The evening world. Newspaper, June 29, 1921, Page 5

THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 1921, u An Amazing Sale of Paradise Hats Thursday, Friday and Saturday only Purchases will appear on bills rendered August 1st. wee James MeGreery & Co, ~*~ Mer Peery Quality Merchandise, as Adbortis ed, on Sale beginning Thursday June 30th ~ == he was interested in police affairs and would like to hang around awhile,” 1) After remaining some time watch- } ing prisoners booked and hearing re- ports, Hoxie was told he had better take the young lady in his car home. C He said he would, but would be back He drove away and in about an hour Policeman Canavan brought him in again, other argument that aroused the resi- Avenue Residents—Girl dents again and caused many to ask out their windows why he wasn't ar- His Companion. rested. “Well, [ told you I'd be back,” by | Hoxie greeted the Lieutenant on the A high-powered roadster carrying sk. After he had & booked on a & mnan and girl, slowly passed Potiee- | alworderly conduct charge. the police ne 90 : With our prices at the present low level found is a 4 bs bd Man Canavan at 78th Street and Park a third charge of violating the 5.00 8200.00 all varieties of MeCreery merchandise are quickly sold) to appreciative customers. which makes it possible for us to renew our Avenue at 2 A. M. to-day and be| or station | The girl was left outside in the $5,000 roadster, asleep, and when Hoxie was told he could go he said gain. After taking the girl home, accord ing to Canavan, Hoxie went back to Loud Language Rouses Park] the policeman’s post and started an asked if he wanted called the man's attention to the fact the tail light was out. “Well, what of it?” the cop. ght it he said he didn’t have to. The) the man ask d When advised he had becter | No, 1 like the place and will just spend the rest of the night here.” | He expressed different sentiments Genuine Full King Birds in Black Natural and Newest Colors when arraigned in the Yorkville ‘ourt | this morning. He seemed to be ‘sore’ on the police for keeping him in jail at constantly readjusted wholesale Every MeCreety customer gains by this progressive manner of merchandising. It | ; assures for every one the newest in mer cop suggested the man was in no fit|all night. Magistrate Nolan fined him | ional Opportunity! Kane ; beta 16a condition to drive and the man got | $5 on the charge of disorderly conduct. | A Sensati PP vs lila Ieee Mccall ceidbli Aid which he promptly paid, but when | b aay and walked around to show be/s)iy in $500 hall on violation of the Th ‘ hora Mullan-Gage Act, he didn't have the e , Canavan then switched on the light,| money, so they put him in a cell ' but the man tinkered about until it | again 4 Meantime, his loud} On the summons for neglecting to went out again. language awoke many residents in| : ; have bi (ai ipa pence tet Fashion Headquarters—International Millinery Service Notion Specials Baseball Requisites | ah ‘ hi an inning in the Traffle Court| Panis ; New YORK ; ; J) IS Sisiieicod can dete SS For Vacation and Week-Ends Absolute Clearance Sale ' (reek a cuumunete or Vet ae = Naiad Dress Shields, white nainsook j the traffic rules, and took him to the avaed pele, 36c; doz. prs., 4.00 ‘i East 67th St t Station to be iden- seer y 3 dow, ‘Ss, @! >, 4" a . j / {INGA eckiaa he otied a New debs baer he PURCHASES MADE TODAY AND TOMORROW Reliable peas icy flesh cane Imported and Domestic pf Sy, leense pints . APPEAR ON BILLS RENDERED AUGUST 1. Size 2... .pair, 38¢; doz. pairs, 44 S Mill ° Deere a: Sie 8. pr es don. pa, 80 ummer Millinery Morristown, N. J. a member of th \ ize 4....pair, 45¢; doz, pairs, 5. | | New York’ Stock Exchange and. a | Hair Nets—cap and all-over styles. In the Blue Salon American-Made Section i him and Canavan returned to his @ | : oid Hair Pins..... 800 Hats 1200 Hats | Bone and Celluloi | LR Pitch Agenteretacth Strect NU -Y, box, 22¢ Reduced to Reduced to i Se ill Cube Pins, Jet, Matt and colors... 3.50 and 5.00 2.00, 3.50 and 5.00, 1: ' Enameled Dress Heieey, scolar Highly fashionable models, suitable for all Sum i BREN y SEY ROR te mer wear. Every Hat offered is priced far below its ‘ oa THURSDAY Folding Nickeled Hangers......... ee Wea @ ‘ i 1. is each, 10c; doz, 1.10 OViginal cost. | ms E Wood Shoe Trees, pr., 10c; doz., 95¢ There are light, Summery affairs suitable for weai { XC ELLEN I V A Lt JES IN Hee see teoerey 4 Press..85¢ with Summer Frocks, gay Sport Hats for all out-door H etapa the Cle ing, and darker shades for stheet and evening weav. ; Nainsook .. ~-40c M: reutaehi 1 of A as abi . : ; V AC ATION CI OT ‘HES Black Messaline and White Net 85¢ any are fashioned of solid Silk Fabrics, others aix Japanese Silk ..9e¢ artful combinations of Straw and Silk. IMPORTANT SALE eee Rubber Bathing Caps... + 50e At These Prices All Sales Will Be Considered Final Bathing Slippers... pals ed No Exchanges No Approvals No Credits (Third Floor, Annex MUSICAL 1NSTRUMENTS ||| White Canton Crepe Hats e jathing, Oldies, white nad’ flan Reductions range from Embroidered white canton crepe hats with broad or olor, various prices. | } 20% to 50% up-turned brims, soft crowns, fringe or ribbon trimming. 10 00 (Main Floor) Soaps and Talcums Main floor. Special . is ) SMFOR VACATIONISTS._ That meet the needs of Summer-time «wt are closing out a large stoc! ; i . Large Bath Tablets. .cake, 10 Houbigant’s Ideal 'Taleum. ; { of sample, shopwor and, siaity Women’s Linen Dresses—Reduced Women’s Tailored formerly bottle, 89¢ orth many of which bear names Smart straight line (and coat) models, some of them im- ° ° ° Armour's Venetian Bath Tab- HLoubigant’s Quelques Fleurs i \ a range Makers neliicien! peceed New Summer shades, braid embroidery and Suits of Tricotine, lets. doz. cakes, 1.10 Taleum. bottle, 89e i rawn-work trimmed. 65 inall. Illustrated A. Third ‘arlton’s Bath Soap. . Jergen’s Lilac Taleum..... . i AU TORRES flack: Originally 40.00 to 85.00 25.00 Linen and Pongee RTA) TS ease ie ere enae gree areas 4 BANE AND OLNS " A ae ne T zee Large Bar Castile Soap... .69¢ Williams’ Taleum — Carna : ERS NOR i2ie Ppee Lazell’s Orange Bud ‘Taleum. . tion, Violet, Lilac and Ros: if i 5 0. iy in aS 40 dresses of silk and wool novelty weave in jade, tan, more filmy cos- (Main Floor) | v DRUM: henna, brown, coral and navy, for sports wear. Third 19 00 tumes. For travel , | DEON "kt OUTFITS floor. Originally 40.00 e ling nothing could ¢ be smarter, Illus- A . e HARPS Ww 6c c D trated isa new | Special Reductions in MUSIC SATCHELS omen's Canton Crepe Dresses Feeling (edat ° i SAXOPHONES | » Innavy or black canton—a model with new loose sleeves, and smartly cut Sporting Goods | and tucked gilet. iso crepe de chine dresses with gros- skirt. There is TROMBONES dtucked gil AL de chi zi 20 00 UKULELES grain ribbon trimming. Third floor. Special . just a hint of Au- Golf Outfits o eenga gS emwame renee nwo VIOLINS hin ; A VIOLONCELLOS a thee Caddy Bugs made of Baseball Uniforms, cH ae ee oh, AC ’ ' guishes it as goo, serviceable eanvas, made of wool; — Vighs irin (ce eC Women’s Crepe de Chine Dresses LOE es with leather bottom and weight; gray with blu eee: meten What In fine quality crepe de chine, navy or black with gray Spring models, Fete sete ead: eanee bool i Telephone Murray Hill 4144. facings and gilet-loose panels, long V front. Illustrated B. 29 50 Very Special, Tee ivanon analiin tate dhe Chas. H. Ditson & Co. Third floor. Special . 22.50 ISN Cabin ty Neon ilheees Oe 8-10-12 East 34th St. Pasi lever Rose e ous nile = gS omele Cons, "Tuliy cusreateed, enmplete th heavy Mik irossyain ribbon coments i mpectale NO EMPIOYERS' REFERENCE, ‘Transactions Confidential, @ wate, reliable akin treat- mant Used for years to heal exsema and other itching, warning skin aifections: soothing, Hralian action cea Gh ingredients #0 gentle and to a baby’s delicate akin or Women’s Tricotine,and Crepe Wraps Tricotine coats and wraps with silk stitching and em- broidery and satin sashes. Illustrated X, Y, Z. Also Canton crepe capes with deep silk fringe. Reversible. Illustrated. X, Y, Z. Sizes 34 to 44. Third floor. 38 00 Special . Misses’ Gingham and Linen Dresses Two models, one the gingham tie-around style illustrated C, the other a guimpe model with dimity underblouse, in gingham or linen. Second floor. Special 12.50 Misses’ New Silk Dresses Foulard or crepe de chine, in a simple style with tuxedo front and pleated tunic trimmed with covered buttons, Second floor. Special 29.50 Women’s Satin Petticoats Special 3 6 0 Fine tub satin with scalloped edge, and embroidered spray in the front. Panelled back and front. Second floor, Women’s Undermuslins 1.00 specia 1.95 Dainty white nightgowns and envelope chemises with machine filet edge. 1.95 Step-in drawers with elastic at waist, and filet edge, 1.00. Second floor. Suits of Linen and Pongce, simple of line and cool, and as beautifully tailored as are suits of heavier mate- rial, are most suitable for shopping or business errands in town. Linen Suits, natural and all colors. 16.50 Pongee Suits, natural......... 19.50 (Fourth Floor) Full-size Wardrobe Trunks at an Aston- ishingly Low Price These trunks, made by the Mendel Drucker Co., represent the eme of luggage construction: 1, hree ply basswood frame, fibre covered and lined, 2, Metal edge open-top, grooved to prevent warping and +: secure fastening. 8. One-picce, cold rolled steel corners. 4, Every Jug gage convenience, (Filth Floor) formerly 4.00 Iron Golf Clubs... ..2.85 formerly 4.00 “Spalding’s” Golf Balls. . doz., 7.20 to 12.00 Wilson's Golf Balls..... doz., 7.80 to 12.00 Dunlop Golf Balls...... doz., 9.00 Tennis 100 Lee Tennis Rac quets, slight imperfection on handles, Dreadnought model, 5.25 formerly 6.00 Racquel ressess7o teas formerly 1.50 Racquet Covers... 75c to 2.50 Practice Tennis Balls. ... doz., 4.75 Championship Tennis Balls, doz., 7.20 Court Markers, each, 2.00 Guy Ropes and Pegs.... set, 2.00 Nets, 4.00 to 6.50 formerly 85e Baseball Bats, 50c to 1.25 Louisville Sluggers | Babe Ruth models.. .2.50 ! Vinger Gloves ..... | 1.85 to 13. 00 | Catcher's Mitts..... 2.25 to 12, 00 Basemen Mitts......... 6.00 to 13.00 Masks 00... 3.75 to10.09 Children’s Outdoor Toys Butterfly Nets ......1.50 Kiddie Kars, bright enamel finish; rubber tired wheels vats Rubber Balls, 8¢ to 1.75 Cork Balls ....... Balloons, box of Indian Play Suits..... 2.25 and 3.75 Boy Scout Play Suits, 3.23 Baseball Suits. ......... | 1.75 to 3.95 | Quaddy Golf .......4 3.50 Bows and Arrows. Water Pistols..... Sail Boats, Life Canoes, ete Boars, 27.00 Miscellaneous Steamer ‘hatrs, made of maple, reclining back, strongly constructed, natural finish, fold completely, d 8.75 Folding Camp Chairs, made of hardwood with khaki seat and back 3.5 Canvas Shag Hammocks in khaki, suitable for camps 5.45 <q (Fifth Floor)