The evening world. Newspaper, November 29, 1920, Page 5

ee oa" ‘JAFTER DIVORCE, “" 1S MOTHER-IN-LAW © STILL ONE OR NOT? If Title Ceases, Thornton Had Right to Marry Her; But Both Ame Arrested, LOUISVILLE, Ky., Nov. 2, ALTER THORNTON, a Paducah cooper, married his mother-in-law on Thanksgiving Day and the honey- moon lasted until Saturday. They were arrested on a charge of vio- Jating “the Keutucky statute heavy brown moustache, gray hair, ie Tonk bald and wore a black cow. gray: ‘ousers and black overcoat, —_ | GOV.-ELECT MILLER IN CITY. Confers wit Has Not! Gov.-elect Miller arrived In the to-day. for a conference with the publican powers that be, and is qua tered at the St. Regis, Where he expects to remain for the next three days. | George A, Glynn, State Bepublican Chairman, was with Judge Miller the better part of the forenoon and part of the afternoon, but declared there was nothing discussed of Interest at this time, | The Governor-elect said to The Eve: a ning World over the telephone that which saya “that aman #hall not | while he would be gind to ave news marry the mother of his. wife.” paper men he had nothing to say now, Thornton married Miss May | but might have. something for publica- Hale five years ago. Three wecks | YORDetore tis departure. ago Thornton obtained a divorce on the ground of infidelity, and he and his young daughter continued to Ive at the home of the mother- in-law, Mrs, Efe Hale. ‘Thorn. ton Is thirty-two years old, his bride forty-two. Arraigned before County Judge Lang, they pleaded that the bride was no longer Thornton's mother-in-law after he obtained his divorce, Judge Lang sald there might be some- thing in that and took the case under advisement. LITTLE GIRL IN BED | SALE of’ 4 FURS In our after-holiday Clearance Sale—we have inaugurated the most IOEZZSS aS ESSE ENVELOPED BY FIRE startling reductions, on oe N our entire stock of high Mother in Bronx Badly Burned} fi] &fde Furs and Fur Coats. You can now get the Fur Coat you desire at an ap- proximate reduction of from 25” to 50” One of our offerings SEAL «COAT In appear. Rescuing Child, Who Has Little Chance of Recovery. Mra, Frances Rosenthal. of No, 1555 Southern Boulevard, the Bronx, was vusy in her kitchen about 9.30 o'clock this morning when she was startled by screams from the room in which her three-year-old daughter Kitty was tn bed. The mother found the bed in flames and the child's hair and night- clothes afire. Mrs, Rosenthal seized a blanket and wrapped it about the Ittle wirl, With her burden she staggered into the living room of the apartment and fell in a faint, The «creams of the child and mother hadi attracted attention of neighbors, Patrolman Fichtl f the two unoon- scious, Mrs. R burned XSCALE es = ws bout the has enifa is in Fordham Hospital with but Tighae sace slight chances for recovery. Tex urlously ‘ne only explanation for the blaze that the child may have been playing a with matches, ees KILLED BY AN AUTO. Unidentified Victim Fand im Brook- lym Street. An unidentified man about fifty-five years old was found dead at Broadway SSE ae AL Se Mite ZA LLCS } and Halsey Street, Brooklyn, at 4A. M | D) Bs to-day by Policeman James J. Brown EY of the Ralph Avenue Station. Dr, To- back from Bushwick Hospital said Seath was probably caused by an auto- wm oblle, here were no, papers by which the man could be identified. He has a McCutcheon’s. Underwear for the particular Man © the man who is fastidious, who thinks that he is hard to fit, our Underwear De- partment should have a special appeal. Oia For here may be found, in a complete range of prices, Underwear suitable for all climates and tastes; fashioned Union Suits and Two-piece Garments of imported non- shrinkable Wool, Balbriggan and Lisle. Also, Linen Mesh in all weights, of either Deimel or Wallace make. Whatever your choice, you may rest assured that both fit and wear will be satisfactory. SAGEM APD POTRER Ser \ Fifth Ave., 34th & 33rd Sts, Men's Department 33rd Street Entrance CNL BV/ By BV BV BV / BV VY AVY AVI Reg. Trade Mark Dr. Scholl’s Foot Experts Now at Each of THE SIGNET SHOE STORES Will Remain Until Dec. 4 I! YOUR feet are uncomfortable—if your limbs tire easily and your shoes b ne distorted so that they are source of embar ‘nt—these are a positive indication that you have a foot weakness of some kind. These foot weaknesses are further manifested by such mptoms as callouses, corns, bunions, cramp-like pains, excessive perspiration, ete. There isa DE Scholl Appliance or Remedy ForEvery Foot Trouble EXAMINATION FREE (Not necessary to remove stocking) Let us correct your FOOT AND SHOE TROUBLE, SIGNET SHOE CO. Retailers of Rice & Hutchins Educator Shoes ‘For the Whole Family” 1345 B'way, Opp. Herald Bidg. Harlem, 112 W. 125th St. Bronx, 3rd Ave. and 149th St. Brooklyn, 557 Fulton St. ALL STORES OPEN EVENINGS THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1920, Lakin sc aC aera Purchases Will Appear on Bills Rendered January /st 5th Avenue - James MeGreery & Co. | 34th Street McCreery Silk W A Great Sale of Hand Made Blouses Special, 2.95 Enough said. 2.95 is a hitherto unheard of price fdr a Blouse made entirely by hand. It would be an exceptional price for an ordinary hand-made Blouse, to say nothing of Blouses made of the finest quality Batiste, lavishly adorned with hand-drawn work, hand-hemstitching and hand-embroid- ered dots! There are several stylish models, including some high neck styles. Most of them feature the popular Tuxedo collar. (Fourth Floor) nak aaa sae eanaies Scannell We Are Justly Proud of Our Women’s Coats at 75.00 regularly 125.00 We know they are by far the best values obtainable. In truth, they are the types that are selling readily about town for 125.00. We had them fashioned specially for us in one of New York's most exclusive tailoring establishments of the more costly fabrics left’ over from an earlier output. In this way we secured them for much below their regular value. All are topped with large, crushy collas of some fine Fur, Many have both collars and cuffs of Fur. Popular shades. (Fourth Floor) ‘Women’s and Children’s Sweaters and Scarfs Reduced 14 ‘A group of Sweaters and Scarfs particularly desirable for Christmas Gifts have been reduced 38 1-3% for tomorrow. Children’s Worsted Sweat- ers; button front belted mod- Women's Worsted S we at- ers. 8.50 formerly 12.90 and 13.90 els, formerly 7.50, 5,00 Women's Fibre Sweaters, - , = R Women's Imported Cas h- Tuxedo models. 10.95 ov. Scarfs. 9.00 formerly 16.50 Women’s Shetland and Fibre Sweaters, slip-on mod- els. 9.15 formerly 18.90 and 15.75 formerly 18.50 Women's Brushed Wool Scarfs. 5.00 formerly 7.50, 8.25 and 9.50 (Third Floor) Sale of Warm Negligees and Robes Reduced to 5.95 and 7.50 | This is an announcement that will solve many a Christmas gift problem. Just the types of Negligees that make ideal gifts are offered for much below their regular prices. Genuine Beacon Blanket Robes, iff mannish effects with shawl, roll or notched collars. Some are prettily trimmed with Satin Ribbon, All have patch pockets and cord girdles, Four different models—many lovely colors and attractive patterns. formerly 10.00, Sale Price, 7,50 Wide-wale Corduroy Negligees and Breakfast Coats in grace- ful styles in a warm, glowing shade of Cherry, a soft Rose, Copenhagen Blue, Orchid or Wistaria, Sale Price, 5,95 formerly 8.50 and 9.75 (Third Floor) Muslin Sheets and Cases McCreery’s Standard Makes At Much Less Than Regular These Muslin Sheets and Pillow Cases are of a very good quality and the very thing for “every day” use. Hemmed Muslin Sheets 54x 90....... regularly 1.90, 1.40 63x 99. -regularly 2.25, 1.75 72x 99. «regularly 2.50, 1,95 81x 99, regularly 2.75, 2,20 90x 99. regularly 8.00, 2.45 90x 108. -regularly 8.25, 2.65 ' Hemmed Muslin Pillow Cases 42x 86........regularly 60c, 45¢ 45x 86........regularly 65c, 50c¢ COR SGA. e408 regularly 75c, 60c 64O%'86.55 6. ee regularly 85c, 7Oc We reserve the right to limit quantities. (Second Floor) Toilet Set of Florentine Shell Du Barry Design Can't you see the delight in her eyes when she receives this set of Florent Shell in the distinctive and much-wanted Du Barry design? Florentine Shell has all the beauty of tortoise and appears in combinations of beautiful shades of Brown. It will har- monize wonderfully well with dark fur- niture, such as Mahogany, Oak or Walnut, and serve as a pleasing note of contrast on a dressing table of lighter wood. Set 35.00 Monogram Engraved in Gold at Speciat Prices (Main Floor) Cotton Dress Fabrics Reduced in Price Printed Percales of superior quality in a variety of neat styles and desirable colors. formerly 45e, yard, 25¢ Imported Japanese Crepe—a full line of pretty colors. yard, 33c formerly 55¢ Kiddie Cloth—very strong, desirable makes in fast colors——many styles and colors. formerly 60c, yard, 45¢ White Irish Poplin for Maids’ dresses, uniforms and middy blouses, 86 inches wide. formerly 1.25, yard, 85c (Second Floor.) eek Offers Amazing Values A gorgeous array of new weaves and colors in the Finest Silks the World Produces—perhaps the most varied and beautiful collection we have ever displayed—have been assembled for this event. All that is newest and most desirable in Silks, Velvets de Luxe, Satins, Chiffons, Georgettes, Shimmering Gold and Silver Brocades on Voile and Satin grounds, Silks for every occasion, for every type of femininity. The prices have been readjusted to make the values offered nothing short of extraordinary. And just as important as price is the fact that the quality is of that same high order which has made “McCreery Sikes” Faméus Over Half a Century. Specials for Tuesday 1500 yards of the better grade Black Dress Velveteen 86 inches wide... .regularly 5.00 yard, 3,75 48 inches wide. ... regularly 7.50 yard, 4,75 \ (Second Floor) These Suits for Women Formerly Cost Much More Than 58.00 .» Beautifully Fur- Trimmed. A select assortment—truly unusual. Most of the Suits are manufacturers’ samples, worth at least 100.00. They are fashioned of Peach Bloom, Silvertone, Imperial Velour and other costly fabrics in styles adapted from imported models. Many are gorgeously embroidered —almost all have large collars of choice Fur. Many beautiful shades. All sizes in the lot but not in every style. (Fourth Floor) Natural Wavy Hair Switches—5.00 It is so easy to arrange a pretty, becoming coiffure with the aid of one of these Switches. Made of excellent quality hair, they may be had in every shade, including grey. Every one is a splendid value at the above price. (Third Floor) —_——_—_____—— Sale of 500 Mohair Plush Automobile Robes Made Expressly for James McCreery & Co. 9.75 each actually worth 15.00 Many people store their cars at the first sign of cool weather because their lack of warm, luxuriant robes makes driving uncomfortable. There is no need for this. Wrapped snugly and cozily in one of these Motor Robes of Mohair Plush on both sides, the tang in the air and the clear, fresh breezes add zest to the trip. These robes are of exceptionally fine quality in plain colors—Blue, Green, Brown and Beaver. ‘ (Second Floor) nee ne ee ee