The evening world. Newspaper, March 2, 1920, Page 4

; THE EVENING WORLD, A MILLION”) Store Hours—9 A. M. to 5 P. ii. ; Lord & Taylor —FIFTH AVENUE— announce that the Women’s Apparel b Telephone Orders Filled—Phone Greeley 1900—Ask for Telephone Order Desk Departments have given special con- i tere _ — sideration this season to the needs of ‘ MA RCH SALE. WOMEN OF FULL FIGURE Lingerie, Negligees & House Dresses This is the week to stock up with dainty Underwear, Lounging Robes or Morning Dresses, while ample assortments are available Lingerie Morning or House Dresses Night Gowns, flesh color or white Batiste Flowered Voile in Copenhagen and navy | $1.85, $2.95, $3.95 blue, in street style with tunic skirt, white Envelope Chemises, $1.45, $1.95, $2.95 vestee, collar and cuffs, and finished with Bodices, 98c, $1.45, $1.95, $2.95 ee $10.75 Philippine or Porto Rican Tissue Ginghams, blue and white, black Hand Made and Hand Embroidered Gowns and white, button trimmed, with hem- and Chemises stitched Organdie collar and cuffs. $2.95, $3.95, $4.95 LONDON ney Exhibiting False Will, PBeslaiew ©. Komorckuk! of Po- M engineer and a former oft | fy Bothe Austrian army, was to-day | [ eed by Judge Mulqueen in Gen- | fi to serve from two to four pand six months in Sing Sing for TRarceny in the secomi degree. Fifth Avenue at 35th Street Established 1879 39th Street who is sixty-five, has with his wife and seventeen- fon at No, 336 East 86th Count was enmployed as a celiar| @ Childe’s restaurant when he $1,000,000 by his sister, the | saa Wyaremskajo, and exhibiting © fthe aleged will, got advances | people, among whom were A.|[P Nevin, an attorney. Steven | By Broa 1hduattice, at No."30 Church and George Fudekowski, @ 4 Navy Tricotine Suits—85.00 are shown in a variety of models. THE COLOR, AND WEAVE—both un- obtrusive, are in excellent taste. ; THE STYLES—all severely tailored, use such clever means as long, narrow collars, pa Hag 4 narrow belts, tiny bindings or pipings, black silk embroidery to accom- plish a svelt effect. Breakfast Coats Embossed Corduroy Breakfast Coats, lined eye ntalbenad ARES PACKERS throughout. OLATED PLEDGES |}, tative of Livestock Men pes They Are Securing Con- of Growers Organizations. INGTON, March 2%-—Charges “Big Five” meat packers have | [}) agreements with representatives ck organizations not to opposc C, Lassiter of Texas, represent- a organizations. ckers and their oper me’ "" cl we extended their grasp on their | J) investigation of the pack- attorneys are Lassiter said. “It ante A Well-Boned Corset—8.50 goes far toward achieving a trim, well- groomed appearance. This one, at a special price, is made of strong pink coutil. Low bust with embroidery and ribbon trimming * Mas Symptoms of in front at top, straight line hips, and rubber gussets Three pairs of garters. Sizes 22 to 30 FRANKLIN SIMOXK, MEN’S SHOPS 2 to 8 WEST 38th STREET—STREET LEVEL Pioneers in Hand-Tailoring : Present THE AUTHENTIC MEN’S CLOTHES FOR CURRENT WEAR meEIVE years ago we introduced Men’s_hand-tailored jé@ay ready-for-service clothes for the first time. == was an experiment that invited ridicule. Then, it Today, it is an achievement which commands respect and the flattery of indiscriminate imitation. And we are glad that it is so, For the innovation which is ignored is already condemned. But to be copied in one’s labors, and to see one’s ideas pirated by ‘*the mob of gentlemen who write with ease”’ is, after all, the. crowning achievement of originality. Meanwhile, we are still “Pioneers in Hand-Tailoring W: have blazed the way for others who are now begin- ning where we began. As origina- tors of the hand-tailored principle, applied to ready-for-service clothes, we are obviously more dependable than those who are in the experi- mental stage. Any comparison you make will prove it. etalk we are ready, and invite you to examine our custom conceptions in Men's top- coats and suits for Spring—to see the delicate mechanism of work- manship that is never mechanical, the free-hand beauty of lines that are never labored, the charm of style that is never strained! VWonten’s Tailormade Suits Men’s Wear Mixtures Men’s Wear Serge Tricotines, Hairline Serges NEW up-to-the-minute collection of trim, mannish, beautifully tailored styles, developed most appropriately in the fabrics best fitted to display fine lines and finished tailoring — Suits for women whose quality of cloth and excellence of cut and workmanship mark them as an exceptionzi value at this price. $65.00 A Range of New Styles in Tricotine, Twilloufse and Serge Smartly tailored and belted models '$75.00 and $85.00 Jersey Cloth Suits Sports styles in wanted colorings $29.50 $39.50 Extra Values Misses’ Suits for Spring Heather Mixture Jerseys, Tweeds UST the jaunty, colorful or quiet colored Sports models for the College Girl or her sister of the Country Club—or for general street wear, Swagger, English cut, and the sturdy, serviceable qualities of Tweeds and Jerseys are smartly combined in these Suits, with very moderate prices. Sizes to 18 years. Heather Mixtures and Plain Jerseys eae $3338 Hand Tailored Tweeds $45.00 and $49.50 Sheets and Pillow Cases Excellent Qualities at Moderate Prices. 63x90... 663x108... Pillow Cases 2x36.. 55c 50x38!4 Hee Me ev Fn ee a | 54x38)4 Bleached Bed Sheets each $1.45 | 63x90........ Second Floor, Selected Fur Neckwear ASHIONABLE Neckpieces for wear into late Spring with the new Tailored Dresses, at prices that are exceptional for such fine, dependable Furs. Scarfs Teg SRR a OPP IMEI we $39.50 Natural Beaver... Male Ties cciseces Black Lynx Natural Squirrel... . Fox Animal Shapes. Fourth Floor each $1.65 jt es Tailored Dresses For Spring Tricotines and Serges RACTICAL Frocks for, street and gen- eral wear, under the Top Coat while the wintry weather lasts, ard with separate Furs into late Spring. A group of models, in navy or black Tricotine; some straight line effects, with long sleeves, tie belts, touches of silk twist or metal thread embroidery; some bound with silk braid; or with peplums and novelty features; well tailored and very good values at $25.00 and $39.50 A group of models, in navy or black Tricotine or Serge, superior values at $49.50 Tub Frocks for Girls — Ginghams and Chambrays Sizes 6 to 14 years EAUTIFUL plaids, checks. and stripes, a range of interesting col- orings, in new models, with dainty collars, cuffs, pockets and sashes. For everyday wear, at school or play. $3.95 and $4.95 Colored Pique Dresses, $7.95 Excellent Values at Low Prices Fourth Floor, Glove Silk Top Union Suits for Women HITE ribbed Cotton Union Suits with Silk W ters that will meet the demand for dainty underwear, moderately priced. At this time, when the high cost of Silk is adding to the price of all Silk undergarments, this offering of Glove Silk Top Union Suits is an opportunity for thrifty women. Serviceable model, we'l made and reintorced—a value unusual at $1.95 Ground Floor New Styles in Women’s Boots For Immediate Wear $10.75 ; MART, mannish ‘Tan Calfskin Bluch- S ers, in keeping with the mannish new Suits of the tailored Modes, are the Boots that fashionable women are wearing. We are showing the correct versions of the vogue, with round toes and low heels —Blucher Boots for Dress or for Walking. Also the new Spring Patent Leather Boots, with cloth tops, in suiting shades of gray, fawn or black; Louis XVI. heels. SSS SSS Tend Floor a ALMA AT TS OE ECE TT AE