The evening world. Newspaper, March 2, 1921, Page 13

j Warrants Out for 42 Indi- viduals and 74 Concerns Under Indictment. nited States marshals are to-day nding up the heady of the ent Trust under bench warrants a yesterfay by Judge Hand. indictment on which Warrants issued was handed up yester- . It charges forty-two individuals seventy-four concerns with com- tion in restraint of trade and opoly, Ihe evidence on which the Federal id Jury acted was brought out Samuel Untermyer during the kwood committee's inquiry. je alleged that the defendant panies control the manufacture Sale of approximately 80 per cent. all the cement produced in the ited States, and it said their jective capital excee: 600,000,000. ig the Government's contention the alleged cement combination 8o effectually maintained uni- mity in price, divided territories, ited outmit and regulated the class character of customers who ht buy cement and the purpose hich cement might be applied as exclude cemenc from the ordinary innels of trade and commerce: {t, the indictment states, cement is longer sold freely In the market } 1s controlled by the manufactur- from the mill until it is actually | ployed in construction work. nienegrin King Is Fran ANTIBES, France, March 2.—King tholas of Montenegro died here yes- iday. The Queen of Italy, his daugh- } with King Victor Emmaduel. te pected here for the funeral, the fe of which has not yet been fixed. Desa itn "PRICE § SLASHING ‘SALE + SAVE UP GREAT CASH PURCHAS att Le Lae ie TY AT FACTORY FOR SENSATION TO 75% “Mepucrions: few of the remarkable ary 9x1: 2 AXMINSTER High Pile All Wool Maw yiQh Pite ALL wi Axminster Grass Ru Armstrong’s id Colors clear through to back; variety of lege and colors; cut from full rolls, 2 YRINE AL... Len sere ives Heavy Velvet Carpet Extra heav. lection; 27 inches wide. Val TEXOLE Sanitary, waterproof, Uutweant ordin Latest style two yards ALES FinAbomne 0. 0. u. yarens Sample Ruas {ange of colorings. Regular value 908, 9x12 (Smith's) Seamless Rugs ” These rugs are Riteast in quality and colors and sell elsewhere up to 875 6xo Double °x12 Warped 4.75 2.75 Linoleum 9 yards wide; $2.75 7 nu) d Die rir} ge 99e), HDAY UNTIL 8 P. M.—SATURDA’ ou Stsnien, Stora Brothers West 42nd Street (Between 5th and 6th Avenues) West 43rd Street Remarkable Values for To-morrow in A SALE of Women’s Silk Jersey Dresses embroidered of silk braided. $23.75 | ASHIONABLE models developed in a superior quality Silk Jersey; | Navy Blue, Taupe, Brown, Black. ABSOLUTE FINAL CLEARANCE SALE Misses’ and Small Women’s Fur-trimmed Wraps and Coats To CLOSE ouT at $28.00 _ Presenting an opportune occasion to secure modish Wraps and Coats at extraordinary price reductions. With Australian Opossum collars and other fur: Wool Boliv: Sizes 14, 16 and 18 ‘years or Duvet de Velours. s; silk lined and interlined. MISSES’ WOOL SPORT SKIRTS Smart. styles fashioned in Velour Checks or Plaids; fancy box pleated. Colors: Navy Blue and Tan, Brown and Tan and other combinations, Specially Priced $9.75 Lengths: 34 to 36 ins. Extraordinary Price Concessions will prevail Thursday in A Sale of 1585 RENE PEARL NECKLACES (Fine Imported Qualities) The decisive savings offered throughout this event ensure immediate disposal of the entire assortment. while the assortments are comparatively complete. $3.95 (Values to $7.50) $4.95 (Values to $10) $6.50 (Values to 12.75) —Indestructible orfilled pearls, Oriental and opalescent lustre; beautifully matched and graduated. —Cream, White and Rose tints in Opera lengths. 10.75 —10-karat gold clasps or spring rings attached. Early selection is advised 24, 27 and 28 inches. (Values to $25) Broadway at Ninth Street lew York Business Hours— 9 to 6. Telephone Stuyvesant 4700 The Great Housewares ee Sale going on—Seventh Gallery, New Building | FEY 4 fa What joys! These. ats at $10 ° 200 hats are a mere handful in the eyes of the milliners who gave these hats to us at a decided con- cession. Milan Straw Hats beautifully trimmed Scarcely two hats alike. Tailored bats with chic bows of cire ribbon—tricornes and turbans—dress hats trimmed with CS yachlinay and plain os- trich or flowers. All the modish colors, includ- ing rust, beige, cherry, claocolate brown and navy blue—also black. First Floor, Old Building, The smart woman’s Tailored Skirt The tailored skirt of satin, crepe de chine, or pongee, is a thing of innumerable small marks of distinction and breeding. The collar must be new, becom- ing and must fit, well, flaw! sly. Cuffs must -be correct in cut; if they are made for one’s own cuff links they must have well- tailored _button-holes. Tiny leated frills, discreet tucks, pee bs a jabot frill, are all t! oomed blouses are allowed. Kean t, and very important, they rust have the gift of tubbing perfectly. Tailored blouses in the materials mentioned, and with all these distinctive de- tails, are in the Blouse Salon at $7.50 to $13.75. Special mention— -striped silk, $7.50; ponste and crepe de chine at $8. a Second Floor, Old Building. Reyne. Sloves AT” WANAMAKERS For Easter wear Just arrived—12 and 16 button suede and glace REYNIER gloves — finest of the fine—in the wanted spring shades, includ- ing tan, brown, beaver and gray. 12 button gloves......... $8 16 button gloves $10.50 Main Floor, Old Bullding Sirus Shismere $2. 95 Skirts, $1.95; Middy Blouses, $1. 50, $1.95 Although we have made large purchases of each we would not be surprised if they did not last a day at these low prices. BLOOMERS of navy blue or black serge at $2.95—are the grade which we have recently had at $3.95, Sizes 6 to 20 years. SKIRTS of navy blue serge or plaids are in a pleated model mounted on ee muslin t our $2.95 ered, , MIDDY orm of white itty 95 are equally unusval, Sizes 6 to 20 years, Second Floor, Old Building Tenth’ Street suspected things—things mark ‘Always the bbe! Beige t gard) appreciate. The Straight-line Coat is developed in materials that are playing the title this Lee dyn, fine bolivia, orlando cloth roles for wral —marvella cloth, and duvetyn. Typical of the new mode is a wrap of reindeer colored velonde, made with set-in bell sleeves and with a decided tendency to a cir- cular ripple around the hem. Fine metallic embroidery orna- ments this wrap. The lining is a 165. A veldyne coat of navy blue vivid burnt orange. Price or black has no trimming bu! three wide folds on the skirt of the coat. Tweed coats for sports and travel, $39.50 to $45. Natural coats, $45 to $65. Second Floor, Old Building. Silk Petticoats Individual, new $3.85 to $8.95. the dolman, re- jess of figures or ages’’ will This with set-in sleeves nike narrow string girdle. Price, colored polo cloth _ Just out of the boxes. A va- riety of exceptionally new and emart models in a wonderful array of attractive rich coloring suitable to wear for the street or A new Pierrette created by Paris To mould the figure to her liking and achieve her | cherished desire Paris must needs create a new corset— and it was this one— 5 —of firm pink elastic, cut very low at the waist and without bones—giving just a Carbs amount of ra ip and a t ful contour to the figure w! hout {| sacrificing the corsotless lines. We have copied it. Prices according to lengths and quality of material. (Some are reinforced on abdo- men and back.) $10 to $40. Third Floor, Old Building. Linen Lingerie at old time prices Even in 1914 we would have considered $5, $7.50 and $10 quite little for lingerie of this quality. A number of charming new more formal occasions. Third Floor, Old Buliding Interesting new Robes for traveling Recent arrivals — $16.50 to $19.50; interesting collection, in- cluding several distinctive models of soft silks in the darker color- ings—with simple lines that are charming yet suitable for travel- ing. reakfast coats, $16.50 $18.75, Ati hi robes, in crepe de chine, Third Floor, Old Building. Five grades of Pearl Necklaces at Half beauti- matched and graduated, Indestructible pearls, full; with the silvery sheen and fin texture of Oriental pears. First grade, $3.75 to $7.50. —established price, $7.50 to $16. Second grade, $7.50 to $15. —establisted price, $15 to $30. Third grade, $12 to $30. —established price, $25 to $65. Fourth grade, $18 to $45. —established price, $36 to $98. Fifth grade, $38 to $68. —established price, $78 to $138, The fourth and fifth grade} necklaces are finished with soli gold filigree snaps. First an second grades have solid gol spring ring snap. Main Floor, Old Building. March Sales Glass, Lamps Becond Gallery, New Buliding March Sale, first quality of Housewares Seventh Gallery, New Buliding 36-inch Chiffon Taffeta, $2.50 yard Main Floor, Old Buliding All-wool Blankets, $12.75 ~ China, Fourth Gallery, New Bullding Pin-seal Leather Envelope Books, $1.95 Main Alsio, Main Floor, Old|Bidg Handbags, slightly hurt, $1 Petticoats, jersey silk, taf- feta, $3.75 Thursday’s Sales models in fine linen, fashioned oo by hand. Finest of fine Upholstery Silks 'T h e-remarkable collection of CHENEY upholstery eilks, in an exquisite array of color and sign, is now on the Fourth Gallery the New Building. It is the finest collection of An crican-made upholstery silks ever exhibited, and strikingly il- lusirates the vast strides America has made in the art of silk manu- facture since 1914. Orders may be placed for any of these silks, to be delivered now or later. Fourth Gallery, New Buliding. 0 e 250 Boston B only $2.25 ea $2.25 is the lowest price we know of for such bags as these id) of split cow-hide in mahogany or d| black. d 18 to 16 in; pocket. First Floor, Old Building. Handkerchiefs, _ novelty, 1214¢ each . Men’s Handkerchiefs, in- itisled, 6 for $1 Corsets, $2 — Brassidres and bandeaux, 85 Alle of Special Features, Main Floor, Olid Building Women’s Dresses, $29.75 Misses’ Dresses, $5, $10, $15 Women’s Silk Stockings, $1.75 The March Sale of China, Reductions Easter Fashions spread Spring over r the Store The Wrap—and Spring Fashion This spring Fashion is kind to the new wraps, which are al- lowed to do many new and un- that the woman who was heard to re- dolman ; Have you seen the de Silks? They were the center of attraction at the recent Silk Exposition. Visitors mar- veled when told they were from American mills. Come and see the Cheney silks, and realize that a new epoch in silks has been inau; ted. The exhibit will continue, in the Silk Rotunda, during the week. Silk Week Special |for Thursday Chiffon taffeta, $2.50 yd. This is the lowest price for which so exquisite a Lege of chiffon taffeta can today. Soft finished, in all the Spring » including “Mrs. Hardin, gray, brown and black ani sl b wi 36 inches wide. Main Floor, Old Building, winch dae eae value and Gay Skirts and Chic little Coats This Dinner Set is $87.50 in the March Sale It was $110. It is from the French factory of Chas. Fiel Haviland, and contains 107 peg. Nighigcwcs + with becoming —12 dinner plates deep V cr squire neckline, —12 Brenna plates’ Chemise :— with desirable —12 tea pI strap shoulder. —12 oy on butter plates Pantaloon:—wit \ lace or em- ~—12 soup plates broidered mctifs, to match a eee ae chemises, Fi Pen bets fost saucers Third Floor, Old Buliding —3 ore dishes —1 vegetable dish —sauce boat and stand —pickle Dinner Sets at great Savings During March French China dinner sets are reduced 20 to 40 per cent.—on to re “foregoing is Others peveig fils . REDON sets—$67.50. 107 pes., regular price $90. CHAS, FIELD HAVI- LAND sets—$87.50, $106, $145, $265. 7 pea.; were $110 to $330, THEO. HAVILAND sets, $100, $120. 107 pes., were $126 and $160. 52-pe. sets, $64—were POUYAT, LIMOGES, sete, $74, $170, $215. 7 pea.; were $92.75 to $266, UNION CERAMIQUE, Limoges, 107 pe. sets, $280 Were $850 and $382. Second Gallery, New Building Reproductions of Sheffield Plate 20 per cent. below established Bree: on tea-sets, American and English manufacture. 5-pe. tea sets, $80—six st; to select from. Colonial, bright silver or platinum finish. 6 pe. tea sets, $65-—oval shape. Tray, $40 to $120—plain or chased, oblong or oval. Chests, a fourth less . Oak chests, containing English lated forks, spoons, white- handle knives with stainless steel blades— $550 chest, 163 pes.—$487.50. 360 chest, 105 pes.—$270.00, $325 chest, 96 pcs.—$243.75. $310 chest, 78 pes. —$232.50. Eiiece Tea Set..... $80 regular price....... $100 Tray to hold 5 pes., $40 This is one example of the economies in the above Maip Floor, Old uliding. eh Sy, T is not big type and big talk I brane oa a bet the ped gs re on and fair goods in the eters lasting satisfaction. ts are much favored by Miss 14 to 20 Striped woolens— some- vivid, some subtle but alwaysin benutiful combina- tions of color —are enjoy- ing the same vogue as the checks and plaids in the new skirts. Skirts $12.75 to Lt Made es) jally for us by a tailor whose skirts have made him well known from const to coast. Pleated skirts of fine white worsted flannel are $13.75, The exquisite tailor- ing of there skirts is a pleasure to see. The little Coats » $45 and $75 - Of veldyne, beeause it is soft and tailors pec — in chocolate brown, beige, Pekin bh orn Other Coats to wear with the new skirts in- clude Covert cloth models at $45 and $49.50; poo cloth coats at $82.50 to $59.50, Second Fleer, Old Building All-Wool Blankets More at $12.75 pr. Just arrived, by express. “We're going to, sell cheap while we can,” said the manufacturer, “We were lucky to get hold of a lot of wool cheap, and as long as it lasts you ma have these blankets to sel at $12.75.” It won't last long, be- cause other retailers” t hroughout country are calling for the 70x82 in. blan’ rd white with colored jaids—block designs—in pink, jue, rose or tan, lt is years since Ry sold all wool blankets of such a grade at such a small price. Fourth Gallery, New Buliding What’s Happened ‘s/to Silk Shirts? Can you guess? If you saw these heavy silk shirts ( called broadcloth silk) in a group on a table, wot you guess that they were now— $6.50 each (tax 35¢) —instead of the price you paid last spring? Hundreds of men prefer silk shirts because they are so soft and so comfortable to wear; and now that zoe can RS GOOD, Ay { qualities at $6.60—well, spring almost here. Patterns are many. to 17. More Silk Ties very low at 65c Made from odd pieces of silks that Usually go into our regular 31 and bay our-in-hands. wien scarfs, in so mi patterns orings that you can choose with your eyes closed. Sizes are 14 Burtington arnt, oe |