The evening world. Newspaper, May 12, 1921, Page 17

We Carry @ Full Line of “Pictorial Review" ‘Patterns More Mighty May Economies for In alleged boose : _THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, MAY 12, 1981, © "17 ‘ | cotte 4, discovere " |e vinesoealit; ied Wha tht ™ icici Blue Laws SHOTGUN SLAYERS stitute Sater", “tat uti Can’t Chan e UN DETECTIVE | iioret Thich wns diene tre) ey Davil Sori zit run went roe 'streot. Te | plots. g Two Escape “After Man Is Found fend gereral shots nad started in pur-) Hersog who has been in hie prenent Jersey Nature} vead with double c ange | ment Mowe eer turning ‘Into Gatharine| Post. for ah, ent and who gerved with sae in Back, aay ES t, la held tn aif 00 ba ee ™ a efune ive 6 aaa = eel ntial his-Gniie Such Is the Argument of Wally} | 7 20iey ot te onk strat stasn HOLD WISCONSIN ENFORCER. Sa Frida BAR GAIN DAY “4 . : “| are Investigating the mysterious killing | he tn ed with the emugglir a Dobbs, the Cedar Grove | of an Italian, identified as Stephen Las | Goverament at) a ris hee ih oe af | hi tga Logican barbar, twenty-eight, of No. 150 Madison w sogican, Street, In front of a store at No, 40 Mon- ‘tne climax kin By Farmer Smith roe Street, early this morning. Labar- : a * poe.| DAF had been shot in the back with a Re CHDAR GROVE, N. J, May 12—| goubte-tarrelied shoteun, whlch was | 4} Anticipating the ef of blue laws | found in the stree Bpon farmers, the Board Detective Janes Ruckley of the Nar- of Poultry T of th 0 Several lations of the V -| also made plot before er bition enforcement office meme bles, | in an informal speech last night, sald in part: rot ther thing fi I'm agin‘ ter git an Tangement which'll + system soz hit will w start ther milkin’ merchine w unhook ther halterz uy ther ke ther right time ant open ther door, Ez I understan’ hit, no m. nor beast will be ‘lowed tew wurk L. A. PRICE, eres. At @ Tremendous Saving 6,000 rotle bedroom, Kitchen, hall and at- || tic” papers; - pretty c patterns and rich | colorings; roll, 150 & | 2,600 roa American non-fad- Ing oatmeal; 30 inches | wide; ail colors; roll..... 20¢ || 3,000 rotls Horais, atripes, eet || Birurea conventional destena Satisfaction Guaranteed ex Meney Promptly Refunded | See .arees, 22ice PUMPS & OXFORDS For Summer Wear $9 & $10 Values Papers Above Sold With Borders Only, 8c to 15e yd» t 14th Street—Between 5th and 6th Aves.| | dated: You'll Pay $15 Anywhere to Match These i A Thousand | d Charming New All Wool Serge ae irls’ Gingham ac eels ee Dresses © ‘or Co recent or ce Wear CN neat stripes, browns 7 to c Special ya and grays; pants full lined. a 14 yrs. Values 4 » One Pants Blue Serge pous f 4 Waa are indeed extraor- had s did not advantage The selection is wide and varied. The quality andT Pants Mixture Suits (¥ dinary. value~-compare eval? to 17 years; fast blue $ 1 with frocks that have s handsome mixtures, New- o” /} been selling everywhere at $1.50 styles, grays and browns; 'egu i; a they hold their own in. both lar $12 > quality and styles, iar $12 models \f i) Exceptionally well’ made of comparable with any footwear at #9 and 810 $40,000 FURNISHINGS BURN. Mynterioas Fire in Whit Home o French Pump $@:85 NEW YORK: BROOKLYN: : 478 Fulton St. 55 West 42d St. ‘The§ 1052 Flatbush Av. B'way at Mth St. 1531 B'way at Hancock COT Boys’ Natty New Middy Suits fast color, charming plaids and Neat, washable suits; good quality $ checks, tastefully trimmed with yhite cotton, with color braid | self or contrasting color mate- <%¢-p mmings in contrasting shades; rial, rollection embracing + 4 to 9 years vee] frocks ¢ for school, out- AL Hagar atl wan tet haces; of Hats to Match Middy Suits, 50c $1.98 NM sl ME Pl Silk Hose, all wanted shades, a yf i= =. 71 | 5 1 7 * i Friday -A Cleanup Sale of Tremendous Purchase and Sale of Dainty Envelope ~ | That Were $2, $3 | | Ee nae wdtpwss & & Chemises, $ While | \ Gowns, Petticoats, Bloomers 1.00 it | |i and Billie Burkes IV UHUU OSE TOUNOUTRTUTOTUTRGEAHUCOTTUTU TTT HATHT TATTOO ETN TEE, RRR BROOK LY Nagugun mn mE ORT TTP | At All Our Stores To-Morrow! Dainty garments in white and flesh that would be rapid sellers. at a dollar beautifully made and trimmed with pretty laces and em- broideries Trimmed Hats for Wo- || P men, Untrimmed Hats | for ‘Women, Handed | | | | Sailors for Women, Trimmed Hats — for Misses, Banded Hats for Children. / Also a Sale of at $2.25 Undergarments || A tremendous assort- ment of charming styles, all beautiful to look at \| . || and becoming; all ex- Windsor Crepe Gowns ~Nainsook Chemises and m $ | traordinary values at Gowns embroidery trimmed Petticoats —Satin | former prices—-table af- . \| || Camisoles, Crepe Pajamas 9 aan (2) ter tableful arranged for QS | | | || quick choosing. Don't | || miss seeing them. } A fine lot of garments at a price tik is ecmsdincty You'll want several. [I . small forquality and workmanship such as this. All sizes. FULTON AND BRIDGE STREETS | = ee A Special purehané and Sale of Wool ii. “Rugs at 25%, Less Than Regular Prices. All perfect, A well-known bran¢ for wearing quality. Beautiful s of Chinese and Oriental designs, in desirable colors, including favorite t Size 9x12 | Size 8.8x10.6, Dependable, Smooth Running | Bamboo Porch Screens 4 | Ready to hang. Complete with rope — e | e and pulleys Ss i May Sale of Better Awningg*9. 69 Regulation tan, green, brown and blue stripes on white grounds. Strong iron frames, all fix- tures complete, ready to hang, in sizes to fit windows from 28 inches wide to 48 inches wide. 45-inch drop, including 9-inch skirt. When ordering bring window measurements. Commencing Promptly at 9 A. M. Friday An Astounding Sale 9,000 TAILORED SUITS OF THE GENUINE “CONTINENTAL” MILLS Special Prices on Grass Rugs Necual| Gieen AXS $1.98 | 4x8 $2.48 9x12 | Sxlo 36x72 in. | 27x54 in. Oxs 2.48 | 5x4 2.98 6.75 |5.25| 1.48 | 89e a8 Bes 4:98 8x8 3.98 | 8x8 4.98 In the much wanted blues, browns and 10x8 4.98 } 10x8 6.98 greens, 9x12 Axeninster Rugs $ 50 P-Pe. Suite Slip | Covers Were $72.50, Beautiful collection of Oriental 42. $ 15: .69 sewed and bound comple Chinese, and all-over designs, in a variety of aici areas allowing $0 yards of m ateri colors. yard for a 5-piece | ‘T} 9 99 May Sale of Apron | “Wild | | lias vor HG eum Gingh | es , GInghams | Regular 98c—Room Lengths tir 1 These are the pure indigo blue dyes \ Neat, much wanted wood colors; some f | have slight misprints, otherwise strictly fe perfect. Limit 25 yards to a customer. Yd. $2.25 Inlaid Linoleum $ Sq. 2 Es inches wide, transparent ovals ity ne most popular fabric for — | your Summer dresses All the best colorings are here; yard 29% | ¢ Novelty Voiles, 35 d; all white i corded checks assuring you of fast colors. All size checks 1 and the more white than 9C blue designs, per yard “ Good hard-wearing quality--colors go clear through 39e Colored Organdie, 29¢ to the back. Many new and beautiful patterns WARS Bring Room Measurements. Prepaid Mail Orders Filled. Sith the prettiest and plaids; 36 Pure White E l ceeLaat Aco oR. Sale caine hame ware I7c Bleached Muslin, 12\s¢ » With Enameled 46 inches wide fine quality soft cambric finish. No disappointment VA p Covers when you buy this. Limit 1 iH and sauce pots, 2-qt, rive z boilers, 4-qt. tea kettle Each $1.98 Washable Satin, $1.64 Heather All Sizes § ama From 14 Tones in to 44 a a Poulin 0 Wire “Manhattan” Mixed fine: Rae Bake Soe Bare es |} House Paints Yellow, red, brown, green, lead, slate, kit am, buff, pea lavender and green, Suitable | for lingerie, bloomers, ete.; yd 1. 64 | $3.49 Wool Dress Plaids, $2.69 | 56 inches wide. The much wanted | 2-inch mesh; galvanized after weaving; 75 und 150-foot rolls - hoo wr, a | Wide? ‘eA green, pink and C skirt plaids in 8 variety of 48 Re oa Blue: Gallon 1. 95 combinations; te eae a 69 405/72 G0 aos Inside or Outside White, $2.35 Gat. eS Se