The evening world. Newspaper, April 22, 1921, Page 11

SIGNED BY MAYOR House of Detention With Hardened Offenders. | In future young men and women i @lassed by the police as “less hard- d offenders,” wil! not be confined | the House of Detention with old | me offenders held as witnesses, In- wtead, they will be committed to in- Jons selected by the Chief Mag- iatrate pending the completion of a separate House of Detention for this | class of witnesses. A bill giving the Chief Magistrate the power to com- mit witnesses to institutions was sigmed to-day by Mayor Hylan, The Mayor passed upon a oumpcr of other measures. He withheld his signature from a bill authorizing County Clerk Kelly to employ four copyists at $2,160 a year each. He approved a bill authorizing the Esu- Mate Board to compensate Richard- on Webster, former Register ot Kings, for services for which he con- | tends he is entitled to pay. », He approved an “act to provide hospitals, orphan asylums and other obaritabdle institutions in the City of New York with water and remit as- seapmenta therefor.” ‘The object of this legislation is to exempt real es- tate owned by associations of honor- | @bly discharged sokiiers, sailors or Marines devoted to patriotic and Charitable purposes, ‘Other pills acted upon by the Mayor follow: Board of Estimate to de- ms of ‘Thomas an act to provide Malone sition payable e Judge of the jons, for the ealendar year 1920, approve f authorizing the Sinking Fund Com- mission to cance] taxes, &c,, upon the real estate of St. Mary's Church in the Bronx, appro t to vi date the charter of Van Nest Hose Companies, Nos. 1 and 2, of the Van 3 + approved; for the payment to Mary F, the balance of compe: Nest Fire Department in the Bronx, approved. P. R. R. WARS ON ON JITNEYS. Charge Ma Street GAMDON, N. J, Aprit Pemnsylvania Railroad to-day notified 22.—The @rivers of jitney huses that they will © to and from ‘Trait Mot be permitted to o railroad’s The jitn , © them out « driv Public Service Railway FF e carfares from s to ton ons rol eof the Su DON’T forget that buy- ing good quality is but one way to save on clothes, A cedar chest for storing them away will save you clean- er’s bills and guard against the holes that moth pests delight in making, Prices from $27 to $95. fewisa Concer 45™ STR Eee eo pare AVE, One of Our Comfort Lasts for Women FOOT TROUBLES CORRECTED Our Distinctive Service Is Fitting the Feet to Assure Comfort PRACTIPEDISTS 6 W. Broadway, 221 Greenwich St (Near Vesey St.), New York. w\ » Will No Longer Be: Be Put in the | THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 1921. Put Your Winter Furs in Storage The expert care and moderate rates of our Fur Storage De- partment make this the ideal place to leave your Winter furs during the Summer. Second Floor. Specially Priced Boys Two-Trouser Suits $12.95 | |The extra pair of trousers is always a featute that doubles the \ value of the suit. When good tailoring and style that are sure to please every boy are included, its at such a low price there is no denying its worth. Herring- bones, fancy homespuns, cassi- meres, in browns, greys, greens and dark mixtures, and mohair lined coats, full lined knickers, are what you will find. Sizes 7 to 18 years. All Wool Blue Serge Suits: $10.85 The models are Norfolk, with box pleat, patch pocket and pleated back. The coats are mohair lined and have seams taped. The trousers are lined. Sizes 8 to 18 years. Bloomingdales—Second Floor For the Wee Folks Capes : Frocks : Suits The most adorable of styles—the loveliest of fabrics, Bring Bobby and Betty to Bloomingdales and outfit them for the season! » pink, Organdie Dresses, $1.95, and Hats to Match, 98¢ You will want two or three sets when you see these crisp, cunning frocks in white organdie with colored ruffiings or colored frocks wit! e ruffles. Pink, maize, blue and orchid, Imagine a set for only s Embroidered Dresses: Special $1.95 Whit ste in the sweetest styl sleeves and neck. Sizes 1 Boys Oliver Twist Suits zes 2 Sturdy suits with white tops and pink, ¢ panties, and collar and cuffs to match. scalloping around the bottom, to 6 years: 98¢ adet, light bi Sizes 2 to 6 ye Pantalette Dresses: $1.39 2 to 6 years. Rese, tan, light blue, dark blue. white pique collar and piping on sleeves and pockets. and tan Siz Finished with Bioomingdates—Second Floor soTH ‘To 60TH— THIRD TO. LEXINGTON BLOOMINGDALES Shell Rim Spectacles, $4.65 A scientific examination and shell rim Spectacles with deep curve spherical lenses, like cut. > f BLOCK ROM PARK | AVENUE Moin Fleor Womens, Mens and Childrens S e e pring Hosiery at Lowest Prices New from head to toe—your Spring outfit, of course. And heres a sale that emphasizes the toe part of the outfitting! Hosiery for all the family—at prices that Dad will welcome. Womens Thread Silk Hosiery: 98¢ rd heels, double soles, mercerized garter tops. Cordovan, Suedes, White and Black. Womens Courtly Thread Silk Hosiery: $1.98 Full fashioned, reinforced, all wanted shades. Womens Onyx Chiffon Silk Hosiery : $1.98 Feather weight pure silk, full fashioned, with silk garter tops; 10 other makes also, In Brown, Cordovan, Polo Greys, Black. Slight mill faults, hardly noticeable. Womens Gold Stripe Silk Hosiery: $1.98 Pure thread silk with silk garter top. Featherweights. In black only. Slight mill faults. Mens Nu Toe Silk Socks: 44¢ Reinforced heels, double soles, in Navy, Cordovan, Greys, Castor, Reinfor Brown, Black. Mens Mercerized Cotton Socks: 24 ew Spring Dresses In a Great Sale at an Old Time Price 88 On Sale Today New Models and Materials Reinforced heels, double soles. Black, Cordovan, Grey and White. Boys and Girls Socks: 29¢ 50 styles—mercerized lisle, with roll tops in attractive color com- binations. Bloomingdales— Main Floor and Tomorrow *] Just because we wanted to have a sale that would surprise you, we offer you these exceptionally fine dresses at a price that can give you no conception of their worth. The materials and colors are in such a great variety that there is sure to be one dress, at least, of the kind you have been wanting. And the price is sure to be much lower than you expected to pay. There are models with embroidered tunics, in faggotting and eyelets; straightline models and some with Georgette combinations. * Canton Crepe Tricolette Taffeta Foulard There are all sizes— Materials Satin 16 to 20 Misses, | Navn Black Tricotine Beige Hlonmingdales—Second Bloor Brown 36 to 46 Womens sol Co ors All ‘the: newest «t just another instance Grey of what our Hat Shop can give you for $5, We have Henna established a reputation, thru specialization you see! Conen Among the many new ones at $5 are: 207 . Large Flower-Trimmed ‘Transparent Hats, Harding Blue Taffetas and Leghorns Dhite B embroidered Organdies, poke shapes, with | soft draping and rosette i hite rimming. Close-fitting Taffetas, pearl pin trimming. Small Moire Poke, . with brim and rosette of pleated taffeta, and also stout sizes. with draped crown and white fancy. Main Floor Bloomingdales Men: ‘an ort red BE) -k, ina handsome brogue last, $1.28 $2.68 $3.88 | $5.48 Crepe de Chine ligee, in light blue, Copenhagen, lavend: with tiny rosebu pink and wistaria, pink and, lavender. Bloomingdales-—sSecond Floor Tomorrow! Last Day of Our Semi-Annual Sale of | House Dresses: Kimonos a Boxloom Crepe Breakfast Coat pretty slip-over with @ trimmed with dainty ruffles on coming square prettily skirt and neck. Your choice of shirred at the waist and trimmed . In light blue, | ‘ | are trimmed with pearl buttons. $1.78 Dresses of striped or checked gingham or « ade in form-fitting » with white repp, cham or embroide with chambre 16 to 46. Two mod n extra sizes—49, $2.68 Morning els are 50 and Porch Dresses of plaid gingham or white organdy or eo and three-quarter slee Ss | have pockets, others have bi | coming fancy fronts. Sizes 16 to 46; also in extras and stouts 41 to 62. Bungalow or Morning Dress, | Seco Silk Breakfast Coat, in made of pereate, chambray or | Jacquard pattern, prettily | zingham, in fitted mode's, with ruffled at neck d bottom jelts, Collars of chambray or | and trimmed with rosebuds and ked gingham, Sizes 36 to | u convenient pocket, $3.88 Garden Dresses, made of heavy chambray, cheeked — gingham or voile and trimmed with checked gingham, white repp, organdy or embroidery. They have the new long waist line with either a belt or a wide sash, and 6 to 11, B to D width. ‘A wonderful shoe at a won- derfully low pric ‘econd Floor « ‘ ih \ —— w f Sas Ss Childrens Fold- ing Go-Carts $3.85 nt and comf: # back, adj rubber tired Shildrens High Chairs $1.85 A Fortunate Purchase Norwegian Calf Oxfords: $9.75 nd genuine Norwegian calf that wears like lent style; perforated vamp, tipe nd heel foxing, and a stitched heel seat. Special Prices in Meats Rib Roast Beef.. . Ib. 22e Genuine Roasting amb Legs of Genuine Lamb, .lb, 35¢ of Milk Ve i t of Milk Veal. Ib, 18¢ Roasting Pork Sirloin Steaks «Ib, 35¢ Roasting Milk Veal 2 Ibs. of Swifts or Armours Bacon Kump of Milk Veal... Bloomingdates—Basement An Exceptional Sale for Tomorrow Only 2400 Mens Silk Cravats 68¢ These cravats are of that distinctive quality that careful dressers always will- ingly pay a much larger price for. Theyre tailored of fine quality imported and domestie silks, and the variety of rich patterns and color combinations is large that even the most fastidious are sure to be pleased. There are neat figured patterns, all-over designs, stripes, plain colors and plenty of the popular blues and browns. sO Made of Sine Imported Grenadines, Foulards, Satins, Silk Repps, Mogadors, wills and tasteful The earlier you come the larger will be the variety to select from, Special Mens Genuine Cowhide Belts: 65¢ Made of soft finish, one-piece cowhide, harness leather with gun In black, cordovan and grey. 23 to 48, Strong and comfortable. metal finished buckle. Bloomingdales—Main Floor ate ee eS