The evening world. Newspaper, May 20, 1920, Page 9

“DRY” ACTIVITIES hi TAKEN UP BY JURY | ve Anti-Saloon League Failed 10 File Expense Account of Albany Lobby, Is Charge. ALBANY, May 20.«-Activities of thy Anti-Saloon League in the Legislature are being Investigated by the peed County Grand Jury, it to-day. ‘The investigation is ®eing made at the request of Assemblyman Louis Cuvillier, who charged the league ts violating the law, in that it maintains jouby Lats br? re es earl of fh io" to No. 7 Wi Meve the 4 der- Serbian chil t< MeGibbon & Co. I AND 3 WEST 37TH ST. ONE DOOR FROM FIFTH AVENUB e tate, as required by the we atatute. { ‘INQUIRY INTO DRY LEAGUE. Up Charges of Lobbying, District Attorney Timothy EB. Roland of Albany, in response to a letter from Assemblyman Louls A. Cuvillier, writes that the alleged violation of the Lobby- tg Act by agente of the Anti-Baloon raxue is ti taken up immediately fy the ‘Albany Grand Jui ry. ing the recent session of the gislature William H. HOUSE-KEEPING LINENS FOR TOWN AND COUNTRY HOMES EXCEPTIONAL VALUES TABLE CLOTHS—NAPKINS—TOWELS TOWELING—SHEETS—PILLOW CASES SPECIAL OFFERING IN LUNCHEON SETS of HEAVY LINEN CRASH with ATTRACTIVE EMBROIDERY in BLUE BUREAU and TABLE SCARFS with TRAY COVERS to MATCH—MODERATE in PRICE AN INTERESTING SHOWING OF LADIES’ & GENTLEMEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS Albany Prosecutor Takes alin e Pt ti into the lobbying of ‘Anti-Saloon ‘agents. 1,100 CHILDREN HER GUESTS Mra. Anderson Pays $723 Each for Tickets te Ald Serbia. ee a ew ee ee ee Bleven hundred pupils of New York public schools’ will be enabled to attend the biggest birthday party in the world = _ = West 42nd Street (Between 5th and 6th Aves.) West 43rd Street A Special Offering To-morrow of 100 FOX SCARFS At $32.50 Een - ABOUT ONE-HALF THEIR REGULAR PRICE Fine quality skins in Brown or Taupe. Lined or closed style, also animal shape. Third Floor. To-morrow we will feature two exceptional values in BABY CARRIAGES PULLMAN SLEEPERS | GO-CARTS $39.75 $16.50 — Values up to $50.00 Values up to $22.50 We are also showing a complete line of Go-Carts - - - - Pullman Sleepers - Perambulators oes from $10.50 to 54.25 $27.50 to 90.50 $45.50 to 68.00 BABY CARRIAGE ACCESSORIES: BF Windshields, Safety Straps, Front Straps and Canopies. “ “ Extensive assortments of | SUMMER FLOOR COVERINGS Suitable for city or country homes are Now on display at Moderate Prices COLONIAL HOMESPUN RAG RUGS In heavy’ grades; solid colors—Pink, Tan, Blue, Green and Yellow; some with floral borders; also novelty designs; size 9x12 ft.; priced at $25.00 Other sizes to match at proportionate prices WESTERN GRASS RUGS In a variety of effective patterns suitable for Chamber, Dining or Sitting Room; size 8x10 ft.; priced at $15.50 Other sizes at proportionate prices RAINBOW CANVAS RUGS in solid colors; size 80x60 inches, Other sizes, large and small, at proportionate prices. $3.25 Sete wwe www es ow Ks Stern Brothers SAY 3 Ve xa. WE WORLD, THURSD DAY, 1 Po ts a Drothats West 42nd St. (Between Fifth and Sixth Avenues) West 43rd St. An Important Reduction Sale of MEN’S FURNISHINGS The price concessions are most unusual MEN’S SHIRTS Fine quality Woven or Corded All with soft cuffs. ‘A variety of Madras; exceptionally well made durable Fabrics in effective color Shirts. combinations, MEN’S PAJAMAS | Noteworthy Values at $7.75 Silk and Cotton Mixtures, in plain or fancy effects. KNITTED SILK SCARFS ‘A variety of crocheted designs, in Plain or Fancy colored effects. at $2.45 Values up to $3.75 MEN’S FURNISHING DEPT. (Main Floor, Sixth Avenue Entrance) Two Special Lots at $3.25 ~ 4.85 A wide assortment of fine Cotton Fabrics. tas Very Sharply Reduced MEN’S FINE SUITS Tailored by the Kirschbaum Shops ' $44.50 | Lowered from $52.50, 57.50, 60.00 and 62.50 N° sale lots bought merely for sale purposes—but fine Clothes from our Regular Stock sharply reduced. You will find in these Suits all the Style, all the Quality, all the Service for which our Men’s Section stands. The only change —and that a most radical change—will be found in the price. Fine Worsteds, Serges, Flannels, Cheviots in a wide variety of colors and patterns. All models. All Sizes. MEN’S SECTION’ - ee - - THIRD FLOOR sure~ ea LeeKorsN CREAM ita eae ‘RAISING Direct from Wholesaler OUR GENUINE OMA RACAIBO irom import the whelesle Doliverea ‘tn New Yo within 800 Batiatuctio tC 98 R ‘Open Every Day Unt 5.30 P, Me Gillies Coffee Co. Washington Street, Botwoon Park Place ang Barviny St, 57. Eat. 80 yearw, FIRM False Teeth Dr. Wernet’s Powder KEEPS THEM TIGHT sca O00 RY’ GRAN RN STATION ar Connan OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS” I $1. WEEKLY 1° are AN ACCOUNT | w 2 DOWN ON *508 ON *752°) ae FISHER BROS DOWN oN toa + Gis COLUMBUS AVENUE MANUFACTURER'S SALE Ladies’, Misses’ vi Wash Dresses J+up Children’s $2.00 Up en Till 10 P. M. UNITED STATES BARGAIN HOUSE Street. No C. 0. D.’s . French Handmade Drawe: a) FIFTH AVENUE AT 36™ STREET Will Close Out Friday ‘A Collection of Odd and Single Pieces and slightly handled Gagments in French and Philippine HANDMADE UNDERGARMENTS At Greatly Reduced Prices ‘No Exchanges No Returns French Handmade Chemises Formerly 13.50 8.95 Of fine chiffon, daintily hand-embroidered, plain and lace trimmed. , French Chemises and Drawers Formerly 26.50 to 32.50 16.50 Of crepe de chine or chiffon; handmade and embroidered; plain or lace trimmed. Formerly 13.75 to 18.50 8.95 Open drawers of plain batiste or nainsook; hand- embroidered, trimmed with lace and ribbon. Philippine pevaaper By. 5.00 Straight and. Migs ts of nainsook; hand-embroidered and trimmed with ribbon. tgowns 7.95 to 9.75 French Handmade N bs) many 1.00 to 39.00 19.78: Hay crepe de chine or =— i some trimmed with val. lace and flowers. French Handmade Chemises Formerly 9.75 to 13.75 5.Qh Envelope and straight chemises of fine batiste “eri nainsook or linen, hand-embroidered. wid: tan To Close Out on | Women’s Silk Negligees H q Formerly 24.50 4 '§ 18.50 : Dainty model of crepe de chine slip with coat of chiffon and lace, ribbon trimmed. Silk Jersey Petticoats Formerly 8.95 5.95 Of all silk jersey with pleated flounces. an ~ ~ — ay oe A finely cup~ PETS agen oer Orange Pekoe Tea is such a timely cup is because it’s good at any time—for lunch or dinner, afternoon tee or for just between times when you're sort of tired, and need a nice cup of fragrant steam- ing tea to refresh you, TETLEY'’S TEA Makes good tea a certainty Although we do say it ourselves as Souls We Waray So eae Bee tea, But on the other hand, he gee eee we? Wo've been doing it for over a hundred years, f Joseph Tetley & Co, Inc, New York