The evening world. Newspaper, February 23, 1921, Page 9

he a ee Re Re x z URS | THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1921. fire and with he i bo: | 4 ord | Gomera: nati ee mee WIFE AND 8 BURNED, |iitt.*ta% f"sattniite"™ *"] SOY CONFESSES THEFT. fstm.reitet meerscarnnt nee, vem cali cad remot aovd|Genorat matvay trike i Habien 29 Floor IBW. 34*St, pe taken to that station, where a Nick Car- MAN AND GIRL HELD Novel Reader Whe Nan Away Dee tor novel, entitled “The Crossed Nee-| house here to-day, to the envious ad- | wisxroo cry, Feb \e HELD FOR BEATING GIRL. 7 4 % gles, or 5 Curious Crime," was found in| miration of thirsty oltizens, The Naver | ratiway strike threatened to-day to re Hitond Acised of Mund elde Face the Musto. Ji no na arrived yemerday tnder a white flax! the strength of the pow Ofrecon (Between Filth Ave. & Broadway, Opposite Waldort Hotel) SPand Accused Of = MUTUCT—| Bartender Accosed of Brataltty| Samuel Lindenblipp, siztoen, an er- cate and i rae fram capture by Probibition|emment. President Obregon met the Mother Said io Have Been | ‘Toward Niece, 14. rand voy of No. 221 Bast 85th Street, IMMUNE BOOZE ARRIVES. | «« | threat of atrike by stationing The Home ‘ z | Jotn a: bartender, sizty-| Walked into Police Headquarters at 1 hin a few days H will completo railway offices here and dp Jealous of Daughter. oan BENG AIL Say ent Hioakapn o'clock Laat night and announced he had Dry Agents Can't Touch {t—Cees tol tts journey fram Europe and be received | others to take possession 4 of + Feb, 23.—Police| was locked up in Brooklyn Pollee| stolen $70 from bis employer on Feb. 3, Embasstes tn Washington. by Ambassadors in Washington of for-|gtationa, Much damaxc 40 Famous materia! witness Clara | Headquarters carly to-day, churged, 24 sone to Newport News, Va, where = poston, Feb, 23.—Casos of foreign’ eign nations, bean done to railway property. Brands r of Oliver Gatus|with brutally beating M c [he “decided to Blve Up WOT OO eee ee wennens 7 — . — |} of Men's coused of the murdur| fourteen, sald to bo his n bangs get paler Pag ea ary asi = na ond 8 wife and five of thelr children, | claimed he kicked thegsir f Louis Fistonberg @ trunk dealer of No. ee ae ee Young all of whoin found Feb. 14 An thé | white she was visiting friends at No. nied Avenue, had told him to de- Mi thetr home at 199 Cumberland Street. it in & bank. Returning to New | fen’s - from Virginia, he sald, he went a Clothes 3 at a prel Ambulance to the Bowery ‘Mission for lodging, but t that Mrs. Caumburia there wna so much noise pe could, not aftectio' the ie decided he could ket a “ulee lodging at, Hondquarters. of the Bast FUR SALE In our endeavor to keep our factories busy during the off season and following our policy of carrying over no made up goods from one season to another, we are offering the balance of manufactured stock at unprecedented reductions, These values can be compared only to those we offered in our sale of December 1913 when disposing of the entire stock before moving from 34th Street. All these furs are of Revillon Freres standard, newly made from fresh skins, They could not be replaced at these prices even at the lowest figures reached in the fur market. The quantitie. re not large but exceptionally choice, and the wonderful values make them ai. -xcellent investment not only for this year but for next season. Mole Alaska Seal Coatee . . - «© « $225 Coat, 36 in. .« « . $475 Coat, 30 in.trimmed. 275 Coat, 40 in. .« « . 675 Wrap + «6» » » 450 Coat, 48 in. .« . «© 925 Hudson Seal (Dyed Muskrat) Coatee . « « +» - $125 Coat, 36in. . . .« $275 Coat, 30in. .« « 2 225 Wrap, 40 in. »« « » 450 Lares Floor She of its Kin tern Brothers West 42nd Street (Between 5th and 6th Avenues) West 43rd Street Open Daily Till 6 P.M. Saturdays Till 9 P. M. Warm, comfortable and appropriate for wear during these crisp, snappy days: WOMEN’S TWEED SUITS In the latest models and distinctive fabric designs for 1921 $32.50 This low price is no criterion whatsoever of the high quality Suits offered in this event. They exceed by far the average conception of what constitutes exceptional value and merit your immediate inspection. “SENIOR” “JUNIOR” Act Now or Regret Later! This Opportunity to Buy Famous Nationally Advertised Brands of Clothes at ‘20 will soon pass into history as the Greatest Sale Ever Knowu in New York! 1531 garments of four of the Foremost makers in America were purchased by us at a tremendous saving lest week and included in this sale, making an aggregate of 4000 Suits, Overcoats & Ulsters vans nen’ Made to Sell at £40,°45,°50,°55, 60, °65 ALL AT ONE PRICE Squirrel Developed in mostly Imported Fabrics Natural Coat, 30 in. . . $295 Dyed Squirrel Wrap . $475 Silk lined throughout. Sizes 34 to 44, Mink Coats and Wraps i 46 and 48 in. $2500, $2750, $3250 Imported Coats and Wraps | Extraordinary Values in a Sale of 300 FEATHER FANS Beautiful Ostrich Feathers, including the Prince of Wales model with drooping feathers; also spread fans with curled or uncurled plumes. (Values up to $15.75) (Values up to $37.50) $8.50 $15.75 Orchid, Jade, Cerise, Turquoise Blue, Coral, Pink, Flame, Burnt Orange, Copenhagen Blue and Black Dyed Coney, 46 in. $165 Sport Coats Various Furs and Models, Self-Trimmed and Combinations in Natural! Muskrat, Spotted Cat, Natural Pony, Civet Cat and Hair Seal 30 in. $150 36 in. $175 Summer Capes Suitable for Spring wear, in a variety of furs, including Mole, Natural Squirrel and Dyed Squirrel $95 $150 $175 $195 Fox Scarfs. . . 2. - 2 - «+ + - $45 up Skunk Scarfs and Chokers $27.50, $45 up Fisher Searfs . . . . » « « 6125 up Hudson Bay Sable Scarfs ( Coaaden Marten) 1 skin, $75—2 skins, $125 A Remarkable Offering of Women’s 14-karat White Gold BRACELET WATCHES (Values up to $59.00) at the Phenomenal Price of $28.75 14-Kt. White Gold; 15-jewelled Lever movement. Reliable, small models, hand engraved; octagon, tonneau and cushion shapes, ribbon bracelets with 14-kt. White Gold Buckles. All Other Furs at Corresponding Reductions mK; Fifth Avenue at 53d Street A NEW YORK FOURTEENTH STREET WEST OF FIFTH AVE THURSDAY FRIDAY Special Purchase Sale KNITTING WORSTED 47 Value 74 ct. Established 1827 Unusual Price Concessions on an excellent assortment of Many of the Suits Have Extra Pair of Pants to Match. $5 Additional, Boys’ Wool Mixture or High-Grade Corduroy Suits All taken from our regular stock and priced The thing that makes this sale the one big outstanding event of its kind since before the war is the fact that at $20 you get your choice of 40 famous nationally advertised brands —the very finest clothes made in America, enjoying the largest sale and biggest reputation in the United States. All sizes, fabrics, colors and patterns represented. Small charge made for alterations, West beck Jot black. dark brows. VERY SPECIAL at $9,775, Sizes 7 to 17 years —The Wool Mixtures come in Cassimeres, Cheviots, Worsteds. —The Corduroys are of the absolute finest grade; Drab color. gah oy Wool Cassimere REGULATION BLUE SERGE 334 oz.—popular spring shades includ oil or Regulation Blue anne TAM O' SHANTERS shrimp, bamboo, radio and Kelly as well a ce aes oy Saar sty, way be ¥ eats ee th = ; E PT: SEY viiday and em: SECON") ¥ — Suits—Sizes 3 to 10 years. Sizes 63% to 7. navy, grey and black, has, eg, tase ei wvely for sweaters, scarfs, etc. Buy your summer supply now. See Pages 13, 17 and 23 for Other Hearn Advertising. $8.50 $1 95 (Between i). Ave anc Broadway) Street Opp. \ialdor! Hotel meme OPen Dally Tih 6 P. My — — Saterday 9 WO ee ee ee a — as ee -——