The evening world. Newspaper, April 27, 1920, Page 9

QUIRY INTO H.C. L. | stating ian NDS HIM IN CELL) n¢ ics ot ‘Away ‘With Food, but Grocer’s sewer Wife Yelied When He stupor for six days before . Tackled Cash Register, : earch into the high cost of living 4 reasons therefor were blamed to- ‘3 by Lewis Sewart, a soholarly ap- man of twenty-nine years, of (f 0. 1040 Simpson Street, when he was ( ) Mrs. Valenti Cresci, wife of a grocer it’ No. 15 Mott Street,’ testified that cwart entered the store yesterday and sented himself as a Health De- ‘partment inspector. She.made no pro- A test when he sampled the milk, rolls, O 4 ‘fruit and jam, but when he made signa UR automobile @f looking fnto the sanitary condition . : es ‘of the cash register she began'to shriek will call immediate- Mike the siren on a fireboat. Betestivejumen "Cals camye on « ly. The same careful store 5s probrintors in the’ neignhorhooa| — Setvice- will deliver Joined tn, a qhorue of complaint against but™all said he had taken no your furs next fall. 28—Valugtion over $500 3%- Valuation under $500 told Magistrate Frothingham “IN CHURCH DRIVE| | ON 5 SMITH STREETS J. D. Rockefeller Jr. Sends $250,- Telephone Main 5900 000 Outside Gifts to Own = Sta Denomination. New York City has raised one-tenth of its $20,000,000 quota in the great drive for $336,777,572, which is being Gigss Water tes supiene.of tho. tae EXCURSIONS, > terchureh- World M it. ‘Thi B datament was mado yeaterday at the] PASSENGER, STEAMERS’ first of the campaign luncheons for | the local ki the Hotel McAl- ? pe rece. ean |]. SORDAY eHOOE announced as the first day's receipts— BUSINESS HOUSES, and this was considered away below |) the standard set for ally reports, be- | SOCIETIES, ETC. } Per bya there were ny teams that able to make reservation: not make any report to the Audit- Committee and only oye big de- N Tuephone Bowitan Green 7988: is entirely separ ifts he is | t's, tr Gy expected to make to his own denoml- | ee on nation. * Von pet Pees Seer eet ham in Tombs Police Court. or YOUR FURS a? 4000 all eent him’ to the Won mbab| , . $2,000,000 First pay _|Balch. Price 6 ©, edges, It Is nav ndvis~ NonSet — This long-wanted improvement is now a part of the new Columbia Grafonola. Built right into the motor, Invisible. Automatic. Operates on any record, long or short. Nothing to move or set or measure. Just put on your record and the des Grafonola plays and stops itpelf, Exclusively on.the ' Grafonola ayn ign ~ No other phonograph has it,’ ~All other stops pouGukEnps' Fem ee, Sime must be set by hand for every record, No. other ie) lie Hla PROD raprde age Ree Ys: ea phonograph can get it. Basic patents protect the shoal girls at Hal E vipes just taken ill with, the soon convalescin; “EMILLER- Creator of Qualiv Footwear) A SPRING CLEARANCE EViNT! Pumps and Oxfords OUR LATEST SPRING MODELS DOR: EX —. = 0 NS x YORK OYAOGAD RO Gi SAVINC_YOU- 32.0 10 3430 . g 2 ey These shoes were taken from our regular | RM stock, and consist of dainty pumps and 2} sturdy Oxfords that emphasize the natural - |} bi! beauty of arch and instep. A G\| They were unequalled in value at our reg- 5 SI} ular prices, and are really fine shoes. They J 'G} will give excellent service. N , ~ |S To*quickly clear our spring stock, to make oO : room for our summer shoes, we ‘are re- | ducing them to the very special price of b $10” : rel 2 S i IS Chic cross-strap K pore coa} [bas pine, i re a G oY Cocoa rus ket calf Grooyfal bow pumps, in patent, and black and brown kid. Ws ae shoes are well made and are as represented. Don’t delay while there is yet a full stock of styles and sizes. I-MILLER & SONS 15 West 42nd St., near Fifth Ave, 1554 B’way, 50 Church St. at 46th St, at Fulton St, TAD pie), Columbia Non Set Automatic Stop. It is the last touch of convenience added to the Columbia Grafo- is nola’s recognized leadership in beauty of design, richness of tone, and reliability of mechanism. Ask the nearest Columbia dealer for a demonstration of ' the stop that needs no setting, if Colambia Grafonolas—Standard Models ap to $300; Period Designs up to $2100 =|Columbia Stern Brothers: West 42nd Street (Between 5th and 6th Avenues) West 42nd Street A Noteworthy Offering Wednesday of WOMEN’S SPRING DRESSES Models taken from regular stéck Will comprise two groups of this season’g most fashionable Afterneon and Street styles. Taffetas, Satins, Foulards, Crepe de Chines, Georgette Crepes, Tricolettes, Tricotines; plain tailored or embroid- ered, beaded and braid trimmed. GroupI—Dresses Reduced to | GroupII—DressesReducedto $39.50 $59.50 Includes models formerly priced up to $145.00 Includes models formerly priced up to $59.50 . a Peal 10. allies i Automatic Stop This Season’s Newest Modelsin = WOMEN’S BLOUSES. Will be offered Wednesday on the Second Floor at unusual prices. FIGURED FLESH COLOR or WH CREPE BLOWSES GEORGETTE CREPE mongol Showing short kimono sleeves, With short sleeves; collars’ round neck with pleated frill, is cuffs of fine quality Venise Lace: an exceptional value at ae pri t FINE.’BATISTE. BLOUSES With tucked fronts, as ‘oke backs, turn back cuffs and collars finished with a sm: ruffle, save very attractive values at $2.95 Specially Selected Items in WOMEN'S LISLEUNDERGARMENTS At feature prices To-morrow on the Main Floor Lisle Combination .Suits—Of fine | Lisle Combination Suits with Glove ~ Sheer Lisle; tight or loose, , Silk tops; well tailored and knee; sizes 36 to 44, + reinforced; sizes 36 to 44, , $1.25 Joa $2.25 Fine Lisle Bloomers at 75c ‘Extra large sizes in Pink or White. Reduced for Immediate Disposal; .THE REMAINDER OF OUR BOYS’ peippayidtay dat the athe oh of $5.00. se53,' $6.95, 7150" and 8.50 ‘Tan Bombazine, fabrics full cemented seams; belted or box back styles;., also the well known “Dri-Bo¥ ge! sizes 6 to i years. BOYS’ SU V's of fancy Wool Mix- ‘BOYS’ TOPCOATS and REEF- tures, mostly all with extra knicker- ERS of fancy Wool Mixtures, bocker trousers, lined; sizes 7 to also Regulation Blue Serge 18 years; value $22.50; special at Reefers; sizes 3 to 9 years, $17.50 $9.75 to 28.50 BOYS’ STRAW HATS , In White, Black, Brown and Cloth Hats, - = = $1.95to 4.50 Navy Blue; newest models, $1.95 to 15 | Golf Caps, - = + $1.75to3.50 WOMEN’S : _ CREPE DE CHINE NEGLIGEES - At the Exceptionally’ Low Price of . $12.50 Distinctive models in a variety of Slip-on Coat styles. -Handsomely trimmed with lace, ribbons and ruffles; many exquisitely embroidered. Also a group of Crepe Meteor and Satin Models with lace or Georgette Crepe trimmings. Remarkable Values at $18.50 Second Floor. ‘MEN’S and WOMEN’S FINE QUALITY HANDKERCHIEFS: At Very Special Prices To-morrow Men’s Handkerchiefs:: Women’s Handkerchiefs: Pure Linen Hemstitched Sheer Lawn Handkerchiefs Handkerchiefs; per doz., with block initial; per doz, $2.10 $5.25 and 6.50 Lineh Embroidered Handkerchiefs; various styles; per doz, -.:. ‘ $3.0@ and 4,00 Linen Hemstite)) #Mandker- + chiefs; ptr doz. y 2.50 and 4,00 Lawn Handkerchiefs in solid colors . or white with colored Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, border; perdoz.. . » + $3.75 | with tape borders ;\per doz. Sheer, Linen Handkerchiefs, with hand embroidered initial; per doz. 4 « + «© © « $5.50 $5.50 —a Chime eukd ee ee een tle pa EOS | AR abd hails Fat