The evening world. Newspaper, May 23, 1921, Page 6

\ ‘ THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, MAY 29, 1921. a J took that and then searched the tnore | AXWELL ACKSON prosperous appearing players, getting | ENGAGEMENT HAS | about $1,000 more. ‘Then they backed out and escaped in their car. BEEN 1 BROKEN OFF. | Detetives told an Evening World! a [reporter to-day that they had heard | of a robbery and were making an 1 | investigation, But they said there ‘would be no arrests without a for- mal complaint. ‘ It was suid that one of the players in the afternoon session was a well ’ known gunman and that he lost $100, — waited around for awhile, then went |away. Some of the players belleve Befieved to Have Been Or-| he onranizea the robbery, — ganized by Gunman ‘Who | woundea Veterans Want to fee the Dropped $100 in Play. waded A Special Selling of Toilet Goods Pebeco Tooth Paste; . . 32¢ Calox Tooth Powder . . 16¢ Borine Mouth Wash, large 59 Conti Castile Soap,;bar $1.10 Eleaya Vanishing Cream . 49¢ Atir Toilet Water ;. . $3.00 Atkinson’s Chypre ‘Extract $12.00 Ballet Perfume Burner About 250 wounded veterans of the |war want to eee the fight between " Jack Dempsey and Georges Carpen- i 1 ‘The Hunters Point police invest! er for the World Championshin in pposedfot § 2,800 in Astoria|the afternoon of July 2. To help am jeating @ $2800 robbery Toes | ema weries of wwlock parties arc, 10 “dav found the victime very reluc- be given, the first on next Saturda: Lleol Ll Nght on West Bith Street, between Jtant to telleabont dt and not one of sth and 10th Avenue ‘ommit tee would wele vocal and them haa vet been found who will Inatramental mi airing to ass onsent to sign a formal complaint. |4'tihony” Burke, Ward Hills Hospital Tages and timber borhood of Jarrow] tt happened tn a barn near Munson Street and Astoria Avenue, At one moment yesterday afternoon green- backs and yollowbacks to the amount of $8,000 were piled on a tough table there. Around the table were about 200 men, most of them engaged in a (illustrated above) te- duced in price to.) $7.50 Incense Burner yits ny 75C GROUND FLOOR crap game. ‘The $8,000 was the larg eat throw of the session, Dut the atakes frequently rose to 63,000 or MI6S BETTY JACKSON a BETTY JACK8O) ‘At 10.20 o'clock in the evening an Bride-to-Have-Been is Reported jeutomobile sped up to the barn and ‘ ce ait seven men got out, all armed with of ostimate the total as Having Aspirations to revolvers. ‘They seized the three look- | ithe blowing up of Screen Fame. outs and gagged . Then two of intended. to ham- i he engagement of Miss tng serious flood wire damage was the seven rema’ as guards while Betty Jackson and Howard the other five went in and ordeved but the wrong gin was chosen, Ww axwell jr, who were hands wp. Wires also oo in two railway) to have been married June 11, has Pas foney on the tible.a) that heen broken, ‘The tanilly of Miss | Moment wae $1,400, ‘The strangers % ee incendiary origin, | juckson, and Mr. Maxwell, would - — 23 (United Press).! say nothing about it except that Irish goldiers who! it was “broken by mutual con inthe village of) aut’ Both are members of the amart set 3 Hrar's a shoe that’s built for you—that will take your mind off your feet— that will make you want to get outdoors and walk. le's the Ground % Buile on nature's plan, scrong, supple and solighe and easy. Ground Grippers ive you full freedom of Foot action, stimulate circu- lation and keep you right ’ Cool and Colorful Summer Bed Spreads AN unusually attractive assort- ment of printed bed-spreads in new designs carried out in pink, blue, lavender and yellow. W elcome Foreigners in Our ‘Midst! ‘New French and English Cretonnes INTERESTING, colorfut foreigners they are with the very definite characteristics of England ‘and’ France stamped upon them. From Miss Jackson is a daughter of and Mré, Jolip A, Jackson in trim, Single Si Ue tgaaaesen auth Me Meaewel lac ion at Mine You'll never kfiow foot England come the charming, cottage designs that have the life and Phin! ingle Sizes Yycnown. The soldiers} Mrs. Howard Maxwell of No. ‘ a ° comfort till you wear color of a quairit garden. $1.15 and $1.35 . lan to. 4 + + $2.50 mashed windows in| 16 East S4th Street, is a Harvatd | Coffee is the favor- G G ° 4 8 ‘ 1 Scalloped . .22°. $4.00 a held nd an and served overseas in the ‘ A nd . RageRydine auk rel! cevairalh, werkey Che (qeaslne ite drink of normal, TOU ripper French Hand-Blocked Linens Sets . . $3.75 and $4.75 | bea ER GN fens ioe tae j he healthy people SHOES IN THE handsof the French alone can the rather daring uses of color be trusted, Double Sizes | pen pres aed le, Nicholas * F everywhere. In the 28) WERT ETH STREET: especially in the printing of linens. Apple green, rose, deep green and burnt Plain . 7, os SHAS Brady, at Roslyn, bf United States we OF SEE STs BACB: orange in a bold, conventional design make a stunning chintz for the summer Seallsned ". $5.00 Miss Jackwon has. been promi- : living-room. The various designs can be had in several combinations of colors. P ee | ares ' pently identified in amateur the- drank forty-five bil- e 8 Ses J. . of. . $5.50 atricals, and it was reported re- inn Fee! Leg of | cently seriously thought of going $4.50 and $5.50 yard lion cups last year. SECOND FLOOR into the movies. Whether her ar- ‘ FIFTH FLOOR tiatic ambitions had anything to JOINT COFFEE TRADE i Bomb. do with the broken engagement PUBLICITY COMMITTEE 5 A ‘ . | ye amibn Pelddbe wey.) Oo Oe KOU | 14 Wall Street New York Charming Gift Linens Buere Of he) slaw or the Judge Prior's Mother Dead. — | mer as they were return- a m work this morning. Tana per man had bis leg mother of Judge John blown off fy a bomb explosion. ‘The MAY’S the month of gifts for June brides and gtaduates, and, the Depart- ment of Decorative Linens is full of charming suggestions. Bureau scarves, luncheon and tea sets in new designs, lovely. hand-embroidered “towels, tea o ’ 35 cloths if quaint Irish designs- all small ‘Hartmann but exquisite gifts. And this year, owing Is The ‘Name of This Trunk to the.greatly reduced prices on all our linens, you can buy liberally yet inex- , $50 penavely: A NAME anda trunk and a price The Madeira Scarf, that is attracting great attention illustrated, is $4. right now at the beginning of the Madeira Luncheon traveling season. It was made Napkins, to match, sei $7.95 donn expressly for us. d here at the age of was of vevolution- | ste s very prominent in Baptiae Church work Cor many yearn -the universal drink If a gale turns Storm Hero inside out simply pull it back again. A new frame if the wind breaks it. FUR STORAGE. Remodeling and Repairing —Murray Hill 7300 BONWIT TELLER & CO. he Spanaly Sho of Or inaton FIFTH AVENUE /.. 38™ STREET SEVENTH FLOOR ‘ FOR TUESDAY SN House Wares , a tae Every Home Needs Household Linens Greatly Reduced Table Linens—of heawy, double Bad te nal satin ‘damask; the kind to replace your depleted \h Cloths 2 x 2 yards and 2 x 232 supplies $6.75 dozen “Outaro” is a harmless antiseptic | yards . $12.50 and $15.75 “Sea: Cloths of exquisite linenedat How to Toughen Skin so Nail Turns Out Itself : A Special Clearance Sal f Moctinn im temene Pp ate skin surrounding, the ingrowing nul reduces inflammation and pain’ and so toughens the tender, sensitive snl ail, that it @an Napkins of heavy Scotch damask, At Extraordinary Reductions The “Radiant” Fireless Cooker manufactured for chiropodists, How ever, anyone can buy from the druy OF ABOUT THREE HUNDRED WOMEN’S TAILORED SUITS These suits are from the regular stock and in- clude some of the season's most fashionable models of tricotine and twill cord, the majority in navy blue—a few in tan and checks. Suits Formerly up to 95.00.. . 38.00 Suits Formerly up to 128.00... 54.00 Suits Formerly up to 150.00. Suits Formerly up to 175.00.... 78.00 NO EXCHANGES WOMEN’S SUITS SECOND 64.00 NO CREDITS FLOOR store a tiny bottle containing direc-| tions.— Advt, | Teeth Without Plate: | 4 x tay ! Save Decayed Teeth, Tighten Loose Teeth, reat Diseased Gams (Over Lago BON orn & 1 aera, ts n}m] = mitejmtntntes Hoars 9 A.M. to TW bails aan CASTORIA Por Infante dnd Children in Use For Over 30 Years Napkins to match, 22 x 22 inches and 24 x 24 inches, $15 and $17.50 dozen SECON Oriental Rugs Reduced THE following choice rugs from our large collection bear new low prices that will interest many of you who are now opening your country homes, Persian Rugs A group of fine Araks in various sizes from 97x 6° to 10°x 8° feet, $250 to $350 Another group of Araks in slightly larger sizes, 11'° x 8° to 13x 10° feet, $425 to $575 Choice Lilthans, 5 x6!) feet, $125, $150, $175 Chinese ‘Rugs Two unusual groups of these favorite rugs, with a wide choice of Chinese blue or gold grounds. Size 8 x 10, $195 and $225 Size 9 x 12, $295 FIFTH FLOOR mask, satin striped, 36x36 inches, and 45 x 45 inches, $2.75 and $3.75 FLOOR A Lamp For the Summer ‘Porch THIS table lamp of simple design with a solid mahogany base and a glace or parchment shade,will make a charming ad- dition to the wicker table on your summer porch, Or it will be equally good in a living-room dec- orated with chintzes, as the shade can be had in a number of colors and summery designs, Complete $25 Summer homes often have need of many candle sticks, and we have a sple ndid de esign in 12-inch solid mahogany candle sticks at $1 FIFTH FLOOR weighs less than the average cooker and takes up less room, $19.00 LS A Casserole z inch size $2.75 8 inch size $3.50 The" Superior” Steam Cookér cooks four vege- tables at a time over one gas burner $3.75 Kitchen Gateleg Table » white enam- eled, 42. inch size, folds into v small space $17.50 Porcelain Tub Covers white enamelled, size 22': x 24 $6.50 pair. SEVENTH FLOOR