The evening world. Newspaper, March 1, 1921, Page 17

: 'H’S $20,000 HELD FOR PAY ROLL ASSAULT ' ‘0 SAVE INFANTS Clothing Manufacturer's Ories Pre- 5 — vent Theft.om East Side, Gift to Whitman Inquiry | Gus Welsman, twenty-two, of No. 996 ‘Goes to Six Institutions | "iittea tn aesshe Court toxtay for’ al For Babies. y ritable Institutions will bene- eason of the, fact Edward | sixty, clothing manufacturer of No. 63 ; declined to retain the $20,-| fast Broadway. fubseribed for former Gov. ’s Investigation expenses. beanie horhad yee Eph ong fe cet, ° A was pon, ‘4 © Board of Estimate appro- |.At No. 63 Bast Broadway, His hat to 120,000 for the investigation, | some extent deadened the blows of the tman returned Mr. Hateh’s| Detectives Osan aod Tenmote ae the J The latter sent it back,| Oak Street, ‘Station ‘before thieves pO he money. The detectives you the check, I] escaped. ey passed from ine | = © of a” public benefit, you apportion it to the fol- ubiic charities where babies © beneficiaries: scher’s Infantorium, No. 509 Street, a shelter for infants Dus’ Bay Narecrs, "Nowa || “AB” Ga ' + for colored es, Ranges ee All styien, all tena, 85 up. # Out Department, New irsery and Child's Hospital tute and Abandoned Bhbies, Vest Gist Street, $2,500. pre. lyn Nursery and Child's Hos- ‘lon (iusranteed + the care of needy and SOLD IN JERSEY CITY BY } infants, No. 306 Herkimer TAYLOR & MANAHAN, §,8er* rooklyn, $2,600. ke treche, for ‘the care of con- || PME, TOS A eRe se4asoo, ies Peele) Rose & Co. 63 Orchard St., N.Y. (hn's Guild, for the expense Ong door oft Bt. Est. 36 Yourn, oat excursions for the care Grand 24 and 3 Ay. “L’" tnd Canal St, Sub. hd ailing babies during sum- iths, No. 105 Park Avenue, wer SATURDAY EVENINGS sum “¢ENMANIERS Our Liberal Credit fd, Terms Apply to , Long Island, New Jersey and Con- necticut. 86th St. Crosstown Cars and Buse spicusoeny Two Blocks Away. COUCH-BED tion at Our Door. tion a full size (f nin Figures eee ee bed. by night. 3d Ave. Street Cars Complete with itor Truck ‘eliveries Anne Period Bedroom Suite in American Walnut ing of Dresser, Chifforobe, Vanity Toilet $247°° and Bow Foot End Bed; four pieces, Pu WATE ee ee Chai Istered in T: \ with abr sotalol Je Tom's $4 O40 — ‘ THE EVENING Wo , Sale at FULTON STREET aro‘ BRIDGE STREET of Hoyt Jt Subway Sation Brooklyn Wednesday, Thursday and Friday ARE THE LAST THREE DAYS OF A SALE THAT WILL GO DOWN IN HISTORY OF MERCHANDISING AS ONE OF THE GREATEST EVENTS THAT MARTIN'S OR ANY OTHER STORE EVER HELD. THIS NOVEL IDEA OF HOLDING AN . AUTOMATIC REDUCTION. SALE AT THE END OF EACH SEASON IS TO CLEAR OUT ALL COATS, SUITS, DRESSES, WAISTS, SKIRTS, GIRLS’ WEAR, BOYS’ SUITS, AND OVER- COATS AND ALL FURS. The Day Makes the Price THE IDEA [S AS FOLLOWS: EACH AND EVERY GARMENT ON SALE IS TAGGED WITH A SPECIAL SALE TICKET, AS PICTURED BELOW, WHICH WILL SHOW THE PRICE THAT THEY WILL BE SOLD AT EACH DAY AND THEIR ORIGINAL VALUE. . All Wool Sweaters On the Main Floor Waists and Skirts On the Main Floor Look for Automatic Reduction Tickets Waists as low as.. Ad Skirts as low as. . Look for Automatic Reduction Tickets * 500 Slip-over Sweaters. .1.79 500 Tuxedo Sweaters. . 2.95 Silk Petticoats TAFFETA AND JERSEY AND VARIOUS CoM- PERCALE, GINGHAM BINATIONS OF BOTH AND CHAMBRAY 12 89c FORMERLY TO 5.00 FORMERLY 2.00 STILL THREE DAYS LEFT TO THOSE WHO HAVE NOT PARTICIPATED IN THIS SALE, LET US ADD THAT FORMER PRICES ARE NOT CONSIDERED AT ALL. OUR MAIN OBJECT IS TO DISPOSE OF ALL MERCHANDISE ON HAND. Every Garment Must Be Sold Before Store Closes Friday, March 4th, at 5:30 P. M. THIS IS OUR FOURTEENTH SEMI-ANNUAL AUTOMATIC REDUCTION SALE. OUR PATRONS REALIZE THAT OUR SUCCESS IS DUE TO THE FACT THAT WE NEVER CARRY ANY GARMENTS OVER FROM ONE SEASON TO ANOTHER. ALL HIGHER-PRICED GARMENTS MARKED AT PROPORTIONATE REDUCTIONS NoneC.O.D. All Sales Must Be Final NoExchanges All Boys’ Suits, Overcoats and Mackinaws The Balance of Our Entire Stock of Winter Suits, Overcoats and Mackinaws to be Closed Out in This Sale Regardless of Former Prices. All Fine Tailored Garments, in Sizes 3 to 18, House Dresses Silk Hosiery PURE SILK, FULL FASHIONED — SLIGHTLY IRREGULAR 122 FORMERLY TO 5,00 INDAY DAY Wed. Thurs, Fri. 1 00 ‘ . roomy) Tae PSE 1022 922 gts SALE AT FULTON STREET STORE ONLY’ a . i a. ‘ RLD, TUESDAY, MARCH 1, 1921. BROOKLYN Bere Hours 9 to 5.30 1500 Pieces of Batiste Undermuslins, $1.26 Such dainty styles—most of them samples or small orders to use short lengths of pretty laces, embroideries, etc. White or pink batiste, well made and well cut—don't look for too many duplicates—in some cases there are none. This lot consists of Nightgowns, Billie Burkes, Petticoats and Envelope Chemises, A Sale of 200 Dozen of Fine Ostrich Bands, $1.19 ‘They are made up especially to our order—made during the quiet season when work was not so high-priced and we could make our price accordingly little. Bands fully curled long enough to encircle the hat crown and make a complete trimming. Colors include grey, Copenhagen, pheasant, beaver, navy blue, jade green, tangerine, henna, brown and black, A. & B—Oerees flee, Bast. A Most Important Purchase and Sale of Bigelow - Hartford Carpets At 25% to 30% Less Than Today’s Regular Prices HE Bigelow-Hartford Carpet Co, recently disposed of over 12,000 yards of five fine grades of carpets. Always alert to give the public the best possible values, The Store Accommodating has secured thousands of yards as Brooklyn's share. The patterns in this sale are being discontinued by the makers—hence our ability to secure them at a great reduction from the regular prices. ,Each design and color combination is highly desirable and many are in reproductions of Persian and Oriental effects. ‘ These are Full Rolls in every grade —and perfect in every respect —of pure wool yarn throughout Every one of the five grades offered is of the standard grade Bigelow-Hartford make, which is convincing proof as to their wearing quality. Heavy Grade Velvet Carpets, $2.89 Yard A closely woven heavy wool velvet in Persian and Oriental effects. Many neat patterns. At Today's Regular Cost This Grade Would Sell for $3.96, . Tapestry Brussels Carpets, sad $1.79 Yard A very durable grade in Oriental designs com, bining greens, tans, browns and reds. ‘oday’t egular Cost Tha Grade Wowld Sell ae i for 88.44. Bigelow Axminster Lawell Axmineter Heavy Plain Wilton Carpets, $3.89 Yard Carpets, $2.97 Yard Carpets, $4.97 Yard One of the heaviest and best | 4 heavy, durable grade to be |. Solid shades of green, sand, grade Axminsters made. De- | had inva choice selection of de- | blue, mole and putty. A heavy signs for practically every room. | signs and colorings. grade fully % inch thick. day's Regwiar Coat The At ‘Today's Regular Coon TMs | 4* croda Would Gell for $4.84. At Today's Regular Cost This Grade Would Bell for $6.48, Grade Would Sell for £6.89. A. & &—Third floor, Bast “VOLLRATH” Triple-Coated White Enamelware In This Sale of Housewares This enamelware of exceptional wearing quality has achieved a nation-wide repu- tation, Any opportunity to secure “VO! Wig Enamelware at reduced prices is an occasion not to overlooked. SS > Dish Pans, $1.97 Reduced from $2.40 Oval shape; capacity 12 Tea Kettles, $2.39 ats. — ras) Coffee Pots, $1.85 Reduced from $3.00 Reduced from $2.14 Flat bottem; capacity Hinged cover; capacity 2 4% ats. qts. J cent Convex Saucepans, o) Convex Saucepots, $1.57 pull Reduced from $1.95 Double Raters ayy Reduced from $2.15 Two side handles; capac- Long side handle; capac- _ Enameled cover; capac- ity 5 qts. ity 134 qts. ity 6 qts. & 4 8-Somy fen. ae. errant niinijipoapimciems aman tal be,