The evening world. Newspaper, June 1, 1921, Page 9

OE THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1, 1921, | _ CHANGE IN PLANS OF |s%x, biocks tons, trom 126 to 200 feet |KILLS HIMSELF WITH GAS. HUDSON TERMINAL| The cutting out of the curve of the — ae north tunnel will save about $600,000.|Dunn Leaves Note for Mother Indi- This, added to $443,000 which the 4 re eee Erie Road has agreed to pay for tl Versey City Terminal to Be Plaza | closi |will about t | the plaza, eating Intent. | Gas escaping from a small stove last \ killed Frank Dunn, twenty-four, in urnished room at No. 209 West 224 Street, The police of the West 20th |Street Station say he committed eul- Six Blocks Long—Saving Of $500,000. | Chamber of Commerce # to Porter Funeral. { Ae, ‘A change in plan has been decided) president Darwin P. Kin ft the | ole :, vp, s, hamber of Commerce of of ter found in Di ‘8 room, ad- upon by the New York and New Jer-| Tork has names a. Fi s to his mother vey Tunnel Commissioners, Instead or ag LR ; cad Geormen-Von wantt bee ine any jedtord, F of the exit of the north tunnel in| thur Curti Jersey City being at 14th Street it will be at 12th Street, adjoining the| AY > ter y other tunnel. There will be a plaza! in 18 e sure and let Michael FRANK." | | | | | You won't have to worry about Yo ough to worry about i —even little tots may safely feast on Necco pure sugar wafers, and 40 pieces in delicious flavors give . them a happy surprise. -Please them today. New England Confectionery CO. Over 73 Years of Successful Candy Making REAL RIPE CHERRIES IMBEDDED in CREAM. CHOCOLATE COATED Ludwig Baumann Will Gladly Open an Account for You Whether Your Purchase Is $5 or as Much as $5,000. No Matter How Small Your Income, Our Liberal Credit Will Enable You to Equip Your Home With the Most Beautiful and Best of Furnishings. You Need Nat Disturb Your Savings. You Can Pay For Your Purchase in Small Monthly Payments. Saks & Company Trousseaux for the “fune Bride NLY the truly exquisite in distinctive apparel can satisfy feminine fancy when the greatest of all days arrives. Broapway at 34th Street Saks & Company For the June Bride Saks &? Company present a collection of frocks, traveling suéts, blouses, shoes, negligees, hosiery, lingerie, millinery and luggage so complete that the most exacting requirements are at once satisfied. Bits of Paris Charm for Summer Wear HAND-MADE French Blouses Handkerchief linen and batiste in white and pastel shades form these exquisite blouses that hold all the in- triguing simplicity of the clever Parisienne herself— so beautifully made that each is a marvel of needlework. You will find models for every hour and occasion in _ a Summer day—from fresh, crisp little affairs for morn- ing wear, to langorous tea- blouses, gorgeous with embroidery, 5.00 to 39.75 Third Floor Tailleurs for Traveling They are long-lined and slim, these smart little suits— and tailored trreproachably. With so many models to choose from ‘‘She’’ may be sure of suiting her particular type with much satisfaction— Box Coat Tuxedo Effeéts Straight-Line Styles are among the most author- itative for Summer—and all are shown here in the most exquisite materials. Made especially for a youthful June Bride is a distinctive tricotine tail- leur. In its knee-length coat, the /ast word of the Summer mode is reflected, and unex- pectedness lurks in its single link button. Sizes 14 to 20, 37.50 Second Floor NEAREST TO A BRIDE'S HEART— Hand-Made French Underthings A Fine Batiste Nightgown follows Empire lines with true French charm and becomingness. Beautiful embroideries and fine tucks make it as dainty as even a French bride could wish for . 10.00 A Two-piece Handkerchief Linen Set is composed of simple step-in drawers and a straight chemise. Delicate embroidery and edgings of Val lace carry out the exquisite French simplicity.27.00 A Petticoat of Unusual Beauty gown — of sheerest nainsook so exquisitely embroidered t skilful Parisian needleworke vealed! . . . A Three-piece Handker- chief Linen Set—for the Bridewho prefers tailored underthings —Step-in drawers,a nightgown and a straight chemise, exqui- sitely hemstitched and embroidered with French dots . 31.00 A Nightgown, Rich With Lace is made of sheerest nainsook beautifully em- broidered. Lavish inser- tions of genuine Irish lace in unique designs make it simply irresis- tible! . . 35.00 is made—like the night- and real Irish lace—and hat the hand of the r is.at once re- . . . 35.00 The All Important — Of such great moment that we dare offer only the most Wedding Dress exguisite— Silk Hosiery —A few selections from our regular stock —of especial interest to the Bride Fancy Openwork Silk Hose in several selected patterns. White andallthe newcolors. 3.95 to 7.50 Imported French Silk Hose in openwork and embroidered designs. White and all the new streetshades. Beautiful quality of Italian thread silk. 10.50 to 18.50 Imported French Silk Bridal Hose with lavish insertions of genuine laces, Duchesse, Point al’Arguille,Chantilly, or Milan. White only. 15.00 to 48.50 Street Floor Negligees Of infinite charm and comfort for the JUNE BRIDE GEORGETTE CREPE, SATIN, CREPE DE CHINE, EMBROID- ERED NET, TAFFETA, AND GENUINELACES There are misty affairs of filmy chiffons,— trim little breakfast coats,—stately, queen-like robes of rich laces and satin, many im- ported, — So many models, in short, that you are sure to find the one of your dreams. 15.00 to 150.00 Third Floor A Sport Costume For the Sune Bride Composed very simply of a white pleated skirtandcolor- ful overblouse, this Sport Costume jauntily embodies all the features of the Sum- mer mode, Canton crepe fashions the whole thing along the loose simple lines now so much in vogue— White braid—the only trim- ming—places unmistakable smartness along the hem of the overblouse. The overblouse may be had in et ene or Tur- quoise. e skirt in white only. . . 49.50 Second Floor All the traditions and dreams, hopes and ideals of the June bride seem to be met in this Wedding Dress of ivory satin and misty lace. Very simply is it made, and very youthfully —reflecting in its girlish lines all the quiet dignity and beauty of the Great Occasion. Soft white lace, carefully draped, and a low girdle of creamy seed pearls are the two distinguishing Of Crowning Importance Soft, crushable sport hats— trim little tailored affairs for traveling—sheer, Summery things of organdie or lace— a Summer Trousseau de- $440 Golden Oak Queen Anne Dining Room Suits—Thre> Pieces REDUCED TO SHOES SERVING TABLE to maton, $29.67. CN cabin ie ieee | mands hats for every hour features. Tiny seed = Ker very Raed ane 17 : RATE NION ARIA —itee ie i Cash or Credit. and place ! pearls also edge the wee A Beige! i of * 970 ini i lace sleeves and must take the first step wit 197 Other Dining Room Suits up to $2,800 And Gaks 6? Cocipany ss a a ae ey the Brideand these a A : en ed to do i $] DEPOSIT $200 able collection of just to20. 69.50 Made a gleaming white Delivers Your Purchase such hats as a June bride requires satin, strictly hand sewed— with Louis XV or ‘‘Dolly” heels. Opera model, 11.00 Strap model, 12.50 AStreet Slipper of Suede and Kid makes an ideal ‘‘going away’’ shoe. Dainty as it is possible foraone-strap pump to be—yet unbelievably comfortable. ‘*Dolly’’ heels and bane tated soles. In beige with brown, light with dark gray. 12.50 Second Floor Of course, any number of other styles Pay the Balance in Small Monthly Payments from $25 to $47.50. Second Floor Even the most elaborate and extensive trousseau can find its every hat here, for the models are endless and de- lightfully original. Open 9 to 5.30—Saturday Evenings Until 9.30 America's Greatest Furniture House 4 West 125 St.| |35 to 36 St. Block 8th Ave. We gine Seer’ We have no connection with any other stores—These are our only three stores. Going-Away Luggage — Saks & Company have the largest stack of fine luggage ] to be seen in America Fitted bags and suitcases, every size of wardrobe trunk, sturdy sole leather bags and cases by London's best makers, hat boxes, shoe trunks, traveling robes, and short trip bags. Every leather and color—every piece guaran- teed to be of the finest construction and ALWAYS PRICED VERY LOW Sport Hats of everynew fabric and straw, tail- ored hats—feathered, ribboned or flower- trimmed. 10.95 to 35.00 Third Floor F Newark, N, J. 49-51 Market St. Basement