The evening world. Newspaper, April 1, 1921, Page 17

xisoner Accused of Giving Bad | bank whose officials informed him JAILED IN MONKEY Pare ane tor ule mane then AND PARROT DEAL | seme? Stiotmack apent mix ormack spent six or eight hours in the store atting with par rota while waiting for Bannard to re turn for the monkey. yy ‘The customer appeared Inst iz Check in Payment for Bird and was arrested. He refused to. teil + what he had done with t Parrot. amd Animal. pentane oie “wewerd Bannerd, whe sat he tived| $30,000 NECKLACE LOST. @ ane of the Mills Hotels, was ar ‘migned to-day in the Gates Avenue] yrs, a y, ei Rn e ri ey and ot re. ‘rank W. Perkins jeports (emnsection in the bird and animal Pearls Missing in Paris. tore of Julies Biibert, No. 1625 Ful-} PARIS, April 1.—Mrs, Frank Wallace Perkina of No. 15 Rue de la Pompe ans reported to the Paris police that a peurl necklace valied at $30,000 and beiong- ing to her has been loat or stolen. | ‘The lace, which contains 172 matched Pearls, was tied after Mrs. Peraine who is well known in the Armerican colony, tad dined at the Cafe de Paris, E ik of Manhattan, in monk and the bird the store carrying the parrot ina Gilbert said he telephoned the “SHOOKID” OXFORDS FOR CHILDREN M¥FORTABLE and cozy low shoes for the ever active feet of children. Stylish and serviceable footwear for young people, affording ample toe room and scientific support. Incorporating in their construction all the benefits of over 60 years of experience in building shoes for growing children. Made of specially selected leathers and fitted by orthopaedic experts. And at that, the lowest priced children’s shoes for their quality in New York City. IN RUSSIA CALFSKIN With Welt Sole and alia Heel Sizes 815-11.... With Welt Sole and Low Heel Sizes 1114-2 CAMMEYER ‘Stamped on a Shoe Means Seanclasd of Mert 41-51 W 34°St NewYork omplete. orrect Ci slate Beau utify ag th Cncsta, a Semet bet Cornet with Cocina Thay reprerunt «il the chemunte of « complete SERVICE of STYLE, HYGIENE and ECONOMY In justice to her attractive appearance and good health no can tliord to overioak this Complete and Cacrect Corset Service } i Nemo CORSETS ™eet the individual needs of their wearers by preserving their health ‘ood figure lines, and by saving their money. They are aeidea into the following Services: Self-Reducing Service—For Stout Women_____ (22 models) 85.00 to $9.00 Wenderliit Service-—Fer All Wemen____..____ ( 9 models) ° 6.50 te 15.00 Diahrem-Redacing treme 4 models) 9.00 to 13.50 KepService—Fer All W 11 models) 3.000 9.00 SMART SET CORSETS ,(13 medas) $350 t 12.00 ‘They are designed for all types and represent a service of a general nature that appeals to those who wish to be correctly corseted yet want to feel as though they had none on, They are made in a variety of materials. CURCLETS —. Fee All Figures (12 models) $1.50 to $5.00 They th part of the figure what the corset does Tay dof equalize the bust and shoulder flesh and make the body above the waist-line harmonize with the rest of the figure. Be fitted by a corset hygienist in any good store. INEMO GUARANTEF.OVER ALLY HUDSON NAVIGATION COMPANY. Middleton S. Borland and James A. Emerson, Receivers | Service (1921) Resumed Commencing April 1, Steamers of the HUDSON RIVER NIGHT LINES “THE SEARCHLIGHT ROUTE” Will resume operation with daily sailings between | NEW YORK -- ALBANY -- TROY | Freight now being received—Express Service Pier 32, N. R., New York City G. B. AIKMAN, Phone: Canal 9000 Traffic Manager A. H. HANSCOM, General Manager for Receivers THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1921. Broadway at Ninth Street New York. Business Hours 9 to 5. ‘Telephone Stuyvesant 4700 April’sFirstSaturday BringsSom¢ DelightfulSurprises $15.75 Skirts for $12.75 Separate skirts for trotteur or general wear in the newest color combinations, developed in the stripes and plaids that are so much favored at the moment. In black and white, brown and tan, and gray, and in plaids in the same smart colors. Belts 25 to 34. Second Floor, Old Building Toiletries at New Prices WAHNA Papillon face powder at 2ic for a 2-oz. box—the regular price of the 4-0z. box is ‘Tie. WAHNA Perroxa greaseless cream—a vanish- ing cream to be used bef 4-oz. jar, our 50c grade at 3 Attractive bottles of WAHNA smelling salts; geranium and lavender odors; colors, green, rose or yellow; 65c. Main Floor, Old Bullding Handbags, colored knobs, $5 Soft moire silk, sometimes smartly striped with satin—on a covered frame with etched metal corners, Colored celluloid knobs are in attr: active contrasting colors, Lined in silk of lovely Inside mirror and purse frame. Navy brown, gray and black. Main Floor, Old Building blue, Girdles, $3. 25 Many interesting creations of fibre charming Roman stripes, plain navy black, with ends finished in fringe. Main Floor, Old Building blue, or Saturday’s Special Sweets 60c a pound for DELICIOUS caran «hoc olate and vanilla flavors, with or without nuts made in our own candy kitchen. Just a moment, plea When you take a box of these special cara don’t forget to add a pound or “wo of our CAM candies—chocolates and bonbons, from famous French recipes, $1.75 Ib. Camee Shop, Main Floor, Old Building and Eighth Gallery, New Building. ' 450 Women’ A Silk Petticoat to charm at $3.85 It is an adaptation of one of our more expensive and unusually successful mod- els; silk jersey in brilliant high shades or subdued dark tones; deep accordion pleat- ed flounce finished at bottom with three bands of ribbon, sometimes in contrasting color, Third Floor, Old Building Oxfords and Pumps for walking—$8 to $10 These prices will delight you even more when you see the shoes—an array of mod- els in a‘variety of styles and leathers and | heels. Oxfords from the conservative type with plain tips and military heels to those with more swag ger lines and smart broguing Pumps are both plain with military heels and adorned with a tiny grosgrain ribbon bow, or trapped with low heel In the collection thi vas or buek, tan or bl calfskin or black patent hoes of white ca kin, tan or t © are k First Floor, Oto Building Women’s Gowns at $45 —crepe de chine -erepe-back satin (AN, ace -—taffeta wy as) -Poiret twill ah —tricotine at li Illustrated are } two models; at the it right—a simple taffeta frock, made with the wide soft girdle and side panels; the other frock is of trico- tine, beautifully embroidered and made on the long straight lines so smart at the mo ment. Either in tan, brown, biue-gray and black. Second Floor, Old Building, avy blue | applying powder, | silk in | iso made here, | f sei | Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co. al had on the ‘Yi ounger Generation 150 Tweed Suits—New colors, $25 and $32.50 For Miss 14 to 20 Chinese blue, rust color, oatmeal gray, light tan and brown are the smart colors of the Skibo tweeds in these suits. Severely tailored model in which the suits are fashioned is correct for both Trotteur and sports wear ( oar may il be worn with or without belt; trated Suits at both prices are the same ex- cept that the coats of the $25 suits are un- lined (seams are painstakingly bound) and narrow those in the $32.50 suits are lined with | peau de cygne in plain colors. The prices are absurdly low. Second Floor, Old Building s Wraps, $38, $38 18 models, new Low-priced, Saturday We wish we might take the space to give a detailed description of many mod- els, and tell just how fine the material is, and deseribe each bit of tailoring. 174 Coats at $38 Straightline models in bo and are frank a cloth, miuc n sleeves, capes with str bolivia cloth ith A short spovis model jn finely stitched in beige with Strai zhtline tractive de satin quilted with fine at signs. 276 Wraps at $58 In bolivia cloth, Poiret twill, tine, fe aturing: coats, and trico- fect models suitab! ral wear Colors In both groups you will bi pe gray, tan, Hindustan and dla Second Floor, Old Bullding Georgette Crepe and 4 ~ Kilet Lace Blouse, $5.95 Vhis the type of blouse t softens finitely type of tailored suit; the sort that ar no matter how given to tailored , should include in her wardrobe, Of white flesh color and bisque Georgette crepe, trimmed on soft collar with its jabot-like nd around the cuffs, with hand-made filet Second Floor, Oid Building Lingerie, $1.95 Soft nainsook tastefully dainty hand embroidery or hand drawn work by Philippine needlewomen. Nightgouns—of the hand-embroidered model... Envelope with strap shoulder simple rimmed’ sith drawnework anditantambraered | designs, or with regulation shoulders and round | neckline, armholes and skirt bottom daintily fin- ished in embroidered scallops. Third Floor, Old Building. Topcoats, $40 te Men’s Shoes, $6.50 to trimmed with | — EE Suits specialized | at $49.50 Navy blue tricotine suits in the model with effectively braided pockets, illus- | trated. Paris-inspired Frocks, $32.50 Soft wool jersey f ioned in the mode) illu trated and tmmmed with braid and a clever new stitching makes a frock of the type that on would 32.50 not expect to be as humbly priced a Tn henna trimmed with a brownish e; bisque with henna; gray with navy blue, Another model which is thut it might be called a veloped in wool jersey—g color; navy blue with ¢ or bisque with green; Crepe de Chine Hicnks; $39.50 Sketch best describes the model-—it is the one with 4 rows of pleating at the sides. In navy blue, black, beige or light gray. Bolivia Cloth Coats, $49.50 ‘0 severely tailored silhouette frock is de. y trimmed with rust y or gray with henna, Belgian blue, cinnamon, navy blue, dark brown | and black—excellent tones of these colors, as the Bolivia cloth is a commendable quality. Of course—the coats ure fashioned in the model with Tuxedo fronts (illustrated), which is now having a great vogue. Same model in navy blue tricotine at 349.50. Coats at $39.50 Navy blue tricotine und serge coats. One model after the ideas of Madeleine et Madeleine has deep embroidered border, Another model is reully cots of polo cloth in vose or tan Second Floo:, Old Building, Tenth Street Introducing Capes of homespun, at $17.50 Vor Girls of 6 to 1h shall introduce this smart lion in capes of a beau- homespun at this moderate Saturday, and practical viful, soft we price, $17.5 Model is illustrated, but you must see the cape lo appreciate the beauty of the colors—-Freuch blue, light rust, cocoa and tan. Double breasted if of the same fine home pun; leather buttons; at $17. Junior s’ Frocks, $9.75, $25 Frocks of checked pereale com! Second Floor, Old Building Tenth street, THE SHOPS FOR MEN citoue Suits at $40 Young men who like brown or blue and white hairline heviots, will find them here saturday, at $40. Finely tailored And many other new spring suits, $40 to $70 (last spring prices were $50 to $115). 4 65 Color, cut, tailoriug—you'll find h Saturday, only good examples to select from. No one could take greater care than we in the making of clothes for New York men to wear. And there is always the satisfaction of knowing that we are here to make good on any mistakes that may crop up. 6 Quality-—variety—low prices 2 ure the out-standing features of the Men's Shoe Shop, Good leathers and workmanship. Smart styles for men who want them. Easy fit- ting shoes for men who must have them. Low shoes, $6.50, $8, $10, $15. High shoes, $7, $9, $12, $16, ANATOMIK shoes, low cut, $12.50 high cut, $13.50, [™ is not big type and big talk in the newspapers—but the quality, fashion and fair price of the goods in the store which make value and give lasting satisfaction. Boys’ Blue Serge Suits are back again—$16.50 We say they’re back again because it has been a long time since we have been able to get the quality of serge we de- manded. And it’s certainly been a long time since we've been able to offer such serge suits for $16.50. Two pairs of trousers Pine hard-finished serge, very attractively cut, with all-around belt, alpaca lined, square cut coat and pocket flaps; sizes 7 to 18 years. Other suits of blue serge, $20 and $25 Spring Coats for Boys 11 to 18 year sizes, of fine imported cheviota tweeds and herringbones, in new models, in single breasted, belted back with inverted plaits. Eng- lish leather buttons; $22.50 to $30. 3 to 10 yeur sizes, of light tweeds and home- spun effects, Dark rich browns, plain oxfords and blues, Smart litfle belted styies, double breasted, $10, $12, $15. Caps, $1.25 to $3.50. rics, Hats 0 to $4. New styles. New fab- Third Floor, Old Building | Exceptional Coats, $12.95 Bloomer Frocks, $2.75 ae For Miss 2 to 6 Just as chic and modish in their small way as clothes for older sisters. Tailored Coats, $12.95 Little girls’ coats of soft n polo cloth; smartly fitting shoulders, cleverly stitched pockets; good looking bone buttons; lovely shades of rose, French blue and tan. Double breasted box coats of same materials and colors for little brother to 4, equally smart, but just a bit more mannish, Original Bleomer Frocks, $2.75 Daintily fashioned of colored cham! bands of white linene, hand-embroidered in black rope at neck, sleeves and hems, tiny red but- ; in pink, blue or gold. Oliver Twist suits for little boys, with colored chambray trousers and blouse of striped madras, Eton collar and cuffs and hand-stitehed in color; Lue, pink or tan; $ Tailored straw hats, $3.95 Third Floor, Vid Building. Hundreds of Hats at $7 —our ret Limeiae Navy blue black straw hats trimmed _ with water lilies, orange blossoms and other stiff white flowers —the mode of the hour—are included. We point to this fact because it will give one an idea of the smart character of the hats. Hats with gay flowers and cherries, too. Hats swirled with ostrich—others with trailing plumages of glycerined ostrich. Tailored hats with smart simple trimmings of and ribbon, All the smart colors, besides black. fires Floor, Old Bullding Women’s s § Silk Gloves, 95¢ the same grade of glove we sell t $1.90; 2-clasp Milanese silk, in g ‘aver, brown, navy, black and whi ome Paris-point embroidered, some with con- trasting embroidery, Main Floor, Old Building Men’s Shirts, $1.75 But—there’s a reason Many shirt makers had large stocks on hand, or fabrics con- tracted for, when the break in pr came. Since that time they have been closing out their stocks and gradually reducing prices. Th Shirts were part of a large lot was ade to sell at $3.50 to $5 before prices changed. Now we can offer them at $1.75. Woven and printed madras cloths of a many good patterns fine grade, in Men’s Gloves, $1 Chamois-finished cotton lisle, in gray—the ame grac we have been selling for $1.50, Only 240 pairs—Saturday. Raincoats reduced the e 1.50 to $65 each, will be marked They are o: y imported gabar- with set-in shoulders, but—only Cord Tires close to half 200 Beacon, 30x32, at $17.50; six-; ply clincher, s them are one-third off, ington Arcade Fioor, New Building, i ' <I SSO EEE cn ces SE I a ee Ad ta nen ee ee i ‘ ' {