The evening world. Newspaper, March 30, 1921, Page 13

: a | { . nM the night in the West 47th Bronx to-day dismiased (ie thre ret Station House nuth- [old indictment against for wd connate He | Magistrate Henry D. ‘Patton, 1 thé three that: thes srood! | lection tratide In the Bennett Michal replied Mrs, Bourasse stvunds for action aguinat aes NET trate ome noe Her! ba “{ told her if it was a fact, there | Cuser, against Patton to ¢ ; —$ Wasn't much to the bigamy charge ” The District Attorn . Mrs, Bouraase 4 me of doubl.. | 14! iain i crossing her and siding with he husband 1 told her she was craz and @ liar, These words are wha Mra, Kourasse referred to in cour if when sho testified that | had “in > - , nother in 2 auto New Roc After Easter Sale of 300 “Not One-Armed Driver,” He Says, Answering Charges in “A man approached me in the cor riders of the Criminal Courts Build nd told me Mrs, Bourtase was pan- Sonspire rig ning hell of me, ‘She 8 ‘re Conspiracy Trial. ea es art eae rar | || Coats & Wraps —- Vand at all,’ the man continued,” said At $15 to $20 less than PPh ates SL Ul ae a baniiass Miri exept » their actual money value! torney, was recalled to the stand i io-day in the triap ¢ maelf and WOMEN CO FREE Including about 30 dil’ ent. styles in Bolivias, Satins, Polo Cloths, ete. Attractive :|ON LARCENY CHARGE) Alleged | Arrested 4 Shanley’s for designs in cheat bel tel Ca Me fdas Pheft of $500 Ring—Court Ad- glossy, quilted Satin roker The, entire ‘. S , ed Pe * dnken up with w ises T to Sue Agcuser. Many cape effects! Jane and Ds ons, mothe ; ae P Lined in silk and tailored to satisfy the superlatively critical! 0 Columbia |} Hance | | endant tion pietur ty of asked Mr. Kilr Did you put yor lp | tTASMETS co. |) 807 Fifth Avenue Tourasse in . : Fine Vel 5 | Near 31st Street Conte Wrap $29.95 Our Entire Fifth Avenue Building Exclusively for Women's Wen+ } = ee _Not so many Light Sleepers” Nowadays! 9 Al 58 the knack of learning to relay will often turn the most confirmed “light sleeper” into the soundest of “sound sleepers.” | One never relaxes so well in the old-style metal or wooden bed as in a Simmons Bed. A Simmons Bed is firm, steady, noiseless, built for sleep. Never a suspicion of creak or rattle or jar. é Every room shared by two persons should have Twin Beds. One sleeper does not disturb the other or communicate colds or other infections. The “QUEEN ANNE” is one of the many exquisite Period Designs exclusive with Simmons Beds. Your choice of satiny Ivory White, beautiful Decorative Colors and Hardwood effects. Note the Square Steel Tubing, an exclusive Simmons specialty— and the Simmons Pressed Steel Corner Locks: firm, four-square, noiseless. * * * FREE BOOKLETS ON SLEEP! Write us for “What Leading Medical Journals and Health Magazines Say about Separate Beds and Sound Sleep,” and “Yours Sor a Perfect Night's Rest.”” SIMMONS COMPANY NEW YORK ATLANTA CHICAGO KENOSHA SAN FRANCISCO MONTREAL - (Esecutive Offices: Kenosha, Wis.) Ask Your Dealer for SIMMONS METAL BEDS Built for. Your choice of ex- quisite Per Designs, beautifully enameled in Decorative Colorings and iardwood effects. Twin Beds, Cribs and Day Beds. * * SIMMONS BOX SPRINGS Built for Sleep—Made ofthe finest oil- tempered, double cone Spiral Sprini Conformto every contour,and holdthe opine level in every sleeping position, * . * SIMMONS MATTRESSES Built for Sleep~—Filled with it I~ ers of white (elt, scisatifically built up layer by layer.” Fine heavy ticking. Roll edges, SIMMONS COIL SPRINGS and FABRIC SPRINGS Built for Sleep SIMMONS BEDS Built for § leep The “QUEEN ANNE’* Design 1992—in Twin Pair Broadway at Ninth Street, New York. Business Hours— 9 to 5. Telephone Stuyvesant 4700. _THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, HY Perfectly Tailored Suits for Women At $89.50 Tailored suits as careful- ly made as if designed to your individual order. A quite a choice, in fine trico- tine and Poiret twill. —box-coated models like tha illustrated at the left. Beauti fully and correctly braided. —plain tailored models like that at the right. Finely braided and’ with a wonderful lapel line. —the new knee-length coat —models with the youthful turned-down collar. Lined with beige or gray pussywillow satin. Second Floor, Old Bullding. } | ‘Thursday— And| The Short Taiiored | Sports Coat In the Women's Salon For wear with the separ- | ate sports or trotlen: skirt, in licu of a sweater, or a tailored suit is the mew little tailored sports coat of wool jersey and velveteen, As carefully tailored as the coat to a custom-made tailored suit are these coats, in notch} or ‘Tuxedo models. Some with patch pockets and belted, after the always correct Norfolk fashion. In midnight blue wool jersey or midnight blue combined witli gray; or gray with brown. In black, brown and midnight blue velveteen, Prices $22.50 to $35. Second Floor, Old Bullding, Black Silk Chantilly Flouncings| Sale Price | Grade 12 to 14 in..$2.25 to $8.25 be} $1.50 18 inch. $3.50 to $4.25 24 inch.....$4.95 to $5.95 36 inch,....$5.95 to $7.50 $2.5 Metal Lace Flouncings 24 inchs» 64-05 to $5.05 $1.95 86 inch..,..35.75 to $7.75 $2.50 | | Frocks of checked gingham—the vogue Main Floor, Old Building Best Shoes for Children As you see, by the picture; Last day of the just above, we cover the ground baby, broad-tread play and school shoes, plain pump, strap| ump, wing-tip oxford, high) lace shoe, and blucher lace. } The BIG points (1) Good leathers; (2) com fortable lasts for growing fee; (3) thorough workmanship; (4) | trained salespeople to fit the feet properly All leathers—tan, black, pat-} ent leather, white buckskin. New, low 1921 price: ankle strap slippers at tan lace shoes at $12.50 pair. First Floor, Old Bullding Main Foor Specials! Corsets—odd sizes, $2.95, House frocks, broken gingham and percale, were $3 and $3.75, Women’s linen handkerchiefs, Bc each. | 500 yards veiling, chenille dotted and fancy meshes, S5c Short lengths of dress trim mings, 25e to $2. $ Fancy and pearl buttons, & cards for 20c. Fourth avenue end, Main Floor, Old Bullding | a ‘mall ankle strap slipper tor| Housewares sale WES Japanese Kimonos 9 at $7.50 Challis — prettily decorated with quaint colored flower de- Bound with wide ribbon, , lavender or gold, | 15 at $9—were $18. Challis, with typical Japanese pocket sleeves and plaided rol! skirt bottom, in striking color) combinations. And Negligees 2 at $4.47—were $8.95, | 1 at $7.50—was $15. 2 at $10.75—were $21.50, were $15. alien, Ro: 3 at $12.50—were $25. 1 at $28.75—was $57 2 at $382.50—were $65, 1 at $44.75—was $89.50. | Third Floor, Old Bullding | For girls of 6.to 16 | Tiny checks, medium size checks, and quite large checks—uall of them are smart in Red-and-white. p Brown-and-white. Green-and-white. Violet-and-white. Navy blue-and-white. All of the ginghams in the frocks which we are featuring at $17.50 to $25 are the Best imported qualities This fact alone explains the beauty of the colors and the wearability of the dresses. Two of the many models ave illustrated, Trimmings in every instance Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co. Lovely Tinted Lace Frocks for Women Ege | |At Half Price— | > a “One Tailored \Frock, at least” — Says Miss 14 to 20 This is the comment of every young woman who is now choosing her Spring and Summer wardrobe. Its usefulness during the next two months is obvious, Trotteur Frocks in the DIANA Salon Mostly individual models in twill cord and picotine—and in every instance they might be described as silheuctte frocks, as they are practically un- adorned, except for dainty col- lars and cuffs, Prices are $65 to $98.50. Twill cord model which is simply braided and has under- skirt of satin, illustrated, is $94.50. Model of navy blue twill cord with smart collar, vestee and cuffs of checked gingham—(red and white or blue and white)— is $69.50. At $39.50 to $59.50 Many, many models in trico- tine and twill cord. Rayy: blue is the dominating color, but there are some frocks in smart shades of beige and} sand. Second Floor, Old Building, Tenth Street. New Tie-os Blouse A tie-on blouse of erepe-bact-| satin does two new things: it acquires a little vestee of ecru, net and Irish crochet lace to match and has a smart Eton collar at the throat. There are also cuffs of net and Irish crochet. satin part is finished with cordings and ties on with @ narrow sash girdle. You may have it in midnight blue, tan, rust color and gray. Price $16.50. Second Floor, Old Building Dainty new Porch are simple—white pique, cross Dresses, $3.85 stitching, rick-rack braid, and flutings and frills of organdie; fine ribbons, too. Second Floor, Old Building, Tenth Street Percentage Reduction | Cooking utensils— —Aluminum ..,... —Cast aluminum Cast irom...... White enameled. . Galvanized ironware. .. Tinware ... Woodenware . Brushes, duster Wire goods.... Electrical appliances. Coffee mil Cutlery .. Food choppers Refrigerators .. Bathroom fittings. Sewing. machines. . Dress forms Trunk scales, 20 to Note, please (1)—Everything in this sale is of first quality—no seconds, no inferior goods. | 2)—-Prices were re-! duced from 8 to 30 per cent. in December, putting Wanamaker Housewares at bottom prices, then March, Sale prices put them 10 per} cent. to a third lower, Seventh Gallery, New Building Last Da March Just the kind of frocks a woman likes to wear around home and for driving her own car when she markets. Made to sell for $4.85 to $6.75—a sur- plus which we bought at a con- cession. Thursday, $3.85 Attractive models of goovl quality checked gingham and voile in fine checks or all-over Dresden patterns. Main Alsie, Main Floor, Old Bidg. Broadway Front. of hina Sale Last day of 20 to 40 per) cent. reductions on DI NER SETS from France, England, Bavaria and from American potteries. It will be a long, long time hefore such low prices will pre- again. New, Thursday Pouyat, Limoges, dinner sets of 107 pieces, new pattern, $100 grade—Thursday, $80. Two fine border design dinner sets of American porcelain, from Knowle lor &| Knowles, 106 pieces, 345 grade Thursday, $35. | Less than Half Price All remaining dinner sets which lack some pieces will be marked less than half price, Thursday, to move them out before store ¢loses. One set may have 11 plates instead of 12—or there may be} 3 cups and saucers missing—or a covered dish. Gallery, New Butiding ne T is not big t; I undbigtaikinthe newspapers — but the Ganley, fashion and fair price of the goods in the store which make value and give lasting sat isfaction. The lovely Tinted Lace Frock Tn the Women’s Salons The frocks of tinted lace the designers have given us this season are in ex- quisite simple modes that depend upon their lovely color and soft drapery for their charm. For dinner and informal evening wear, as well .as for afternoon, this type of frock has introduced an altogether new and charm- ing note—that of vivid or shadow — soft drapery, made of layer upon layer of cobweb design. Wonderful colors Such as tomato red Georgette crepe combined with ecru filet lace, Black chantilly lace with emerald green. Soft gray shadow lace with mauve. Prices $5: $125 and $165. Second Floor, Old Building. , $65, $75, $98, 960 pairs Chamois lisle Gloves, 65c pr. Almost half price. Certainly here is an tunity te stock up on a looking, serviceable gloves for every day wear. White, mode and beaver. Strap Gloves for $1 600 pairs strap wrist chamois lisle gauntlets in mode and beaver, with combination gore effect Main Floor, Old Building = oppor- nart New Long Trousers Suits at $28.50 It's neither by accident nor good luck that the youthfulness and smart style is so apparent in these student suits. Care- ful study and planning, careful workmanship and exacting selection place them in a class by them- selves, They're typical Wanamaker suits, thoroughly finished in workmanship, thoroughly smart in style and thoroughiy good value. The materials are blue serge, rich cheviots and cassi- meres and imported tweeds. Sizes for 15 to 20 years, / Other student suits w pairs of trousers, $45; with o1 pair of trousers, $30, $35, Third Floor, Old Building Three Great Sales END Thursday |Last day to save on SOAP Hardwater Soap 1920 price... .$2,00 do: March price.. uke: March p , March price, nts a cake This is the BOCK- ER Hardwater Soap, the orig- inal, pure, lasting, easy lathering soap for bath and toilet, Main Floor, Old Building Blue Mottle Soap March price, be a bar, $5 a case of 100 bars. Two bars of this excellent laundry soap will do the work ef three of the usual laundry soap. Seventh Gallery, New Buliding, Mail coupon today JOHN WANAMAKER, New ¥ I enclose pease send cakes of KNICKERBOCK HARD. WATER SOAP falmond, verbena, violet, unscented— tick off the kind you want); and . bars MOTTLE SOAP, of BLUE