The evening world. Newspaper, April 6, 1921, Page 6

TRAVIS TRIAL IS TRANSFERRED Former Comptroller, Werrlell and | en weno ae EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6, 1921. ° ‘cA Two Day’s Selling of _ Judson to Be Tried by Toilet Goods I Justice McAvoy Sh ANY of th all iti Abtiig District Atte oes M of those small necessities ounced {o-< you need every day have been Justice M the Court — for men reduced in price for this selling. Criminal Bra They are the standard qualities the indict you demand, marked by such oindaatin well-known names as Daggett & Deputy wr $TO.00 Ramsdell, Pinaud, Kolynos. If udson, 9 said be cx first Mond: Avoy. The All models you have been waiting to stock up with these necessary articles, you can check them off on this Pine ee list and bring it in with you. ‘The tra at the + For the Teeth attended. bs all leathers Pebeco Tooth Paste. . . . 33¢ Gov, Whitma: . Kolynos Tooth Paste . . . 17¢ There ween i Pe lent Tooth Paste. .°. 38¢ ‘lor b u t Cc h le fl y lox Tooth Powder 17c and 39¢ Max D b Borine Mouth Wash . . . 59¢ dicted men nota le as Listerine Tooth Paste . . . Gieumente on the ground of insuMelont | a ST RT a SS siECOMittertine eee es and ilegul evid 1,000 PRAY y ON SHIP AS SICK BOY LEAVES a shoe which gives For the Bath Smirnoff Bath Blocks —8 in Lists) 18¢ Jergen’s Violet Glycerine Soap— ; 3 cakes sures Lo Keo + « 20¢ ae pr uk nt oe the Rew ne , m ore mil Corenat a Almond Soup dof 25 : | < S Cuticura Soap. . . . cake 17¢ This Port cage Olive Oil Sip + + 6 cakes for 45¢ bata wea vieya Sabauao liner © than ten For the Complexion saro from Naples and ( a Hind’s Honey and Almond Cream prayer on tho deck » as u . 35¢ and 73¢ Ute las a eae : Sail dollars wi | | Daggett & Ramsdell’s Cold Cream— year-old boy from « Catalina, | 40%. jar. + 33¢ Drought to America dan of uric acid poisoning. 35e * Seen ts he dative untit th hides Li ‘Powder. Pd a - fort ssi , rien Aqui ‘owder . . ic Se Bescas “SEVEN FURNITURE DAYS” | efits Mey tasioo Bex Maa oe ee hary Rose, Carnation, Lilac . 2 for 25¢ Mass, was wailing for the fam . - Pler 90, Nori River. Mrs ¢ . . . Miscellaneous Bos, permitted to accompany’ he Frankl uc Sins Sed Begins Monday, cApril 11th—Continues for One Week De Mirnde Depllanty.. . . 78 — — 5 ‘ ae) Avenue . Mum Deodorant . . 17¢ Maree Wnaadie sorisctives © Nie SS oe PRICES on hundreds of pieces of fine furniture have stepped gradually ie ‘Ammonia te 6 home of Mrs. H. Roosevelt, IN 4 q Mi Foot - od Nee ee ida toca ie h. How ; H down to the lowest level in five years. The first step was taken as far Ed. Pinaud’s Lilac Vegetal. . 85¢ Sapilal fr 2 to 8 West 38th Street—Street Level Whisk Brooms, celluloid handles 59¢ Bellevue Hospi ° . . y back as last September. Since then, noticeable reductions have been made Telephone Orders will be Filled Promptly Lon; Qu ies La: te BI " wii y . ; = A as Long as Quantities Last Only the Main Floor Saves Time from time totime. The last step is now taken in these low sale prices. eaGUNDIELEGR THOSE of you who are anxi- THIS is an exceptionally beau- Franklin Simon 8 Co. cA Store of Individual Shops is FIFTH AVENUE, 37th and 38th STS. In the Spring the Young Folks’ Fancy Lightly Turns to Fancy Hostery CHILDREN’S ENGLISH HOSIERY Ages From Infancy to 10 years ECAUSE fancy hosiery means so much to children, and, English-made means so much to hosiery, the Children’s Shop com- binesbothi inits latest importation. CHILDREN’s LISLE SOCKS Extra quality, white with colored striped top, or colored with ordinarily buy. CHILDREN’S LIsLE SOCKS extra quality, in white or in colors with white all-over stripes: cAn Unusually Important Sale This Spring ous to see this entire floor of furniture and make your selec- tions before the Sale begins and while assortments are complete, may come in during the next three days: April 7th, 8th and 9th. SIXTH FLOOR New Blouses Shown in Tinted Laces THESE frilly blouses in rust color will be wonderfully effective worn with the new tans of the Spring tailleurs. Others of gray, green or cream color are charming, worn with suits cut to display the soft, graceful, lacy frills. $15 THIRD FLOOR TAILLEURS for the smart woman, in tricotine, twillcord and Poiret twill, and styles of such assured distinction you know their custom quality at a glance, Plain tailored, braid Town and Country Suits, $85 YOUR tailored suit for town wear must be appropriate for so many occasions that it’s really important to choose a handsome model in which you'll always look your best. These are man- tailored, hand-finished, and splendid investments at the price. ALSO for country wear and sports, an offering of splendid imported tweeds and Oxfords at this same price. They've a smack of Scotch mists and heather; narrow string belts and tiful suite in dull-finished wal- nut, with the dignity of Italian Renaissance design. The Furniture illustrated, ten pieces, is an example of the Sale values at $735 New Sweaters for ‘Bright Spring Days NOVELTY drop-stitch weave in mohair, in a Tuxedo model with narrow fringed girdle, tailored collar and cuffs. Navy, lavender, henna, royal blue, camel, gray, brown and black. They are very smart for $7.50 THIRD FLOOR Benzoin, Glycerine and Rose Water Lrpay Pots THE evening gown whose wond- rous beauty of fabric and line stir the admiration of all beholders, finds a gracious compliment in the strand of evenly matched pearls, wisely chosen as the only form of adornment. $20 to $400 the strand. GROUND FLOOR Diamond Jewelry THE artful simplicity of the platinum settings used for our diamond jewelry, is one thing that explains the beauty of each in- dividual piece, from bar pin to elaborate brooch. Selections from $165 to $650 (Tax Additional) GROUND FLOOR ‘Wade in Grenoble. France Fine Dress Gloves ONE has to choose gloves for formal occasions with o: thing primarily in mind: their irreproach- able taste in every smallest detail. The full length dress glove, made by Reynier of beautiful white sizes 5 to 9% ; kidskin, is designed and finished 95 to 1.35 | with the most minute care. $10.50 GROUND FLOOR white striped top; sizes 5 to 9 .95 to 1.35 or ribbon bound, embroidered stitched pockets, in soft blue, or with hand-made folds. tan, gray and brown. THIRD FLOOR INFANTS’ AND CHILDREN’S INFANTS’ AND CHILDREN’S 75 a6 COTTON STOCKINGS, in white, WHITE Woot anb Cotton Stripes He'll Like, in Men’s Pajamas Taffeta Dresses — Petal and Pointed Tunics « M S black or Cordovan: plain weave: 2. : i “KINGS :sizes4tos. es PPNIRED) STOCKINGS sieestos legs T1080. TAFFETA’S the magic word THE charming ways that Paris ae $2.75 1.75 to 2.70 1.00 to 1.55 suggesting Paris gowns from Raeievied acdliinany aore) so hard to please a man when it comes to the details of dress like neckties—or pajamas! He exhibits a decided taste whose existence you had not suspected. He is almost sure to like these pajamas with their narrow stripes in tan, lavender, blue or black on white. Or the selt striped ma- Jenny, Lanvin and others — and taffeta is the demand of women everywhere. So we've chosen a bouffant, bewitching style — featuring the petal and pointed tunics with frilled are shown in our large assort- ment of taffeta dresses—all over patterns of tiny ribbon ruffles, corded tunics, panels of taupe or gray or Bulgarian em: broidery, and many smart new GirLs’ AND Boys’ Fancy Top Woot Gor Hose Brown or green heather, Lovat, or Oxford mixtures; sizes 6 to 10. Girts’ AND Boys’ \ Cotton STOCKINGS Derby ribbed black, white, or tan cetton: sizes 7 to 10. 1.55 to 2.15 2.75 edges, ney? nipatig aa combinations, terials, solt blues and tans, Fine very special price. ; woven and printed madras for . 35 to $135 some; highly mercerized materials CHILDREN’s EXTRA QuALITY LisLE SOCKS $62.50 $ for others, White, in sizes 7 to 9/2; oF in tan, navy blue, oF NB— ee large black; sizes 8 to 94. 1,05 to 1.35 | THE MAN'S SHOP A to A — Express Elevators to Tenth Floor— CHILDREN'S HOSIERY SHOP—Svreet Floor