The evening world. Newspaper, June 1, 1920, Page 10

| i rg baptany veld hee septa 4 bi | SMALLPOX WARNING ISSUED. WIE THRILLS [ester hme se hem We Acted as Bankers--- i, where back ard her |" Health, ineued [the trail lead over t URE Surdez got lost, and fi the mother's, Threat t town with “wanted” notic mt ON) tg 4% vaccination 3 4 . M OF JEWEL THIEF] ict Session ron htt anu turers on These Goods Maca Wiech Ltatp Department's attention hue been Here are both Winter and Summer tectives caught him. mn | ‘ t rs I . . B . (Continued From First Page.) — | siete of the cigarette case, the -runy {Bree Bie inree hed ‘bee . 218 a Dy a ss ring, the cameo ring and the poarl bar canes” eclnation'” harca ‘fi 9 Btroet and as Furgiar had n0| pin. foarte and forty-three ve anu a went to live temporarily itely. Some time later Fur- Met a man whose identity is un- This man, learning of Fur- @ acquaintance with Whitely and tatter’s position in the Da Cunba 4, told Furglar he had the of his life to make a haul. was not long after that Furgiar -to Whitely that he wanted to a bath. The negro suggested Canbia home as the place for ly a8 Mrs. Da Cunbia was . After the bath, according to Yeonfession made by Furglar, he to Mra. Da Cunbia’s dressing pried open her jewel box and off with the loot. | A Broadway apd 47th street he “the “unknown man” and there ito met Ramo, to whom the un- sold two necklaces and two ‘for $370, giving Furglar a‘) but ahd telling him to beat it. | Furgiar went at once to Leesburg, and that night. the theft was _ Pepor and the detectives started | thtir hunt. Mr. Corrigan was not permitted by Mrs. Da Cundia to Croms-question the negro, but when phe left later for Kurope the detec- discovered in his possession a titer for Furglar from his grand- in Woodville, Miss. After that, Whitely admitted that Furglar taken the jewels. detectives in command of Rene went first to New Orleans and to Woodville, but the grand- er knew nothing of Furgiar’s Take Blevator Dresses Value is emphasized in each one of these Dresses, This is an exceptional offering. A great combination of style, quality and economy. The materials are Silk Foulard, Taffetas, Crepes, Georgette, Satin. | 4” ENTIRE STOCK OF SUITS. WRAPS, ORESSES, SKIRTS HAS BEEN GREATLY REDUCED. WRAPS AND SUITS Reduced to $15.95 $19.95 $24.75 Less than present manufacturer's price MPO NOLO NOLO OP ONO Te OTe This is THE LAST WEEK of the GREAT SALE OF Ku-stélla The Phonugraph with the master madehorn PHONOGRAPHS at big reductions hens $15.00 .$99.50 Cash «$74.50 Cash Compares favorably with standard Compares favorably with standard machines selling elsewhere on machines selling elsewhere on “terms” at $185.00 and more. “terms” at $150.00 and more. (@ew usual price is $129.00 cash) (@me usual price is $89.50 Cash) On Saturday, June 5th, the GREAT POPULARITY SALE OF RU-STELLA PHONOGRAPHS will be brought to a close, Therefore this is THE LAST WEEK during which you can Actually save $15.00 or $29.50 Both machines are large cabinet size phonographs and compare favorably with machines selling $60.00 higher than the regular prices ot these Ru-stella models, At The Reduced Prices, The Saving Is Even Greater Some ont the fumed and golden oak finishes, but most are in the genuine Before It Is Too Late, Do It Now! Aewe—Music Dept, Fourth Floor, 84th Street, Hear, _ THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JUNE 1, 1920. SMe S| one ing Bate 1 Flight Op 36 West 34th Street Oppenkere Petting SENSATIONAL SALE LARGE PRICE CONCESSIONS ON ALL OTHER SUITS, COATS, WRAPS AND DRESSES And Advanced Money to Manufac- MEN’S PANTS Made t 5 Sellat $ 4.90 $6.50; ; Sale Price of As we've said, we ourselves have been selling similar grades at $6,50—and that means that others sell the same grade at $7.50 or more. Tancy worsteds in sizes 28 to 46; blue serges in sizes 29 to 42; Socks! Stockings 29¢ ||} You Can Buy This Beautiful e or heavy rib Player on Convenient Terms Only *3 a Week We feel sure that the only reason why so many music loving families are still without a Player Piano in their homes is because they do not feel them- selves financially able to pay cash for the instrument. To make it possible for just such families to possess one of these beautiful Walters Players, an instru- ment that every member of the family can play w:thout any previous musical education, and fill their homes with the joyous sound of music and song, Bloom- ingdale Bros. have arranged a convenient, easy payment Plan which will allow you to have one of these new model Walters Players in your home and pay for it in easy weekly or monthly payments. Be sure to take advantage of this unusual opportunity by calling at our piano salesroom to-morrow to select your th Avenue | 9rd Avenue ing Be AT) - The Walters Player is an instrument that stands in a class by itself, It is made in a beautiful mahogany cese, has a rich and mellow tone, and the player action has all the very latest devices, which allow you to absolutely control every musical selection you play on it. FreeWith Each Player Se A Beautiful Music Roll Cabinet—A Hand- some Bench to Match— $10 Worth of Music of Your Own Choice—and Free Delivery. Made to sell at $1.50; of- Cc fered in this sale at Included are khaki pants, gray and tan cotton pants and stripes; full cut and well made garments; perfect and new; guaranteed ™ by us; sizes 6 to 16. 181616118181 G1G'@'e'a'is' tween 15th and 16th Sts. S1S S'S S' S'S S'S S' SSH S1S' DiGi SiSGiGisia oo | | We Do Not Charge Interest—-Almost every business house that. sells an article on an easy payment plan charges 67% interest for’ carrying the account, over and above the purchase price. In the purchase of a Player Piano this interest charge added to the purchase price would make the instrument much more expensive by the time it is paid in full. We, however, do not charge in- terest. 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