The evening world. [volume], April 16, 1920, Final Edition, Page 17, Image 17

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COURT CROWD SWAY
TO CELLO JAZZ TUNE
'Even Justice Grinned as Owner of
Instrument Demonstrated How
to Identify lost Property
"How can you Identify this cHo M
tha one you eay was stolen from you at
the Hotel Commodore April 1," askod
Assistant District Attorney O'ShaURh
ncssy In tho Torkvlllo Court this
mornln when Henry 31. Moskowltz. a
musician of No. 1037 Fall Street, tho
Bronx, toolc tho stand In the case
OBtilnst William Miller, a n-nlter In the
hotel, charged with crand larceny.
"Why, by tho tone, Just like you
would recoffnlzo a friend." replied Mos
kowltz. 'TJay something," directed Justice
Simpson, and Moslcotrltx TtywmaAA with
a Jatz tune that soon had tho crowd id
court room wayinjr. Eren Justlot
oimpaon grinned.
v.. a..f wV4 WUSMWJ JllLXV
son -when loskowltx finished, "I'll hold
jinici in i,duv Daw ror me urand Jury,"
Moskowltx, who ploys In the hotel
erltl, lost his 'ceBo. A few days ago
a man toot a 'ocllo to Julius Kessler.
whruns a muslo store at -No. zto East
86th Street. AnH (VtnrfA r um t
Mmment for 1150. A friend bf KcssVr's
kWru'SSd.losL " " MM
" HENRY PLEADS AGAIN.
Denies NeRlect of Duty Charge Made
in Sew Indictments.
Police Inspector Domlnlek Henry
pleaded not cullty toilay before judge
Malono In the Court of Conorat fiessJona
io a sup reeding Indictment filed yester
day by the March Grand Jn'rv
him -with nogleot of duty as commander
Hnrv fvlnl .,nt t . .
Indicted on a samllar charge. Tlhe
- -, fiueB lu mal trezl aionday
Food Drivers Rnd Strike.
Danger that the butter? BSt and
poultry markrt of Jfcw York' would bo
pern'jaed pssscd last nlffht when
strlkitis member of Local No. 162 of
the IntornaMonnl llrotherhood of
Tcainstoty, Chauffeur. Porters and
Helpers oarcvil at 7.15' o'clock to co
tmclc to the Jftht they had quit at 8
A. M. yesterday.
TeaTtmeTtps
tftvtr Uti a Cttd Tta Pit
The pot should be well
wsrmed with boiling wittr
before the leave are put in.
Try it the next time indnote
' the.difTerencetn the flavor of
tout tea. But you will nod
greater difference, when, hv
itead of uling yoargroccr (or
tet? yoa uk for, tt and use
UPTON'S TEA
Largest Sale in the World
LEONARD WOOD
CARNEGIE HALL MEETING,
APRIL 17, IS POSTPONED.
)IOLD YOUIl TICICRTS. They will
lie honored for aeata If Gen. Wood
peak here at a later date.
Leonanl Wood Gunpaljm Committee
ot Omiter New York.
New York
Brooklyn
Newark
Right Place to Buy
Clothes-Men and Women
MENTER
MENTER
CREDIT
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Come to this friendly store if you
want to know what real credit accomo
dation is. Men, women, married or
single, Menter invites you, and remem
ber there is no extra charge
for credit and you do not
need to bring anyone to in
troduce you. Read terms be
low welcome.
Menter's Terms
$2.00 down and $2.00
a week on a purchase
$30.00. On pur
chases of SO, 76, 100 or
1C0 dollars liberal
terms will be cheer
fully arranged.
Men's
Suits
35
to
75
Women's Suits
BOYS' SLUTS Coats, Dresses
10 to 20
MEN'S HATS
3to7
Bis: shipment just
arrived from New
York lk'uutiful
Stvlcs
WE DO AS WE ADVERTISE
.New York Store
226 West 125th St.
ONE PLIGHT IT
Open Every E'ening
i NcwarkSlorc. 149 Rfarlit St.-Cne Flight Up. Open Sat.Evc.
Brooklyn Store
435 Fmlton St.
ONU l'MGHT UP
Open Saturday Evening
Broadway at Ninfh,
New York
JOHN
WANAMAKER
Store open at 9
Store closes at 5
Great GOOD News for SA TURD A Y-for EVERYBODY
Morp crnnr. fnrt.nnp.. 14.00ft nairs
Women's, Men's and sChildren's
Stockings at very low prices
'WrnVTRM I FOR CHIIJDREN I FOR Ml
FOR WOMEN
2,424 pairs at
$1.15 pair
Seconds of $L85 grades
Pure silk and artificial
Bilk mixed: black with white
or self color side clocking;
white with black side clock
ing; mock seamed leg, scam
less foot; cotton tops, toes
and heels. Sizes 8H to
Main Aisle, Old Building
2,460 pairs at
65c pair
Seconds of 95c $1 grades
Mercerized lisle thread,
black in drop stitch or lace
stitch effects; seamless foot,
mock seamed leg.
Sizes 8 to 10J4
Main floor, Old Building
FOR CHILDREN
1,200 pre. socks, 50c
840 pre. socks, 40c
1,200 pre. socks, 30c
Seconds of 45c to 80c grade
Pure silk at 60c, meetly -whlUi
with plain or fancy tops, some
pink or blue all-over stripes.
Sizes 5 to 9H
Merceriaed cotton at 40c and
30ej threc-cuarter length at 40c;
white, black or colored grounds,
turn-over top; sizes 7 to 9J; t
30c, mostly white grounds, with
'colored tops; sizes 6 to 9H
ft 846 prs. stockings, 45c
Seconds of 80c and 85c grades
Fast black mercerized cotton,
tine or broad ribbed, sea ml era,
extra reinforced toes and heels;
sizes to 9K- Good looking.
Durable.
Main floor, Old Building
FOR
O 1tif A
(Pli Tax 4c pair)
Seconds of our $1.85 to
$2.50 grades
Pure silk, black, white,
cordovan, gray, plain, or
with drop stitch or blocking;
seamless fa few fashioned);
mercerized cotton tops, toes
and heels.
All sizes, but not in each
style.
1,800 prs. at 85c pr.
Seconds of $1.15 grade
Pure silk,, substantial
weight; black or cordovan,
seamless; mercerized cotton
tops, toes, heels.
All sizes.
Burlington Arcado floor,
NC!
icn Building
For Miss 14 to 20 and Junior Girls
Tailored, Dress and Sports Suits
at $39.50-Our $45 to $59.50 grades
Some of tho suits have been $45 to $55 in
our own stock, others were purchased at
price-concessidps, but measure up to our $45
to $59.60 grades.
One ot tho severely tailored miita is illustrated.
The'coat has tho smart braid binding tho dressy
suits have accordion pleated skirts and Eton or Tony
jackets and gay color ribbon sashes; the sports suits
are of fine wool Jersey.
MATERIALS navy blue serge, blsck-nd-white
checked Worsted, and wool jersey' in most approved
colors in both tho suits for Miss' 14 to 20 and tho
junior girls; also a few tweed suits in the junior sixes;
15 and 17 years.
Taffeta Frocks at $49.50
Majority were $59.60 to $65 in our own stock
also a few specially purchased frocks which mea
sure up to our $59.60 to $G9.60 grades. Smart
silhouettes. Modish colors.
A new Pleated Frock, $72.50
The Paris sketch impressed us. We adaptsd
200,
350 Boys' $22.50 Suits at $16.75
New Spring Suits, of wool, shot with silk to give color
were $22.50 in our own stocks 150, same grades, specially purchased
They are all from the same manufacturer. We like his
suits. Fabrics are fine. Workmanship is good. When we
found we could buy 150 of his suits at a reduced price, we
JUMPED at the opportunity. - And, to extend the benefits to a
broader field, we took 200 of the same suits from our stocks,
marked $22.50, and are putting the whole 850 on sale Saturday
at $16.75.
8 patterns in every size 7 to 18 years
Tweeds and basket weaves. Tan, gray, green and brown
effects. Slash, flop and patch pockets. All coats full belted.
Box-pleated and plain backs.
the model. Latest photographs of the frocks worn
at the Paris Itaces show that our judgment was cor
rect. Model is illustrated. In dark brown, navy
blue or black.
Stunning Wraps, start at $32.50
Too many styles to tell about them all, so we have
sketched ono that comes in serge at $62.50 and in
soft wool velours at $67.60. A stunning new model
comes in navy blue Berge at $29.50 and in a checked
material in vivid colors, $32.60. Polo Coats start
at $45.
'25 Crepe de Chine and
Georgette Crepe Skirts
$19.75 and $25
Were $25and $37.50
White, pink, Frtnch blue and Nile grttn.
18 "SporUanjora" Skirts at $15.
Were $37.50. This smart brushed wool ma
terial in effectivo strjpes or plain colors.
Second floor, Old Building Tenth Street
WASH SUITS 300 at $4.46; samples from a manufacturer of
high standing; all colors; Devonshires, Palmer Jr. cloth, rep. linen;
Middy, Oliver Twist and Norfolk models; sizes 2H to 10 years.
Third floor, Old Building
An alphabet of
Women's Shoes
at $8 and $10
TWENTY-SIX styles of Oxfords and Pumps one, at
least, for every woman. All the comfort and durability of
more expensive models, at a remarkably moderate price.
MATERIALS are calfskin in black or tan, patent leather
and black kidsldn.
HEELS are low, medium or high.
LASTS have long straight toes, wing tips with brogue
effects, and rounded toes for the conservative taste.
First floor, Old Building
Women's Wraps
Most desired, $39.50, $50
At $39.50 four
enpe models
One of serge is 'finely accor
dion pleated from neck to hem
in a long becoming line, and
has a draped collar of serge or
fine black satin. It is a wrap
with Infinite possibilities of ser
vice. A serge cape at $39.50 is
made on plain tailored lines,
has no trimming save a row of,
buttons down tho sides.
The third cape 13 01 natural
colored polo cloth, suitable for
both town and country wear,
and very smart for cither.
Another pleated model is of
fine serge, with a long stole-like
collar of velours in contrasting
or matching color.
Plain lining3 or linings of fine
novelty s'lk in harmonizing color
distinguish these.
At ?50 illustrated
Wrap of fine bolivia cloth,
made according to a very
successful mode.. The en
tire wrap gives the appear
ance of two capes, one over
the other. The collar line
350 Moire Bags
Special $5
One-piece styles with metal
frame, inside frame purse, and
strong silk lining. Claw or
jeweled clasp.
Two styles made with set-in
bottom and silk tassel. One has
covered frame and one celluloid
frame and chain. Attractive
bright colored linings.
Black, navy, brown, taupe.
Main floor, Old Building
More Tricolette at $4.65 yd.
Broadcloth tricolette, most desirable because
of its close, firm, fine construction
25 of the best shades, fpr sports skirts, waists, wraps, capes and gowns black
and white. Many of the gowns coming from Paris are fashioned of this popular fibre
and silk fabric. $4.65 is a VERY low price for the grade in this sale.
Main floor, Old Building '
300 Japanese
Kimonos, $2.95
$3.85 grades
Made of a good quality Japan
ese cotton crepe, in thrco designs;
Copenhagen blue or rose, with
embroidered flowers in white;
checks snd stripes in lavender,
blue and pink.
Third floor, Old Building
is very good, and the wrap
has unusually good shoul
ders. This wrap may be had
in tan, midnight blue, and a
beautiful dark brown.
All lined.
Second floor, Old Building
Charming variety of
Neckwear, 50c to $1
At 60c Imitation filet lace
collars, round and shawl.
ill 60c and 65c. Collar and
cult sets and collars in white
batiste, or fine embroid
ered oirondie. Good shapes for
children's school dresses and
wool coats.
At 85c. Vcstecs of net or
smi.Il lace ruffles, with long
narro collars to match.
Also colored organdie collars.
Buster Brown, Tuxedo and
shawl shapes In lovely pale
shades, maize, orchid, peach,
sky blue, and rose leaf pink.
Made with ruffled edge and
narrow hcimtitching.
At . Vestee- -puffing of net
with luce insertions, finely ruf
fled net.
Main Floor, Old Building
HATS-gay and sober
Special group of 215 at $7.50
The newest hats collected in our Millinery Salons show
a Epecjal partiality for ribbon, wooden beads and hccklo
feathers.
Many models introduce brims of accordion pleated ribbon, usually
rolled back from tho face. A number of these have wooden beads
worked in patterns on tho brims.
There are also a number of models featuring straw crowns
with up-turned brims of heckle feathers.
First floor, Old Building
Women's Tailored Suits
At $49 were $59.50 and $65
Four models: notch collar, braided or plain, long becoming shawl
collar, braided with flat black silk braid, with extremely good effect.
At $55 were $65 and $75
In tine astonishingly fine tor the price tricotine, and serge.
A tricotir.o model with a long shawl collar and narrow bias bunds of
self material down the back, tomes in two colors, midnight blue and (
tan. A serge suit at this prico is beautifully braided and features
individual pockets, that arc also braided. ,
Second floor, Old Building
Specially low-priced
Long Lambskin Gloves
Lcvcly white lambskin, ovcrseam sewn, with one row embroidery
on bark and ftsten with three small clasps at wrist; 8-button length, at
$5 pair; 12-button, at JG pair.
6-inch If ml akin Biarritz cloves, overseam sewn, in gray, black
with white and white with black. $2.66 pair.
Main floor, Old Building
1,000 Corsets at $2
$3 and $4 grades
Two models, one for tie average, or full figure, pink or white coutl
with medium low bust; and excellent model for service, style and
comfort. Two for tho slender and medium figures; pink coutil and
pink brocado cloth; low bust and good length skirt.
Comfortable, light and cool. ,
Main Aisle, Old Building. Third floor, Old Building
Toilet Articles of
Ivory celluloid less
A third to a half less than they would bo but for slight
imperfections which don't count
Hand mirrors, $1.65 to $4.60.
Hair brushes, $1.36 to $4.25.
Dressing combs, 35c to $1.
Powder boxes, 75c to $2.
Cloth brushes, $2.90.
Military brushes, $2.60 each.
Button boxes, $1.25.
Boniiftt brushes, GOc and 75c
Soap boxes, 40c and 60c.
Salve boxes, 25c and 40c
Nail files, 86c.
Trsys, $1.25.
Buffers, 76c and R5r.
Tooth brush cases, 60c
Engraving specially priced for
this occasion. Choice of mono
grams, No. 60, 90, 120, 127 and
.210.
Main Aisle, Old Building
Keeping in Mind
The Business Man
"I never knew before," remarked a man one
day, "that there could bo so much difference in
BROWN suits.
It is this difference, so often obvious to the man of good
teste, that marks tho dividing line between the good and
tho bad in clothes fabrics. The Burlington Arcade Store
has long made a specialty of clothes for substantial business
men men who want something Quickly, but who want it
to be exactly right in every essential detail.
Wanamakcr Stnndnrd Suits $50 to $100
Wannmakcr Standard Topcoats. .$45 to $85 '
Rcdlcaf, London, Topcoats $75 to $115
Yes, Sir; Oxfords
Worth While at $9
Dark tan with Invisible eyelets and narrow toes. Blucher
if you prefer it. Likewise, dull black leather of the same
types.
And at $10
Tne brogues! Tan or black leather. Good ores.
. Burlington Arcade floor, New Building
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