The evening world. Newspaper, May 18, 1921, Page 9

The Rare Le reported Ho corded “8 a deserter, man w Wuilitaiy service 21918, He tified by his 1 atutus of deli the olty aid int ERROR ADMITTED IN LISTING SOLDIER AS A "DESERTER" War Department Order Clears allinson of New York of Charges. Howatt W. of another norably during the war has, 1 Board No. att 4 Maliison), Or r the Commanding evcepted at Camp ¢ jad prev ‘ew York suspended the we order inducting him} in London, En; » military service nquent, the . x sury to tn the U.S. Army Draft 1 i The army authorities, so far as can! notice that | was cli be learned, are contenting themavlves |linquent until 1 read ty t work, and that the In- © Department had at no tim THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, | | it mossibte, Poisoner Stirs sufficient sum was Kills Animals and Robins by) te tocat potice su . : ‘ ay be Putting Strychnine or {inv ihe cape lovers of birds in Montelar Jo) ehal a) Munn Street was ,) her belonged to a are convineed that town holds very mean inhabitant, Within short time by the strewing about of tid-bits containing strychnine prussic acid he has killed upwa soldier who service | Wounded, Mr consent of the ot dof by official order, to-day been re-|twenty-five dogs, many © NE LRNENT t from the list of “desert more than 250 robins. The record) "Oe i icc, red by the for dogs was eight In one day, Alt site n min: Y. Mc 8 were were pets, all more or leas valua # monetary point of view and s where sentiment was cor -| from cave an appealing ort Totten Women's pat n Chandler, ireene Ay Hospital, where | Mathew Bre J jeymour “a of rd to theAd- w York as @ ormeriy of No. Brouklyn, 1 ntly the Adjutant | diseh papers to-day to | he inlisted int prove Army that polsoner, merity to write Times, has called served in t urtillery « | “erusade," saying hampagne front and discharged at Cam 17, 1919. from tho| he registrant in Valpariso, Chile overing i vortly standing against! sent to my ¢ of the Army hay | forwarded t Use of his service | Me my fx private de ution of list ters, and tive effort rly 600 men, no on bat n New charging all sagt to bake | all the For Jiggtime Cake wir is ween oo Tone Add Water and Bake PAIL TELAT ELLE | LATE DELIVERIES TO I, MILLER MEAN SEASONABLE AND SPLENDID ADVANTAGES TO YOU $10 Formerly $11,50, $13.50, $14.50 and $16.50 Thirty-seven thousand pairs of one and two strap pumps, the original models for which were designed by I, Miller, com- pose this offering, Painstaking care, critical workmanship and the necessity for meeting the customary quality standard in the I. Miller factory caused late delivery and lessened the possibilities for disposal before the arrival of the white season, due May 30th. As a result, this seasonable footwear of various types and combinations — various leathers and treatments, in every con- ceivable model with any style of heel you prefer, has been given a single price. I. MILLER 15 West 42nd Street 1554 Broadway 50 Church Street All Shoes Grouped in Shops Given Above 1 of Bloomfield Street. Acid in Food. Mo — along Owners of dows and ents and the! a tie locality that of Henry M chine Gun Company in the A. B vers in the few nigh A. whe whined pite y of No Crane tof members are 2. Some of these had lost peta and Cat, Dog, Bird —_ | ss, t,o, ma, wrt ane One man offered $1,509 as his contribution to the fund for * the detection of the person responsi- Montclair, NJ. ble. : Others v piesa H arnounts, 60 that in the aggregate a smaller pledged to assure ch outside detec necessary in find- he dogs hava been poisoned erton Avenue in the neigh- It was an Alredale in usner of No, 16 ed. The ter- w Jersey Ma- It had se Band had en ner by common company sit dra re some of ously © animal Adj tw shed to a veterinary in’ an | A meeting of the Audubon &o-)ruromobile, but died in a few mins Island, has issued the] clety was held yesterday at whlet | yrog fticial explanation: nany dow funciors w present FE. 1. Baptiste of North Ful- as inducted into the | « ¢ Jost a dog valued at A a (he matter when he was found at the| tiles of Highland Avent ‘ooke, Ditie djutant General 19 Woe ‘ i arren ied a delinquent who was. re hy ul ftoard [tor of the M. HK ¢ ‘hureh at Ruthie » report on June No. 46 deserter, Gisplayed his 1 Avenue ld Street se Montelair his slaughter a there too were many dogs in Montelair, In 3:98 a dog poisoner kiNled many 1) Monteluir and it is believed on is at work jain. In the the jdentity of the B.C, udubon ne and MAY 18, 1921. Saks ‘‘Jennie Silk Hose 1.7 Silk hose for worsen that will cellent serviee—made of pur silk, full fashioned, Rarter top, sole and heel of lise, A | ‘ali , tremendous of colore—best valuc SHecinlists wel OE TRS OF EST: Main F Voor | Spec lalists in Apparel ualite”’ | | with reinforced | 5 give ex- e thread WOM EN’ Alsc KNITTED 7 OOL Regularly 45.00 In navy, brown, whi only. We Will Offer Ss SIL K for Street each side detachable silk. In white Sizes 34 to 44. m the Ay panels med with ge of self mate and black. 5 r—Women's Light Weight Special at 25.00 te, Copenhagen and tan. Sizes Thursday Misses’ Shantung Silk Suits —presenting the mode f interes Summer i a ting manner at 25.00 Che long line Spring mi ¢ Isa much favor int ol smartly dresse omen that these sw - mod their cue, and els follow become slim and graceful, too. Two knee-length m are offered pl tailored—one in ‘Tuxedo effect, the other with simply notched collar and buttoned ft nt Good-looking px narrow belts their final charm. Size 14, 16, 18, and 20 years. Second Floor give THURSDAY—A SPECIAT. Su At tl Dainty fashion truly gi pert sas and da white, Siz haps—or frilled and beruffled in () Saks Company FROCKS and | Afternoon wear | Thursday, Special | at 29.50 : ) One of Georgette Crepe r effect, made in slip ov on stright lines, deeply tucked panel on Lined with a slip of Jap navy, and Copenhagen The other is of lustrous Taffeta, with graceful skirt, pleatings es 34to 44, | PROCKS 36 and 38 Fourth Floor Genuin in better Broadway at 34th St. appreciated? karat gold shank, with real pers top and one genuine diamond. Main ¢ Diamond and Onyx RINGS—Special 14.50 As a graduation gift, what could be taste—-what would be more Engraved or filigree, 14 Floor A SA VERY RARELY EQUALED! Thursday at 8.75 with | black, | lustrous, changeab satin, in every color « Fashion’s rainbow. trim- Assortment In navy cording around lar extending to wai ers for trimming. Colors: Rose, Light Blue and Green. Sizes 36 to 44. perfect garments that regularly sell at 12.05 juisite Breakfast ats of good quality, Just 200 Coats in the Made with four rows of the skirt, long Tuxedo col- line, and dainty flow- LE OF WOMEN’S Changeable Satin BRE AKFAST COATS le of st Blue, Copenhagen, Orchid, Peach, Navy Third Floor at a remarkably every style, upon which D We Are Now Offering Her seal’ te nnprovall far Unequalled Values Ina SALE OF ** Boyshform’ Brassteres These are the Bras and not one garment in t are gone. | Tricotine, Llama Cloth, D very, best and Satin are the material ieres made, and only lined on overy rare i | eo may they be below the regular pri All wanted materials: plain or lace trimmed. Special at ] Suitable for sports and cc attractive colors and combi tion. Special for this sale only 85c., 1.35, 1.95, 2.50 2.75, 4.85 Third Floor SALE OF Girls’ mmer Frocks 2.75 or cri trimmed per- | WW price ot voi the , lace irlish manner, and tied with ~ hes, e ma | rk shac suitable for commur 3 6 to 14 years THURSDAY—AN UNUSUAL PRE for Women and Misses at 6.95 Colorful enough to add gayety to one’s costume—serviceable enough to combine | a practical side with their loveliness—and 1 { unusually light weight that they may be + comfortable, these sweaters will “just the thing” for Summer sports wear Knit in ‘Tuxedo model in fancy stitch, with smart pockets and sash to complete And one may have every shade the Third Floor prove ate it. season sponsors. Women’s and Misses’ SKIRTS —of Flannel or Baronette Satin— Special 8,75 —+so smartly fashioned, so vividly colored, they are a delight to look at and wear. Sturdy Flannel or shim- mering Baronette Satin develop them into the smartest of tailleur and sports models shown for Summer-time. In white, black, and a hostofhighsport shades, Fourth Floor All Sale Sale of Imborted Beaded Bags and Handsome Silk Bags Phursday—At Reduced Prices AT 7 5 Q—Resularly Newest of Silk Moire Bugs, beautifully ; final—None Se ] 2.50 aT 18, 5Q0—Rex. 29.50 Exquisite French Beaded Bags—a i} made by hand—in a variety of colorings and combina ions as beautiful as we h en inthe most costly French bags. frames, luxurioussilklinings, beaded fringe Main Floor tality rror nt C.O, D, or on Approval. Ee =a FOR THURSDAY ONLY— A limited Collection of Very Fine Women’s Wraps, Capes and Coats low price! 38.00 Smartest of street coats, wraps and capes, in ame Fashion has set present wear. The materials are all of a very high quality, the workmanship of every garment is perfectly done, he collection can be | duplicated at anything near this price when these uvet de Laine, Serge s, all beautifully silk WOMEN’S New Kuitted Capes 2.95 yuntry wear. Very nations in the collec- Fourth Floor ENTATION OF Pure Worsted Sweaters \ Sale of ARY’S French Perfumes and Toilet Waters At very low prices Un Jour Viendre, L’An- neau Mervilleux, Parlez- Lui-De Moi, L’Amour dans le Coeur. Perfume Reg. 6.24 At 3.19 Toilet Water. . Reg. 5.20 At 2.95 Odors are Muguet, Le Mimosa and Lilas. Perfume Reg. 7.80 At3.19 Toilet Water, . Reg. 5,20 At 2.95 Main Floor