The evening world. Newspaper, July 28, 1921, Page 11

THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JULY 28, 1921, Gop Cowboys | Rope Bulls as if Crowds Flee firey City Bluecoats Swing! 4) Clothesline Lariats—Pull One tie i 4! Animal Out of Canal. ji Three yearling bulls threw the Pusiness district of Jersey City into 4b aproar this morning when they peatiea {rom the stock yards at the foot of Sixth Strect and charged through Henderson Street toward the City Hall in a wild dash for liberty. Pedestriang fled into stores as the bulls dashed through the street. A hurry call was sent to Police Head- quarters that the animals were Headed that way, » police reserves, armed with e for lariats, turned : galloping bulls as hey came in sight of the City Hall here was a wild scramble when the rst bull was roped and fought to $¢'| free, and in the excitement the @ker two pulls escaped. One fled itd the Pennsyly P troad yards a: the other beaded for the Morris @aru. ¥Men and boys who had skedaddled ihto safe places joined in the chase as jon as it turned tail gnd a whooping |] yowd pursued the animal to the Aun!, where it plunged in. The an'- thal was roped in the water and pught for fifteen minutes before ‘t yas subdued. Meantime trainmen had Qappured the third bull and sent it Weck to the stockyards. § The two bulls captured by the police ‘were taken to the courtyard of city Wall to be held there for the owner ind immediately started to fight each ther. They finally were separated by tie amateur cowboys and tied in op- where bellowed josite corners, heir defiance, ick to normal | —_—_——_. th Then Je nto the Hast River from a stringpiece | t ‘th Street, The boy was with his| \ cea and joined other children at| Poy. ¥ Scores of mothers were with their} ' ildren and Mrs. Goodman did not Hpiiss her son until she was ready to go me | Saveral women said they had heord a} halt PAs no outery, | Vp Marine police are searching for the 4 plash an hour earlier, but there | ee See ‘ian Hort Heaahite t - ft samuel olay Slipped under the reet car at the Brooklyn PProoklyn Bridge and lost his foot, died | lay at the Cumberland Street Hos- | tal. He had left ten he heard his wife work hurriedly had been takon Evaporated freee, the waters at Carls! Used for Comstiontion! stomach and liver ail- ments. Ask Your Doctor. For Sale at All Druggists. Write for Booklet. Car'sbat Products Co, N Di ent, durable, No urprisingly inex- peusive, Sold by leading hard- ware and department stores | for complimentary copy ts That Make Them- elves,” containing 50 splendid recipes for frozen’ desserts by Marion Harris Neil. ~ | \ Delictous Desserts | , tasty, dainty, delightful, satis- {ying—and absolutely pure! Such are the desserts you can e% make at home—wil hout g or other toilsome | work—with the | ALTO VACUUM ICE CREAM FREEZER | Finished in white enamel. }UTO VACUUM FREEZER CO., Inc , New York City are making 20% reduction | on this worl, for the sum- mer months only, Ws tor your pianc y City went | BOY OF 5 DROWNED | WITH MOTHER NEAR Mra, Goodman Did Not Mins Child ‘at Play on Kant River 1 Stringplece, Samucl Goodman, five, of No. 635 | last 9th Street, is believed to have een drowned last night when he fel ES ' S Fill your week- end needs Friday. Broadway at Ninth Street New York. Business Hours— 9 to 5. Telephone Stuyvesant 4700. < < 7 a Formerly A. ‘I. Stewart & Co. Final Clearaway of C-0-0-L Summer Fashions For Women, Young Women and Girls Prices have been put down to a point which will make this event one of the most attractive of the summer, Pastel Flanne!, FORK MISS 14 to 20 25 Organdie Frocks at $13.50 shades aud gay colors. 50 Lightweight Suits at $19.75 wool jersey, tweed, Shantung silk. 10 Mignonette Suits at $29.50 Lightweight fibre silks in sports colors. Sports and traveling coats of tweed, 50 Tailored Coats ‘at $25 wool jersey, trieétine and sports velours. 100 Sports Skirts, $7.95, $10.75, $1 White flannel, Baronette satin; wool plaid and stripes 50 Silk Shirts at $10.75 and $18.50 Crepe de chine and well-known trade-marked sports silks. Mai tailored FOR GIRLS 6 to 14 35 Coats and Capes, $12.50 ; beautiful wooien materials. 75 Dresses at $5 and $7.95 Ginghams, chambrays, organdies and Devonshire cloth, Navy blue serge or plaids—for wear with middy blouse; to 16 years. All-year Georgette crepe, crepe de cuine, crepe meteor, ing silks. Wool and fibre silk, ~ ‘round suits. 30 Pleated Skirts at $3.50 Second Flour, Old FOR WOMEN —————— 85 Tweed Suits at $25 Severely tailored. Smart colors. 3, $7.50, $9.75 150 Blouses, $3. 40 Sweaters at $6.75 ~ wool Sports Scarfs at $5 Imported and domestic; silk, fibre silk, Ultra fashions- Black ored linens. serge, 8 Model Bathing Suits, $12.50 ~in taffeta and satin. 35 Bathing Suits at $5 surf satin and poplin. 45 Sports Skirts at $5 striped and checked cotton eponge, white 25 Sports Skirts at $10 Striped flannel and serge, also striped fibre silk. Tinted Voile at reduced prices 75 and $5. Step-in drawers, $2.50—were $3.95. Lovely tones of platinum gray, orchid. farget-me-not, or primrose. \At the Sign of Townsend mowers \ * piped Remainder of collection m: to our order, some exquisite French mode Corsets a famous makes now $3.45 RE DF EEN 300; for a Women’s pure linen | sweep! Handkerchiefs | Main Floor, Old Building | won't they’ 2s, however, nh. Third Floor, Old Building | French kno | voile of contri ining in a di this son, imitation shell SILPHIN AN LADY| nally ful, hand-earved combs of and amber, ors, fashionable, nue’ under the veil for evening wear. | in the coi- | | fan curved tops e carving The crest from the teeth, We have sold some y Dish) combs as £21 A-p on this lot v to $10, Main Fioor, Old 2.75 and other imitation lovely clear col- fantastic Spanish shapes, worn high stunning | covert cloth, copies and adaptations of imported models; also severety Building and co! Second Floor, Old Building Lingerie meh 7» chits mar: ay with blue ‘Trimmed wit primrose, orehid with blue, matitehing and primye vse with blue, hand-maie | Third Floor, Qld Building Spanish Combs in New shipment of beauti- Spanish shell effects, pes, iris of ome of these But the ary from Building sizes 6 charm- | Jti is not big type and big talk in the newspapers—but the quality, fashion and fair price of the goods in the store which make value and give lasting satisfaction, Store closed all day Saturday NOTE—To Croakers, Pessimists and Grumblers: Wesold more Furniture on the first Courtesy Day of the August Sale thaninany otheryear- -much more That news ought to give encouragement to the entire country—to President Harding, who is working so hard to get business back to nor- mal; to business of all kinds; to workers in all trades; to the people gen- erally whose prosperity and happiness always depend on the busy-ness of the country they live in, Things ARE iooking up. Of course, we might say to ourselves that people are buying furni- ture so eagerly because they have confidence in a Wanamaker sale, in Wanamaker furniture, in Wanamaker values and prices. But the news has a much larger significance than this-- 1. That here in New York at least the people have determined that the time has come to refurnish and refurbish their homes—to put them on a pre-war standard. 2. That enough new homes and apartments have been built recent- ly and are being built now to create a new demand tor furniture. That the buying public is now satisfied that furniture prices—at least in this sale—are down tu a stable basis, where furniture may be bought with confidence. There is only this warning to be given along with allthis good news: the le-y August prices are ef- fective only until the end of August. Don’t wait until Autumn and ex- pect to find the same opportunities then. Babson—the statistician on Dusiness conditions—says men’s cloth- ing is now abnormally low in price and he advises individuals to “buy your winter suit and overcoat now. Never mir 1 iv it is the hottest day of the year.” The same advice holds gued tv those whu expect tu need furnitvre within the next six months: Buy your furniture NOW; prices will not be so low soon again. building—on thice floors most of it at one-third | Our entire furniture stock in the new (tourth, fifth and sixth), is entered in the Sale— to one-half less than present standard pri No wonder that we say the reductions on the price tags are amaz- terns) tops, » pointed | is delicate ix inches] ing! And no wonder that people are buying! Friday is the last day of courtesy. | C- 0- 0-L-I-N- C things for the home. Fourth, Fitth ang Sixth Galleries, New Buliding Field Glasses $19 to $50 Take one on your tion, Music Cabinets Piano Benches Half Price 275 Music Cabinets $12.50 to $62.50 20 styles; mahogany, oak, walnut; were $25 to $125 in our own stocks. 110 Piano Benches $9.50 to $36 vaca- Small bird glasses $12 to $27 A number of pr ulars by Buseh, Ev Bausch” & Lomb, Voi lander and Le Maire, 6 to 1s Seventh Gallery, New Busiding power. $49 to $140. —_ 37 Lowe: Mowers —one-fourth less m binoe- 4 er our own stocks, Plano Salons, First Gallery, New Building Camera Shop. Main Floor. Old Building FOR TINY TOTS Cool Rompers Special—95c, $1.15 Wanamaker mowers Pure Sweets Week-End Special Delicious ehocolate-c ove 1 $7 to $20 Were 89.40 lo § 350—the kind kiddies look so candied peaches, figs, and lime An pound. igh ue Be cunning in. Practical, too, for) are made in our own Ae rite bs a a little rough play doesn’t spoi! kitchen. Perfectly fresh fy ee i te 22 1) them—and it takes hardly a ly pure. Perfectly In, slves—not every sit) minute to tub them and iron licious. in every kind, but several kind them smooth again. Main Floor, Old Building in each ise | , Seam. Eighth Gallery, New Suliding At 95¢ Fully guaranteed Bees Rompers and creepers—size : . Fuch mower is in pe , . ; Wace city Silk Petticoats dition, and in fully guaranteed, "”| 1 12 4 years, | Dainty cotton crepe and striped seersucker in to go at $3. 85 Seventh Gallery New euligini Rrslty olor, Our $4.95 and 25.95 grade At $1.15 poeta models oe, 0 Hot-weather Dutch rompers. ‘The adorable '- Baby Strollers peg top models, Sizes 2 to 6 ari id must be di years, Striped or checked ging Papa ttt Cool reed body, with vam, chambray, striped seer White Petticoats leather-cloth seat with strap uck Pink, blue, dark blug, For wear with | ummer to keep baby securely in the “ome white or tan. Space. Shadow speach: Tailored seat. Very li ght—weighs Sunbonnets model in tub si ig only 19 Ibs. Colored chambray—$1. Colored Petticoats $11.50 Special White cross-bar dimity For wear with ¢ : ; costumes or st tl hack; 12 flounced model y t Sun hats with buttonos k jerse Ail 1 crowns of white pique—$1 to vail nile nickel-plated hub eaps 5 92 Thicd Floor, Od Building Third Gallery, New Buiiding Third Floor, Old Building $5 pair, Friday, for Women’s Low Shoes 1,230 pairs, from our own stocks Were $8 to $12 pair—and more Liberal assortments in all sizes from 21% to 8, widths AA to D, but not every styie in every size. Patent leather pumps. Black calfskin pumps. (Light turned soles; Louis XV. heels.) All-white pumps. All-brown pumps. Patent leather pumps, trimmed with white. White leather pumps, trimmed with black. Extra salespéople. Quick service. Friday. First Floor, Old Bullding Special Prices on 6,000 Turkish Towels ~ 65 doz., 19x38 in.—$3.50 doz. Firm weave; blue or pink border 120 doz., 21x40 in.—$4.80 doz. Very absorbent. Blue borders. 200 doz., 21x44 in.—$5.40 doz. Firm weave. Large size, All white 128 doz., 26x48 in.—$9 doz. 80 dozen are al’ white. 98 dozen have blue,or pink borders. Firm weave, Extra large. Very, very serviceable towels. First Floor, Old Bullding Heavy. REMNANTS 2,000 yards Silk Remnants at Half Price Taffetas, Georgette crepes, crepes de chine, charmeuse, tricolette, striped shirtings, sports weaves of many kinds, satins, printed pongees, in lengths varying from a yard to enough for an entire dress. Black, \hite, plain colors; polka dots and figures. many printed in stripes, Main Floor, Old Building Cotton Dress Fabrics at a Third to.a Half Less Several thousand yards of ginghams, voiles, percales, shirtings, dress linens, ratines, organdies, Swissea, linens, dimities—all kinds of the prettiest seasonable cottons. ss In leagths varying from 1/9 yards to yardage suffi- cient for a summer froek. Elrak.Figor, Ofd Buliding anata Pc —-—~ Men’s COOL Clothing At specially low prices Shantung Silk Suits at $27.50 100, two models—2 or 3 button single-breasted. Coat and long trousers for wear in the city. Or coat and knickers for country and sports wear. Mohair Suits, $25 to $30 Dark and medium light colorings. Well cut and tailored. Palm Beach Cloth Suits, $20, $22, $25 Outing Crash Suits, $16.50, $21.50 ‘The outing is 60 per wool and 40 per cent. cotton; coat nd trousers at $16.50; with waistcoat, $21.00 Linen Knicker Suits, $25 White Flannel Trousers, $10 Madras Shirts, collar attached, $1.65 Cheviot Shirts, collar attached, $1.65 Cotton Crepe Pajamas, $5 Mercerized Cotton Pajamas, $3.50 (the latter haw White Canvas Tennis Oxfords, $8 Tan Calfskin Tennis Oxfords, $9 White Buckskin Club Oxfords, $16 All Straw Hats (sailors), $1 THE FOLLOWING IN THE LONDON SHOP: Imported Eponge Bathrobes, $9.25 In rose with white facing, or white with rose facing; were $18.50 each shortened trousers) Imported Golf Stockings, were $4—$2 Imported Coat Sweaters, $5 Imported Pull-over Sweaters, $4.75, $6.75 asi. sat 86,75 t Burlington hoses Figor, New Building Sleevetens with Slee .