The evening world. Newspaper, December 7, 1920, Page 4

LAN © Have Accepted More Than} $60,000 Deposited in Sec- ond District Court. | © § Penants who have deposited the | 3 Tent money with Chief Clerk Jolin P. Burns in the Second District Mynt | pal Court, 125th Street and St. Nicho- | Yas Avenue, os a protest against what they claim to be unfair increase on! the part of their landiords, are win- | iB ming cases against those landlords every day. | "The reason for it is that landlords are bewalling shortage of funds and| withdrawing the rent moneys which ahe tenants have deposited at the old rates. For the protection of the tenants against subsequent sult, the court has decreed that when such withdrawals are made, this serves to @iscontinue suit for at least a year Up to Dec. 1, the withdrawals &imounted to more than $60,000. The 2d District Court is one of the * Gnrgest in the city, having jurisdic. tion over the area from 110th Street 10 Dyckman Street, west of Eighth ‘Avenue. There has been deposited with the Chief Clerk up to Dec. 1, $891,760.63. This represents not leas ihan 6,500 cases. Dally deposits venge from $8,000 to $10,000. On | CASH NER Mc Cutcheon’s Pure Linen Handkerchiefs from Switzerland, Ireland, Armenia and Spain A dainty handkerchief tucked in the corner of a Christ- mas box is a pleasant surprise —particularly when it bears with it the inimitable charm of exquisite hand work. tog iraieuane No more lovely bits of hand embroidery, hemstitching, dainty lace edging and lace trimming were ever seen than those which McCutcheon’s have brought together in their truly remarkable assortment of Pure Linen Handkerchiefs. Women’s Irish, embroidered on fine Linen, over SO styles 2. 2. . 75e. Madeira, hand-embroidered and Lace trimmed - » $1.00 Irish, Armenian, Madeira and Lace edged, $1.00, 1.25, 1.50, 2.00, 2.50 Appenzell, hand-embroidered made in Appenzell, the famous Swiss embroidery centre, 65c. to $25.00 each. Men's To the particular man no gift is quite so pleasing as that of Pure Linen Handkerchiefs with the personal charm of a distinctive initial or monogram. Initial, on Pure Linen hemstitched Handkerchiefs,$9.00, 12.00, 15.00, 18.00 and 24.00 dozen Plain hemstitched, $4.50, 6.00, 9.00, 12.00, 15.00, 18.00, 24.00 a dozen and up. Cords and Tapes, $9.00, 10.00, 15.00, 18.00, 24.00 and up. | Christmas News |p From Best &Co.’s A ifsPestticn “Red Riding Hood and the Wolf;'’—drama at t he Magic Theatre attracts big audience. {Te | EST play in years, say | the critics, and several toad companies are already | planned. The stage director, | B. I. G. Magnet, attributes | E the success of the piece to the modern methods of stagecraft employed. *~ * Magic Theatre, buill of cardboard, with cut. out players operated by THIRTY-FOURYH STREET Suspruods Mew Vistar \ ews ODELS OF HIGHEST QUALITY . ry THEIR TEXTILE BEAUTY ENHANCED ': I BY FURS OF EXCEEDING RICHNKSS PRESENTING PHENOMENAL VALUFS if . IDE SWEEPING WRAPS OF BOLIVIA; FASHIONED AFTER THE NEWEST MODE, ROOMY AND COZILY WARM, WITH Bs New WRAPS OF VELOUR DE LAINE MODELS OF CHARMING DISTINCTION, ELABORATED Oe eS se ieee BY THE ADDITION OF~ LARGE COLLARS OF SELECTED MOLESKIN Armistice Day the sum of $29,470 was deposited by tenants. eS Philbrickh and Penny Viead Not : Gaitty. John A Philbrick and Joseph Penny, eaters in masons’ supplies, who were Tadicted last Friday on a charge of 4 lly refusing to testify before the Son committer, to-day entered ‘ feas of not guilty before Justice Mc- woy in the Criminal firanch of the eme Court, The dail of $1,000 inst Friday was continued’ by large magnet beneath the stage. A novel and tnteresting toy. 3.25 and 5.00 Fifth Avenue, 34th and 33d Streets 6} as 56° 85° LARGE COLLARS OF Shop early and make your Christmas shopping a pleasure. TAUPE NUTRIA e Court. Gaaceruux MODELED WRAPS OF VEL DE a CYGNE, EXECUTED IN LINES OF SIMPLE = ELEGANCR, AND BNRICHED WITH LARGR COLLARS OF- D st Co NATURAL SQUIRREL est & Co, Fifth Avenue at 35th Street Established 1879 Black cats scratch, And little dogs bite. Butwe’re just made of cloth, you see, And very safe—oh, quite. Suggest for GShestmas Gung | e HAND MADE AND HAND -Meciescl EMBROIDERED LINGERIE made according to our own apecifica- , . CD. tions in Larto, and offeced “Wednesday al most moderate prices, Playful gray kitties with @ bell on their THIRTY-FOURTH STREET “Said the table to the chair, You can hardly be aware How I suffer from the heat, And from chilblains on my feet. If we took a little walk, Wemighthavealittletalk. Pray let us take the air, French Gown of fine nain- A French Gown with short sook. Short set-in sleeves. Hand embroidered in pleasing design, scalloped and hem: stitched. Laundered. 5.00 French Envelope Chemise of fine nainsook, hand embroid- ered in lovely pattern. Straight hemstitchcd top, hemstitched straps and bottom. All hand made. Laundered. 4.75 French Bloomer with Val lace edging on the tucked, elastic-fitted ruffles. All hand made of a very fine quality cambric. 3.95 French Chemise, made charm: ing by lace and hand embroid- ery. Straps of lace. Lace trimmed bottom. Material, fine nainsook. Laundered. All hand made. 5.00 sleeves, dainty hand embroid- ery, hemstitching and ribbon. Beautiful pattern. Fine nain- sook. Laundered. 8,95 French Envelope Chemise with hand embroidered front and straps. Scalloped edge, top and bottom. All hand made, of very fine nainsook. Laundered. 5.00 French Chemise, prettily hand embroidered and scal- loped. Ribbon trimmed Hemmed bottom. Of soft, laundered nainsook, 2,95 French Chemise, hand em broidered in an effective design ‘and scalloped around the ribbon-drawn neck and around armholes. Material, fine nainsook, 3.95 Said the table to the chair.” EDWARD LEAR. And the Table and the Chair walked right into a little girl's heart, and fitted right into her doll house, with their friends the Sofa and Cupboard. Dol! Fur- niture.... .50 to 4.00 set I’m hungry and I can’t find food, I’ve looked most every- where. A little girl would taste so good, I think I see one there! BEARS... .2.00 to 25.00 DOLLS... .1.00 to 85.00 (More Toy Talk on Wednesday) Best & Co, | Fifth Avenue at 35th Street, N.Y. AN IDEA OF THE ADVANCE FASHIONS FOR SPRING MAY BE GAINED FROM THESE EXQUISITE NEW MODELS PRESENTING PHENOMENAL VALUES NEW TAFFETA SILK FROCKS, FEATURING Ad CHARMING FRONT DRAPED TUNIC EFFECT, AND TRIMMED WITH RIBBONS IN SELF COLORS, SHOWN IN BLACK, NAVY AND BROWN ai)" NEW CANTON CREPE FROCKS THAT WILL, MEET THE NEEDS OF BARLY SPRING; SMARTLY TALORED LOOSE FRONT AND BACK PANEL EFFECTS LAMSHLY EMBROIDERED IN CONTRASTING COLORS : LETTE. LE TTT 5 Reece