The evening world. Newspaper, April 12, 1920, Page 6

THE EVENING WORLD sks Swann for Marly Trimt of ta- dicted Potties. Mayor Hylan wrote District Attorney gible eat «| Swern urging Immediate: trial for the hi zs and extremely, Mult) embers of the pollce force who have ‘eal feen indicted by the March Grand leat aane eee ames f yranklin Simon g Co. © Stetson, Jennings & Russell, adtameye ree ee ee onaitions as at (he cranty | eee Nims Thderpeo x Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Streets for ‘the Guaranty Trust Company, t0-| seesent time,” wrote the Sieyor, who day tiled & Us pendens to forectose ®) went on to say that some of the in-/ Gictments returned against police off. clals were based on statements made by the yery peopie the polled have hed nA eT SERRE NNT ———s . " DETROIT JEWEL of $18,061,289 agninst the prop- Walsh fourteen scars. Bvery | ¢rty, rights, franchises, &c., of the New ‘said, was made by her father| York Railways Company, — involving os Ld @bout twenty-five parcels of real os- ent. / The tate, ti cars, horses, machinery, | clared, aré enutied to Rnow the truth . we mortgage was executed! or faisity of these charges without Jan, 2, 1912, to secure a bond igeue, delay. | Mc Cutcheon’s Men’s Scotch Golf Hose 8 A TRIBUTE to our acceptance of H her great sport, Scotland has mm i sent us an assortment of Woolen if | Hose, In natural homespun colorings they blend with almost any golf 4 The, turn-over tops are of soelting colots by way of variety. / $6.50, $7.50, $8.50 to arrest jenthe Mayor de- | The Same Orthopaedic Specialist Who Designed and Established the Success of Our Specialist Shoe for Children Has Now Acheived For the JUNIOR MISS OXFORDS or HIGH SHOES STYLE WHERE A GIRL DESIRES IT, COMMON SENSE WHERE NATURE DEMANDS IT— A PROTECTIVE, NOT A CORRECTIVE SHOE at me, He has thrown irons, es, forks and a tin plate at me. heated a knife until last of it was when they “The me in a cupboard and kept mo ‘ three days without food. The a sas back of a bedroom ‘and ‘ Annie, my sister, stole a biscuit and them Fifth Ave., 34th & 33rd Sts, Men's Department ted Wat eee, 7 VHS new Specialist shoe is not an experiment, but an evolution. It is the first time style has been in- troduced ina girl's shoe witha specialist's full i ini oa style’s the thing a girl looks for, The last was modeled by an orthopaedic surgeon, the recognized head of his profession. Oxfords or Laced Shoes of Brown or Black Calfskin, With Low Heels. Sizes 2%.to 7%. Widths AAAtoD OXFORDS 12.00 This is the Famous Detroit Jewel Special Over 60,000 ranges of this one model have been sold during the past two years, and 60,000 housewives will testify as to its bak- ing efficiency, convenience and economy. This range has not only been made in larger quantities than any other one range since ranges were invented, but it is made by the Jargest makers in the world of gas ranges. By /b bib) WWM, Oe) The Finishing Delight to Every — Luncheon is ns" ORANGE PEKOE TEA Try it. and be Convinced This means not only the greatest value, but the best design and’the most valuable improvements. The name “‘Detroit Jewel’’ is the standard mark in gas ranges. HIGH SHOES 14.00 JUNIOR MISSES’ SHOE SHOP—Third Floor Sold on Easy Payments by Most Dealers YOR SALE IN NEW YORK BY J.M. SHERWOOD CoO. 154 CHAMBERS’ ST. PHONE BARCLAY 1927, IN NEW JERSEY BY PUBLIC SERVICE GAS Co. it Once Ht hit Sper tin bend’ witha | flog + os Ges ome Oil Stoves, Ovens, Ete.| Ma Orders Promptly Filled. STOVE REPAIR CORPORATION 296.230 WATER ST. COR BEERMAN, N.Y. TEL. Bi a= BRANCH. 184 MULBERRY 61. NRAR LAFAYETTE, NEWARK 3, 3° Write for information end name of dealer in any other town to DETROIT. ‘WORKS Stove Plant In the Werld . Detroit, Mitch, Repeire Furnished to fit make of Stove, Range, i veaghtheyypitti-ved Furnace. Steam ee Het Fey Hin ‘manufactured. halle sister i kof elloabes ofS ——————= METROPOLITAN GAS RANGE CO. Wholesale and Retail Distributers DETROIT JEWEL GAS RANGES 89 Borden Ave., Long Island City TELEPHONE HUNTERS POINT 1906 The Store is closed at 5 P: M. daily |B. Altman & Co. MADISON AVENUE - FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK Thirty-fourth Street Thirty-fifth Street | STORE OPEN 9 A. M. to 5 P.M. MEA Fourteenth Sure: The PRINCESS PAT An Important Sale of Price $10 and $11 Women’s Spring Wraps and Cape-wraps will take place to-morrow (Tuesday) in the Department on the Third Floor N West of Fifth Avenue REMEMBER That All Hearn Sales Advertised inSunday Papers Hold Good for —BOTH——— Monday and Tuesday As Has Been Our Custom for the Past Years Here’s How They Do It Young girls couldn’t shop, work, walk the whole day long without getting tired feet and faces, if they didn’t wear shoes with almost a straight inside line. Just this firm Cuban heel and this straight inside line make all the difference in the world. Do you know who are making this sensible Walk-Over oxford so fashionable? College girls and business women and society women. They just have to keep on their feet. Not for them to feel tired and look tired. The origmal Princess Pat shoe carries the Walk-Over trademark ‘ee FMEET EATERS TRFRRHNS eaten nea =aweies oe a ee The values offered are very exceptional Seml-wraps of peachbioom 7 7 7 7 $75.00 Wraps of tricotine, with broad facing and cuffs of imported striped tan woolen or of black satin . $75.00 Cape-wraps of duvetyn «ww Ty 8 3 95.00 Cape-wraps of velonde, with triple over-cape, Bd 95.00 See Details on Page 17 of this Paper, of a Week of Surprising Economies. All of these garments are made of fine-quality materials and are handsomely lined with silk. The selection me : = embraces the most fashionable shades of the season, as eis well as black. 179 Broadway 1439 Broadway 252 W. 125th Street 1173-78 Broadway 160 Bowery Brooklyn 1355 Broadway 565-7 Fulton Street 5406 Fifth Avenue Bronx—687 Melrose Avenue Yonkers, N. Y.—7 N. Broadway Newark, N. J.—-795 Broad Street Paterson, N. J.—118 Market Street Poughkeepsie, N, Y.—297 Main Street 622 W. 18lst Street Wale-Ovew aoe. On Rainy Days Many Attractive Not Advertised “Specials” ON MAIN FLOOR TABLES LOOK FOR THE RAINY DAY CARDS