The evening world. Newspaper, April 22, 1920, Page 9

Lot by. Justice Sheil ‘in atrictly legal Rronx “In some cases the Tustics 5 INCORPORATED] = et corn to American traditions [allowed the landlords even leds than 26 When the caso of Lt aid inal ve. rata iadison varie: or, No. 116 Nerraiive -Aves HS Fred 8. Serve it in ap Ma indbeth Kay of No. 301 Madison ‘aaneore '§ SLAYER ER INDICTED. ue, applied to-day with others in Supreme Court for artictes of in- | Grand Suey Returns iene Presentment a ‘ation of The Public's Union. Their ptition was granted and articles of in- ‘ation approved by Justice Edward which he paid Struck, ner on the ny ot First Dearee Ma ‘Thomas W. Simpkin, who killed ia James W. Markoe in St. Church, was indicted to-day for fret The promoters, it was set forth, ws degree murder by the Grand Jury. This followed testimony given to the jury- y Herbert R. Satterlee, Dr. “union of middte cass peape.” Ording to the petition it will be ‘nt fr of The People's Union to: Promte and cultivate Course and improve conditions among George FE. Brewer, Dr. Chartes Norris, be Bon thhagd Examiner, i the police. Help retleve class oppression. Secure freedom from unjust and un- Soft-Lite lenses will Benefit those who are neither orga- make you look well and 2 re rte it he Tombs at sized manual saborers nor tach aalacied | In order that the. peisor — cd conimersal appre nent nie LESS THAN THAN 25 P.C. Regulate ani classify af forms of vol- Bronx Justice More Lentent to Com- ' Serve in emergencies, Seoure represeniatipn of middle class Approximately 300 rent cases were Stern Brothers (Between 5th and 6th Avenues) West 42nd Street West 43rd Street Dependable Quality Suites of DINING ROOM FURNITURE Offered at Reduced Prices for To-morrow Will include the following finely finished and distinctively designed items: Franklin Simon & Co. Fifth Avenue. 37th and 38th Streets For Girls and the Junior Miss PONGEE SILK FROCKS IN NATURAL COLOR ANSWER BEST THE QUESTION OF WHAT IS THE WISEST ADDITION TO A YOUTHFUL WARDROBE NOW Pe RALKE most mothers, the Girls’ Bi Dress Shop has faith in ze] pongee—in its serviceabili- ty, dressy appearance and youthful- ness, And so, we develo from ~ simple mpire styles for little wae two-piece overblouse styles for older 9 Some have dots or blue, like challis, some are incol Girls’ Sizes 6 to 16 Years Junior Misses’ 13 to 17 Years 12.75 to 29.50 GIRLS’ and JUNIOR MISSES’ DRESS SHOP ‘ond Floor STORE HGURS Best § g Co. STORE HOURS 9.00 TO 5.30 9.00 TO 5.30 yarn, bri a nh a0 _ have girdles of velvet of taffeta—all are as high value as they are low in price. BOYS’ ALL-WOOL JERSEY SUITS Dining Ran pany 10 pieces, as illustrated; in Mahogany; Louis XVI. design; reduced to Dining Room Suites, 10 Pieces American Walnut or Mahogany; In Mahogany; Adam design; - American Walnut; Queen Anne design; American Walnut or Mahogany; (William and Mary design). American Walnut or Mahogany; Louis XVI. design id where easy terms és credit are confidentially ar. ranged. Note these values. Furniture Section—Fifth Floor. “We Make Terms Plain Fixere Tags on Everything, SUMMER FLOOR COVERINGS Excellent grades in all the desirable colorings. ALL MODERATELY PRICED. GRASS RUGS With pretty designs in Pink, Blue, Tan, Green and Rose. RUSH RUGS For Porches, Sun Parlors, ete., in Natural Color, Blue, Tan and Green. Made in the following sizes: 4Y, oxtVy ft. $7.75 fe Windsor Table or Bed Arm _ in Oak CHENILLE RUGS In all’ colors; to-day’s price would be $190.00. JAPANESE GRASS RUGS In a wide assortment of de- signs. Size 9x12 ft. Windsor Are Chair in DURABLE RAG RUGS A varied collection of patterns and colorings in the following sizes: Also other grades of Summer Rugs at Attractive Prices. 1 UID Petites mare tna OPEN SATURDAY EVENING Motor Truck Deliveries Everywhere WONDER VALUES here the dollars spent square posts, perforated panels ai raised medallions; w! Bast .cccesececcercone Dresser or Chifforobe Dresser $89.50 Chifforobe Table Bed Makes a full size bed when open, as shown here, mattress WNCon.6" bvee\" 2" % a * % IT MAKES LITTLE DIFFERENCE . YOU NEE WILL * *% % Stern Brather West 42nd St. (Between Fifth and Sixth Avenues) West 43rd St. The MOTOR. ROBE DEPARTMENT Is now displaying a complete assortment of Heavy, Medium or Light Weight Robes in attractive color combinations. Also Imported and Domestic Steamer Rugs at Haueually moderate prices. Fancy designs or plain colors; mostly 84 inches long; suitable for touring. Excellent Values in ’ MEN’S UNDERWEAR On the Main Floor—Friday. Shirts and Drawers—! Nainsook Union Suits| Union Suits of. Fine | Crossbar Material; good | Sleeveless and knee! Ribbed Cotton; in all knee awe Drawers, usual value at | tional values at | A WORLD $1.00 Each | $1.15 | $2.15 30 AND FIND IT Niel 2 heey Fifth Avenue at 35th Street a * Established 1879 : F For Boys 2 to 10 Years Tailored in our own shops in exactly the same manner that we tailor men’s clothes - Special Friday—15.75 Our regular 21.00 to 22.00 grades XCEPT for the size, these are duplicates of Daddy's avenaet English-looking topcoat. Double-breasted model fastened with bone buttons — real, deep patch pockets—lined throughout—and sewed with silk. Gray, tan or brown mixtures—all new coats just arrived from our shops. Sizes 2 to 4 yrs.—4th Floor. Sizes 5 to 10—5th Floor. Special Friday 11.50 Our regular 13.75 to 15.50 grades HE very becoming, boyish style illustrated—in light ° wn jersey—tan, blue, brown or maroon with detach- able collar and cuffs of white satin or contrasting jersey. Sizes 2 to g—4th Floor. Sizes 5 to 6—5th Floor. MAIL AND PHONE ORDERS FILLED SPECIAL for TO-MORRO W: Mohair and Zibeline Robes Reduced to $ 1 4.50 Each Department located at the Sixth Avenue Entrance. athletic style; | length; cut full; un- | desirable styles; excep-