The evening world. Newspaper, May 5, 1921, Page 27

i Deas SS as NEW YORK RE FOR WOMAN Frances Matthews, Los Angeles, Sent (Quentin Pris Tw GELBS, Prauces Matthews t $f Shoplifters,” by t id t the New York ceived a sentent from een years in the Ca Prison, following the eni purse here, Her Wu An appeal © plac futhe, She op Prepared to go to Sun Qu Mrs, © Long, « than Bixby jr. of Long Jeft for New York to join Grant K ingore urlott. tope. She w er Mary Kingore i of Floren Sexsu OPEN EVENINGS TI Liverty Bonde Accepted Face Value, Write For It. It's ¥I Talks No. 656 Tole w easy a THE MW New york held in our warehouse | Furniture bought now free for vain months, BEST 8500 VALUE BEST R700 VALUE er by Aut ‘Direct ‘to Your 5-Pc. Re- ophelstarad Jn Intent nts 10 tapestry er imitation polished like new. 6 collect Tiacta freooa FACTO RY 39 Ww. BRON BRANCH 1606 WELAK: Arrested in 4 summe FURNITURE ? Cashor Credit New 132 Page CATALOGUE —JUST OUT Holzwasser Home to. purchase your ATT Why go elsewhere? 4-ROOM PARTMENT $375 5-ROOM APARTMENT $585 our. Libera: Leris CORD New York for a month, a8 soon as he dicitis. Dempsey-Carpentier gone to Now York for a visit of alx or more weeks with Mrs, Tower's par- ents, Mr. and Mra, Payne Whitney. Miss Natalie Berdu of the Pasadena Golf Club and well known amateur upon New York links is to help de- fend California State title r CROOK to San nn, film star, with his wife will go to|againat the north, in the State cham- pionship tourney for women which recovers from an operation for appen- |opens here at the Midweek Country He hopes to get there In time | Club on May 16 to witness the Dempsey-Carpo Several California motion picture | ine | fight lover and motoring through Europe ‘ Mr, and Mrs. Roderick Tower have exhibitors aro conferring here with Senator James A. Walker of New York relative to a campaign to Lift Federal taxes from the film business. Manager Essick of the Vernon Coast League club has appealed to the Yankees for another pitch wants one who can go in Immodis and deliver the goods. nd Mrs. ‘Tod Ford have ¥ left He} | one of the founders of a clothing firm - for New York whore they wf agent several weeks with relatives. Mary Miles Minter it is announced is to quit screen wots for the sum- mer and will spend the time flying with her mother, She expects+to sai from New York on June 2, —— Well-Known Clothing Manefactarer Dena, CHICAGO, May 6—Jonas Kuppen- haimer, for many years president and bearin, AY name, ia dead at his home ner, He was born in 1854 at Terre Hn Ind. Wo | Ma “Queer und whi cord wit ne to four entin Pr re Sutt Mre Beach, has oth n bu Mr. t painter, mother Japan —— Millinery values flowers, fancies, Tomorrow—Another Extraordinary Sale of 1,000 Additional Summer Hats 3.50 paralleled; Dress Hats, Hats, Sailors, Tailored Hats and Fabric Hats—t rimmed with BROOKLYN OPPENHEIM, CLUNS & C a FULTON STREET—BROOKLYN never before Sport ribbons — in a riot of Summer’s brightest shades and a profusion of the | coming season’s newest designs. Four Models Illustrated — Ret 10 ee eC miei giamie mey be storage | jo) —lelel amie r aire 0 0 Truck Door. prices wi of workman= als, 00 #50, Bldg. 14TH ST. Special | BROOKLYN= OPPENHEIM CLUNS & © FULTON STREET—BROOKLYN Announce for Tomorrow 1 Unparalleled Sale of Girls An Unusual Purchase and Sale Girls’ Wash Dresses An extraordinary offering which includes Figured Voiles, Linenes, Chambrays, Fancy Ginghams and Organdies in a wide range of combinations and colors; tailored and semi-~= dressy styles, exquisitely trimmed with Organdie, embroidery and contrasting fabrics. Remarkable Values ) 05 Sizes 6 to 14 years @ ° Dresses Four Illustrated FRIDAY. AS CISuAL, BARGAIN DAY Who Muslin Underwear Friday Bargains Mean Sensationally Low Prices, Envelope Chemise— were BL48 88 were $2.68 1.84 Nightdresses— were $L.48.. 78 were “$1.74 1.36 were $2.74 1.86 Corset Covers— were 68... 45 were $1.18. . 174 Drawers— were 68 45 were i Bloome: were .97 Petticoats— were $1.38 88 seeee 1.48 1.97 EXTRA SIZE ‘UNDERWEAR Muslin Nightdresses— were $1.48....... Drawers— were $1.18 wee eeeee Petticoats— wer 1,38... were $2.97 Corset Cover: WEre .7B, oc secs Blouses, Kimonos, etc. Friday Bargains Mean Sensationally Low Prices Tailored Blouses—Striped Linene and Made were $2.47 i, Sport Blouses of Crepe de Chine— fashionable frill necks — many pretty shades were & . 5.95 White Crossbar Dressing Sacques— sculloped with blue—sizes 36 to 46 —were $1.48 . 5 118 Extra sizes, 48 to 52— were $1.74 5 3 Extra Size Kimonos—straight line model, sash belts—shawl collar, pleated, ribbon trim—sizes He 50 52 PRAT 3.77 Bungalow Aprons — checked | or plaid gingham in elastic or tie- back models—square neck, edged with rick rack- were $1.48 Little Tots’ and Babies’ Wear Friday Bargains Mean Sensationally Low Prices Little Tots’ Flowered Dresses— with lawn collars, cuff and sash— hemstitched—sizes to 6 years— were $2.67 Little Tots’ Fine White Dresses— yoke, empire and belted—lace and embroidery trim: were $2.67 Penne 1.84 Rompers and Creepers—Peggy and Toodles were $1, . 97 Babies’ Hand Crocheted Sacques— daintily trimmed-—pink or blue were $1.97 and $2.25. sizes to 6 years— Sheets— Single Coated Rubber 36x54—were $1.46 . 1.10 Hemmed Diapers. seconds— 22x44—were $2.94 .... 24x48—were $3.43 Children’s Underwear Friday Bargains Mean Sensationally Low Prices Children's Muslin Drawers—hem- stitched hem and tucks—1 to 12 years—were 98 and .44.... ,18 Billiebirke Pajamas—round neck 8 to 14 years—were $1.68... 88 Misses’ Skirts—ruffies of lace and embroidery—extra dust ruffle were 1.48 ssscsvsscsvcses 97 Vario usDepartments Friday Bargains Mean Sensationally Low Prices Wide Satin and Moire— were .48 35 RIBBON REMNANTS large as sortment of colors, widths and types of ribbons—inexpensively priced Radium and Fancy Figured Lace Allovers— suaches brown and nayy 79 1.25 a Wenn Umbrellas—of rviceable type—good for all around use—were $2.47 1.94 Moire Silk Hand Bags— with inswe ch npartment and mirror black, brown, navy: 3.27 were $4.8 Men's and B: Mandkerchiefs ea, 17 plain hem 97 half doz ‘Women's Embroidery Handkerchiefs —all linen—were .85....ca. ,28 1,50 half doz. Square Veils—all colors and com binations--were $1.17 74 | New Lace and | Organdio Rollers and » 34 Sete—were . 1921, STORE OPEN 9 A. M 70 5 P. M. 27 HEARN FOURTEENTH STREET Established 1827 WEST OF FIFTH AVE IMPORTANT Full Stocks of New, Seasonable Merchandise Sensationally Reduced for All Are Thinking in Thrift Terms Red Ticket Reductions Women’s and Misses’ 7 Aral DRESSES Livery dress marked with red ticket has had its price reduced to and below, Red Ticket values are famous here, beeause models smart and up-to-the-minute in style ure Dresses of serge, taffeta oF mignonette were $16.74 to $21.74 9.50 Dresses of taffeta, tricotine and Poiret Twill were $24.74 and $29.74. ...14.50 Dresses of beaded Georgette crepe, black satin, taffeta, crepe de chine, Canton crepe and tricotine—not all materials at every price. Many of these models are copies of im ported dresses—some are exqui- sitely embroidered and elaborately trimmed were $49.74 and were $105,00 to $ New Sweaters Friday Bargains Mean Sensationally Low Prices Mohair | Sweaters——smart, e—tuxedo revers of fancy brush wool—buff, brown, orchid, gray rust and black were $6.94... oe .. 5.54 Worsted Tie-Back Sweaters solid color and combinations were $1.94......6.000204. 1.67 Woolen Fabrics Friday Bargains Mean Sensationally Low Prices Storm Serge—44 and 48 inch—all wool brown, navy and black— were $1.97 . ar All-Wool Tricotine—48 and 50 inch brown, tan, navy and black— were 8 beasehseosan oe All-Wool Mixtures and Tweede— plain and striped— 1.32 were $2.97 All-Wool French Serges—42 inch— tan, brown, navy and black— were 81.97 All-Wool Novelty Pla 50 and 52 inch ‘oats— were $3.88 and $4.97......+ 1,97 otings for skirts or Cotton Underwear & Cotton Hosiery Friday Bargains Mean Sensationally Low Prices Women's Double Extra Size Union Suits—low neck, sleeveless, loose or tight knee—sizes to 56 bust— seconds Of O7.....eeereee 64 Boys’ Fine Cotton Union Suite— athletic stylo—knee length—well made suits WEFG LOT iss cwrcusecssencocs .73 Women's Black Cotton Burson Hosiery—regular sizes— WETE BB, . ececercccessens FRIDAY SATURDAY Boys’ Outfitting Sale An Annual Hearn Event watched for by mothers who are anxious to have their boys carefull are servi sable. nd stylishly dressed—in clothes that This event gives them a chance to buy at a very low price. Goods listed ing Boys’ Navy Blue Serge Suits Were $14.50 mdgisso,, 12.50 All. wool—single or breasted pleated models with yokes--many with extra trousers. Sizes to 18 years. double some , Boys’ Blouses In a large assortment of the newest colors and patterns in fancy striped madras—plain or butt down collars—I’ re ’ cuffs § to 15 years Boys’ Blouses collars attached striped percale and) medium pattern -59 Boys’ Medium Ribbed Hosiery quality black cotte: light —8 to 15 years were .74 Heavy hosiery were are merchandise our regular stock and fea- tured, at reductions from our new low prices, for the Boys’ Outfitting Sale. Models in gray, green and mixtures in a variety of good look- styles pleat and plain sizes 9 to 17 years. taken from Boys’ Extra Trousers Suits Were $14.50 10.95 brown box inverted pleated, types of coats— Boys’ Washable Suits Were $4.96 3 45 and $5.94.. * Middy, Dutch and Junior Nor- folk styles white, plain colors and stripes mercerized poplins, Palmer linen repps, oyster linen, ete. -3 to 4 years. , Boys’ Caps In large and sinall crown tyles — newest colors in fane nixtures taped Af Boys’ Shirts and medium striped extra quality band or collar at ve 'siz,, 1.00 Boys’ Fine Cotton Union Suits hort fine sleeves or FRIDAY Untrimmed Hats 1.35 Were $1.95 to $2.74 Milan hemp, China piping. SATURDAY Pan Dam com binations of horsehair and high lustre straw and many other straws that arc fashionable for street and sport wear make this sale notable for variety as well as economy value Pansy Wreaths—-benutiful flowers of silk and velvet—were $1.97 1.15 Long Stem Roses -a!! colors. iy ling maine Trimmed without charge if Hats and Materials are purchased here See Page 17 for Other Hearn Advertising. Poe ’ Draperies Friday Bargains Mean Sensationally Low Prices Fine Scrim and Marquisette Panel Curtains—2'4 yds. long were $5.94 and $6.97..... + 4.94 300 Pairs Hematitched Curtains— Marquisette and serim— were $3.75.....eece05 pair 1.88 Finest Grade Curtain Marquisette —white or cream; also styles with cblored borders— were .77 and .87..........4. 3,000 Yards Cretonne—satin finish —were 88 .... a Continuation of Sale of Art Crash Curtains—with stencil border designs Special 3,97 Fine Madras Portieres—solid tones of rose, blue and tan—also multi- colors— were $7.97 and $8.97.. 5.88 Mill Lengths of Reversible Terry Cloth—5 to 10-yd. pieces—many to match—slight misprints— perfect price $1.17......... Blankets & Flannels Friday Bargains Mean Sensationally Low Prices All-Wool Camp Blankets—olive drab and steel gray, with contrast ing bar borders—size 66x80— were $6.94 .... All-Wool and All-Wool i 66x80—were $5.95......... All-Wool Plaid Blankets—variety of color combinations—full size. were $14.94 . Crib Blankets— -jecquard—pink and blue—ciderdown finish— were $1.87 Plaid Blankets—eiderdown finish— variety of color combinations— were $6.94 ......-.......3.66 wee inches Special, ya. 8 French Flannele—27 inches wide— were $2.07 and $2.45... Yd. 1,00 Comfortables & Pillows Friday Bargains Mean Sensationally Low Prices Floral Sateen Comfortables—plain borders—lambs wool filled— full size—were $5.33. 3.47 Feather Pillows—-new feathers— White Goose and Down—excellent tickings 20: were $3.77 were $4.17 were § were Linings and Notions Friday Bargains Mean Sensationally Low Prices Plain Sateen colors: 24x30- 26x30 good assortment of were AT Fancy Pongee—suitable for iner weight wraps were .97 Sum Muslin Neckbands— were Sand 10 Ready-Made Dust Cap were 10 Real H. style— 4 for .25 cap and fringe were $1.00. . Nets Wash Fabrics Friday Bargains Mean Sensationally Low Prices Fancy Voiles—light and dark grounds and assortment of pat terns, small and large figy es and allover effects -Sp-cial .45 Frncy Voiles colors—me dium and pretty patterns, conservative designs were .57 and .67 pretty dark shades Apron Gingham — one of wees mB | Cloth—for boys’ knockabout wear— Special 30 32-inch Chambray — blue only, 17 therefore this low price— were .30..... Household Needs Friday Bargains Meen Sensationally Low Prices Reversible Table Oilcloth saver of table linen wide—were 64 42 Opaque Window Shades—sice 6x8 ft—mounted on dependable roll- ers—complete with fixtures fo hanging, including nickel ring puli tints are white, green, ecru anid were Genuine Khaki and girls’ a great 1% yds blue—were .74 62 “Viko” Aluminum Lipped Sauce Pans—1') quarts sixe were .47 36 White Enameled Bread Box—heavy gual tin size 13 as x8 34 xt