The evening world. Newspaper, June 13, 1919, Page 12

in THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JUN HURLBERT FIGHTS TO REGAIN RECREATION PIER FOR CITY : FRANKLIN SIMON ONIN BROOKLYN: pe ety Season-End Sale of imagine ll 6 Norfolk Suits ~ THE HUSHS WEVER BOARDED [zo zt so om ing without paying therefor. THEM Foley & Martin of No 44 Wall Street, HOTEL THAT SUED counsed tor the Husna, have called the ee attention of The Evening World to the 0 Impression Aboul a fotlowing: The assigned claim on which 2 sult Was brought against Mr. and Mrs. Suit in the Courts Is Hush was based on the contention that Corrected. Mr. and Mrs. Hush contracted fot ‘summer board at a hotel and then failed was reported in The Evening World id ed ‘week in connection with a decision ot was ever tek Gown in the Appeliate Term of |funtes Cy pat tae claim of 8 Bupreme Court-that « husband conia ne uniisputed fact was that they r boarded at the hotel, but they be responsible for summer board Inquire as to the price, contracted in advance by At the trie! the plaintiff conceded she ESTABLISHED 1860. KOCH: C. 125th Street, West | An Interesting Group of Graduation Dresses 1,200" pre- to secure from the United States War ~ . Department the use of at least the Chairman Lockwood Says 100 upper deck of he West Fiftieth Street wife. This was in connection with a /2A1 00 claim against Mra, Hush and| Houses Have Been Started discontinued the action as to her, dronght in the City Court by a sea- inved the action ‘against “are had sued Harry Sourt It had been made ‘upon imprope: Hush had refused evidence by the trial court pay this particular claim, and that!jneorrect Inatructiona to the Jury. Special Values In Summer Dresses $6.95 to $30 Featuring: and More Will Follow. Chairman Lockwood of the Logis- lative Committee on Housing and Ice announced to-day that a building boom has begun in Brooklyn. It is confined chiefly to the Bastern Park- way section, he says, At least 100 up- to-date two-family, twosstory houses are under way, and if certain life incurance companies which have been | appealed to lend the money, at least | 200 more buildings, principally of the two-family type, will “During the week's committee,” said the Senator, have called before us the represen. | tatives of the principal banks and insurance companies of this ¢ity and asked cach how mutch money his par ticular company was prepared to| lend for new buildings. Up,to ¢ our committee has received through these witnesses pledges aggregating * |poster thore last summer to keep the | people off. te BANDIT ACCUSES CASTALINO. Ginghams, Taffetas, Georgettes, Linens, Satins, Voiles and Crepe de Chines. Being manufacturers, we sell at practically wholesale prices. Two dresses for little more than the price of one. Charming Summer models that are dis- tinctive in style, made of sheer wash fabrics and priced astonishing- ly low. Open Till 5.39 Saturday HAMILTON GARMENT CO. ' 307. FIFTH AVENUE iffy, STORE OPEN 9 A. M. fo. 5.30 P. M. Organdies, * |] | $30,000,000, which will be lent to butlders.” “In order to provide fairly for the demands for rooms which will be! made within the next few months, how much building money should be available?” Chairman Lockwood was | asked, ‘At least $75,000,000," he replied. | “How much does this committee | expect to realize in pledges before the end of its sesaténs?” “At least $50,000,000," replied Chatr- | man Lockwood. “However, this sum may be exceeded, because we have | thus far examined only the repre- sentatives of banks and insurance | companies. We will nieet again next week after Monday’s extra session of the Legislature called by Gov. | Smith on the Suffrage question and | get pledges from trust company rep- resentatives. 1 Chairman Lockwood was asked | what effect present prices of build- ing material would have on the cost of two-family houses. He replied that ‘buildings of this type which formerly cost from $6,000 to $8,000 are new sold for $10,000 and $12,000, The committee will take up the Ice situation next Thursday or Friday. Recreation Pier, built by the tity for the use of its people, “I appreciate the demand of the People of the people of that section for the retutn of the Pier, Commis- sioner Hulbert sald to-day, “and am one with them in that desire. “On December 28, 1917, two days before he left, former Commissioner R. A. C. Smith leased the Plier to the War Department with the right to renew the lease annually thereafter duri ar and for @ reasonable tu the signing of the Peace Treaty he War Department uses the lower floor of the reception of wounded soldiers. No use whatever is made of the upper deck but not- withstanding this fact soldiers were “The Department has just asked fo} renewal of the lease for another nd thie is the time T believe to urge our need of the upper deck.” — Michael! Castalino, Avenue, Brooklyn, was placed on trial in the Supreme Court in Queens yester- day, charged with the murder of Mra. Helen Holbach last January in her hus- band’s hotel in South Ozone Park. Nicholas Chiusano, nineteen, and Tony runo, twenty, testified that Castalino © leader in a plot to rob the hus- and, Chiusano said he received a revolver land $1 before the shooting. He said a man named “Joe,” not arrested, shot Holbach, and Castalino shot the wife and bragged about it Bruno's tosti- mony was about the same, except Chat he Was supplied with a blackjack. The defense tried to show she was killed be- cause her husband objected to atten- tions pald to her by other men. for BOYS Sizes 7 to 17 years Were $1875 to $2450 — Now Reduced to “15% HESE Norfolk Suits were such splendid values at their original prices that no comment is necessary as to their being a great purchase at this liberal reduction now. The selection embraces honvespuns, tweeds, and cheviot mixtures in tan, $12.98 ‘AKE this occasion in the girl's career worthy of her by selecting one of these graceful and becoming dresses for the ceremony. . Of soft white chepe de chine, showing deep clusters of tucks on waist and shirt, and fashioned with monk collar, set on with pleated frill. A crushed belt adds a neat finish. In Net and Georgette Crepe up to $17.98 4 Bathing Suits Misses’Dresses $3.75 mn $3.98 F fine quality mohair, V neck ‘3 ta 14 to 20 years; of ging- hi tucked waist. slip-over models. am, with deep heather, and olive. There gra will be no difficulty in selling them. There will be difficulty in buying them, unless you act Now! . No Credits No Exchanges Boys’ Shops— Fifth Floor ‘franklin Simon & Co. Fifth Avenue—37th and 38th Streets Special Display & Sale Planned for Saturday. The Loveliest Styles Yet Economically Priced Slip-over model with embroidered front; also striped voile models. High or low neck with pockets. . * $1.39 * $1.89 “ $2.87 Styles that All Women Admire in Oxfords, Pumps and Colonials « °4.95 Waists of fine white voile, tucked front, collar of all- over embroidery, edged with Val. lace. Also models in colored checked voile; collar, cuffs and vestee of batiste, edged with lace. Waists of high-grade voile; high neck, lace collar and cuffs; front tucked and hemstit ; some low neck; filet lace trimmed. Third Floor. mid-summer wear; and surpassing in ty Oo) 5 Be Sbrak iyle & beauty of design any assortment pranously displayed. T this price it will be seen, at once, that no woman need pay an extravagant price for fashionable shoes. These are made on graceful tapering lasts, and combine comfort and service. Oxfords come in mahogany tan, canvas and kid. Pumps and Colonials come in patent & leather, canvas and kid. Boys’ Tan Scout Shoes OIL-TRIMMED LEATHER 9 to 13% | ltoé $2.50 $3.00 un Fourteenth Street West of Fifth Avenue Newer Frocks for the Warmer Days At Unusually Attractive Prices. rl IR IN . hit sovveied in every wanted fabric and desirable model for Direct Entrance 82 W. 14th St. JUST OPENED! A Whole New Spacious Shop for ‘Men’s “Stylwear” Clothes ond Furnishings wd MEN and young men will find in “Stylwear” Clothes dignity of style, smartness, and the reliable qualities of good fit and good material. They will also find prices for which these things are not obtainable elsewhere. Hearn’s cash pur- chasing power makes manufacturers eager to offer concessions, from which our customers reap the benefits in lower-than- Beaded elsewhere prices. overs Charmeuse, CLOTHING Sheerest Summer Frocks Delightfully e ecuted in soft voiles, ginghams & summery materials, elaborated with tri mings of contrasting materials, fanciful tunics, etc. In effective flower, stripe & conventional itterns. Lig Specially Priced At Q.75 j Smart Voile Frocks In light flowered patterns on darker backgrounds, Foulard effects, scroll and dotted Voiles with lacey frills, taffeta girdles, Georgette insertions, and quaint, irreguiar tunics. Specially Priced A: 1 2-75 Shirts in a Great Sale 132.50. Men's and Young Men's Suits—Waistline sand conservative styles—large assortments pot plain colors and stripes. _ Special , Men's Palm Beach Suits—Tan, gray, blue, H} black—plain colors and stripes; well tailored. Special 13.85 * Men's Fine Straw Hats—St Sennits and fancy straws, Special. .......5. se eee Men's Suits—Fine wool and worsted—plain colors, stripes, ete.—browns, blues, light and dark grays—single or double breasted coats—regular and stout meter ray or tan; long roomy, well made, in good serviceable materials 1.95 to 8.95 yles now in demand; split 3.66 FURNISHINGS Office Coats—Good quality alpaca, in black |. Peand gray; high lustre, well tailored; all con jal reductions, $3.95, $5.95 and.. i Shirts—Good quality, large assortment of “colored stripes—14 to 17 neck Boecial -96 Silk Shirts—Baby broadcloth silk, separate collars to match, large assortment colors, well made—all sizes......... 5.55 Men's Fine Shirts—Woven madras; large assortment of colored stripes, fast . colors, well made—all sizes......... 1.85 UNDERWEAR pBalbriggan Union Suits—White—short J sleeves or sleeveless—short or long jedrawers. Special 88 | Fine Reis Union Suits— Manhattan, laven- 4 der ge a ha knee length wers or short sleeve—long wers 2.66 ‘Men's Athletic Shirts and Drawers --Good quality nainsook............ .35 Silk Finish Underwear—American make ~-pink, blue or white—odds and ends ~“shirts and drawers—reg. $1.50. Py by | Underwear- Men's Balbriggan Short sleeve shirts—double seat drawers Overalls—Plain blue or brown, also blue and white stripe-—Coats or Ovaralis: ss ..5' 1.36 Extra sizes, 15 cts, more. Charming Silk Frocks of Satin or Taffetay exquisitely combined with Georgette; in navy, black & delicate shades; novel Voile Dresses with ruche edged tunics, lace and ribbon trimming. Specially Priced At Silk Foulard Frocks developed in tasteful combina- tion with Georgette & other harmonizing fabrics; also chic models of Crepe de Chine, Print- ed Georgette, etc. Specially Priced At Patterned Voile, $12.75. Crepe Georgette Frocks In navy, black and beautifu- new summer colorings, elaborated with heavy bead trimmings; French Voile Frocks, with ornate silk embroidery; also models of Crepe de Chine & Foulard. Specially Priced At 25 .00 Exclusive Model Frocks Of Tricolette, Paulette, Heavy Satin charmeuse, Foulard Silk & Georgette of superfine tex- ture; bead trimmed, silk em- broidered, draped and plaited; each model portraying distinc- tive style-refinements. Specially Priced At 35-00 up Final CAPE Reductions Unreserved choice of every Cape in our stock, formerly up and all desirable materials are included. to $35.00, reduced more than half of original price. Serges $] 5 Final Sale Price; | 1.39 3 for $4.00 , Superior in Many Ways to Shirts - Selling at $2.50 The man who looks for exclusiveness in design and high- grade workmanship will find in these shirts his ideal. ualit; madras, lavender, is, 5-button centres; lack and blue a 1316 to 1744. |. C. F, KOCH & CO., INC., 125th Street West! ‘MALTED MILK Rich milk, malted grain, in powder form. For infants, invali al growing ebidren, Pure nutrition, upbuilding the whole body, Invigorates nut mothers and the a; More nutritious than tea, coffee, etc, Instantly prepared. Requires ne cooking, Substitutes Cost YOU Same Price ee —_————=====a Beautify x Complesion IN TEN DAYS Nadinola CREAM The Unequaled Beantifies Ueed and. 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