The evening world. Newspaper, January 8, 1920, Page 9

a DEMANC'S JURY IN \tenant whenever he deemed the termnt’s | Moran, a 10. conduct objectionable, been o DIS POSESS CASE) sits. Lorraine's lawyer, Thomus J. et by | —_— |§ d the | Ju Convicted San Vrancisco Hoss Has ian yy | sl | Ft) Retailers’ 48¢ Grade Mrs, Lorraine's Lawyer Declares | (0M L : om Distr ‘arole Litted. ey v Move to Oust Her is a Proti- jh iat many: oF $4 mi eering' Plot. |west landionds in the city hew: co i t ering . jt t tenants and force am reas When the suit of t be Wait $ ue N Veaud Of t TA to you tion Company of No. & W | . H. MeCoun, which would have lig Sth, lots or more from | Company, insi of hia fourteen-yoar |" a c "who had accused detectives of at-|p iment ‘ ; nor ‘ ts at |tempted blaekemall ond hed Agured 49:0 | a sitethe Marista tt MNPTosiitely | gy LB. No. 116 West 724 up for! breach of promise suit, was not a desir. | Tampico O11 Men Refuse to Pay | spe nt the county jul, Ruet may visit |p . Bklyn, and with 43@ hearing to-day be’ Magi : ‘able tenant. New Daties, a cafe where liquor ia’ permitted, may . ‘ bowen in the Firth M poicipat Court, it! S— | MmXICO CITY, Jun,” §.—Petroleum | Wave the city without "a permit and | Combination 396 & 366 lb. fas postponed untli mext Wed CELL FOR “CHAPPY” MORAN, | Producers in the Tampico district hay atti icra. Add Be, a Yh, foe Delivery, because a jury was dem led. e - — — | form co 0 | ACTION OR MONKY BACK, ease is being watched, 4 e| Noted Comfdence Man Sentenced | ly (cer 4 brera, Seoretary of th to 18 Months, base wittch gave | views with ‘whom to dispossess a INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 8.—"Chappy" to-day. RM lL la ei, have .to offer for 400 Pairs of Shoes, 4.35 lace. models, with stout soles. For boys and girls. Little Children’s Shoes 3.95 Regular 5.50 grade A button shoe. specially designed for the foot in the formative stage, and orthopedically correct. In tan calfskin or white buckskin— sizes 4 to 8. WidthsC DE. Hockey Skates 3.00, 6.95 Girls’ Winslow skates without shoes—3.00. Boys’ skates’ of Barney and Berry hardened steel, attached to stout leather shoes—o.95. Union Suits 3.45 Regular 3.60 lo 5.10 grades Finest grade merino. Conspicuous for their Growing Up making, their:generous cut, and their long wear. has itscompensations _ [nfants’ Silk and Wool Hose 65c when one may wear 2500 pairs of soft white wool stockings with | ' pee ” just enough silk mixed in the yarn to make i such attractive frocks baby's feet comfortable. Sizes 4 to 615. | as these— | | Handkerchiefs 12 I FOR GIRLS Children’s pretty batiste ‘kerchiefs with narrow ! i hemstitched hems and embroidered, colored WHITE DRESSES of pique, subjects, Regular 1.80 dozen grade | some wilh embroidery — of dimily (these come also in | 8to to vrs 12.50 D ra we TS I4 years DOTTED SWISS iiakes a { quaint frock with pinafore «| \ sash, smocking and embroidery || |) incolor, Sizes 4to 8 yrs, 4.95 200 EIDERDOWN ROBES 2 and 3 years 2.50 Soft, light and warm. With cord girdle and satin bound sailor collar. In pink or blue PLAY TIME may te enjoved || || to the full in plain gingham \ frocks wilh gay plaid collar | \| and trimmings. 10 lo 14 yrs, |t | 2.50 | SAILOR DRESSES of biue | Paliner linen, with middy and separate skirt or skirt altachea \| lo blouse, are practical and smart. 10 to 14 yrs 6.95 SECOND FLOOR . . . \| 1F BLOUSES are included in |} one's wardrobe, this one of | | tucked dimilv with Eton collar i and edgings of rich-rack braid ||. is sure to be wanted. 4.50 MAIN FLOOR | ZURICH, Jan, 8 (Havas).—A German © | sportsman has bought the yacht owned by former Emperor William of Ger- Phone ly Sizes 11 to 2. Made for us by a manufacturer of men’s army shoes, with the same wear. work and worth put in them. Tan leather, Store Hours: 9 A. M, lo 5.30 P.M, You Never Pay More at Best's E -Kalser’s Vacht Sold for 2,000,K00 | Marks. | j aen-ann it See what our 41st ‘Anniversary Sales OUR VERY YOUNG FRIENDS 1440 SWEATERS 2.15 Regular 3.50 grad Boys’ or girls’ all wool slip-over sweaters, collarless styles, with sleeves. In Nile, Copen, sage, brown, coral, pink, Amer Beauty, buff, heather, robin's ¢ Sizes 2 to 10 years. Boys’ Mackinaws 12.50 Sizes 8 to 12. A variety of styles in’ the favorite belted models—choice of fine all- wool materials. Sizes 14 to 18 are priced 13.50 Leather Coats 21.50 The pride of every boy's heart and unequalled for warmth and wear. ‘These are reversible, so they carry a double guarantce of service. sizes 9 to 14 years. | Aas 38 i \ || 4SMOCKED FROCK shows |} ; en the unmistakable influence of | 69c, 79c, 89c Re hae 0 : 65 grades Bg || Mother Hubbard. It has a Fine cambric or nain- 2350 par wide or nar- yoke pretlily stilehed and smock= sook, full patterns, dain- row rib cotton or \\ ed beneath. In while voile. | tily trimmed with muslin mercerized cotton hose. 4 lo LO sv. 8.95 | embroidery Sizes 2 to Girls’ Night Gowns 1.50, 1.95 High or low neck models, in cambric or nainsoolx with a variety of simple trimmings. Sizes © to 16 years Girls’ Flannelette Pajamas 1.75 Blue or pink stripe—practical two-piece style, In sizes 8 to 16 years. Pest & Co. Fifth Avenue at 35th Street Established 1879 Gillies Coffee Co. West 42nd Street (Between 5th and 6th Avenues) West 43rd Street The January Clearance Sale of HIGH GRADE FURS Kxcels in value-giving and style interest all events of previous years. Reductions of unusually liberal proportions prevail and the woman of discriminating judgment will find it a matter of comparative ease to make selection from our beautifully fashioned creations. COATS [nall the most desir- ——————— = able pelts and lengths. SCARES and Mufts—Single or in Matched Sets. Unquestionable reliability of quality eliminates all element of chance in the selection of furs from Sterns’ Fur Salon. "Third Floor. Clearance Sale of MEN’S UNION SUITS— Wool Mixed in Natural Color; medium weight; $3.45 VAIDEN UD CO MANO ose av nein beet eo ie MEN’S WOOL HALF HOSE— Heavy ribbed; Black, Light or Dark Grey and Green Mixtures; regular $2.00 values .. Ges $1.45 MAIN FLOOR--SIXTIL AVE. ENTRANCE. \ Special Sale To-morrow of MEN’S CORDOVAN SHOES Reduced to $8.65 A full range of sizes Made over a new English last in a medium. weight dressy model with Calfskin Tops to match. Specially designed to tit the ankle snugly. MAIN FLOOR--SIXTH AVENUE EN'TRANCE. The Annual Sale of Linens Continues with a special offering of 1500 yards of Fine Grade IRISH SATIN DAMASK TABLE LINEN and 750 Dozen Napkins. Full bleached. All Pure Linen. Choice designs. Splendid wearing quality. 70 inches wide; - - - - regularly $4.00a yard $2.95 Napkins, 22x22 inches; - regularly $9.00 dozen $6.75 70 inches wide; - - - - regularly $4.95 a yard $3.95 Napkins, 22x22 inches; - regularly $12.00 dozen $9.75 Important Sale Men’s Fine Clothes $4 2.50 ond $52.50 Every Suit and Overcoat in these two sale groups comes from the Kirschbaum shops. Carefully chosen Fabrics of reliable all-wool quality in smart styles of the New York type. Remarkable values at the regular prices---with these reductions, about on a level with to- day’s wholesale costs. Suits in Mlannels, Cheviets, Unfinished and Vinished Worsteds Single and double breasted. Overcoats—-Ulsters, Ulsterettes, Vitted Coats, Box Coats and Chesterfields MEN’S SECTION—THIRD FLOOR on SPUR wi ee aegis r : : Stern Brothers} : “ aeae€ Cieaéeexe ther sexx! patent fmmes an SERERE zo wbamaedsegicwas. : EES ere CiGGSSSSiddechedeGuskese legis SSSRELESSSS (