The evening world. Newspaper, September 19, 1919, Page 15

* NButtons sewed on to stay.| SF ATEN BY BANDITS HEN INVITED T0 AKE AN AUTO RIDE oe | Pollice Attempt to Conceal PYold-Up of Man Knocked son Head With Pistol. Fyolice of the West 125th Street Station are reticent about an auto- t(mobile hold-up that took place at 1Mth Btreet and St. Nicholas Park at 8 o'clock this morning. Despite their endeavors to suppress all in- formation, it was learned that Leon Levy, twenty-seven, a hat check at- tendant in a restaurant at 145th Street and Broadway, was struck on the head with a revolver by a ban- @it-ané then burned by the flash of the weapon which was fired at him. He and two other men in the car ‘were robbed. Levy, whose home is at No. 245 ‘West 16th Street, was picked up at the restaurant by the two men | whose names the police, refuse to| @ive. They offered to take him home, bet before going there decided to take a ride. At 134th Street two men darted from behind a clump of bushes in the park and jeaped on the Yrunning board of the automobile. Bach pointed a revolver at the oc- eupants and rifled the clothes of the three, Levy put up a fight. The noiso nttracted patrolmen of the 125th suert Station who came rumning to the scene only to find the two bandits had fled. One patrolman @rove to the Knickerbocker Hospital where Dr. Corcoran treated Levy. Newspaper mon questioned the desk sergeant at the police station, the dia- logue running thus: Reporters—Was there any disturb- ances in this precinct early this morn- ing, Sergeant? Sergeant—Nope, none at all. Reporters—Wes there any hold-up? Sergeant—Nope, haven't heard of if “Reporters—Was @ man taken to the Knickerbocker Hospital? Sergeant, after trying to dodge the question—Oh yes, there was a man taken there, He was slightly burned in_a fire. Reporters—Wasn't the fire from the discharge of a revolver? geant—Yos, T guess it was, but it was only a blank cartridge. police finally admitted a holdup but denied moncy was stolen. —— Ne Wase Increases for Shipyard Workers. ‘WAGHINGTON, Sept. 19.—No wage increases will be granted at this time to navy yard cmployées or workmen in shipyards engaged on Government work, representatives of the Emer- gency Fleet Corporation and‘the Navy Department decided yesterday at a merece held at the Navy Depart- men The United States Grain Corpora- thon announced yesterday that its “purchase of wheat flour for the week ending Sept. 16, amounted to 666,290 ‘barrels at prices ranging from $9.76 to $10.25. Count ’em! All the way from 8 to 16 years and every last one of them as sturdy and smart as they come! Boys’ Norfolks. An abundant variety. No less than five different models, including the ever popular “‘full yoke front and back.” Handmade Pockets of made extra heavy cotton drill carefully | stayed and double stitched. | All-wool wool fancy mixtures. our own manufacture, course, serge and all- All Boys’ ‘*“Westpointer” shoes are built for growing feet! Registered Trademark RoGers PEET COMPANY Broadway Broadway ,, at 13th St. ‘Four at 34th St. Convenient Broadway = Corners” —_—“Fifth Ave. at Wena at 41st St. § sc Toa x buttonholes, | of | Broadway at Ninth, New York SE eae kara? Woes mea THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1919. JOHN WANAMAKE Store Hours— 9 to 5.30 2,000 pieces of smart neckwear at $1.35 Special purchase of $2 and $3 grades All fresh and new. Nothing unde- sirable or old. Endless long collar and cuff sets of organdie finished with rows of hem- stitching on Valenciennes lace or lace insertion; or net puffings combined with lace; or lace insertion combined with net ruffles. The collars are the long rolling ones that come to or below the waist- line—so much in vogue today. They have cuffs for long-sleeved or short- aa sleeved dresses—whichever you wish. The organdie is sheer and fine; the laces beautifully selected—all very good looking. Stunning vestees of pique; some are finished with a smart fine checked tuck. Organdie lace-trimmed vestees with ccllars, too. The collars are ad batten th just the type one neecs now—the sort that one can rare Pin (here in attother type of collar trimmed with an excellent imt- tation filet lace and hand-embroidered. Main Aisle, and Neckwear Shop, Main ficor, Old Building 150 blovses reduced Saturday $5 to $18 Ov_Linally $7.50 to $30 These ' vuses are of the better type, and are only reduced! '.: ;,rice because sizes in the various styles are in- complete. There are— —Georgette cre of heavy excellent quality; light, teab-colored belze, White; figured Georgettes; dark plain colors; some very elaborate; real filet lace onsome. Val- enciennes lace and embroidery on others. —Crepes de chine, light and dark, in tailored models and the popular Russian blouse effects. —La jerz, in beautiful tailored and sports blouses. Third floor, Old Building Baby carriages—special A limited number of genuine reed Pullman baby coaches with reversible gears; nickel-plated hub eet tubular push handles; reclining back and sliding foot well; body upholstered ; hood lined with corduroy; $40—for $50 to $55 grades. An excellent variety of genuine reed Pullman baby coaches with reversible gears; enameled rubber-tired wheels with hub caps; reclining H tered bodies and hoods, $83.50 to $79.00. backs; upholstered bodies a1 001 a Macitery, New Bldg, L. R. Corsets for Fall Little low corset of pale pink | cade and two of pink coutil—one A . H is lightly boned. feet aoa smn cep) for ashe | A’ pink figured broeade at $6. Kn very dainty pink brocade at Medium-weight corset of p'nk 9 And an excellent corset of pink coutil; lightly boned; flexibie; $2. silk figured brocade—made wath elastic insets, $6.50. Four charming models at $3.50 SF inadareh cine Third floor, Old Building —one made of pink figured bro- Boys suits of high character The only kind of suit boys should wear! Norfolk suits of high Ceiiat of material (all wool), of lining, of cut, of workmanship, whic! cannot be put (is not put) into suits which can be sold at lower prices. $25, $30, $35 Cheviot and cassimere weaves, in several shades of brown, in gra: and dark mixtures. Belted models and full box pleats. Sizes 7 to 18 years. Junior Novelty suits Jersey cloth—not the heavy weight which no boy should wear, but a good weight for the New York Autumn. wiaty or Oliver Twist models. Heather, mixed brown and green shades, Sizes 3 to 9 years. Mackinaws, $15 and $16.50 82 oz. woolens in gray, brown or fancy plaids; plain coat, full belted, or coat with the populcr waisteline. Sizes 8 to 18 years, Second floor, Old Building For men and women} 1,140 prs. gloves, $1.85 WOMEN’S every-day gloves of tan capeskin with one clasp; also one-clasp suede pique-sewn in eray shades; 660 prs. Main floor, Old Building MEN’S capeskin ploves in tan shades or in mocha-finish heavy suede in gray shades; 480 pairs; $2.50 a1 d $3 grades, Burlington Arcade floor, New Building Fall coats Corduroy for wee maids robes, $7.85 Inexpensive velveteen coat, A very good © 0 nservative model at this moderate price, is made little short-waisted model, innavy | blue and brown; $12.95. Velours, short - waisted; collar trimmed with a narrow band of nutria very quaint, in Pekin blue, rose, navy and brown; $13.50. Broad- Tinecmaree cloth, smocked in back and front, breakfast coat; belted soft fur collar of moleskin; $19.50, t at waist line Sizes 2 to 4 years. Be ies good-looking, » long Tuxedo Hats for collar; belted ': with ‘a nar- Miss 4 to 6 row band | of the same All sorts, priced from $4.50 to material. $9.95, including velvets, cordu- Pockets add to the roys and beaver cloth; trimmed in many attrac ve ways, with little yarn and worsted trimmings, ribbon streamers and silk flowers, | Third floor, Oid Building convenien ce of thew: robes, In charming shades-- geranium, red or rose, in French blue, wis- taria, Third floor, Old Building For Miss 14 to 20 Two suits most talked of in the Fashion World—$63.50, $67.50 The suit with the coat that has the new pinched in waist. ‘The suit with the very long straight coat. To have reproduced these suits so early in the season to sell at $63.50 and $67.50, is an achievement, is it not? Suit with the pinched-in-waistline coat is reproduced in fine wool velours— —in all the smart colors—beaver, dark brown, Pekin blue, navy blue ard a deep tone of henna. Illustrated. Suit with the long straight coat is reproduced in navy blue tricotine and silvertone velours— —in Hague blue, henna, and dragon fly blue. The narrow belt ~Jeanne Lanvin's idea—is of the material, but there is also a wee leather belt with each suit. Illustrated. Wool jersey suits, $35 New and smart, severely tailored model in heather color- ings and plain navy blue and brown jersey. Tinseltone bolivia coats at $69.50 Tinseltone bolivia is a new material, soft and luxurious, and the tinsel tone gives an added richness to the colors. Coats are in a Paris-inspired model, in dark brown, reindeer or Pekin blue; lined with peau de cygne to match. Crepe meteor and satin frocks, $39.75 sale. Orders ma: Prices quoted include Federal Preparations for the Teeth Kolynos ‘Tooth Paste. . Forhan’s Pyorrhea Paste. Enthymol Tooth Paste Pepsodent Tooth Paste. Pyridento Tooth Paste. Sanitol Tooth Paste.. Sanitol Tooth Powder.. Pyorrhoeide Tooth Pow Calox Tooth Powder... : Lyon's Tooth Powder......... Mouth Washes Glyco-Thymoline, large Glyco-Thymoline, mediu Sozodont, small. Sozodont, large. Listerine....... Dioxogen, large 5le Rubifoam poses -23e¢ Peroxide of Hydrogen, 1-lb... .18¢ Creams Daggett & Ramsdell id Cream, 402. jar... 8 oz. jar, 58c; tube... . Pond’s Vanishing Cream, jars, _ 19e and 37¢ Pond's Cold Cream, jars. 37e Pond’s Vanishing Cream, tubes,19¢ Hind’s Cream...... .36¢ and 85c Woodbury’s Facial Cream, tubes, Frostilla............ Dr. Charles’ Flesh Food Pomp Massage Cream, jars,35¢ Pompeian Night Cream, jars... 28¢ Mennen’s Shaving Cream. 39¢ Hair Preparations Smirnoft's Kkussian Shampoo, package 40¢ Westphal's Hair Tonic, 37¢ and 70¢ 39c and 69¢ Danderine Tonic.. Face Powders Levy’s Lablache Powder...,...47¢ Java Rice Powder............33¢ Pussywillow Powder, ++ BTe French Face Powder, 50-ct. grade 25¢ Taleum Powders [ Mavis Talcum T0e | Babcock'sCorylopsis 16¢ Squibbs’ Violet or Carnation 16¢ Amoline Powder 19¢ Mennen’s Violet or Borated. .21¢ Vanity Powders, Rouges, Lip Sticks and Pencils Vanity Compressed Powder and Vanity Compressed Powder and Rouge f 10e Vanity Compre sed Powder a Rouge in silk box 2 Vanity Compressed Powder and Rouge in metal box 25¢ Double Box Compressed Pow- der and Rouge.. 40¢ and 50c Large Box of Biunette Rouge. 15¢ Lip Sticks in metal cases 15¢ Eyebrow Pencils, black or brown Massabrow, for the Soap White Castile, 2-lb. bar, 75¢ gra for, White Ca grade for 5 Imported Spanish Castile Soap, S-lb. bar, green $1.25 Imported Spanish Castile Soap, B-lb, bar, white + $1.28 Rouge...... 15¢ | Autumn Sale of Standard Toilet Articles The Main Aisle will be devoted today and tomorrow to the display of the goods in this also be left with clerks at the Toilet Goods counters on the 9th street side of the Main floor. Mail and telephone orders will be filled so long as the quantities last. tax wherever levied. Palmolive, 3 cakes for... Lifebuoy, cake ic Pear’s Scented Soap, cake,..19¢ Pear’s Unscented Soap, cake, 14c Remmer’s Peroxide Bath Soap, cake 9c Transparent Violet and Rice Soap, AKO oo +120 Peroxide Eucalyptol Soap, on 2c ‘| Piser’s Floramye Extract, ri bottle Toilet Preparations Phill Mum. Milk of Magnesia Secund floor, Old Building Toilet Brushes & Sundries Hughes’ Ideal Cushion Back Hair Woodbury’s Resinel fo pes rushes.........95¢ and $1.50 Packer's ‘Tar’ Soap Mgnt cthets Ose Physicians and Surgeons’ Soap, | Tooth Brushes, imported _ stiff ea +-+++ 9] bristles; special........ .25¢ Jergen’s Violet Glycerine, one Transparent Tooth uel $1.00 grade...... Whisk Brooms, 35c grad - Men's Ivory Celluloid Dressing Combs... . 10¢ Women’s Celluloid Dressing Comrs t| Aladdin Soap Dye, eake..... 9¢) pocket Combs, in cases.......10€ Perfumes lvory pgcellulota Tooth Brush o| Ke D i ra . BRM Sat capa verge encuet ic Kerkolf's | Dier Kiss Extracts | complexion Brushes; 36¢ grade, 25¢ Bath Brushes, detach -++.,-50eand 70e Shaving Brushes; special 50c and 75 Sanitary Wool Powder Puffs, ass't sizes, 10c, 15¢ and 26¢ grades for A 8c, 12c, 20¢ Velour Powder Puffs in envelope; ass't sizes; 10c and 15c¢ grades IPs 653 pecieta cen' 8c Metal Tooth Brush Oynndens, . ic Odorous. .. 20¢, 40¢ and 76ce Maud’s Depilatory........... bg Metal Pe a: 25c grade, 20e Delatone. “Gg ‘and yeu | Flat Cretonne Vanity Big..’..25¢ ery tracle.... ‘ 40c | Kid Vanity 3 25¢ and 30¢ Dutch Fioss in giass container, 12¢| Silk Vanity Bags... .. 25 8-lb. Bag Sea Salt............ ike | Ferme Atomisers, bi Manicure Articles Cutex Cuticle Remover, Lustr-ite Nail Enamel eake, Nail Scissors, 75c grade Hoof Manicure Sticks, special, 2 for 5c Manicure Sticks, special | Flexible Emery Boards, sp Small Emery Boards. . | Powdered Pumice . Pumice Stone nee +80 | Nail Buffers, assorted sizes... .25¢ Pocket Files in leather cases. , .10¢ Flexible Nail Files, assorted sizes,7¢ | Beau Brummel Liquid Polish, .39¢ | | Wahna Toitet Preparations |4-oz, Wahna Wonderful Cold | Cream; 68¢ grade 48c Creme Wahna, Greaseless Cream, b3c grade. 43c | Ruffskin Cream, 4-02. bottle, 37¢ grade nee Skin Cream, $1.30 grade 80¢ | 16-0z. Violet Ammonia, 35 ct. | grade 18¢ | Violet Ammonia, 65. ct 32-02. | grade 35e 16-02. Witch Hazel, 42 ct. grade,37¢ ch Hazel, 78¢ grade, 63c oz. Imported Bay Rum... .63¢ -o2z. Liquid Shampoo, special, 26¢ 22-02. 1 Men's and Women's Rubber Combs,..... aoe 20c Rubber Goods 806 side. +4 ‘27¢) Rubber Water Bottles—seconds 60¢ size +05 | ete eee cree | Cutex Nail Cale, 306 size, 27 ‘ll gins — guarantees: F150 Cutex Paste Polish, 30c size c Pees ee , 6 Cutex Enamel Liquid, 30c size 27¢| Fountain | Syringes, with tubing and attachments-—seconds in iA Cpa 19¢ a aged) iO toeed Hyglo Nail Polish, 20c size 19¢| *anamaker cuided Maroon Mead Nail Ploish Weave? Bottles — 2-qt. nin Nail Crayon, special... . 8e| w tee ? ‘ Cuticle Scissors, 75¢ grade... ..50c Wanamaker Moulded Maroon untain Syringes-—2-qt.—spe- cial . $2.00 Vaginal Spray, bent pipe; second in finish; $1.00 grade. 65¢ Rubber Invalid Rings. $1.50 Bath Sprays — large sprayer, extra quality blue tubing; #38 c rade Feet Red Tubing, for syringes 25¢ Cretonne Rubber Lined Tourist Cases; assorted. 50c to $1 Cretonne Wash Cloth Pockets, with cloth—special 20¢ Medicinal Atomizers—special, 40c and T5¢ Red Rubber Face Bags; 65¢ grade 38e Air Satee Pillows- special $1.50 and $1.85 Household Rubber Gloves~-as- sorted sizes—special, pair. 25¢ Rubber Face Sponges — 16 et grade Be Metal Hot Water Bottles—spe- cial $1.25 Cretonne "| White Rubber Sheeting, | single coated, extra heavy, one yard wide; $1.20 grade 0c One and one-half yards wide; $1.75 grade $1.50 White Rubber Sheeting, double »z. Bottle Lavender Water,| coated, extra heavy, one yard special 82c| wide; $1.55 grade $1.15 Eau de Cologne,| One and one-half yards wide; 32c| $2.00 grade $1.65 -oz. Borozyme, 75¢ grade. . .50¢ | Sanitary Goods |Borozyme ‘Tooth Powder, 40¢| Sanitary Rubber Aprons — spe- grade S2e| ci 25¢ cia Sanitary Rubber Belts, | Borozyme Tooth Paste, 30c grade, medium 24e end lar; 1 30e Face Powder, special 26¢ | Sanitary is, 12 to pkge.; | 8-oz. Bottle Capitone Hair Tonic, special 50¢ \ 80c grade 52e Main floor, Old Bldg. — 709 round pillows Special, Saturday, in the Art Needlework Salons 500 at $1.95; equal in quality to pillows in our stock at $2.95; round novelty pillows of silk and cotton in a wide variety of attractive colors; well-made and decidedly smart-looking. 200 velours pillows; corded toward the center in rose, blue, brown, mul try, gold. $3.95 each, about $1.50 saved on each of these, figuring on today’s wholesale price, Main floor, Old Building Infants’ Stamped Dresses, 38¢ Of finest batiste, regularly 75c 300 all ready made and stamped with French eyelet em- broidery designs. Two patterns. Sizes one and two years. First floor, Old Building 870 Hanks of Germantown Wool eight-fold; the quality we sell regularly 45¢ Saturday 28c the hank Black, baby blue, rose and green. There is a limited supply of this wool, and those who wish to knit Christmas gifts will do well to invest now. First floor, Old Building Hand-made velvet hats, $9 Special Saturday Smart little autumn hats in plain and panne velvet. Prac- tically all the favored shapes of this season—soft brimmed sailors, large mushroom shapes, small turbans, turned-back shapes, ‘Trimmed with burnt ostrich, fancies, flowers, galoon and cabachon pins. Firat floor, Old Building Tricotine and serge frocks, $35 IN THE WOMEN’S DRESS SALONS Fashion has given her cachet to the models—nine, all told. Women who know materials and good work- manship will agree with us, we are sure, that Lhe dresses are quite exceptional at $35. The new straight basque which indicates the waistline, yet does not break the straight-line silhouette, gives an unusual degree of chic to the model in navy blue tricotine. Illustrated. The Mandarin blouse—embroidered and braided allover; the bodice which is severely plain and fitted in the front, but which has two loose panels in the back: the extended hip line, emphasized by pockets and embroidery; Russian- line blouse wit let of tricolette; the peasant apron tunic edged with fringe; are just a few of the smart features of the eight models in navy blue serge. Only 107 dresses in the collection, to 42. Sizes 34 Second floor Old Building The ‘‘Feel’’ is in the air And Men’s Fall Suits are ready The best fashion is represen et in our new collection of suits for the Fall. Likewise, the test of everythin; men of discernment desire in suits good colors, Ay workmanship that hart collars and lapels in shape, good service. $37.50 to $65. , AShirtSale at the low price of $1.35 1,200 that were $1.65. 2,400 that were $1.95. A little clearaway of odd lots, our own, and a well-known ad- vertised brand, reduced because they've been handled a bit. All soft cuffs, sizes 14 to 18, sleeves 33, 34, 35 inches long. Saturday $1.35 each. Neckties, 60c 4,800 fancy and plain colors—a great variety ; second Ze <a i Shoes « $7 ago, to take care of our Fall re- Six styles—-dark tan lace, narrow toe, cordovan color, mrp of a big purchase of fine four-in-hands, the first of which went so quickly two weeks ago. Better shoes than we can buy today to sell for $7 ‘The maker of these shoes laid aside ‘he leather for us months quirements. For us? No, for you. And every man of you who gets a pair will vote the maker a good friend, We don’t think there are any shoes anywhere else so good for the money, English model; same model, in dull black lace; dull black, broad toe, lace or blucher style; black kidskin, medium toe, lace, or blucher with heavy half double sole. Burlington Arcade floor, New Building