The evening world. Newspaper, September 21, 1920, Page 5

ey Seta ek) pie ras HYLAN BUS PLAN URGED BY SMITH FIVE WELD NS AUTO THIEVES. | ith xrand tarcany. wateh, at the potnt ‘of hia pistol, arrested the five 1n oy ett Water at | Sutomobite Inst night. ine oO Betgctie, ve “ At the Bast Gist Street Station the : car in whieh they rode, It is alleged, Detective Walsh to-day arraigned t0| rived to be the property of William Yorkville Court Béward Hutton, NO. 141 | Reber of No. 1014 Maat 14th Btreet, Bast 58th Street; Phil Vetter, No. 213| Brooklyn, It was stolen Sept. 18. In Bast 68th Street; John Hanrahan, No |the car was 4 license plate for « car 480 Hamilton Street, Long Island City,/owned by Frank J. Watkins of Bronx Dan Sheppard, Bimburat, and Dan|vitle, who reported it waa stolen on Grasso, No. 1068 Third Avenue, charged ' Sept. 15. F Senge Bill Would Enable City to Build and Operate Motor Vehicles, ALBANY, Sept. 21.—The submission By Gov, Smith of two controversial @ubjects may prolong the extra sea- #ion of the Legisiature, One urges an. a@mendment to the Public Service Law ‘that will empower the Pubilo Service Commissions to suspend increases in Aélephone, gas and electricity rates Pending 4 Nearing and final dectson by the commissiona, The otber per- mits New York City to build and op- Grate omntibuses, ~ Gov. Smith also crowded on the Legislature a baif dusen non-contro- versial proposals which are scheuuled to go through without o tion, The Most important is interest of New York City and juggested by the Governor after a conterence here late yesteruay with Mayor Mylan, the five Borough Presidents and Super- intendent of Schools Ettinger. It pro- vides for an issuance of corporate stock in anticipation of the collection of taxes for the construction of new echool buildings. “Mayor Hylan told me," «aid Gor Smith, ” “that. there are 180,000 onl: dren on part time in the city, 18,000 of whom represent the increase in Part time puplis this year, Some- thing must be done immediately to lM seats for these boys and sir) Another city bill urged by city = © hangs A‘ ton many? a trai]l— Hiking, ing,” tracking~every canner eon Bag 2 eg By the trail stretches out when you're thirsty and a bit fagged,too. Borden's Coffee condensed with Milk and Sugar —out in the open—sounds good and tastes good. Ali the necessities for fifteen or cde Lei a fF cups of smooth amber —already “creamed and sugared” and contained in one com- pact can, It’s easy enough to boiling water — you furnish a match cal bani will provide the fire-wood and water. It takes just a minute to make and it goes a long way. THE BORDEN COMPANY New York City enue ‘ponds which may be issued anticipation of taxes to meet expe- olally a shortage in the Street Ch ing. partment of about $1,000, ‘wo appropriation bills are eluded in the te for le; consideration. ne carries mately $3,000,000 for the construction of a State hos- et: for veterans of the-World War. ere are 900 of there now in Btite hospitals, many of whom are incur- i" Stern Brothers West 42nd Street (Between 5th and 6th Avenues) West 43rd Street ct. Coffee., waste Condensed with Milk and Sugar The SEPTEMBER SALE of High-Grade Furniture Featuring specially selected assortments at SUBSTANTIAL PRICE REDUCTIONS Produced by America’s master craftsmen—these offerings are perfect in finish, enduring in quality and merit the particular attention of prospective furniture buyers. DINING ROOM SUITE (as _illustrated)— 10 pieces; in Mahogany or Walnut; Sonne Anne design. Value $561.00 © Reduced to. . Library Suite— 2 pes; overstuffed; loose cushions covered in Denim, Field Cloth or . $160.00 Sateen, Value wn.) 00 Reduced to.. “ Dining Room Suite— 10 pes; Walnut or Mahogany, Value 8641.00.,,Reduced to $495.00 Living Room Suite— $ pieces; William and Mary design; Walnut and cane, covered in Damask and Velvet. Value $1175.00 Reduced t . $750.00 Library Suite— 8 pieces; Queen Anne design; Mahogany or Walnut; covered in Da- mask and Velvet. Value $750.00... .. Reduced to $550. 00 Library § Suite— 8 pieces; overstuffed down cushion, covered in silk embossed Blue or Mul- $575.00 Chamber Suite— 6 pieces; Louis XVI, design. Value $925 Reduced to Chamber Suite— 4 pieces; Louis XVI. design. Value $550 Reduced to $790.00 $425.00 Chamber Suite— 4 pieces; Colonial Mahogany, Value 6400 Reduced to $345.00 Day Bed Frame— In Cane; Louis XVI. design; choice of colors. Value $125.. Gate Leg Table— 8 pieces; overstuffed; loose cushions; cov- 84x48 in, oblong, Value 850. d_in Tapestry, Damask and Velour. Vale 8500.00. $350.00 | Reduced to $39.00 Bed Room Rockers in Mahogany, Walnut or Ivory at Half-Price. berry Velour. Value $725.00 Reduced to , ; $95.00 Library Suite— ,| Eastern Mink. Le: Vy, Yip for one day only. 95.00 Mink Searls 49.50 Fashionable two-skin Scarfs, made of selected q' 119.60 Worsted Sweaters ; 8.95 Smart Tuxedo models, ia lovely 2.45 Silk Top Union Suits 1.85 Women's Lisle Union Suita, with fine Glove byt acy only. (7 4.50 Nurses’ Uniforms 3.50 Splendidly made, of White Linene, Convertible col ara, long slerves, 84 to 46. (Third Floor) 4.25 Japanese Quilts 2.95 Babies’ Quilts of embroidered Japanese Silk—bassinette size. Pink and blue. — (Third Floor) 6.60 Women’s Robes 4.95 Women's Robes of Blanket Cloth in floral de- sign, Various colors, (Third Ploor) 2.60 Women’s Gloves 1.95 Prix-seam sewn Tan One-cl Dn eet 76c Ribbons yard, Plain and fancy Hibbons in Moire and Satin effects beautiful colors, 6 and 8 inches 7, 2.45 Boys’ Pajamas pair, 1.65 One-piec Flannelett» Pajamas, some trimmed with Hie Sises 6 to 16. (Tht Ploor) 6.75 Lunch Sets 4.95 Vacuum Bottle pint sxe Bottle and (Main Ploor) Universal Lunch Set Sandwich Box. 4.25 Marmalade Jare 3.00 Cut Glass dary with Stesing Silver Spoon aad "Tp. “—— (Main Floor) 2.50 MEN’S Felt Slippers pair, 1.85 House Slippers, of Felt, with eather soles and heels. All sizes, cond Floor Annez) 26.50 All Wools—balf and quarter lined with Alpaca; neat patterns and models, 84 to 40 (Se ond Floor Annez) 14.00 MEN'S Shoes 9.95 All leather, Russia Calf, Sizes 61% to 11, widths AA to D, (Second Floor Annex) ality dark ’ 2.95 Women’s Silk Hose RE. 25.00 Young Men’s Suits 5.60 White Baronet Satin yard, 3,50 White Baronet Sport Satin, of excellent quality. 40 inchs wide (Second Floor) 9.75 Blouses 6.95 Georgette Crepe, with Real Filet Lace and hematitching. White, esa ana rj ean gy 4.00 Irish Lace Collars 1.95 Real Irish Lace Luxedo oo in tee hh e HS a 3.50 Imported Veils 95c Embroidered square a Veils, Street shades. cee 7.00 Taffeta Silk Pillows 4.95 Round or oval, with cord shir- ring, plaiting and floral adorn” ment, (Third Floor) 5.50 Velour Scarfe 3.95 Combinations of Velour and Tapestry, gold braid trimming. (Third Floor) 1.65 and 2.00 Hair Nets doz., 1.15 & 1.50 Cap or fringe style. All hades. (Main Floor) 14.00 and 14.50, Women’s Shoes 8,95 Tan Calfskin Boots, Oxfords, Brogue Ties; Black Kid or Calf- ry Walking Oxfords, Cuban and milicary heels, (Second Floor) 5.00 Corsets 2.95 New models of Satin or Coutil Sizes £1 to 80. (Third Floor) [ 6.00 Men's Handkerchiefs doz., 4.85 Trish Linen Fissdberchiets, with narrow hemstitehed hema. (Main Floor) 3.00 Women's Handkerchiefs doz., 1.50 Sheer hemstitched Handker beryl with dainty embroidered Urn Floor) 6.00 Character Dolis 3.95 Life-like Baby | a £65 inches tall, daiatily dress ‘inna Floor) 8.50 Silk Umbrellas 5.95 A beautiful range of colors and handles (Main Floor) 2.45 MEN’S Shirts 1.65 Made of fine P-reale and repp Cloth Large range of patterns. (Main Ploor) 1,60 MEN’S Underwear garment, 95c Shirts and Drawers, of fall weight Balbrig in; Shirte with hal’ sleeves, “drawers in ankle length. (Main Floor) TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1920. “McCREERY ECONOMY DAY” Wednesday Only Every Department offers at least one item of new merchandise taken from regular stock and reduced No Approvale 49.60 Women’s Suite 42.00 comet models of Wool Ve- broidered or tailored; fashionable shades, (Fourth Fleer) 5.26 Lingerie Nainsook length, 3.25 Sheer, soft quality, 10 yards in a length. (Second Floor) 4.60 Navy Blue Serge yard, 2.65 All Wool French Serge, 66 inches wide, Correct Lr for Fall and Wint an niga. , dec Outing Flannel yard, 25¢ Soft, Neeey Outing Flannel, in White only, (Second Floor) 10.75 Marabou Capes 8.75 _ With or without tail, ilk (Main Floor) 52.60 Women’s Wrape 45.00 per, models of slvertone, some ‘ur trim: t models. (Mourth Plogr) Children’s Shoes Black Kid or Patent Leather Sige @ to 5: reg. 2.60, ,,.1.95 Sise 5}4 to 8; reg. 9.50... .2. Size 814 to 11; reg. 6.00,.. .4, Size 11}4 to &; reg. 6.50... Sie £34 to 7; reg. 9.60.,..7.75 (Second Floor) 4.95 Petticoats 3.75 Beautiful styles, in Taffeta or Silk Jersey. (Third Floor) 4.95 Envelope Chemisea 3.95 Dainty models of Pink Satin, tailored or lace trimmed. , (Third Floor) 50.00 Women’s Dresess 33.50 Autumn models of Tricolette, combined with Georgette Crepe, effectively adorned with Soutache Hraid Emb videry, (Fourth Floor) 6.50 Comfortabies 4.75 Made of figured Silkoline, in { oral design, cotton filled. (Second Floor) ' $6.06 Dinner Sete 60.00 English Porcelain Sets, 100 pieces, Beautiful designs, (Sixth Floor) 6.00 Fruit Bowls 2.95 Colonia! shaped Bowls, with cut grapevine design, (Sixth Floor) 185 Mahogany ‘Candlesticks each, 1,15 Graceful types of finest French finish. Glass candle holders. (Si th Floor) 28.00 Mattresses 19.75 Layer Felt Mattresses, with French edge. (Sevenih Floor) In many tnetanese the quantities are limited, therefore early shopping is advisable No C, 0. Ds No Returns 275.00 Library Suites 179.50 Sofa, Arm Chair and Rocker, of Tapestry, with loose spring cushions. (Seventh Floor) 90.00 Record Cabinet 24.50 Mahogany or Unk finish, (Victrola Dep't, Fifth Floor) 1.60 Desk Seta 5.00 Pivs Lavender Deak Put (Main 6.75 Envelope Purses 4.50 Real Pin Moroceo, Black and colors. Fitted wih mirror. (Main Floor) 14.75 Vanity Baga 9.75 Mad: of Pin Morocco, Black or colors, Several fittings. (Main Floor) 10.00 Trimmed Hate a 6.75 pac “iteck! Be Navy Blue and Tied Floor 15.00 Doil Carriages 12.45 Pullman Sicejers, large size ‘ered rebberstired whecks” (ua Pane) 8.00 Damask Table Cloths AN Li anal nen Iriab Domask, sine (Second Floor) 40.50 Table Napkins doz., 7.50 wat pose Irish Damask, sine (Second Floor) 42.00 Huck Toweis doz, 8.00 °* Pik Seoteh Huck Towele (Second Floor) 4.25 Muslin Sheets each, 2.50 Hemmed Muslin Sheete—Bey- erly Brand; 90x09 inches, (Second Floor) 7c Muslin Pillow Cases each, 50c Hemmed Muslin Pillow Ci Deverly Brand; 45336 inches (Second Floor) RE sctsel aso! BRM 45.00 Velour Portieres pair, 29.75 Reversible. All desirable color combinations. (Fifth Floor) Wicker Furniture 83 1-3% Off Entire stock subject to this dix unt for Eco: b HA co jor eomy Hay 4 1,50 Imported Cretonnes yard, 95c Newest designs and colors CAMA Floor) dames MeCreery & Co. 5th Avenue 34th Street 83.75 Juniors’ Coate 26.50 Five smart styles ia Pole Cath or ot Bettas spr Tent 19.75 to 21.75 Women's Wriat Watches sini 12.50 ia verter rs sept kn" Ribboe ain Floor) 10.75 Beaded Bags 13.75 Hand-made in'trame and drescatting styles: 12.60 Toilet Set 10.00 Li Finished paret.2 ry Toitet New Autumn models of Satin, Serge, Poiret Twill or Tricotine, tffectively trimmed, Sine 14 to 18, (Fourth Floor) 65e¢ and 65e Curtain Nets yard, 38c. fi Fine Filet designs, All shades, (TA wor) ] 2.25 Coffee prevent 1.50 ‘Of polished slumtnw capacity, Glass bean pre | handle, (Sth Fleor) 12.95 Cereal Sete 9.95 14 plecea—several aittactive de. 1 signs trom whieh to thos, i (Sixth Floor) 89.00 to 125.00 Ruga 72.00 Royal Wilton, Seamless Velvot Wilton, and seamen: Rugs, 0x18 feet an Handsome designs —