The evening world. Newspaper, March 16, 1922, Page 15

THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, MAROH 16, 1922.' Kohlift, fifteen, of No. 905 Past, 148d thee, ‘Who was charged with fudenile delinquency, and Henry Miller, eighteen, of No, 416 Willis Avenue, Bronx, who ‘While they were trying to mend a flat "| thre of a $4,000 automobile last night in Jackson Avenue, near 149th Sti Bronx, four boys were surprised by four | etectives in another car. was charged with grand larceny. Park Bron) The boys fled as the detectives jumped “After a chase through St. Mary's \ oni Park, in which the pursuers fired two @hotes, two boys were found hiding under @ bench. The other two escaped. The we detectives Inter arrested Ricnard re were sent to the Children’: yy on charges of juvenile delin- ey. They said they were Francis in, fifteen, of No. 277 Bast h , and James Barry, fifteen, No. 428 Avenue, Bronx. They admitted the car from in front of owner, Max Rosenberg, police. | The Sale of MEN’S ‘English OVERCOATS at $29.50 — is still in progress These coats were specially priced at $38.75, until very recently. They are imported—just what you want for motoring and general wear—warm and comfortable. In Oxford grays, browns and heather mixtures, warmth - without - weight fabrics. Double breasted Ulsters, Ulsterettes and Slip-on models with regular or raglan shoulders. Sizes 34 to 38. = Reeve —Fith Hleor, Front, RH & fa Herald Square Ino. New York An Effective Store Hours: 9 to 5.30 Telephone: Stuyvesant 4700 When a Man Discovers That he has made a poor job in making himself what he is, why sit down in the dumps and fret over it? Why not be up and doing to undo his mistakes? No one but him- self can understand so well what is to be taken down ani how the rebuilding can best go forward. There is nothing gained by droning over the past, aad the sooner he goes to work to redeem the time left to him the better and happier he will be. (Signed March 16, 1922, Sports and trotteur Fashions for Misses Specialized at $39.50 GREAT COATS—flaring, of course—homespun in the new gay colors, * 8 * CAPES—straightline houette—developed in tw toned plaids. * « ¢ DOUBLE BREASTED OVERCOATS—very mannish —in smart, herringbone ma- terials. * * « TOPCOATS of cross-barred homespuns, BLANKET COATS—look as though they were fashion- ed of steamer rugs. Fringes. eee AND: Camel's hair coats. Second Floor, Old Bullding. Tenth Street. Handbags for the new suit, $2.85 Serviceably made of black pin seal or cobra grain leather—or of ooze calfskin in gray or tan. Well suppliéd with pockets for change, memoranda and the innumerable knick-knacks. Long cords or strap handles, Carefully lined. Street Floor, Old Bullding. A Collection of Fur Scarfe: - which includes all the Pointed foo Brown fo: Taupe fox, $1 Black fox, $75 to $125, Black lynx, $75 to $175. Kolinsky, $47.50 to $250. Jap. marten, $17.50. Hudson seal (dyed muskrat), $35. Black wolf, $25 to $75. Taupe wolf, $60. Brown wolf, $25 to $40. Dyed skunk, $18.50 to $22.50. fashions for Spring Natural Pelts Russian sables, $225 to $495, Hudson Bay Mink, $75 to $95, Stone marten, baum marten, $37,50 sables, $60 to $75. Dyed Pelts $30 to $65, 0 to $125, 50 to $125. Second Floor, Old Building. Main Aisle Sale of good Brassieres and Bandeaux $1.25 and $1.75 for $2.25 to $6.50 grades Wide variety of styles which correctly complete the smart silhouette. All-over laces; all-over embroideries; satin, crepe de chine or messaline combined with heavy Cluny or fine filet laces. Suitable for all figures and for all occasions. Street Floor, Old Building. Down go these Notions Scissors and shears, 50¢ 2,500 pairs; 65¢ to $1.26 grades; guaranteed solid steel —sizes 34% to 7. Rustproof safety pins “Mignon” 10c grade—8 cards for 20c; guarded coil; assorted sizes to card. Rustproof dress fasteners “Mignon” Te grade—6 cards for 2bc; various sizes; black or white. : Wire hair pins English, 7¢ grade—6 pack- ages for 25c—black or bronze; heavy or invisible in several sizes. Darning cotton French mercerized, Wc grade—2 balls for 15c; black, white or colors. Dress shields 432 pairs; waranted double covered; flesh or white; sizes A Great China Sale 2, 3, 4; doz. pairs, $2.75—pair 25e. Garment shields Double covered, 65¢ grade— 54c; sizes 2, 8, 4. Sew-on hose supporters Women's elastic suspenders, flesh or white, four in set, 45. Batiste dress linings 288; 45¢ grade—88c. Ready made and well finished; sizes 34 to 46, Household aprons, 40c Rubberized, various colored designs. 450 bases, “Mignon” sani- tary napkins. Superior qual- ity. Dozen to box. —8 oF., 60 grade—for 48 85c grade—for 73c —12 oz., 95¢ grade—for 88e Bias Lawn Tape Colored; 12 yards to bolt, new colorings, 21c bolt. First Floor, Old Bullding. During March only. Some of the features s $75 $150 ‘Theo. Haviland $50 Dinner Set of im- showing savings of 20 to 50 per cent. 7 ll $30 $125 $200 Set Chas china dinner set—107 ported china -—100 Haviland chin pieces—Persian border uit tan bor- Pieces. Greek key de- Jed il $100 dozen 150 dozen importeil 7 china service plates— cobalt blue and gold Je- Women’s Fringed. | Tweed Skirts, $5.75 man retiring from business. stunning overplaids, two-tone checks and plain mixtures. ae . nl Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co. | f Broadway at Ninth, New York | School Holiday Specials---Friday Best of all Boys’ Shoes—$6 REAL shoes. For real boys. Made on the Munson army —military broad toe, heavy Grained calfskin, tan only. Sizes 8 to 6 only—C to widths. Smooth and comfortable ‘n- side, Street Floor, New Bullding, Homespun Topcoats for children, $14.50 playtime or one of our models—at a us by one of dren’s coats in Matching hats, $3.50, $4.95 Sunday best, @, most suce f N fraction of its/ fY y *) the finest tai- New York. as Coats for adapted from ful Par ro cost. Made for fey lors of chil- . Unique pock- ets, outlined by hand in self-colored silk. French blue, tangerine, or- chid, tan, reseda green, in de- lightful bright shades, Sizes 2 to 6 years. Third Foor, Old Building SSS Children’s Socks 50c pair Imported. Very fine mercerized cotton in the season’s leading colors and color combinations—French tan with small blue and white checked turnover tops) tan with urple and «white stripes, French blue + with . shadow checks, white with delieate Jav- ender stripes, gay plaid effects. Solid colors, too—including a beautiful shade of green. | Children’s Stockings 35c pr.—3 prs. for $1 Fine ribbed cotton stock ings; black, white, tan, cordo- van; sizes 6% to 10. Boys’ Ribbed Stockings 35c pr.—3 prs. for $1 Heayy weight black cotton, sizes 644 to 10. Sizes 104% to 11% are 40c pair. Children’s Socks, 35c pair Mercerizéd cotton; white with turnover tops in pastel shades; dark shadeg with white tops. Street Floor, Old Bullding. * Fortunate purchase from a | 200; all new spring models, see 675 Girls’ Frocks—Imported materials, $3.75 and $5.75 For $5.75 to $16.50 grades Special purchase, from a leading manufacturer whose frocks embody workmanship of the highest character; chambrays, ginghams in plain colors, plaids and checks, and madras. Sizes 6 to 14. : A flock of pretty styles—many adapted from the French—, including several attractive models in bloomer dresses. Reds, greens, pinks, mauves, browns and maizes—bright lovely. shades only found in imported fabrics. Second Floor, Old Building. 200 Boys’ Suits at $14.50 A very special value—fancy Norfolk suits, with two pairs of full-cut knickers, is, cassimeres, cheviots, in 8, brown, m and heather mixtures. Knife pleats. ‘ancy backs. Patch pockets. Plain Norfolk styles. Sizes for boys 7 to 18 Students’ Suits Low Priced at $27.50 50; tweeds and cassimeres, sports and plain models. Some blue serge suits. Some with two pairs of trousers. For ages 15 to 20. Boys’ New Hats for Spring, $3 Every boy wants a new spring hat. Here they are, in the best styles—Fedoras of fine felt, in grays, electric and browns. Other hats, $1.75 to $8.50. And new caps at $1.25. Street Floor, New Bullding. Boys’ $1.50 to $2.50 Shirts are to go at 95c _, Most of them are $2 shirts. All from our own stocks— white madras, with or without collar, and colored effects in stripes printed on madras, also with or without collar. Sizes $12 to 14, Boys’ 50c to 85ce Neckties—25c 200 fine neckties—bias stripes, ids, ete. Street Floor, New Building. Dolls at Half established prices 150 at $1.75. 17% inches high. 200 at $2.85. 21 inches high. 150 are now $3.95. 25 inches high. Beautifu) dolls, with full, curly hair, long eyelashes, T parted lips shawing teeth, eyes that open and close, jointed arms and legs. Large bisque heads, ver: sroip bodian 7 Will sit, stand or kneel. As nice a present as any little girl could get. World, Third Gallery, New Buliding. $45 for 9x12 Wilton Rugs—best worsted velvet Established price, $67.50 This is because of slight mis-shading. Other sizes, too, are at lowered prices for the same reason. ae ae en » Fire Extinguisher i ; ' pieces—bis NSCne sign; second design in i - rout i 1 " : Resign, coin gold edees pce, wlecul r~ Gign in black und gold, 58M; gn The good-looking wrap aroun! Grade Special Grade Special j 1 His and ‘handles. Other Hie Cold Neg Has cain glo'l'a hanes, eT et and straight Line fashions, fav. | 8!4x10)4 feet. | $64.80 $42.60 6x9 feet... $39.50 $26.50 t Bie P enc! ina dinner es. : Others in encruste c orites of the moment—bring ov A i . At a Very Low Price sets, $75 and $140—for sp geedorne’® 84° fr gold, $180 for $250 and edges, All other effectively the smartness of the | 6x68 in sine § 340 27x64in.. $7.50 § 5.00 service plates third le 185 rugs, all told; high grade Wilton velvet, woven very close (Making for durability); beautiful plain colo centres in taupe, sand, gray, rose or blue, with deeper colored borders. ‘Third Gallery, New Bullding. ' fabrics, Well finished belts. Careful details. Correct sports colors. And street colors suitable for town wear. $150 and $175 sets. grades. : $5.74 Approved Type Ne =e ph i =. + izes 26 to 32, ' 4 HEN fire breaks out, when trouble Second Floor, O14 Bulsina Brushes and Dusters—Fi : t? starts, be ready with a quick-action V4 f ers—lrine \ ‘ae fire extinguisher. Whip it out, aim it \ 5 | i : (1H oat the blaze and ee ths pump. han ina Hee “Double-mesh’”’ Hair | Qua ity, low prices, March Sale : a | few seconds the flame has been snuffed out uu = rs pin t Betas $3.25 50 each _ _ $5 Nets, 10c ea., $1 doz. sabe Dees Stair Carpet Brushes P , ‘or $650 Dresden . 90¢ goblets, tall and , $39,Lustre china tet $10 heavy cut glas Gan arta © . pecial.| § in, Tampico......75¢ 60€ 3 i ; ; . et : For 36.50 Dresden ve , pieces, one and yace, 12 j hi fh heehi ‘ap or fringe style. Turkey, 16 in.. $1.75) 6 in. mixed bristle.$1.15 %e i | The feeling of security that a fire extinguisher china round salad low sherbets, lightly two.tone combinations. holiched. Other eee, All shades. | Ostrich, 10 in $1.20] 7 in, mixed bristle$1.25 $1.00 Win. | gives is worth many times its cost. An ap- bowls. Other pieces 75¢ cue, piaess enbire stock Ail tea, coffee, Petia eran Reavy Will wear twice as long a Ostrich 14 In. 33 32.0 : $1.25 ‘ - my F Ag aia a . 24 to $1.50 for $3.25 to is 8 poe chocolate sets ae dl nite 3 single mesh nets, | Ostrich, 16 it $3 $3.00 FI Brush | Vi = proved fire extinguisher reduces your fire in- $6.50 grades chocolate rated glassware—half Notion Section, | Ostrich, 18 in....$400 $3201 yas ay jy gan site surance cost. It protects your property—it Pasay Rian: id Bullaing Fancy Picture Dusters Halt, 14 in $2.00 may be instrumental in saving lives. It cuts peidady raph a ca ee $1.60 Sec! Mixed bristles— jo + a rich, 7 in.. < ic — short the damage that fire can do. é. 4 For a t Outeich, 8 in 31°20 osc] 12 in... 7 $1.60 H Should Be Without f green ar y | Ostrich, 9 in... $1.50 $1.20] 14 in. ss... $140 ou € ne . . | " 14 in.. 2.8 No Home hs iy) on St. Patrick’s Day | tone hi ee 16 in... $3.20 de thls lowe ples rasan eons ome amply i motown Uetders” oF Tante | tia 20S ggg] pentecteds Be a ce will bs | i Ml a Irish origin — pipe arp, large .........8175 $1.40 Scrub Brushes your garage and your home treans you will be Irish flags, little snakes, $2.30 | extra large ....8225 $1.89] Tampico ..40c, 5c, 90, 38c ready when fire threatens to destroy. 78 F to $17.50, Dust Pan Brushes | Pointed ....20c, 45c, 20, SSe Basement, 33th Street, Freat : $20 Haegar potte $4 Individual, favors from ASN chiar te ie ape Sanitary Brushes Kiears ' - pa Setofim- $10 Art pottery vare fruit compote ani pail 36 Pantry Ss little kewpie' dolls dressed like in, hal seen AUG soll Weer h 66 Bre . : p Crown —i2 in. high—verdure candlestick a, Ohio ae colleens, wee green hats such Mixed Bristle Brashes | Curved. Tee Bbc Barby - royal’ design in green, Lares the’ cing piece her as Paddy wear for state ox Janitor, # in... $1.40... $445) Curve’ es G red and ble old lines variety of art pottery—— feeae oni pantry sets—$3 for casions, and horns,’ blow-outs, Dust, 8 in. ry 90¢ T0¢ Nail Brushes if and hand 3 pieces. fifth to half less, ‘ grade. mands and other toys ul! Dust, 9 in pages 140° $1.15 Betath $150 $1.20 Herald Square Ino. New York cond Gallery, New Buliding ic tesiaveuk oe eo Pick up é oe 0 ee Stove brushes... 60¢ He Elghth Gallery, New Building Ceiling, white... $6.00 $4.75 Seventh Gallery, New Buliding.