The evening world. Newspaper, May 4, 1921, Page 4

THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 4, 1921. LION FIGHTS HORSE |"; Footie ger" tia" ener: | DR. WILLIAM BROOKS DEAD. tronomers to use photography {n astron-| mill owner, filed for probate yesterday. omle ® He was born at eS Jersey Tube Commiaston Votes to| at a meeting in the Hall of Ievords| are Joint Cal cad pr the New Jersey IN | Farm, Belvidere and now Is Siena ate at | The personal property was estimated « omits Kingineers, terday afternoon voted to dismisy| Cominiasion, if its ction ts net con- RING AT CIRCUS) £2" y the Cold’ Stream FAT 8 Hebert vets _ Mulnatone, Kent, Pngland, and, came | more than $8,000 O00 APO m,| Members of the New Jersey tnter- | (esx members of the consulting board | curred In by New York, will refuse, N h part Uottewe Protesner, 17) 0 parents th questa wer nity ‘Chureh, . - | of engineers. ugh the enginecra, | appropriate any more jentitteadain tats Lexington, Ky. aocuaaes ee Protewer, 7%; Hae | 2, Prot ‘ite-|Conn., 96, ey Narmington Lodge | #tate Bridge and Tunnel Commission | ote Fecelve’ salaries of $10,000 year, | payment of their salaries. Battle to Settle Old Grudge Gives ee Discovered 97 Comets. ve Ae | Bocliy, New $10,000. snaiypnatonnes Cincinnati Audience Ex- IMPRISONED GIRL HEIRESS. | cvs Por. Watitamn {ney bee a vail ——— - ra Thrills, CHENBCTADY, May 4--Burther ins we i, May : uel o ther nett! at vestigation by Humane Society Officer | Gives OO TO PUBLIC, ye Chiltan Ce ; (pmcial to The Brening World.) at y , a PROVIDED May 4-Publio. bes| i appointed Consul | CINCINNATI, May 4.—Extra th ats totalling 0h were ¢ ined Now York, Gregorio Santa Were provided for last night's audle iff di Bana hh dlbnh Ue ria meded Sonor vatela as] Qs @t the Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus, | 4 1 Kalght, daughter Battle between a lion and a horse, ion was jumping on and off the horse's T sf , = a Dack. Failing in a leap, the lion hit the| effort will | % a out, wha : lA MAS AIT 6 |) turf. Enraged, it tried to leap onto the Sim: horse's back again, but falied. In mak- ||! ing a third leap, it tore the horse's hind and lacerated its back. he lute Robert Knight, millionaire 4) BONWIT TELLER & CO The Spoccally Shop of Originaions FIFTH AVENUE AT 38™ STREET ‘The horse fought back gamely, kick No Connection With Any Other Establishment in the World fg at the lion. All then realized that | 1 the fight was real, and the trainers t dinky. farm : nn weat of PB \j A" small” key. attact ner | | " y, he believer, may lead Jing place mall fortune (HA Grove the animals apart. Attendants | ¢ wile the three women have #aid the Ion and horse had been on bad| been living in solitude and near poverty | [Bs terms since the show opened year RK. heparan ol who : examined Jonsle fore whe WA YOUNG $10,000 BULL DIES. f Aatitrerte Cilen, be . 0} May 4.—Tho $10 ommitted to Utica, has been ap: 3 | sy Noteworthy Values in the May Sale of by County Judge McKelvey te i N. THIRTY-FOURTH STREE F ENUI ise tan tigate the sanity of the entire fam- REET BROADWAY-FIFTH AVENUE ull, Jewel Fayne Butter Boy, owned| ly, All are being permitted to remain | |B by Ira EB. Fi ied {on the farm until the examination in| [im yesterday of a broken artery. His’ concluded | | DAINTILY HAND EMBROIDERED RE Handmade Straight Chemises 1,95 Of fine French batiste, with straps or’ _ . regular armholes; ribbon trimmed. Formerly 3.95 Hl 8 Handmade & Emb’d Drawers 1.95 Fine French batiste or nainsook, rib- . bon trimmed. Formerly 3.50 WOMEN'S AND’ MISSES’ j New Siu Frocvs For Susp THE VALUES ARE MOST EXTRAORDINARY Stanley ¢ Me Gidbon 392Firt Ave at 36 St. decond Soor- Fake Glovator: Semi-Annual Clearance Entire Stock of Spring Apparel To Be Closed Out, Fegardless of Cost or Value, at NEW FRINGED FROCK, EXECUTED IN A SUPERIOR, . QUALITY CANTON CREPE (MODEL Is PICTURED HERE,) EIGHT OTHER NEW MODELS OF CANTON CREPE, BESIDD SEVERAL OF TAFFETA SILK AND CREPE DE CHINE AT THIS UNUSUALLY Extraordinary Reductions Handmade Batiste Nightgowns 2.95 Cap and sleeveless models, embroidered _ or hemstitched; ribbon trimmed. Formerly 3.95 Suits— Frocks—Coats While Our Exrtire Stock of Highest Class Apparel Is Included in This Sale, Only a Few Items Are Particularized Here. Handmade Envelope Chemises 3.95 Fine quality nainsook, has embroi- . dered top and shoulder straps. Formerly 4.95 Including Our Suits lve Newest tase) Tricotine or Poiret Twill, Twill Cord and Piquetine Handmade Envelope Chemises 4,95 Of French batiste, trimmed with Val. _ lace and hand embroidery ; ribbon straps. Formerly 7.95 32.50 45.00 55.00 LOW PRICH : ; Formerly to Formerly to Formerly to 95.00 Handmade Batiste Nightgowns 8. 95 $57.50 $87.50 $98.80 “ Trimmed with Valenciennes lace and NEW FROCKS OF+ AN INFORMAL hand embroidery. Formerly 12.75 Fr k Including Our SRN DINNER FROCK OcKSs TAFFETA SILK, FEATURES A SNUG BODICE AND BOUFFANT SICIRT, SHIRRED AT WAISTLINE, AN AIR OF YOUTHFUL PICQUANCY IS ACHIEVED BY THE USE OF INNUMERABLE SHALLOW PLEATED RUFFLES 35.00 OF LACE OVER SATIN IS SHOWN HERE IN AS SLENDBR NEW SILHOUETTE , WITH A> SURPLICE RODICH AND A SLIM STRAIGHT SKIRT CWITH WIDE SCALLOPS AT THE, | HEMLINE-> 4.5.00 Mii Very Newest ee, Canton Crepe, Crepe de Chine, Satin, Taffeta Silk 22.50 29.50 39.50 Formerly to Formerly to Formerly to $49.50 $57.50 $75.00 EMBROIDERED BATISTE PETTICOATS Formerly 10.75 7,95 Shadow-proof panels, front and back, deep flounce hand embroidered and lace trimmed Co a t s vay Newel ee ts ) Tricotine, Poiret Twill, Veldyne, Normandy, Orlando 35.00 45.00 69.50 Formerly to Formerly to Formerly to $59.50 $75.00 $110.00 UNDERWEAR DEPT.—Third Floor Se Pi Na Nae BONWIT TELLER & CO. FIFTH AVENUE AT 38™ STREET | SDM FS Franklin Simon & Co. Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Streets WILL CLOsE OUT—THURSDAY FOR THURSDAY At Reductions of #20.99 to $34.50 MISSES’ SUITS $ 4.5, Regularly Priced $65.09 to $79,50 A Specially Arranged Sale of FLANNEL & STOCKINETTE SEPARATE SKIRTS AN EXCEPTIONAL VALUE AT 11.75 Flannel Skirts in White or Gray—A smartly y | tailored model with inset pockets and narrow | Dre self belt fastened with a buckle. First —Give Me Comfort That is what most men say about shoes. And when the Walk-Over Restoe is fitted to your feet right there you enter into permanent foot comfort. But that isn't where Walk-Over stops—the Restoe is shapely. It is a manly-looking sub- stantial shoe always in good style. = Q The Restoe is offered in top grade Russia calf leather. The kind of leather that looks so rich and feels s0 good. HE first reduction of the season on misses’ twillcord and tricotine suits in navy blue and the new shades of tan. The season’s most exclusive models. Stockinette Skirts in White, Rust or Gray— Shirred top model with large sports pockets with envelope flaps, buckled self belt. SIZES 14 TO 20 YEARS W. 228th Be 22 W. ible st a) WOMEN’S SKIRT DEPT.—SECOND FLOOR NO EXCHANGES NO CREDITS N.Y. Hroadwas \f MISSES’ SUIT SHOP—Second Floor | eel ESD) 77 laure Pia wal Gate i ms A rN . LEOKe pale Cae = hit uu " Complete tine of Phoenix and Van Raalte 4