The evening world. Newspaper, April 6, 1920, Page 6

wea Bvdbliinw weal, Lbswswwas, AsKL OU, duvau, " is ! . bi ed FINDS TORTURE hc hhequest of both Setinae OF GIRL'S TO! We ocean District Attorney Says Corrobora- ||If t tion Justifies Prosecution t Wahi ynioel hae trict Attorney Lewis of Brooklyn sald 1 night the allegations of parental Frankiin Simon Boys SHops FIFTH FLOOR ity made by seventeen-year-old | WEARMOOR Minnle Gallender had been sufficiently lll Sates sd {| All-Wool Topcoats for BOYS Bevokiye @ olay modeller in vaude- | “The cruettios inflicted upon the «itt | eeried af time batore che lott ber |B | of 10 to 18 gears °36 to °50 Iso examined her sister, every cup of de- eg) ueltieg to which she hae said, she q More Wear in the Topcoat children, a, the, Prosecutor ald. Largest Salein the World e charge was {to have pda oper zorterdey in he Ney es - : Reinforced where the strain is, braced in the blades, and anchored fast in every gusset and seam, these Wear moor Topcoats have a longer lease of. life than any topcoats ever tailored. Full and half-belted models, with Raglan or plain inset sleeves, Wear- moored in plain or herringbone tweeds, cheviots, and velours, in gray, brown, and heather color schemes. All-wool, of course—WEARMOOR MEANS THAT, TOO! BOYS’ SUITS $2750 to $5500 Franklin Simon & Co. "Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Streets palate and cheer during which Minnte'e father our whole and her mtepmother Wtoeneed in @ is found in genery! attack upon her,” Lewis said. Mr. Lew SO ‘West 34th Street, New York Broad Strect “ulton Stree Newark 2'yai'vere | Brooklyn y(t, ie Boy’s and Children’s Haircutting Shop—Fifth Floor ee Sa eee ee Se ee ee Newer Tailormades of Navy Tricotine QL svc favorably with Fifth = ee RO Crisp sugar disks of fascinating flavors—find favor with everybody. Assorted Flavors, also Peppermint, Chocolate, Wintergreen and Cinnamon. pe ee wees New England Confectionery Company MASS. aye Gene custom-mades, In Pa simple conservative types, beau- tiful'y hand-tailored and finished with especial attention to the smallest details. Fabrics were specially selected. * Extraordinary Values 935.745 °55 No Charge for Alterations. $1.50 Per Week Brings You This Three-Piece Library Suite Handsome three-piece library suite at rocker and straight chair with heavy mahoge holstered in Brown or Blue Muleskin—a hard w imitation of leather which in most cases wears a apt to split or erack Special (Payable $1.50 Per Week) 97.50 1 bargain Divan, iframes. Up good looking nd is not so Special Oriental Rug Sale 10 per cent. reduction will he allowed on a limited lot of Antique Persian Rugs. There are some very beautiful specimens of Oriental Art in this lot—so make your selection quickly, Both Stores Open Saturday Evenings GREENPOINT METAL BEDS Harlem Store Also Open Monday Evenings You will recognize the unexcelled qualities and comfort of Greenpoint Mel Bee won wou sete and we WPERTHWAIT & SONS them. You will be My is 1d by th: -to- s Fj an?! Peat Phe seh eat will aniey Pill scheathas “Oldest Furniture House in America” if you insist on GREENPOINT’ Metal Beds. f 3rd Avenue Two 193-205 Park Row Qld coly bp Perutinrs and Depatwest sores, Weis for Butla E and 121st St. Storeg at Chatham Sq. It Makes Little Difference What You Need | —A World “Want” Ad. Will Go and Find It if 38th Street Three Values in LEATHER BAGS $2.95 $4.95 $7.95 They’re all of fine Pin Seal in black and street shades, showing a number of smart novelty shapes and styles in bags and en- velopes. The careful workmanship and sturdy qualities speak for practical service, and make these prices, reduced for the occa- sion, significant of economy. Grownd Floor Women’s Tailored Suits A Collection of New Models. - Third Floor Store Closes at 5 P. M. Lord & Taylor —FIFTH AVENUE— 39th Street Telephone Orders Filled—Phone Greeley 1900—Ask for Telephone Order Desk models. Fine Tricotine Cheruit Twill Sport Mixtures OR the woman who has delayed to choose her new Spring Suit until after Easter, we are present- ing two groups of beauti- fully tailored styles, gar- ments that have been much more, at $69.50 & $85.00 Models with all the new features of braid trimmings, collar and revers effects, novel lines in the new skirts. Some of these are the wanted Eton models with two-tier accordion pleated _ skirts; others with straight line skirts; smart sports models for town or country in the new wool mixtures; a range of attractive colorings. Misses’ Sport Suits Of Heather Mixtures MART, serviceable Suits of excellent all-wool material, in desirable colorings, with a breezy, youthful air to them—scrupulously well tailored, and worth par- ticular attention at $29.50 The very Suits for sports and outing trips, and yet ually suitable for school or office wear, with their man- nish coats, notched collars, patch pockets, tie belts and simple skirts. One of the most attractivs offerings in sports models that we have made this season; they look their sturdy value. Three models to sclect from; sizes 14 to 18, New Overblouses Drop Stitch Tricolette No Approvals $9.75 None G. 0. D. MOST unusual offering at this low A price, considering the fine quality of the silk Tricolette, the exclusive and charm- ing style of the Overblouse, and its desirable length, seldom to be had except in the expensive Loops of grosgrain ribbon matching the Blouse and fastened with little silver buttons trim the three-quarter sleeves and smart patch pockets. Brown Navy Dark Bisque Flesh Color Also Black and White Third Floor Women’s and Misses’ FOOTWEAR Styles for Spring Featured at $10.75 Tax 8c Pumps in black kid, gun metal, patent leather, brown kid and black suede, also white buckskin, Oxfords in black kid~ skin, gun metal and white buckskin with military heels. Also tan calfskin or black kidskin in broad toes and low heels with flexible shanks, Second Floor Women’s Afternoon Frocks Tricolette, Crepe de Chine GROUP of effec- A tive models in Street Gowns that have been much higher priced, all of them with distinctive style fea- tures to appeal to the woman who is planning her season’s wardrobe, of- fered at the moderate price of $39.50 Coat Dresses of Tricolette in a range of desirable shades, with vest effects and tie belt; more ornate models of Crepe de Chine with collars and cuffs of embroidered Georg- ette Crepe to be had in blue, brown, beige and black; also a few models in Taffeta. Third Floor, FUR STORAGE Vaults on the Premises. Moderate Cost. Fourth Floor The Daintiness of Hand-Made Handkerchiefs XERTS a strong ap- E peal to the woman who desires exclu- siveness. These are pure linen in solid colors and color combinations, hand made, embroidered and ap- pliqued. $1.95, $2.25, $2.50 Women’s Pure Linen tape bordered Handkerchiefs, hand hemmed in colors or French cut and revers— ter, Gnd CHIGD FOWEs «cs seecnceceaciens vesens each 75¢ Gay Sport Handkerchiefs of Pure Linen in all the bright shades...-.-ee-.---....35¢, 50c, 75c, $1.00 For Men Fine French Handker- Men’s Pure Linen chiefs in solid colors or all Handkerchiefs of Irish white with hand rolled or make, Sheer quality with drawn thread hems. assorted width hems, $2.00 and $2.25 cach $6.00 to $9.00 dozen Ground Floor,