The evening world. Newspaper, February 3, 1921, Page 5

-— = ’ THE EVENING WORLD, ! Panama Canal Tolls Set New Record. Former Capt. Driscoll Dei QUEENS PRESIDENT ‘LAST OF HOBOKEN { WASHINGTON, Feb. 4--Panamal Capt. Dennia Driscoll, a retire CONFINED TO BED VICTIMS eee Cana) tolls in January amounted tol momber of the police force, died from $50,000 the apoplexy last night in his home, No. 7 Department | ttt & Tehth Street, Brooklyn. Maurice E, Connolly, Suffering Rogies ‘Hose of John Towle ot Ai ghtaiRt [tired more than ten year® ago, At] From Acute Rheumatism, Ordered ry Hen ~ ne time ie was in charge of the} hm : Manhattan, and Mrs. Mary Hen itor Acanira alariom trookives "| to Have Complete Rest. | of Newark. Borough President Maurice B Hi at his. thirteen Connolly of Queens is x0 home on Linden Avenue, Corona, pre word Was sent to Borough Hall, Lang Island City, this Morning cancelling all engagem@nis ah Mr. Connolly's lilness first bee a eto known lust nig ntided was etanil tek nody Lh consuitat ' forty -2bs side. Newnrk, he w ae from an at umutisin and would be RADICAL REDUCTION sig Ra ig a ari High cut Boots in all leathers. Suede tending evils Oe he tee: WoL te Oe and Cloth tops. Welted and Turn soles; Cuban and Louis XV. heels. disturbed upon any pretext, but was to have complete text Soy FHE Ft $13.30 NEW WAGE CUTS ‘ON ERIE. oan $ 10: Ferment) i cl rom - KRedaces Unekilled Workers Wholesaler $18.80 2 and 3-strap Grey, Brown and Black Suede Slippers. Also Satin # Patent Colt, Vici and Dull Kid spEcIAL °J 274 x. . Sizes 1 to % A to EF se CO. D. No Exchange: Branch Store: 511 6th Ave. — BESWAEY ior" o wages of 1 duced ft cents an ‘hour on quehannan. 48 to 35) and lines cust of of workm. aisle rom back. SiLLAES Cor COFFEE Co.’ Where There Is Justice, (o-operation, There Is Service. James MeCreery & Co. Men’s Clothes Shop Second Floor Economy and Energy, 5th Avenue 35th Street Semi-Annual Clothing Event Offering Unrestricted Choice of Our Entire Stocks en’s and Young Men’s uits and Overcoats $38 $40 | 526 $38 ‘48 Due to These Exceedingly Low Prices, There Will Be a Slight Charge Where Alterations Are Desired 50 Regularly $50 $55 $60 $65 50 Regularly $70 $75 $80 $85 $90 $95 50 Regularly Extra Space, Salespeople, Tailors No C. O. D.’s, Approvals or Returns ns THU RSDAY, FEBRUARY-3,. 1921, Where there ia Justice, Co-operation, Economy and Energy there is Service cove James MeCreery & Co. ~«>~ | Our Entire Collection of | Oriental Rugs 25% to 50% Less Than Formerly China—lands where the rug weaver's d these From Persia, India, art has red have we garne hed its highest perfection— This is your opportunity to obtain one Such values as these are difficult to duplicate, wonderful specimens. Embossed Chinese Rugs, Room Sizes; extraordinary quality. 195.00 & 295.00 Persian Mahal Rugs Room Sizes; Righ colors. 225.00 and 275.00 Size Formerly Now Persian Arak... 00. 08 :12.1x 8.11 575.00 75.00 || Persian Mahal... . 89x 7.3 3765.00 187.50 || India Amritzar 11.3% 7.3 376.00 195.00 |] Obities@ cas cves eos ee 12 x 9 485.00 242.50 | Persian Mahal... .10.8x 6.10 450.00 —- 245.00 || Persian Mahal. 12 x 91 520.00 262.50 | Persian Mahal. --111x 6.8 450.00 225.00 | Persian Mahal. +14 x10 750.00 375.00 || Persian Arak. 18.2x 9.1 535.00 267.50 | Persian Mahal... 13.1x 9.8 525,00 295.00 Hl (OHiheae cleNer ee a nsicadennney 10 x 8 450,00 225.00 | Persian Mosul Rugs in Hearth Sizes 7 49.75 | Small Chinese Mats ‘each 15.00 \ Turkish Anatolian Mats. ..........00000 cece eeeeeee 4.95 (Eighth Floor) Inexpensive—but Most Attractive Dresses for Women 17.50 The general readjustment of prices seems to have had a more pronounced effect on Dresses than other apparel. These Dresses at 17.50 are uncommonly good looking and fashioned of a good quality Tricotine, Serge, Taffeta, Crepe de Chine, Tricolette or Wool Jersey. new flared tunics; There are but not in Some flaunt the others slim, straight lines. all sizes in the assortment, every style. Because of the extraordinary nature of this offering, we are forced to specify that there will be No €.0. D's. No Credits No Eschanges (Fourth Floor) 125 Misses’ Bolivia Wraps Beautifully Fur-Trimmed 35.00 Everybody knows the actual value of Wraps of Bolivia, topped with collars of Moleskin or Australian Opossum. Therefore it is unnecessary to stress the importance of this sale. All are lined throughout with silk. Suffice it to say all the fashionable shades are represented, as well as all sizes. But as there are just 125 Wraps in the assortment, we advise carly selection, Fourth Floor) Sumptuous Wraps for Women— of Rich Fabrics and Costly Furs 75.00 For the woman who prefers a handsome cloth cout to one of Fur, these Coats offer an exceptionally good opportu- nity. Earlier in the season they would have cost far more. They are fashioned in those dignified, exclusive styles char- acteristic of garments of the better sort of various handsome materials — Bolivia, Evora, Evora Superior and Veldyne. The collars and cuffs are of Genuine Beaver, the best qual- ity of dark, rich Squirrel or Australian Opossum. The lin- ings, too, conform to the gen- oral high standard of the Coats —they are exquisite! All the called Zine. be (Fourth Floor) fashionable shades, including a new tone of Gray | | Telephone—Fitsroy 3400 What skirt lengths will predo Summer? What widths? moment, nate for Spring and ‘These are questivns of the Skirts in most instances will continue to be short, reaching to about 12 inches from the ground. There is a decided impulse among many of the Paris cou- turiers to make both street and evening gowns decidedly longer. Many of the new modely escape the ground by a bare eight inches, This increase in length, however, is in almost every instance modified by a lifted drapery, an irregularly cut skirt border or by flying panels. At some one point at least the border of the skirt is raised far above the «ight inch limit The Buyways will frequently give pertinent ad- vance style features that will be of aid to women in planning their Spring and Summer wardrobes. Continuation of Our Special Offering of Velour Portieres Pair, 23.75 Unusual values always command attention, and this is no exception. The gratifying response to this sale, which features a most remarkable value, prompts us to offer more of these splendid portieres at this low figure. All desirable colar combinations may be secured and extra lengths made to order at proportionate prices. NoG.0. Die No Approvals No Returns (Fifth Floor) F ebruiry Clearance Sale of McCreery Footwear for Women Every line of Boots and Low Shoes (also evening Slippers), in which the size range is incomplete, ix in- cluded in this sale. Their regular prices were from 10,50 to 16.00, At 8.95——strap effects in Pumps of Brown, Black and Gray Suede and Brown or Black Kidskin or Black Satin, Brogue Oxfords and numerous tailored models of Calf or Kidskin. Walking Boots of Tan Calfskin or Brown or Black Kidskin, Evening Slippers of Silver Cloth or Black Satin, 5 ? At §,.95—strap Pumps of Black or Brown Kidskin, also Tan Calfskin Oxfords and Boots of Brown, Black or Blue Kidskin or Tam Calf- skin. At 3,95—a varied assortment of styles, principally in narrow widths, up to size 5. No C.0. D's. No Approvals. No Exchanges. at Gacond Ploor) Boys’ W. 7 Specials Boys’ Overcoats Special for Friday and Saturday Only 9.75 Every coat is made of all wool fabrics— Chinchilla, Cheviot and Kersey in solid colors of Blue, Brown and Oxford, as well as hand- some tweed effects, These overcoats are of a high quality at a very low price. Sises 24% to 8 years. 500 Boys’ Cotton Pajamas 1.55 Fine cotton pajamas im one and two-piece models, in Pink, Blue, White and novelty ef- fects, Sizes 6 to 18 years. (Thard Floor) Women’s Silk and Knit Underwear Reduced Linen Pollyanna Athletic Union Suits, White or Pink. formerly 8.50, 1.75 Athletic Union Suits of fine Batiste with Silk top. formerly 4.00, 2.50 Imported embroidered Silk Vests, White 6.50 only. formerly 8.85 to 11.50, Lace Trimmed Glove Silk Bloomers... formerly 12,00 to 14,00 Ribbed Cotton Union Suits in low sleeveless style, knee and ankle length formerly 1.75 and 1.95 (Third Floor)