The evening world. Newspaper, July 15, 1920, Page 5

~BULET SA . GLY 16, eT vals «Be ek HE BVE iM dale A MRS. GURNEE MUNN |SWEETHEART RING | a“ WHOSE GEMS WERE |STOLEN FROM STORE) ect" « to mer MARRED BY BULLET abled Detective Georeg 1 faentity him ye resp TA * the Ri giaod B y, é ¥ rack. High Cost of Loving “Leads to eee ogee is" ation nd Arrest of Jilted 7 pol a to help him meet GENS IN $100,000 Philaiel- Justice Wooer. phia sweethe ed * * | and Charlen Lower, @ salesman living at mentee Sten Jamaice Store Robbed. No, 240 West 116th Street, who was ar- 'o-operation MUNN IN NECKLAGE ralgned In Jefferson Market Court to-| paying stnree, Marks of the Jamnles eo in the main business of department store of rothers, in Fulton Street, was yesterday o w Tt was the fourth a Police Statio: thoroughfare, Plaut robbed earl; if haberdasher: day charged with grand larceny on complaint of Charles Jansen, a jew- eler of No. 277 Eighth Avenue, ‘blamed 5th Avenue Jewel Damage My Mystery Re- | This Store will be — all day Saturday James MeCreery & Co, ON FRIDAY vealed in Express Claim of Wanamaker’s Son-in-Law. A $100,000 string of diamonds, pur- chased from Tiffany for aj present to his wife by Gurnee Munn, son-tndlaw of Rodman Wanamaker, was myasteri- ously marred before it reached Mrs. Munn at her home at Radnor, Pa., by @ .82 calibre pistol bullet which shat- tered several of the gems. The dam- age amounts to several thousand dol- Jars and Mr, Munn ind the American Rallway Express Company are at odds, it was revealed to-day, over the responsibility therefor, Mrs. Munn discovered the shattered diamonds and the bullet when she o! the fact fiar robbery within two mont! | STORE OPEN 9 A. M. TO 5 P. M. CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAY, BONWIT TELLER..&,CO. FIFTH AVENUE.AT‘38™ STREET CONTINUATION FRIDAY Borums Tt will not take metropolitan women long to see the economy of a method of cooking that saves gas bills and quarter to a third of the time and energy spent in the kitchen, Cooking by steam pressure, the new method, has everything in its favor, The only change it entails in your regime is the purchase of & Secrist Steam Pressure Cooker, one utensil with insets, to take the place of numerous pots and pans, It stands to reason that food cooked under twenty pounds of opened the package. Her husband Jul Clearance Sale |i] steam pressure will cook more has made a claim against the express |... quickly then in open kettles, company for the damage done. « The company claims that a receipt -from the Munn housekeeper shows that the package was delivered in good order. The packing in which tho diamonds had been encased was turned over to Detectives James Gegan and James McCartney of the Bomb Squad at- tached to the New York Police De- partment, who were asked to find out whether the shot that marred the costly necklace had been fired before or after the outer wrapping had been removed. H. A. Campbell, head of the New York office of the United States Bu- reau of Mines, was appealed to by the express company as an expert, and after ffn investigation he reported that the shot was fired fully seventy-five feet from the package, Using this statement of Mr. Camp- bell as a basis the express comvany officials evolved the theory that some one, suspecting that the package contained a bomb, had first reracved the outer wrapping, then, placing the box, unopened, at a safe distance, fired a shot into it to explode ‘rt to see if it actually was a bomb. Learn- ing upon opening the box that the it f No C. 0. D.'s No Returns shot had damaged the diamonds, ac- | Decker Upright, bargaii - $65 2.75 © 6.95 cording to the express company, the | Biddle Upright, a gem.. es 40 F ne. bine he die | ee — an = Wrapper was probably restore] and Lagende Lineight, 1 rare value... ++ 186 ‘ormerly 25.00 to 59.50 Aleit aentement fo é the package given to Mrs, Munn, 01 | gay Summer colors to mate! To is fim os tet Web Upp hy 380 15.00 22.50 29.50 iI} sventers and “spore cox 4 Ses tos ia ee Ne SE ToUe: n wrap- | Morris & H pright. tumes. arc soft, col- Women 3 ow oes Gan now be placed over the box oan | Pott Upright, mahogan “iho Frocks of an appealing youthful character in fine ||| Baeels tinpes Ons | 9k the hole be superimposed over that In| Wetman Uprisite os 375| || ginghams, voiles, linen and voile combination and ate Naas once ene 3.95 ana 7.95 he box. * : i , Floor—Ai j The only way in which express |Sehmer Upright, fine tone...... 395 dotted Swiss. Sizes 14 to 18, | company officials and Mr, Campbell | could account for this was upon the! theory that the person whom they believe fired the shot thrust a Singer through the wrapping before restor- ing it to the package to make it ap- pear that the shot had been fired while the package was intact. It was recalled that last September a bomb was delivered in an innocent looking wrapping at the Wanamaker | home at Tuxedo. Albert Gustave Kurth, @ former butler of the Wan- amakers, who had been discharged, Was arrested and sent to prison, . pune Ca PIERMEN FOR NEW CONTRACT May Demand © Shop at Wanh- ington Conference To-day. T. V. O'Connor, President of the Inter- national Longshoremen, is in Washing- ton to-day to confer with the Shipping: Board on demands the men will make, | to be effective Oct. 1, after the present! Fischer Grand, mahogany suits. A complete color as- a Gees would not say what the| Weber Grand, fine shape... Formerly 59.50 to 150.00 sortment. 64 inches wide. No C.0. D's No Approvals men will ask, but intimated they may Marshall & Wendell Player yard, 4,85 : inolude the closed shop in their de- ae ularly 6.50 ee 38.00 58.00 68.00 nee | HAWAIl SHOWS BIG GROWTH Knabe Mignon Grand, as new..1070 Plain ‘tailored and trimmed styles in Poiret twill, For ae lay nly Population Now 2! Knabe Baby Grand, exceptional.1125| |] tricotine, silvertone, Bokhara cloth or polo cloth, > crease of 04,008, oF 83-4 Pe Knabe De Luxe Player Piano... 1150 Sizes 14 to 18. * Women’s WASHINGTON, July —The final Weber Pi: Ja Gi fy 1650 Py 2 ‘or | Weber Pianola Grand...,...... corrected 1920 pampatlon figures ioe Steinway Art Grand, Gold Hand Bags ‘awailan Islands were announce: i R ease We tks GaGa BUG Dash Chauhan ..1750||| NOC,0.D’S § NOCREDITS NO RETURNS » 2.95 population of Hawaii was 255,912 com-| Knabe Concert Grand. . 1850 IL ° pared with 191,909 in 1910, an increase of 64,003 or 33.4 per cent, refiners of Domino Pa age Sugars. American Sugar Refining Company at A il Made by the | | Stuyvesant Pianola Piano... | Knabe Upright, Art Case... SALE of Slightly Used PIANOS Some of the Bargains Foster Player, mahogany. Perlman Player Piano. . ohmer Upright exception Holmes Player Piano...... Steinway Upright, like new. Knabe Colonial Upright........ Stanley Player Piano, perfect... Hazleton Upright, a bargain... Haines Bros. Upright... A Hardman Upright, walnut Steinway Upright, ebony... Hardman Autotone Player. Haines Bros. Player Piano.. Armstrong Miniature Gran: Sohmer Cecilian Player... Armstrong Miniature Gran Knabe Upright, Art Case... Knabe Mignon Grand, mah | sdhmer Player Pian Prices to Suit Every Purse Terms Convenient to Everyone All Are Fully Guaranteed A Liberal Allowance for Your Piano SALE COMMENCES 8:30 A.M. WAREROOMS At 39th St. No olive oil is purer or finer Olive Oil Building Altera(ion | KNABE 5th Ave. | 16.50 38.00 In tailored types, also more dressy models; in crepe de chine, plain and flowered chiffon, georgette crepe and tricolette. Misses’ Summer Apparel At. Greatly Reduced Prices FRESH, NEW AND EXQUISITELY FINE FRENCH HANDMADE FROCKS Actual Values 22.50 to 75.00 39.50 These frocks just received from our Paris office are of cool cotton, tissues, finely needleworked in simple styles, dainty with bead decoration, hand drawn motifs and tuckings. Sizes 14 to 18. 24.50 A DIVERSITY OF SUMMER MODES IN MISSES’ COTTON FROCKS LIGHT SUMMERY SHADES IN MISSES’ SILK FROCKS | Formerly 55.00.to 150.00 68.00 59.50 Sizes 14 to 18, FOR COOL SUMMER DAYS MISSES’ CAPES & COATS OUR EASY PAY- MENT PLAN AP- PLIES EVERY- WHERE WITHIN 190 MILES OF NEW YORK, WE FURNISH APARTMENTS AND HOMES ON WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAY- MENTS. 3-Plece High Grade Perlod Livin, mahogany tints tapestry; Indestru 4 i upholste: pleces, ae Illustrate OPEN MONDAY EVENINGS Pe JULY AND AUGUST, Room or ae Sulte, * On Our Easy Payment Pian duly, Columbia and a Foreign SEWING MACHINES ON CREDIT *159-° Records . Ruffinish.” N Gre en and Brown. All the flavors and nutritious value of meat, fruit and vegeta- bles are retained by this method of preparation, The Secrist Steam Pressure Cooker was discussed. in this column yesterday in connec- tion with canning and preserving. Make a point of seeing the Cooker in the Housefurnishings Department the next time you are in the store, Sport Hats for Immediate Wear Very Special, 6.00 They’ are fashioned in jaunty styles of soft felt, smartly stitched to give them a bit more firmness. Many are two-toned, others of solid shade, All the fashionable light and dark colors are represented. Suitable for wear with sweaters, sport costumes and suits, Ribbon Hats ~ Special! 3,000 Yards Imported St. Gall Dotted Swiss In a choice assortment of the newest colored dots on white, also white dots ‘on colored ‘grounds. yard, 1,35 (Second Floor) A Remnant Sale of Wooien Dress Goods — 1500 yards of Novelty Checks and Plaids in soft, all-wool materials — practi- cal lengths for skirts and regularly 8.95 to 6.75 One of the best assort- ments we have ever assem- bled at this price. Some are fashioned of plain or fancy Silks, others of Sport Silks in rich shades. (Main Floor) a 800 Packs Whist Playing Cards “Rad-Bridge” or “Tally-Ho” Pack, 39C regularly 60c Women of economical in- clinations will stock up now a Daven chan lmperiet COLUMBIA while this low price prevails, Pompeian pet ag so when their turn comes to entertain the Bridge Club they will not have to pay considerably more, Those offered in this Sale are the sort all bridge play- ers like, cut in the popular French Size of “Club Linen Red, Blue, (Main Floor) ‘ Organdies, Pongee, Voiles‘and Ginghams ‘The Most Extraordinary Sale of the Season 900 Misses’ Summertime Frocks 6-95 made to sell'for 9.75 to 14.75 34th Street. 2 Everybody knows the cost per yard of such materials as Organdie, Shantung Pongee, . fine Voile and Gingham, so further argument as to the merits of this Sale would be super- fluous, It is enough to say it is the most extraordinary Sale presented this season. In addition to the models illustgated there are numerous other styles, equally de- | sirable. represented, The models of Organtie are bedecked with ruffies or fashioned in tailored Those of Voile are quite as varied, and the models of vermis a compromise between a tailored and a dressy Frock. All the Size 14 to 18 years, The groups include sport models, street styles and dress pumps in White, Brown and Black and feature low, military and Louis heels, The Brown and Black models are suitable for early Fall wear as well as present wear. Every pair in the Sale is taken from our regular high- grade stock, made by the finest makers of Women’s Shoes in the country. No C. 0. Da. Women’s Cotton Frocks Of the Better Sort — 10.00 regularly 18.50 No Approvals. No Exchanges. This Sale is the result of a purchase that represents the entire season's output of a prominent manufacturer, which he sold to us at great financial sacrifice, because he was forced to convert his stock into money immediately. There are Flowered or Figured Voiles or gay Ginghams, Many have smart collars’ and cuffs of Organdie; others are adorned with lace and ribbon, No Returns (Fourth Floor) | Unquestionably Good Values ° 600 Juniors’ Summer Dresses 4.50 regularly 6.95 to 9.75 4 Smart, practical Dresses—the sort that delights the younger girl and satisfies her mother’s economical in- clinations, They are splendidly made of Ginghams in neat check ‘or gay plaid effects or checked or dotted Voile, to 16 years. NoC.0, D's, No Approvals Size 12 No Returns. (Fourth Floor) No Approvals to 16 years, Sizes 6 to dh ) Pongee are a deli bionable shades are well on (Fourth Floor) 25% Off Children’s White Footwear fe, Pumps, Oxfords and — High Shoes Every pair of White Shoes for Children in our store | -will be subject to this radi- eal reduction tomorrow, This includes Infants’ size 2 to Misses’ size 7. (Second Floor) Two for the Usual Price of One! Women’s& Misses’ White Skirts 3.85 They are every bit as smart and desirable as Skirts priced twice as high, They have bean care: made of fine quality White Cotton Gabardine or Satin- ette of ne lustre and fin- ished with faney he odd belts and pearl | sees, Skirts identical to these have been selling readily up to 6.75—none less than 5.76, © Sizes up to 84-inch waist- bands, Play or C. Vote amp For Boys Very e Specter Priced 4.95 Made of light weight dum able Khaki, Each suit con- sists of shirt with short sleeves and running pants; Khaki web belt to match, Sizes 8 to 16 years, Sport Blouses 95c regularly 1.45 Boys’ Sport Blouses made of fine Percale, in White © Madras and Khaki Twill, | Sizes 7 to 16 years, regularly 2.45 Boys’ Two- jece Pajamas M neds of a oa material,