The evening world. Newspaper, March 16, 1921, Page 5

SOLD $3.80 TICKETS AT $10, IS CHARGE Theatre Agency Accused in Federal Court of Third and Fourth Offense. The Leo Newman rneatte Ticket Agency at No. 1482 Broadway was Bharged before Mederal District Judge John C. Knox to-day with third and fourth offenses for the alleged sale of theatre tickets not stamped with the Prices at which they were sold. Abraham Jailer, who rune the Nation- @) Thoatre Ticket Company at No, 1475 Broadway, was charged as a second of- fonder on tne same count Against him also was lodged a charue that ho failed to stamp the agency name on thekets, Assistant Federal Attorney John Fine aid Newman on Jan. 24 sold four $3.80 tlekets at $10 each, and on Marc 3 sold to Jaller two $3.85 tickets Kolinsky Scarfs...... . Japanese Sable Scarfs Stone Marten Scarfs... Natural Squirrel Scarfs Lucille Fox Scarfs. . BONWIT- TELLER &CO/# wen toon 38™ STREET The Final Touch To the Costume Complete FUR SCARFS Quality, the outstanding feature of Bonwit Teller & Co. furs, com- bines with originality of design and fineness of workmanship to make these scarfs objects of fashion. aN ecERoaCeEee 24.50 Moleskin Scarfs ....... 0. ccc ceeeeeee Baum Marten Scarfs... Hudson Bay Sable Scarfs............. Platinum Gray Fox Scarfs............ Natural Fisher Scarfs............... A Large Collection of RARE CHOICE PELTS In Natural Russian Sable, Natural Blue and Natural Silver Foxes AT MODERATE PRICES $4.96 each. Newman was fined $75 on # similar charge about two weeks ax: Counsel for both men pleaded 0 guilty and were given a week in whici (o change thelr pleas. Judge Knox granted an application for a bill of particulars in the ticket speculating cane started a fortni¢ht ago against the Tyson Company of No. 1482 Broadway, which has branch of- ticks in eighteen leading hotels, eeehpeatianenes TAX RETURNS POUR IN. ts Thirty Collector Kdwards Sacks of Mall, Thirty @acks of mall with belated income tax returns were recelyed at the office of William H. Edwards, Collector of Internal Revenue for Man- hattan, to-day Collector Edwards sent a letter of praise to his Chief Office Deputy, J. nen, Chief Field Deputy Richard J. MeBiligot, heads of departments and his office force for their zeal and| | efficiency, wear. HE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAROH 16, 1921, OPPENHEIM. GLUNS &G 34th Street—New York Special Offering Thursday A Distinctly New Misses’ ‘‘Roselle’’ Jersey Sport Dress Sizes 14 to 18. Also suitable for women to 36 bust. A youthful model of Wool Jersey in Navy, Henna, Beige, Reindeer and Brown, suitable for Sport and general Wide Self Girdle. and Cuffs of Superior White Linen. seat 18.00 Chic Collar In reaffirming the facts given in the above item, namely, that we will continue selling at wholesale to the public direct, on the same small margin of profit we hereto- fore charged the retail store trade, we wish to call special attention to the class of goods we manufacture. We use only the best kind of woolens and trimmings. When we say “best” we mean absolutely the best—100 per cent. virgin woolens—the finest we can obtain from the American Woolen, Etna, French-Rivers, Thomas H. Wilson and Wandskuck mills, And every spring suit or top cbat we offer is guaranteed to fit and give the limit of satisfaction, If it doesn't, or you feel that we have not offered you the best value obtainable anywhere in New York, return your purchase and we will refund your money instantly and WE BELIEVE MEN WILL READ THIS NEWS WITH ELATION Finkelstein & Maisel, Wholesale Clothing Makers, Announce That They Will Continue Selling Direct to the Public. News Note: Finkelstein & Maisel, wholesale manufac- turers of men's and young men’s fine clothing, of 810 Broadway, New York, whose public statements relative to threats made against them by certain retail clothing store interests for selling direct to the public have attracted wide attention, announce their entire spring line of suits and top coats will be sold to the public on the same whole- sale price basis charged their retail store trade, without argument. ve Tore Finkelstein & Maisel “Makers of Clothes of the Better Kind for Men and Young Men.” FACTORY AND SHOWROOMS (Take Elevator), ONE FLIGHT UP. 810 Broadway, opp. 11th St., N. Y. WhiteRose COFFEE- New York’s Own Drink A eel a wouldn’t like White Rose Coffee in Maine. It’s too full-flavored—too well-roasted for the Maine taste —but it suits New York’s taste exactly. New York is a coffee drinking city. Where you find a people generally liking a certain food or drink— there will you find that food or drink at its best. White Rose Coffee has been specially packed to meet New York’s discriminating cotfee taste. SEEMAN BROS., Inc. NEW YORK Proprietors of WHITE ROSE CEYLON TEA Now note our prices—$20, $25 and $35—no higher—the same seale wi the retail store trade Figure the usually very high expenses retail stores must meet for ground store rents, elaborate fixtures, high price salesmen, &c. This must all be tacked om to the merchandise they sell—or that we would have sold to them, instead of direct to you. A considerable sum to say the potassium We also make your suit or coat to order, if desired, using only the | very finest grade of materials, These tremendously important in every child’s diet.” facts deserve your very serious consideration in giving thought to your Easter and spring habiliments —whether suit or top ceat, and especially If you desire somethin Shave the Ofdinary In snap aad wear, Our factory—one flight up— will be open from 8.30 A, M. to 7.80 P. M, during this sale, Sheffield milk. = This is a statement from Dr, Dorothy Reed Mendenhall. Growth ix meas- ured by bone formation. velopment depends largely on cal- cium supply. Milk is the cheapest and best source for calcium. See that the children have plenty of SHEFFIELD FARMS CO., Inc, NEW YORK CHEAP CALCIUM for BONES ss F all foodstuffs milk is the cheapest and most abundant source of calcium, and milk also provides other important mineral salts, such as and _ phosphorus. growth is measured by bone formation and since a child must have a steady abundant supply of these essential minerals, milk should be included Therefore since Bone de- Where There Ix Justice, Co-operation, Beonomy and Energy, There Is Service 5th Avenue james McC MeCreery Quality Merchandi aa A dove rtised, on Sale beginning Thursday, March Ith. reery & GO, =~ es Telephone Fiteroy 3400 The old-time crumb seraper you are using roughens the satiny finish of your table linen and wears it out long before its time, A table sweeper which is a compatatively new device, is much more efficient and kinder to your linen, It looks and operates like a tiny carpet sweeper, removing the erumt ans of a washable revolving brush con ¢ particularly at- tractive ones of silver plate are orna| slored enamel and have handles of white enamel, Others are of simple Colonial design with ebony handtes. 6.00 and 6.78 are their respective prices. In nickel silver they cost but 3.60, What a splendid gift one would make for the Easter bride! _ Toilet Articles Ivory Finish or Shell Colored Louts XVI. Design At Extremely Low Prices Rarely does a sale of this nature present itself. The fine quality of these goods is unquestionable—the charming beauty of their design has won its way into the homes of the most exclusive—-the prices defy comparison, . Whether you buy a complete sect or separate pieces, you have the assurance that you can always match them at McCreery’s. You can not, however, match || the prices after this sale, 3.00 2.00 1.00 formerly formerly formerly 4,50 to 8.75 8.00 to 5.00 1.75 to 9.00 Hair Brush , Liver Jewel Box com Puff Box Pin Cushion i Hair Receiver Hat Brush Manicure Tray Buffer in Tray Pin Box Comb and Brush ° Pleces,—File, Hook ‘Tray and Cuticle Knife (Engraving 20c on each Ivory Finished article. Special prices for engraving Shell pieces.) (Main Floor) Clock Cloth Brush Bonnet Brush Shoe Horn An Annual Event of Great Importance to Mothers This year, because of decreased wholesale costs, we are able to offer values far in excess of previous seasons. A few of many interesting items are here listed: Long or short Coats of White Crepella, hand-embroidered col lars and cuffs, Silk lined. Baby Week Price, 2,75 Baby Week, Price, 10.25 = White Knameled Nursery Hand-made Dressesy—long or Chairs with pottie; hand-paint- short, of sheer Lingerie Cloth, ¢4 decoration, hand embroidered. Baby Week Price, 8,98 Baby Week Price,2.25 to 3.95 — Cambric and Muslin Crib , Sheets, Baby Week Price, Infants’ Cotton and Wool ie Ween Vests Ist dnd 2nd sixes. 50¢, 65¢ and 1.00 Baby Week Price, 1,15 _ Long and Short White Flannel Infants’ Silk and Wool Vests, Petticoats with muslin tops tuil-fashioned, * hand-embroidered scallop, Baby Week Price, 1,85 Baby Week Price, 2.50 _ : <A) Wage Hand-embroidered Madeira lar, cuffs and belt. 1 and 8 years. 1,35 and 2.50 Baby Week Price, 1,78 Cambric Pillow Cuses, 12x16 Chambray Creepers, — Pink, Baby Week Prive: 256 Blue and Yellow, with White Long and Short White Dresses, collar, cuffs and belt; hand- with hand-embroide stitched, Sizes 1 and 2 yrs. ; Baby We ! Baby Week Price Short White | Dresses with ‘ sai neck and short sleeves Creepers of White square nec abare 1 hand-embroidered; _ also with luce and embroidery, Blue or White Poplin, Irish picot-edged collar und cuffs, Sizes 1 and 2 years Baby Week Price, 2,50 Japanese Silk Quilts — plain and printed in Pink or Blue. Baby Week Price, 1,50 White Poplin Creepers stitehed in Pink or Blue. Sizes 1 to 8. Baby Week Price, 1,35 (Third Floor) French Voile Blouses : Sale Price 3.95 More evidence of a lower trend of prices! French Voile Blouses pre viously cost at least 5.00, Those offered in this Sale are exceptionally smart Spring models for 8,95. A finely plaited frill meanders down the front of Model A and fine Val enciennes Lace edges the collar, frill and cuffs, Model B boasts of Real Filet Lace and tucking as adornment. (Fourth Floor) Women’s Spring Coats and Wraps Svc, 48,00 #4 75.00 At 48.00—Models of soft, deep-pile Bolivia in wrappy effects adorned with stitching of silver or gold thread. The colors include Hindustan, Moufflon, Amalfi, Black and Navy Blue. Also stunning Coats of Black or Brown Satin effectively quilted and silk lined. One model illus- trated at left. At 76,00—There are dashing styles in Marvella, Glove- skin and Ramona; the adornment of embroidery, tinsel stitching, flying tassels and sashes is most effective. Colors: Hindustan, Hazelnut, Platinum, Amalfi, Brown, Navy Blue and Black. Two models illustrated at right (Fourth Floor) Muslin Sheets and Cases McCreery Standard Makes . At Mach Less Than Regylar Prices Hemmed Muslin Sheets Size 54x90 inches -formerly 1.85, each 95c¢ Size 68x99 inches. -formerly 1.65, cach 1,25 Size 72x99 inches formerly 1.85, each 1,40 Size 81x99 inches. ...formerly 2.00, each 1,50 Size 90x90 inches. .formerly 2.35, each 1,75 Size 90x108 inches...... . formerly 2.50, each 1,95 Hemmed Muslin Cases Size 42x96 inches formerly 40c, each 30c Size 45x86 inche: .formerly 45c, each 35¢ Size 60x86 inches. . formerly 56¢, each 40c Sine 54x86 inches. ...seeeeee0s formerly 60c, each 45¢ Extra Special 8000 yds. Lonsdale Cambric, 86 inches wide....yd. 19¢ formerly 80c (We reserve the right to limit quantities.) (Second Floor) Domestic Rug Week Special for Thursday , Superior Quality Worsted Wilton Rugs Sie 9x12 ft. 112.50 Reduced from 150.00 The fine worsted yarns employed in the weaving of these rugs impart a sheen like silk to the rich Blue, Taupe, Rose, Mulberry and Tan colorings in the designs of these rugs. We invite comparison of the quality and price with rugs of this variety elsewhere. Fringed Royal Wilton Rugs size 9x 12 ft. Special 58.00 Sheen like silk; exquisite colors and designs; linen fringe. (Eighth Floor) A New Frock for Misses of Fine Jersey Special 16.50 They have captivated youths’ fashion world—these Fauntleroy Frocks, with their boyish, care- free lines and modish air. The round collars are most becoming and youthful. The fab- ric, being fine Jersey, clings with utmost grace. In Henna it is charming—in Gray you are certain to like it. Others may prefer it in Navy Blue, Sand or Belgian Blue. (Fourth Floor) | anihisaoetiendeedennentinniinsrndit hina i ! | i 1 | poerens be :