The evening world. Newspaper, March 30, 1921, Page 5

Sea re ary aA SEA A Ee AR BA +A ION gGc : ARR P sa LA eo AMD) 1 Ate RAMEN EE ABM es SRR Nes AS THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, 1921, city WILL CENSOR | WALLACE IN STOKES CASE. | POINTS GUN AT POLICEMAN. | ma ook bot | i ‘th 4 - @ Was Mic td ‘ r wider SHIMMY AND TROT | catitorn ait, vies! \lewed Murgiar and Captor Both: Natlonul Purchases will appear on bills rendered May tet. UNDER NEW LAW | Ne . Arrested Arter shot. “Y coc i | te Patrolman Bernard Stackman, of ¢ miite Bill in Governor’s Hands Also point pein arenes tra ait’ rt today Sth Avenue 34th Street Gives Officials Curfew Power vet, Bacay, ars oF tw ee char nd bag: Over Jazz. |tice Finch to await Wall arrival] Boluted w revolver at him, The police: lacy. Shadova was discharged ww YORK will have @danve (from the Const, to-day filed in the | == ———— — = J in a N céneor, an absolute dice County Clerk's office a notice of ap-| MeCreery Quality Merchardise, as Adceriised, on Sale 1s Meu Thradey March sist. tator over jazz shimmy | Pearance os “ = — . bb ttl thi ia! and fox trot, it the Cotiflo. bill Hebe idgulaieal ah hac ia a which is now: in Gov. Miller's court thn e intends to A i = T Il be the Gom- [Stokes and to reiterate in court his mies ed Gieersa e's |osted ecu "OF staccawi 5 | Misses Evening and uthori om eo such reguia- a . Bi is attorneys ° Vine, | flags aa'to dances time and place | Wrtiven a inet totems tre ta SIXTH AVENUE 548 FIFTHAVE. |] “et od a | Dinner Gowns | a whe ance fU He will decide Tauren Mr. Wine stated to-day that CORNER 19%! ST ABOVE 45%! S? | vould insist upon I public, and how late the dancers | {y crons-ox + may keep going, and can per- emptorily close any dance hall Shot Dead t when his regulations ure ignored Joseph Faaenelio, The new law defines the dance | irvot, was shot 4 aren xe F ns shot de New wn eens pool ron at No. carried on and to which admis. | he was ps sion can be had by payment of a | crap game which fee or by the purchase or presen- [held up by an ¢ tation of a ticket or token, or at Jin bootierming client's right | | The making of lamp shades of Quaker Lace is enguging the atten- | tion of many women, Such shades are exceedingly lovely and very | | | | We have culled a number of exquisite Gowns from dur regular stock and marked them at the uniform simple to make, as no particular skill Is required to lay th frame and border it in some artistic way with gold or Persi: ‘The lace may be dyed to conform with the color scheme of or left in its natural Keru or White state, lined with Silk of price of 125,00. or deep tone. Exquisite Inces especially designed for lamps will be All are late Spring models fashioned of shimmering found on the fifth floor lamp bases and shade frames on the Sixt || Chiffons, Ge rasiies, dine’ Leces Neth adil Siok eller Some are literally showered with beads, others are inet night fe t 1sth & Women’s Shoes In Complete Variety mune ‘charge Je made for car. aaunene The styles that are the height of softened by lace—many achieve their chte from huge erty, other that premisos owned in of the mutdered man, and Toreador Sashes. fashion, as well as those that have never “gone out,”—sometimes called “comfortable” shoes. Sensi- ble shoes, too, for the miss in her “teens”—models with “grown-up” lines. And sane prices. Women’s and Misses’ Suits | Biveiy. lovely @pettig sade ts ceprepeutea: | of Jersey | (Fourth Floor) | Special, 15.00 i ‘A Sale of Small Girls’ a ‘They artfully combine the sleekness of a Tailleut Bloomer Dresses and Rompers with the carefree air of a Sport Suit, bringing to the At Very Special Prices country the smartness of the Avenue, and to the Avenue the freshness of the country. Perfectly adorable little flower-like Dresse: All are modish of line, featuring Tuxedo or 6 years, and Rompers, sixes 2 to 4 years, have t . far below their actual value. notched collars, odd pockets and narrow belts. Ai Gieits Drews oe and used by a religious, chari- | Joseph Peppe, also ‘nown aa Joe Perry, fable, sleemosynary or ' educa- Second Avenue, partner in corporation ution.” © | the m, are hold as witnesses aeeen 9 —— Pennsylvania Seeks to Tax Cont, HARRISBURG, Pa, March 30.—A a me's Blaze Exting The fire on board the a Guiana of the Quedbee Company, reported yesterd: rom |° St. Kitts in cablegrams to relatives |, of passenger ent the sh has been extinguished as resumed her voyage izes 2 to marked CHARGE PURCHASES MADE TODAY AND TOMORROW WILL APPEAR ON BILLS RENDERED MAY 1S » Best&Co, — FIFTH AVENUE AT 35th STREET—NEW’YORK Every lovely sport shade, every wanted street Chambray with touches of shade and delightful Heather Mixtures, ‘ my hand-embroidery, White Sires 1h to 18. Sites 94 10 44, des \ collar and cuffs. Pink, Blue Misses’ Section, Women's Section. and Tan. Sale price, 3.95 B. Checked Gingham Dresses in two bewitching models (one illustrated), Pink of Blue, Sale price, 2.50 C. Girl's straight-line Dress of Chambray with col lar, cuffs and pockets of White Poplin—various col- L | ors. Sale price, 2.95 * D. Children's Rompers of New Walking Shoes Chambray, fenturing the high waist-line, White or If there is anything the matter with Take Instep Straps “Sale prices, 250 and 2.95 your children’s feet—bring them here To Give Them Added Chic (Style illustrated, 2.98). Girls’ Dresses of. Imperial : Chambray in straight-line Special, 9.50 style, hand - embroidered, BUT BRING THEM HERE ANYWAY! of fully tay ue cere orpenal cit enter Duet cad root rll aaa (Fourth Floor; EVERY PARENT SHOULD KNOW THIS Suits. Those new ones of ours are available in Tan or Sale price, 4.50 Black Calfskin. One style has two instep straps and a Children’s Rompera—ver- pataa heel—another is a one-strap affair with low college oe ots Be pote ever . . h le ashiones oO am ra OST foot troubles begin with TAY this special pies of 0160 shere NeValo aynetty Satin A Tan, Pink and Blue. fs x Pump with hand-turned sole and high or petite Louis heels Sale price, 1.50 —also a number of other Pump models an alking ) the wrong shoes and end with pee a ae hap mse all Cai Oxfords. ly th eee et Real Madeira Linens the right ones. We supply the eal wfadeira Lu Unusually Attractive Mesh Bags fand-scalloped and Hand-embroidered At Greatly Lowered Prices “What shall I give her?" A gift of Madeira Linen, of course, The love of dainty linen is innate in every woman. At these prices it isn't a bit expensive and you know you have secured the finest quality, for McCreery Linens are famed for it. right ones. We have proved in Brown Russia Calf hundreds of cases that bow-legs, Bolic — corrective Oxfords—sins 84% — sins 4 to 8 16.75 (including taz) formerly 84.75 #1034585" — Knock-knees, weak ankles and similar 535 . These extremely we]]- Luncheon Sets, 18 pieces......... set, §.75 and 7,50 ; aces ; Tea Napkins......... .doz., f foot ailments can be helped and in pip filer gh gt emi Buffet and Dresier Scarfe... exch, $00 and 8.00 half price, which means less Center Pieces .... time cured without plates or braces. veh, $e and Soe than the manufacturer's Tray Covers . seach, 35c and cost. Their special feature ers Ponenes sees pele 90c and 1,25 s is the wide mouth, which ad oudoir Cushion Cover: each, 1,25 and 1.75 We can prove it to you. tails the aniiee babs bts te Luncheon Cloths . | Tea Cloths . Guest Towels . Dinner Cloths, round, . -each, 20,00 and 25:00 bag. 00 They are exact duplicates of those of solid gold, made of soldered baby reversed link mes On the other hand, we have seldom with engine-turned or Show Towels ... caveat Drea STR cee Show ‘Towels each, 3-50 and 478 ; . engraved frames in green go! inish; jeweled clasp. Pillow Cases, size 22x86 ins....pair, 7,50 and 10.50 had to prescribe corrective shoes for (Sain Floor (Second Ploor) a child who wore Best & Company Pas Lather (Temurrow aly) akoncay shoes from infancy. Strap—siver 8 10 be eran - ros spi tee, One-Day Sale of Beds and Bedding 11 to 2, 6.50 Desi ned b experts made by ex- Just think of it! These reductions g y p ’ ara made on to-day’s readjusted prices perts, and fitted by experts—we have —but they last till 5 o'clock to-morrow eliminated the possibility of mistake. only. Friday beds and bedding will be sold at their former prices. Super-Extra Grey Drawings Horse Hair Day Bed, illustrated. Finished {#t*resses, best eld ce) a 45.00 Colonial Day Bed, illustrated. . ' ‘. in Mahogany. Frame only. 22.50 Sem SE Finished in Mahogany. Frame THE SHOES ILLUSTRATED HERE PROVIDE ace Piss Hinks Har Mateesess, 40h wants Gn ieee! Teme best grade tickings. formerly 45.00, 32,50 FOR PRACTICALLY EVERY NEED ttresses with Cretonne upholstered Box 4.560, 9.75 Spring. formerly 22.50, 14.75 Hair-top upholstered Box Stearns & Foster Layer Felt M Spring, formerly 27.50, 19.75 roll edge, all sizes formerly Patent Leather with For special cases, we design shoes to order. srey buck tops and @ Ankle — corrective tan with white calf Bite j —sivs4to8 tops—sizes § to &, ' M 4 i] 50 5.50; 814 to 1015, = ) ie Shoes for school wear as low as 3.75. Fo WG jp —< mal BEST & CO. SHOES OUTWEAR ALL OTHERS— CGRP AaY Bel, dies gaiePattenanen BECAUSE THEY ARE MADE OF SOLID LEATHER trated, finished in Mahog- — Pnrameled Ton Bed, illus” Tron Bed, illustrated, with — FourPost Bed, illus: . i aie ‘ trated, finished in ILyory, metal cane panels, Ivory, trated, finished in Mahog- any; single DPSS GIAEtEK White, Mahogany or Wal ree - _ : ows anditail hina 25.00 White, Mahogany or Wale iy ¢ihich 19.75> °"Y with panel at head and Not the cheapest—but the most economical formerly 35.00 nut. formerly 14.60, 11.80 formerly 97,00 .fpet. formerly 39,60, 27,50 , (Seventh Floor) ’ Se You Never Pay More at ENIAC? | ney = 5