The evening world. Newspaper, July 6, 1921, Page 6

’ . 6 THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JULY c, 1921. ver that is. Jortng to the pro y «| a d to-day he had r " = Proper tribunal's atten-| sry, sald to-day he nad received « “Ae-| BUTTON, BUTTON, BABY HAS. } ertheless, there are still Tex/tion his verified information that in| mand" from Gilson to produce Demp- ——— Rickard and Refereo Ertle and| the recent encounter Mr. Dempsey! yey in court to-day, but found himself| Cootng and Laughing Bat Married Georges Carpentier and Director of/acted in self-defense; Carpenticr| ynable to comply with the demand, to Hospital Neverthelens, Public Safety Bentley and Mayor|struck the first blow, Rickard says,| even had he wished to, because Demp-| Little Russell Shadell, three years Hague and Gov. Edwards, any one/and Jegally must have been the ag- ot in producing radius. | old, was “minding” Baby Brother Gor of whom, they they may arrest| greasor 2 don, two months old, in their home at *, | 8 representatives here | 40". y 14-16 West Fi t—19 West Thirty-Fourth Street r | 3 f 0, ay, Brooklyn, this ourteen ree’ es ir for participating in a brawl or neg jon told reporters at his oMce| have legal troubles that are. troubling | Nor qil8t” 4 Bronaway,,,Broaklyn.. this est S vy’ i] [lect of duty or something in order to/ in Jersey City this afternoon that the | him more than the effé of those | lar button and cried til he got it, In le Probable that a warrant will be | that moment was that he had a mes-! serious Thinkers About Making This| His mother rushed into the room and sworn out for Dempsey in his ab-| sage from Ocean Grove from Dr. Crafis| a Sweeter v Deinpsey's | Dr. Feinsliver was frantically sum- | : Leoni "i beat | 0 ‘ * |monhed, but when he arrived baby was —»—— |sence. » saying the superintendent ‘vould have| $10,000 touring car was attached at! ooine’ and laughing, #0 they. hurried ‘ | Rickara, ° h h f ith him this aft jtho Biltmore yesterday, pending the | him away to Kings County Hospital Reformers ‘Threaten Them as} Rickard, on hearing this, an- ‘a conference with him this afternoon. | suit of Showman Speliman for a big! fast roports were that the baby was 5 ; di | nounced that as “next friend” he would Johnson Milton, counsel for Demp- share in Dem adventures, doing well, but still had the button, Champion Evades Warrant —- - - and Goes West. | W TESTED. May Seek Arrest Under! “Crimes Act” of All Offi- cials Who Saw Fight. Lord & Taylor * *Porch Dresses Remarkable Savings Any Suit or Coat In the Entire Basement! ‘At the One Price~ | THE COATS: THE SUITS Sport, three-quarter ard full ‘The Jersey City Court Howe was |} FIFTH AVENUE Lae Feited rene LL Tailored and sport models of length coats, in wrappy and Wirred again to-day by the gathering of porch frocks to aa much Serges, Tricotines, Jerseys and regulation effects. Velours, ™ the haif Nip charlie @ below regular prices. Dotted Tweeds. Elaborated, tuxedo Tricolines, Serges, Poiret form Bureau, who have loudly de- _ stantial rauailey, ah SuHL and braid trimmed types. Values to $20 to $30} Twills and Bolivias. clared that some one shall yet go to 9! or light grounds, white organ- z fail for that Dempsey-Carpentier |f| die collars, cuffs and sashes. Buy Now—Prices Cannot Go Any Lower ‘tall aaa eaaahe a ae haa $2.95, $3.95, $5.95, $6.95 It is good judgment to buy now—when _ These are good styles, assuring lots of Saturday. | . : : Phy ata to-day they meant to prices are at their lowest ebb. By act- smart wear this Summer—for many a arrest Jack Dempsey some day this |}! | B ] ing on this suggestion you can save cool day must be reckoned with—as week. But the champion wouldn't | unga OW considerable money’ next Fall. well as this Fall. wait after 5 o'clock lay after- | | Mens, Wien 6 hadi Arranged ‘to: take | ® | Aprons This Sale at Thirty-Fourth Street Store Only! seen wend Sranend to in| Now in Progress to his mother. 1 r charges ‘ ones assortments naa z against Lemp: " $ ‘ galow aprons in a number o! Gatin end o Every department is offering almost matchless values, the meee you find most \ Low-Price Sale! Hieeatices. i whether they are in Special Purchases, Clearances or SNAG Ute TU ei e N Ss tom, tke | Annual Sales. Merchandise is Lord & Taylor quality. 98c, $1.45, $1 an ~ ew summer Frocks » $1.45, $1. IN A_LIFETIME | PRICES GUARANTEED || Below Cost to Manufacture || MONEY REFUNDEL If you can equal our wonderful values. DUSTPROOF WARDROBE with dustproof door. Made of $99.50 Value SALE PRICE “GENUINE COWHIDE aia 3 Vs) BY FAR THE BIGGEST EVER OFFERE! eae FIBRE, DRESS TRUNK = G, ” Memorable millinery values ! Satin Hats | Embroidered $8.50 A special purchase enables us to offer these charming hats—hats of the moment—at such a wonderfully low price. Plain Canton Crepe These are here with the satin hats. Shadow laces, flowing veils or cocardes of moire faille ribbon are the trimmings, $8.50 Whate Satin or Crepe Correct hats for immediate wear—appropriate for travel by boat, train or motor, or for djess wear, $8.50 FOURTH FLOOR 200 Women’s Wash Frocks One hundred are polka-dotted swiss organdie frocks, with lace edged voile aalee and cuffs, remarkable at $13.50 One hundred are linen sleeveless frocks,whitekidbelt. Green, tangerine, gold, brown, white, rose, Copenhagen. $12 THIRD FLOOR 300 Chiffon Alpaca Sweaters Special purchase for this Sale! Chiffon alpaca sweaters, tuxedo or slip-over models, with braid girdle, featured at Included in this purchase are sweaters of combined alpaca and fibre yarp that have sold for much more all season; now $5 THIRD FLOOR Continuing the Clearance of Women’s and Misses’ Wearing Apparel Women’s Silk-lined Tweed Suits, $35 Women’s Tricotine Wraps, Gloves, $1.35 16 button length. Heavy Milanese silk. hite, black, tan, brown, navy. Sizes com- plete from 6 to 7%. Chamoisette Gloves 12 button—85c wanted colors and Really exceptional! Chamoisette Gloves 16 button—$1.15 Most white. “ White, brown, grey, beaver, chamois. Remarkable value. These are all clearance prices. GROUND FLOOR Clearance of Boys’ Shoes Black lace welted soles. 10 to 13%4—$3.95 Several styles, black and tan lace shoes, 1 to 6, $4.75 All sizes, not in every style, FOURTH FLOOR shoes, heavy Boys’ Blouses To Clear--85c Colored percales and ma- dras, with collars attached. Sizes 7, 9, 13, 14, 15, 16. Boys’ Straw Hats $2.50 and $3.65 - Sizes 4 to 8. | = SECOND P Gingham | | . SECOND FLOOR Voil | [A SALE!] Hlack ; ave | % SUCH AS COMES BUT ONCE || Long Silk Featuring Smart Sleeveless Models At Tremendous Savings! Frocks for present and vacation wear —decidedly underpriced! The same models featured elsewhere at higher prices. All wanted colors. The sleeve- less models are of Ratine and Ramie. This Sale at Uptown & Downtown Stores Now In Progress— . A Post-Inventory Clearance Practically All of Our MEN’S SUITS (Golf Suits and Evening Clothes Excepted) $34.50 Formerly $40, $45, $50 This is our first general Clearance Sale of Spring and Summer Merchandise for the year 1921. As in Ue $18.50 = Women’s Canton Crepe and Satin FOURTH FLOOR previous Tnere we Fe bold- Fibre Steamer Women’s Tricotine Suits, $35, $45 Summer Wraps, $49.50 ing it early for the buying Trunks Women’s Tricotine, Twill cord, and Misses’Suits, $35, $45, $55, $77.50 | advantage of our custom- *46°0 ot at ar rue Poiret Twill Suits, $55 and $75 Misses’ Coats, $45 and $65 100 Girls’ ers. This event covers all Wormerty "$22.60... Sport Skirts, Silk and Wool, $20.75 Misses’ Silk Frocks, $25 and $45 s i MAIL ORDERS fie’ Women’s Frocks and Gowns, reduced Jersey Sports Coats, $8.50 ® Silk Frocks ‘ormer. i ef our Saale fm doubts, hee socompanied by check or to new price range, $25 to $85 Sweaters, from $5 to $17 $ 1 2 50 Fe by $55, $60, $65 bags Le a a8 We BARGAIN LUGGAGE SHOP Women’sFlannelSportCoats, $12.50 Imported Wool and Fibre Sweaters, " at. many two-piece spore isk Baan 6 aie, Women’s Knitted Capes, $15 from $20 to $75 A clearance of frocks for- suits. They are all tailored HAR GH NGS UNTIL 7 Courtesy and Service OURTESY '‘s the watchword in our office, and this COUR- TESY goes hand in hand with the EXCELLENT SERVICE to which we owe our reputation. We Treat Pyorrhea Women’s Suede Cloth Coats, $22.50 A few odd blouses, greatly reduced. ’ THIRD FLOOR Real Filet Laces Edges, seven inches wide, $2.75 yard Edges, § inches wide, $1.50 yard Antique Filet edging, 13 inches A Special Purchase! Real Baby Irish Another special purchase, marked at exceptionally low prices. Edges and insertions, 2 inches wide, merly marked at much higher prices. Some have bloomers to match. 6 to 12 years. FOURTH FLOOR Toilet Goods Two Days’ Selling At Clearance Prices Ivory Finish Toilet Sets, 10 pieces, $21 Reduced prices on odd pieces too. Reductions on toilet preparations. Stanley Ferrostadt Bottles, quart size, Other thermos bottles reduced, GROUND FLOOR of the finest quality All Wool Fabrics. Every de- sirable color and color com- bination is included. 45) 590 Formerly $70, $75, $80 All Sizes From 34 to 46 Longs, Shorts and Stouts Use the Fifth Avenue Entrance Successfully wide, ; 75¢ yard $1.95 yard ‘Toilet Soaps, reduced in price wie neGail for Eee examination, Edges and insertions to match, 134 Edges and insertions, 114 inches for these two days, Fifth Avenue ames C ree 0 35th Street Cre es Sts toned wanders.) inches wide, 60¢ yard wide, $1.50 yard Clearance of Bathing Caps, " Daretet Annies at otacee rect Beading, with picot edge, 48¢ yard Finishing edges, 4 inch wide, Look for full announce- Finishing edges, 34 in. wide, 24¢ yard 75¢ yard ment of prices in to-mor- In the Men’s Shop—Second Floor Picot edges, 14¢e yard Picot edgin l4cy, ? C ) ging, iC yard row morning’s papers | GROUND FLOOR