The evening world. Newspaper, April 7, 1920, Page 5

FLORENCE WALTON DIVORCED Gets Interleoutery Decree Husband of Mrs. Turek, Who Ac- r cused Friend of Theft, Will Macrice, Dancing Parta: ‘ Engage Counsel wom nina on owe | De Gibbon & Co. Harry ‘Turek, real estate dealer, of |@tteme efforts af secrecy, it leaked No, 450 West End Avenue, husband of | Out to-day that Supreme Court Justice Mrs, Turek whose $7,500 ring strangely} Wiliam Popham Platt haw just signed Gisappeared on April 1 and as strangely | 0”, interlocutory deoree of dt a Feappeared yesterday when attorneys use sruuiled Medea, both Wee for an unidentified principal delivered it to E. M. Gattle, Fifth Avenue jeweller, refusing to take the reward offered, de- clared to-day he would engage counsel and spare neither expense nor time in an effort to solve the mystery. ‘Mrs. Florence Levison, the friend who Mrs. Turek says was the only vis- itor she recalls on the day of the ring’s disappearance and who was urrested by Mra. Turek, 1s held in $5,000 bail for examination next Tuesday. At No. 64 West 934 Street to-day a maid said Mrs. Levison was “not at home.” Turek days it was he who put private detectives on the case and they who inserted the “no questions asked” ad- vertisement. Turek also said that it was 4 woman who suggested offering @ reward. Abram J. Rose and Asa B, Kello-®, torneys of No. 115 Broadway, who Drought the rihg to the jeweller, say they acted in good faith on behalf of| | & reputable client who had paid a 500 deposit on the ring when his at- tion was called to the "Ri " 1 AND 3 WEST 37TH ST. ONE DOOR FROM FIFTH AVENUE A WILLOW FACT There are several les of Willow, but there is as much difference between Willow Furniture made from First Quality Selected Willow, and that which is made from the pithy, or poorer Willow, as there is between solid Mahogany and imitation furniture. McGIBBON . WILLOW FURNITURE FOR COUNTRY CLUBS COUNTRY HOMES BUNGALOWS / SOLARIUMS , PORCHES HOTELS REST ROOMS IS MADE OF FIRST QUALITY WILLOW BONWIT TELLER. & CO. Bheclpactny Sap of Copia FIFTH AVENUE AT 38™ STREET i Announce for Tomorrow, Thursday An Extraordinary Sale of An IMPORTANT SPECIAL PURCHASE i WOMEN’S HIGH CLASS DRESSES In this collection there are about five hundred dresses purchased from makers who specialize in the highest types of women's frocks and gowns. Some of these makers confine their productions exclusively to‘ this shop. In order to give our patrons the full measure of the benefits of this purchase the dresses will be. p'aced on sale tomorrow, Thursday, at Much Below the Regular Prices No C. O. D.’s. No Exchanges. No Credits. About Forty Women’s Daytime Dresses Made fo sell for 65.00 to 85.00 A limited quantity which includes but a few dresses of a kind in tricolette, serge, taffeta and satin, with ribbon treatment. 38.00 One Hundred & Twenty-five Afternoon Dresses Made to sell for 85.00 to 135.00 In this group are dresses of plain Georgette crepe, beaded Georgette crepe, satin, tricolette and tailored dresses of tricotine and serge. 58.00 One Hundred & Fifty Day & Evening Dresses Made to sell fér 95.00 to 150.00 The assortment of evening dresses comprise only one, two or three of a kind in various appropriate materials. Also afternoon dresses of taffeta, satin and beaded materials. And tailored frocks of tricotine and serge. 75.00 One Hundred Afternoon & Evening Dresses ' Made to sell for 135.00 to 225.00 The afternoon dresses are of Georgette and chiffon, in plain and pom padour prints, also elaborately beaded effects in chiffon and satin. Handsome evening gowns of various materials and treatments. 95.00 About Twenty-five Dresses Formerly 155.00 to 295.00 115. 00 Single Pleces—Majority for Evening Wear Net, lace, beaded and metallic fabrics in a collection of eriginal and unusual modes, Our Unusual Window Displays for Fifth Avenue Week Will Delight Those Who Find Pleasure in the Combination of Art and Commerce. ~ dames McCreery & Co. 5th Avenue New Spring Models Madame Irene Corsets Extremely low bust models, now so much in vogue, in splendid materials suitable for Spring and Summer wear. Models for the more conservative woman are also available. They provide graceful lines that conform with the season’s fashionable silhouette. They are made of Coutil, Batiste, Silk Brocade, Broche, Elastic or Suedine. Sizes from 21 to 36. 4 Prices range from 6,65 tc 27.00 Including Taz. (Third Floor) Woolen Dress Goods Navy Blue All Wool Dress Serge of fine French Twill—correct weight for Spring Suits, Dresses and Capes. regularly 3.25, yard, 2,35 . (Second Floor) Untrimmed Paris Hats 15.00 20.00 Hats untrimmed, displaying that jauntiness, dash and artistry which is indigenous to only the modistes of Paris, are offered at exceptionally low prices. They require but a touch of trimming to render them complete and repre- sent quite thé smartest types seen this season. There are large and medium size shapes of Pichot or Belgium Straw in Black, Brown and Navy Blue. Untrimmed Domestic Hats 2.75 te 13.50 Fashionable shapes of Lisere, Milan and Hemp Straws in a wide variety of styles and colors. We con- sider them the best values anywhere obtainable. . A Profusion of Flowers ' 50c 3.95 Gay and vivid tones in a wide variety, priced exceed- ingly low; also beautiful wreaths of Field Flowers or Fruit. Ostrich and Pasted Brim Hats 4.75 Many models in lovely sHadés, Henna, Jade, Brown, Navy Blue, Cherry and combinations. (Third Floor) ae Py if i ) ae ' A \ \ “ McCreery Master-Weaves from the Orient” — \\ 300 Room-Size Rugs | Choice Weaves and Colors in an | Extraordinary Range of Sizes | At 25%, to 3314% Below | i { Former Prices Admitted that you might find Rugs of equal quality, but we are afraid that a search for equally low prices would bo \\ i futile. Why? Because we have marked y every one of these Rugs at prices which /) \\ areatamally below the present eost of im- ) portation, ‘— Ze ye For Comparative Values Read the Following / Regularly Sale Price Persian Arak,.....+-.10.6x7.4 450.00 295.00 Persian Lelihan + 10.8x8.9 600.00 395.00 Persian Tamare: -11,9x8.6 750.00 450.00 Amritzar ++ +12.0x8.7 $50.00 300.00 Persian Arak......+-+ 11.9x8.9 750.00 645.00 Persian Mahal. +13.0x8.11 750.00 595.00 Hyderabad .. .Ox7.8 $25.00 245.00 Amritzar .... + 12.0x8,7 450.00 337.00 Extra Persian.... + 15,0x9.8 850.00 625.00 Chinese ...... - 12.0x9.0 750.00 390.00 Persian Tamarez. 12,0x8.8 550.00 375.00 Persian Mahal.ee..... 8.9x6.10 295.00 Persian Arak 1.6.9.2 395.00 Persian Kermanshah.,. . 10.5x8.0 795.00 Chinese ...... + 12.0x9.0 750.00 425.00 Persian Kermanshah,. .21,2x14,5 2950.00 2450.00 Persian Sarouk 18,4x10.8 1950.00 1475.00 Persian Arak.........12.6x9.0 750.00 475.00 Persian Sarouk .12.8x9.0 1650.00 1275.00 Persian Sarouk....... 21.2x13.8 1500.00 3975.00 Small and Medium Size Rugs Persian Mosoul Rugs, average size 8,6x6 ft - 75.00 regularly 95.00 regularly 125.00, 95,00 Small Chinese Rugs, about 2x3 ft 25.00 Small Anatolian Mats. Special 5.00 (Eighth Floor) Persian Iran Rugs, Hearth sizes ON THURSDAY 34th Street ““McCreery Silks’? Famous Over Half a Century _ Silks for mountain and seashore in complete coldr assortments as well as in all the staple weaves —both plain and novelty Silks. a Black Silks and Satins of beautiful weaves at moderate prices. Special for Thursday 1500 yards of a superior quality Black Charmeuse Dress Satin, 40 inches wide, regularly 7.50, yard, 5.50 2000 yards of a dependable Navy Blue Dress Taffeta, 86 inches wide. regularly 4.60, yard, 2.95 2500 yards of heavy quality White Broadcloth Silk Shirting, 86 inches wide. _ regularly 5.00, yard, 3,75 (Seeind Floor) 4 Cotton Dress Materials Linen finish Chambray of fine close weave, suit- able for House Dresses, Children’s Rompers and Frocks, Bungalow Aprons and Draperies. A splendid assortment of attractive styles and colors. regularly 45c, yard, 35¢ ___ (Second Floor) A Fine Assortment of Breakfast Room Suites ' Finished in Decorated Enamel At Extremely Low Prices Buffet in French Gray Enamel, decorated in blue. .50.00 Drop Leaf Table, ##*46 inches, to match......... 45.00 Four Side Chairs, covered in Cretonne, to match, ea. 20,50 (As illustrated) 1 Buffet, Blue Enamel, Tan and Brown Decorations.42,00 1 China Cabinet, to match... 1 Serving Table, to mateh. 1 Drop Lei Table, to mate 4 Windsor Chairs, to match, each, 1 Tea Wagon, to mateh...... Ry coe NO ¢. O. D'S A Sale of McCreery Housewares Practical, Durable and Lower Priced The faith in our “Wares” was built and is now main- tained by three outstanding features—Practicability, Durability and Lower Pric In the Great Daylight Housefurnishing Department you are also assured of attentive service and prompt de- liveries. The féllowing are but a few of the many items reduced for this sale: a eee \/f \S{ 18) Highly Polished Alumi- num Tea Kettle with cold handle; 4-qt. capacity. regularly 3.00, 2,25 Double Rice or Cereal Boiler of polished Alumi num; 2-qt. capacity. 1,45 regularly 2.50 ® Pas — hee oy ix + ] Combination Set of three ae heavy gauge polished a Aluminum Saucepans, con- Aluininum Windsor Kettle Sisting of one’ 2-quart, one with cover;-5-qt. capacity; %-quart and one 4-quart clicious pot roast may be landted and covered “cooked without water, 1,55 "#ueepan. Set 2.95 regularly 4.50 rf regularly 2.50 gor — \ Tae ~at ‘} H ‘ i Heavy Gauge Polished Mirro Aluminum Perco- Aluminum Lipped Sauce- lator, highly polished; 6 pan; S-qt. capacity. Q95e cup capacity regularly 1.76 NO C, O. D'S regularly 3,00 (Sizth Floor) 2.25