The evening world. Newspaper, December 22, 1922, Page 13

Jere Mother’s Shoes in Court, So Judge Buys Him a New Pair Adjourns Truancy Charge to Take Elderly Negress and Son Shopping. , Magistrate George W. Simpson adjourned the Municipal Term Court ‘ wnexpectedly yesterday to do sume Christmas shopping with Mary Glover, &n elderly Negro woman, of No, 227 East 1ilst Street, charged with viola- tion of the Compulsory Education Law. Attendance Officer Lawrence Wollman asserted that her son Eugene, fourteen, had not been In school mn Dec. 18 and some time prior to that. = Mrs Glover appeared in court with ‘@ mysterious bundle wrapped in news- Papers under her arm. When asked ‘by Magistrate Simpson to answer the she told him that Eugene fouldn't go to school because he had], fho shoes, and that the $12 a week arned by her daughter was not] Pedestrians along Park Row were @nough to pay a $6 rent and support | much surprised a few minutes later to herself, her daughter, Eugene and|see a tail, well dressed gentleman f@ncther son eight years oid. She|;ulding an elderly negro woman and paid that Eugene was wearing her|her boy toward a shoe store. When ‘own shoes in order to appear In court.|the trio came out the woman was “Haven't you any other shoes than| wearing her own shoes and the boy Phat?" asked the Magistrate. was grinning from ear to ear be- Hereupon Mrs. Glover untied her}cause he bad a new pair of $6 boots hundle and exhibited the only otherlon his feet. shoes the family possessed, two pairs of the vintage of 1920 with gaping holes in their bottoms and sides. Magistrate Simpson examined the new evidence carefully. “This is a terrible case,’ he sald. ourt Is adjourned—come with me, Mrs. Glover."’ Last-Minute Suggestions isn’ Il to By way of thoughtfulness isn’t it wel eaudieate everyday needs when getting your Christmas Gifts? These practical suggestions multiply Christmas Cheer. GIVE HIM ; Colgate’s Rapid-Shave Cream see eet a Dental Cream. + sss sss * 2 Wee tepel Toilet Water (Xmas Package) + 1.00 GIVE HER FF Florient Talc « ss ee ¢ * * iioatb Florient Perfume 4s a S © 15) 6) 65 os waar ient Face Powder + + + + * Commer Bouquet Toilet Water « : a be Cashmere Bouquet Soap (Special Xmas pkge.) + ft Charmis Cold Cream,Jar » + + * * * * : « Mirage (Vanishing) Cream, Jat. + + + * At Your Neighborhood Store COLGATE'S Gifts That Are Sure to Please Compact 100 <like black enamel with Grecian Saree pains pom, mirror and come pact powder. Jn favorite tint te compact makes a last pike Colgat? individuality. Ord to day fc her initials engraved after set with a perfectly ent blue-white diamond ta sat center. The perfectly i HITE D roportioned hearts—two MO’ the unheard i tro in back— of priceof . $75.00 gt ith 8 eupe ‘Terms $1.50 a week shy : 0 Terms $2.00 week Lady’e SOLID PLATI-' NOM ri thr jewelry stock in} Let us tell you about our dignified cre lance in weekly y payments. ALL STRICTLY CONS A guarantee bond given with every diamond purcha SOLITAIRES FROM $25.00 to $1000.00 i atic AST—ask for copy "Ls." De 4029.—The cene of | pipe ntial. dis SOLID PLATI- NOM ring fy set with 2 4021—Very dainty de- vign of 18K. RELAIS White Gold aldes beau. fully Bligreed feet cut tly m diamonds Price $45.00 Terms 75c a week twonds at A beautiful ring. $190.00 Terms $3 a week FREE 3". Jewelry—GIFTS THAT complete jewelry catalog ever issued nal values in Diamonds, Watches and Open Evenings until 9 ROYAL Diamonp X Watcu Co, 35 Maiden Lane - 6th Floor COus “Pape’s Cold Compound’ Breaks a Cold in Few Hours Dou't stay stuffed-up! Quit blowing ird doses usually break up the and H ‘ Pape’a Cold Abies) end all grip} Comp hours srippe three until The first done and air “Pape's Cold Compound” is the opens © quickest, surest relief known and passages of heac < se run-| costs only a few cents at drug stores, ning; relieves headache, dulluess.| Tastes nice. Contains no quinine, Pererishness, encesing, The second Insist upon Pepe's. —Adyt bhAaSS Astor Place at Ninth Street ? From the Writings of the Founder | The Writer Remembers - Quite Well Charles Dickens’ reception in Philadelphia at Concert Hall, Chestnut above Twelfth, many years ago. He came in late and stayed long after reading a part of “The Old Curiosity Shop” and other pieces, and then shook the hands of all who were presented to him, We could hardly forgive him for his “American Notes,” but he was sorry for them afterwards, and it was the fault of snobs who were near him and misrepresented America. ‘ Let us forget what we do not like and remember him for “Little Nell’s” sake and for this verse at- tributed to him: “The timid hand stretched forth to aid A brother in his need; The kindly word in grief’s dark hour, _That proves a friend indeed; The plea for mercy, softly breathed, When justice threatens high; The sorrow of a contrite heart— These things must never die.” Christmas time is a good time to forget old differ- ences, and prove it by something you can easily say or do. Don’t think it over too long. Just do something that puts things right. (Signed) JM yj 4 THE FASHION SALONS For Miss 14 to 20 “Last-minute”? Frocks $49.50 and $59.50 Saturday, and one needs a new frock for the holi- day! Here are more than 100 adorable frocks to se- lect from in the delightful fashions most successful this season. In all the lovely brown shades, in gray, in navy blue and black. ; Exceptional qualities of 1 7} trepe de chine, flat crepe, vi | crepe’ satin, faille crepes, LAM erepe roma and _blistered i. crepes for this is a crepe Season; made with great attention to detail. When trimming is used it is perfect! Coats Specialized in Price at $59.50 for $65 and $75 grades Raccoon, kit fox or opos- ra sum collars on wintry coats of .soft fleece tweeds, in the grays, blues and tans in which these fabrics are so lovely. Plaided and plain camel’s hair too. | lf IN Two Smart Models The severely tailored belted model and the flaring silhouette. =| At $79.50 for our $95 grade | beaver, squirrel— \ i | ats which reflect | ti ions in silhouette Fox, caracul, the furs used on the favorite fi and detail. In Crepe se chine lined, of course, own, blue and black, | I) Women’s Fine Coats Remarkable at $44! Our $59.50 and-$68 grades \ Pre-Christmas Sale of ‘Unusual Merit Fur trimmed: aracul and skunk—and self trimmed In the fashions selected as the best of the seuse women. . Soft pile fabrics, in black, brown, taupe and Second Floor, | interlined Second “Floor, Old Building by the Old Building Plenty of Toys in Toy World, still As fast as they have sold we have replenished them, for Toy World runs the year ’round and must constantly keep itself well stocked with toys. Santa will be here, which we think pretty good of him, since his long journey over roofs « down chimneys is to But he’s a wonderful old 1 the very last mo s0 soo begin. t too late to let him Little Jack is still in Toy World too, doing his tricks und am y with his droll anties, thousands of beautiful toys to suggest to eager little mind suld like best for themselvee and little brother, Third Gallery, New Bullding the Ipuawials Telephone 4700 Stuyvesant MBER 22, 1922. Formerly A. T. Nowhere Else in New York | These Exquisite Gift Perfumes They are exclusive with Wanamaker's. Perfumes by Claire of Paris in Lalique Bottles, $2.75—a grade that has sold at $5.50. Put up in attractive scarlet gift boxes, they may be had in Chypre and several other delicious fragrances. Parfum Marguerite by Claire—new, exclusive, a bouquet odor, resembling, yet differing from, one of the favorites of this type. Glass bottles with smart little blue stoppers, matching the gay blue gift boxes over which marguerites drop their white petals. < Perfume, $3.50. Bau de Toilette, $5. Perfume, two bottles in small red leather case, $5. Sachet, Brilliantine and Face Powder, $1.25. Talcum powder, $1, Gift sets, $15. Vision d’Annam by Claire Also—new, exclusive and sensationally successful this year in Paris, An ambre odor which, like its lovely name, suggests the splen- dors united to the mysteries of Indo-China. Extract, $5 and $15. Eau de Toilette, $3, $5. Extract, small size, in red leather case, $2. Face powder and sachet, $1.50. Also rouge, talcum powder and brilliantine. The Tolletries Shop, Street Floor, Old Building: DIAMOND JEWELRY “The diamond reigns in beauty all sublime.””—Moore. The busy man who has perforce left his most- par- ticular purchases until the e leventh hour, must choose with care the jewelry store in which to buy the gift of diamond jewelry, for ‘whosoever will buy the diamond, it is needful that he know them.” The Wanamaker jewelry store assures its clients of the use of only pure white diamonds of high quality and is able, even at this late hour, to show them a satis- factory selection of: Diamond rings for women, all platinum settings, solitaire and dinner rings, for $280 to $1,850. Diamond bar pins, with plat- inum tops and 14-karat white gold backs, three to seven pores of first quality, $100 to tops and white gold\ backs, set with three to seven diamonds, $135 to $225, Diamond bracelets, all plat- inum, set with full circle of stones, $985 to $3,200. Diamond wrist watches of particularly small size, platinum § with full-cut stone: 5. Diamond bar pins, all plat- inum setting, with many fine diamonds, some exceptionally large, $135 to $1,500, stones of especial Diamond bracelets, platinum | $450 to $775. The Jeweiry Store, Street Floor, Old Bullding platinum. cases h | brilliance, Junior Girls’ New Slippers, $7 For Holiday Parties Dainty and very charming, two of the winter's most favored styles—the one-strap and the tongue slipper—are delightfully combined in these new slippers of patent leather. Made expressly for us, of the finest uality materials, they are modeled over a straight, graceful last with correctly rounded toes, turned soles and | | low, flat heels. | Sizes 216 to 7, widths AA | Surprise Boxes for the Christmas Tree 40c and 75c Christmas surprise boxes for the kiddies, as gay as gay can be on the outside, containing peppermint sticks and all man- ner of appropriate things made of chocolate, a Santa Claus, a Christmas star, a Christmas tree and other goodies, Camee Shop, Street Floor, Old Building to D. Eighth Gallery, New Bullding Firat Floor, Old Buliding None Better at this low price than Quickly chosen Handbags of durable leather—$4.85 And, we might add, none smarter, for they come from | leading makers in New York and London. feature the two shapes which every woman likes and envelope; and may be had in several of fine long grain morocco leather and in calfskin, in er, alligator, basket and spider patterns in gray, brown | and tan. | Details of finish have lived up to the good outward ap- pearance of these bags and convenient fittings of change purses and mirrors go with many of them, Street Floor Old Bullding BOYS’ OWN IN THE SHOP | ‘hes First Long Trousers Suits One-third Less Just 76 suits from regular stock in sizes 16 to 20 years or 31 to 36 chest. Now $16.50 to $28.25 Splendidly tail t all sizes in all p excellent cha ed suits of fine patterns in durable f: terns—so early choosing is advisut ecure a last-minute Christmas gift Boys’ Fine Blouses at Much Less 373 blouses of our $1 and $1.15 grades at 75 at 50c, All are from regular Better come early! tock und Street Floor, Now Bullding Stewart - Store Hours: 9 to 6 This Christmas Day Delivery includes Pianos and Phonographs which may be selected up to six o’clock Sat- urday with assurance of delivery on or be- fore Christmas day. * * * Small first payments make it easy to have a piano or phonograph in the home for Christmas and the many happy days and years to follow. First Gallery, New Bullding The Children’s Bazaar Suggests Gifts that are Warm and Cozy For the Wee Baby Adorable little sacques, knit by hand of pure worsted—soft and fine—in white’ with dainty touches of pink or blue, $1.95 for $2.75 grades. Boxed sets—hand knit sacque, bennet and bootees—specialized at $2.95 and $3.95. For Children 2 to 6 Sweaters in attractive coat and slip-over ‘styles, sturdily knit of wool, brushed wool and worsteds, in reds, browns, blues and tans, $2.95 to $5.95 for $4.25 to $6.95 grades, Sweater sets—three-piece sets of heavy knitting yarn, in pink— $4.95 for $5.95 grade; four-piece sets of brushed wool, in delft blue and brown, $7.95 for $10.95 grade, Third Floor, Old Building. Many Lovely Gifts to Wear / for Girls of 6 to 16 are to be found in the Girls’ Own Shop at very moderate prices Pretty Woolen Frocks $9.75 and $12.75 Not one frock in the collection that was not at least $13.75 orig-, inal some were as high as » Morocain crepes, Poi- elveteen and serges in pleasing ‘variety of new. styles, which to be chic follow the simplest lines. Colors are delightful! Strictly Tailored Coats ret tv Our $15 and $19.75 grades. Splendid coats for all sorts of weather. All-wool chinchilla cloth and warm, but not heavy, all-wool coatings, fully lined with ved flannel or Venetian sateen. Navy blue, gray, tan, brown ee ; and green. Second Floor, Old Bullding 100 Pedestal Smoking Stands at One-third Less Now $2 to $7.75—of mahogany finish, solid mahogany,) brass or wrought iron, The trays are of plain or colored’ glass or crockery. 3 Sporting Goods Shop, Street Floor, New Buliding SHOPS FOR MEN INDIVIDUAL Last-minute Gifts for Men aisles, large stocks and convenient location on the The men’s shop at Wanamaker’s, with its broad street floor of the new building, offers an oppor- tunity to do last-minute shopping in comfort and with the assurance that the gift will be appropriate and pleasing Men’s Hosiery Pure thread silk, full-fash- ioned, in black and colors, $1. Silk and wool mixed with colored clocking, $2. Silk and wool mixed, with- = out clocking, $1.50. hosiery in light and weights, $1.75 to $10, Men’s Furnishings Neckties in wide variety, f= Silk knitted ties, Plain and & “ai figured silk ties, in checks, Lae |! dots, stripes—65e to $5. Men’s shirts range from woven madras at $1.65 to luxuri- ilks at $12. Swiss silk mufflers in many color combinations, daring or conservative, $10 to $30, Men’s Accessories Snakewood canes, plain $8; silver trimmed, trimmed, $12.50, “Tukaway” umbrellas in neat cases, $6.50 and $8.50, Street Floor, New Building, SERVICE —STREET FLOOR $10; gold . SPECIALIZED