The evening world. Newspaper, May 25, 1922, Page 6

i. wee 1 THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1922. 6 gayly to Manbattan Bench, where the] in the photo-play ‘Mary Magdalene’) WOMAN’S DOUBLE was again paroled, The women say om pride stounded by the number | directed by Arth opki H jo not know each other GALL ()F THE SURF of peraons to Ktew baile acts y teorbled ‘ ; 4 bi Sear fer gill CONFESSES FORGERY went travelling. They visited her | fall | FUR STORAGE—Remodeling and Repairing relatives: i) yivania Oca < Two Arres k io oh © onuils. they came tack. to Manoat. KEITH MAN, SOON TO WED, They PH oe ; Phone 6900 Fitz Roy Se he children, wno hac $1) por Fe P trown very Yond of the new addy, | GETS A BIG “SEND OFF” | ,,,, tela) Des eared gxactiy alike Shoes Last N ver they went to Palm . Beach and stayed jn Florida and the|* 7. Darling Keeps Identity of i] West Inc untit late in Mebruary, fe . orged if when they returned to Philadeiphia,} Alfr 4 member of the \ where Mrs, Zimmerman bought af] racer BF. Keith, was sa} given he Hotel Commo: peut! 0 G ow No, | given & ’ POO cele. Ih nl ady dedi dore Inat night by nearly 1,000 men of satin or kid, i priced at $10. Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Streets _ ihe charge and PARISIAN HOOTERY 19, the West Tulpehocken Street Eddie Zimmerman Back at}, Hédie, by the way, was a Lieutenant) Sherif a nat the. Brown) Droid 8, ‘tem. Marion Sculls . in the 26th 4 quadro: y euen was tonastriast eigh of d a8 co Manhattan Beach After Year |tin Roosevelt, Seth Low, Hobey | jagt night Hisutath A... cae manGNe tale Ge Baker, Cord Meyer and Blair Thaw e 4 3 shoer as the as no holding Mrs Mendenhall 1. of Matrimony. He was wounded at Toul when his] the efits. “deull Kad sonteseed, Thee ap. ea rance a e ru a ny, —_——— plane crashed, ening with # peared to seitle it, but John Roach ., . ma 7 AGd te: We OAM ac etage cca hookkeeper for the coal company, wher TEMPERAMENT BLAMED] winters, when the beach shut down, None OF the] asked to pick out the woman that passed w 42d Street ° rire iy See phere Per we ite] the shod eile Me, Meneconai 217 West 42d_Stre All This Season’s Models —_—____-— 91s co we-] an failed to pick Mra. Scull, or to ve yrile Neat re Wife Likes Quiet I ife and He He a eae Bie tasine tan a pa hich good Mra. Scull ts in the county jail in de — ; — tou — = be n 92 he supported Maxine Elliot naturedly Mm-to-be, fault of $500 bail and Mrs. Mendenhall Doesn't, Says Former peel — a At Large Price Reductions The tang of salt air, the boom of the surf, the call of the sea, were too sehes to ale Seaman 4 “a4 Misses’ TWO OR THREE-PIECE SUITS day he is back as a lifeguard at Man- ach e one th . Gets newea! te be Gunite i 4 . Twillcords or tweeds. Eddie stood it away from the life he & a loved for a year y 4 50 Ho couldn't stand Heretofore 35. to 859,50 18. it arly longer, so he and Mrs. Reba Lane Zimmerman have parted, but no arrangements for a separation have DAE tres Sonia pee Uiieerd| | Misses’ CAPES, CAPE-WRAPS OR COATS of New York's seashore watches youth Gerona, marvella, veldyne, twillcords or (meoramri! ATTRACTIVE OFFERINGS FOR FRIDAY | | crépe silks. Heretofore #65." to $98.” 3G 00 ES will consist of seasonable merchandise, in six MissEs’ CLOTH DRESSES >; groups, at clearance prices Eee een gnrees oe Beteeh w or ere rather not talk about it,”’ \ < Heretofore $29,50 to $49,50 10. said Mrs. Zimmertnan over the tele- = phone. Pressed for further details, the bronzed athlete unburdened him- A Limited Quantity of Women Ss and Misses’ Af. ° fon he thi ite hae become MissEs’ DAYTIME OR EVENING DRESSES oO! 1c, Payee le i ee 9 ° 2 2 s s * . ° : amcbecetupaime wealme! Women’s French Lingerie Lingerie Blouses Crépe silks, satins, chiffons or taffetas, in- ment “or coure, but "its the mot tb tas ‘ 4 aan sat cluding a number of Paris beaded gowns. 54 thful. My only thought through wi remarkably ow-price i in practically every style of cotton materia 5 5 winter ts to get back to it. The alr, $ 50 $ 0 the vara, the weoviet jot know . : and in the fashionable modes will be Heretofore *39.59 to §79.5 25 Beh irs Vimmetinen a .the finest The selection includes a mumber of styles of . : |” oman in the world, but she can't} fine hand-made undergarments, mostly in very specially priced at GirLs’ COATS ee eee er ebals he kiuoa | broken sizes or single pieces, which have T dust couldn't oe people who| been taken from regular stock and the prices $1.35, 1.90 to 3.95 The season’s successful models and fabrics. - frown. “ovo-0." we were ery revised for this occasion. These Blouses are variously fashioned of Heretofc ore $18.° to £39.50 10. wife has her six fine children and a voile, batiste and dimity, in frilled, short- ste can't understand tl % i ii ” Si = (Di Bee ‘hive do romaine. Tan . sleeved and tailored models, with Peter Pan, Misses’ Sizes 14. to 20 years—Girls, 6 to 16 years etna Maley ae ears Women’s Tuxedo, V-neck or convertible collar; many NO EXCHANGES No CREDITS bo wanted in life. of them being daintily lace=trimmed. —————— a ae Pare When Mrs. Zimmerman first at- > a ‘ . Radium Silk Petticoats Included in the assortment are a number of INDIVIDUAL SHOPS- Second Floor Spa. millionaire printer of Villadel- ‘ Beth saa Hand-made Blouses. Se att reioniny Bree oat of excellent quality, in black, white ‘and nage Avenue that is one of the i i show places of the beach. It has colors, (Third Floor) twenty-two rooms, six baths, a gar- . Meet scety. The feat ant oes will be exceptionally priced at Founded promenade dec, #0 to . $6.50 Girls’ and Junior Misses’ tm “housewarming “in 1016. Eagle Interesting price reductions have also been S i (G t teen ean ina water made in the remaining stock of pring Oats a tase cellerys. cwiovin long ‘Imported Petticoats. of the higher grade, have been subjected to conversations wine) important price reductions, for speedy dis- posal, in order to make room for incom- “aoe-hige al int pp Bppesctatls ———EEe ing assortments. They present remarkable had reached uda. ‘ After the honeymoon they returned values at the new markings. hall Mts initia Batt (Both on the Second Floor) MEN’S SHOES Women’s and Misses’ The sizes range in general from 6 to 17 years, im the season’s smart models, will be ' but all sizes are not obtainable in every 5 Hy ° Sports and Sailor Hats model. specially priced for Friday (Second Floor) at $3.90 Men’s Oxfords ' . per pair $7.50 Men’s High Shoes i per pair 6.75 —= will be a value-giving feature Ivers & Pond||| Ths isunty Hats are eminently desirabie Unusual Price Concessions Both styles may be obtained in either black in style, quality and finish, and may be had lave heantaadein or tan leather PIANOS in black, white, brown, navy and two-tone Te SUPERLATIVE QUAL: combinations in the season’s popular straws, Wool Dress Fabrics The assortment includes sizes up to 12, but not 300) leading Educational "Iai (First Floor) every size in every style We also have « number of comprising SLIGHTLY USED Ivers & Pond Striped Skirtings; and Silkeand-wool Du- Sixth Floor) Imported Sports Suitings; Checked and Steinway Safe Storage vetyns (for Capes) in an interesting variety . hie = of the wanted colors; also a selection of Madison Avenue - Fifth Avenue, New Dork Black-and-white Suitings and Cape Cloths, Thirty-tourth Street " Tpirtprtitth Miteeet Furs, Rugs and Draperies (First Floor) act ca i a : Madison Avenue- Fifth Avenue, New Pork SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK Thirty-fourth Street hi Street MONDAY MORNING WONDERS peer on yee - _ a i es