The evening world. Newspaper, May 21, 1920, Page 5

MAY 21, “McCREERY ECONOMY DAY" Saturday Only Every Department offers at least one item priced at 1920," coached to their INWOOD DRILLING PrOOadnie’ tb proved” toe FOR RENT GOUGERS) ood Civic Forum. wi | ‘school of instruction” Public School N Academy Stre “rights” and the The In- hold such a to-night at 52, Hroadway and at which Municipal Court Justice Crane and Assembly- | man Martin G. McCue and George N. Jesse will speak now despite several other raises i the war began. ’ BREAKS RECORDS Le IN WESTCHESTER m Real Estate Transactions of $72,- 000,000 Shown for Four Months This Year, N 65-Foot Fatt Civie Forum Instructs Residents as| to How to Fight the rofiteers, . ce ‘The latest realty firm to boost rents The “Inwood section"—the forth-|in Inwood is the Duluth Realty Cor- srnmost point of Manhattan Island—| poration, controlling the _ twelve te drilling ry fight the rent profi Bendheim houses, known as the Be'l- sof ” aire Apartments, housing 300 families, William Wertas making repair Edison plant, 26th, hue, yeatel machin fuck and both he was injured Bellevue Hosspit Beneath ¢ working wa: thirty-fiv a extension to the nally. He died at © where Wertan was | placed there to pre- OT before in the history of rae, rica to Woutchestér. County have.‘ » the new rent laws are Ail of whon organizing’ to ombat might fall Tait Re ee teh The thie “nas { Notices 18 new CUMS ya io suo a = O iol ] t saa ge Sew 7 —— riginal Cost or Less the first four montas of 1920, Ac= , Nitty Invute.Sts HOHE anid Gonney OUR NEW TELEPHONE NUMBER IS FITZROY 1234 All new merchandise taken from regular stock and Reduced for Saturday only Register James K. Apgar, more ; B= ivhan’. ste.ov0.o00 in ‘Yeal “estate No 0.0. D's No Approvals No Returns AN changed hands or has been spent 7, lomen’s » \) Sina > ted: ae "one eos cl Fak shortage of home: Misses’ Suits, Coats ai le and , ‘The New York ‘Title Company Fifth Avenue at 35th Street Wigs Handsome models of Bolivia, | | 90. year quality, gold-filled, 6.95 7.75 has leased the entire of the buildin, Street in prepara increased busine panies réport pro increase in business, demining Other coms ts for a vast JAIL FOR INCOME TAX CHEAT. Mead of Junk Firm Gets Two Months Established 1879 SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY Suits of Podiret Twill, Jersey Cloth, Sil- vertone, Wool Velour, Velour Checks and Fan-ta-Si. Serge, Tricotine, Coats, Wraps, Sport Coats and Polo Coats—also Evening Wraps in a wide assortment of engaging styles and handsome shades, (Fourth Floor) lined throughout with Silk of excellent quality, Fashionable shades. (Fourth Floor) ial’ 2.25 Pink Corded Batiste —low top, long straight hip lines and back. Double bore Teed Mack “McCreery Spec Corsets plain cases, extension of ribbon racelets — 16-jeweled _movement. lever (Main Floor) Women’s Silk Hose Pair, 2.50 Fine Thread Silk with Silk tops, Black ay oY ein Floor) Brogue Oxfords of genuine Calfskin in Tan and Black— solid leather throughout. 7,78 Theo Ties, hand-turned soles and Louis heels. Patent leather only. 6.95 Low Heel one-eyelet Ties, Welt soles. Patent leather only. 6.95 Of Interest to Misses’ SPRING & SUMMER DRESSES Brothers Fined $3,000 Each, Two brothers were fined $3,000 each } by Federal Judge Lynch in Newark yes- terday for defrauding the Government Women’s Jersey Suits Sugar and Cream Sets of Cut Glass 50% Of Juniors’ and Girls’ y fn an income tax return. ‘The Models of all-worsted Jersey, ° c Jacob and Joseph Isaac, isis borates stock of | | Tuxedo. collars, smart pockets Set, 60c winrraey, Wate Silke Gloves the ba of Hyman Isaac Silk and Party Dresses. i odd belt Vl baoet Heather Pretty patterns—finely cut. Paris Point embroide: Breve) ~ pany, junk dealers. Juli another ixtures or plain colors. (‘Sizth Floor! (Fourth Floor) | ¢ ) ‘Main Floor] Brother, head of the concern, was sen- (Fourth Floor) Seen cemmnncaiemn* (Sea, tenced i two months in tae ‘Union 25.00 cat Sataade? | Women’s Bathing Suits | juite | County Jail, ve Eton Guimpes Women’s and Misses’ Men’e Handkerchiefs © ete ee Originally 42.50 to 79.00 Skirts, 12.00 . Doren, 4.55 a grids! Z * 9 Worhen’s Bathing Suits of 2 Be 1917, and declared its gross income had Eton Guimpes of Net Baronette Satin made in All-Wool J ith tights at: 4 been $353,629.86 and fixed the tax due A collection of 76: dresses which Variediin style-that no trimmed with’ Valenciennes | | smart shirred styles. White, | | All Wool In ita 5 Helles Men's Irish Linen Handker- | of 81.080. Federal inventigutors claimed i fe) TESS ich are so y Lace—squate and round necks. rot scale ee ae teehee Houle By eareers chiefs with narrow hems, by tie one can be described. If you want a street dress, an afternoon (Main Floor) bank soon ipeurth Flee) Fourth Floor) (alain Fleer) | ¥ pleaded guilty May 5. PB. nnn Chat Ad To Give Pageant in Park. In the North M to-morrow, a p be given under the a Community Council, with n 200 persons taking part. BP forty thembers of Squadron A a @ren from varfous schools and c! will act in the pageant, of whic BIS or soWeekly Popularity is not bought— IT’S EARNED by this STORE and its STOCK. To-day we speak of GIFT things, such as PEARLS SILVERWARE Besides our LARGE Stock of DIAMOND JEWELRY Fe at ea een fos vey ONFIDENTIA SATURDAY TLD 2. -AREDIT 154 Broadway 2 DOOTs ABOVE 37*ST. A STORE- NOT AN OF FICE For the Co-Getters in the Game of Life— The order-givers, the order-getters and the order-takers; the get- there chaps—all think quicker and move faster in free-and-easy open party Ta Bsn i No Mail Orders. or an evening gown, or a hand-made French dress of fine batiste +-it is here for a price-giving unduplicated value. -The mate- rials are paulette, serge, satin, tricotine, wool jersey, light taffeta and batiste—-made in the summer mode. Sizes 14, 16, 18 Years Just a Few in Several Styles MISSES’ SEPARATE SKIRTS 10.00 Originally Priced 19.50 to 27.50 The savings are unusual—almost phenomenal—considering Best & Co,.customary good valué. Styles that are uncom: mon elsewhere and are of the exclusive Best mode are madé in wool jersey, Scotch wool plaids, chinchilla satin end other novelty silks Lengths 33 to 37 Inches SECOND FLOOR No Phone Orders. 2 You Never Pay More at Best's == Stern Brothers West 42nd Street (Between 5th and 6th Aves.) West 43rd Street An Extraordinary Offering of BOYS’ SPRING SUITS 300 All-Wool Fabrics; all with Trousers which are lined throughout. GROUP 1— Belted models, in mostly Knickerbocker Sizes 7 to 18 Years. at $15.00 : Regularly $27.50 nearly extra Priced for this Sale, GROUP 2- 200 Smart Suits of Fancy Mixtures. Some with EXTRA PAIR KNICKERBOCKER TROUSERS. Sizes 7 to 18 Years. Priced for this Sale, at $10.50 : Regularly $16.50 Wy VTL ETL EEE LEELA Y) Women’s Union Suits 1.50 Low neck, sleeveless styles, Mercerized Lisle. (Third Floor) knee length. Women’s Worsted Sweaters Tuxedo models of fine Wor- sted in lovely shades. (Third Floor) Boys’ Cotton Union Suits 7c . Light weight Cotton Union Suits—the ideal Summer type. (Third Floor) Imported Veils 1.25 yards long of Lace effects. Veils, 1% —with Embroidered Fashionable shades. (Main Floor) Coty’s L’Or Extract le One of the most popular products of this famous par- fumeur of France, (Main Floor) Bloomer Dresses for Little Girls Imperial Chambray—sixes 2 to 6. Tan, Green, Pink and Blue. (Third Fl ! c Sport blouses of Khaki and Striped Pércale, also White Pongee blouses with collars at- tached. 7 to 15 years. (Third Floor) Boys’ Reefers e All-Wool Reefers in Home- spuns, Tweeds, Cheviots and Cassimeres. Sizes 3 to 10 years. (Third Floor) ~ Women’s Dresses cS Flowered and Figured Im- ported Voile, trimmed with Moire or Velvet ribbon. (Fourth Floor) Miak Scarfe 55.00 ; Modish Scarfs of fine East- ern Mink—two, large, full- furred Skins. (Fourth Floor) Children’s & Misses’ White Linen Footwear High Shoes Sizes 81% to 11.... lit to 2. 944 to. 7....% 5.95 Low Shoes Sizes 81% to 11 11% to 2. 2% to 7 (Second Floor) Bungalow Aprons 1.50 Light figured Percale fash- ioned in slip-over or open-front styles, (Third Floor) Crepe de Chine Night Gowns 5,00 Models in Flesh ‘Tint, trim- med with Valenciennes Lace and Embroidered Organdie me- dallions. (Third Floor) Crepe de Chine Chemises, 3.00 Envelope style. Irish sertions and edging and tucked Lace in- Ribbon shoulder (Third Floor) Georgette. straps. nm Umbrellas Strongly constructed, with various attractive handles. Made of Silk and Cotton Gloria, _(Main Floor) All Leather. Pair, 9,00 Sines 6 to 11%, to E. Widths AA (Second Floor) | Men’ 's Black Kid Oxfords | Boxed Stationery c Olde Mill Bond sheets and 24 envelopes match, White only (Main Floor) 26 single to and Women’s | Silk Hand Bags A Of Silk Moire or Gold Bro- cade in the popular one-piece or pouch shapes. Engraved and fancy metal frames. ‘ain Floor) Breakfast Coats 5.00 Beruffled model Loom Crepe. Wedgwood Blue and Orchid. (Third Floor) “McCreery Silks” Yard, 4.75 Genuine White Baronet Sport Satin, suitable for Sport attire. (Second Floor) Sheer White Nainsook Length, 3,50 Fing close weave—10 yards in a length. (Second Floor) White Outing Flannel Yard, 35¢ Flannel of soft, fine quality, 86 inches wide, (Second Floor) Navy Blue and Black | Serge Yard, 2.50 All Wool French Dress Serge nitable for Bepsecs Capes d Skirts, ond Floor) Cretonne Pillows 60c Round Cretonne Pillows, trimmed with lace braid, (Third Floor) Boudoir Lamps 5.00 Solid Mahogany, Shade in beauti- (Sizth Floor) Base of French Silk ful colors, Golf Outfits 14.25 Consisting of heavy canvas Caddy Bag with leather bottom, Driver, Brassie, Putter, Mid- Iron and Niblick. (ith Floor) Silk or Bead Girdles 2.25 Girdles of Silk or Beads (Main Floor) ‘ Men’s Silk Hose 1.95 Thread Silk Hose with Lisle soles and Silk tops. Black only, (Main Floor) Marabou Capes 5.50 Capes of fine, full Marabou with and without Ostrich trim- ming (Main Floor) Blankets Pair, 6.80 White Blankets Pink or Blue borders. Size 66x80 inches. (Second Floor) Women’s Handkerchiefs Dozen, 1.10 Women’s sheer tepe bor- der Handkerchiefs with bicck initial. (Main Floor) | | Pie Plates Sheffield Plate and Pyrex Glass Pie Plates. (Main Floor) . Couch Hammocks 10.75 With, table raised =—Kuall ot Geer? mae (Fifth Floor) Wardrobe Trunks 42.00 Full-size; ly veneer basswood fr: ee i fibre covered and lined. Shoe co uke eed Atlas E-Z Seal Fruit Jars D omen, 80c | Wide-mouth Jars; one-quart size, with glass tops. (Sizth Floor) Linen Table Cloths All Linen Irish Damask Table Cloth g si ath size 67x67 inches, (Second Floor) ARRON a =i Linen Table Napkins Dozen, 73 35 All Linen Irish Damask Table Napkins, size 29x99 |, hemmed, feond a Sheets & Pillow Cases Muslin Sh 72490 inchens Maret sive Muslin Pill Cases, 45x30 Inches. ws Each, me 1a ee China Dinner Sets of pieces. Design of wi i beauty and simplicity. ii (Sixth Floor) Seamless Chenille R. 115.750” Size 9x12 ft.—plain. col with self-toned borders. ‘Blue, Taupe, Sand, Grey, Green, Mul. berry, ete. (Bighth Floor) Comfortables Each, 3,45 Figured — Silkoline, | filled, Full cond Floor) Men’s Silk Shirts 5.95 (Including (az) Silk Shirts, excel lent for Summer wear, Attractive patterns and colors, Also White. (Main Floor) Hand-Made Blouses 3.50 Models of fine, sheer Batiste, adorned with hand-drawn work and hand tucking. (Fourth Floor) Chamber Suites 187.00 Queen Anne model in Ameri- Chiffto- can Walnut; Dresser, robe, Toilet Table and Bed, (Seventh Floor) ames MeCreary & Co. 5th Avenue 34th Street This Store Closes at 5 P, M, Ws 4 Mattresses 15.50 Stearns and Foster layer felt Mattresses in 50-Ib, weight with roll edge. (Seventh Floor) Men’s & Young Men’s Suits 35.00 Well tailored Suits of excellent fabrics a wide variety of patterns and smart styles. Sizes 84 to 42 (Second Floor)