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fig - “ROBBED” OF $10,000; JAILED SPRINGFIELD, 0., Nov. 2.—K. Lynn Arthu: deen held up at ¢ oon 5 ho sald he had » Ameri- ‘ompany on Oct ran ace odin Mach nd robbed of the vuyroll umounting 10,000, ! * jrsornin ‘on charge of embez yl “born, 3 years ago, our house has never been without Father found coughs and col enerations, ( Sig’ Friede, si3 W. Medicine has had sixty years’ success throat troubles and as a tonic and body builder. was & dl with hile wite “Since my son Richard was fohn’s Medicine, It relieved chard of a severe attack of hhooping cough and we have re tah no equal for . It has been in my fa for man: (Signed) Fran ae street, John's hicago, Ill Remember, Father for colds, coughs, Aart, Hoboken and about 100 sa the Department of Justice torney A. J. Steelman of The order goes into effect night. Mr. Steelman Weehawken with orders to the edict ts enforced. the violation by keepers of their pledge, soldiers or sailors. BROOKLYN OPPENHEIM. CLLINS & G Fulton Street, Brooklyn Announce Special Sale To-morrow ETS | —Saturday Brown Kidskin Boots All Sizes A swagger high (as illustrated) ; for Women and Misses cut walking boot straight tip, light weight welt sole and new military heel Reduced 6. from 9.00 90 _ BROOKLYN OPPENHEIM. CLLINS & C Fulton Stre et, Brooklyn Announce Special Sale ATO ORES Peele aie To-morrow—Saturday An order closing 270 sal Weehawken was issued to- oo ste 150 Trimmed Hats For Women and Misses Stunning models of Lyons Vel- vet, Panne or Beaver Cloth in various tones, trimmed with os- trich flowers or fur fancies. Specially Priced 5.00 U.S. TOCLOSE 270 HOBOKEN SALOONS AT 12 TONIGHT eaesielacaene Weehawken Places Also Af- fected by New Order— Broken Pledges Charged. loons in loons In day by through Acting United States District At- Newark, at mid- deciared agents of the Department of Justice are on their way to Hoboken and see that While no official explanation was given, it is accepted in Hoboken that the reason for the closing order was Hoboken saloon given to Mayor Patrick Griffin last month, that they would not sell liquor to George who keeps a saloon at Third and Washington Streets, was arrested a week ago by Secret Service agents and held in $5,000 bail for violating Wentz, Saeco site ate aaiccanda anaes nacennnian saan de RRR RR “ Agee LR gs ee N, Coe, ne | - i} the rule against selling alcoholic drinks to men in uniform Mayor Griffin, whose personal plea to President Wilson averted enf ment of the saloon closing month, peremptortly revoke license las dnesday. + took this action in th vincing the Washington that the Hoboken city gov was determined to hold the mon In line The order issued by the Department 300 colorings. 100 Women's Fur various colors. THE EVENING W Unusual Sale at tantly Reduced Petco 250 Women's Tailored Suits Taken from the Regular Stock ge mgr s LD, of Justice to-day affects semi-circular half-mile zones, one of which reaches Into the lower end of Weehawken, One, includes a half mile area extending inland from the old German line piers nfch lie along River Stree of them will be which escape the treme western part open or The saloons are in the ex- ne vity ‘Third Attempt to Form New Spanish Cabinet, ewark Street to Fourth Street. The | MADRID. N: Leste dtl Mid ang jto-day awked Marauia Alhucemas to ner takes in an area, similar in ex i © formation of a Miniatry ent, measured from the old a fated In forming & cabi & Holt Line plers at th fter the Dato Ministry fell last Fifteenth Street. All these piers are ia ban : 4 ge now used by the Government Then Senor Maura was There are 338 saloons in Hoboken to-day, To-morrow only sixty-eight | failed reed with the task and he, too, BROOKLYN Fulton Street, Brooklyn Extraordinary Sale of At Exceptional Values A correct modes suitable for ever. ioned to the utmost occasion, and Women’s and Misses’ Burella Cloth Coats, belted models, convertible collar of full lined. pecial Women’s and Misses’ Tailored and Fur line and stunnin: Special cloth in straight semi-fitted effects. “Women's and Misses’ Coats of silvertone resentation which depicts attractive OPPENHEIM, CLLINS & G fash- legree of distinction. Stunning Winter Coats iva! 20.00 Collar Coats of velour, mixtures or ord 29 75 or velour cloth in straight line and high waisted effects; some plain tailored or 35.00 with fur collars. Special Women’s and Misses’ Fur Collar or Plain Tailored Coats of velour, Pom Pom or broadcloth, belted and’ bi i) os 45. 00 effects; full silk lined. cial Afternoon Dresses All This Season's Desirable Models Reduced from 22.50 and 29.75 . 15.00 Announce hits a Extapelinae Sale Saturday About 300 Women’s and Misses’ Afternoon and Street Dresses | of Serge or Satin—featuring new tunics and braided effects; |, also metallic embroideries. 150 Women's Tailored and smartly Fur Trimmed Suits developed in a variety of materials - neat 22. 00 | jpecial Trimmed and semi-tailored Suits | Special | of Tricot, Wool Velour, Oxford and Broadcloth in | 28.00 tical or Girls’ Coats blo 10 years A delightful assortment of smart wraps for prac- dressy wear in all new materials and colors, Girls’ Coats 10 to 16 years Girls’ Velour Cloth Coats, collars (rimmed with nu- tria or inlaid with velvet; warily lined throughout Girls’ Velveteen and Broadcloth Coats, collars trimmed with nutria; warmly lined throughout swt 15.00 Girls’ Coats of Broad. cloth, Velour, Pom Pom or Velyeteen, smart mod- els with fur collars, 19.75 Other Models Specia Girls’ Coats of plaid and novelty materials, con- vertible collar inlaid with selyet; lined throughout. 12.50 Special Girls’ Fur Collar Coats in yerious shades; smart belted models, warmly lined throughout. Special 15,75 Velour or Broad cloth Coats, belted model, some with convertible fur collars; warmly lined, ‘veal 22,50 trom 25.00 to 55.00 Girls? | FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, extra sizes ® : i 1 OSE ag ¥ 1947. iy mG ZU Is | Store Opens 9 A. M. A Good-Looking, Warm Coat for Daughter? Hundreds of Them Here at! $18.98, $19. 98, $24.98 For MISSES—Sizes 14, 16, 18—Coats of velour or kersey in an infinite numer of ways that are approved by Coats priced over and over again the prices of the Se. Al $24.98 is a special model with an entire collar of nutria fur (illustrated). At $24.50, $27.98 to $44.98 are Coats of, Pom pom cloth, silvertip and plain velours, many of which are collared and cuffed in fur. The closer-fitting waist is a feature. For JUNIOR GIRLS—Sizes 12 to 17 Coats girls fee: well-dressed in and mothers like to have them wear. broadcloths. $13.98, $15.98 to $37.98. _ For LITTLE GIRLS—Sizes 6 to 14—are slews of fine Coats at $8.50, $10.50 to $37.98. In all the best-favored materials and in dozens of styles. Misses’ Tailored Velour Suits at $19.98 1 Wide and Most Interesting Showing of Misses’ Bustle and Basque-Back Suits Among Other Uncommonly Smart Models at $19.98, $21.98, $23.98 to $97.50 Clearing Junior Girls’ Dresses at $11.98 and $16.98 That were $14.98 to $24.98. Made of plaids, silks and serges. Sizes 13, 15, 17. Second floor, Central Building, Women’s Finer Coats at $39.95 to $235.00 Very Special! LEATHER FORECAST—Tomorrow, Fair | Closes 6 P. M. Daily. Private Subway Entrance, Hoyt Street are the kind of j Cheviots, kerseys, velours, plaid coatings, Pom pom and | i j . | | | It presents to the woman of fashion in search of a beautiful, uncommon mode ina | Coat of handsome fabric word” in Coats. a review of everything that is smartest; that is the “last It is a selected showing of only models in the best taste, each with its individualities. There Are Bolivias, Glove-Like Duvetyns, Thick-Pile Velours “Luscious” Silver-Tip Coatings anew material, called Pom pom-velour; burellu velours, burella cheviots, broadcloths. As many Coats as one could wish to see, are entirely of their own material, Just as many are adorned with fine furs, moleskin, Hudson se cal, beaver. The furs are used uncommonly, decorat- | ively. Embroideries of Wool, Polished Buttons of Bone, Padded Acorn Ornaments as Sash Tassels are among the details that, in harmony with the lines, show each Coat to be artistically complete. The lor-range is all-embracing, of the most fashionable shades this season. All sizes and Silk Velour and Plush Coats at $37.95 to $150 Fashion Floor Men’s 98c Silk Socks, 59c Second floor, Centra! Buliding. | Children’s Shoes, Low-Priced The fact that the size-range is broken explains the reductions but doubtless your size is among them—three or four pairs, Lower-priced, they tell us, than similar Shoes for children perhaps—and at the reduced price you better take all of YOUr| are being sold elsewhere. size you can get. | Take, Full-fashioned Socks, some with fancy plaids and side clocks,| Boys’ Shoes at $2.98 some white with black embroidered clocks, and others with to $4.95 : fancy striped two-tone effect Spliced heels and to | Of gun-metal, tan Russia {and patent leather in various Men's Winter Underwear, $1.89 models. Sizes 1 to 6. | This kind will keep you warm on the coldest day Made | Boys’ Shoe Sizes, 9 to 1314 of natural wool and with double breasts and backs. Also single | $2.75 to $3.95 breasted shirts. Soft finished | Of tan Russia, patent leather and Men's Winter Underwear, $2.19 8 Shoes at $1.98 to $6.50 A very superior garment; soft finished and comfortable.| Of! Dea’ patent leather, Donble breacte and baci A le tare 1 shirt itn ta) anc black kidskin, in | et floor, Mast Building. | Second Moor, West Building, MEN, NOTE! Here Are Unusually Good Suits at $20.00 It will be well to heep in mind that there are not many stores to- day who are featuring their $20.00 Suits. They may have them at this price, but they are ing very much about tt. We could t it { things. Beir ed pace, We shall emphasize ¢ tr the fact that these Are GOOD SUITS at $20. 00 } The mater ure pure " imere, Suits of silk mixed worsted are id ert D Th r Ptionally good, Other Suits at $15.95 t y Our Own Importation and Exclusive Here in Brooklyn Splendid English Overcoats, $39. 50 and $49.50 Great, comtort Aterial trom Lr ! by tailors in London. The'r very apy Then at $29.75 and $35.00 are fine Coat ter | ver on this side Atlantic, Other Overcoats at $15.95 to $39.50 Yast Mulldina, or example, these:— |} a. manne a