The evening world. Newspaper, March 23, 1920, Page 6

Mest Let Hashana Have Children Part of the Time. | he contest between Mrs. Hthel Silvia fPiegeon von Halle, of Paterson, ana} tee trusband, Millard von alle, of | Palisades Park, over the custody of ) their two children, Millard, nine, and ‘Bithel, seven years old, was before Vice Ghancellor Stevenson in Jersey City \ VAM Qeeterday. Mrs. von Halle was called 5 upon to show cause why she shouldn't Be held tn contempt for violating an ‘@rder of the court to turn over the chil- @ren to the father part of the time _In behalf of Mrs. von Halle ft was! @tated that the children were sick and) for that reason were not turned over to “I do not propose to punish this | “woman to-day,” said Vico Chancellor @tevenson, “but if this order is not Berupulously obeyed, a new order will Be made taking custody of the children! ! the father.” WARNS A MOTHER. children. In Trim Tailored Effects IFFERENT from any you’ have seen—newer and more distin- guished. Superbly styled along lines now favored by leading custom tailors—developed of rich quality Tricotine, Poiret Twill, Serge and other materials—in exclusive tailored, Eton and Bolero effects, handsomely silk lined. Conservatively Priced at 55 *75 *100 You can make it strrong That's the beauty of it! ing cup of Tetley’s Orange Pekoe Tea as strong as you like. You'll find it full-flavored but not bitter! Every drop contains a smile and a comfortable glow. TETLEY’S TEA It’s the blending that does it. it down fine. THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, MAROH 28, 1920. from the mother and giving them to The Court put the matter over until April G, meanwhile demanding @ strict iE nce of the order as to the end MEDIUM Sanleys Me: Gibbons S™ AVENUE AT GG™ STREET Second Roor ~Take Elevator P a Rtwaving vow creations te. bi Attention is directed to our extremely low prices, in harmony and in keeping with the great need of the present for lower Costs. The finest tailoring, the newest styles and superior fabrics make these suits desirable in every way. Sale Tomorrow, —Very Special Tomorrow 200 Spring Suits Selected from Regular Stock and Offered at Considerably Less Than Regular Prices Tweeds Homespun BF 8 Sports and Mannish Models Tailored Spring Suits At a Most Unusual Price 765 Tricotine Poiret Twill Braided imbroidered With Vestees of Rich Silks Box Coats , Belted Models Long Coats Eton Effects STORE OPEN 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. HEARN Wost of Fife Avenue WEDNESDAY Women’s and Misses’ of Finely Store Closes at 5 P. M. Lord & Tavlor « @ 38th Street —FIFTH AVENUE 39th Street Telephone Orders Filled—Phone Greeley 1900—Ask for Telephone Order Desk. Women’s Coats Ready for Eastertide a New Spring Models Conspicuously Low Priced at $39.50 $45.00 $49.50 Three-Quarter Length Coats, Full Length Coats Bolivia Silvertones Polo Cloths also Imported Tweeds Belted Models and Loose Swinging Effects. Polo Cloth Coats, Natural Shades of ‘tan. ' A collection of unus- ually good looking, desir- able styles, in a range of seasonable shades. Third Floor Women’s Suits In Smart Tailored Modes Tricoiine, Poiret Twill and Men's Wear Serg: in Navy and Biack. High class tailored effects in fine quality materials, beautifully finished with all the nicety of custom work. Excellent Values at This Featured Price $65.00 Suits for women of discrimi- nation are offered in a group of seven distinctive models. Plain tailored, trimmed with braid or braid-bound | sty.es; seams piped with braid; straight lined ettects tinished with crow’s teet stitching; belted models with smart pockets, some with little gilets—all mannish, modish styles. Third Floor, Women’s and Misses’ Footwear at the very low price of Misses’ Suits In Practical Spring Styles Two Models in Navy Blue Men's Wear Serges Values Unusual at $39.50 Beautifully _ tailored, lined with figured silks, every detail. thoroughly high class. Smart, simple styles, becoming to youthful figures, built on mannish lines so favored in the new modes. Jaunty, p’ain tai ored Coats with notched co'lats, narrow string belts, buttons tor tin- ish; and skirts that tol,ow the simple lines ot the Coats. Sizes 14 to 20 years. Third Floor Untrimmed Hats $5.95 to $20.00 A collection of such charm and completeness as to prove an inspiration to the woman who delights in trimming her own Hats. All hand-blocked and of superior quality Lisere, Milan, Horsehair or Novelty Braids Ditectly adjoining this An expert Trimming section are the newest im- | Service is at the disposal ported and domestic Trim- h c h h mings, and our celebrated ot those who Puranas Flower Shop. Hats and Materials here Sport Hats at $4.95 in all Summer Shades. ‘ourth Floor, For Women in Search of New Spring Frocks Dinner Gowns of Georgette Crepe in lovely pastel Georgette and Taffeta DRESSES $9.75 Pumps—Patent leather, with Louis heels. Oxfords—Black kidskin, with military heels: One-Eyelet Oxford Ties—Gun metal and patent leather with Louis heels. Opera Slippers—Silver cloth with Louis shades, with graceful draped effects, broad girdles and characteristic features of the semi-evening styles for res- taurant or theatre wear. $59.50 Tailored Frocks in the ever-popular Taffeta, a choice of navy or brown, with braided panels in mode colored silk and sashes lined with Georgette Crepe in mode. Make your steam- We've been doing it for a hundred years, and we've got 25.50 Our regular $37.75 and $39.75 Sketched are two of the numerous models at this price, Pictured at left is a georgette dress which comes in navy and black and is beautifully beaded in one of the new designs Right is illustrated a taffeta dress that any woman may be proud to choose for her Easter frock. The surplice bodice ties in a smart little bow at the back; a dainty embroi- dered collar gives softness to the neckline, and fluttering side drapes give a bouffant silhouette. This model comes in navy, taupe and black, A similar model in satin is ex- tremely attractive and may also be had at this price. See Other Pages for Our Three-Column Advertisement aod Start-of-Seasou ” Sale of Women's Silk Gloves. heels. Smart Spring Styles to Wear With Easter Tailleurs or Gowns Second Floor. $45.00 Two offerings at very interesting prices TMrd Floor, FRENCH PERFUMES S examples of A individual per- fumes, the fol- lowing of French importation are suggested— Coty's L’Origan Extract......, - $9.25 Coty’s Jacquemont Ex- tract... . $9.25 Roger & Gallette Fleurs d'Amour veneens sane Roger & Gallette Lilas. $2. Violet-Ambre Royal Ex- tract... $3.00 Houbigant’s Quelques $5.25 foreign bags $12.00 Ground Floor: - SILK BAGS Imported— Domestic “Wil is hard to decide which are the more I unusual in design—the American or the because they all embody so many new and beautiful features. Handsome materials, from plain silks to bril- liant brocades, selt toned or embroidered in gor- 2.00 geous, Oriental designs Simple conseivative mountings and trames, or intricately carved ones of wood; plain or pierced ones Guerlain Rue de la re $2.95 to $95.00 Ground Floor NET SETS HE essential touch of freshness is given to the gown Fleurs Extract. . li ee id: many inwe led or suit that carries on it , e s e1 a pold, n ewel studded; a ‘ Houbigant’s Ideal Ex- of metal, sterling silver and RO BAR) JENS ANG ass this dainty collar and tract Vereen effective uses of Ivory, Galilith, Shell, Amber and cuff set of Cream Net, squiubigant’s Coeur ie Basil trimmed with pin tucks, e ABGA 5 3 narrow ruffles and Val, a igubldant’s Inconneus Many are the novel shapes and styles, among the eid ue txtract . oS i Houbigant’s Floral newer the Raffea Bags tor sports wear deserving spe- $ 1 2 5 Toilet Waters. $3.75 Siltnatlen rere Guerlain Jickey Per- ey 2 a fume i The material, work- manship and style of these sets should command a higher price. 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