The evening world. Newspaper, March 2, 1921, Page 10

BY Whrhoree eT oa tril v prota Stolen Car Impressed to Serve Sum-| rorsem ‘nt' reds been Hy mons, atl isin thcinies Roger Bresnahan Divoreea. &@ Gecres of absotute divorce to Mra, Brom, ear Road and No, enty-at a Ryenon a Ferme a city, detective and | man of the forse ‘Contral itn ten Bepaebepdctmst arias Wom yar Ts b oe Ae ix et 8 Sag An attorney ey feos. Baby Should Have a Crib Built for Sleep NETTING a suitable Crib for Baby these days is very much easier than it used to be— with Simmons Cribs of the new designs now at your disposal. In fact, these new cribs built for sleep had hardly been announced before hundreds of the cribs “used by all the rest of the children” were discarded in favor of the new Simmons Cribs. Beds built for sleep is the great Simmons principle. It means beds firm, steady, noiseless— free from the slightest suspicion of the creak, rattle, jar of old-style metal or wooden beds. * It is only when your bed is perfectly quiet that your nerves completely relax and you sink int> a deep, natural sleep. Even more important for Baby than it is!for you! v Simmons Metat Cris, Design 290, is one of the fine Cribs built for sleep by Simmons | Company. Parts fitted as snugly and noiselessly ‘as those of a Simmons Bed. Drop side, affording easy access and perfect protection against falling. ie Finished in smooth, satiny White, Decorative ¥| Colors and Hardwood effects. z FREE BOOKLETS ON SLEEP! Write us for “What Leading Medical Journals and Health Magazines Say about Separdte Beds and Sound Sleep,” and “Vours for a. 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Bere —Main Vicor, 35th Street Tan Shoes $8.44 Formerly $10.89 Made of Tan Calfskin, with medium or narrow A shoe for service, comfort and appearance. Seve —Main Flour, Balcony, 35th Strest, Rear Sale of Men’s ‘Trousers All Wool $5.75 There is double economy in this sale—your money saved and a suit’s life prolonged. Unfinished Worsteds, Cassimeres and Cheviots, in dark and medium | stripes, mixtures and plain shades. Sizes 28 to 48. oe —FiRh Fleer, Pront 2400 W oven Madras Shirts Soft Cuff-Coat Model Every shirt tailored up to our high standard of workmanship. Neatly striped patterns on white grounds. Sizes 14 to 17. Bee —Main Floor, 35th Street. For Our Other Merchandise Advertisement See Pages 7 & 21 each 1200 Cravats : 79c each &§ A collection of many : beautiful colorings fy and designs. 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