The evening world. Newspaper, March 11, 1920, Page 6

‘Camden County Republicans Sup- YERSEY SENATORS stead law, port Edge and Freling- huyseo. TRENTON, N. J, March 11.--County Slek Frank R. Patterson, of Camden, @ediared to-day that Camden County Reptsicans will support Senators) ‘Walter 5. nd Joseph 8. Freling- uyeen as members of the “Big Four” delegation to the Chicago convention fand Would be pleased to see the rest of the delegation composed of former Gov- ‘ernor Stokes and “whoever the Hasex Gounty Republicans can agree upon.” “Camden County Republicans are @o0d sports,” he said. “The Republican committee having practically endorsed the candidacy of Senatore Edge and Pretinghuysen, there ts nothing to do byt go along with the winners. “We realize that there must be har- mony in the ranks of the party if we Wish to win the State this fell atainst Governor Kawards, who has acquired 9 much popularity on the Dooze issue,” He edded that the party “cannot re- main halt wet and half dry.” hana acelin TO DEEPEN PASSAIC RIVER. for | are Children find anywhere for shoes equally. reliable quality. but the shoes justify it. For Sizes 6 to 8 than one-hal¢ of one per cent. of al- cohol, These are the first civil actions FAVORED FOR “BIG 4” jnegun in Now Jersey uncer the Vol- Alexander Shoes Very Low in Price —in fact, the lowest you can of This is a rather sweeping statement Goverament Orders Black, $5.50 Tan, $6.00 Sizes 8'2 to 10) the Government has ordered a sur- Black, $6.50 Tan, $7.50 vey of the Passalc River with the dea of making it navigable as far an Sizes 11 to 2 Paterson. ‘The river is navigable now as far Black, $6.50 Tan, $8.50 ae Passaic. Jersey Restrain Sale Sizes 2): to 7 Beer. Black, $740 ‘Tun, $10.00 TRENTON, N. J, March 11,—Dis- twict Attorney Bodine brought suit in the Federal Court yesterday for in- functions to restrain David Wolfson aad David Spiteer of Perth Amboy from selling liquor containing more Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Streets For Little Feet Just Learning How to Walk \HE Chinese pay their doc- tors when they are well and stop payment when they fall sic According, to Chinese logic, illness is the doctor's fault. There is a lesson in that logic. Most foot troubles, for instance, are caused by poorly fitting, shoes in the years when a baby cannot give expression to his discomfort. Specialist Shoes, like a Chinese doc- tor bill, are a preventive. They protect before it is too late, not _cor- rect when it may be too late. They are an orthopedic ae on's prescrip- tion for keeping, babies’ feet well. These iSpaataliet Shoes are of white buckskin,or tan or black kidskin, all hand sewn. Sizes 2 to 5—Ages 1 to 2 Years 5.00 Besides these Specialist shoes for babies first footsteps, we have the same scientifically designed foot- wear for older children. OF WHITE BUCKSKIN OR TAN OR BLACK KIDSKIN Sizes 5 to 8, Apes 2 to 4 years 5.15 _~ OF TAN CALFSKIN Sizes 8 to 10%, Ages 4 to 5 years Sizes 11 to 2, Ages 6 to 10 years 7.50 8.50 CHILDREN'S SHOE SHOP—Third Flooy Franklin Simon 8 Co. ‘Ghe Specialist Shoe Provides an Orthopedic Surgeon's Attention Sixth Avenue Corner 19th Street ara: HORNS A MEE REN “Ti THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, MARCH 11, ‘18 “ STORE HOURS: 9 A. M. TO5 P. M. BLANKETS White or plaid Blankets, wool and cotton mixed, full size; limited quantity. ‘ $5.85 pair SCCON F'1007 ences 38th Street ~FIFTH AVENUE-- Introductory Sale of Spring Footwear Today and until March 15th, Inclusive, at Less Than Usual Prices During This Event Gunmetal or patent ieather | Black kidskin or gun metal three buckle Virginia Oxford Brown kid, patent black kidskin one eyelet ‘Tie, satin back Louis heel 1 metal Blucher Oxford, military heel. Tan calfskin Oxford, mili-| Tan calfskin brogue sailor Tie, military Black kidskin | ,, "ech. Oxford, military heel. $9.25 Black kidskin Pump, Louis heel. Dark tan calf or gun metal Oxford, mili- one eyelet Tie, Louis heel Patent Pump, Louis heel. : tary heel. Gun metal or brown kid Pump, Louis heel. Brown kidskin or white buckskin Oxford, military heel. $10.50 m5 $14.75 Tax 47¢ tary heel ¥ : Patent Pump, military heel. Patent Oxford, Cuban heel... Patent Pump, two eyelets, Louis heel. . After Monday, March 15th, the final hay of the Sale, these Shoes will only be obtainable at the regular prices BRUSHES : Quality IGH GRADE Brushes of foreign and domestic makes that combine superior mi.terials and expert workmanship, at prices consistent with quality. Kent English Hair Brushes Titterton Hair Brushes $10.25 Lord & ‘1 lor English Hair Brushes. $5.75 to $13.75 Pearson’s English Penetrating Hair Brushes $2.95 and $4.45 French Hair Brushes...,... PP eee $3.45 to $8.75 Dupont French Hair Brushes. . « $2.95 to $8.95 Howard Domestic Hair Brushes . $1.75 to $8.75 EMBROIDERING For the Lenten Season N unusual and varied assortment from A which to make selections. Materials are sheer and designs are artistic—an excellent background for your own nimble needle. We suggest the following designs as appealing for Easter gifts: $7.50 to $45.00 Stamped Lingerie, gowns, envelope chemises and pa- jamas, semi-made. $2.25 to $4.25 Stamped Luncheon Sets. Fraco Domestic ‘Hair Brushes. . $2.95 to $3.95 Pee rena eerie tg mee etna 1.35 Kent Clothiand Hae Brush Sets me "$19.25 15-piece—print o loral design; French knot and_ solid Dripont Cloth Brushes......... “$3.25 and $4.25 embroidery. ......+0.s1.ssesseeeeeseeeees Howard Cloth Brushes... . $2.95 and $3.25 Stamped Card Table Covers—attractive designs and Dupont Hat Brushes. » $1.45 to $1.95 Materiales cereres iees 0 and $1.50 Kent Nail Brushes........ ; $3.25 Stamped 36-inch Linen Centrepieces for cutwork $3.95 Nail Brushes and Scrubs Sc to $3,95 Stamped 30-inch cotton damask Centrepieces tor coro- English Tooth Brushes to $1.25 Maton braid Workiae a rire eran $1.25 French Tooth Brushes. . Kent Bath Brushes . .55¢ to 95c . $1.75 to $3.95 Scarfs to match Ground Floor. Spring and New Houseware Are Synonymous to the Housewife Vollrath Enamel Cooking Utensils All articles in this line are seamless, the welding of handles, spouts and ears is most dependable--the enamels are unexcelled. Tea Kettles, 4 1-8 quarts...... $2.15 Sauce Pot, with cover, 5 quarts, 3 E $1.60 Cae) Double Boiler, tor rice or cereal; 134 GUATtBy eults ies sat $2.00 Sauce Pan, with cover, 5 quarts, Sanitary Garbage Can, $3.65 White enamel, slight pressure ot the toe on lever at bottom opens the cover—the deodorizer in top makes it possible to have this can in the kitchen, Floor Brush, 14 inches; long handle, $1.15 White Enamel Kitchen Table, Floor Brush, extra quality hair, long han- dle, polished back; size 14 i 2: $1.45 Hand Dust Brush, 8-inch, polished back; made of good quality hair. .. 85e Scrub Brush, ox tibre, solid back. ...25¢ Household Scale, weighs to 24 lbs., re- movable porcelain top......++- 2: White Enamel Bath Stool......... $1.85 Food Chopper, tamily size, tour knives, $1.25 $15.50 With white porcelain top, one. drawer, enamel 25x42 white legs; O'Cedar Polishing Mop, new battleship . er .85c model ; inc St. Patrick’s Crepe Paper, Lunch Sets, Napkins, Paper Flags and Plates—in the New Dennison Section Day Table Decorations —— Seventh Floor, Living Room Furniture A Limited Number of Suites and Odd Pieces at Reduced Prices + 2 piece mohair Suite, $550 2 piece mahogany, cane and velour Suite $545 2 piece tapestry Suite. $415 2 piece mahogany, cane and 3 piece tapestry Suite. $395 apestry Suite... 08328 a piece tapestry Suite 676 5 ; 2 piece tapestry Suite I, 2 piece mahogany, cane and Lag an : : Velour Rocker ., $50 velour Buites cy 8 e Tapestry Reading Chair 2 piece velour Suite. .$495 $45 2 piece velour Suite, $575 Tapestry Arm Chair, . $145 2 piece damask Suite. $445 2 piece damask Suite. $665 $465 the frames $745 Chair, $95. Tapestry Wing Chair. . $85 Tapestry Wing Chair $79.50 Tapestry Easy Chair. $85 ‘This suite is upholstered in velours and tapestries; Sofa, $175; Arm 3 piece velour Suite 3 piece velour Suite are of solid mahogany. Sirth Floor: Lord & Taylor 39th Street Telephone Orders Filled—Phone Greeley 1900—Ask for Telephone Order Desk BLEACHED BED SHEETS Good wearing quality, full size . 81xgo inches; limited quantity. $1.95 Second Floor, Silk Petticoats ERE come the new Spring Petticoats H to wear with the Easter frocks and skirts—tailored and flounced, to fit the slightly wider silhouette, at prices seldom to be found for such unusual values. Smart Taffeta Petticoats, in tailored or rutfled flounces, in all the new Spring shades. . $4.45 and $6.95 Dainty Satin Petticoats, trimmed with lace and ribbon, in tlesh color or white. $4.45, $5.75, $6.95 Extra Size Petticoats Fine quality Taffeta, in plain and art 3 10. shades, with tailored or ruffled tlounces.... Knickerbockers Satin ot good quality, a tailored model, in, flesh COMP vsvevereee URERIV TOF eu Aer ens Cuve Second Floor, Fur Neckwear For Spring and Summer Wear. APELETS, Stoles and Scarfs of Squirrel, C Mole, Mink, Kolinsky and Sable, at attractive prices for Furs of quality. Fox animal shaped Scarfs, silk lined, in taupe, brown and grey.... $47.50 and $67.50 Australian Opossum animal shaped Scarfs $37.50 Stone Marten Scarfs....... $62.50 and $122.50 Wolf silk lined animal shaped Scarfs, $32.50 and $47.50 Hudson Seal Scarfs (dyed muskrat) ..... $43.50 ‘ourth Floor. Over-Night Bags And Week-End Cases RACTICAL women, Bags and Cases for men and Their convenience and lightness, whether fitted or unfitted, are unquestioned for social or hurried business trips where only stunning styles Section on the light luggage is desired. New, shown in the Leather Goods ground floor. Smart, Shapely Bags, of genuine long grain finish, in black and brown; also Vachette Cowhide and finish, in black, brown, navy, taupe and green; some handsomely fitted. Sizes 12, 13, 14, 15 and 16 inch, Unfitted..... .$15 to $32.50 Fitted....... $29 to $60.00 } Week End Cases, seal, cowhide and Vachette; 12 to 16 inches. Fittings of silver, shell and ivory. Unfitted, $18 to $28; Fitted, $25 to $142. ‘Unusual Value for Friday Overnight Bags, of genuine long grain Cow- hide; moire silk lining; 15 inches long; un- fitted erica evan sds seat $16.95 The Good Ship“ Toyland’’ s« Is Back in Port J LL of you little New Yorkers who sailed A the Christmas seas with Santa Claus several months ago will again have an opportunity to test your seamanship. Admiral Humpty Dumpty has arrived with “Voyland”’ and will greet you in the Toy Shop before you go a-sailing! He brought with him just loads of Easter toys and bunnies and cunning baskets full of eggs and ct Then, too, he remembered that Jimmie and Peggie would soon be allowed to play out-ol- doors, so brought plenty of tricycles, veloci- pedes, kiddie-cars, roller sk. wagons—in fact every conceivable joy toy for ‘the first days of Spring. Do come in soon and have Admiral’s Ship. a ride in the re ON ee