The evening world. Newspaper, July 20, 1920, Page 8

a PEEPING TOM’S” HAT MAY BE HIS UNDOING. Miss Bungart, Worried by the Prying Night Prowler, Is Un- able to Sleep. ‘Miss Irene Rangart of Valley Stream, ‘Long Island, has been a0 annoyed by « ‘Tom recently as to worry her a clue, LICE FIGHT - ARMED ROBBERS Them From Sitk Mill in Lively Fusillade—Three Suspects Taken, robbers had a desperate revol- rf ' fier Francis Hamm | farted on the peeper's trail with the t 77 HEE i Beg ih of . . . . . (Second Fidor) price. — Hemstitched + » Hemstitched | 5 Tape-bordered _ vInitialed . hs 9 250 Misses’ Midsummer Dresses i] ‘ away, while the three remalning rob-/No. 315 West 15th Street, Manhattan, |of a gold-lined ativer c bers ran in different direct up thelr revolver fire. O Remarkable Reductions Wednesday Sizes 14, 16 and Figured, Dotted and Fancy Voiles and Or- gandies. Navy, Copen, White, Green, Black, Rose, Pink and Maize. * 500 Summer Smocks .Embroidered and smocked Voiles, Crepes, Wonderlin Cloth and Linene. Square and round necks, in an assortment of desirable colors. Sizes 10 to 20 years. . py as Paes ay p Se ee ? THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JULY 29, #, keeping | They w Flynn got the | f revolver dropped by one of the fugitives, | f but the men escaped. ‘The policemen got the number of the motor truck and Inter, at Ditmars Ave- nue station of the “L,” took three men into custody for investigation. were William Butler, of No, 401 West 24th Street; William Russell, of No. Weat 127th Street John Barry, ‘They a4 , of PPENHEIM, GLUNS &C . 34th Street—New York y z taken to police headquarters | and later arraigned be- Kochpndorfer in Long | Istand i Carl Wan Watdabte Cuaties Seaton From |*¢lf-contessed murderer of his wit Chareh. non Bryan of the fash- Van Vorst Protestant urch of Jersey City re- he police of that city the theft iss [: a y The Rev, fonable fac Episcopal mn his m A defense when his case Thursday." He previously tened. s 18 Years. Also Suitable for Women to 36 Bust. - 8.75 Values to 15.00 For Misses and Girls | 2.05 Values to 7.90 Misses’ Dept., Third Floor hulice, The chalice enurch in 847 and $200 and $300. mes ' declared he wished the trial and bis execution has B. Altman & Cu. MADISON AVENUE - FIFTH AVENUE, A Number of , Women’s Silk Petticoats will be placed on sale to-morrow at the appreciably reduced prices of Among the Petticoats offered at $4.90 is a shadow-proof model, developed in all-white silk-and-cotton fabric, designed especiaily for wearing with Summer frocks. At the same time Imported Crepe de Chine Petticoats (in white and pink) hand-embroidered, will be offered at the greatly reduced price - $15.00 ' Many other Imported Silk Petticoats will be reduced to clearance prices. A Wednesday, Sale of , Linen Handi.erchiefs for Men and Women will present an opportunity to replenish the Summer supply at a considerable saving in ien’s All-linen Handkerchiefs per dozen $3.45 & 5.90 per dozen $2.50 & 4.00 per dozen 4.25 per dozen 3.50 per dozen 4.50 NEW YORK ‘ Thirty-fifth Street A Value-giving Sale of Blankets, Comfortables, Bedspreads, Etc. ; for to-morrow and Thursday, will feature merchandise appropriate for town and country houses. White Blankets per pair . $7.50, 11.50, 16.50 to 27.50 White Bedspreads (crinkled dimity; scalloped edges) Size 2 x23 yards » « each $3.95 Size 214x234 yards » «6 each 4.95 Pillow Shams (to match) Size 36x36 inches ° . . Bolster Shams (to match) Size 36x72 inches each $1.60 Comfortables Figured silkoline, cottonefilled, each $5.15 Dotted mull, cotton-filled . each 12.50 Dotted tussah, wool-filled . each 18.50 Also Muslin Sheets and Pillow Cases at proportionately low prices (Fourth Floor) eagh 95c. © Several thousand yards senting the remainder of have been placed on sale prices, In the collection will be Skirt and Dre Prints, Japanese Crepes, . Fifth Avenue New York Mc Cutcheon's Final. Clearance Sale Summer Dress Fabrics and American Cotton Dress Fabrics, repre- tical fabrics as Woven and Printed Voiles, + Dimnities, Crepes, Tissues, Dotted Swiss, Printed Handkerchief Linens, Organdies, French and English Novelty fabrics, etc. Price Range 50c to $1.95 yard - Sale of Waist, Practical lengths of Voiles, Linens, Ging- hams, Organdies, Swisses, Piques, English Skirtings and White Fabrics at about one » half the usual selling price. of fine Imported this season’s stock, at greatly reduced found such prac- ss Lengths Imported Eponge, 34th and 33d Streets TE eT Te Best & Co, Fifth Avenue at 35th Street Established 1879 ; For Wednesday and Thursday 1 A Boxed Sale of i “AHTAB" : SILK STOCKINGS Plain Silk, Open-work lace, Silk embroidered. Guaranteed against defects of material or making. . PURE THREAD SILK HOSE Seamed backs, reinforced lisle tops and soles. Black, white, grey and navy. Regular 1.60 pair. 3 pairs 3.50 FULL FASHIONED HAND DRAWN rs CLOCKS r cerized lisle tops.and soles in black, white and grey. | Saati? whine, row Regular 2.45 pair. Regular 6.75 patr. 3 pairs, 6.00 3 pairs, 15.00 POINTEX” HEELS | OpeNWORK LACE H in all silk fully reinforced double mercerized toes in | design over the instep. ‘ brown, black, white, grey Extra heavy quality in and navy. ° black only, Regular 3.75 pair. Regular 9.00 pair. 3 pairs, 9.00 , 3 pairs, 21.00 HEAVY-WEIGHT Pure thread silk hose, nATEey Biron Sweet, cr fascinating flavdrs—C-h-u-m-m-y-! ROLLS OF ASSORTED FLAVORS, ALL CHOCOLATE, ALL WINTEROREEN isp sugar wafers of ALSO ALL PEPPERMINT, ‘AND ALL CINNAMON ooklyn s Biggest Aged hm gs Grand Street Cor. Driggs, Ave. Bu: ictrolas “Ylang st Library Tables Library Tables, in/All of the good shapes. Pretty |desigus in Period 18.49) Room, ori oa range from $82! and Din! Good Dressers 9 [bottom 3 sell as low ns. 35.75) East te GET WISE! mbsittelt te led fe: f custom fa miatite Pants. 82:50 up PIAeP Mes isan" new clothing, ‘Come see fon ‘ SAMPLE SUITS $15-$25 Bemules,veluee Vogue Patterns may be obtained on the Fourth Fioor to $16. M. COH! 118, 7th Avax, PEN 8 A. M. TO 17th Bt. oP. Mm Credit House 164, 166, 168 and 170 Smith Street Cor. Wyckoff St. On LOWEST PRICES AND EASIEST CREDIT TERMS IN, THE CITY Your Summer Clothing on Eas: steer Aco! i ne ocalions te Summer Clothing ing ‘The values iece | Gulte éstan® Mattresses YOUNG MBN'S SUITS, $39.98 UF. LADIES’ AND MISSES’ SUITS, 839.98 UP. CHILDREN'S CLOTHING, $12.98 UP. You can fubseribe now for 8 week or "any ‘length of titae you. wish, “end $e ‘wilt ‘change “pour edarens ae often your te caer wir want the rt 10 ue with ‘The World to mail ft to Arne pend yrur Fomttance direct to Jcashier, New York World, Buliding, New York City, ‘Terms “iialth at. Sore \yten you goon your vacation this Summer have your favorite paper mailed to you every day. Evening World, 25c per week Daily World, 25¢ per wee Sunday World, 10c per Sundey Pulitze ity. clearly woven, well rein- Ipen -work lace in heavy | forced; black only. sie j black onl ye Regular 4.25 pair. Regular 5.95 pair. 3 pairs, 10.00 3 pairs, 15.00 RICHELIEU OPENWORK LACE. ° | RIBBED ! Sitk hose in brown, navy \ & and white. Regular 6.25 pair. 3 pairs, 15.00 FRENCH SILK Stockings, Richelieu ribbed ; All silk, heavy weight. Black, white and navy. Regular .4.00 pair. 8 pairs, 10.00 NEWEST SHEER WEIGHT Pure silk. Black and | in, eerest weight,inblack 4 brown. only. b Vi Regular 5.20 pair. Regular 9.50 pair. , 3 pairs, 13.00 3 pairs, 21.00 F Government -Tax Additional. i = You Never Pay More at Best SR NontniWest Conner Sixt Aves|5= JULY — FURNITURE SALE ff Compare our prices with those asked elsewhere for furniture of the same qual- ity. You'll be amazed how low our prices really are. Not dnly will you save money by purchasing here —but you are assured ‘; satisfaction. Our 66 years reputation backs up every- thing we sell. Our Dignified Credit Invites Your Account Mahogany frames, upholstered in Imi- tation Leather; makes $69:50 bed when * i Suit 3-Piece Genuine Leather Liv rig PR gi os gs “4 A Massive, moulded frames, in Mahogany finis ie $] 37.50 red ‘red back’ and armi Chifforobe $75.00 CLOSED SATURDAY AT1P.M. MOTOR TRUCK DELIVERIES, NiCon 6" AES \S""St. \ 4 a f \