The evening world. Newspaper, January 5, 1921, Page 8

has = i Ss SUL 5 a Ae St ae RRO. os Ns rig cero wie beh My ith eal IS ee ee r: e aed = pre seer ig E 73 “ee THE EVENING ¥ WORLD, eee oer TANUARY 5, 1921. mer TOUGH YOUTH JUST SNIFFLED| !ndicate to-day before Magistrate Le- | do you Mie our Ju | vine in Weat Side Court. John only anitfied in reply. ‘Bi est Bar ains for Stout Women Was Accused of Beating Ten| John's father told how he took a hand) “Cut that out," snapped Magistrate | iaectness Wak Sietene, when John slapped his mother's faer,| Levine. “You'ce supposed to be n bad hd how, after not sparing the rod, he) man. How would you like ten days in 1 =a John Cronin, seventeen, of No, 462)" | had dragged him to the Weat | a7tn | jail? ¢ we A and na artinn. 3 Tock par mother, did a not James was an angel compared | cooare “od the Court Lo ‘would pane the if 7 gavage an the charge woul | with ery maid the Magistrate, How | youth. ciara ‘ = a =| Everything in Stock Sacrificed! |\|| * fanley &3ile S'™AVENUE AT 36™STREET Second Noor ~ Jake Clevator. Widow of Prisoner Who Jumped From Park Row OW ER STOR At PARGAIN BASEMENT) == |B. Altman & Go, || Sees || January . E Lane Bryant hold: J Ch Sale. Thi Ea rl Justion,”. Mrs. Maria Galecdo, ] ( ; \} isa wendettil sepertionty for the teem or Sizes: 4 [ ea ) a nee aie ot Andrea Salsedo, who 38 to 56 Bust, 26 to 45 Waist. It is impossible to describe everything = Jumped from a fourteenth floor-win-| if MADISON AVENUE-FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK in detail. Values must be seen to he appreciated. i @ow in the Park Row Bullding on Soy 1, nas fied mult in the siae| || Thirty-fourth Street Thirty-fifth Street White Sale for Stout Women Ay % Former Prices Caurts to recover $100,000 damages. defendants are A. Mitchell Be i es N) hs C >, ~oagagr ped ee ¢ ; | eos satann lowersivicgy ¢ ne Miugeet savines tr tin commonsieel parenesee, § Dr esses uits— oats ! ‘bees "| i rts H BI . ls teades ¥. tae conertiheten: ] ° ° | i Cheer, Dresses veal Fine Bisse Bilis 4 Only a Few Items Are Particularized Here ‘ qi iIk-finished So- #0 Bungalow] w: ematitch annelette, . : cme ens| | A Gigantic New Year Sale BA tts eso iis fu.taewas [ILA] DRESSES - DRESSES ; Senlly, chief operative, and John : 1 ae ‘Pop- poe hb ay with embroider: | Qing, inany of Crepe Satin, Tat. Of Kitten’s Ear, Francisco, operative, i : nica. Bei Chambra: cut tee | Pak york ri Canton Crepe, ‘The complaint charges Salsedo of fall and room; sertion. 4 Crabs Mate an rae .50 Georgette, Poiret e ‘was held against his will for éight | ¢ 4.95, 7.95, 9.85 | 1.65, 1.95 106.95 1.25, 1.45 to 1.95| 98, 1.95 to 2.25 t Chatton Velvet; ie in ez oe pee : % weeks in the Department of Justice , : ‘ a) « num rs v 4 J Sitios im the Par ow Dude | O R l EN’ I ‘A | RI IGS ; COATS DRESSES H] unite model Taffete, ‘Lace, ‘s and that the treatment he received : Fete eet ha G98 oe ratcin Pog ed Ed Squirrel—Beaver Collars———- i sicelly ana finally drove him to kit || i ar nd dee as. Be ws pointe vse 1.2.95 |! A WRAP COATS on bimecit. Vi y . Prosdciotn and a ¥ Crepe a Chine or Serge .85 In a Variety of Colors. FE Pisce Longe yh boone weart IS no being held {me a Heat “yates “| 6Q7-80 fot Barmaina of the ren 19- 4 Bolivia, Chamoistyne, Frost Glo, Sevilla, f with Roberto Ella in 4 small Brook- Ooate of Bitvertons, with Specially ‘designed | to at | peer eye acieralion 59 tion "was found certain paper, and PT} Bata gis ASS [coat vcl Bent’ vue ZQ-85 ||'FMl) |) "Possum Collars and Cutts Bape aie to rit rouarn amon and will be continued during the HY Gado savin’ yma si snsee wevioa i eesess dn eam, bt @ explosions. “Selsedo, Supt. Lamb : 5 ‘inter and Early Spring Suits : SE I remainder of the month Eg ne Pg Digester sag et ears , FUR COLLAR COATS i to see his wife. He was in bad health, —_—_—__—_—_ nn eee for) s Wout BoC [in navy or black, Very | Cheviot, in black, navy, ‘ Australian Oposs! m 15 Ege et Geo DA | Sah ee ag | Sas oF 3g Ver Lao Suet nce, 3 i suicide. ee 08 a, hi Bi i 8, $41 $59, 50m 4 BATE oma gee ee Every Rug is unreservedly guaranteed | erp teeely poet 1 Fur Collar Fur Collar # Bh eg Macrengr Rauch tea enyiy oy : Jay Bathrobes — WAISTS Nightgowns | || /5j/ © WRAP-COATS WRA: -COATS . -B Masettitelpane ehcorton. eee tee = a eaten Rien. Peat? | Bah nara f] Beaver, Squirrel, es, In Most Shaces of Ras ora Y 6, “ cphell i a vora, una, i Sehonee Saety Roa ° |] | 6:95 to 9. Siadraay uss 145, 2.25 to 3.25 Bolin tin 79: ie cionee 98” % 5 rn aT, ssreyey nis ae Se i ored, awl Petticoats val 2 ~ SOQVWIVCVSVowG <= DSS OP OY SG rete aes. ‘ ( Q) 2.45, 3.95 to 10.95 | |1.19,3.95to 10.95 ’ i cy 2 in ( e emi ~/innual '~ UY) re pro petlone (le ores peices. | ; ( 21-23 Weat Just West of t, ae / A sath Stan Lane Bryant 5° ‘seo Our Semi-Annual | 5 earanee e .& C) : - ————————— H | Y \ le One-Half Price Sale! 4 I MI LER. H = Every Coat, ets Suit reduced to 2) ¥ (3) } le exactly one-half tts former pric oa L c/ hoer ia: Customary Sale of fi», price iH hr 4) « T ble C | 4 No Reservations—Everything Included: ' 4 THE SEASON'S ‘MOST AL- e) ih mEroieey etal: $30 Dresses Now $15 1 e LURING STYLES AT TRULY xy it and China $40 Suits Now $20 i it i) 9) is HE entire array of Oving- i $50 Coats Now $25 i ( TEMPTING REDUCTIONS. i ton china and table crys- Ii . it oy ; (cs Ki val noes et 10% to Fanaa H 4 : C less than the fair prices whi | if Orfirds and Pomp, $7.95, $995, $1195 1 i Eres p * nm » | ti 6) High Boots, $9.95, $1.95, $82.95, $14.95 . | i ornate gold encrusted to the very i; | H 5 > (S} i cee pate at discounts from | { a Always an important occasion, this year's mn} ) Gold encruned glass bs . }. | \ ~ clearance has been made a real event by the I b port Lapa sud Ore tae Peplioaiadlieny ; aan unusual character of footwear offered and - are to be found in the the prices are, to say the least, 7 PI to say , it n more drastic price reductions than have been f F } January tale, sale { “l prastide for a number of years, 12| ’ ‘ it ~ in + J eee / All of the season's most desirable styles may &) HN Oo V I N G +r O N Ss nS be had in a wide variety of color combina- The Gift Shop of Fifth Avenue” ) °) tions in staple and fashionable leathers. q 4 312-314 Fifth Avenue, Near 32nd Street i i | 4 : \ Interesting price reductions have also been 7 REN AEN AS 1 41a made on Millerkins Shoes for Children at & \ n Y the Millerkins Shop, 15 West 42nd Street. i 41 } > . ; ‘ , All hosiery at radically reduced prices. i) t 5 ' 2) 2 1 i ; i. I. MILLER a ; where « within | 15 West 42nd St, 50 Church St. to Miles ot All Wool Silvertone Coat, Fine Quality Satin Dress; Advertised for $35, Sold in Our Catalog » Times, Oct. 3rd, for $19. 5, Now $17.50. Now $10 3,000 Coats, Suits and Dresses at exactly . one-half the printed prices in our catalog i We furnish “> A partments YY | Q and Homes 3 ieee Alvin nem Suite, with mahogany, finish frames, peed Pay- Firweribie hating in seats; 3 pieces, as (3 Over 600 Fur-Collared Coats Included Y Some As Low AS $12.50 | Q No Mail Orders, C, O, D.'s, Refunds or Exchanges i rs HAMILTON GARMENT CO. 307 FIFTH AVENUE iii'st = 50 SEWING MACHINES ON CREDIT UP TO on - - - 4 “cram deities | It Makes Little Difference What You Need— C } H AVE E a e) IM, K-36, PMOVSL LOA HBSS CbxOD CACWEAMY : 750-787 Buty Ave | A World “Want” Ad. Will Go and Find It , 5 i « . 2 i Ai po 3 AN” GEE 5 t