The evening world. Newspaper, March 5, 1920, Page 9

MRS. TIMMONS WINS FIGHT FOR DIVORCE Daugtter of Late Vice-President | Fairbanks Also Sues for Share INDIANA ks, to-day was granted a di-| vores in Superior Court from Capt. | John W. Timmons, United States naval oMcer, stationed at Brooklyn. asihan Gaon Mrs. Timmons is plaintitt in a suit} } The Caring Sarrow Co Which seeks to have set aside her father’s will, in order that she may se- cure a “child's hare’ of his $8,000.000 estate. partment right in our loft <> we measure and fit you above NO TEACHERS FOR PUPILS,|| ‘“helcuste writes *O™ 150 Stadents Without Instruction "'s Place reported by nort, the principal. achers absent hool went without pte Bad : nstruction. Two hundred had one hour || coatd ert ao eet te Our and fifty had half an hour. The least clear out’ at £30. Buy one and instruction a pupil is entitied to per day ) Tt will save you under the city charter is four hours, Le “The daily teacher shortage here av- erages 10 per o said Dr. Rabenort pcos bests cena Fiver Killed in Tail Spin. RIVERSIDE, Cal., March 5.—Lteut. Raymond F. Pearson, a United States Army aviator, was killed at Marsh Field yesterday, when his airplane went into a tail spin too near the ground to recover. He had been flying here | = ve > lar ix onthe, WORLD WANTS WORK WONDERS On $30.Purchase 2,100 attending the 18 East 169 Ser nese Easiest Terms in New York 3 Big Stores For Men’s--W omen’s Clothes It’s time for Spring Clothes, men and women, married or single—you all want them and Menter invites you to get them here. No extra charge for credit, as you all know, and the choicest clothes produced are now here for your approval. This is a good time to open a confidential charge account. i MENTER’S TERMS Gladly and chee:taily will we sell you $30 worth Of clothes for $2.00 first payment and $2.00 a week. I! you want to make a purchase 0! 50 to 150 dollars the most generous terms will be cheerfully atanged. Men’s and Young Men’s Suits and Topcoats Women’s Suits, Coats, Dresses, Blouses, : Millinery 42 STORES - WE DO AS WE ADVERTISE New York Store Brooklyn Store 226 West 125th St. | 435 Fulton St. ONE FLIGHT UP ONE FLIGHT UP Open Every Evening | Open Saturday Evening Newark Sfore, 149 Market St—One Flight Up. Open Sat. Eve. The “Milled-in-Oil” Tooth Cleanser Cleanses Your Teeth with Oil the wonderful oil contained in Chlorox tooth | ans teeth in the same manner that more m oils incorporated in facial creams remove | i ities from the pores of the skin. Chlorox penetrates even hardened tartar deposits, soften- ing them and freeing them from the teeth, It 4? searches in the er 8 of tooth enamel and under the overlapping portions of the gums, removing ull impurities and massaging the gum tissnes to healthy hardness over teeth that are perfectly " clean, It lubricates teeth to preserve their clean- tiness, it is d by @ non-abrasive, finely milled bru ‘pound that polishes teeth without seratehing enamel. ‘Try a tube of Chlorox—the “Milled-in-Oil” ‘Tooth — Cleanser. | Identify it by the blue and white checkered tube. Sold Everyuhere—E very Drag Store in New York Has It. NULYNE LABORATORIES, Jackson, Michigan ‘ w BONWIT TELLER &,CO The Spacaly Shop of Ongenatons FIFTH AVENUE 36™ STREET Have Developed Many Originalities in “JEUNE FILLE” FROCKS and TAILORED SUITS Types that express a charm, grace, beauty and newness that the dis- criminating Miss of the day finds unmistakably correct, whatsoever the daily program of her youthful Youthful Versions of the Mode From School-girl Days to the Debutante Period. Sizes 14 to 20 THE TAILORMADE SUITS for the Miss were never more varied in silhouette or more capti- vating in Fashion’s delineations of youthful styles. Plain tailored.suits are just as much favored as those trimmed with varying degrees of elaboration. Eton Suits vie with box, peplum, “nipped” waist and other distinctive modes usually deve.oped in tricotine, Poiret twill or serge. 55.00 to 165.00 THE CLOTH FROCKS of navy blue trico- tine, Poiret twill or serge have no rivals in the Spring modes. They gain distinction by a tailored smartness. Eton cloth frocks and those combined with foulard silk are-naive expressions of youthful modes, as are those with straight or basque-like bodices, with skirts Ss that accentuate hip fulness, pleatings or finished with wide ribbon sashes. 39.50 to 195.00 THE SILK FROCKS reveal that taffeta and satin take a special precedence, as they lend them- selves so charmingly to youthful types of short- sleeved frocks. Delightful are those with Zouave skirts, graceful panniers, tiered flounces and colorful satin sashes; a note of Spr ng freshness is suggested by crisp wh.te organdie, net or lacey collars. 45.00 to 165.00 THE DINNER FROCKS of special appeal are dainty conceptions of fine laces, taffeta silk, Georgette crepe and net. Hip bouffancy is a domi- nant style theme accomplished by an amplitude of folds, lace ruffling, quaint puffings or a bouffant overdress entirely of lace. | : 95.00 to 300.00 West 42d Street Trimmings of Ribbons, distinguish this assortment as one of exceptional beauty Stern Brothers (Between Fifth and Sixth Avenues) Announcing an Extensive Display of New SPRING MODELS in Women’s and Misses’ TAILORED and SPORT HATS On the THIRD FLOOR To-morrow A versatile assemblage of distinctive shapes in fine quality materials and the delicate colorings so appropriate for the bright days of Spring. SPECIAL for SATURDAY: ‘Smartly Trimmed Lisere Hats at $6.75 West 43d Street Flowers, Fruits, Maline Hair Braid, Fancy Feathers and Cire Ribbon bands; brims faced with contrasting ribhons- _THE EVENING WORLD. FRIDAY, MARCH 5, 1920.° Stern Brothers West 42d Street (Between 5th and 6th Aves.) West 43d Street A Complete Showing To-morrow of UNTRIMMED HATS For WOMEN and MISSES Imported and Domestic shapes of unusual attractiveness, together with the finest of imported trimmings, including Roses, Fruits, Garnitures, Foliage, Fancy Feathers and Wings. SPECIAL for TO-MORROW—MAIN and Third Floors: Lisere Hats—Feather Brims | Lisere Hats—Finest Quality Black and colors; ex- Smart shapes; Black and ceptional value at...... $4.95 | Colors; exceptional value $5.50 In the Silverware Section—Specially Featured for Saturday Sterling Silver Handle Flatware AT EXCEPTIONAL SAVINGS at $3.00 each Berry or Ice Spoon, Tomato or Egg Server, Cold Meat Fork, Pie or Ice Cream Server, Bread Knife or Gravy Ladle. at $5.00 each Sterling Silver Deposit Articles Betty Sets, 3-pieces; Candy Jars, Flower Baskets and Vases. Sterling Silver Individual Salt Sets,- - - - - $6.95 Sterling Silver Salt and Pepper Sets,- - - - - $7.85 MISSES’ SPRING APPAREL Comprehensive assortments of distinctive Spring Frocks, Suits and Skirts for the Younger Woman. \\ Copies and Adaptations of Imported Models. MISSES’ HIGH-GRADE FROCKS, in Chiffon Taffeta, Charmeuse, Flowered Georgette Crepe, Kitten’s Ear Satin and Crepe de Chine; many all- over beaded or embroidered effects. Sizes 14, 16, 18 yrs. $75.00 to 175.00 SATIN AFTERNOON FROCKS, with MISSES’ POLO CLOTH COATS; three- round or square neck, short quarter length; raglan sleeves, Turkish effects or shoulders; self-belt and set tucked skirts; many with in pockets; full lined with string or soft girdles; selt silk; 14, 16 and 18 years embroidered; 14-16-18 yrs., $45.00 Others up to $85.00 MISSES’ SKIRTS, accordeon or box pleated; in Velour Checks, Bins Plaid or Stripe materials; light or dark colorings; sizes 94 to 87; Special at $24.75 $57.50 Exceptional Values in WOMEN’S SPRING PETTICOATS at $9.50 in all Jersey or Jersey top with Messaline flounces; Mood i MAIN FLOOR. newest Spring shades represented. BOYS’ SCHOOL APPAREL Latest Spring Models in Suits, Coats and Hats in the Most Dependable Materials BOYS’ LOP COATS in the most desired =| TOPCOATS for the little fellow in fall models and Fabrics. Sizes 11 to 18 | belted models; in Grey, Brown and > ; 2. ree ‘aney J tures so Navy Blue ae ‘xceptional values at Green Faney Mixtur vy ue years, Excep’ Serge. Sizes 8 to 10 years, $27.50 to 32.50 $11.75 to 28.50 | | BOYS’ NORFOLK SUITS in pleated | pippp_y Rove’ NOVELTY SUITS in | and plain tailore d models; Grey, Brown, Jersey, Faucy Mixtures and Blue Serge; Green and Heather Mixture; some with models are Junior Norfolk, plain or extra knickerbocker trousers, Sizes 7 to French Middy, Oliver Twist; also Vestee, 18 years, Sizes 8 to 10 years $20.00 to 32.50 $12.50 to 16.50 SPECIAL FOR SATURDA Y:——— Boys’ Fancy Wool Mixture Suits, in Grey, nm Brown and Green; with extra knickerbockers $20.60 Sizes 8 to 18 years BOYS’ HATS-—-Cloth, Felt, S'raw, Golf Caps and Regulation Tam-o'-Shanter. FELT HATS for early spring wear, 4,75 CLOTH HATS : 2.25 to 3.95 STRAW HATS. 2.75 to 7.50 Tweed, Leather and Navy BI 2.25 to 3.95 WASHABLE SUITS of Linen, Devon shire, Galatea, Palmer Linen, Chambray Pique and various other Fabrics; models are Oliver Twist, French or plain Middy and Janior Norfolk; plain colorings; trimmed with contrasting colors Sizes 214 to 10 years $3.50 to 16.50 Serge Regulation ‘Tar