The evening world. Newspaper, March 31, 1920, Page 15

; THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31, 1920. : of disturbing the peace. The complaint === was made by Fred Logan, @ negro po- liceman, who testified Willard threat- fw t to pase Logan, who was riding Broadway at Ninth, cy Store/optn ato HHREATEN 10 QUIT . Wet York rephchioiaa. Food Inspectors and Sewer | Workers Join Strike of Opening April with another sensational sale-- [RUNKS ‘ City Employees. ; woos | ° " Merit Wanamaker Dress Shields 2,079 Neverbreak Trunks intended weed mat to-day ws eactner efor | dices LN Fret ehipment of an order which, until sold out ouncil met to-day in another effort | jf gs 85.00 irst shipment of an order which, until sold out, fe E ° | Siw tect arama mca, SELECTING a git Will Be yoked 0 third ta Gian vther beall> or Europe, turned back to America teought about by demands of munici- please the modern rt ; i did dengtoyeus for inoreamé salaries, bride is a rather abstruse known shields of equal grade { ‘ é e | Problem—unless you " i i apd to find a basis for setilement of Wanamaker dress shields are made specially for us and &@ strike of more than 1,000 City Hall | SOnERaT the'shop are warranted reliable. We put our name on them because = Un er re rice ‘Gain and other groups of |@ bed we cane they’re in every way the most satisfactory shields 2 ‘hers. $ ’ procurable. Black hat with straw crown and SaaG Wis ulnad oak vaneieny: | PP VINGTON Sf FG Vanteaiaia ah athe, Gia ru 05 pra; | Met brim turned eff the face all Full-size wardrobe trunks, three-quarter wardrobe trunks, steamer Apepers vet Gi ifth Avenne™” |. W. ig esh nai size 2, 95c pr.; size 3, $1.05 pr.; tuifle of beige straw , paralyzing municipal business, pick- 314 Fifth Ave. nr. 32d St. sook—regular or opera shape; | size 4, $1.15 pr.; size 6, $1.25 pr. | round. Small tu ige wardrobe trunks, dress trunks, steamer trunks and nurses’ lockers eed the City Hall to-day and leaders \ size 2, 42c pr.; size 3, 47¢ pr; Crescent shape; 90c pr.; size and single glycerined ostrich feath- | announced they were firm in their de- size 4, 62 pr.; size 5, 7c pr. % A pr.; size 4, $1.10 pr.; size era edge the brim. termination to remain out until their J. W. doubl vered flesh » $1.20 pr. i se eh] ! @emands for a $% monthly incroase naisoth— ae "used rout 15, W double covered. garment H ats, $8 Just when the traveling season begins ‘was granted. or opera shape; size 2, 62¢ pr.; * Por pied city Scheie tho Firdartnttettad ne tise le he fay reressnt shan, Ap et Cate oar Flowers of every size rib- Faia refusal to take American goods We now offer the trunks to the public at Palade r ‘ size 2, 57c pr.; size 3, 67¢ pr.; J. W. double covered Jap silk | bon combined with horsehair | while the rate of exchange is so much against | one-third less than the retail prices. to take action. The President of size 4, 77¢ pr.; size 5, 87c pr. —white only—regular or opera : A her bri bout this sal : i ‘ ine 3, | edge, quills and glycerined er brings about this sale. ir association announced that 90 i Pi ‘ shape; size 2, 92c pr.; size 3, ge, a LM hank } per cent. of the firemen would resign coll af rae saeoaiee $1.02 Bhi wise 4, $1.12 pr; size ostrich. These are the trim- eoreaae of Neverbreak trunks were sold toe naee Same te heer ae gent oe H if th refused an increase of ao = » $1.22 pr. f i . y sti I H wo oe shape; size 3, 31c pr.; size 4, Grencent’ shape; size 2, 87e | ™ings—all new and smart— en since baba ube stilll more’ | them hie been waking Wanke aide 1ae0r i ye 84e pr.; size 6, 40c pr. r: ” used on these hats designed | Orders were received. e factory hummed . " t ; Seventy-four food inspectors, who pr.; size 3, 97¢ pr.; size 4, $1.07 psign with work. Shipments were ready. Today it is the largest exclusive maker of { wapervise the handling of the city's J. W. double covered flesh | P¥.; size 5, $1.17 pr. particularly for wear with the trunks in the world. food supply, decided to strike to-day. Jap silk; regular or opera shape, Main floor, Old Building Easter costume. Suddenly came the cable: “Orders canceled; Collection of garbage had ceased as Close fitting hats, popular as | %0P shipments; can’t buy at present rate of ez- During the war thisfactory made 350,000 the result of a strike several days ago dancing hats because they are so | ‘lange. army lockers for the U. S. Government—and @t 200 garbage handlers. ‘Two hundred sewer workers were eailed on strike to-day and members |, ef the engineers, draughtsmen and archttects’ union announced they were if ara | | small and snug, yet decidedly “ ‘ va ie Incle S. where to get the best. jane brim, turned up all around. * ‘ Set tassels’ sometimes hang. {rom Hei them Moar we need the room te be Perches dito brid lobotznnrsfrrmpaas othe A the crown, or perhaps earnings army lockers we must get out for the vith: three-ply veneer panela (for extra atrength); all droop demurely from the edge of | 1J.’S. Government by May 1. We can’t sell Bub one Ea fully riveted. Many Tika uals are the ‘Grim, them quickly to home stores. Who can take | studded and banded. hands?” Sport Hats, $5 to $15 theiwhole lot off our hands? The hardware is almost entirely brase-steel. Most Ballers and banded hate in color Wanamaker’s! of the trunks are fitted with snap-locks. preparing to strike unless wage in- Blue were provided. ‘The Council had before ét a $130,000,- White 000 ‘budget carrying pay increases hg averaging 10 per cent, for the city’s Solitaire 18,060 employees when it convened. five-cihth carat blue white din- The measure lacked only three votes | munds set In Aik. solid. g navy, brown and black, or in two The interiors’ are cloth and cretonne lined (one for adoption when the body recessed | ("took ‘like lurwer diamonds, tone combinations. They came to see us. We soon made the | small group is paper lined), and the wardrobe trunks oS ee First floor, Old Building deal. are fitted with three, four und five drawers; some of ‘ the trunks with large hat box; others with convertible We bought the trunks for one-third less | hat box; ull with regulation number of combination than their lowest factory prices. hangers, shoe pockets and laundry bags. = 1 % | like those sometimes found in retail Jew= THINKS MARS SIGNALS US. | ciry ‘stores? ™Ehey "are cright tp-to-date. You tan buy this five-eighth earat din- rane | mond ring with the distinct understanding Wamous Astronomer Believes Com-| that if gr an agers it anvwh for mantcation Will Be Established. (12. en or ftw YARIS, March 31.—Bellef that the strange signals picked up by wireless stations recently come fram the planet Mars is expressed by Camille Flam- marion, the famous astronomer. Handmade Blouses at $3.95 $4.95 to $8 grades He thinks inter-stellar communtca- = wer, Fine hand-made batiste tton may yet beco! realized er ond Spe i but believes it will be accomplishes ty Other Diamond Specials blouse sale. Fresh, dainty, magnetic force not yet developed. 1, 65,100 carat. 8128.00 | 4 1:82, carat beautifully ‘tailored and care- wire Fined for Threatentns| ry fully fitted, these blouses are ramones BGUTTER@SONS|| Never so many smart | sborvadittinoanyenrng LAWRENCE, Kan, March 3L—Jess| DIAMOND IMPORTERS wardrobe. Willard, former heavyweight pugilistic (OeeTee SQUARE Sate cue aes cone 17 OMSSAU ST seer Coats and Wraps oli Silt ardor ert —_—— —— = FOR MISS 147020 || Meethcune Ince collate cad coat HAMILTON S| Special Easter Sale of Tailored SuitsandDresses ——_> % caret... % % cant! 72.00 | 5-16 carat. ri | other marks of distinction. Very, very soft and very, very wide, describes the very, These are blouses of the quality very newest sports coat. It is sketched in a way to show its | to be found in our Imported Shops. width; but you must see it—feeling isn’t necessary to a Main floor, Old Building preciate the fine spongy English woolen of which it is fash- ioned. The colors—tras jolic—orange, jade, and oriental re Smart Oxfords The Wardrobe Trunks range from $25 to $57 Jeanne Lanvin’s new sports coat—after the Mandarin style—reproduced in navy blue serge at $49.50; in blue $12 and $12 50 Full Size Wardrobe Trunks Three-quarter Wardrobe Trunks Poiret twill, elaborately embroidered, $69.50; in peachbloom ° Th rae fi The $55.50 grade for : $89.50. / Street Wear 4 e $60.25 grade nd $42 , The 59.50 grade for $39 Many other sports coats, starting at $39.75. Trotteur Pc padeonyg sais ls 8. ee oe E | The 61.75 grade for coats start at $39.75. Straight toe model in black or bi fakin, , Steamer Wardrobe Trunks THE WRAPS—indeed, they are wonderful; both in | 7™" 88 The 72.00 grade for 48 ' silhouette and quality. Model illustrated is in “Peach- | Dress Wear F The 72.75 grade for The $37.00 yade for t bloom” is $125, but is not more commendable than the new ‘Two common sense styles—with | The 40.50 grade for. ‘ capes, with coat fronts, of checkerboard woolen in gay colors Lett aaleg Se ey ee The 83.00 grade f | at $32.50, or the wraps of silk duvetyne at $265. Har cen eed Paglia Ah he autan Brege: tor hg ‘ foe an be gn icy a The 85.00 grade for The 48.00 grade for i tremely good model, The 90.75 grade for The 53.00 grade for $33 New Coats and Capes for young girls| | Srorts Wear 3 The 48.75 grade for : White buckskin, trimmed with and juniors 6 to 17 yrs... $18.50 to $95| | tan leather. Rubber soles. A favorite style for country club wear. First floor, Old Building Second floor, Old Building <== DOWNSTAIRS STORE - The 61.00 grade 1 $40 Many Good Sales of Women’s Shoes happen from time.to time, But— Shoe Sales Like This Are Rare Steamer Trunks Dress Trunks 1094 pairs of our § 930 pairs originally | $ 9 ° Size Grade Price Siz $12 to $18 grades 6 .40 $5.90 to $8.50 4 .20 “Satan tebe ri | a aos | | ‘ 36-inch—- 22.50 grade for! | 86-inch — $25.50 ¢ $1 6 Different! B2inch—. 24°75 crade eS 1 4.50 | 36-inch — $25.50 grade! | fi Beautifully Embroidered Novel Effect Dress of Fine Tricotine Suit, $40 Silk Taffeta, $29.95 A Large Variety of New Models Hi Many a woman, who wears narrow shoes, has wondered why her particular size and style | 40-inch— 24.75 grade for 40-inch — $27.75 grade i at Greatly Reduced Prices | is so seldom offered in shoe sales. Here is the reason; high grade shoes in the narrower widths | 26-inch— 24.00 grade for 82-inch — $29.00 grade $20 A eo are made in small lots, and there are seldom enough accumulations, either in stores or factories, i | 36-inch — $31.50 grade} Tailored Suiis Taffeta Dresses ||] to make a REAL Sale. So this is an unusual occasion, of particular interest to women who a : ara fer $ 19 50 40-inch — $35.00 grade Free Wi lnnine Over 3 difieren nile ||||| can not profit by ordinary types of sales. : : ae nee ere eae tailored models from ranging in price from {| J ae ae poets ao an aa te 36-inc $38.25 grade| $25 o $21.95 to $50 $22.50 to $35 Hi Twenty-four styles at $6.40—black, tan and combinations—in widths AAA to C, and 36-inch 35,00 pede On $23 50 | 36-inch — $40.00 grade y Nord Reculan se Valise Many Regular $50 Values || sizes 2 to 8, Strictly high-grade boots from a manufacturer who supplies us with much of | 40-inch— 37.50 grade for ° | 40-inch — $40.75 grade || our fine footwear. ‘These lots, originally made for specialty stores in various parts of the country, - $42.50 grade Buy direct from the manufacturer at a little more than wholesale prices and save from $5 to $10! HAMILTON GARMENT CO. 307 FIFTH AVENUE | NEAR 31ST S . : 40-inch — $52.00 grade At $4.20-—-Shoes from our regular stock that were originally $5.90 to $8.50, Many kinds— ; : 3 black, tan, and combinations. Widths AA to C. Sizes 4 to 6. | _ Because of its magnitude the sale will be held on the Street Floor of the New Reeds cat acai (hardy ing in th , Building, Main Motor Entrance, with probably the greatest display of trunks ORY BU EO SOCK saUNCAY Moms. In. the | New York has ever seen, and a large additional force of Salespeople. Downstairs Store, New Bldg. Street Floor, New Building were left on his hands because he could not make deliveries at the specified time. About 300 36-inch 43.50 grade for | - $45.00 grade pairs of pumps are included—black and white. inc! 46, ade | $48.50 grade pair: pumps ar 40-inch—- 46.00 grade for! e é