The evening world. Newspaper, May 6, 1921, Page 6

‘THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MAY 6, 1921, Ames eeearee * NHOR OF TARE |] | BILLINFIGHT FOR LAW FOR LOVERS Chicago Git Won't Marry Until Fiance Becomes an lL American Citizen. | Congress t c ft 4 | Sroubles and enact w Meet individual cases? That is one of the questions inve 1 in a pen Lie) Fesolution tb New York City 4 hopeful of winning a Measure and thus paving the for a wedding. The Immigration Committce, which Backed the resolution, wae told tha | Fischer's fiancee is willing to wed him but not until American citizen. 1 held, but she is sa @ prominent juris: home. having a physi ‘United States fc He ts said Departmen er an interpreter of the Chinese age. Chairman F\ Means Commit the heavy dem ing a tariff to neas and indust n hin in writ merican busi- is resolved to ect He will make a t pass; It bas gone through the Whe nit first | came to the « t| ftasa bad pre ‘for grant | citizenship, and were joined ny @ne-third of the Repu TTTH’S BOXING TOURNAMENT, At Takes Place on Monday Evening and There Will Be 15 Routs, Disubled war eterans of the 77th Di- | Fislon will o y ringside seate at the] oxing tournament next Monday night at the Tist Regiment. Fifteen bouta be tween the best amateurs in this vicinity Bill be staged. Four amateur « shanplons| will defend their laure! The tournament is being promoted 1 | the 77th Dmvision Association and the Proceeds will be spent toward the { Sf disabled soldiers. of the ‘di Many of whom will be guests of their friends on the nicht of the bouts, Benny Leonard, who was the division boxing instructor, will be referee, Wel! knewn New Yorkers have pledged thelz support to the 77t drive for rei funds and will be present. Belvidere Brooks Post Dancer. The Belvidere Brooks Post, American Legion, held its eem!-annual dance |aat night at the Hote! Pennsylvania. The Proceeds go toward the constr @ clubhouse for the post. fon of Model No. 90 Victrola Special Offer | Victrola No. 90 Mlustrated $125.00 Records to amount of $10.00 135.00 00 DOWN Balance Small Monthly Payments No Interest Charged on Deferred Payments McCreery 5th Avenue 34th Street | ) This Sun and Rain Silk Umbrella “EN-TOUT-CAS” the French call it, because it is used with equal grace for rain or shine. It is imported Levantine silk, with 10-rib wood shank; and leather strap or bakelite ring . . $8 An umbrella of heavy silk has stub end, and strap, cord or bake- litering . . . . . $5.50 GROUND FLOOR For Saving Daylight An Alarm Clock is a most efficient and willing assistant. It will jog your memory whenevet you want to catch a train, or are in danger of for- getting at which end the hour comes off! Mahogany alarm clock sketched $5.50 Alarm clock, bell in back, 2.50 Alarm clock, radium face, bellontop, . . 2.50 Alarm clock, bell on top, 1.65 GROUND PLOOR You Are Invited! ANOTHER worthwhile de- monstration is now on in the Housefurnishing Department. This time, one of the experts from the Detroit factory is showing why the Detroit Jewel Gas Range is a favorite. We carry a com- plete line of ranges. The one here illustrated is particularly splendid for summer use. SEVENTH FLOOR Three New Spring Pumps $12.75 THEY have two straps each, and they are made over new lasts with a medium short vamp and full French heels. One model is developed in patent leather, another in black calf- skin, the third in black satin. Sale of Low Shoes $5.85 Many of this season’s styles in tan and white, reduced for clear- ance. All sizes in the collection but not in every style. SECOND FLOOR Victor Records Pagliacci (On with the Play), Lucia (Mad Scene), Galli Cura 1.75 Liebesleid, Kreisler . . . . 1.75 Good Bye (Tosti), Melba... 1.75 Blue Danube, Philadelphia Orch, 1.75 Thais Meditation, Elman . . 1.75 Minuet in G, Paderewski . . 1.75 Angel's Serena, Gluck and Zimbal 2.00 Your Eyes ae Told Me So McCormack . . 1.25 Spanish Dance, Heifetz . . 1.75 Carmen (Habanera), Farrar . 1.25 Wang Wang Blues, Fox Trot Anytime, Anyday, aha) 85 Fox Trot. . Bright Eyes, Fox Trot. .) gg Love Bird, Fox Trot . . .f§ * Sally, Fox Trot 2... Lady Billy, Fox Trot | } 133 SEVENTH FLOOR An Opportune Sale of Misses’ Field and Country Suits $25 SUITS at a price that you will travel far to find paralleled! The cardinal con- sideration of these suits is comfort— comfort that the sports woman demands — yet they are not without a certain swagger discreetly attained with the use of patch pockets, clever inverted plaits affording shoulder expansion and belt arrangements. Worsted or Skibo divest in tan, blue, brown, or grey mixtures. Sizes 14 to 20 years. THIRD FLOOR Wraps Made of Imported Velour $35 | IT IS seldom that we can offer wraps hand-tailored of imported velours—blue or tan —at $35. Itis because a coat- maker made us a special price concession that we can quote such a price. The linings are of good quality crepe de Chine, radium, or novelty silk. The illustration shows how smart in line and detail these wraps are. The New Separate Skirts of Smart Crepe Silks $12.75 and $17.75 IT IS not a day too early to consider how many silk skirts you will want for this summer’s wear, especially when we tell you that our most discern- ing eye has not seen any skirt values that can approach these in quality at the price. Crepe de Chine of substantial weight, knife or combination plaited, white, black, navy, or grey, fabricates a skirt at $12.75. Roshanara crepe, gaining daily in vogue, fabricates a skirt with side or box plaits, white, tan, navy, grey, or black, $17.75. THIRD FLOOR Another Sale of Tenné Hats — $9.45 THE announcement of the Semi-Annual Sale of Tenné Hats brought such overwhelming response from those who appreciate its significance that the collection of one thousand hats was not equal to the demand. AT the request of many of our patrons we have se- cured several hundred more Tenne hats for the special benefit of those who were not fortunate enough to get in on the first Sale, bue who had counted on pro- curing one of these hats for spring and summer wear. ‘Nane Sent C.0.D. FOURTH THIS second Sale, for Saturday only, offers a group of advance spring models equal in every respect to the first, but entirely new and fresh. Offered at a price barely covering the cost of materials and workmanship—these hats are undeniably the season's best millinery values. ‘No Returns FrLooa The Delight of A Net Guimpe $3.95 IN the twinkling of an eye, a dark suit or frock is transformed into something new and fresh, simply by the addition of a dainty guimpe. If it is of net like the one above, trimmed with lace and topped by a Peter Pan collar, so much the better! GROUND FLOOR Imported Maline 50c yard MALINE is such an obliging member of the wardrobe, and adapts itself to so many uses that women look upon it as an almost indispensable accessory, For sashes, for trimming millinery, and most of all for light scarves to throw over the shoulders in the evening, or for street wear, nothing can surpass maline. This is a heavy quality, shown-in all conceivable colors. GROUND FLOOR This Most Convenient Overnight Bag is $11.50 AND an impelling value it is at such a price. For it is made of genuine cowhide—carefully made too, with lining and finishing de- tails that are guarantees of service. Its size is very much in its favor, for it is small enough to carry easily, yet surprisingly generous in capacity. 14, 15, 16 inch sizes. GROUND FLOOR Small Furs of Infinite Grace THEY contribute a very definite something to the spring tailleur or street frock; a welcome soft- ness of line and of coloring. Animal scarfs in sable, fisher, baum-marten, mink and kolinsky are all moderately priced. Fox animal shaped scarfs, taupe and mahogany shades— 34,50 Two skin natural mink scarfs— 46.50 POURTH FLOOR To Achieve That Slim Line, Wear An Elente Corset A MODEL of heavy broche, has elastic girdle top and slightly higise back. With eyelet lacing below front steel and three pairs of hose supporters, this well-: boned style is suitable for the average figure. Sizes 23-32. 5.75 Tax 8 A lightly boned model of pink broche, trimmed with lace and ribbon is for the slender figure. Sizes 21 - 28, 5.50 Tax Se SECOND FLOOR At Your Service! WHEN you find it inconvenient to come in, yet need or want something in a hurry, call Fitz. roy 1900, or write the Mail Order Bureau. Our Shoppers are always ready to carry out your order accurately and promptly.