The evening world. Newspaper, May 18, 1920, Page 9

i THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, MAY 18, 1920. Leta Woukucs | Beauties From Staten Island foam tn gah bt te'wanuhaysave rare [J BRINGS BIG PERIL Prize Winners at Health She ws. en en Garbage Removers Demand $11 a Day and Authorities Have }! No Money. CHICAGO, May 18.—Forty-five hundred city employees in the Btreet ‘and other departments have served notice that unless i] their demands are met they ‘will go on strike at once. Ashes nd garbage removers, who have been getting $9 a day, are demand- ing $11. An offer of $10 was Scorned. Truck drivers are de- * Manding $8 a day and all street repair men demand a general in- { @rease of 25 per cent. ‘The men say that if necessary to 8 no money to mest the demands, nor can borrow any until new tax legis! acted. “Big Tim" Murphy, in a prison gell awaiting trial for alleged com- plicity tn the murder of Moss 5 Tight, his rival in the union labor field, sent a letter to the Dopart- MILDRED FROHLIN,, ment of Public Works to-d manding $4.20 for a'l street ers under penaity of immedia strike. re ra hair, Although Mildred’s mother al-| | lows her a little candy, somé ice| ‘ cream and even a sip of tea at lunch- con, she is very much of a prize win- t ner, When Mr. McKee gave her the! # gold medal she seemed to apprec'ate | ther tbortance ‘ofthe wet and ae: | West 42nd Street (Between 5th and 6th Avenues) West 43rd Street sumed a look of tragic gravity which would fit_a heroine being decorated with the Croix de Guerre. TORAGE The by seal ae = | Palace wii . continue for a week and bables from | P every borough in tho city will reesive forYOUR FURS The Newest Summer Models in prizes. ‘To-day is Queens day. The Department of Health hi d duty who will| * ’ Do eh S| pee WOMEN’S SEPARATE SKIRT. el baby and ibe \ hat. bring It in. ‘They'll tell you whether it's over weight or under weight and what to do to keep it woll. Our automobile Two hundred children from puntie schools will be given a model supper : ‘ ; every evening, Following 1s a sa.np! will call eto Menu; Spiit pea soup made with milk, salmon sandwich, brown Betty with| ly. The same careful To be offered Wednesday at the Special Price of vanilla sauce and sweet cracker. service will deliver $11.50 Thore will be no charge, Men’s Wear. Serges, Silk and Wool Failles, Jerseys, Woolen Among the interesting dairy exhib- a . ! uP evs; ita is a cheoso—the biggest cheese in| YOUT furs next fall. Plaids or-Checks in accordion pleated and plain tailored styles. the world, weighing 6,611 pounds, [t rs was ‘taken from tho choose “mine, Balch Price & @. worked by ease, Uy LW @ ; ‘ {illa under, the girection of the Bta‘e| FULTON @ SMITH STREETS White Washable Skirts - from $3.75 to 16.50 ontncmeninasndlifiio BROOKLYN Police Recorder of Montclair Dead. M Mary RIELLY. Funeral services for Henry L. Yost, Telep! wh cand La . and father at No, 234 Benziger Ave- \for twenty-five years Police Recorder of ate To-Day Queens Youngsters | nue, w Brighton, Mildred is two 'Stontelatr, N. J., will be held tonnebiow Will Compete at Grand Cen- tral Palace Exposition, | Suitable for Dress, Street or Sport wear Suitable for City or Country Homes: Store Closes at 5 P. M. ROGERS’ SILVER-P LATED WARE Lord & Taylor eT. ae 38th Street | —FIFTH AVENUE— 39th Street Tea or Coffee Spoons, - $1,23 | Salad Forks, ,Individual, $3.20 Table Spoons or Forks, - 2.45 | Bouillon Spoons, - - - 3,00 Dessert Spoons or Forks, 2,35 | Spoons, Orange or Grape Fruit, 2.15 Here are two of the healthiest and | Prettiest girl bables on Staten Lalund rfettly formed and thelr Child's Sto-y of Proved a Pretty —fourteen-year-old Milde Murphy, daughter of John Murp ®lectrical engincer of Yonkers, to-ds told the police an exciting story of an attack upon her yesterday afternoon in|“ hher home, No. 106 B h Street, of au ri} Mary Rielly, one year old, with lus- an who clipped her ts ir. e “clipper,” sh id se Fe eee ee ttantitcd’ es | trous hair and big soft blue eyes, all iold medals were awarded to then| yesterday afternoon by the Depart- ealth at the opening -f the| nd Child Health Exyo-| Central Palace. ream, gagged her and bound ter to} J up in a very sheer hand sewn 2 q Betostives scoured Yonkers for t : other made for the Economize in This Tremendous Soup Spoons, round bowl, 2,45 | Iced Tea Spoons, - + = 2,35 ! sre fuse von the oe he din Fe Reanbne inv) me . F Butter Spreaders, - - - 2,85 | Fruit Knives, - - + « 2.45 for the fact t Talk) funda BA UABEPAEY itl Medium or Dessert Knives, half dozen $2,98 ir and was afraid that ner mother would be angry with her, speceh and pinned on her the m The ceremony appealed to her sense | BLAMES DEATH ON "SURGEON of humor for she giggled and beainod | in the direction of the reporter, | Mary weighs ‘twenty-two pounds} and is fed from the bottle, Hur *|mother doesn’t give her anything -|solid—all forms” of candy and ice cream are absolutely banned. She 18]| |being brought up according to t ior deg | much talked of “rule,” and we haz. HE HOUSEWIFE knows the true meaning of “Econo- isd nabedeetang Meh seioupaibenilaibesd! beak Sein’ my” better than anyone else in the world. Wite’s Second 8 Sulit for 8100,000 Damages Starts in Nyack. When the trial of the $100. age eutt brought against Dr. ¢ Bisberg of this city by M She buys Lord & Taylor quality regularly—because the “proof of the pudding is in the eating”—it gives excellent service for the money. BOYS’ \VYASHABLE SUITS In all the favored styles, now offered at introductory. prices. ——— itd as the|@ guess Mary will be glad she wus} A Airs. Wile| when she grows up,.because she will |have clear complexion, red lips ani | {much pep. Mary's proud parents, Mr.! ;| arid Mrs. H, K Rielly, live at No. 150) Clifton Avenue, Rosebank, | The other little girl ts Mildred Frohlin, who lives with her mothor Then comes this sale at the. very moment when she needs so many new articles. We have gone through our entire stock and selected those i items which are most timely, reducing them in. price. Galatea, Chambray, Pongee, Drill, Repp, Devon- shire Cloth, Palmer Linen and Pure Linen, $3.50 to 16.50 Sizes 2\4 to 10 Years new. trial Mail and telephone orders received while quantities last—Fitzroy 1900 Pyrex Pie Plate with Casserole, nickel plated i ’ nickel plated frame, with Pyrex _in- Boys’ Washable Norfolk Suits— BOYS’ HATS— | Frarklin Sion & Co. ee Digi ae ee ey Pongee Silk . . . . 22,50 | White Sailor Straw Hats, 3. A Palm Beach - » - - 12.50] weoshsble B lig pee spheak Grey or Tan Linen . $9.75 | Sailor Tams. . . 95c Khaki. + « 0 s+ $2@.60 | Golf'Gans - $1, 50 he 1.95 Fifth Avenue; 37th and 38th Streets tle, 1 pint size, pin -able tocut 6ne,medium nickel case...... $3.00 or coarse....... $1.75 Round Closet for pies, Family Scale, weighs up etc., removable shelves, to 24 pounds, by sliding door...... $2.65 ounces.......... $2.00 Bath Shower,» 7 inch Thermax Electric Iron, sprinkler head, with © \b., full nickel plated, Girls’ and Junior Misses’ ea 66 C 4 S” ‘ curtain, come complete with cord and ” S U N plete... $11.00 plug..... Pennine.) fe : i * Kreamer W ash Boiler, Simplex Electric Toaster, ‘ | Nainsook and Cambric OF WHITE FABRICS Ce en Mates wk ae Sanitary, Kitchen Table, detachable connector, white pane porcelain cord and plug. . .$5.75 top, enamelled legs, one Refrigerator —side icer drawer; size 24x36 style, white enamel inches..........$15.00 , lined, 3 doors; ice Iron Fry Pan, No. 3.35¢ capacity 85 Ibs..$32.50 Iron Fry Pan, No. 7.90€ Heavy Galvanized Gat- Cake Chest, white bage Can, with deep enamel, 11x11 ins.$3.00 fitting cover.......85¢ Coffee Mul, stecl cut- Kitchen Chair, very ting knives, nickel strong and well con- frame with glass. $2.50 stiucted, saddle seat, Pyrex Casserole, round wide shoulder rest and covered, 1 quart, $1.2); nine spindles.Oak.$3.00 1}gqts....-.-+.-$1.45 White Enamel, ..$4.00 UNDERGARMENTS for CHILDREN At Decidedly Low Prices for To-morrow 18.50 HITE Frocks, Graduation and Sunny Days huve been joined together so many years, no modern Rirl would think of putting, them asunder. These : ©hree Models in White Frocks filmy with ruffles, soft with lace, symbolize the sentiment of jradua- tion, class day or formal religious occasions and serve as suitably for events afterward which require a Well made and daintily finished models Princess Slips, Po in 6 to 14 years, $1.35, 1.65, 1.85 Drawers, ................ 2 to 12 years, 65¢e, 75¢, 89c One Piece Pajamas, 4 to 10 years, s+ see ee cwee ee ee LO MEN’S and WOMEN’S ea a aks ce FF) \ > ite frock. whi FINE QUALITY HANDKERCHIEFS 3 "RR | : SILKCHIFFON GEORGETTE CREPE | At Special Prices To-morrow ' | hipe arecruadrushuienier cnet mt cartes J P Girls' Sizes, 6 to 16 years | é ; " ; Fe ; i isses’, Miscellaneous Items | Women's nen. Men's Pure Linen Hem- ; Junior Misses’, 13 to 17 years ‘ Handkerchi initialed; stitched Handkerchiefs; 2 OTHER WHITE FROCKS Mahogany oa with brass handles; | All Metal Hot Water Bottle, nickel at. « « + Perdoz, $2.90| at per doz, ‘ size 1134 by 1934 inches,. s Z 4 : Rubber Gove red... SAT | Women’s Pure Linen $5.50 and 8.50 ; 15.75 to 58.00 CintiBnheee coe bie fs durable, legs screw into top, Pie | | Hosrutitched poandkey fe : Ee Fancy Scrap Baskets, assorted sty io $2.25 | y: ‘ Balls, 1 . : » 15c chiefs, embroidered in Men's Pure Linen Hem- GIRLS' DRESS SHOP—Second Floor Whole Willow Clothes Baskets, 29 itnanee ScaphHawien se phat ane various styles; at per doz., Sitahed tdandvecciletn: , Ingh ote eee ne $1.45) | O'Cedis Moptnew Gatteahip mena, anc $3.00 and 4.00} exira large size; . doz. $8.50 Women’s Linen Hand J kerchie solid colors or Men's Lawn Handker- White with colored bor- chiefs; tape border, with ders; at . . Per doz, $3,751 initial; at. . Per doz., $2.70 Women’s Sheer Linen Madeira Handkerchiefs; 85 hand scalloped with embroidered corners. Each, Cc + . ewe ee er RE LR