The evening world. Newspaper, March 24, 1921, Page 8

i e Js n ’ THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, MAROH 24, 1921.- ; ’ SILK MERCHANT fone, Sut he retorted menacingly: | me had shown him where her gems 1s ROBBED IN TAXI “Now quit that shaking and“ come ine bad tee oy } ot ait across, I know you's got jewels, and left house she telephon: Dragged Into Vehicle, Beaten and He backed her into a closet, after Mutherty at ” ttan. Money Taken, He Tells | Police. A man who said he was George W. | Plaut, forty-six, a silk merchant living | at No. 668 Riverside Drive and that ho) had been assaulted and robbed of $160, TaN a Owes te nny eel SPECIALS : "s : oa ‘Only $200,000 of Authorized | the Brookiyn Bridge. After hi J, GI A SSBERG Fund Available to Dredge |ieretsns Se Vne lace he was "taken 290 Fifth Ave. issu ea" An Economie Event in Bay, Says Comptroller. |"Ptroiman ‘Thomas Barker of the Short & Medium Vamp Shoes Franklin Simon & Co, A Store of Individual Shops FIFTH AVE.—37th and 38th Sts. Bhanad Vth Sts. EXTRAORDINARY EASTER SALE AN UNUSUAL EFFORT HAS BEEN MADE IN EVERY DEPARTMENT TO OFFER NEW AND ATTRACTIVE MERCHANDISE AT THE LOW- EST PRICES IN NEW YORK THIS FRIDAY & SATURDAY MILLINERY FOR EASTER DRESS AND SEMI-DRESS HATS in exquisite models of , hair braids, Milan hemp, lisere and malinecombinations, }.,... trimmed with French flowers, ostrich feathers and ff =’ SolmDandrel\, Broadway. and Sons, ALY Zt For Brighter Weather . . . | CHIFFON ALPACA YARN IN —— Oak Street Station saw Plaut waiking| Jamaica Bay improvement en-| along Watef Street and noticed thé thusiasts received 4 jolt to-day’| Cuts on his face. He questhoned him. When Comptrolier Craig announced | P!aut sald he had been dragged into a| thxicab by several men and robbed. | there isn’t a $760,000 fund in the| He was unable to tell where the as-, treasury el |sault. took place, but when he came , lury for dredging a chanriel | (OM his -setises "he was under — the | SS SS SS "from Mill Basin to Fresh Creek.| bridge, He wore valuable diamond Md, m | ! W t | novelty ornaments. ‘I. Se gees Ses: So ptoneve. evatehte /PSOT, les, | e N I B "d 4 S$ eater Specially priced at. .. 18.00 to 35.00 pias ‘i =: “~ Pe Ni ; READY TO WEAR and TAILORED HATS, distinctive be day in the Finance Department, but ROBBER SAID HE } \ Ny } 6 j saat the Fi d Budget C ittee mee) dP styles, flower and ribbon trimmed in all colors. Hof the Satimate Board, with Comp-| WAS THE GASMAN| Ni For Madame et Mademorselle \)\\ Vatwe' 12580, tor 8.95 troller Craig no longer attending} "| panna | on nll LA PARISIAN N SPORT HATS, r ' . pice” has decided it will spend! Draws Revolver While Woman Is | Suede, also in in 3etrap Black or N 00 black and colors. Value 6.50, for. . seats 4.50 Bonale it wit got the money tsa Showing Way to Meter and || Dull or Patent Colt Havana Brown Satin \ | UNTRIMMED HATS, new shapes in a variety 1 95 , * Ni . of straws and colors. Value 2.95, for............. Ie mystery in view of the Comptroller's Gets $1,500 Jewels. } Ay : F announcement. Unless some scheme! ann6 Brooklyn police to-day are look- i a TRIMMINGS. 25 WREATHS. 1.35 : of raising the funds through a bond |ing for a well-dressed, prosperous ap- ‘alue .38, for..... .e Value 1.95, for... I. ) 2% jssue or some other financial] pearing rotber who yesterday held up | . j ' | __ tnethod is devised in the near future, | Mrs. Antoinette Acierno in her home at HE S | usive WOMEN’S AND MISSES’ 4%; the Jamaica Bay improvement, | No. 1114 Gist Street and robbed her of i FASHIONABLE SUITS AND DRESSES SUITS of the finest new materials in a wonderful assort- ment of styles and colorings. Values to 55.00, for......... anions vetoes 39.50 DRESSES, fine i beet taffetas and crepes, smart stylesin all colors. Values to 26.50, for. 1 8.00 WOMEN’S EASTER GLOVES “KAYSER’S” 12 BUTTON SILK GLOVES, in white, silver, mastic, mode and brown. Sizes 5)4 to 714. BGO VAG, TOES occ ys cccpes sess eensencss : 1.50 which has been discussed on and off | Jewels valued at $1,500 after terrorizing in 1 guf-|her with a gun. eee) rome sieves .yonrsy: Wil ‘The intruder, who carried what looked 0 angle ecg ike a record book, was admitted to her “There is about $200,000 available} oie. by Mrs. Acterno when he said for dredging purposes,” said Mr.| 16 was the gas man. Ghe was showing Craig to-day, “and any attempt t/ nim to the cellar dodr when he poked use $750,000 of Jamaica Bay money |q gun in her.face, demanding her jewels. for dredging will meet with fallure.|She said, tremblingly, that she had Tt is true that $800,000 is available j -- for improvement of Jamaica, but gout $500,000 is so tied up that It ean be used ony for acquiring land.” charm of youth, the exclusive | charm of the | Bramley — soft as summer Sale of 250 NO AMERICANS» bi need laa clouds, nar A as “KAYSER’S” [STRAP WRIST GAUNTLET CHAMoI- EXILED TO SIBERIA $60.00 summer flow- . self and contrast embroidered back, finest im- ted quality, in cafe au lait, chamois, grey and white. All sizes. 2.00 grade, for AG ; 1.50 REAL FRENCH KID GLOVES, highest grade regular stock goods, in a complete range of new Spring colors, including white and black, Paris point, stitched or embroidered backs, overseam or full P. K. sewn. CTL oC Ay a ie er aro ir mre 2.50 SILK STOCKINGS Rust, Orange, Inaugural Blue, Silver, Tehne das eee aa Navy Blue, White or Black with ‘HEAVY QUALITY ALL SILK HOSE, in black only. 7 5 0 Fifteen different styles mod elled in the newest silhou ette! All lined with silk! Made of a quality of tricotine usually found in suits at $60! All beautifully tailored! Somme braid trimmed, other4 embroidered—all of a qual ity that will suit the most exacting. Hom LTON GARMENT Co. 307 Fifth Avenue Near 31st Street | ers —its vogue needs no trial to triumph. hy Quinlan, Back From Russia, Denies Allegations of 111 Treatment of United States Citizens. Patrick Quinlan, the radical labor Sender who recently returned from a visit of tem months in Russia, told the United Press to-day that the Bolshevist Government, contrary to reports which have been received here, hgs sent no ‘American prisoners to Siberia and is pot holding American prisoners in jails, He said that Capt. Kilpatrick, an American Red Cross worker who was “eaptyred by the Red Army during the fighting in the Crimea last fall, has ‘been well treated and is under the care ‘of the Czecho-Slovakian Red Cross in Moscow. That organization is also taking good care of James Hazelwood, former American soldier, and Frank RS ‘Moshier, another American. ‘According te Quinlan, the Soviet Gov- ermrent has unlimited quantities of |. Lenine is willing to pay in gold ‘upplies purchased in this country. 46 Cortlandt St. quot! hoien j VAIUC S28 NOR. csi ce casings pete. Hand Stitched Wool Yarn SPECIAL LOT SILK HOSE in various weights with lisle At the Bramley Neck | soles-and tops in black, white and colors, Vales €0:3:00) fOr, . 05. ics hicany , 1.85 Tailored Suit of Tricotine $35 WOMEN’S NECKWEAR AND VEILINGS ATTRACTIVE VESTEES, of dainty laces, plain or embroidered organdie, pique or linen. ~ Values 1.50 to 3.25, for..... es 9D to 2.00 COLLARS, a most attractive assortment in lace, organdie and pique. Values to 1.00, for .50 MADE UP VEILS, in black, brown, navy and taupe, with fancy border. Values v8 to 3.00, for .50 to P4GAS) BLACK and COLORED VEILINGS in numerous new patterns. Values to .95 yd., for.... : .50 Our Entire Fifth Avenue Building Exclusively for Women’s Wear FEMININE SWEATER SHOP—Fburvh Floor SILK LINGERIE (2nd Floor) ENVELOPE CHEMISE of heavy quality Crepe de Chine or washable Satin, exquisitely trimmed. a Values to 7:50, for........ 00-5: 4.75 CAMISOLES of best quality washable Satin in a great variety of models. Values to 3,50, for 1.95 GLOVE SILK UNDERWEAR EMBROIDERED PINK SILK VESTS, medium weight. Value 4.00, for. ... 3.25 PETTIBLOOMERS (for the narrow skirt), an attractive style in black, navy, taupe, grey and African. Value 8.95, for......0.... 0+ eee 6.50 HANDKERCHIEFS WOMEN’S FANCY HANDKERCHIEFS (manufacturer's samples), embroidered and sport styles. = Value .25 and .39, for:......... aie: . ll oO MEN’S ALL LINEN, close weave, good quality, soft finish. Value .50 ea., for .... Ae .29 MEN’S INITIALED, all linen, hemstitched, (sold by 4 doz. only). Value .59 ea., for 35 EASTER RIBBONS RICH NOVELTY RIBBONS, including self colored Bro- cades and exquisite warp print Taffetas, Satins or Mes- salines, suitable for sash, hairbow and millinery. 514 to 2% inches. Values .65 to .85 yd., for,...... 5 HAIRBOW RIBBONS, Moire, Taffeta, warp prints and other novelties, in beautiful colorings. 5 to 614 inches. Value .55 yd., for . 328 ee OE a HAND BAGS OF PLAIN OR FANCY SILKS, mounted on metal frames, with purse and mirror, black and colors, Value 4.28, for............... 2.95 ENVELOPE POCKET BOOKS, in black leather, long or short handles. Value 4.00, for.......... 275 IEF CASES, cowhide leather, extension lock. BR straps, in ‘black or brown. ‘Value 5.95, for.” 4.25 Ce ee MEN’S WEAR SALE 100 DOZEN HIGH GRADE ENGLISH TWILL SILK MIXED SHIRTS, custom made, to our own specifica tions, in an attractive selection of stripes. All sizes. 7.50 values, special at............... 3.35 MEN’S PRINTED MADRAS AND POPLIN SHIRTS, in a beautiful assortment of neat hair line stripes, every desirable color, complete range of sizes. 2.00 values, special at.........00000c0000000- AAS MEN’S NECKWEAR, open end all silk Four-in-Hands, in a large assortment of desirable patterns. 1.25 to 1.50 values, special at 85 MEN’S THREAD SILK HALF HOSE, fine quality, full fashioned, in suede, navy, white, cordovan and black. 1,25 grade, special at...... 89 TormDashall LSors, Broadway oe. Oth Our Liberal Credit Terms Apply to ; ress pees New Fifth Avenue S4%.STREET Broadway Catt st cea 86th Street Cross- town Cars and Buses Two Blocks Away. All Goods Marked ®%th Street “L” Sta- in Plain Figures tion at Our Door. Exceptional Pre-Easter Offering SPRING WRAPS: CAPES: COATS [fl “252 === SUPERBLY MODELLED OF SUPERIOR QUALITY NORMANDY VAL VELOUR PLAIN OR QUILTED SATIN ROMONA BOLIVIA CAMEL’S HAIR CLOTH Exceptional from Every Viewpoint STYLE—QUALITY—PRICE 38.00 ASCINATING new models, graceful and swagger in line; luxurious in fabric; richly silk lined all the way through; immaculately tailored. That tells the story of these beautiful outer garments for Spring. Sleeved wrap modeis with softly crushed collars, self-stitched or em- broidered with rare good taste. Cape-wraps with smart folds from the ‘neckline, and showing cuffed arm-slits. Plain or Quilted Satin Coat8with string girdles as Paris wears them. Jaunty Polo coats for sports, street and motor wear. Every type of wrap for every type of fashionable woman and miss. Sizes 14 to 44. Queen Anne Period American Walnut Dining Room Suite Consisting of Buffet, China Closet and Dining Table, 48 inches wide, 6 foot extension; 1 Arm, 5 Side Chairs; chairs ip seats of genuine’ leather; 9 pieces, as illustrated, at...........+++ ate ts reer IG Rs a SE Ewe a, ———, ae 3 Genuine Leather Living Room Suite Frames i ah y finish, highly polished; seats, backs i Frames mn mahgesey foie Lihlr renter exo beat: $2.00 springs in seats; three pieces, as illustrated, at....... Beaver Wren Navy Black ——oooyTlTlTrlrlea=><vxgsw=re=SsxXw_ It Makes Little Difference What You Need— ‘ pm A World<Want” Ad. Will Go and Find It