The evening world. Newspaper, June 16, 1920, Page 13

j > THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16, 1920. WOMAN CHARGED WITH KIDNAPPING AVACK GIRL OF 10 Arrested With Child In Negro Cabin—Mother Says She Thought Her Society Agent. Mrs, Sarah Summers Whalen, well known in Nyack, N. ¥., where she has lived Several years, was arrested late last night in the cabin of a negro Squatter in the foothills of the Ram- po Mountains and to-day was ar- raigned before Justice Price at Mah- wah, N. Y., charged with kidnapping pretty ten-year-old Sara Caglione. Last Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Ste- phen Caglione of Nyack, father and mother of Sara, were arraigned be- fore Justice Haas in the village court, charged with maltreating their two children, Sara and a boy of six. Jus- tice Haas held them in care of the probation officer to treat their young- asters better. Late yesterday afternoon Caglione appeared before Justice Haas and snid Mrs. Whalen had visited the Caglione home earlier in the day, showed @ badge which Mrs. Caglione believed to be the insignia of the Children’s Society, collected $6 and taken the girl away. According to Mrs. Cagiione, Mrs, Whalen said she was an agent of the Children’s So- ciety and was going to take the child to a home. Caglione said he had gone to the Whalen house where he saw his daughter, and that Mrs. ‘Whalen had refused to give her up. Justice Haas sent a special officer to get the child. When the latter reached the Whalen house the woman and child had disappeared. The po- Moe traced her to Mahwah and last Right word feached Chief of Police Hunter that the woman and child had been seen going up the hills toward com trailed her to a cabin of a neg who denied having seon her, Ast were talking to this man, the girl came around the corner of the cabin The negro was arrested and on enter- ing the hut the police oficers say they found Mrs, Whalen. No explanation has been given as to her motive for the alleged kidnav- ping, or of how she came to flee for | Perry Hunter and Policeman Van Bi the cabing of the negroes and natt | refuge to the “Jackson whites.” as | breeds who have given that district | the inhabitants of that district arc an unsavory reputation, known jocally. Court Clerk Oly: No, 3252 Clerk of the Magistrates’ Courts ; of three daughters, two of whom nuns, and another son, Anthony. Mother Dead, Mra, Julia L. Oliver, seventy-two, of Perry Aventie, who came to the Bronx from Ireland fifty years ago and had lived there since, Med to-day. She is the mother of Frank Oliver, Chief also are Fune- Broadway at Ninth, New York ral services will be held to-morrow at St. Brennan's Church, 207th Street and venue. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery ' Do the American People Want Honest Goods? In these days of high prices it has become cus- tomary for many dealers to offer their merchan- dise at discounts rang- ing anywhere from 10% to over 50%. Where such discounts are pos- sible it must be self-evi- dent to the American public that exorbitant profits have been made. Coward Shoes cannot be sold at a reduction of 20% or even 10% and be sold at a profit. It is be- cause they are honestly priced when first put on sale that any later re- duction would ‘result in a loss, and no business can be expected to take a loss in a legitimate transaction. For over 50 years Coward Shoes have been made of the best grade of leather obtain- able— they have been honestly made thruout —and they have been honestly priced. With half a century’s reputation for honest dealing, honest material, honest workmanship and honest prices to be upheld Coward Shoes at this late date cannot and will not betray the people’s trust in them. When the Coward standard for honesty can no longer prevail then Coward Shoes will no longer be sold. We cannot please everybody — although we honestly try. Ona Hot Day the - CHALMERS. Runs Cool with Hot Spot and Ram’s-horn HE reason: the Chalmers ‘runs cool on a hot day is the very same reason a Chalmers starts quickly and runs smoothly on a of over-heating in summer. + ~ Such trouble in other cars comes from unevenness ot the charges, “improperly digested fuel,” and other matters often attributed to the raw, heavy, inferior gasoline you buy today. Hot Spot transforms such “ ” cloud,” just right for quick combustion. Ram’shorn hurries it at a velocity ot 100 miles an hour through “easy air bends” to the cylinders. Thus follow power results that are smooth and even; and notably absent are those troubles that cause an en- gine to overheat, or burned bearings, or scored cylinders, or frequently fouled spark plugs and the like. Engage a Chalmers owner in conversation about his car. He will tell you Chalmers is one of the few great cars of the world. = Phone Circle 5550 cold day. Service records show no complaints "into a “fine vapor CHALMERS MOTOR CAR COMPANY New York Brancu, 1808 Broadway, cor. s9th St., New York City OPEN EVENINGS Bronx Brancu, 175th Street and Grand Concourse Brooklyn Distributor: Maxwell-Chalmers Sales Corporation 141014 Bedford Avente, Brooklyn, N.Y. Phone Prospect 841 Telephone Stuyvesant 4700 Warm weather or cool, the i Store Hours 9 to & t goes on 20 per cent. off EVERYTHING in the Store (with a few exceptions)—no matter whether our actual prices be our fair regular prices or below-the- market prices. Aren’t you glad you live within reach of Wanamaker’s? WW ani iY) eo ) The Specialty Shop of Blouses blossoms out with Fresh, fine stocks of Sumner Blouses 4,600—surely several yor every woman at $2.50 to $125—nothing that is good is missing. And 20 per cent. comes off the price oj every one. This season the Blouse Shop has had to replenish con- stantly its lovely stocks, from inexpensive blouses to those whose prices run into three figures. Today—by actual count—there are 4,500 new blouses in the shop, featuring the newest materials and modes, and representing the finest workmanship that tailored shirts, or frilly feminine blouses or dainty chiffon suit Mfouses can boast of. Illustrated are three blouses representing different types and prices A frilled blouse of fine white voile with hand-hemstitched frill seiee with Valenciennes lace and collar edged with real lrish cro- chet ine quality. Very smart for tailofed suits or for wear with one’s sports clothes. $13.75— less 20 per cent. The tailored shirt with the well- cut pointed collar and the euRty Hiking shoulders is of heavy In $8.75—less 20 The dark blue tie-around blouse of Georgette crepe, trimmed with gray Georgette and handwork in old blue silk, is one of the smart- est and newest types of suit blouses at the moment. This is for the woman who likes to con- vert her suit into a three-piece suit and always feels adequately gowned with her coat off as well as on. $28.50—less 20 per cent. Special A very good China silk rid- ing shirt, made long as it should be, with detachable collar, as it should be, to ac- commodate one wishing to wear a stock, beautifully tail- ored and priced, $9.75—less 20 Per cent. A collection of Georgette blouses in white and_ flesh color is now on sale at $5.95. These are trimmed with imi- tation filet and Venise lace and are really most becoming and r cent, effective. Several attractive models from which to choose. Second floor, Old Building For Miss 14 to 20 Picturesque, cool Frocks of dotted Swiss’ $32.50—less 20 per cent.—you pay $26 =: White Swiss with wee dots of red; navy blue with white dots; mauve with white dots; or beige with white dots—fashion’s favor- ite combinations of colors for 1920. Frocks are just what they should be in style, too—dainty, quaint, and yet chic. One model is illus- trated. Also a charming model in a nov- elty Swiss which has fine stripes as well as dots of white on colored grounds, Silk Frocks of our $49.50 grade, specially pur- chased to sell for $36.50—deduct , 20 per cent., and you pay $29.20. Taffetas, Georgette crepes, in plain colors, and printed chiffons. Simple frocks, but stunning silhouettes. EXTRA— 8utts oj excellent pongee, #37.50—dedurt 20 per cent.— you pay #: 0. Second Floor, Old Building, Tenth st. 287 Silk Chemises $5 grades, $3.95 Deduct 20 per cent.—you pay $3.16 Good heavy crepe de chine, trimmed with Georgette crepe fine lace, Six good styles. Bottoms all trimmed with’ nar- row lace. Bodice tops. All sizes in the lot. Third floor, Old Building rugs made of finest foreign wools. blue. All perfect. The Sale of Women’s Fine Wool Sweaters at average less than half, goes merrily on $25 to $29.50 sweaters tor $12.50 and $16.50—less $10 and $18.20. They were made for a Fifth Avenue retail house with an inter- national reputation as specialists in sweaters, scarfs, underwear and steamer Seven good styles in camel's hair, mohair and alpaca. Exquisite colorings as well as heather mixture and black and navy And $8.75 to $18.75 scarfs for $4 and $8—less 20 per cent., you pay $3.20 and $6.40. Camel's hair, mohair and alpaca, in black and good shades; 12x60 in. and 20x72 in, Made for the same house. All perfect. Sweater Shop, Second floor, Old Building 1,000 pairs of Silphin Corsets averaging less than HALF iprice $10 to $15 grades, specially priced at $5.95 ) less 20 per cent. You pay $4.17 $6 to $9 grades, specially priced $3.95 S less 20 per cent, You pay $3.16 “It’s practically giving them away,” said one woman who saw samples of the corsets... . The wide variet; styles we are sellin, are slightly soiled, 806 are $4.50 grade 600 are $5.50 grade 720 are $6.50 grade 360 are $6.75 grade 120 are $7.50 grade 60 are $8.75 grade The figures speak for themselves. And so will the materials, and the styles, and the colors, you see them. They are all SELECTED suits— 1,300 from a manufacturer with whom we do a large annual business, the balance from another good house, and from our own regular stocks, reduced to meet the So long as there is a suit left, you will be mighty glad to get it. Peggy cloth—Devonshire cloth—fine repp—Palmer cloth— In navy blue, cadet blue, tab, Every good wanted color combination an‘ mi ane twist—Norfolk—Oliver Twist—white top and lue knee trousers combination. Sizes 3 to 10 years. Don’t miss it. low prices of this sale. cham stripes. ys—twills. dark A once-each-year event, includes a model for every type of figure. Many of them are exactl: in our regular stock at two and three times these special prices... .Some ut the majority are clean and fresh. Is are heavy silk brocade, silk figured coutil, plain coutil. 1; elastic inserts, waist bands, lace trimmings, dainty ribbons—all show the quality ‘represented. O. D. None on approval. None returnable. the Both pink and white—all sizes. Work- Main Aisle, Main floor, and Third floor, Old Building 2,210 Boys’ Wash Suits in the Annual Summer Sale, Thursday Specially priced $3.50 Deduct 20 per cent. when reen, and model — You Pay $2.80 Third floor, Old Building To satisfy June’s pressing needs— We have specially priced a large group of Women’s Stockings and Underwear And from the actual prices, you will further deduct 20 per cent. as you buy Women’s Stockings 55c¢ pair Light weight fast black cotton double flare tops—High spliced heels, double so! nock seamed leg, seamless foo! Women’s Stockings 75e pair Full-fashioned fast black cot- ton—medium weight—double soles—high spliced heel. Women’s Stockings $1.25 pair Full-fashioned mercerized cotton, flare tops—double welt —high spliced —_heels—double soles, Silk Stockings $1.50 pair Black pure silk, 8-inch mer- cerized cotton flare tops—double welt—cotton toes and _ heels. Mock seamed _ leg — seamless foot—sizes 9 to 10},. Silk Stockings $2.25 pair (tax 3c) Full-fashioned black pure silk —mercerized cotton tops and soles. Flare tops, Fine gage— extremely durable. Silk Stockings $3.75 pair (tax 18c) Heavy weight black ingrain thread silk; double tops—high spliced heel. Double soles. Very good stockings for street wear or bathing. Women’s Underwear Vests, 38¢ Pink fine ribbed cotton vests, V neck, sleeveless—finished with band or beaded tops—sizes 56 and 38 Sols White ribbed cotton vests—V neck, sleeveless—beaded tops— regular or extra sizes. Vests, 65¢ White ribbed lisle thread vests —sheer, cool, durable. Round or a neck—sleeveless—sizes 36 to 40, Glove S.1k Vests, $3.75 Pink. — Bodice top, or with regular shoulder straps; 32 in, long—sizes 34 to 42, Glove Silk Bloomers $4.75 pair Knee length to match the vests just above described, Cut good ie be and reinfor izes 0 7. ' Main floor, Old Building Kindly Remember: (1) No goods sold to dealers. (2) None C, O. D. (3) None on approval. (4) None returnable. Women’s White Handkerchiefs SPECIAL Fine grade Irish linen, shire hemstitched hem 34 inch wide. 6 for $2; deduct 20 per cent. You pay $1.60, Initial —_ handkerchiefs-rg 0 od quality soft cotton, Large assort- ment of designs with embroidered initials in corner, 6 for 90c; deduct 20 per cent. You pay 72c, Main floor, Old Building 20 per cent., you pay Men who want Low-price Silk Socks —will find something worth-while here at 95¢ a pair—tless 20 per cent.—you pay only 76c a pair. mercerized cotton tops, toes and heels; in black, white and various colors. French lisle, too Most men like them because they're different—particularly in pattern and coloring. Green and smoke grounds with contrasting stripes, black with white side clocks and black ground with colored shot effects. At $2 a pair—less 20 per cent.—you pay $1.60 a pair, Low-price underwear Men's white nainsook coat-style shirts—sleeveless—ample in full- ness drawers, too—fine for summer, —you pay 80c a garment. And knee-length drawers to match. Ecru cotton shirts and All at $1 a garment—less 20 per cent. Burlington Arcade floor, New Building Housewares—Less Kitchen Knives, 25¢ Less 20 per cent. A special lot purchased at an advantageous price, 6-inch blade; wooden handle; general utility kitchen knife. Made by one of the makers of best kitchen knives, 100 Glass Percolators $1.25—less 20 per cent. Three-cup sepaciiy. Easil; cleaned; two glass flasks, wit narrow necks, one inverted into the other, Can be heated by al- cohol lamp in stand on which it rests or be taken off and placed on any stove—gas, coal, oil, elec- tric. 100 Horse Shoe Brand Clothes Wringers $8.50—less 20 per cent. 12-inch rubber rolls; no oiling, cog wheels always in gear; st spring to regulate pressure of rolls. Porcelain top Kitchen Tables $15—less 20 per cent. Tables 36 inches or 42 inches long; 24 inches wide; 1 drawer; square legs, all white, 4 Aluminum Percolators $4.25—less 20 per cent. Eight-cup capacity. 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