The evening world. Newspaper, March 23, 1920, Page 7

NEw Po! T DISTRICT prcgedindadivent rr of a clever robs | PLAN IS PROVIDED|»: {is equigoed with “an -enptl- EONS NOLO NPLONOLNG 0 NO OT POTNO OTRO POINTS OO AOA Oe TPN LOD NP OOS Oe oxes. He is equipped with an appli- ance that enabes him to cut the chilled y steel locks from the boxes without dit- ‘New York and New Jersey Legisla- | ticuty. = ; Cross UNDER Herald Square to Get to Kacys ‘ou can do so dry-shod and without trafic hindrance, This disappointing ultimatum may be avoided at our i re Lom tHiae Cy ‘ Most of his operations have been con= Use either the Broadway eubweay gnéronce tn t) t! OA 'ublie Serorce Bureau - tive nick Get ioe for seat fined to apartment houses, Tfe boxes or the one, in front. of “the Marbridge chee inant fuga to where good seats for many leading attractions may be had arbor ) 5 . Fe ezzanine °. sulway—eroes unhinder, i . arbor Developemen in a row of fourteen houses in Inter. the subway, entrance directly af the Broadway ana’ sith’ cae At Box Opjue Prices vale Avenue were robbed Sunday night, together with those in seven other houses in the Tremont section. ALBANY, March 23.—After fifteen Months of deliberation the legislative Bommittees desiznated by New York and New J to work out a treaty for joint port and harbor development Between the two States to-day finished heir work. A bill was introduced in the Legis- Mature which would create a port of New York including substantially all of reater New York and extending well yond tp the Hudson River y shore, A port district jor atipervision of port entrance to this store. No “chopper” to pass—no ticket required. A convenience for which a Seats on sale till 5.80 for evening performances and until 1 P.M. re we have to thank the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company. for matinees. Haare—Main Floor Balcony, 84th Hireet. ———— ‘sting of three members | ald ‘he, function of this _—————- - Practical S tea at On > termi llities, A THIS store offers garments f i of lev “1 to be be , . Pode 7 ’ Pitted next yeur to the Legislatures of no alluring sales. i =a the two States, CHARITY BEQUESTS IN WILL. You simply get i f Wednes pase substantial value at vig f i air prices—every season, ‘ day, irs. Charlotte K. Smith of Yonkers g* Leaves $200,000 Eatate. every month, every day. } 9 A. M. The will of Charlotte R. Smith of Yonkers, widow of the Inte Duncan Our Special section for Bmith, filed to-day, tate « poses of an es- brassieres Offers, among its other econom- ically priced items, these three at are particularly low priced. « O4¢ Brassieres of white batiste, with imitation Cluny lace tops; sizes 36 to 44—illustrated, «79c Boys’ wash suits, $2.89 Sizes 3 to 9 Wash suits in light or dark colors are all season suits, but are particularly in demand for spring. Sturdy fabrics that will stand the strenuous wear of active boys are here in Devonshire, Cotton Poplins, Corded Madras, Chambrays and Reps. STYLES—Middy, Dickens, Russian, Junior Norfolks and the modified Buster Brown model designs, the latter made exclusively for us. Suits and dresses for the junior misses Sizes 12 to 16 Years Specially Priced at $23.74 The suits are of tweed TUS a trust ills and k outright gifts IBY, nces Davis receive of PHONE COIN BOXES ROBBED. gold decorations, “Price yo $10.00. EWis&. ConcER ELLIS 4 B ’ . f Raid fh Whee ath well tailored, durable and in the popular Norfolk styts. One model has four patch pockets, 4 z) ) rassieres wil white tiste narrow belt passing over pleat in back, Illustrated A. ade he esl eaedt by 45TH STREET ann orn AVENUE 34 joys spring ree ers, $8. 4 ly material trimmed with ‘The other model has two pleats in front and ro.is bees coping from ag td bila Wine, and the| NEW YORK | 13) Not quite two weeks before Easter in which to outfit boys with things new, embroidery. Size 36 to 46 freee Reegpun pea estan RA ped ttc td basen TBA Ia ise Most important is the spring coat—light yet warm and certainly resplendent with spring newness. An all wool true blue serge recfer may match his spring suit or be worn with contrasting material very smartly. Sizes 3 to 8 On Sale Wednesday, 9 A. M. @ewa—Sevond Floor, 31th St., Rear. LET “«69c Bandeaux of pink _batiste, striped with silk, tape ribbon shoulder straps. Sizes 34 to 42. Sewe—Third Floor, 35th St. Handkerchiefs Practical gifts, particularly good fabrics and at low prices. FOR WOMEN FOR MEN Box of 6 for 89c Box of 6 for $/.39 Corded lawn hemstitched hand- Satin striped and corded hem- kerchiefs with plain and fancy stitched cotton handkerchiefs initials, with fancy initials. 6 for $1.19 At 29 each K he -¢ 1, Imported cotton _hemstitched Irish linen handkerchiefs, with — handkerchiefs with pretty colored 14-inch hemstitched hems. woven borders. The dresses are of serge in the approved Eton model ‘The short well fitting little jacket is bound with black satin and trimmed dowp the front with buttora., Veatee of alk in Persian colorings.” Full accordion pleated akirt with generous hem, Wide soft sash of satin. In navy all wool serge only. Illustrated B, Meee—Third Floor, 35th Street. Spring Tailored braid bound suits for BU the Great New: Cereal Food women Sale of (000 \! At 29¢ each 6 for $2.69 ener ce ° A $52.75 | lah tc Late tetesies ws New China Milan Hats effects. size and quality. On Sale Wednesday at 9 A. M. Geve—Main Floor, Centre. On Sale Wednesday, 9 A. M. For Girls 8 to 14 years $3.96 Verified price elsewhere, $5.00 to $6.95 A special purchase of hats,—becoming pokes, mushrooms and youthful roll-brim models,—just meant for girls, They are trimmed with bands and streamers of gros-grain ribbon, Some have colored edges. On sale Wednesday, 9A.M. Black, Navy, Sand, Brown Gawe—Second Fleer, Centre. Smartly tailored oxford cloth suits or men’s wear navy serges. The model pictured is bound in black silk braid and trimmed with braid and buttons which finish an un- usual back. Slash pockets on the skirt are also braid bound. Sizes 34 to 44. Mewe—Third Floor, 84th Street, Rear, AMNOUNCING Women’s New Spring Mourning Gowns Simplicity, smartness and dignity make these gowns distinctive. The style and materials give a subdued effect of desirable newness, The materials are taffeta, meteor, crepe de chine, georgette and meteor combinations, Prices are $28.75 to $79.75 @ewe—Third Floor, 34th Street, Tear. Cooks ina minute Tastes good-is good If you knew that Sunnycorn cooked in a minute —that it tasted good —that it was comfortably filling —that it was economical iS : r¢ An event which offers season- You'd buy a package or v . | able merchandise at prices that two? I'll say sol ube RE |&\ induce immediate buying for present and contemplated needs, Now is the time to take care of your refrigerator needs Refrigerators At lowest-in-the-city prices No need to point out the importance of having a really GOOD refrigerator. We make it a point to sell refrigerators that are dependable —dependable for their sanitary and_ ice- saving qualities. Cretonres for the summer home Your grocer will refund A wide range of prices. A A special purchase Hs P varied assortment of patterns your money if you are un- hae hve . sense of well “ Rf silk spotted nets $2.39 yard Verified prices elsewhere $3.45 to $3.75 yard. For dining rooms, living rooms, bed rooms, nurseries, for wicker and porch furni- ture, porch cushions and bed coverings. The assort- ment includes all colors and combinations of colors, and so many patterns that every woman may find one to suit the scheme of decoration of her home. 39c, 59c, 74c, 69c ONLY BRONX. STORE | BAUMANNE(@ Here is choice of four types that have stood up well to careful tests and the prices of which 5 4 B All Steel Refrigerators Rane © SR sere Sm Indiana Refrigerators Made of galvanized steel within and without. The inside is fine | Made of hardwocd lumber (ash and oak), with a golden oak finish. ished with several coats of white enamel and all the joints are soldered air and water tight. ‘The walls are lined with four layers of waterproof 149% STREET & 3Ro Avenue Bigger Values, Food compartment is white enamel lined; ice rack, drain pipe and Finer Furniture, Greater Variety— sheeting and two layers of sanitary quilt, All inside parts are remov- | shelves are removable for cleaning. Illustrated B. $/./2up to $1.98 yd a eee able for cleaning. Illustrated A. _ ‘ : . . ; That’s What We Offer Our Customers. q Black, navy and brown e ae aU ae A HR) a fore Rae Width Depth Hei piles Camactty ita wis hed 4 Easy Terms. é Summer approaching and new 34V/a-inch —-22!/2-inch 461/;-inch 100 Ibs, $61.50 | 22!/-inch 151/y-inch 40-inch 50 Ibs. $18.46 retonne bed spreads gowns to be made. These silky, $8.24 to $15.89 set filmy nets, with their fetching Red Star Apartment \ { ' : eA aher oid cecal Side Icer House Styl Dutch curtains oining ame et : Bt acre had diese Blouses: No refrigerator made is better Refrigerator $1.98 to $6.49 set 4 fitted than the Red Star to meet This refrigerator will appeal to Sulte in Y | ‘ ) 7 Mewe—Muin Floor, 84th Street. merlean ] | + Walnut. the demand for a really first class Sewe—Fourth Floor, 35th Street. refrigerator at a low price. The ‘outside case is made of oak, in a those who seck good quality in their ice boxes, Made of well- KROEHLER WF) subway ang “4. Materials for eatin pale a piantgtn seasoned oak. Food corm Engraved Zards in “imitation A. trance, Cros" child development oak finished. Food compart. partinent is white enainel lined; fo Enclose With Your Lagi heat " ; town, 34 Ave ment is white enamel lined. Ice fee rack, drain pips and shelves Easter Gifts 100 Cards, $1.12 (Our regular price is $1.39 Veriliod lowest price elsewhere is $1.50 Printed fram your own plate ON A Ene Hity card. ewe -—Niv or, Stalrway is shown , ov nue, Wes We are the sole retail dis $ Vey Cars is) tributors in New York for 03.50 the kindergarten material Tags oS originated by Dr. Maria Fock, weste pipe and wire shelves are removable for cleaning, are removable for cleaning id 4 Width, 31-inch; depth, Winch Wish, 22/einch: depths 16%4r height, 42-inch: ice capacity, inch; height, 50-inch; ice cae 75 lbs; price, $30.75. TLus pacity, 65 lbs.: price, $26.50. trated CG Mustrated D, dnye—Basement, Lith Streot, Montessori in the Casa dei Bambini of Italy. ere—Filth Floor, Centre. ENTRANCE on 14g tH STAPET