The evening world. Newspaper, May 1, 1922, Page 23

>} Sah RIONRREG NE Se esa eT AEA NE RON HOHE I RIE EMI IY parted yesterday under suspension for the remainder of the term for unchape- roned theatre parties and joy rides. The school authorities guarded the names, At the same time two students at Dana Hall, one of the most exclusive girls’ achools in the Bai pelled on similar ohn: FOUR JOY-RIDING GIRLS EXPELLED BY COLLEGE BOSTON, May 1.—Joy rides and all- night parties huve brought dismissal to four Wellesley girls and two Dana Hall students. Tho Wellesley quartet de+ \ “MUST GET OUT” _) BANTON INFORMS STOCK EXCHANGE istrict Attorney Alleges Or- ganization Is Protecting Mem- bers Guilty of Bucketing. The “Quality” Tea "SALAD A” Annual Sale Exceeds 30 Million Packets —BLACKH, MIXED or GREEN—. Steadfastly Refuse All Substitutes. District Attorney Banton served PUblic notice on the New York Stock Bixohange that it must cease protect- tng its menibers who do wrong when Ihe spoke in the Central Church of the Disciples of Christ, No. 142 West Sist Street. After stating that his recent inves- jons had convinced him ‘that 160,000,000 is stolen annually by the @peration of so-called brokerage houses, Mr. Banto: fermined to get ‘would make it possibl the State to supervise all stock trans- Getions. He predicted that the next Legislature would pass the laws he @esired and the Governor would sign DYE FADED CURTAINS, SKIRT SWEATER, DRESS OR COAT IN “DIAMOND DYES” | Each package of “Diamond Dyes” contains directions so simple any woman can r_ old worn, faded if she has never dy can put a rich, fadeless color into. shabby sikrts, dresses, waists, coats, stock- sweaters, coverings, draperies, “I have three years and eight Months before my term of office ex- Pires,” Mr. Banton said. ‘During my term of office I have but one speech. I will paraphrase the utterance of the General who said to Carthage that it must get out of his way, and may: ‘New York Stock Exchange, you are in my way and must get out.” Mr, Banton advocated the censing hangings, everything! Buy Diamond Dyes—no other kind—then perfect home dyeing is guaranteed. Just tell your druggist whether the material you wish to dye is wool or silk, or whether it is linen, cotton or mixed goods. Diamond never streak, spot, fade or ru 5 | @f brokers as bankers and their agents | are licensed. “Famous” Blend Fresh Roasted Coffee ™ Coffee, to be good, must be roasted fresh. The best coffee you can buy will taste insipid and poor unless it is fresh roasted, no matter how much you have to pay for it. ‘Famous’ Blend always reaches you fresh and full of fragrant aroma—our perfect delivery system takes careofthat. Sold only at the 2 5° Butler green-and-gold stores, in the | Shredded Wheat 19¢ 25¢ Curtice Jams Marmalade d Be 5-|Borax Soap 5¢ Mi Oatmeal Cut to per pkg. Assorted Flavors per jar Hartley’s Imported per jar Danish Pride or Lake View Evaporated, Baby size can or) Triumph Finest Rolled White Oats, per pkg. Cornstarch XLCR Brand, large size kg. Buckwheat Ribbon Prepared, lb. pkg. Raisins Little Sun-mald, per pkg... fer) eee Honey Loaf, 100% Grape Juice N. B. C. Sultana ine Whole Wheat, 154 Ib. 1 Oc Quarts Pints Fruit, per Ib....... ; 2 7 49ce 25¢e Geo. Ehret’s Extra 4 me 25¢ Green and Gold Ginger Ale bore LOC (2c deposit Cit ps ad except Bon Bon Bread, Double Loaf..... N. B.C, Extra Wines, per lb... _12¢ 20¢ 10¢ 12%e Bon Bon, the Full Pound Loaf....... N. B.C, Old lime Sugar Cookies, pig. Bon Bon Cake Hall-pound pkg Fresh Fig Kars, Special, per Ib... . 18¢c Kellogg’s Corn Flakes, pkg......... California Asparagus, No. 1 can. Lea & Perrins’ Sauce, bottle ........2&€ | California Asparagus, large can......25€ P & G Naptha Soap, bar... . 5c P & G Gold Soap, bar cere. SC Cut Beets, No. 3 can........... 15c Baker’s Cocoa, 14 Ib. tin............1'%@ | Aunt Nanna’s Pancake Flour, pkg... 1 Oc “Essie” Brand Fancy Columbia River Salmon Steaks, can... 25c and 38c James Butler... JAMES BUTLER Save money — buy your groceries at any one of our 620 conveniently green - and - gold stores " THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, MAY Cash Registers in every section tomers to receive their charige and parcels without delay. Following Money-Saving Specials on Sale Both Today and Tomorrow Unless Other wise Specified in this Advertisement iM Anniversary Sale in Art Embroidery Department 5 | Fiber Sweater Sill value $1.88 to 8 tamped izes 2 to 4 years— Continuing Special Purchase Sale Manufacturers’ Close- Out of Undermuslins. $1.28 Nightdresses.. $2.28 Nightdresses $3.28 Nightdresses. $1.28 Chemise ....... 82 $1.28 Marcella Drawers...... -2 97 ct. Vests and Step-in $1.28 Petticoats $3.28 Petticoats... $1.28 Corset Covers and Camisoles. ... $2.28 Petticoats $1.28 Combinatior $1.16 Step-in Drawers. ad Vests and Step-in $2.97 Nigh*drosses, . i $2.2; Envelope Chemises... 1,64 97 et. Envelope ‘Chemises... -6'7 Extra Size Undermuslins $1.68 Extra Size Night~ Mresses. .. 6. eo e cee sees $2.48 and $2.68 Women’s | Extra Size Nightdresses... 2.19 $3.97 Women’s Extra Size Philippine Nightdresses. 12.93 $1.48 Extra Sis Envelope 5 ig Chemises....... $2,28 to $2.48 Extra Envelope Chemnines. ‘$2.28 Pettico: sible. beautifully, in all Yard Wide Foularde—radium finish—large assortment of small designs on black and yh inds— ete lok 40-Inch Crepe de Chines—de- sirable light and dark 1 15 colors—were $1.45,... 4° Exceptional Values that are such favorites that everyone Yaa using them for as many purposes a8 pos- The soft quality that drapes so enable cus- Money-saving is achieved for you by our forward- FOURTEENTH STREET A, 1998, Established 1827 HEARN anew WEST OF FIFTH AVE. Restaurant and Cafeteria specialize in a _ quick, courteous service of delicious, home- cooked food. looking policy of buying for cash which brings us notableconcessions in most seasonable merchandise. : Values of advantage are featured here, biG in smart apparel and summer home needs. a — For the greater convenience o customers we reprint in this condensed form a portion of the Hearn Offerings which appeared in Sunday et for Today's and Tomorrow's oday’s Evening World or Mail for list of selling. See other items. Blouses $2.94 Women's Blouses—of dimity or dotted Swiss. . 2.4 $2.18 Dimity Blouses. 1.56 r i tt MSrsticutes: cates SO Silk Lingerie $2.97 and $3.28 Crepe ce Chine id Radium Silk Chaewloes.. 0% 2.37 $5.97 Radium Nightdresses, 4.87 Women’s and Misses’ Canton and Special Purchase 50 Sample Neg~ ligees—were 810.50 to 816.50... ...e gee eens Tots’ Dresses $1.97 Little Tots’ Summer —6 months to 6 years i 6.95 Dresses 74 ct. Toy Carpet Sweepers 97 ct. Auto Garages. $4.97 Rock-a-Twos. .. TOMORROW SILKS 40-inch Satin Crepes -An unusual value in the lovely satin crepes the wanted colors. 40-Inch Charmeuses — bright sati- face—atreet- and evening colors— were $1.9,.....0000++- 1.38 38-Inch Colored Taffetas—lus- trous frolal service ve qual- ity—astreet and even- ing tolors—were 1.57 112 SPECIAL PURCHASE 35-Inch Chiffon Taffetas 1.57 ya. MORNING SPECIALS On Sale Today and T omorrow Until -1 P.M. To prevent dealers buying, quantities restricted. No Mall or Telephone Orders $1.19 French and Sto m Serge 40 inch—al! wool. DRESS GOODB—MAIN FLOOR. $1.57 Black Taffetas and Satins...... Saeannnne 1.17 35 inch—good werring qua‘ity. ~~ SILKB—MAIN FLOOR, 56 ct. Yard Wide Sateens. Large assortment of lig dark colors LININGS--BASEMENT, 88 tube—none ent. BILVERWARE—MAIN FLOOR. $2.24 Worsted Slip-on Of fine mustin. EXTRA SIZE DEPT.—THIRD FLOOR. $1.50 Long Silk Gloves 1.18 Black, white and colors. GLOVES—MAIN FLOOR. 24 ct. Men's Imported Handkerchiefs, . . 16 With colored woven borders. HANDKERCHIEFS--MAIN FLOOR. 35 ct. Women’s Extra S ze Co ton Burson Hose....... .25 Hem top—sizes to 1024. 1ZE DEPT.—-THIRD FLOOR. HOSIERY—MAIN FLOOR. 24 ct. Pink Nainsooks....... .16 WASH GOODS—BASEMENT. 57 ct. Colored Ratines....... .38 All lead'ng colors. WASH GOODS—BASEMENT. 60 ct. Imported White Organdies....,........... -45} 45 inche. wide WHITE GOODS—MAIN FLOOR. 48 ct. Bud Vase ............ +29 Silver plated stand—eu! glass $4.50 Men’s Trousers........ All woo'—large assortmen colors—sizes 28 to 46. MEN'S CLOTHING—MAIN FLOOR. | $1.45 Men’s Spring Caps.....1.20 Tweeds—plain colors or mix tures—all sizes. MEN'8 HATS—MAIN FLOOR. $1.75 and $2.00 White Muslin and Li Brassieres......1.50 Sizes 44 to 54 EXTRA SIZE DEPT.—THIRD FLOOR. $1.74 Extra Size Dressing | Sacques..... 1.38 EXTRA SIZE DEI —THIRD FLOOR, |28 ct. Cotton Huck Towels. Soft f+ shed—full bleached TOWELB—MAIN FLOOR $7.97 New Fibre Rugs 6x9 {t.—seamless RUGS—FOURTH FLOOR, 25 ct. New Curtain Scrim Yard wide. CURTAININGS—BASEMENT $3.00 Babies’ Patent Leather Roman Sandals...........1.85 Five straps—flexible turn goles brond toes—apring _heels—aixcs 5 to 8 —wide widths. SHOEB—SECOND FLOOR. 48 ct. Men’s Spring Neckwear, ea., .39, 3 for 1.00 | Large as ortment of styles. | MEN'S FURNISHINGS—MAIN FLOOR. 48 ct. Men’s Balbriggan Underwear... . 37 Short sleeves and long—draw- ers double seated—well made all sives MEN'E UNDERWEAR--MAIN FLOOR. 18 4.88 18 Children' ready mm were .57... le large size— Bags... Cushions 1,000 Men's New Shipmen' 18x36 in... OxI2ft... 8x10 tte 1 6x9 ft,.4.- 4x6 ft Three-quarte Full were Beds: were $2.49... 81x90 were $1.24... Bleached M 48 ‘nch— 54 inch—wet were $1.97... ~-Covere Children’s Stamped Dresses— ready made—sizes @ to 6 years— | were .66....0655 Vaweees Babies’ Dressee—sices 6 mos. to J yenr—were 97..0...cccce OE Stamped Glass and Dish Towels— WHO OE. ec. 0d AS Oilcloth Luncheon —were .78..... Stamped Towel: were .27 and .3¢ were 34 and .37. . | Stamped Pillow Cases— were .94 and B1.07...600000 0+ were $117 and 81.27 : 74 ct. Stamped Nightdresses. $1.07 Tinted Scarfs and Suuahes hehe Meow OE 78 ct. Cretonne Doilie Rolls 4 ct. Cretonne Laundry $1.34 Ready Made Cretonne Special Purchase Sale Sweet-Orr Shirts—were $2.25......... 1. 3 for 5.00 Rug Department Specials t Summer Ruys Chinese and Novelty Border De- Imported Rush Rugs— About 400 Fine Velvet and Ax- 6x9 ft. (figured) Couch ammocks Stands Extra. Spreads and Bed Muslins Spreads—were Satin Marseilles Spreads extra size—were $7.98 Hemmed Spreads for Single Bleached Sheets— Hemastitched Sheets— 54x90-—-were $1.07. 72x110—were 81.29, e1x00—were 81,39, 81x90 —were $1.54. 90x90—were $1.54 om Sizes Before Hemming. Silko! ne Comfortables— amb’s Wool Filled Comfortables with with plain sateen borders and filled with 100° pure lamb’s wool — full size—were $5.52 4.439 lompers~- Sets 58 broidery. G4 years. 10,520 Children’s UNDERMUSLINS Princess Slips 1.14 Reg. values $1.68 to $1.97 Fine batiste, daintily trim- med with lace and em- TOMORROW Drawers .26 Reg. value .58 Cambric drawers trimmed with lace inserting and Sizes 6 to 16 2 to 12 years; 23 O77 Railroad mported Japanese U Uni Fine lo rk minster Scatter Rugs—27x5+ ONES were 83.47... 3.94) Bx10ft 1BO7 | Extra S| ALOT 18.97 | Ext | 18,048 Women’s Reg. Value, .67 cotton union suits, | Reg..35and.39values top, loose or tight knee, hoth styles have reinforced reg. value .77 TOMORROW KNIT NDERWEAR on Suits Vests 44 18 band . sleeveless, Cotton low neck, sleeveless, band bodice or Regular vests, izes crocheted tops. 50 ra Sizes sold in Extra Size Dept. Third Floor | and extra sizes. Size Crocheted Bed 2. LO AT flowered material For Tuesday Only SPECIAL PURCHASE 4800 Men’s Shirts 98 Value $1.24 and $1.43 One of the most well known manulac- out his line of men’s turers is closi fine shirts ahd otee them to us at a very special price. of woven madras and fine count per- cales in a new and varied assortment of Spring patterns. A fine assortment All sizea, FOR TUESDAY ONLY « New Untrimmed FELT HATS Medium shapes for sport and tailorea wear—black and sport shades. New Porcupine Bands— were 82.40... eR NereO Nr rst Soc 2.00 Pheasant Tails & 1.45 were .85.. . 68), Trimmed Free If Hats and Materials Are Purchased Here For Tuesday Only Women’s Derby Ribbed Mercerized Sport Hose 7 Were .75 This is such an excellent quality of the popular hose of the day that the © iat citical estimate value much higher than. th Ere Gray, nude, cordovan and black. edge, or embroidery, Sizes - } : its 4. Acs —