The evening world. Newspaper, March 29, 1920, Page 8

ee ' SAYS “I SHOT HIM,” Fall Som of Albert Osborne Crushed . son of Albert Osborne of No. 1086 East Fourth Saturday night near Delaware Water Gap WON'T TELL WHY tacturers: purrs, that, mare are petting more, than ra from cave on forether with firemen. o jers and wage deraands ome effective neh they aay must beee 1, elee they will atrike. MT hey, want $8 9 da, a day for firemen an no addi. | and other help lens j when he quea- Brown, thirty, and the rth arrested Saturday reverrested while riding @ lonely part or of Irvington Peoria > sinew BROOKLYN BOY KILLED. Preat to make nr ouger, Atal Fa caro Sa Proms se fce: Fa shnnte for a package of When Automobile Overturns. STROUDSBURG, Pa. March 30.— sborn: 6, fourteen-year-old @treet, Brooklyn, waa killed when @ car driven by his father & over. In the car were 4 chard Ashton, five! Presto (elf the car was| Recipesinandon every the left, striking ir. an. DEMAND WAGE INCREASE. Workers Charge tee and Refriger- ater Plants Make Bege Profits. oft tee St, ipfriserating, planta cent. ‘or engineers, giters and $5.80 . I passers. All branches also overtime on Flerctofore, engineers. have shacini $6.50 a day, firemen $32 and Seely, Cookies as tasty as Grandma's | se Gren: | ter jour and try this recipe. Biyn-Plan AHundred-Y ard Dash in Blyn-Plan Shoes Designed for lively youngsters —everything put into the shape, quality and finish to assure comfort, long wear and lots of style. In the Children’s Shoe Departments of the Eleven Big Blyn Stores the youngsters can always be fitted with shoes of any style or kind from the immense stocks kept constantly on hand. iat | West side st nan aa W, Latin (west of Tth a 449,444 Fulton St. opponite Bt tnear’ Hoyt Bats Tenant a PR de Btree i1% to 2 <p, Ml, Pe Mise 1% to 6 TisiD ant Takes N. We Brookiya ki Newark Factory eh Order Deperiment, 2240 Third ave Postage, inctuding 00, extra. Send Postal Moncy Order or New York ‘Drone "Only The Store is closed at 5 P. M. daily GB. Altman & Cao. MADISON AVENUE - FIFTH Thirty-fourth Street A Very Special Offering of One Hundred Imported Beaded Bags at the unprecedentedly low price of $12.75 each (War Revenue tax additional) will take place to-morrow (Tuesday) in the Jewelry Department. These Bags are beautifully made and the designs and color effects are artistic and essentially Spring-like. No more charming gift for Easter could possibly be imagined. The regular stock of the Jewelry Department offers many valuable suggestions for desir- able Easter, wedding and anniyersary gifts. The diamond jewelry—including some espe- cially beautiful wrist watches—will appeal to everyone of cultured taste. First Floor, Madison Avenue section) One Thousand Pairs of Women’s Spring & Summer Footwear will be piaced on special sale (Tuesday) at $9.85 per pair The offering will consist of the following smart styles: Black Calfskin Oxfords, with straight, simulated tips and Cuban heels of leather; to-morrow and Patent Leather Pumps, with baby Louis beel of covered wood. Wemen's Shoe Department, Second Floor Avenue section) —- . A AVENUE, NEW YORK Thirty-fifth Street Another Sale of Little Children’s New Spring Coats & Hats will take place to-morrow (Tuesday) on the Second Floor. Special values will be offered in Little Children’s Coats (sizes, 2 to 5 years) Navy blue serge; in regulation style, $14.50 All-wool, Spring-weight mixtures 17.50 Polo Cloth reas 23.50 Duvet de laine (in light colors) . . 27.50 Little Children’s Straw Hats (American-made) in tailored styles, $2.50, 3.90 The Department for Women’s Underwear (American-made) has ready for selection new and particularly attractive assortments of Spring and Summer lingerie; especially featuring Colored Undergarments in charming pastel tones These dainty underthings are variously com- posed of sheer linen, batiste, voile, georgette, crepe de Chine and other silken fabrics, many of them being adorned with real filet or Irish point. A number of charming styles may be obtained in matched sets, peculiarly appro- priate for trousseau purposes. Breakfast and Boudoir Sacques, in many ravishing effects evolved from georgette, satin, chiffon and lace, are displayed in the same Department. Special Values are now being offered in Silk Camisoles $1.45, 1.90, to 3.90 (Second Floor) at 95c., GB. Altman & Cu. SHEFFIELD FARMS Retail Milk Prices Effective April 1st Grade B milk.. ..15 cents per quart bottle Grade B milk. 9 cents per pint bottle Sealect brand Grade A milk 18 cents per quart bottle Sealect brand Grade A milk 11 cents per pint bottle Grade B milk in your own container at 180 SHEFFIELD STORES 10 CENTS PER QUART These stores are owned by and operated under the supervision of the Sheffield Co. The prices quoted here are for Manhattan, Brooklyn, Bronx, Long Island City, Yonkers, Union Hill and Jersey City. Milk shows a smaller increase in price since 1916 than any other item of family expense—cither food, rent or raiment. It is the cheapest of any food of animal origin. SHEFFIELD FARMS CO., Inc. NEW YORK The Store is closed at 5 P. M. daily MADISON AVENUE - FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK Thirty-fourth Street Thirty-fifth Street A Very Unusual Sale for to-morrow (Tuesday) will offer Misses’ Three=piece Tailleurs (specially made for this occasion) of fine-quality navy blue Cheruit twill at $90.00 These Suits ere in every respect equal to custom-made, every detail of cut, fit and finish being of the finest type. The Eton coat is beautifully silkelined, the accordion- plaited skirt is attached to a silk bodice (in the new, extremely practical fashion) and the jaunty taffeta over- blouse is richly hand-embroidered. Altogether, this is very exceptional value (Misses’ Suit Department, Second Floor) "FP MARES LITTLE O1FFEREWOE WHAT YOU WEED—A SUNDAY WORLD “WABT™ WILL FIND OF sAdinasancime men meremangggonrcnmntonmnee ens ee ae EASTER DRESSES, SUITS, COATS Classiest Styles in Town on Generous Credit Terms. As usual the swagger and jaunty gtyles that have made. Eifth Avenue famous are now on display at Menter’s. gives you posses- sion right away. And don’t for- of fascinating Pa- risian models now here. Suits up to $125. Coats upto $5. Dresses up to $65 and millinery as phish eg Noes ations are free. $2.00 down on bees No extra charge for credit. ar “We do as we advertise. MENTER 3 BIG UPSTAIRS STORES New York Store, 226 W. 125th Street. Open Evenings. Brooklyn Store, 435 Fulton Street, Open Saturday Evenings. Newark Store, 149 Market Street, Open Saturday Evenings Railroad Watches at Cut Prices B.GUTTERGSONS ; DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JE 70M ee cry LISHED 1679 | GRANDRapIDS | FURNITURE } EEK Ly fl Puts "a 4 Sat ’ abatiory ot. Apartment Furnished conn on Easy Payments. | erie COLUMBUS AVE | BET 103 £104" ST. “Save the Pieces” Take them to our nearest store and get a new lens in a few hours. Accuracy assured, Any Lens Duplicated from the broken pieces, Lenses, $1.00, $1.25 $1.50, etc, | 3 ‘stablished 58 Years \ New York: 184 B'way, at Jonn S: |! | aa3 Sixth Av., tsth 8 1} | $50 Sixth Av.t aad &. |) Jor Nasa, Lis a & 42d Strec: | lGroottvas 496 Fulton St,cor.B: i