The evening world. Newspaper, April 2, 1920, Page 14

IL FOOL,” SAYS BOY, HELD AS THIEF |‘ Your Friends Put Me Up to It, He! Tells Man Who Found Him in Home. "Don't get mod, have a cigaretic ‘This is only an April Fool's joke your friends are playing on you," said Wil- 2 when Mat- of a clothes 469 Wash- at 10:30 @elock last night, Cohen, who is a elothing manufacturer, had just return- home with his wife, he found about Store Closes at 5 P. Lord & Taylor 38th Street ~-FIFTH AVENUE— 39th Street and then discovered N Baran eae rte fo ge, Easter and The Victrola Bo Cohen called the P wi diamond rings, worth $600 each and Liberty Bonds worth $1, the Gates Avenue Court to-day, The Better Grade of Jewelry a admitted his giult and ‘That would be expected from a store such as ours. pe'Grand Sur him without bail Diamonds from $25.00 to $2,500 LABOR FEUD HINT It IN MURDER Bx-Pogilist Tieads Not Gatlty to Charge of Slaying Meehan, Reports of the labor troubles in the Wort of New York were heard to-day in a Fifth Avenue Court, Brooklya, when Frank Madden, former pukflist ani ineas Agent of Local No. 856 of the ‘Anternational Longshoremen’s Assocla- tion, was charged with the mmrder of ASTER instinctively suggests sunshine, glad- ness,—and music; and the Lord & Taylor Vic- trola Section in its new Springtime decorations has caught the Easter spirit. Easter Records ra Way eee Victrola owners who haven’t them already will want a few of the standard Easter records. Easter music at 278 Fal’ Bt once suggests dim choir lofts, and there are no finer ex- amples of distinctly Easter music than the Trinity Choir’s “Festival Te Deum” and “Unfold Ye Portals.” Other magnificent numbers are Evan Williams’ “Open the Gates of the Temple” and Caruso’s ‘‘Hosanna.”” The New Records And we may remind you that the new April records are out—an unusually appealing list this month. dames McCreery & Co. 5th Avenue (Second Floor) 35th Street Use the Sth Avenue Arcade A Very Special Affair For Men and Young Men A NEW SHOWING OF HALF LINED They’re unmistakably 55” We'll state the worst first—there are only 485 of these suits. But when it comes to the way they’re made and the way they’re styled and the way they’re “fabricked,” they’re just as beautiful as any man could wish to put on his back. Could we have got more of them they would have gone in our regular stock marked at $55. 4 As it is, we think it good business to give you the advantage because it gives us your patronage. ‘ KENREIGN Weather-proofed COATS Special at *35 All quarter-lined; all Tweeds; all weather- proofed; all slip-on models with patch pockets; half of them have plain backs—the other half belts all around. Better not tarry—there are but 250 of them at this price. Most of the old Victor favorites are represented, in- cluding Caruso, Heifetz, Kreisler, Werrenrath, and McCormack. Renato Zenelli, the young baritone who made such a sensation a month or two ago, has another splendid record, and Farrar and De Luca have a delightful little duet from Zaza, one of the most popular of thé scason’s operas. Of course there are lighter numbers, conspicuous among them being songs from “‘As You Were” and “Irene,” besides sevefal unusually catchy dance numbers. Record Albums Specially Priced We are offering this week a large number of record albums marked much below their regular price. Both 1o inch and 12 inch. 85c and 95c seventh Floor Something new and better for tea MORROW for tea—try Grapelade. with practically no end to the many tasty Serve it with toast. wafers or muffins ways in which it may be used. McCREERY’S | : —or make tarts if you like—but try the Grapelade is just choice grapes and pure All-Leather new taste of Grapelade: sugar—real “honey of grapes”. Seeds, You'll like it—and so will everybody else. skins and acid crystals are removed. Try The true flavor of the full fresh grapes— Grapelade today. In 15 oz. glass jars and SHOES FOR MEN rich in taste and color—smooth as velvet 8 oz. tumblers—from your grocer. Write —and just tart-sweet enough. for a folder of splendid recipes. § 1 0” Grapelade is a spread for bread or for The Welch Grape Juice Co toast, a filling for pastry, a sauce for meats, Westfield, New York Including tax Regularly $15.50 Every paiy of them are this Spring's styles. Fifteen high and low models to select from in practically every leather. There's nothing in New York to approach them at or near $10.75. rapelade puredegrape spread e siccantadpinoniin een TO aamaae Re E) Sak ‘ a Telephone 3793 Murray Hill * Fifth Ave.Fur Shop The Original and Only Abrant Ratkowsky 435 Fifth Ave. “One Flight Up—And Save Money” Fifth Avenue is the DO NOT BE FOOLED! We have no sear aaaee Mat any Saal? store on ONLY. hous of imitators and imitations. This ORIGINAL and ONLY Abram Ratkowsky. FINAL SALE BEFORE EASTER OF ALL FURS TO-DAY & SATURDAY Greatest Fur Values of Year Only two days remain in which to select your Easter furs. jaturday we could hardly wait on the crowds that came at the urgent recommendation of their friends to buy their furs HERE. For these last final days we have quadrupled our sales force in order that EVERYBODY may receive prompt attention—knowing that with values such as these ALL NEW YORK will be at our doors to secure one or more Regularly $50 to $75—Including : 49$150 Siberian $40 Skunk Scarfs $75 Fox Scarfs &' bt Siberian $100 Sea Lion Coatees 74.75 $325 Eastern Mink Stoles 249.75 | $75 Squirrel Ca During the Summer $75 Stone Marten $50.00 “gy $50 Hudson Seal, 14x72 34.75 CQ Lm i $100 Sable Fox, animal 74.50 $150 Cross Fox 97.50 $45 Ringtail Sable. 29.75 $45 Kit Sable Fox 29.75 $30 Silver ait Fox 19.75' $50 Red Fox, animal 34.75 $50 Scotch Mole, animal 34.75 ! $40 Australian Opossum 24.75 ‘wv Hudson Bay Sable 98.75 $40 Russian Fitch 24.75 $50 Canary Fox, animal 34.75 $50Silver Canary Fox 34.75 $85 Canadian Whte Fox 59.75 $ $25 Squirrel, animals 14.75 os $40 Wolf Scarfs sists” 27.50 24.75 * $35 Skunk Scarfs ¢! te «24.50 $70 Jap Mink Capes 47.50 $75 Skunk Capes Tar 47.50 $30 Meat Saag Scarf 19.75 olinsky 3, Jainst, 44,50 $115 Wolf, anima's 75.00 $375 H. Seal Coatees$iimnes 149.75 | $65 Jap Mink Ayes $75 Hud. Seal Cape Silvas 49.75 | $75 Mole Capes iff $40 Eastern Mink, animal 24,75| $50 Jap Marten Scarfs 34.75 $40 Austral. Marten, animal 24.75 | $40 Mink Animal Scaris 25.00 $200 Squirrel Stole, 14x72 124.75 | $100 Red Fox Scarf 1 $135 Scotch Mole, 14x60 98.75 $300 Canadian Fisher 198.75 $100 Wolverine, animai 74.75 | $125 Ermine Cape in 42 Styles ALL WINTER FURS HALF PRICE 7 French Seal Coats $97.50 4 Near Seal Coats 94750 4 Near Seal Coats 98.75 5 French Seal $rr",, 149.50 1French Seal $s", 197.50 1 Marmot Coat 148.50 5 Hudson Seal Piiiyij.4 324.75 1 French Seal Dolman 149.50 3 SiberianSquirelCoats 349.75 2Scoteh Mole Coats 350.00 6 Hud. Seal Coat, 40in. 350.00 1 Hud. Seal Dolman 498.75 2Scotch MoleDolmans 424 50 Stored and Insured FREE 5:49.75 of the 25,000 neckpieces, scarfs and “chokers” listed for this sale. Only because we are the MANUFACTURERS—+sell- ing to you DIRECT, and thus eliminating all the middlemen’s profits—and because it is absolutely necessary entire great Easter stocks be dieponea of BEFORE CLOS- ING TIME TO-MORROW—could we possibly, make prices as low as these on the world’s finest furs and in the newest and most fashionable’ models. DON’T miss this sale—for these furs may NEVER be as low again this season. CHOICE OF ANY OF THESE FINE EASTER FURS that our Fiving Savirrel, 25 $75 Sable, animal 49.50 ise $150 Russian Sable, 1 Skin $98.75 | $50 Kit Blue For, animal ‘$34.50 $150 Mink, 4-Skin 98.75 |$50Silver Lynx, animal 35.00 $40 Belgian White Lynx 24.75 | $40 Hudson Seal Capes 24.50 $200 So. Amer. Mink Caatee 74.75 | $150 Skunk Capes <7, 98.50 $75 Brown obey Scarfs 54.75 49.50 45.00 54.50 49.50 75.00