The evening world. Newspaper, June 18, 1920, Page 8

THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JUNE 18, 1920, No Circus Stunts . dn This Small Profits Clothes Shep No crowds, no confusion and noise. Just a fine, ef- ficient, up-to-date men’s clothing ‘store selling at . close margin, the best for the least money. Here’s a $5-A-Suit-Profit Sale to top off the three busiest weeks we ever had in our 25 years’ expori- ence. Strange, but true, our profits come as uch through special BUYING facilities as through special selling. No store ever undersells Sandler's, but Sandler’s undersells ’em all—value for value and dollar for dollar. Our buying connections do the trick. . HERE ARE ALL WOOLHAND TAILORED MEN’S AND YOUNG MEN’S SUITS MEDIUM WEIGHT, FOR ALL-YEAR WEAR B Values up te $40 YN NO HAVEN|JUDGE WADHAMS OR PICKPOCKETS| KNOWS LITERATURE ED CERT —y a 1 EFAMMEY Stamped on a Shoe Means Standard.of Merit. >" 34" St. New York pistrate Short Says They Will Be | Soldier Who Cut OM Copy of Chased Right Back to World Is Told It's the Best Manhattan. Newspaper in New York. Of six men brought before Magis-| The case of the people againat Moe Short in Coney Island Police Court|Greenplatt came wp before Judge charged with attempting to pick | Wadhama in General Sessions to-day, cae Glee ten ant | and the indictment was read. re rj , It alleged that Moe did feloniously, TRL dektie catia aren, ";| Sallotously And with all the other criminal adverbs, cut, destroy, dis- figure and injure in several fashions “a work of literature and an object ort. of curiosity” in the Public Library. “What was this work and object?” inquired the Court. rookly: Bs ” 5 Will be sentenced Monday. ‘Your Honor,” said Asdatant Dis. Mary Moynahan of 70th Strect|tfict Attornéy Wallace, “it was a Ghore Road, Bay Ridge, told Magia: | COPY of "The New York World for July Date of Brooklyn that while sh+| 10, 1910." Out last night with Timothy J. Sul-| The Judge looked grave. van and his uncle, Michael Sullivan,| “That certainly is a work of litern- ive at ytd ote S11 17th eve ture and an object of curiosity. That Wallet containing 962.50 was stolen is New York,” ae, Gaid they pA oo ga Rewapaper in New k, ‘on Michael Sullivan a waliet con- ee $2.60. Both were held in 91,000| And he's » Republican. All that remaina to be told ts that (A910 PRICES, _ Phenomenal Reductions Pumps and Oxfords Fresh additions from our regular stock add to the attractiveness of our greatest value-giving sale Looe 4) Formerly Sold from $9.00 to $12.50 “4 Extraordinary values in “Russia, Black and Snowbuck WALKING OXFORDS; Pumps nd Sandals in Cocoa, Gun Metal and Patent: Leather in all the newest styles. 12.85 Formerly Sold from $14.00 to $20.00 The newest and most wanted Strap Sandals and Novelty Moe did not have ‘to go to trial be- | cause it was shown he is with the United States Army somewhere in the Philippines. His bail was released. His lawyer said he clipped the old of The World last ir to get = | COPY. 4 a yea we pep was informed —— pweiie’acl Sexes" SA. F887" DE ACON’S KISS ONLY HEARING FOR OR. WoLFson.| GREETING, SHE SAYS Newbury Testifies Every Meeting With Mrs. Griswold Was a i Coigeidence. Values us to $55 ] Taking the stand to-day in the trial lot hie wife's sult. for separation in Seg eh Bae ooparation “x TODAY AND TOMORROW ONLY A fects elroesiats en asa These Prices Represent an Average Profit to Us of Only $6 a Suit. ven |eacon of the Bedford Heights Baptist vb raged Back Pumps, in Satin, Calf, Patent Leather, Suede, Kid and ra If Not White Buckskin; also Russia and Gun Metal Calf Oxfords. Stnowa sew: | (2 o’Clock Satisfied Now- his sons” had r home and called jawold. She admitted » But sald No C.0.D.’s _ xewsie'st0ni'2s5'sroca se. - NO Exchanges a . 132 EAST. 14TH ST., BET. 3D AND 4TH AVES. nai up tne ompayees of Near 3d Ave. L Station and ‘14th St. Subway, Lexington Ave. Line suburb, secured $15,000 28- tie will meet next |{ice Ha been Mie lg tare he oas This Establishment will be Open All Day Saturday Stern Brothers West 42nd Street (Between 5th and 6th Aves.) West 43rd Street 34th Street, New York | . ~. Special Sale Saturday OPPENHEIM. GUNS & G 34th Street—New York Desirable Summer Models in UNTRIMMED HATS At Feature Prices To-morrow (Third Floor) e . Offering Unusual Values Saturday Misses’, Sheer Summer Dv-esses . GEORGETTE HATS. TAFFETA SPORT HATS Sizes 14, 16, and 18 Years. Also Suitable for Women to 36 Bust. Navy Blue, White or Pastel shades Attractive ‘_ * ais only Misses’ Dainty Organdy and Striped $3.95 and $4:95 : Voile Dresses in beautiful Pastel colore ings. Pleated and Ruffled Tier effects. Special Q 75 Misses’ Cool Summer Dresses of Dotted Swiss, Crisp Organdies and Sheer Voiles. Corn, Rose, Orchid, White and Blue. Special 15.00 Misses’ Crisp Organdy Dresses in Orchid, Jade, Brown, Navy, Black and White and attractive contrasting combinations. Special 19 75 Misses’ All Taffeta Dresses and Taffeta Bodices with Lace Overskirts, Tunic and Tier Models. Brown, Navy and Black. _ Special 29,75 + FRUIT and FLOWER TRIMMINGS Field Flower Wreaths | Fruit Wreaths | Other Flower Wreaths $2.25 and 3.95 $1.50 $5.50 up Trimmed Organdie Hats—Special $7.75 Flower or ribbon trimmed models in White and Pastel shades. : 275 Sport Hats For Women and Misses sae Price 3.95 Straw Cushion Brim and Ribbon Crown Model. Worn in Either Mushroom or Roll Sailor Style. All Popular Sport Shades. A Special Purchase and Sale of Misses’ Summer Dresses Youthful models characterized by rare daintinesss | and simplicity of design. ' Also on Special Sale 150 Cress Hats Regular 12.75 Values 6.50 Satin Crown, Black Transparent Models. Trimmings of Vulture ‘ or Black and Colored Ostrich, Special Salk Saturday $7.50 $11.75 i Regular $12.50 Value. Regular $16.50 Value. Misses’ Silk Shantung Suits Exceptional Value 28.00 Mannish Tailored, Natural Color Shantung. Belted Sport Model. Tuxedo’ Front. VOILES in Figured, Flowered and Checked designs. j GINGHAMS in Plaid or Checked patterns. A wide variety of styles, featuring three-quarter sleeves, ruffle effect, . Organdie collars and cuffs, embroidered collars and wide sashes,