The evening world. Newspaper, February 3, 1920, Page 6

“) ene ‘Evento Worte WINS JOB IN COURT hern Youth Who “Thouglt | gt be eos: HALL FARK was ©} Streets Paved With Gold Gets | ht 5 ‘ for many years the center a Matches, Miss., arrested for begging 5. h the bridge entrance, tohi his story to Ph ms ho R. ate Tobias of the Centre Street | i 1 er " s ws t e¢ par as it was to-day, he won a suspended wen- . : in 18206. " and a job. Thompson bad come from the South board a freighter, he said, x impreesion that “the streets of the ‘Wee, wore paved with gold.” He co SPuis mistake speedily. 1 Gm the court when he tok his tale ‘Wwere Richard Cronin, of the West Af- WOmican Steamship Company, No. 14 V2 Brondway, and Charles Hiktehrandt, of VEiahe Astoria Veneer Mile and Dock fiexOempany, Astoria, L. 1. Cronin offered (Rite lad $1) and Hildebrandt offered him fod. Thompson ieft the court with Rabesactrends to tako wp bis now work. eo \ SLEEPING SICKNESS FATAL. ‘ {eo Mor Victim of Strange Malady Dies im Bellevoe. A Special Purchase for the Anniversary Sale ° Alfred Bucel, elght, of No. 67 Spring fa Misses’ Fur Trimmed Coats Goh ween extiering since Sent, ite Tomorrow at the Low Price of taken to the hospital on Jan 17, but He Settes ‘to reapond to any treatment.” He TE tied without regaining consciousness. 29 50 - ther ng patiente are in ally Janda girl, and hopes . fare held out thelr recovery. 1 ae said at Bellevue that the Bare bor wae LL Wool Velours and Silvertones, in all the fashionable colots,, silk lined throughout — jaunty, youthful model, with deep choker collar of French Seal (dyed Coney). Sizes to 18 years. Out-of-the ordinary values. Third Floor i) a ™ INDICTED RADICAL CAUGHT. | Matuaent Whose Hafli Was Porteited In Recaptared. ie © Oscar Tyowerowsky, twenty-atx yours | [..tAd, sindent of No. 1667 Fitton Ave- jfmiue. the Bronx, was arrested earty t0- sy by Detoctives Browne and Geran of bom squad charged with revot- onwry agitation in Chicego. The er- | tee wns made at the request of Dis- | Sipertce Attorney Hoyne of Chicagn. ‘Tycworowsky isa member of the Rus- ik Federation, He was given a hear- in the Tombs Court and held pend- {Siing extradition to Chic On Nov. 8 + Users ‘arrested and held on Ellis Istand deportation, but war released in 12 {31,000 bond. ‘The bond was forfeited sipon hie disappearance from New York. _————_— Anniversary Sale of Fine Ribbons WO large lots of exceptionally fine ribbons, priced so far below their value that you will want yards and yards of them—sashes for lingerie dresses, children’s hair ribbons, fancy work, and many other uses. 95c yard Superior quality Satin Taffeta, Extra fine quality Brocade rib- heavy, lustrous quality; 634 inches bons-appropriate for children’s wide. Full assortment of attrac- wear. 5% inches wide. Pink, tive colors, blue med white. From Soup to Cheese reeks tnd PHILADELPHIA CREAM CHEESE. My! But it's Tiere mena nm iy DELPHIAY and ata ect the me ES iiat APHENIX PRODUCT Ground Floor, Women’s Knit Underwear Splendid Anniversary Values Union Suits, medium weight cot- Union Suits, fine Swiss ribbed ton, low neck and sleeveless; pink and white; regular and extra sizes. $1.65 Merino, low neck and sleeveless; knee Or ankle lengths. <.c0sseseees $3.95 Union Suits, light weight cotton in bodice or shoulder strap styles, Swiss Ribbed Vests, fine gauze regular and extra sizes........ 1.15 .| weight, with band top finish... .35c Athletic Union Suits, in Bieks or white, plain or gare materia ts The prices Are UNUSUAL yer ee ics ae nes elie Heck os $1.50, $1.75 and $2.45 Fur Trimmed and Lined Throughout Marked at a price to make this Anniversary Sale memor- able for its splendid coat values, $37.50 . Smart, dashing or conserva- tive models; a variety of styles that have the touch of youth and wanted features of the sea- son’s vogue, in fashionable fabrics and al! the becoming shades, 8 ise Whit 115 8 Solitaire TODAY and TOMORROW Our greatest mule of solitaire DIAMOND ith = carat Silvertones Silvertone Diagonals Wool Velours With Collars of Furs distinet understa: he duoticated ANYWHERE for lene + than double our price. {tmay = pithin ten days and every a few ‘other Coats. made for service, as ‘ge our two-day sule. Te OKKOW. Come and dist You cannot get a safer investment than diamonds by boying now you buy in |. Bi rislng "market. peared Down Diamond Rives A well as style, Third Floor every possible courtesy f _ BQUIIEBESONS Our telephone order service is reaching Slonme se more customers every day oy 38th Street » 170NSSH PACT KI esa nat oo Saenerd “SU seDaY EBRUARY 3, In AD 1826 Money and Work. | ia A soof New York's civic 20 NINETY O R iiae Cactse Teneigeon, 18 vonre oi! Mal! Pa activities. The picture F Uu YEARS AGO Anniversary Values in Lingerie and ' Negligees Dainty underwear at prices that make this occasion one of exceptional interest. Lingerie Night Gowns Envelope Chemises $1.95 $2.65 $2.95 $1.45 $1.95 $2.95 Nainsook and Batiste. Nainsook and Batiste. Night Gowns $5.95 $6.95 $8.75 Crepe de Chine. Phi ine or Envelope Chemises $2.95 $3.95 $4.95 Crepe de Chine or Satin. Porto Rican Gowns Washable Satin Bodices $2.95 $3.95 $4.95 $1.45 $1.95 Robes and Negligees Corduroy Robes Breakfast Coat $10.75 $12.75 Straight-line model, Embossed Corduroy. lined throughout. Crepe de Chine Negligee $12.75 Handembroidered, bon run; wing sleeves. Draped Model 22.50 Crepe de chine. Tuxedo collar. Lined throughout. Breakfast Coat be $16.75 LL Dainty model of Satin, ruche trimmed. Breakfast Coat $24.50 Em- Chiffon over Crepe de broidered Georgette collar Chine, trimmed with ruch- and sleeves. ings. Women’s Footwear In the Anniversary Sale Modish and graceful forecasts of the shoe styles for spring Made up especially for Lord & Taylor and offered for this event at a very low price. $9.85 Patent and gun meta ong - eyelet Ties. Dark tan calfskin and gun metal Oxfords with — mili- tary heels. Second Floor If You Want Us to Shop fos You— Telephone: ‘Greeley 1900!’ Atk for “Telephone Order Desk.” A personal. shopper will answer your ‘ questions, make purchases and extend FIFTH AVENUE 2 AAT a el eet na NR a natn {[n1826 the BATTERY was e favorite of eae here to dis- he est fashions New Spring Models Sizes 6 to 14 years. Women Smart Sport Model In Jersey Cloth One of the season’s best values in Tailored Suits offered for the Anniversary Sale at this unusually low price. $25.00 * Just one model, built on graceful, jaunty lines, that em- body the season’s advance ideas in sport styles—a becoming little jacket of the pinchback type, with mannish collar and smart patch pockets, and a well-cut, simple skirt. Practical for town or country wear, for early Spring, in a range of Heather mixtures and plain, serviceable shades. A value as high in quality as it is low in price. +t. —nnmmneT nnd TIO 39th Street Just from Overseas Women’s Taffeta Dresses Offered for This Sale at $47. OUR choice of two Afternoon Frocks in the Silk Paris pro- y claims as high style for Spring. The “Renee” Model, drap- eries inset at the waistline in deep points, short sleeves, white ofgandie vestee. The Coatee model, pointed draperies, square chemisette, smart wool embroidery, broad sash. Third Floor. Women’s Fashionable New Tailored Gloves $2.45 OR the Anniversary Sale this unusual value in one-clasp glace, pique and prix sewn seams, beautiful quality Gloves at genuine savings, in the new Spring colors— Soft tan shades, also brown, grey and beaver. Grownd Floor. Girls’ Wash Dresses At Anniversary Sale Prices $3.95 and $4.95. LAID and plain colored Gingham and Chambray, all in attract- P ive colorings and in many styles. Several with hand embroid- ery and smocking; some trimmed with dainty white collars, cuffs and sashes—each with some little unusual touch of smartness. Prices That Make It worth While to Anticipate Spring Needs Fourth Floor ’s Suits <2 Esa ise ~ NINETY -FOURTH FSO I TT SALE Celebrating “+e founding of the Lord & Taylor Store in 1826 waa 50 “Give more thought to Music’’ New York’s Music Week— February 1-7 National Music Exposition— . Grand Central Palace ‘Give more thought to Music’’