The evening world. Newspaper, July 21, 1920, Page 15

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~ ADORNMENTS AR. A TO SHOPLIFTERS| “ olen ‘are think skull and spine was {ractured i Pease tra tt Indieation: tre | Prison for Those Who Steal to | { Please Their Venity—Newark | G | i Woman Sentenced. enu ne f n Shoplifters who steal artic or per= | . ssoual adornment es distingss necessities have been looting large |, partment stores to such an extent that | | District Attorney Swann to-day { manded through As. at District torney Thomas MeCre | {be given prison sentences | Mr. MeGrath, Sessions, demanded ap j after she had pleaded ¢ lifting. Justices. Murphy, | mann were told t t Mrs, Wagner {arrested after detectives of the Stores Mutual Protective Association on June 29 had followed her to thirteen different from which counters in Macy's store, she took lip stfcks, face powder, tences, for shopliftets who steal personal adornment will “stem growth in shoplifting that department velty {inform me has been in progress for a store managers from all over the year" said Mr. McGrath. ) Mrs, Wagner was sentenced to thirty (days in the workhouse on Blackweil's Island. \ ———_—_—- ‘GIRL FOUND DEAD FELL; 27 Lewis Street. The young woman whose body found in an areaway back of No, 49 Rutgers Street Monday morning identified to-day as Miss Sarah Men- shell, sixteen years old, of Nu. ci Lewis ‘Her aunt, Mra. Anna Menshell of the same address, cation, She was ques- adquarters by Capt. ne Homicide Bureau Street, Manhattan. made the id tioned at P Arthur ©. been inforn’ vefore Mrs, on friendly young man fé she lea he Was a short i her six months, had a MH Uk ig, HN TTA i from that all such in future. in the Congre: ee Newark, to shop- | Salmon and Her- | fumery, stik stockings and sik waists. } “Only summary action, prison sen- NOT SLAIN Rutgers Street Victim Identified by Aunt as Sarah Menshell of No. nieep had been with a Brooklyn Recently That there is a shortage of Gas Ranges is evi- Gas Ranges Gas Cookers Gas Hot Plates Portable Ovens Oil Stoves Qil Ranges . wah ither the pol ee ee in autopsy revealed t de- At- For Headache’ Insist upon a Pain, Colds “Bayer package,’’ Neuralgia which contains Toothache safe, proper Earache Directions. Lumbago Proved safe by meal Rheumatism millions, per= for the Handy tin boxes of 12 tablets cost but a few cents—Larger pac Aavirin fs the trade mark of Bayer Manufacttire of Momoaestionolfneter af P= Take Tablets witnout Fear if you see the ‘‘Bayer Cross’’ Bayer-Tablets“Aspirin “‘Bayer’’ introduced Aspirin to physicians 20 years ago. UMMER niceties of dress, Fine texture serge suits, blue, black and Oxford — zephyr weight dinner suits — white trousers — sport suits — mois-' ee i ture-proof mohair coats and trousers — white and tan Ox- Med ) fords — silk shirts — foulard neckwear —, straw hats and a complete slowing of thoroughly dependable leather bags, suitcases and trunks, ( Motoring clothes for owner and chauffeur BROKAW BROTHERS 1457-1463 BROADWAY AT FORTY-SECOND STREET time wife Carloads of New GAS RANGES To Select From We are‘receiving on the average of two car- loads of gas ranges weekly. In this way keep- ing our already largest in the city stocks at their best. dent to any one trying to buy one. However, despite this,we are prepared to fill every need. Gas Water Heaters Gas Ranges with Fireless Cooker Attachments In a seemingly endless variety, at prices to fit every purse. Models illustrated are only a few of the many styles ip our large stocks. Prompt Delivery ‘The size of our stocks on hand permits us to make most prompt delivery. There is no un- necessary waiting or excuses when you buy at Batterman’s. EASY PAYMENTS ® on the -Batterman Club Plan No need to pay the entire amount at once. Just a nominal payment down, 4% for club plan privileges and the balance in weekly or ie inagpecd OUT OF THE Hild RENT DISTRICT DATTERMAN EDNESDAY, JULY 41, LAK ha CRA IENIEIRE 1920. FULTON ST REET —BROOKLYN On Special Sale Thursday 1000 Pairs Japanese Silk Boudoir Slippers - Hand-embroidered and Silk lined in self-coler. Copen, Rose, Pink, 1 00 Light Blue and Lavender. Spaniall i Copen, Rose, BROOKLYN 400 Japanese Crepe Kimonos (As ‘llustrated) Hand-embroidered Crepe, in Cherry, Rose and Chrysanthemum Designs, Blue and Lavender, Extraordinary Value : Thursday --- A Record Making Dollar Day A clean clearance of all/Summer merchandise! “National overstocks offer wonderful values always, but for tomorrow's DOLLAR DAY Sale the bargains are amazingly big. Desir- able, seasonable merchandise in great variety, only of which are featured in this advertisement. Come ‘See What You Savel”’” STARTLING STAR SPECIALS Extra big values, because, like many other equally big bargains, they have been included to clean out a small lot, Only 1 to a customer! m ~ Pink, Light HERE ARE THOUSANDS OF SHOES! Many styles! Shoes for Women, Children, Infants, Shozs for sport and play or dress wear. Shoes of Leather or White Canvas, mcst of them with leather soles, though some have soles of tough, durable fibre or soft, corrugated rubber. About 400 pairs of good Felt slippers for women. Well made, perfect Shoes at an extra special price! Choice of them all, tomorrow, at Victro| 221, FULTON STR ET — BROOKLYN — A Remarkable Offer Full-Fashioned Silk Hose Black, Brooklyn’ S Biggest |e 57 vimcomoet | 225, 227 Grahd Street Cor, Lowest Prices and Easiest Credit Terms in the City 223, Driggs Ave. Same hose as above. Value 2.50 Full-fashioned, pure silk hose, double lisle garter tops and soles, cordovan, white and Out-Size Black and white. Value 2.95 Special 2 . 25 Tax .03 BROOKLYN Buy Your Summer Clothing on Easy Terms ‘tan Khaki Cloth, White Twill and, Striped Cotton * Suiting in the three smart models pictured. Work Shirts of solid. blue or woven striped Chambray, Sport Shirts of Pongee- finished Shirting, Waists a = About 400 Flowered Organdie and Voile Waists in smart and / Cw A\\\ becoming styles. Bach { ah) 4 ¥)one a 7 } tremen. y F rae fy ‘dous re! ("Ta value at wenn) Main Moe Dresses White Lawn, Chambray -,Lin ene and Checked 2) Voile Dresses. Overalls of Khaki Cloth. Sizes up to 14 years Choice, Creepers—Rompefs Strong, durable, ’ good quality Chambray insolid blue or” striped pattern, White pipings. Main Flo Boys’ Wear Hosiery Specials Women's extra]Children’s wide, full fash-|Seamless Cot- Credit House simere Pants | |ioned Cotton }ton of medium 164, 166, 168 and 170 both in] | Hese weight. i small sizes. Two prs. for | Four prs. for Smith Street Beach Cloth Cor. Wyckoff St. poe Jas “Grand st. ‘and Records at our Store. in all latest st at very sone |] terms. White M tain other m ‘SUNDAY and colors, |] prices and the tyles rea- ble nd ake REFRIGERATORS WORLD WANTS WORK MONDAY MORNING WONDERS ey as ° Ds | Gas, Oul Stoves 10-19 EN STURDY EVENT Speen, Aeolian-Vocalions No Discount on Talking Machines, CARRIAGES - Strollers Go-Carts “2 | and Coal A fine line of oe, wt " Ay a t» ALL, AMEE RA and Kecords at our Smith St. Store. Union Suits ‘ Sweaters i) Py -dee About 150 Wool Only 60 of there Women’s Suit of good Worsted Sleeveless | | Snambray Dreanes, quality cotton yarn Slip-ons wiih crochet- Hand embroldery knit with clese-fitting in white trims } ed scollops purple only. cuff knees. Size 36 In Nainsook Chemise; . insertion; s’ Nainsook pictured Organdie in Camisole; G Towelin 4 Linen: fia ‘Towellog, with, eo Fi et 189 memes Store Hours: 9.00 to 5.30; Saturday, 9.00 to 5.00, No Mail Orders Filled from Tt ee ee eS = a ne ee

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