The evening world. Newspaper, May 5, 1920, Page 9

afternoon decided to be millionaires Cor twenty-four hours. The boys selected the Waldorf-As- toria as their millionaire haluing place and this morning, after @ strenuous night, breakfasted in bed. Then their telephdne began to buzz with inquirtes from reporters, photographers, movie operators and others, - “I see that some of the morning pa- pers say that the people won't (ake our jack,” complained Mauri 7 wonder where they get tpat “They didn't get it fro re ® city and have our own Mayors, Sheriffs, police, Prosecuting Attor- neys. Max is our Prosecuting ‘Attor- ney.. We work to keép our boys out GCA HEWSES INSSTIONLYIE MONA RE of trouble and help them out if they get Into trouble We came to New York at the invitation of people here who want us to explain the workings of our citles and we are going to otter cities on the same mission, “We knew for ‘some time before we started that wé were going to make the trip and Max and I saved up be- roll. Pay Own Bills.at, Waldorf and preen us $220 with which we decidea | Demoncags put im Max "Ol Oran oy got the dlont eagesty [house trom tho Rotary Club, in| poyeees 1 YOU 8 from, here, ‘ 5 to see New York proper for twenty-| They wouldn't have taken It, If usked Maurice, ‘ weeks passed and at their second) “Plainfield, N, J, to-night. But be- Dodge Everything That — | rour nours itke tt looks to the average | we'd followed out the plans made for “'Mouch’ i the ehampton crap ng Durky. the qang leader | fore we net millionaire.” } us by the Publicity man of this hotel.” player of Marshtield,” put in Max “Ug for @ restaurant,” interrupted Comes Free. x pursued Maurice, “He gave usa Hist “Say, you ought to see the size of the e've been organized six weeks | Max, “for a big square of beef stew.” The boys lived at No. 4 Henry street ” esieet 7 from Saturday till yesterday after- ine New Vork and Then Some.’| soon. They had addressed two moot- ‘This might* make a fitting title for ngs, mot the “guys' in the neighbor- ,the adventures in the Greater City 04] nood and at 4.30 o'clock two Chicago newsies who came herc| = . OM @ visit of education and then de- |. @ided to plunge on money saved up for the trip and be millionaire spenders for a day. * Maurice Berkson will be seventeen {m June, Max Swiren, his partner, is fifteen. Both are members of the Boys’ Brotherhood Republic, which Bumbers 1,000 boys of Chicago! 75 per Gent. of them working lads and 25 per cent. schoolboys. In the ranks are fellows who used‘to be “tough guys” and some of them can still go. “We are the only bunch of self- governed boys in existence,” said \ Maurice, who is a “Senator” aad who graduated from the public schools of Ihis native city. We ¢all each branch cf places where we found it had been arranged to treat us for nothing but that wasn't our game; 80 we switched he programme and went to it like real millionaircs. ©] don’t wantg¢to be a millionaire, not yesterday ~ ECONOMY IS WEALTH | “SALADA" ORANGE PEKOE TEA 18 THE MOST ECONOMICAT. THAT YOUR MONEY CAN BUY (ts Strength, Purity and Fragrance are Unequalled ASK YOUR GROCER—IN SEALED METAL PACKETS Stern Brothers West 42nd Street (Between 5th and 6th Avenues) West 43rd Street F) A Noteworthy Sale Thursday, Friday and Saturday OFFERING EXCEPTIONAL VALUES IN MEN’S SHIRTS. At $2.45: Bach _.._......Regplarly $3.00 and 3,50 All with soft cuffs. Woven or Colored Madras, Fancy Repp and other Materials in a wide variety of effective color combinations. Well tailored, dependable quality Shirts at a price which makes it advisable to purchase in quantities. Near Sixth Avenue Entrance MEN'S SUMMER UNDERWEAR At Special Price Reductions Thursday SHIRTS and DRAWERS UNION SUITS (Athletic ‘style)—Madras in large In plain Soisette or with Satin or small Checks and Stripes. A|Stripes; also Checked Madras. An complete range of sizes. exceptional value at Specie) BHC Gun | At $1.59 suit Specially selected assortments of MEN’S and BOYS’ HOSIERY Offercd at exceptional pri-es To-morrow MEN’S HALF HOSE MEN’S HALF HOSE Black Silk Plated; also Mercer-| Pure Silk; heavy weight; in desir- ized Lisle in @drop-stitch effects;|able ‘colors; also Black Silk Mixed full fashioned; very unusual valucjin several styles of fancy effects, . +. 6Oc rar: $1.35 Par ' All-Wool English Sport Hose BOYS' SPORT HOSE MEN’S SPORT. HOSE All Wool; medium weight; in] All Wool; in Grey and Brown Grey and Heather Mixtures, with] Mixtures, with fancy tops. Very bright colored tops. Very Special. |Special. ; $2.15 par $1.6 5 Pair Ured of this being a millional time. We don't know how much we've wot left. We don't want te count ovr We want to just keep on apend- ing till 4.80 o'clock this afternoon. Then the photographers and movie men began to arrive and wanted the bid to pose for all kinds of picture stuff. “Oh, gee!" exclaimed Max,-“how are we going to spend our mo I the room here? We can't blow any money on you fellows.” “Try craps,” suggested a photog: chops we had last night, One bite and goodby. We had to oMter double portions, « Then ‘they'd take them y before we were half through. ° it hurt to give tips?”. asked ening World man. Hurt!” repeated Maurice, In an ‘injured tone. “You ought to sce the belthops and maids, tax! drivers and walters grab them. [ never got’ 4 eae tip, but that’s what we have een giving out the Idea and are this piace oursel ver work in @ certal chaufter furniture we need and and dete 3 morning our “What kind of boys do we get in our republic? Well, now, there was the Boundary Line gang, We en- rolled them and started them with a up in bo: u cities in Chi’ WOMEN’S PETTICOATS (WASHABLE SATIN or CREPE DE CHINE) Exceptional Values To-morrow at $6.50 . An excellent variety of plain, hemstitched models; others with embroidered scalloped edges; Flesh color of White. Double panel front and. back. MAIN FLOOR. _DEPENDABLE LUGGAGE At SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS. A WARDROBE TRUNK SPECIAL at $49.75 is an unusually good value and guarerteed by manufacturer. Size 45x28x28 inches; dome top; covered aiid bound with Black Vulean- ized Fibre; spring lock; five drawers (two can be converted into hat box) ; 12 veneer hangers, shoe pockets and laundry bag. . Wardrobe Trunks at $60.00 Extra large size—43x25x2214 inches; dome top; covered with Black Vulcanized Fibre, bound in Grey; heavy hardware; four large drawers (one can be used as hat box); 12 vencer hangers, laundry bag and shoe pockets. Steamer Trunks at $15.00 Size 36x21x12)4 inches, Strongly constructed; covered, bound and interlined with Black Vulcanized Fibre; Linen covered tray; heavy hardware; : vring lock. Hand Scalloped and Hand Embroidered MADEIRA LINENS At Unusual Price Reductions Thursday on the Main Floor Tables Round Doilies, -. doz. $1.95, 2.25 { Luncheon Sets, 13 pes.5.75, Tray Covers, --each 50c, 90c | Tea Napkins, ~- doz.8.75, 10.50 Centerpieces, - “ 1.50, 2.50 | Dresser or Buffet Scarfs,3.75, 6.50 Luncheon Cloths “ 8.75, 11.50 | Boudoir Cushion Covers2.25, 3.50 Tea Cloths, - “17.50, 22.00 | Guest Towels, - each2.75, 3.25 Japanese Blue Printed Luncheon Sets (18 pieces). Crochet Edge, —- - < SPECIAL, $2.25 Summer and Medium Weights in BLAI‘KETS and COMFORTABLES WHITE BLANKETS COMFORTABLES Blue and Pink borders, Double size with attractive coverings, $5.75, 6.95 8.75 and 10.00 pr/ $3.75, 4.50, 5.75 and 7.50 ea. Fancy Colored Blankets, $6.50, 8.95 and 11.75 each New Plaid designs in several desirable colors. Mustir. Sheets and Pillow Cases MUSLIN SHEETS MUSLIN PILLOW CASES Single Three-qtr. Double $1.75 2.10 2.35 195 2.35 2.75 42c. 65c. Hemmed. . Hemst'd, , Hemmed. . Hems,’d.. 45c. 70c, and haven't done anything. We like ing to furnieh ap Two of the boys store and two others in a sporting goods place Another {a a chauffeur, To-n'ght the will take an autom bile to the two stores where the boys will be hiding and will load up with all the boxing gloves bage and ‘to-morrow ouse will be furnished.” “Well, they didn't carry out their Plan, but we got the house furnished, and how they have one of the best Stern Brothers West 42nd Street (Between 5th and 6th Avenues) West 43rd Street 12,50 42x36 ins, 45x86 ins, 50x36 ins, 52c. 75s, ‘2 0 8 WEST 38th STREET , SICO. Athletic . Underwear ; for Men Cut in Cool Circles at the Neck, Shoulders and Knees Isn't much to Sico Athletic Under- wear so fat as fabric’ is concerned, but what there is is good. It is mod- cled on the swimming suit idea of less fabric and more freedom. Then, it is shaped close in to the natural line- aments of the figure and tailored just as finely as garménts that cost more moncy, The fit, the finish, the work- manship entire, all are better than you get in ordinary everyday underwear, So are the materials. Sico Athletic Union Suits $299 to $163 . $]1@'to $5350 per garment In these materials — Piatp Mapras, Sico Two-Piece Suits Stripeo Mapras Crepe Sik. Siuk ano Cotton Gove Sitk Jar Sik Mercerized Corton Ww WEARING APPAREL QUALITY—STYLE—V ALUE > The prices are no higher than elsewhere, yet Hygrade clothing is as stylish, as well made, of as large assortment as that carried by the best cash stores—in short, just the things you want plus the advantage of paying for them in easy, weekly payments. Extra Sizes for Stout Men and Women STYLISH SUMMER FURS 128™ST.STO"E Out-of-town Residents will find OPEN EVENINGS our Credit Plan a Convenience. GRADE i) 131 WEST 125"ST.} 113. NASSAU SB Neer han Street. Between Lenoe & Seventh Aves FOUNDED 1856 OOD Foulard silk forms . sidcrable portion of our showing of Summer Scarts. In providing this year's supply we were confronted with the difficulty of securing here our accustomed weight and quality. ry Our buyer went abroad, located our usual quality in plain white English twilled silk, selected special designs ana arranged to have the silk patterned by hand. Result—-exclusive styling, superb quality, enormous variety and very moderate prices, Bow Ties } Four-in-hands. .. Open end Scarfs. BROKAW BROTHE | RS 1457-1463 BROADWAY AT FORTY-SECOND STREET WY WAKES GITHEE DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU HEED A RAD NMERITE OY "SERIE Ns At SVAN CONVINCE YOURSELF, COME IN, COMPARE 5 FRANKLIN, SIMON MENS SHOPS tor MEN, WOMEN @® BOYS | Confidential Credit © Me ee ae