The evening world. Newspaper, March 17, 1921, Page 15

‘DRAWS NO LINE ON BLONDES fi Not Say They Are Fickle, | Declares Muni Jurist—Dark and Fair Alike to Him. Morris in the First denied to-day tir if 5 E abt fof ff sf i Levine, | fecturer, a verdict of $685 against Hyman A. Walter and Joseph H. Jones, two were brunettes and one 7 bat arbitrators, selected by stipulation ~~ @f the contendirig parties, as they had , et qualified before the Commissiuner \ @f Jurors as required by law. —$—<—————— COURT RAPS DRY AGENTS. Orders Seized ore Restored to Owner a Second Time. Am order instructing Federal agents signed to-day by Federal Judge Garvin in Brooklyn. ‘The liquor was seized at Speransino's home Jan. 15 last. Speranzino alleged that the raid was illegal because made ‘without a warrant. ‘This contention was upheld In Federal Court. spe- rangino was freed and an order was signed for the return of the seized goods, but another raid was made, and the goods were re-seized. In his order to-day Judge Garvin said: “The property involved must be re- turned to Speranzino forthwith and by wuch methods as wil! other attempt to res Government in the man oy gah TO LOOK INTO SALE OF FLAT. AReged Farnitare Booght Was Not the Stuff He Got. Furniture dealers who ofer for sale furnished apartments and then fail to leave in the rooms the sume furniture they sold will be investigated by Assis- rant District Attorney Wheaton, it was announced to-day The investigation was asked by sev- eral Municipal Court Justices through Judge Jacob Marks, who sent to acting District Attorney papers in the case of ‘Thomas IL Hughes of No, 462 W. 125th Street, against Martin Se 600 W. 175th Street. verdict of $100 in Judge Mark's Court after claiming that he had paid this amount a8 a deposit with Sessien on a furnished apartment deal and then found that the furniture was not what he had bought. HERE 3 DAYS: OUT $3,000. Roston Merchant Says He Robbed of Jewelry. 8. W. Goldberg of Dorchester, Mass., a Boston merchant, reported from the Hotel Commodore to-day that a three- day visit to New York City had coat his $3,000 worth of diamonds. Starting for the theatre Tuesday night, Mr. Goldberg said, he was warned that the which his wife hereby hed Was put them in ket and for- ¥ he could not find it. Mr. Gold says that he re- members when leaving the theatre he Was constantiy jostled by a man who was apparently a cripp so viotently that both of them we arly thrown to the* floor Broke It and Did not Re- it, Says Husband Sued by Wife. Mrs. Clara Pitcher, daughter of the Yate Sheriff William Ruttling, applied to} Gapreme Court Justice Van Sfclen in Brooklyn to-day for alimony and coun- fel fees pending the trial of her sult for separation from David Pitsher of Ridge- | | Pitcher | |. Je Pitcher that abantioned her early this year. Pitcher denied this, and sald the trouble arose | over religious aes ence and @ Waahlug machine broke Visitors who nex: | fected to have it repatred. | Mrs. alleged —_———————_ N.Y. ©. Flagman Killed Near Marbic Hin John Holton, twenty-six, of No. 41 Clinton Street, White Plains, a fing- man of the New York Central Rail- | road, was instantly killed this morn- {ns near the Marble Hill station when stepped in front of a southbound tpasseneer wain at 225th Street and | roadwa: GREA M PLAYER _%495 Including a bench, rolls of music a your selection and free delivery to your home. SPECIAL EASY TERMS Our more than 42 years of honest business methods is your guarantee of perfect satisfaction. WISSNER NEW YORK BROOKLYN 53 East 34th St. ee Flatbush Av. JERSEY CITY | NEWARK 134 Newark Ave. | 906 Broad St, bartender, of No. | ARCH PRESERVER SHOE SHOP | 425 FIFTH AVE. ° Beautiful, High Grade, Guaranteed 5 Be SCOLDED, ENDS LIFE. John Ryan, twenty: @ police say, ‘ imanded he son tor giving away a fabric glove Filosette is a Fownes creation— substitutes are not Made in the USA for men women & children OWNES, that’s all you need to know about a Giese When the Good Foot Fails A foot stays redo as it afr Aeicamiecdery begins. You may not notice it’ at first, not until the condition becomes aggravated, but then there is no time to lose. If the weakened and tortured bones and muscles are not cor- te ea ean @ fallen arch or flat-foot will certainly be the result. | All foot weaknesses can be | tly benefited by wearing the | ‘CH PRESERVER SHOE, | Tes full Lie bridge reaching | from the ball of then foot to the heel gently restores the foot to its former goodness and keeps it that way. 1 EAST 38 ™S— fondertul Sale ee eee Ait ive sults S AND I OPCOATS 50 50 )Valgs 7,812 is COHEN'S 265-7 Sixth Av. Open Evenings. 17th RCH SALE PIANOS MAIL THIS COUPON « TO OUR STORE NEAREST YOU for details of this sale. — Broadway at Ninth Street New York. Business Hours— 9 to 5. Telephone Stuyvesant 4700 THE RVENING. worup, _Fuunapay, “Manon 17 , 1994, —= DIANA SALON Specializes in Individual Frocks For Miss 14 to 20 If you have been accus-! tomed to having your| frocks made to order we think that you will be in- terested in visiting the little DIANA Salon! In this Salon you will find a unique collection of distinctive frocks of the custom - made character, but at much lower prices. Starting at $65 ’ These frocks are as distin- guished for their fine quality as for the simplicity of the styles in which they are fashioned. DIANA collection now pre- sents —reproductions and adapta- tions of the latest Parisian in- terpretations of soft frocks of Morocco crepe, Canton crepe, crepe de chine—plain and in the new printed designs. —trotteur frocks of Poiret twill, picotine and twill cord. —taffeta frocks for day and evening wear. —summer frocks of dainty chiffons, printed and candy striped silks. There is a particularly large number of models at $79.50— an execedingly moderate price. Second Floor, Old Building Tenth ‘Street First lors-trousers suits, new arrivals Two pairs trouser suits ‘They are suits made with al- most custom-like care, of brown, tan, gray and greens. | ‘They have the correct body lines that young men like. The materials are soft, firm weaves that insure service and hold their shape. $28.50 to $45. Sizes 15 to 20 years. Third Floor, Old Building Oriental Rug prices touch bottom We have secured at bot- tom prices, 250 Oriental and Chinese rugs in four groups. The prices marked on them are Less than half the prices of 1920 We see no signs of any fur- ther recession in prices. Pur- chasers of these rugs will make no mistake, $9.50 to $15 100 antique and modern— Anatolian, cashmere and Kur- distan mats. Sizes 1.10x2 ft. to 1.9x8 feet. $37.50 and $47.50 50 rich silky Mosoul rugs. Sizes from 5.10x3.8 to 6.3x3.8 feet. $21 and $25 50 Chinese rugs—all em- bossed; average size 2x4 feet. 47.50 and $55 50 Chinese rugs—all em- bossed. Average size 3x6 feet, Third Gallery, New Building Over-blouses Most attractive. Smart in every detail. Front and New crepe de chine back are worn over skirt; sides are confined by a nar- row tie-around girdle. Row upon row of double-hem- stitching in the new open- work effect are the only trimming. In ostrich tan. Price $16.50. Second Floor, Old Building Silver Foxes—a rare collection RARE because of their beauty—their dark color- ing, their solid, full skins, their naturally mounted heads and paws. RARE because of their very low prices— $165 to $375 During last Fall, ang until after the holidays, th® same qualities of silver foxes sold in our Fur Salons at $250 to $650, Thursday. Second Floor, Old Building Silk Petticoats for Miss 14 to 20 Fashioned after a much-fa- vored flounced model, adorned with dainty fluted ruffles and tiny pin tucks; of plain or changeable taffeta in lovely springlike colorings, or of fine silk jersey with accordion pleated flounce. Taffeta, $5.50; jersey, $7.50. Lengths, 28 to 34 inches, Third Floor, Old Buliding Easter Pines for Children and Girls Three dainty, new Porch frocks, $11.50 (1)—Normandy voile in brown or navy blue, with dainty fluting of plain colored organdie edging the square neck; continuing’ to the waistline it gives a Tuxedo effect. Short sleeves and skirt also show interesting arrange- ment of the fluting. Sash tie of organdie. White crochet but- tons. (2)—Figured voile with sim- ple kimono waist, short sleeves and pretty square neck piped in white and soft girdle that ties in back. The distinctive feature is the becoming bouffant skirt that boasts two deep pleated flounces and a wide hem, In tan, navy, Copenhagen blue or rose. (3)—Checked gingham fash- ioned with attractive basque waist, roll collar and short sleeves. Effectively trimmed on waist and skirt with wide white piping and black buttoi In tan, green, pink, black check on white ground. Third Floor, Old Building New groups in the March Lamp Sale 135 table lamps, electric —made of cast metal with art glass shades, wired, with plugs ready to be at- tached—lamps suitable for large or small rooms; 16 designs and models— $35 for $23.00 $25 for $16.50 $24 for $16.00 $20 for $13.50, $15 for $10.00 Mahogany floor lamps Yes, solid mahogany; $15 to $140 grades, in the March Sale at $10 to $93. Polychrome lamps Floor lamps, chair lamps, bridge lamps—at one-third less. 400 silk shades Third to half less—in the March sale. Second Gallery, New Bullding. lamps lamps lamps lamps lamps leg Half of the March China Sale French china 107 pieces, by REDON, $100-— March Sale price $75. English porcelain pieces, 870—March Sale 107 price $56. Second Gallery, New Building Roar an porcelain 106 pieces, $47.50—March price $38 Sale American china 107 pieces, including covered dish, 7 in. plate and tea cups and rs, $70-—March Sule price | 20 to 40 per cent. off Dinner Sets This is the BIG news of | the China Sale. | It applies to French} China dinner sets which) were reduced 20 per cent. in price during February. It applies to the finest of Royal Doulton China sets, and to the modest sets of American porcelain, Best of all, it applies to din- ner sets picked by us for our regular stocks and includes sets made up from about 100 open stock patterns. ig and comparing ch China Sale with Shere, | find.the values offered by Wanamaker’s in many case superior to those found else- where” — So writes a store critic. You may depend upon what she says. It is her business to criticise, truthfully. The merchandise The China is of first ity. There are no sale” stocks in it. It is} simply a month of special savings, of real economies —pick what you want from the goods in the Sale at 20 to 40 per cent. below regu- lar prices. In April, that opportunity will have! passed. Charles Field Haviland (Limoges) | $87.50, $106, All beautiful patterns with coin gold handles, | Theodore Haviland (Limoges) 52-piece sets, $64; sets, $100, $120. Most BP to date border pat- terns, with coin gold handles. Pouyat (Limoges) 107-piece sets, $74, $170, $215. Fine border decorations. 107-piece Union ceramique (Limoges) 107-piece sets, $250, $300. Rich encrusted gold with coin gold handles. Redon (Limoges) 107-piece sets, $75; beautiful border decorations, English porcelain 107-piece sets, $35, $45, $ Newest border patterns, lates shapes. $280, American china (Warwick) 107-piece sets, $44, $53, $80. Real vitrified china from our own country. Bavarian china 107-piece sets, $50, $75, $100. American porcelain 100, 106 and 107-piece sets, $20, $22.50, $27.50, $32.50, $35, assortment at very low prices. Glassware— fourth to half less Richly cut glass, rock crystal, and some of our regular table ware lines—All of it from our regular stock, all of it of the first quality. 0. A wonderful | decorated glass, | Shoes for Baby and Big Sister From the little toddler who takes size 2 to the basket-vall playing girl who takes size 6, we have correct, comfortable, dur- able Easter shoes. All the good leathers. High shoes. Low shoes. There will be plenty of all sizes Friday. ‘ Baby sizes 2 to 5 £2.40 to $5 pair; white buck- skin button or lace; patent leather or tan calfskin button, white kidskin top; bronze kid- skin, black kidskin, white can- vas-—-all button; ankle-strap slippers. . Small sizes 5 to 8 $4 to $7.50 pair; white buck- skin, patent leather, tan or black calfskin, white calfskin; button shoes, lace shoes, ankle-strap slippers. Sizes 8% to 10% $5 to $9 pair; white buckskin and patent leather, cloth top, button, patent leather, tan or black calfskin, lace, Sizes 11 to 2 $6 to $12 pair; the variety is about the same as in preceding paragraphs. Sizes 24, to 6 $7 to $15, pair; same broad selection—all high shoes. Oxfords and Ankle- strap Pumps Sizes 8% to 10% are $4.50 to $5 pair; sizes 11 to 2 are $5 to $6 pair; patent leather, black or tan calfskin, white buckskin- finished leather. Sizes 2% to 6 are $6 to $8.50 pair; ankle strap pum patent leather or black calfskin; plain patent leather pumps; black or tan calfskin oxfords, and wing-tipped oxfords of tan calfskin, First Floor, Old Building Friday’ re Pe th oh M, 4 y Formerly A. T. Stewart & of the which lasting Co. Friday---A Sale of Fine Corsets of well-known makes ~|240 REDFERNS—our $14 grade... 216 SILPHINS—our $9.50 grade. . 180 PARISIENNE—our $8.50 grade 180 MME. LYRA—our $10 grade....... Two new Gowns specialized at $45 Inthe Women’s Salons These gowns are made of Canton crepe and crepe-de- chine, the two fabrics that this spring has chosen to be among the very smartest of materials that a gown can be made of, One usually associates these fabrics with the very expensive gowns. To be able to’ purchase a distinct- ive, beautifully-made gown [t is not big type and big talk in the newspapers—but the quality, fashion and fair price goods in‘ the store make value and give satisfaction. | $5.95, Every woman who knows these excellent corsets will appreciate what an excep- tional and timely opportu- nity this sale presents to pur- chase her spring corsets. Models for every type Corsets that give the new sil- houettes. Corsets which embody the fine characteristies and long- wearing qualities associated with the names above quoted. Carefully fashioned of pink silk figured broche, plain or striped pink coutil. 85 Reilfern Corsets | | for $2.95 800 only, in the fayored model for medium figures. Fashioned of figured pink batiste—with elastic inserts over the diaphragm. jain Floor, and id Building Breakfast Coats— a surprise at $10.50 You must see this little coat to appreciate it. It ie a model that is becoming an indispensable part of every woman’s wardrobe because of the diversity of its of one of these fabrics at $45 is most unusual. At the left of the illustration above is a model in midnight blue crepe de ching, simple and charm- ing in line, and with carefully worked out® embroidery in color and fine metal thread ornament- ing the soft girdle. The gown at the right is 0! fine Canton crepe in dark brown com- bined with tan. It is also to be had in midnight blue and henna color, It is the type of simple and lovely afternoon gown the smart woman wears on innumer- able occasions. Second Floor, Old Building 1200 prs. elbow ae Gloves, $1.85 $2.50 is the usual price of these Milanese silk gloves. All sizes; in champagne, mastic, | ngee, beaver, taupe, gray, tan, own, navy, black and white. Main Floor, Old Buliding. New light wool Skirts for Spring In the Women's Salons Lovely pleated white flannel skirts give promise of beautiful days on golf green and tennis court. “Dumbarton” wool jersey skirts are practical and extremely well cut, Homespuns, fine tricotine, knitted wools, all these in new fashion notes and smart new detail. The models are particularly interesting — flared models, circularly cut mod- els, pleated combinations and gored effects. Pin tucks and eyelet work give character to many. Vivid and soft color, as well as checks and stripes and the new stripes are in astonish- ing variety, $10 to $25. Second Floor, Old Bullding 4 s Sales A “sale” in the Wanamaker sense, is the offer of serviceable goods at less than market price, March Sale—China, Glass and Lamps Second Gallery, New Bidg. March Sale—Housewares and Soaps $14 to $8.50 Corsets for Stationery, boxed Handkerchiefs, men Seventh Gallery, New Bidg. $5.95 Third Floor, Old Bidg. .25e, 45¢, 75¢ and $1 six for $1.49 Ribbons, 85c grade for .... Novels—quite a variety Buttons, fancy and pearl. . Corsets, pink silk figured bat to Alsle of Special Features, three cards for 20c $2.95 lines, its charmin, adorned save for or fluted ruffling and tthe gate f the at the closing o! A narrow sash tie fx folds | in place at the waist. odk delicate cook ioet of rose, pemage gen, coral or lemme Al in lovely ‘two-toned satin, Third Floor, Old Bullding $10 for a cowhide Oxford Bag Very little price. . : Choice of 16 or 18 in. size, brown, smooth finish cow- hide, five or three-piece style, all leathcr-lined. First Floor, Old Bullding A remarkable 5s }: Sale of Stationery qi 7100 boxes of writing pa- per and envelopes (some : i have cards, too) in plain, j pastel shades, embossed, hand bordered and plate ie a marked. 35¢ to $3.50 grades for 25¢ to $1 2300. boxes, white and ‘ tints, 24 sheets of linen- | paper and en size, mostly with 25e ribbo: in, covers at- , tractively printed oF embellished in gold. ‘ nov- | 45e M have correspond- ence cards to. match. Each box contains 24 sheets and 24 envelopes. 700 cabinets contain- ing two quires of nov- elty and plain corre- spondence paper and envelopes in plain and delicate pastel shades. Sorle have cards to match. In beautiful boxes, some with hinged covers. 75¢ 1500 stationery that suggests parties, wed- and social af- buff, lavender, pink, blue and various other colors. Each cab- inet contains 24 sheets and envelopes, some with ecards or corre- spondence folders. Some are exquisitely embossed with dainty little forget-me-no t 3 vine effects or blue bird designs. Some are sy fancy shape. Alste of Specie! Postures ing Downstairs ‘Store, ‘New. Bullding $1