The evening world. Newspaper, June 30, 1919, Page 5

- THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, JUNE 30, 1919," Mary Likes Little muliee?, iF a ce | aaa ; And then sales ButShe’ll Be Thirsty Until bm property © Was So Muddled She Gave Essex at ‘on ie nae SE ry so much to do with the daily life of \ Judge Confusing Replies and He Pre- | those who stray from the wayside. scribed Ten Days of Drought. No one is more or revered, To steal the ARY had been out three months. |confusion in Mary's replics, and His Ordinarily, she claimed, she|Hogor frowned. # lose majest Groeht appeared from the | Cy NN was quite an ordinary person— saved up?” oe ee ele passage which leads from i} hi didn't mind work, rather favored Suf-| “Oh, no, Judge. 1 just had a couple | bia e. Then he placed a Ae OR fi, fH ih i! W frage, and had|of drinks, and you know’-— eae re een’ iran he! “I am going to send you away for | Shining old: . just as soon bave |.” at! F™4 that sea will heen eat of | forget all about the tima and be Uttle mifter trouble until after the dry spell.” | came engrossed in the troubles of the] once in @ while) “All right, Judge,” said Mary mookly. | CMS sMe ae the| Mary's record bore Mary will make her next entrance hati and appropriate Hise Honor’s! out the last ad-|0n,the Bowery on July 8, a week after | Wate, “hut no one suid anything. Ut ; ha was a joke. { sag ro jhe will find things changed. His Honor made many decisions) Have you ever; _ F and left the bench for lunch, Th the been arrested?’ | T 18 no uncommon thing for the Toba ra for oan asked Judge resident @ tho east side to lose ers of the B Market + sae hin watch, In fact the pest way! Bar Association. pramceny io tee beset ate a - — are ' “What time is it, Judge he asked. a, charge ; byt jwith having thrown the entire Bowery te we _—. linto a state of unrest ¢ 4 per, Judge,” at the nikht cefore, 1 is lamenting the lo @ pocketbook that evidently had her annual 201 Store Opens 9 A. M.—Closes 5 P. M. Closed all day Friday and Saturday, July 4th and Sth, and all Saturdays during July and August. The Fifth Avenue Shop 349, 351, 353 FIFTH AVENUE, at 34th Street, Tomorrow, Tuesday MostImportantSale ON TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY 5th Avenue 3th Street ' Exceptional Sale Men’s Bathing Suits 3.95 regularly 5.50 “Just a minute, Well, Oh, I guess I left It on ti : Thorough search fale: cover said ticker, His Honor was about to long have you becn out?" m|give a search warrant for every ee months,” said the unwary | Mis ™Wi't borrowed fe e Atlantic Avenue Long Jaland Railroad at were you sent to jail fort” ting drunk.” 1 have been arrested?” A good style two-piece Model Bathing Suit made of Fine Worsted. A Wonderfully Large Selection Newest, Fashionable HATS For Sports, Dress, Garden Wear been some Colors: Oxford Gray, Navy Blue and Heather Mixtures. Lord & Taylor eerste ee 38th Street FIFTH AVENUE— 39th Street Store Hours, 9 A. M. to 5 P. M.—Closed All Day Saturdays During July and August A Good Wardrobe Trunk Is Indispensable to Travelers Complete Stocks of the ‘Better Kind” are shown in the Lord & Taylor establishment at very moderate prices. Values to$15\| |\Values to $25 A Bs Distinctive Fifth Avenue Shop Creations specially featuring LEGHORN AND GEORGETTE HATS Pink, Helio, Navy, White and Corn DUVETYN AND CHANTILLY LACE HATS in a variety of artistic models LARGE ROUGH STRAW HATS trimmed with beautiful Field Flowers Fifth Ave. Shop—Sth Ave. at 34th St. B. Altman & Co. ‘A Reduction Sale to begin to-morrow (Tuesday) on the Second Floor, will offer unusual values in Men’s Cowhide Suit Cases With Straps All "Round, $19.50 ; files oN Women’s Pongee Suits Another Shipment of These Steamer Trunks Smart Summer Suits Open top model,three-ply veneer basswood, hard vul- canized fibre; cretonneli | covered; 12 hangers; pret- I ‘ AHA WR hee nanhet | ty cretonne lined; shoe interlined with hard vul- re Las regaed pockets, § drawers, top cahized fibre. 43 inches convertible hat drawer; drawer locks and is die high, 25 inches wide. < fitted with spring lock vided into compartments. Twelve hangers, shoe pock- and draw bolts .. $29.50 Convertible hat drawer for ets, laundry bag. _ Five i y bag, women’s hats Wardrobe Trunks 45 inches high, 24 inches wide, 22 inches deep; fibre “Oshkosh” Trunks The“B-model open top,” made on a three-ply veneer basswood box, covered and Will Be Offered Tomorrow at $28.50 Owing to the sharp advances in the price of Genuine. Pongee of this quality, there will be no more of these Suits for sale at this price when the present lot is disposed of. Values Are Unusual The Fashionable Suit For Hot Weather Wear - Now more in demand than ever and correspondingly scarce. Three New Models In the Genuine Pongee—Coolest of Summer Silks, Light in Weight and Easily Kept Fresh and Immaculate, Coats with novel patch pockets and narrow belts, notched collars and but- toned cuffs. Or on box lines with round collar, vestee and rows of tiny buttons. drawers Fourth Floor Sale of Summer Curtains Priced With Exceptional Economy Girls’ Navy Serge Capes in two most attractive models. ‘ A ( 7 Dainty Draperies, sheer but serviceable, that will lend a cool, ? refreshing atmosphere to Town dr Country house interiors. Capes of excellent all-wool serge, having . es ‘ hood lined with red silk; sizes 6 to 10 years, Reduced to $5.75 Fine Scrim Curtains In a variety of attractive designs, Excellent quality, white or ecru, lace edged Marquisetle Curtains White or ecru, with nar- row lace edge or edge and | | Filet Net Curtains Plain or figured centres of white filet net edged A Limited Number of Capes of superior- quality all-wool serge (fine twill); a circular model, finished with a novelty collar of red silk; sizes 12 and 14 years, Reduced to $8.50 Decided Price Reductions have also been made throughout the assortments of Girls’ Coats, Capes, Dresses and Skirts. Madiaon Avenue Fifth Aveme Sth and 35th Strerta LOWEST RATES For Fur Storage 308 Value, Gore Sse 500 Value, Coste 10.00 Incieding Compressed Ar COLD DRY Fur Storace 2% THIS CHARGE INCLUDES CLEANING BY COMPRESSED ‘AIR Phone Main 5900 Balch, Price 6Q EULTON G SMITH STREETS BROOKLYN! Mew York fecectlodiatien acetate with dainty lace. An un- or finished with insertion | fecy reproductions of choice | Usually good value. Length and edge; length 234 yards, | patterns; length 2% yards, | 234 yards, $1.45 pair | $1.75 pai $2.65 pai Fifth Floor, Comfort Giving Hot Weather Necessi- ties in the Housefurnishing Section At Prices That Make for Economy White Mountain Ice Cream Freezers, triple motion, will make delicious ice cream and ices; easy to operate, easy to clean and freezes quickly. 1qt., $3.00; 2qt., $3.50; 3 qt., $4.25; 4qt., $5.50 Kenny Curtainless Shower Place a Kenny Shower in your bathroom; let it demonstrate its value to every member of the home. Niggare Model. ssscc0sscesteseeertes . $7.50 Palm Beach Model $15.00 Domestic Science Fireless Cook Stove 1 compartment complete. ..., + ++. $20.75 2 compartments complete... $31.35 2 compartments, larger size, ete... $35.50 New Perfection Kerosene Oil Cooking Stove An economical household necessity | 2 burner, $15.50; with cabinet.. for baking, ironing, washing, boiling, 3 burner, $21. vith cabinet... f and broiling, and it docs not heat the | 4 burner, $26.50; with cabinet... room. { 4 burner, with F ircless Cooker Seventh Ploor Modish Skirts also featuring pockets. Expertly tailored Suits that in every detail will please the most critical. Sizes 34 to 44. Misses’ Pongee Suits $28.50 Jaunty models, distinctly new styles, with youthful belted coats and fashionably narrow skirts. Sizes 14 to 18 years. Summer Sport Skirts A varied assortment comprising every wanted size, style, color and material. White Tub Skirts of Gabardine, Tric- otine, Wash Satin and Novelty Fabrics, $2.95, $4.95, $5.75, $6.95 and up to $11.50 Tricolette Silk Skirts, $16.75, $19.50 to $22.50 Sport Silk Skirts—new weaves— Baronet, Poulette, Rayette, Fan-I'a-Si, Moonglo, and other smart novelty effects. $16.50 to $39.50 Skirts of Georgette, Organdie and other sheer materials, exquisitely dainty $13.95 to $45.00 Third Floor, Lord & Taylor —FIFTH AVENUE— 39th Street 38th Street