned before be- ing stored. Storage Vaults on Premises James McCreery & Co. Fur Remodeling ahd Repairing Orders taken now will be accepted at Special Summer Rates Requests to-call for goods will receive prompt attention. Telephone Greeley 6380. Grand Rapips FURNITURE 34th Street CREDIT TERMS $3. Down on $50. —— FUR STORAGE ee ae m Saturda: Erening 104 ST. L STATION at CORNER BET.103 & 104"ST An “Leet end Foun edvertiaed in The Word or We desire to announce that our store will close at five o’elbes trees ene Steh v until September 2nd; closed all day Saturday, June 28th, and on Saturdays during July and August, . Pe ~ Best & Co. - Fifth Avenue, at 35th Street Established 1879 Tuesday—Unusual Women's Sport Skirts 5.95 6.50. 7.95 ( Eighteen new models—Imported Gabardines, { Domestic Gabardines, as well as Cotton Suede and ctenibes Twill. Third Floor. Le aE You Never Pay More at Best’ ssmmmmmmas >. 2 We desire to announce that our store will close at five o'clock from June 16th until September 2nd; closed all day Saturday, P June 28th, and on Saturdays during July and August. Best & Co, Pi MEN’S CLOTHES /’ “Made in Our Own Shops” HY do we keep the line “MADE IN OUR- OWN SHOPS” at the top of our advertising? A reasonable question, and it deserves a. frank answer. We have already told you that few, if any, custom tailors have their own shops. They cut the cloth and “send it out” to be made. Many factories do the same. They do business on the “contract plan”—taking orders from samples— and having the clothes made up by operatives who work at their homes—being paid by the “piece.” The more “pieces” they finish, the more money - they earn. Naturally, ‘shes work in a hurry—. . and hurry work is usually poor work. : All our men’s clothes are made right in our own shops, and we encourage our people to sew slowly, carefully, painstakingly—to neglect nothing. That’s why well-nigh perfection marks these suits and clothes at 28.50 34.50 37.50 YOUNG MEN’S SUITS—SPECIAL First long trouser suits for young men 13 to 16 years, tailored in our own shops with the same care and of the same high quality ' fabrics as our men’s suits.. Regular 28.50 & 32.50 grades 24, 5() Pest & Co. Fifth Ave, at 35th St. Men’s Shop—Fifth Floor. Est. 1879 Entrance—1 West 35th St. You Never Pay More at Best’s 4 wilds a » \