The evening world. Newspaper, October 26, 1920, Page 5

FINDING PURSES FULL OF MONEY IS OFFICER'S HABIT Monroe, id dead thirt: in mt | mitted sute lived with |My. and Mra, jeorge W. Mille Joan Collins Picks Up Another Wallet To-Day, With $197 in It f OUN COLLINS, rounds officer in the Fifth Avenue Court, Brookiyn, found another wal- Jet full of money to-day—which makes two. Civil Engineer Dead by Gan. a Brooklyn, d to have cow to il health, tr and stepfather, He Not long do be found the purse of Mrs. Billzabeth Chulada, No. 716 Mourth Avenue, and restored it to her before she had finikhed telling Magistrate Fowell about BEDSPRING LUXURIOUS * AT ALL GOOD STORES EVERYWHERE MANHATTAN.-ROME CO. LONG ISLAND CITY, N. ¥. het loms, He refused a reward. ay Collins found a wallet @ cour, Bleps and counted then reported the find to the Magistrate, who complimented him on his honesty, B. Altman & On. Woven Underwear, in Autumn and Winter weights 4 for Women, Misses and Children The new assortments now assembled for selection, include practically all the wanted weaves int cotton, cotton-and-wool, stik-and- wool, and pure silk (the latter, however, in women’s sizes only). There are also complete assortments (for women, misses and children) of the popular Betalph Woven Underwear, made exclusively for B. Altman & Co. | one ‘ w Specially featured in stock: “Women’s © Imported Swiss Ribbed Underwear ‘ VESTS Cotton or Lisle (variously priced) at 2. «© «© « « «+ 0c., $1.15 upwaré Cotton-and-wool mixture; 2.10, 2.65 upward Silkeand-wool mixture . . 3.85 upward COMBINATIONS id Cotton o¢ Lisle (variously priced) > at <3 . $3.00, 3.95 upward Cotton-and-wool mixture, 4.90, 7.00 upward Undergarments priced above $5.00 are subject to tax. e (Departments on the Second Floor) Madieon Averue- Fifth Auerse 1000 Pairs of Men’s Tan Cordovan Oxfords) $ 1 Oa if ths tax Regularly $16 It would not be at all necessary to Hf 4 us what the former selling of these Cordovans really was—even if we did not mention it here. That they previously sold for over a half more than the sum they quote at the pres- ent would be evident to you on the most casual examination. No Phone Orders—No Mail Orders ° No C. O. D.'s--No Approvals James McCreery & Co. 5th Avenue and 35th Street Entrance-—Fifth Avenue Arcade Nem York al { THE EVENING WORLD, Where there is Justice, Co-operation, Economy and Energy, there is Service Early Winter Hats Of Duvetyn and Fur yo 12.50 . Duvetyn and Fur is-an irresistibly lovely combination —especially when applied to Hats. Pictired are three modish models selected from a wide assortment of unusual styles fashioned from Silk Duvetyn combined with Genuine Scotch Mole. The subtleness with which the Mole blends with the Duvetyn is difficult to describe. Suffice it to say, it gives to the Hats an air of richness and exclusiveness, which trimming of artistic ornaments, beads and tucking tends to accentuate. Many fashionable shades. (Third Floor Anner = Only Four More Days Of Lowered Prices on Furs No one who intends to buy Furs cap afford to overlook our Anniversary values. per offer savings of many dollars. Why not at least investigate before the Sale closes? Iliustrative ew Mole Wraps, 48 inches long, made of full furred, lustrous pelts—large cape collar, 495.00 Hudson Seal Coats, 36 inches long, of selected skins— collar and cuffs of Natural Beaver. 485.00 Black Pony Coats, @§ inches long, of soft, beautiful skins, with large collar and cuffs of Natural Raccoon. 235.00 Hudson Seal Coats, 86 inches long, made of choice skins, self trimmed, 435.00 Japanese Marten Scarfs—large, glossy, deep-furred pelts, Single Skin Scarfs...37.50 Two Skin Scarfs...75,00 (Fourth Floor —=— e Manifest Values in Attire for the Maids ™ Chie Uniforms and Aprons—the sort the mistress of a well-ordered home delights to secure—marked at special prices. Maids’ Uniforms of Blue Chambray or Blue and White Striped Gingham—convertible collar and long sleeves. Special, 3.95 Maids’ Afternoon Dresses of Black Mohair—low neck, White collar and cuffs. Special, 9.50 Afternoon Aprons of fine Lawn, trimmed with em- broidery or ric-rac braid. Special, 95c¢ (Third Floor) == Women’s Lounging Robes Of Genuine Beacon Cloth Very Special, 8.50 (Tax 100) Many an illness may be averted if there is » warm Robe to slip into when one arises. Especially between seasons ix one an absolute necessity The tured are most two pie- attractive - not even a sugges tion of bulkiness is evident, A. Has a deep collar and smart turn-back cuffs. The patch pock ets are trimmed with Satin, and a Silk cord girdles the waist. B. Is a “man nish” type, tai lored of Genuine Beavon Cloth with shawl col- lar, pateh pock ets and cord girdle Many Attractive Colors—-sizes 36 to 44. Other Blanket Robes, 6.50 to 29.50 Pretty patterns and colors, priced according to ma- terial, Many have borders of Indian design—others are in two-tone effects or of Floral pattern Third Floor) TUESDAY, LAST WEEK~ANNIVERSARY SALES James McCreery & Co, —--~--— 5th Avenue 4 " OCTOBER 26, 1920. 34th Street s } Straight-hanging wool dresses Of peasant simplicity may be responsible for the vogue of the heavy walking shoe and wool stocking, However, fashions ure so mysteriously evolved that we wear wool stockings with fur-trimmed street suits, and feel quite consistent. Weights vary this season. For the costume that demanis a» dainty a line as we can give our ankles in low-heeled walking boots, there is the cashmere stocking in mixed colors and plain browns. Beneath a business-like pleated skirt the heavier, ribbed woollen stocking may safely appear. For the country the woolly English hose defy the chilliest weather. A Wide choice of carefully chosen patterns in the MeCreery Hosiery Department. 7 It Is Every Woman's Duty to Society to Look gti ey Her Best ‘A Permanent Wave Makes This an Easy Task In these days of scrupulous grooming the woman whose hair-dyess is not sleek end prettily waved, appears “out of fashion.” A permanent wave costs but little, lasts a long time and makes the dullest hair glorious! Expert Hair Wavers Are Always In Attendance At McCreery's = (Phird Floo: _ Unquestionably Good Values! Women’s Coats and Wraps - 48.00 = worth 17,00 more No one who ts cognizant of the general prices of Coats will question the value of these, Their worth is evident at a glance The fact that many are fashioned of such a costly fabric as Bolivia or Fine Broadcloth is one reason that they were tailored in one of the most ex elusive tailoring establish ments of New York is another reason Large Fur collars top many others ate un adorned except for an ef fective bit of embroidery, titching and large but tons. All the popular ie shades In addition:—a splendid Wraps in new Early Winter styles. Coats and 75.00 ‘© 975,00 Fourth Floor assortment of Anniversary Sale Prices on *” Silk and Knit Underwear These prices will appeal instantly to the woman who wears Glove Silk Underwear. » the woman who has always wished to test its wearing qualities they offer an exceptionally good opportunity. As to the prices on the Cotton Underthings, they speak for thernselves. A Great Sale of < a lenuine Ithported French Dot Veiling 7 yard, 95c _ * yegularly 1.50 You have doubtless bought some often for 1.50 the yard. It is that Imported French Veiling so constantly in demand by the diserim- ot inating woman—a fine mesh closely dotted with tiny \\ Chenille Dots. The woman with an eye to economy will parehase enongh \'\ now for the entire Winter season ] » for it is highly improbable that so low a price will ever again be quoted. Colors—Black, Brown, Taupe, Navy Blue, Magpie—Black dots on Flesh Mesh (a type very flattering to the complexion). Black dots on Brown Mesh and Black Dots on Taupe Mesh. (Main Floor) Jersey Is a Splendid Material for Every Day Wear Very Special, 19.50 “Wonder of the age. Its merits are too numerous to mention, Just consider that it cannot wrinkle, that it clings to a perfect fit, that it outwears fabrics twice its cost and, withal, is particu- larly attractive in appear- Jersey is the Fabric” ance! These Suits are fashioned of a heavy quality Jersey Cloth in absolutely new Sport Styles. Most of them feature the new three-quar- ter Cont, All have con- vertible collars, slot seams, narrow belts and slot A variety of new (Fourth Floor) It Is the Litthe Touches of Art That Make a Ilome Attractive Many Artistic Novelties Specially Priced It is just the right sort of an Art Basket here or a Pillow there that gives tone and color to a home. Here are some very special values. Night Light Girls, dressed in Silk trimmed with Metal. Lace Flouncing and Gold Lace. regularly 6.50, 4,50 oval in shape—covered with hand- with Gold Braid and regularly 6.95, 4,95 Imported Handkerchief and Glove Boxes, stencilled regularly 3.50, 2,85 hand-embroid- Sateen-covered Scrap Baskets Metal handles. some Tapestry, trimmed and hand-embroidered in Wool. Pillows — Madeira Blue Lingerie Boudoir ered slips over Pink or pillows, regularly 2.76, 2,25 (Third Floor) A Bit of Glad News * McCreery Low Footwear for Women al Clearance Prices 6.50 As the Autunin advances we find ourselves with a large assemblage of Pall Low Shoes, incomplete in size ranges, 1 «owe have radically reduced in price for immediate clearance Livery pair in the assortment, regardless of former price is offered for 6.60. Every size and width are represented, but not in every style. = Women's Glove Silk Vests, hodice style, Pink 2.50 Also 1,885 Pairs at 8.95 Women’s Glove Silk Union Suits, Pink 5195 | effects. Gray and Black Ooze, Blue, Brown, Black Kidskin, Women’s Glove Silk Bloomers, Pink. 2.95 also exceedingly attractive Pumps with tongues, and Ox- eile Ve ete etihed eligi 2.28 | fords, Walking models in Tan Calfskin, Brown or Black Women’s Cotton Bloomers, Pink 95c qe Kidskin, Al new models Third Fla Second Floor) | | tt A A tt I AY ee Se Te