The evening world. Newspaper, December 17, 1919, Page 4

om . h «A 2 oe Saar eae _ "THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1919. 8 Lewis R. Souder, County ca re then oes Sansa it was: stac| WILLS $59,000 TO CHARITY. . wee AT STOOPS HET Fp Taw TURS, BLAKE HELD se eee eee EER ee ee wiemey ones, SPPANTZEN’S Children’s Shoes| for the death of her five-year-old son, She said “Buddy” was jin the habit| in $0,000 to the Young Wotnen's ‘Chris. “BE KIND TO THE TINY FOOT." Most foot “Buddy,* whose body Was washed up Of running away from 9 and might) tian Association, No, 600 Lexington i troubles start in childhood. Care in fitting little of the beach after she had reported have fallen from the pier. | Avenue, was filed for probate yaater- | feet has heen our constant study. They need cor- him kidnapped. ae day. Other charitable bequests include y rect footwear to insure proper foot development. The County Physician says she ts 9 Indian Moder for Pietare of Typt-| $6,000 to St. Luke's Hospital, and $1,000 Our ‘King Models” are the correct shoes for every cal United Staten Soldier. each to the New York (dba 7 prekriee 8 ; at wét Kak tebe f Bo WASHINGTON, Deo. 17. — Otis W.| Prevention. of realty te yfiving perine “tore “med sg og that Jenczen hot taken to jail but kept in the hos reader, a Choctaw Indian, Of Calvin.|rostees of the New ork co 7 Prices $6 up. Also Holi- pital until her mental status ie de- Oxia, who was with the artillery force| of the Methodist Epieco; a nerds, the . termined by a commission of alienista which fired the first American shote| Sunshine Mission “of the Marble ‘Col he has appointed. Later she may be jn the world war and served to the | toe te Church and the Broad , 3 removed to @ sanitarium, end with distinction, has been selected ert The ieggorke si estat Is Paranoic, Says County} The authorities doubt it v1 ever as a model by the French attlet, De- tq | become known how the boy met his warreux, for « portrait of Fe Puyacian—Mystery-of Son's | accin sre, Blake now says she docs American soldier. wt % & tplcal ‘a Death May Never Be Solved. | not recati what happened, When Dr. — Beuder told her the Aldnapping story SA Ke ortr. Deo. _17.—Dr. ie a delusion. 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Because within their saad THE VALUES ARE MOST -EXTRAORDINARY ite ses wo the sea, so like the meth a ol that Demetrios eould not have discovered the difference ! Necklaces 16 to 28 inches long, in gradu- ated. sizes, priced according to length “19.75 to 135.00 We carry only the sort he | would like to see her wear. New Frocks of Tricotine, Velour and Velveteen N GRACE AND \TENESS, chr pig yt , VELVE’ |, WOOL JERSEY AND VELOUR, EMP! SIZED BY UNRIVALED FABRICS FOR DEVELOPING ONE OF THOSE FROCKS THAT ARE AL’ naa keene SIN KEEPING WITH ANY DAYTIME OCCASION THAT CALLS FOR A GAR. MENT OF SIMPLICITY INEMENT. Ha This list of small furs gives only a hint «| vi of the satisfying variety of our collec | tion. Our handsome coats and wraps - must really be seen to be appreciated. VERY SPECIALLY PRICED, 30.00 to 100.00 Hudson Bay Sable Scarf, 2 skins 195.00 #4 Hudson Bay Sable Scarf, 1 skin 110.00 |... | “art St cng OF GOLD OR SEMI * Japanese Marten Scarf.:...........:. 75 00 ee STONESMAY BECHOSEN ea Gray Squirrel Scarf. Snw4y Oo ‘PROM “STOCK, OR CLASPS OF New Sttk Frock for Informal Wear Hudson OBI SORT os 650 ssa vscacs eecee 37.50 PRECIOUS STONES WILL BE AILORED AND DRAPED EFFECTS CONTRIBUTE MUCH TO THE BECOMING FROCKS OF CRI MADE TO INDIVIDUAL ORDER METEOR AND SATIN, JUST AS THE COLORFUL BEAUTY OF GLISTENING BEADWORK ACCENTUATES Flucsonmeala Muth iiitsecsecisss (5.0 25.00 THE ELABORATE GRACE OF COSTUMES IN GREPE GEORGETTE, SO DESIRABLE IN A DANSE FROCK tch Mole Muff OR DINNER OR EVENING GOWN. Sco Rteeeayiieitsetrts FEMININE JEWELRY SHOP—Main Floor VERY SPECIALLY PRICED, American Red Fox Sets............. 135.00 30.00 to 120.00 Blended Skumk Sets.............0... 75.00 The Christmas shopper will benefit by the lower prices prevailing at this season. Lo Best & Co, . Fifth Avenue at Thirty-fifth Street. Ess, 1879 New Evening, Danse and Dinner Frocks T 18 THE PETITE, YOUTHFUL EFFECT OF A FROCK OF SILK NET, DRAPED OVER A FOUNDATION OF SILVE! ER CLOTH OR SATIN OR THE LUXURIOUS APPEAL OF A COSTUME OF LACE OR ONE OF CHIP. FON VELVE™, ROD eee ae eee TH TOUCH OF NOVELTY 80 DESIRABLE IN A DANCE FROCK OR DINNER OR EVENING GO’ VERY SPECIALLY PRICED, 25.00 to 120.00 The Stores’ ‘ Mutual Protective Association, Inc, Created some year and a half ago for the purpose of suppressing shoplifting, has done most effective work. There have been hundreds of arrests and convictions. Watchfulness is mere diligent this year than ever be- fore, with the result that the stores and their custom- ers are better than ever protected from shoplifters and pickpockets. Coats—In New Designs ‘ iry tor Every Git the Mest Selection oa Best Rervice New Fur Trimmed Coats RS. OF SURPASSING BEAUTY AND UNDOUBTED QUALITY. BEAVER, TAUPE LYNX, SEAL DYED CONEY, MINK, TAUPE EE SKUNK, TOGETHER WITH MATERIALS OF SUMPTUOUS RICHNESS, SUCH A CHAMELEON, BOLIVIA, EVORA, LUSTROLA, SILVERTONE, KORDOVAN RUNES AND PEACHBLOOM ARE ‘USED IN THE PRODUCTION OF THESE LATE-SEASON COATS. VERY SPECIALLY PRICED, The members of the Association are: 35.00 to 285.00 Abahin & Straus James McCreery & Company Best & Company R. H. Macy & Bloomingdale Brothers tite Gimbel " J Aged ns Oliver A. Olsen Company, Inc, H. C.F. Koch & Company Oppenheim, Collins & Company Fredeiick Loeser & Company Saks & Company Lord & Taylor Franklin Simon & Company Preston P. Lynn Stern Brothers eae Charming New Coats for Present Wear HE FAVORED FABRICS FOR THE ULTRA-MODISH COAT, SO MUCH IN VOGUE AT THE ARE PEACHBLOOM, iLO, ‘AL CORD, BOLIVIA, VELOUR, SILVERTO) SILVERTIP BOLIVIA AND DUVET bday MATERIALS PA PAR EXCELLENCE FOR ACHIEVING THE VERY HEIGHT OF TAILORED ARTISTRY AND STYLE CHARM, VERY SPECIALLY PRICED, 30.00 to 85.00 WORLD A ic IT MAKES LITTLE DIFFERENCE. . 1 IR WHAT YOU NEED — A WORLD yh D “WANT” WILL GO AND FIND IT