The evening world. Newspaper, July 8, 1920, Page 5

1 CANARSIE GIRLS ARE RICH IN DOLLS FOLLOWING FIRE Factory Blaze Damages $10,000 Worth, and Children Collect Them From Debris. OSIE and Rachel, Rebecca and Beth, not to mention a few. hundred other very young ladies of the Canarsie sec- tion of Brooklyn, have real dolls that are all their own this morn- ing. Maybe the dolls are bald and have blue-black complexions or have missing legs or arms, ‘but, nevertheless, they mean a lot to the girls. ‘There was a fire in the two-story factory ‘bujlding of the Com- mercial Doll Company at No. 510 East 92d Street, Canarsie. Fire, water and smoke did $10,000 dam- age. This, morning the girls of the neighborhood assembled and went over the debris, with the reamlt that most of them added at least one member to their family of dolls, DISPUTED CHILD MUST MOVE. Dixposnens Notice Served on Foster Parents of Louise Feser. Five-year-old Louise Feser, for whose possession a legal battle is waging be- tween Mr. and Mrs, Charles G. Feser and the girl's mother, Mrs, Elsa Len- tino, must give up her new found home in the Bronx by August 1, however the legal contest turns out, as the landlord, P. J. Dunn, has served a dispossess order upon her foster parents, Louise, who was adopted by the Fea- ers some months ago and whose mother obtained a\court order for her return, was given an extension of her occu- ft the Feser home No. 1381 Fulton Street, yesterday by a tempo~ rary stay. Mrs, Lentinoghas a motion pending before the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court to vacate the staylig order. In the tropics they wear next to nothing— Next to next to nothing’ are our cool tropical suits! Vestless mohairs, crashes, silks, Soft *“‘Shire” collars are hard to beat! Feel right. Look right. Are right. *Registered Trademark, . RoGERS PEET COMPANY Broadway BroaXway at 13th St. “Four at 34th St. Convenient w\ Broadway Corners” —Fiftit Avi. at Warren at 41st & Presenting e 10.00 BONWIT TELLER & CO. The Spacally Shop of Onpinalions FIFTH AVENUE AT 38™ STREET } Parisian Modes in FRENCH HANDMADE MIDSUMMER BLOUSES 1 Specialized at & the Latest 15.00 iL. ment. CaN: A new importation which exemplifies the attract- iveness of fine French voile as a cool, airy fab- ric, and the blouses reveal many new style ef- f ts in treatment of collars, sleeves and embel- Particularly featured are deeply tinted plain color voile blouses, those with col- ored pipings and embroidery and a smart slip-on blouse. ‘ At Greatly Reduced Prices FRENCH HANDMADE VOILE OVERBLOUSES Formerly 16.50 to 35.00 15.00 ; Entirely handmade are these dainty overblouses in white or delicate shades elaborated by colored stitchery or colored embroidery, fine tuckings and dainty laces. , ” BATHING APPAREL At Greatly Reduced Prices WOMEN’S BATHING FROCKS Formerly 10.75 6.75 Straight and empire models of wool Jersey or poplin. ’ SATIN BEACH FROCKS Formerly 16.50 10.75 Straightline model of black satin bound with taffeta silk. TAFFETA BEACH FROCKS Formerly 22.50 18.50 Of fine lustrous quality taffeta silk, contrasting color stitchery, No C. 0. D.’s NO CREDITS NO RETURNS | STORE OPEN 9 A. M. TO 5 P. M. CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAY - BONWIT TELLER. &,CO. The Spocrally Shop of Onpinaltions FIFTH AVENUE AT‘38™ STREET FOR FRIDAY Important Sale of MISSES’ SUITS, COATS, CAPES and FROCKS At Greatly Reduced Prices Misses’ Tailored Suits Formerly 49.50 to 165.00 34.00. 44.00 68.00 Eton, box and plain tailored suits of wool jer- sey, Poiret twill and tricotine. Sizes 14 to 18, About One Hundred y Misses’ Capes and Coats Formerly 59.50 to 150.00 38.00 58.00 68.00 Plain tailored and“dressy models in Poiret twill, tricotine, silvertone, Bokhara cloth or Polo cloth. Sizes 14 to 18. About One Hundred and Fiity Misses’ Cotton Frocks Formerly 25.00 to 59.50 15.00 22.50 29.50 Comprising frocks of fine ginghams, voiles, linen and voile combination, dotted Swiss and a limited number of French handmade voile frocks. Sizes 14 to 18. About One Hundred Misses’ Silk Frocks Formerly 55.00 to 150.00 38.00 59.50 68.00 Cool, summer silk frocks in light shades; of crepe de chine, plain and flowered chiffon, geor- gette crepe and tricolette. Sizes 14 to 18. NOC.O.D.’S_ NO cRepirs NO RETURNS. GARTER w Z @ Wipe For Comrort Never slip—never bind. They give the nerves and muscles of the legs a healthy freedom. At All Dealers Manutactured only by THOS. P. TAYLOR CO., 8 1, Conn. Summer Ce omforts fer you—at home even though the children play and dirty their clothes— provided, of course, you own an Electric Wash- ing Machine, Dainty wash, coarse wash—all wash, in any quantity, any time—the Electric Washing Machine will meet the demand without trouble or effort. Sold by local Electrical Dealers and by our three Branch Offices 130 EAST 1S" ST. the United Electric Shops BO'"STREEY © BWAY of The Univeo Ecactric Licut & Power Co. 146STREET & BWAY ENING WORLD, 1a Justice and Co-operation The Women’s Shoe Sale Continues cee Among the choice pleces of Antique Furniture’ displayed in the Museum of Art, none is more interesting than the small cabinets or bride's chests of the seventeenth century. A faithful reproduction of an old Normandy — Argenticrre. & chest for a bride’s silver, has been made for a twentieth cen- tury bride, It is a pedestal cabinet of Walnut, exquisifely carved, the front panels richly painted in soft glowing colors. Gold leaf dulled by much rub- bing enriches the front of the cabinet. Only an artist craftsman could have reproduced the delicate carvings, found the spirit in its graceful proportions and wrought it in every line. The cabinet is included in the sale of Furniture, and is marked at $247.50, ten per cent. less than its regular price. Important! Fetching New Hais Very Special, 3.75 Just as one begins to think there can be nothing new in Summertime Hats, so many beautiful models having been evolved, along come bewitching new styles of Georgette, others of trans parent Net and still others of Leghorn combined with Silk, Plowers in pastel and gay shades, or Ostrich adorn them} As a fina] Summer affering we have marked them re- markably low—3.75. (Third Floor—Annez) Tub Skirts For Women and Misses 3.85 i formerly 5.75 and 6.75 The price is extraordinary, and so are the Skirts. They are exceedingly graceful styles of fine Cot ton Gabardine or Satinette of high lustre. At 3.85 we they are the pretty nearly best values obtainable. are certain Sizes 25 to 86 inch waist- bands. (Fourth Floor) Sterling Silver Wrist Watches 8.50 regularly 12.75 Though the price is re markably low we can truth fully - recommend these watches to be excellent time pieces as well as artistic pieces of jewelry. The Cases are Sterling Silver, small sige, fitted with guaranteed 7-jewel lever movement, Convertible Ribbon Bracelet together with Sterling Silver Exten- \Gsion Bracelet. (Main Floor) DAY, JULY 8, 1920, Ny s of pv Store Closed All Day Saturday ON FRIDAY | | \ | 8-45 dames’ McCreary & Co. == 5th Avenue Thousands of Pairs of Low Shoes 34th Street Just a week ago their wholesale prices ranged from 8.50 to 12.75! * Ilow can we do it? The truth is, we had very little to do about it. It was the elements themselves that brought about this Sale. ‘ : Because the Spring was retarded, Winter Shoes were worn almost up to Summer- time, and the usual number of Low Shoes was not’ purchased, Hence, there is a &reat surplus, which must be released at financial los’ to the manufacturers. The Shoes included in this Sale are the product of one of the finest manufacturers in the country, There'are models for dress, street and sport wear of White, Brown and Black Kid; Black, Brown and Tan Calfskin, Brown and Black Ooze, and Brown and Black Satin, No. C.0. D.'s Louis and modified Louis heels. No Approvale No Returns No Brchanges (Second Floor) A Special Purchase and Sale _-250 Misses’ Summer Frocks 6.95 . regularly 9.75 to 12.75 An excellent assortment of smart, dainty Frocks © fashioned in youthful styles of Voile and Gingham in lovely colors and patterns. In many instances 6.95 does not cover the actual value of the material alone. Beeause we purchased them at an unusually low price we are able to offer them at this price, which is, as far as we know, the lowest of the season on Frocks of equal quality. An Absolute Clearance Sale Misses’ Spring Suits, Coats, Wraps All Gowns and Woolen Presses Ever® Spring Garment in bur Misses’ Section will be radically reduced in price tomorrow for im- mediate disposal, Many of the Garments were a bit advanced in style this Spring, so will be par- ticularly good for early Fall wear, (Fourth Floor) . Note These Values! ty i 250 Juniors’ Dresses Sizes 12 to 16 Years . 4.50 regularly 6.95 to,9.75 Twelve smart, new styles of Checked or Plaid Gingham, Delft Blue Linene and Figured* and Chee Voile. They were made to sell at a much higher price, but the manufacturer sold them to us at a loss, as he 1 to make room for Fall merchandise. Frock in the assortment is actually worth several dollars more than it is priced, . Complete Clearance Remaining stock of Juniors’ Spring Coats, Summer Dresses, Silk and Party Dresses, also Nets, Voilgs, Organdies and Lawns, Reductions are radical. (Fourth Floor) Bathing Suits Specially Priced for Vacationists Stunning Suits of heavy Satin or Taffeta in slip- on styles, exceedingly graceful of line, finished with Silk Cord girdle or sash with deep fringe. 12,50 regularly 16.50 to 19.50 Swimming Suits of all-worsted Jersey with tights attached; glorious color combinations, Wide stripe of contrasting shades and pin tucks are effectively einployed as adornment. 6.75 regularly 8.50 and 9.560 All High Priced Suits Reduced! We have assembled all of our costly Suits of exclusive fabrics for immediate clearance, and have radically reduced them to 22.50 to 59.50 formerly 29.50 to 75.00 (Fourth Floor) ly Extraordinary Sale of “Geo. B. Hurd’s’’ Fine Stationery At Less Than Prevailing Wholesale Prices Royal Linen Finished Paper—A strictly high grade Paper, in the most popular cut, neatly pa cked in pound boxes. White and Colors 2000 Boxes Writing | 5000 Packages Paper Envelopes (90 sheets to pound), per Ibs BOC regularly ‘1.00 (25 in package) per package, 15¢ regularly 25¢ (Main Floor) For Friday Only Women’s Hand Bags 3.95 regularly 6.75 to 9.75 A Highly Interesting Collection, including the most desirable styles of the season, Some are fashioned of plain or fancy Silks, others * of spert silks in rich shades or Silk Tricolette. (Main Floor) Genuine Pongee Suits for Women Very Special, 28.00 Models sleek of line and faultless in fit, fashionéd of unusually high quality Pon- gee, There are belted, straight- line styles and unbelted models in many smart vari- ations, (Fourth Floor) An Important Sale Women’s Capes Very Special, 27.00 ~ New Mid-Summer models fashioned in graceful, fall flowing styles of a depend- able quality Navy Blue Serge. ° All are lined throughout with Silk of a good quality, Many styles from which to choose, (Fourth Floor) A Remarkable Sale For Boys: Listed there are six unusu- ally good items. Your boy is sure to need one of them, There are three Clothing items and three Furnishing items, all of which have either been marked at very special prices or greatly re- duced. Come in and look them over—there are values and quality aplenty, Boys’ Palm Beach Nor- folk Suits, in Natural, Gray and Sand shades, Sizes 7 to 16 years, r At 8.75 regularly 12.75 ‘ Boys’ Linen Crash Nor- folk Suits, Natural and Gray. Sixes 7 to 16 years. At 7.75 ‘ regularly 9.75 and 10.75 Boys’ Play or Suits, made of light weight Khaki with short sleeves and knee length running pants. Khaki web belt to match. Size 8\to 16 years. 1 . Special at 4,95 Boys’ All Wool Suits in the popular Cali- fornia model. Several at- tractive colors. Sizes 8 to 16 years, At3.75 1 « regularly 5.50 Boys’ Sport Blouses made of fine Percale in a number of neat striped | effects, Sizes 7 to 15 years. Special at 1,25 Boys’ Two-piece Pajamas made of an exceptionally fine material, Sizes 6 to 18 years. At 1,55 regularly 2.46 (Third Floor) ff 45 ye eee eee eae. Siete teen ae ceneorany ane