The evening world. Newspaper, March 2, 1922, Page 13

RGLAR LAUGHED AT SCARED MADD AS ‘HEFLED WITH {001 a Sania But Her Mistress Laughs Now for Thief in Haste Missed ‘ $130,000 Gems. ‘Westchester's ‘laughing buretay | will not fect like laughing to-day if _Teads this and learns he missed fi80,000 worth of jowelry when he sobbed Mrs. Henry Graves &d at Ards- Tey-on-Hudson Tuesday of $20,000 worth of her gems. The other jewels Wore in reach when a housemaid e.- tered. | Thinking it wa Jumber working Im the house, she ed him what he} Was doing there so late—it was while he family was at dinner—and when looked up she discovered her mis- take and shricked, ‘'It's a burglar!"" “Sure it is," he’ said with a laugh when he saw the horrified expression on the girl's face as she backed out Of the room. “What did you think it was?’ He was still laughing as | / he disappeared out a window and down » ladder ring. Sapphire bracelets. | $3,500 each. uw sapplire bracelet. a diamond ring, a sapphire iamond ‘and — sapphi {mesh bag containing let n Some of the pieces were heirlooms, i RIZE 7 WOMEN, 2 MEN IN BROADWAY RAID) slen of Nereot Seven woman and irrested last night by four Special Service Squad in « mt house in Bro wet. A woman v as Mrs. Pegey Wii e charged with 1 ly resort; May Carleton, with va- | the possession of na ie ti ‘ Gourcey. superintendent of the ment house, with procuring 1 five, all women, wer ing inmates of a die All except May ¢ were released on bull Se Falls in Maghine and In Chopped L-to Pleces, Mohn Burtalon, thirty-five, First Avenue, Manhattan, was killed | this morning while at work in the | plant of the American Sugar Refining | Compawy’Im Brooklyn, He fell Into a machine called a mixer ani to pieces by its multiple kni of No. 37] Bandalette Exceedingly recherché is the Centemeri Bandaleite with its sumptuous two-tone interwoven embroidery, deep band and two pear! clasps — Fashioned of exquisitely soft Nationale quality French Kidskin in black, white and new spring finished or ting in the Centemeri tranchant style— A dress glove of distinction and intrinsic value at 3.90 Only 7 Saturdays before Easter BANJOS By Greatest Makers $20 to $136 VEGA DITSON SCHMICK LYON and HEALY Easy Payments Free Lesson With Every Instrument ‘Demonstrations by talented players Catalogs free on request Telephone Marray Hill 4144 Chas. H. Ditson & Co. 8-10-12 East 34th Street + sua gut teen -n STE! construction of motor cars equipped auto school in the city Experienced instructors, convenient location. Day and evening classes Private in- struction if desired. Call, phone or for men and women. write for catalog 4. 225 West 57th St. At Broadway, New York Founded 1909 ervowmed MANA Cirele 5270. Centemeri Gloves 400 FirruH AVE. New York—Philadelphia Grenoble, France THE- EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, MARCH 2, 1922, A Treasury Department representative, at the Information Bureau, will assist our customers in making out Income Tax returns. —Downstalrs Store- Store— ART | Automobile | School. Courses of practical every-day value in the operation, care and And we have at least fifty men whose job it is to see these rules rigidly enforced BORDENS Farm Products Co, Inc Cortlandt 7961 Silk-Lined $19.75 Yes, sir; they are—SILK-LINED top coats in a new Spring model—roomy, graceful, well-tailored, sightly. * * * Some are silk-lined from collar to hem. Others have silk yoke and sleeve lining. There are light tweeds and diagonals; oxford grays; and black coats—something for all men—fathers and sons. When you see these coats, note the way the collars are made; and the buttonholes; and the way the seams are finished. Good all the way through—at a price that will surprise most men. Broadway, cor. Eighth. At the lowest price in a long, long time......... Tunic Blouses at $5.95 Almost a dress. In fact, they take the place of a dress when worn with a silk slip. * * & Made of fine tricolette—braided, trimmed with deep fringe, and otherwise finished in attractive ways. * * * In black, navy and mohawk, Downstairs Store, Old and New Bulldings, Knit-crepe Frock $16.75 It is one of a special group of new dresses for women that will be ready here on Friday at this low price. * * A touch of braid trimming, or gold thread embroidery, or cire ribbon—and you have a tricolette frock ready for immediate wear. Sizes 34 to 44; one model in sizes to 48. *“ * * Four models of this popular fabric; Canton crepe; and six models of tricolette. Downstairs Store, Old Building. two models of A new Coat—or a new Cape—$19.75 The popular tweed; silk dined mannishly tai- | | of course, it should. wea smart; and not costly. Downstairs Store, Old Building. New Silks: Fancy Checks: — A special offer at $1.95 | who wrote Donald Grant (and a dozen more urfcrgetable story books) for +a, Dh Hawahey Thank Dear Old George MacDonald A New Caruso Record ng wico Caruse. ic Likewise — three records “Messe Selennelle”—Cruci- new Victor record, now new Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co. Broadway at Ninth, New York Store Hours—9 to 5.30. Telephone—Stuyvesant 4700 More features in the Housewares Sale Sometimes we find a maker who has more stock than he wants. Then—a reduction. * * 8 These are the lovely gras de Londres checks—36 | inches wide—in many color combinations. One-third and more under the regular retail price. Downstairs Store, New Buliding Dainty Frocks for kiddies— 75c A good gingham dress —for Tie. . | Mother will appreciate it, surely. Chamois Suede Gloves $1 pair Gauntlets — and Mousque- taire style. Spring shades. Exceptional. Downstairs Store, Old Buliding. Downstairs Store, New Building. Woven gingham, too— Closing out Tablecloths To acquire a disposition 4 not inherited, to du without certain things, is equai to an hundred dol doiny you income of 8, a month, So lars can have a little silver mine in your own garden. Read as much ae yeu can, remember all of it that is possible, listen te the stars and grow up contentealy. If we cannot all sit a front porch, we sometimes sit on the fr steps in the sun. (Signed) on can ‘ont Ph frsnds March 2, 1922, The outside of some o safes is slightly scraten marred from moving and | handling, All fireproof. ‘All Caped Frocks toutly constructed. 2 were $46—now 83: for trotteur wear 174 in, high, 11 in. wide : sankca Of | 131% in, deep.» Weight ‘SO ibs. Soft line frocks of pique- . tine with matching capes, itech scan S4e as perfectly tailored as a | 22'2 in, high. 14 in, wide tailored suit, 16 in, deep. Weight 146 Ibs. pleasant — silhouette 2 were $70—now $17 achieved by a frock and 2 in high, 16 in, wide. 1 cape, n deep. Weight 185 Iks. * * # 1 was $104—now $70 50 v1 in, high, 21 in. wide 20's aif-0 in. deep. Weight 320 I's In navy blue or beige, New Tailored Suits of the ed or Commercial Stationers Downstairs Store, New Bullding u by the famcus Rus sian basso, Chaliapin. Many others on the Mareh list. Phonograph Shep. Eighth Gallery, New Buile | Castle Crepe in New Lingerie Copies of French models. * a o* Almond green and beige. “oe * Trimmed with beige Georgette crepe, simply hand-embroidered in green. . * * * Nightgowns, $18.50. Step-in chemises, $14. French pantaloons, $1 Vest chemises, $9.75. Third Floor, Old Building. We shall open a New Section Untrimmed Millinery Friday on the Street Floor of the Old Building, Fourzh Avenue side. * * * The new shapes of the season And the new will be shown. straws and colors. * * * And flowers, feathers, quills vet with the | heather mixtures. only | ad At on low prices MEAT CHOPPERS. $1.10 for $4.25 i 200 at thee prices. La “il | —eoarse, medium and fine. 250 at these ig , iH i Ff q DUTCH OVENS Vollrath wiple coat- ed white enamel tea hoiding covered sarce holding 8 quart... Lh. i pan, kettle, quarts. 5M EATS, AW | Third Gallery, New Building. Men’s Spring Hats, $3.50 One model, pictured. * * & In tweeds, herringbones and Nicely finished with golden serge lining ‘and narrow sweatbard in front. Double welt edges. Self Lands. = Silk Shirts, $3.95 | bindings of navy blue crepe de chine on the frock. Second Floor, Old Buliding Women’s Good Silk Stockings Reduced for quick disposal silk with mercerized cotton soles and tops. $1.35 pair—for firsts and seconds of $2 and $3 grades. 800 pairs. All-silk, with mercerized sole; or thre, Full-fashioned Mav Trimmed with solid col- Good mercerized cotton table | cloths with colored stripe bor- ; cn not ore | 36x86, Sc—were $1.71 | nen x42, $1—were $1 | And finished with sash} 50x50, $1.25—were 62x62, $1.50—were $2.50. ; and pockets. ; | 58x52, T5e — were $3.50 — | top> Black slightly soiled, nd Downstairs Store, Old Building. | Downstairs Store, New Building 4 ¢rlenn brown, cordovan all sizes in every color. * * * fashioned, with mercerizc only. Sizes 9 to 10. quality, thread silk, mock seam leg and seamles Street Floor Black, gray, fawn, Russian calf and Havana brown. Sizes 95c pait—for firsts and seconds of $1.50 and $1.95 grades 1000 brag} first quality, fuii toot; blac Old Bullding | 600 only; $6 to $8.50 sredes All pure Some of Crepe silk crepes and jerseys; the much-wanted plain white silk jersey with fine stripes, in the various colors » Men’s Union Suits, 95c price. Sizes 34 to 46. ad * * * sizes 14 to 17. \ specially low ira t \pe effects perelen knee length. 126 Sweater Jackets Reduced 73, imported, at $15—were $20 and $25. American, at $5. $7. sole and 59 k 53, Street Floor, New Building. | --regular size, for com. stove. nin, $1.45 $200 $1.50 for $2.25 | Size. Price, Grade.|13 in. $165 $2.30 "| i No.7 $1.00 $1.50/14 in. $2.90 $2.85 grade—meidium size. No.8 $1.15 $1.75|16 in. $255 $3.40 $2 for $3 grade No.9 $1.35 $2.00/18 in, $325 $4.50 —restaurent size. with cast Combination meat aluminum pan IA Hill AT and food cuter. All| Size, Price. Grade. ae i nf a No. 7 2.20 3.25, Ne? g230 $328) lin No. 9 $285 et Qin, 10in. 11 in, \ $1.75 $2.00 = $2.25 $2.60 to $2.40 grades Cast iron “tite-top” $1.30 baster for pot roast, ra - ete. 175 ut these $2.50 for $1.65 grade, | prices. for $3.10 grade. Aladdin aluminum i) i hat pins, and all the things | for Miss 14 to 20 which make a hat sv smart | Spring suits for town | $1.50 to $20 Oval Chethes wear, at new low prices | { Baskets for first - of - the - season | B t G d f [Se aesce ot n pale suits. joys. oe news 0 5be for a Grade’ Sire. Piire, Grade. Gabardine Suits, $39.50 | Serge Suits, $12.50 tor 85 wae, irae rel cttes (30 ims = $200 ; ‘ din _ Made in our own wo1k Yogm, |," Blue serge suits promise | lipped saucepsr hold- | Pot holding 2 euarts. 133 in, . $2.20 $2.75 finished by hand. In navy blue to be a favorite for Spring. | ine 2 quart Seventh Gallery, New Buliding. or binck) \ciilustrated ) | 8 « —SSSSSSesee— ' i | This first shipment is | ° If P ° Notched collar, long enough to both fresh and new, and | rieata ugs at a rice meet the one-linked button of -specially low-priced. the jacket; bound butienholes; Te dace ht. lined with crepe de chine in FS i 9 pene | gSmatt, squareicomered front An Exceptional offer Details are perfect. ‘round belts, square lapels on a see ae Pockets, and tw» purrs of coin tnlted 1055 rue, covering the needs of little-used Suits at $59.50 For boys of 8 to 18. | rooms, much-use Pee: ani i al . TH : Street Floor, New Buildin: Three model. irieotine, a . = S Poiret twill and piquetine, navy —EE . 9150 to $195—for $300 to $390 Sarouks blue or black; varying in’ detail | +5 only; extra fine quality; 6x4 ft. to 6.7x4.8 ft. of collars ang eut of jackers, but - - | Je eee ee the’ straight line sil- * $35 to $49—for $70 to $98 Pergams «we le | 10; heavy quality; 5 3. fl. to 7.6x4.10 ft. \ * 8 * Smartly slashed jackets—| | $45 to $75—for $90 to $150 Rugs lined with peau de | | | 14; Antique and modern Daghestans, Bokharas, Cabistans and radium silk or crepe ae | Kazaks; 3.11 ft. to 8.6x4.2 ft beige or gray—with nerrew bias | Kazaks; . . lo 8.6x4.2 ft. fale ior pocasional rows cf silk | | oo titching. May be worn with or $55 to $145—for $110 to $290 Hall Strips without a belt. | 18; antique and modern; &.5x3.3 ft. to 17.5x3.8 Tt. n Second Floor, Old Buliding | * * #* | =—_ | $175 to $275—for $350 to $550 Hamadans Offi d H | bs i8; heavy quality; 100m sizes—11,7x9 ft. to 14.6x10.3 ft ice an ome Poe) H Lan { | Bie l : mal | $150 to $225—for $300 to $450 Chinese Rugs Safes for Less 10; average size 9x12 ft : ee oe eee