The evening world. Newspaper, May 31, 1921, Page 6

6 THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, MAY 31, 1921. > Sinn ipemmin elena 5 ti State patd taxes on yearly incomes of ee TY — 4 $1,000,000 or over, — tthe. Figures giving the number of re- e turns filed In the different income tax FINNATION WHO GET esses. scans =: 7 TALLY-HO! imerun 0 | Lord & Taylor | "32 631,225 607.596 ‘ THE drastic reduction that Lord & te Fifth Avenue Five States Have All but Nine Taylor is able to announce on this , /“ Multi-Millionaires in beautiful fabric brings the price down | Country. | ‘ to less than regular wholesale cost. as | f It is that charming crepey texture, ALBANY, May 31.—New York| $5 Arias] . with glistening satin stripes. The Btate's supremacy as the centre of | i | Summer frocks with clever colors be as brilliant and varied as ‘wealth is shown by statistics given M2 Cn summer days. Jout to-day by State Comptroller James | o designing to recommend them | 4 : GROUND FLOOR 4A. Wendell, indicating that the Jan. | 4 as strongly as price | yPire State had a number of multi- | rH | Millionaires who reported taxable in- | § = 750.000 4s . . omnes 10 1919 totalling « million dol- 1,000,000 and’ over 40 Fine Wool Fabrics or over, —_— | Btatistics of Federal incomes com-| SEEKS HIS MISSING | Piled for 1918 showed that there were | FIANCEE IN WEST, forty persons making returns from ‘Mhe State in 1918 with individual tax- ‘ | Bble incomes of $1,000,000 or over,| Benjamin Schiller In Chicago in Whereas there were only sixty-seven Search of Rose Rockmore, in the entire country. 4 rs Pennsylvania came next with nine| Who Has Disappeared. financial leaders reporting million-| No recent word had reached Abraham | dollar incomes, while New Jersey, | 5 Delaware and Massachusetts trailed Along with three each. Out of 93,700 returns tabulated to Mate in payment of the New York, Wividuals with taxable incomes OF was a letter from Cleveland Friday $1,000,000 or over. If the same ratio) saying she was well and urging ner| fa maintained—and there is every} relatives not to worry. iyenon to believe it will \n view of] yry. Schiller, a clothing merchant, ts the 1918 Federal figures—then in 1919| jn Chicago thinking to find trace of fut least forty residents of New York Misn Rockmore there. | | $2.50 yard | IN CORRECT lengths for suits, | frocks, skirts and coats, these beauti- ful woolen materials are all marked at very much reduced prices. Velours, Tricotines, Serges, Broadcloths, Velveteens, Tweeds, Novelty Plaids. SECOND FLOOR kmore, lawyer, of No. 184 Crown . Brooklyn, from his sister Rose, | who left home last Wednesday after a. misunderstanding with Benjamin French Cottons Reduced to $1.25 yard CHOSE exquisite novelty cottons + that make eich charming and original summer frocks. There are sheer quali- ties of voile, crepe and batiste, in high colors or in white; all effectively em broidered in striking patterns. 36 and 38 inches wide. The present greatly lowered price is actually less than An Important June Sale replacement cost. Women’s Wash Frocks SECOND FLOOR $15 Summer Shoes For Children White Ankle-Strap Pumps, for chil- West Thirty-Fourth Street BROOKLYN { These Specials at NEWARK Fulton Street, nr. Hoyt | Ali Bedell Stores S Broad St. & W. Park SCORES of voile, figured voile, and gingham frocks are newly presented. i dren and misses: | You will not be able to remember when you have seen such unexpectedly Canvas: 6 to 8, $3.45; 8!2 to 11, pretty frocks at this price! They are values that you will want immediately | $3:953, 1174 00.2, $4.50. : . r is ‘ } Buckskin: 6 to 8, $4.75; 81% to 11, * | for summer-long service. Hand-drawn needlework and Valericiennes lace $5.753 1136 to 2, $6.50 add attractiveness to clever lines, as evidenced in the sketch. Play Oxfords and Sandals: \ HIRD SLOOR 6 wo 8, $2.75; 8% to 11, $2.95; J134 0 2, $3.25. FOURTH FLOOR Special Values in Women’s Lingerie FROM these you'll be able to choose suitable undergarments to underiie your summer wardrobe at prices suited to present economical tendencies. Night Gowns . Washable Silk Petticoats Batiste, nai k. 98 = 96 Washable satin petticoats, panelled front and back, ‘ ame Gres, 3 ae $1.95 $2.95 hemstitched hem or scalloped, white or flesh, $3.95 ° z Washable silks PY 4 $ $6.95, $7.95 Satin meteor petticoats, with hip-deep hem, white, At 2 to 6 One Wears P4999 051991 90-953) 07:95 flesh, or street shades, $5.95 ‘ Adorable To s Envelope Chemises White habutai silk petticoats, panelled front and 5 Batiste, $1.95, $2.95 back, hemstitched hem, $2.95 AN AMUSING bloomer frock, for i Washable satin petticoats, panelled front and back, example, trimmed with bands of Wabaile silky Bagg aase Rg © HsiRs lace eimmed, wilte-ce Weah, Bags checked gingham at every possible | Step-in Drawe Ale int. It is made of cool white lawn; SleevelessSports Dress eee rane Washable satin tailored bloomer, flesh, #2.4s oop bqanyst yh popsdegpie a Washable silks, $1.95, $2.95, $3.45 Breakfast Coats or lavender. Or a chambray frock ° ° Crepe de Chine breakfast coat veiled with chiffon, becomingly ruffed and sashed with Wool Jersey or Ramie Linen Sport Petticoats daintily trimmed, $12.75 and tax white muslfn. This frock has bloomers ' . $ Pique, scallop edge, $1.50, $1.95 Breakfast coat of box-loom crepe, $5.95 and $4.95 . too, Tan, pink, blue, green. a For Women & Misses aicoND FLOOR These Two Models—$3.95 FOURTH FLOOR Fashion's newest favorite—a one-piece slip-on model 9 let —to be worn with a tailored blouse, as suggested in June 's Blouse Specials! illustration. Best quality Jersey, well made, in Navy, . ~ Gray, Beige, Henna, dade, Black, Brown, White Sheer Voile Blouses Featured at $5 Sheets and Cases * also obtainable in Linen in other attractive colors. Summer Values in NEVER, so it seems, have voile blouses been so sheer, MADE of a very good quality of F iA dai d h ; toed muslin, and ae pes will induce you trimmed in so many dainty ways and at the same time pric to buy plenty for summer supplies. soreasonable. They are all fashioned of imported French $ voile employing lace, plaits and tucks in interesting ways. axes ag: ST THIRD FLOOR 63x108 inches, 1.55 81 x108 inches, 1.95 72x99 inches, 1.55 90x99 inches, 1.96 Cases 42 X 38% inches, 42¢ 45 x 3834 inches, 4ge 50 x 3834 inches, 48¢ SECOND FLOOR Oxford Shirts Of White, for Men $2.25 THE comfortable shirts men and boys like for warm weather, both for sports and everyday wear. They are made with collar attached and single band cuffs. And the price is unusu- ally moderate. The Man's Shop TENTH FLOOR HE Ovington moving sale isin its final period. On Saturday, June 18th, the sale ceases. The gates of the old shop close for the last time. And prices are of such a moderate nature that very little will be left! OVINGTON’S “The Gift Shop of Fifth Avenue" 312-314 Fifth Ave. Near 32nd St. A AEN EE ON \—, ASR LOO A SAIL OEE LOLOL AE EDIE I —