The evening world. Newspaper, April 13, 1921, Page 6

“| SBPONERPLAYER “| | VANISH AS THREE “| DETECTIVES WATCH Raid Prisoners, With Guard] } at Door Waiting for Wagon \ Go Down Fire Escape. About twenty-five men and women Gfrested ina gambling ralt made by} f ij t EN’S English twill silk foulard SCRIGS «+ + $50 wings .. . $1.00 detectives Btafl in Btreet | from the @ simple + five men w Street st these, ira 981 Kicht keeping « After 1) efour ce\ fovtain a pa Simple or Sinton Th tr thee dren sophisticated : polka dot or Persian | formal or floral | lation. 7 | Were left in remaining pris ‘wagon could be Hf While Reynolds oners went thro ining the roo e)4 and while the detectives ¢ the outer di ched the s down the fire According to the detectives, there : ; gence, ners core riotous or restrained a... but correct Pi bers onary if labeled— Ma cording to its CARMOOR jad Ray of Man ait to Brighton r. Preston Fifth Avenue jr., President aiesman of the y, antiques, of | Franklin Simon & Co. cA Store of Individual Shops FIFTH AVENUE, 37th and 38th STS. is Peis ta Price Only... . LUMINA SILK (Reg. Applied For) IN FEMININE UNDERTHINGS i igs is the Franklin Hi Simon & Co. silk that | summer chooses for its own | | —light, cool, delicate in color- | ings, holding its strength in Wi reserve for many tubbings Bets, and much wear. | More in Lustre, Loveliness, Longevity, | tags. The Vogue of Uest-Chemise and Step-in Drawer TAILORED TAILORED VEST-CHEMISE. . 3.495 STEP-IN DRAWERS 3.75 REAL LACE TRIMMED REAL LACE TRIMMED VEST-CHEMISE. . 5.00 step-IN prawerRS 5.00 Gray, Orchid or Flesh Color Lumina Silk in Nightgowns TAILORED OR REAL LACE TRIMMED MODELS Blue, Orchid or Flesh Color . 695 LuMINA SILK UNDERTHINGS ARE EXCLUsIVE WITH FRANKLIN SIMON & Co, WOMEN’S AND. MISSES’ LINGERIE SHOP— Bd Sey First Floor—Take Elevators 4 & e seh ERT An Offering Of Unusual Importance 150 Beautiful Gowns $65 LOVELY new gowns of fine Canton crepe and Georgette, elaborately embroidered and beaded — offered in a large assortment of which but four smart models are pictured here. The price, moderate in itself for handsome dresses, is unusual for new Spring gowns that may be appropriately worn all Summer, such as these cool, delightful silks. The models are charming—graceful, straight-line styles, chemise effects, and tunics, sum- mety, refreshing gowns, in soft, delightful colors, so much needed for the teas and fetes of Spring. Gowns that sparkle with iridescent, crystal, and cut-steel bead designs; plait- ings, ribbons in fluttering streamers, gay sashes and many novel features only found in the exclusive styles. Women’s sizes. THIRD FLOOR Introducing Biltmore Hand-Woven Homespun Suits —for women, now for the first time to be had in New York, and sold exclusively by this store. These famous homespuns, established in the favor of fashionable women, were originated by Mrs. George W. Vanderbilt in the industrial school on her Biltmore estate. Suits designed to our order, THIRD FLOOR Beautiful Breakfast Coats for Spring Mornings $10.75 - $12.75 - $14.75 - $16.75 to $29.50 Tax Additional TWO-TONE satin, taffeta, chiffon over crepe de chine in lovely two-tone effects, self-ruffled or with lace; handsome brocade or gros de Londres in many attractive styles and unusually good values. DRESSING SACQUES—Crepe de chine BOUDOIR CAPS—Four charming styles, trimmed with lace or Georgette, satin and wide lace, Georgette and ribbon, $4.45 $5.95 $6.95 $1.95 $2.95 SECOND FLOOR ining Room Furniture Greatly Reduced for the Seven-Day Sale THIS one week Sale of the best values in years is already well under way, and many of the greatly lowered prices are found in furniture for the dining-room. Beautiful designs showing the fit fee of such periods as Louis XVI, Early American, Italian Renaissance and Queen Anne. Period Suites A Walnut Hepplewhite Suite, 10 pieces, $495 A Walnut Louis XVI Suite, 10 pieces, $495 AMahogany Queen Anne Suite, 10 pieces $535 A Mahogany Queen Anne Suite, AMahogany Queen Anne Suite, 10 pieces $558 - Wace laches Suite 1 Stony ya A Mahogany Chippendale Suite, ‘ + $595 NOs RiSCOR alee a8 fo Mahogany Colonial drop leaf tea wagons, $37.50 The Beautiful Chippendale Suite Illustrated Ten Pieces $1,255 THIS Suite is a fine example of the values. It is made of lovely crotch-grained mahogany, with the graceful curving lines and claw and ball feet of the Chippendale period, : SIXTH FLOOR A Walnut Italian Renaissance Suite 10 pieces . + $975 Flouncings For The Flower-Days Of Summer PALE shades of lavender, green, blue, pink and grey as well as white—they are very much like the flowers that will soon be abloom. All these colors are found in the lovely fresh flounc- ings of organdy and voile we are now showing for Summer frocks. They are 36 inches wide, full skirt width, and the selection includes hemstitched styles, fine pleatings, cross bars and several others. $2.95 yard GROUND FLOOR Decorative Girdles Of Silk Braid Or Wood Beads $2.75 BOTH styles are appropriate and decorative for wear with the dark street frock, or with a sports cos- tume—They are shown in many charming colors and combinations of colors. All have been reduced from higher prices. GROUND FLOOR Strap Pumps $10.75 A YEAR ago you would have found it impossible to buy shoes of quality at such a price. Today, although prices are lower, these shoes are matchless values at the price marked. Six of the smartest models shown this season. Grey Suede—Patent leather Black Kid— Black or Tan Calfskin Also combination effects. Choice of high French or baby Louis heels. SECOND FLOOR A Man’s Needs for Spring Madras Shirts $2.75 WHEN the brightness April sun makes him re his cuffs are a little frayed and his shirts not quite as new as they might be, he will be glad to have you select a fresh supply of shirts for him. In the Man’s Shop you will fitd a selection of fine madras shirts marked ata strikingly low price — one that could not have been ap- proached last Spring. Neat striped patterns in soft blue, brown, green or lavender. White imported madras, THE MAN’S SHOP EXPRESS ELEVATOR TO TENTH PLOOR “t 4 Cakes and Frostings” THIS is the appetizing subject of Miss Barber's lecture at 2.30 next Monday afternoon, April 18. She will demonstrate new ways of tempting the palate! See the interesting demonstration of fireless and steam pressure cookers now in progress in the Housefurnishing Department. SEVENTH FLOOR Service Speaks AND the language it uses is that of greater comfort, more conven- ience, and the utmost satisfaction for our clientele, Three significant expressions of service are found in our store: Telephone Order Desk Mail Order Service Foster Travel Bureau