The evening world. Newspaper, February 24, 1920, Page 9

eal - . “THE E ENING WORLD, TUESDAY, ‘FEBRUARY 24, 1920. . WOMEN COURT FREES NINE {POLICY HOLDERS WOMAN SHOP LIFTER FINED. | FOR MACY EXTENSION. |"“IN POOL ROOM CASE NOT TO SUFFER $200 | Fiem Mays Five Parcels of Land | | “Fine Police ‘Work,’ Says Magis- | Adjustment Expected Following RH. M iscy & co have purchase 4 Ave T| trate When Detectives Fail to Collapse of Pittsburgh Life and Prove Nuisance. | * Trust Company. 333 wi mpc . Bpee Na 7 | ne id in RB ir ‘ ny" piftarry, Cayanauah, No. S356 West | The hearing scheduled for to-day on 3% ine py in cause she he e and bail by "Magistrate Nolan in the West! the motion of Thomas B. Donaldson, SOV! Sih mat en ye Side court to-day on the charge of con: | Pennaylvasi ce C joner, No. 418 West 22d Street ducting a poolroom on the third floor Las Oh aa lamang eallng, underwear t of No, 197 Broadway. He was ar-|for an adjustment of the civil sult Wanamaker's on Feb. 14. Because ot 1 ' Hirady. ‘neu Hothagms: "3 ASUS?) brought by him against George F. Previous offenses she was giver twenty Rivalry Between City and State | if"4y., 4" — Uaya in the workhouse Montgomery and others in connection = May Give Each a R The detectives also took into court \y ive Each a Repre- nine alleged patrons of the Place who| with the collapse of the Pittsburg . ‘were accu of disorderly conduct. Life and Trust Company, was postponed sentative, Chak Noes dase” wee acta eke | Until ‘Thurgday Inthe Supreme, Cour The only store that sells the everstocks of the National begged & Salt Co. No connection with any ether store 6ag. | ANNOUNCEMENT! To the Patrons of the National’s Outlet Store:--- quiet and repose of the neighborhood?" | In the interval lawyers are expected to Magistrate Nolan asked. 01 " " (Grecia From s Statt Corrempeadent of The Evening tone “woman said. that they were a| Fe On & form of order for the set ALBANY, Zab Larey, tne | Sahat er nme?" ted the| "The aaticy oiders want acer “Direct From the Manufacturer!” in any event, It was sald, for the busi- “I don't know,’ answered the de- | Democratic conventions here, one of | tective 2 ‘ ness of the company has been taken Reena homies attaslie ent be will gay, that is fine police work." over by the Metropolitan Life, which Buy Your New Suit or Dress mmen cou ¢ the most interesting. ‘Theemen ex-|want to hear of this case "Discharged." | assures pion under the conditions Direct From the Manufacturer pect to confine their work to a day in q Pacalites Odd Fellows’ Hall, while the women will meet for two days in the Hotel Ten Eyck, ere” Ware by lwo eranet of the) J Becon ‘onkers Precinct, rv ‘ted to- ‘The women demand at least two| Gay that he saw three robine hopping | Robins in Yonkers; Bears Too. places on the slate of the Big Four, |over the snow on Centrai Avenue, near | Miss Elisabeth Marbury |s a fa-| the entrance of the Empire City’ Race at Practically Wholesale Prices yorite for the place, but the Women| Track. Tho report was accepted as NUIN And Save From $5 to $10 Suffragists want somebody who was| the actual beginning of spring in Yonk E ¥ X i 4 Suffragist from the start, and Mins | or",a'pousn in contrast win reports | ww | WZ, Marbury was not one of these. But, | been driven into the outskirts of Yonk- = om the other hand, Miss Marbury| ere by the deep snaw in the hits of | was one of the women to do a man‘a| Westchester County. | = work on the other side, and it is said a hag been pledged Tammany’s support. Mra, Grace Strachan Forsythe !s| prominently named for a place and js not sparing any efforts or pull for the job, Mrs. Florence May Mills of Syra-| cuse 1s the up-State Suffragists’ can- didate. Among thoso making her fight and who are expected here to- day are Mrs. Alice Duer Miller, Mrs. James Roosevelt, Mra, Charles L. Tit: ‘any, Mrs. Montgomery Hare and Miss Alice G. Perkins of New York The great throngs that attended the Gigantic Sale of wearing apparel at this store on Monday crowded the place to such an extent that it was necessary to lock the doors at frequent intervals to { avoid an impassable congestion. In order to accommodate the thousands of y. | i Mrs. John Sherwin Crosby of New | York City is another aspirant for o place on the ticket. She is Vice Chairman of the State Democratic Committee and Chairman of the | Committee of One Thousand Women. | ‘The women demand at least one place ou the Big Four and one alternate. i Francis Cullen of Watertown will people who were unable to make their purchases, | — all merchandise advertised for Monday’s selling - © i " en This is Bhd 4 ts i pemam chains ae e| eee oll aa will be placed on sale again on Wednesday as far} ff : aera See Teabeel iaig, al iniee ba ap as quantities will permit. all ‘on ‘Thursday. | The platform. it) A large problem! | that if a e sported, and st the present, writes) When — selecting —_the| iam; seneg ing ring ETT We wish to thank our customers for their gen- berth. The principal 3) ake proper scarfs to wear with | money. ne el es eae . str Gr Ei "Eee new eis, some men Esme f agneoaossa at erous response, and beg to announce that all week | ~ "t oy One, milion dcilary ted ot ‘ a RUPTCY, ea ToT tee 80 ORY) Sr ie sires caine tes long there will be big sales of National Overstocks Me wel : ‘ York’ or. Spar tt; don't min thy shames te i : |, White shirts, of course,| ta inig Smmion Saciunr, it jemcant SPECIAL THIS WEEK ONLY that will go far toward cutting the high cost of living. Yo umureeen ton ninety |HElp. No stripes to match | cover purchase orice. Dainty Model Dress Smart Tailored Suit I 3 Mhineso stockholders in The ,Drason lor tones to blend. OTHER DIAMOND RING BARGAINS offing Chiffon Taffeta Ze 9 of fine Tricotine $49.95 : ela : a HCE wa Werteteraen in doube, cur) Regular $40 Value Regular $60 Value : ( a ; ‘estilted to-day, i involuntary” ba oc eager tN aka peyote THE NEW Dresses | THE NEW suits. ||| Monday’s Bargains, repeated on : sppaintment ot a receiver, a New frocks in smart effects, fea-|Smart models in the very latest Ww dn ill P ] d 4 pal creditors are the ‘Hedley,con,| _ ROGERS PERT COMPANY ‘ut turing Georgette, Taffeta, Frico- | materials, including, Tricotines e esday, Will Inciuade: Dupker, #408, and Paul Silverstein, | betreys epee are |2 a carat Slightly Plaue.. | iscn0 tines, Satins, Serges and Jerseys. | seys and Poplins. Wi The bankruptcy of the Pekin followed i : | TT t | Gigantic clearance of 2,174 high grade Tailor Made Fall and Winter Suits. Values os 2 nh as the Gate de Panis, | Broadway Sees Fifth Ave. | ‘BGU [ER@SONS $9.95 to $60 | $16.95 to $90 to $59.50. Velours, Serges, Silvertones, Tricotines, etc.; 64 models............. $17.77 ee RroadwaY and 48th Strest. ‘This | we War'en at 41st St. | ls 4 uus cafe, walch 1y to be converted | NASSAU ST) Same souare Women’s Spring Coats, all extra big bargains, because th past season’s ‘ a public dance ‘hall, ts numbered | 17g DIRECTLY OPPOSITE jodels. Made when costs were far less. ats and of raid PWool Poplin, R geht Bt ses | ~~ HAMILTON pce Mcaammm || (a Serbian toe Capen ot Hurl Won Poni, $1 g. OG —_ 307 FIFTH A Sale of 1,373 Army Blankets, 80 per cent. Wool, 66x84 inches; weight 41 Ibs. toa 44 | NEAR 318T ST. gray color. None to dealers; right reserved to limit quantity to a customer. 3 $4. — a STORE OPEN: 9 A. M. to 5 P. M Hl cous Nery, Seine Cotalos ue, Melled Cus oredr Upon Request: Fox Scarfs. Handsome Animal Scarfs of perfectly matched skins of soft, dense 1 ‘_ i i | silky texture. In lustrous black, Poiret Brown or Natural Tan. . $ 0.00 H | House Dresses. Choice of any one in the house. 1400 of them in regular and 1 - ! ] stout sizes. Ginghams, Tineses, Chambrays, that are extra values $ 97 § 930 Silk Dresses. Taffetas, Chiffons, Segd old and some iPrieotinets the like $12 97 of whose Values you'll find nowhere else | Fourteenth Street West of Fifth Avenue Men’s Work Clothes Special Values for | Wednesday and Thursday In our New Men’s Shop, which grows in popularity every day—evidencing that we are filling a long felt need. fi Men’s Work Shirts Special 1 55 Light or dark blue chambray, also black sateen, twilled fabrics, striped percales and gray flannel. Men’s Union-Made Men’s One-Piece OVERALLS OVERALLS 1.55 3.42 With or without bib—blue hickory All sizes—blue and brown and blue striped or plain blue, brown or and white stripes—less than today’s white—sizes 34 to 44—also coats to wholesale price. TRROHINNRRO JORTHWeST CORNER SIXTHAVESIS= STR FOURTH WEEK February Values Exceptional furniture val- ues are offered you this month at prices that will prove surprisingly low. You will fully realize this after an inspection. Come in and see for yourself. . RONXx STORE “WeMake Terms to Fit’’ fine sornmunenip, provide the’ utmont ze tent AUMANN&(C Plain Figure Tags on Everything {"°,,.0' 92.8 t qual 54 ¥ Sale of 3000 Corsets in a choice of fine Coutil or Brecete models, aie or back 1 lacing; medium or low bust; some with elastic inserts $ 00 Flatfy Felt Qual- Cc 755 Young Men’s Suits of Cheviot, C , or Worsted i i : We Malini hoice of ig ‘assimere, or Worste: mere $9.97 blues, browns and mixtures, Values you cannot duplicate. . Choice of every Man’s or Boys’ Overcoat in the store. Cheviots, mostly in sizes up to 38, Coats that will cost far more next year........ ? * $15.95 Choice of any Man’s Suit .in store. Worsted, Wool Flannels, Canteece, Cheviots. Sizes 32 to 36. The biggest values in all New York $15.95 Choice of 1,301 Girls’ Beautiful Coats. Sizes 2 to 9years. 31 styles ina dozen colors. Plushes, Velveteens, Velours, Corduroys, Mixtures. Well made $4.44 Choice of all our Women’s Shoes. 10,000 pairs! High-cut Shoes; Apis ad Ox- fords and Patent; Vici Kid, Gun Metals, Calfskin, Black or Brown ‘ $2.97 ptarctirevenecmmncsanais Hours: 9:00 to 5:30; Saturday, 9:00 to 6:00 ity felt Is used In the Motor Track Deliveries Everywhere = nanufacture; 48 Ibs match—less than today’s wholesale Canvas Gauntlet Gloves— A , “ ae price. Sizes 46 to 50,.20 cts. more. Special............. ee er 15 é-Rises Genuine Queen Anne Period Dining Less Than Manufacturers’ Selling Price Today . oom uite m Quartered Oak Canes ing of BUFFET 60 inches wide, CHINA $ 50 i 2 Chambray Office Sleeve Protectors.......... Special .26 Beret gel LAR: RU ORME 2 7 9 Nover fails to give satisfaction’ The WATERBURY Way morning, have 3-Piece Mahogany Period Parlor Suite Men’s Black or Tan Work Shoes Endicott-Johnson Co., Makers 4.95 6.20 Our regular $6.45 Our regular $7.95 your | 3-Piece Cane Panel Suite \ Chiffonier 2 Upholstered Adam Period, in Mahog- > applied in Tapestry any, as HMustrated, AIN from ex with Pillow Gus administered | WATERBURY DENTAL COMPANY | Heavy quality double leather soles Goodyear welted soles — selected Teaaeuaeatad and strong elkskin uppers, unlined, elkskin upperstocks—unlined, bellows Established 1897 | | 29W. 34th St., New York 414-16 Fulton St., Brooklyn Houre: 8to6 Sundays Closec |B ALL LANGUAGES SPOKEN LADIES IN ATTENDANCE bellows tongue. tongue, Sizes 7—8—9—10—11 (wide widths) See other pages for our 3 column advertisement and Exceptional Sale of Extra Size Sateen Petticoats. ———————————EEE Stop at our entrance, ‘Westehester Trolley High grade, with mahogany finished frames; up- $ 50 holstered in tapestry; indestructible springs in 1 seats; three pieces, as illustrated OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS WWCor 6" WweslS"Sr. od SUNDAY WORD “WANTS” WORK WONDENS JT MAKES LITTLE DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEED—A SUNDAY WORLD “WANT” WILL FIND 0% | i Le en ice eA TT « earnscsDe A Elgg RR