The evening world. Newspaper, April 22, 1921, Page 13

Ce ee err ae rt mn SES and $500. Had any item been for more |i ie than 9600, bids for the work would |j ‘ have had to be advertised, which in i] No instance was done. Mr. Bernhard |] at first confined his reading to items ; for repairs to Hudson Boulevard po- lice headquarters. Then ho read some for repairs to “No. 2840 Hudson Boule- vard,” which it eventually dawned on him at Mr. McMahon's suggestion was architecturally Identical with Hudson ee WOMEN’S “Saksco’’ Silk Hose 1.75 A strong, fine quality of pure thread silk hose which gives remarkable serv- P Boulevard police headquarters. ice, despite hard wear. Made with John O'Keefe appeared on the books ti 1 ‘| 1 Hudson Boulevard Headquar-| as having the inside track in making isle top, toe and heel. Main Floor j the repairs, He had two bills before ters and No..2840 the Same | tye ‘Boulevard Commission on tho : Patched Building. | ame day—one for $489 and the other As a result of a Very Extensive Purchase Cie ee a for $453. J. O'Brien also had two bills t £6 ehte YOUAGER Best on the same day, one for $431 and ac- We Shall Hold Saturday levard Tendquarters 4h Jersey’ City | oer for te A Most Unusual recurtation What fade he lietHt sink fund of the town of North WITH EXTRA KNICKERS of the Mackay Legistative Commi Nel CAI aR ks at far below the usual selling price at the Jetsey City Court House gasp esoleeh shop lt ob oaeMihaad with mingled amnzement and amt SCH sated tenes ont tumee tee assessments back to 1902. Mr. Brady said the notes were not ne- cae, | fotiable because he had refused, as eS . The| township clerk, to sign them, al- 1 1 95 reading of the patchwork story pro-| . onged yesterday afternoon's session|Moush the township committee had a . of the committee until late, and came| Put 118 0. K. on them Suits of the very highest o an end only when Speaker Hobart cLU E a ai order in both styling and tail- f Essex, a committee member, ex- GETS CL TO MRS. RANKINE, oring— -suits the most parti- Wat ed \ t's ee a rE uf Se at the matter with) weatfeur Teld Woman Answering cular parent will be pleased bb a cakl NAR abet | Description Wan tn New London. have “ Pw John P. McMahon, clerk of the Bow-| prank Clouting, ¢ i to have “sonny wear. jouting, chauffeur for Mrs. - iv’ bleated vard Commission, was on the wit-) annette K. Rankine, who disappeared Youthful,, smartly pleate ness stand when the numerous re-| April 8, reported to the Bureau of styles, with patch pockets, pairs that the building appeared to| Missing Persons to-day that he had re- bu each suit tailored with the need were disclosed, but he failed to| ceived information from officials at, the New London, Conn, ¥. W. G. As i throw much light on the causes for], woman unsweri«e Mrs. “Rewkines greatest of care in gly f nt disint ti ption registered at the association cy Ma radaya after her disappearance. Novelty Mixtures and uctural parts only’ staye f a ld the of and when gaid, the eft, told them she intended to walk port. | ch of the many items charged to wo repairs was for a sum between $400! to Heather Suitings known especially for their serviceability. Sizes 7 to 17 years. Boys’ Double-Breasted Reefers Special at 7.95 | —full belted model, produced in all wool navy blue serge and novelty mixtures. Sizys 3 to 8 years Unequaled at 7.95. Second Floor A SPECIAL SALE OF “SHOOKID” SHOES ets from our regular stock and of- fered at materially reduced prices. Up to the usual high Shookid quality. Strong twill linings—best soles—ortho- paedically correct. A rare opportunity to outfit active young- sters at a rock-bottom price. Youths’ High Shoes on Black Calfskin, with broad toe. Sizes 9-2; formerly $5.50 to $6.25. Now. ; $4.95 in Tan Russia Calfekin, with broad toe. Sizes 0°; formerly $6.25 to $7.00. Now ** $5.95 Boys’ High Shoes io Black Calfskin, with medium and broad toe. Sizes 234-8; formerly $6.95 to $8.75. Now PI-9D in Tan Russia Calfskin, with medium and broad toe. Sines 24-8; formerly £7.95 to gE OF 39.75. Now CAMMEYER ‘Stamped on « Shoe Means Seandard of Mertz 41-5] W 34°St. NewYork, Newark Store -649 Broad St For Saturday Only! 400 MISSES’ DAYTIME Coats, Wraps & Capes Regularly 65.00 to 79.00 at 47.50 A comprehensive exhibition and sale of every smart coat «nd wrap model which has found definite favor in the c, es of the Spring Mode. Many styles have been launched, but only a comparative few have been accepted—and these chosen few are offered you Saturday at this very special price of 47.50. Tuxedo model coats with the fitted armhole and bell sleeve—held in by tie belts or satin sashes; loosely draped wraps in the full flare eftect, some with sleeves and some without. All beautifully embroidered and silk lined. MANUFACTURER’S SALE HIGH-CLASS PHONOGRAPHS $ 5% pin peut — to suit your con- venience. Also—Very Special for Saturday Misses’ Sport and Travel Coats Of Imported T weeds and Natural Colored Poulette at 25.00 Very smart, swagger models with jaunty loose- belted lines, either Tuxedo or notched collars, and big, roomy pockets. Second Floor We have been authorised by the manufacturer to sell these Deautiful instruments at a greatly reduced price. They represent what we be- lieve is the greatest value ever offered in a phonograph, Here is your opportunity to buy a wonderful talking machine at a Price that ts astounding. Call tomorrow. (sags gras sear rata erste ere | | Gnd many diiferent cabinet dosisns. 7 anne Se See J New Location, 4W.$7thSt. FirstStore Off Fifth Ave. HEADQUARTERS FOR COLUMBIA GRAFONOLAS & RECORDS | i A SPECIAL SALE OF | Girls’ Spring Hats at 5.00 Hats of Milan Straw—in demure mushroom or poke shapes to shade small upturned noses—or with brims rolled up be- guilingly to reveal them —all ribbon and flower trim- med, andall youth- fully smart. A few natural leghorn hats, too—banded and streamered with ribbons in smartly simple tailor- ed effects. Ages 6 to 16, Second Floor Cut This Coupon Out and Mail Tonight WIDENER’S COLUMBIA SHOP, 4 West 37th St. Street BROADWAY At 34th STREET Saks & Company a coe Cc oobea = SATURDAY—A SPECIAL PRESENTATION AND SALE OF 5.95 Wonder Hats —each reflecting the lure of Spring in every chic line and fabric— Spring peeps beguilingly from every gay flower, from the very new pleatings, from each fold that makes these hats things of surpassing charm and loveliness. Paris says “Fabrics!” So these hats—being very new—choose to be fashioned of Taffeta, Georgette Crepe, Moire Silk, and Crepe de Chine, thereby achieving a surprising amount of distinction and sthartness. In navy, black, dust, brown, and a host of light colors and combinations. Third Floor A SPECIAL OFFERING SATURDAY OF Girls’ Pongee Dresses at 11.75 Cool, gay little two-piece frocks just like these are being worn joyfully by youthful Parisiennes this Spring. And they will delightfully solve your daughter’s problems too, for they have those be- coming pleated skirts, firmly attached to under- waists,—tefreshingly simple little overblouses gaily belted and pocketed, and—as a final touch of French charm,—quaint collars and cuffs of colored linen. Sizes 12 to 16. Idustrated. GIRLS’ BOX-PLEATED Wool Plaid Skirts at 5.95 Separate skirts such as these are indispensable for the school girl,—saving so tremendously on her laundry. Of all wool plaids in full box pleated models in gay colors. 12 to 16. /ilustrated. Second Floor. Worsted Slip-On Sweaters AT THE EXCEPTIONALLY LOW PRICE OF Almost unbelicvable—yet true —that one can get sweaters as pretty as these for only 2.95. ‘The model pictured has the new Puritan collar, edged i: brushed wool, and very demure it is. Cuffs and pockets are banded to match. ‘The other model is knitted in fancy block stitch, with braided girdle and cadet neckline. Colors: black, white, gray, pink, Copenhagen blue, navy, orchid and rust. Third Floor SPECIALISTS IN APPAREL Fibre Silk Scarfs - at 3.25 * At the smart resorts, no street costume is complete without one of these gay affairs of fibre silk. And they are ver- satile because they can be used as a sash whenever desired. In a host ‘of Roman striped combinations. sain Floor A REMARKABLE OFFERING OF 600 Hand-Made Batiste Blouses i In Regular and Extra Sizes Special ~~ fe at 2.95 ¢ op Despite the marked 1 shortage of these j q \ rf lovely hand-made / \ LW Vi blouses, we have / \p ay ea managed to secure = just 600 of them to sell Saturday at the astonishingly low price of 2.95. Three Distinctively Charming Models | of sheerest batiste, each exquisite with finest drawn work and tucking. Every stitch made by hand.” Third Floor i Saturday—First—and Notable— Reductions in “ Distinctive Spring Suits for Misses- | | } | | in sufficient time for you to get full benefit of av ) complete season’s wear— ie These are the most delightful suits for Spring introduced, each superbly tailored in materials of the very highest order. Immediate selection will prove distinctly to your advantage. co || Smart Tailored Suits— : } . Reg. to 85.00 a Reduced to. . 59.50 Fashioned of Twill Cord, Tricotine, Piquetine,+}] Imported Tweeds, Velour Checks, and combina~--$ Hf tion sports suits—simply tailored or handsomely: “i embroidered. | Misses’ Suits—Reg. to 165.00 Hf Reduced to 98.50 a || Two or three piece costume suits of unusual dis-" tinction—developed in Piquetine, Pique Twill, Twill Cord and Tricotine, elaborately trimmed or | quietly tailored. Smart Fringed Frocks | for Misses at 35.00 * Fashion gives her unquali- fied approval to the vogue for fringe—thereby making it a success, and pleasing youth by its becomingness. The frock pictured is of soft Crepe de Chine, effectively trimmed with fringe and a lovely lace collar—and be- sides there are other models in Taffeta, Georgette crepe, Crepe de Chine and Trico- tine to capture your fancy. In navy, gray, brown, black and white. Sizes 14 to 18___ years, Second Floor Special Offerings in MISSES’ AND WOMEN’S Sport and Street Skirts At Remarkably Low Prices At 8.75 —Tailored White Flannel Sport Skirts that are cool, comfortableand unsurpassingly smart for country wear. Also to be had in light shades. At8.75—Baronette Satin Sport Skirts that lend their glorious lustre and charm to many new and becoming models. Navy, black, white and all high shades. At 10.75-Pleated Wool Plaid Skirts—so delight- fully becoming and suitable for sport and street wear. May be had in many attractive colors. At 11.75--Knife Pleated Flannel and Woo! Jersey Skirts—Those jaunty little skirts that arc so inexpressibly smart for all Summer sports and country wear. May be had in many attractive shades. Waistbands 24 to 36. Fourth Floor