The evening world. Newspaper, October 6, 1919, Page 4

sepa, PRETTY GIRL HELD AS A'GUNWOMAN.’ SKIRT 100 TIGHT ‘inlined Men Try to Help Her Walk After Alleged Hold Up and All Are Arrested. EXCESSIVE ACIDITY is at the bottom of most digestive ills. KI-MoIDS FOR INDIGESTION afford pleasing and relief from the diese of acid- The experience of New York's first alleged gunwoman indicates that the sex will have to taboo the fight skirt if it expects to succeed in this new line. Jeanette Mullins of No, 131 Bay Street, Hoboken, is the way the Prisoner describes herself. She is twenty and good looking. The ad dress she gave is a vacant lot. Herbert Boyd, a clerk of No. 281 Washington Street, was on his way home at 3 A. M. Sunday when, at 23d Street and Tenth Avenue, a young woman jumped out, poked a revolver into his ribs and told him to put up his hands. Two men stepped out, he said, and went through his pockets, taking $12. He shouted as they ran | away and Policeman John J. Kearns heard him, The poltceman testified in court that the woman couldn't run very well because of her tight skirt, but that her male companions gallantly stuck to her and aided her all they Micould. But he caught a woman and two men at the ferry house. The woman was Miss Mullins. The men said they were John Crenan, No. 241 East 78th Street, and J. W. Feeley, No. 102 Ferry Street, Hoboken. The iceman said he found a revolver in the girl's waist and that one of the men had $12. They ail pleaded not guilty and were held in $5,000 724—Duddha Bookends, Pair $3.50 1h 'EASURED by time, Ovington’s is 70 old, Measured by .OVINGTON’S “The it Shop af Fifth Avense” 314 FifthAv., near 32d St. , _THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, OOTOBER 6, 1919, # GIYWILLSEL MORE U.S. BAGON F LEAN ENOUGH | Army Offers It at Seven Cents ' Less Than Day Planned to Charge. It all depends upon what kind of bacon it is that is offered to the city at 28 cents a pound to be sold to the | ‘onsumer for 28 cents, which is seven | ! cents a pound lower than Cominis-| sioner of Markets Day was prepared to turn out the bacon offered by Swift | & Co. That's what the Commissioner said this morning. The 1,000,000 pounds were contracted for by J. O'Connor, a Tammany leader, who was ready to fell it through the political clubs at 35 "] cents a pound, beginning this :norning. Then came the announcement from Col. J. M. Carson, Zone Surplus sup- ply Officer, that the army would turn over another million pounds at 23 cents @ pound. “I have communicated with Col Carson over the phone,” said Com- missioner Day this morning, “and he is unable to tell me what quality of bacon the army is now offering at the greatly reduced rate, If it is of the lean sort and up (o the standard the city will take wil of it thaf can be had. But if it is that fat stuff, some of which we have already had, we wouldn't touch it at 20 cents a pound, The people wouldn't buy it at any price. | “The city has nothing to do with Mr. O'Connor's contract. That is a private matter, but we have given for examination Thursday. Dosa [ors ware you say you have bought a Dunlap, you needn’t add that it is a hat. Dunlap means a hat just as a Rem- brandt means a painting, just as Bokhara means a rug, just as Madeira means wine. There are very few business names so completely identified in the public mind as Dunlap. And the reason is that Dun- lap has always meant just one thing — unusually high quality. (OC6. US PAF. OPrICE 181 Broadway 180 Fifth Ave., New York New York 22 South Michigan Ave., Chicago him assurance of all the help of which we are capable in getting cheap bacon to the public. I have received more than 100 letters from Political clubs, parish houses and others, offering aid in selling the army goods. We cannot use the ‘schools much longer for the reasons, that the schools are ovecrowded and, the city departments want back the | men they have loaned to the selling | movement.” | Commissioner Day said that he has been in touch with L. E, Steinfeld of the Board of Survey, Appraisal and Sale for the ‘Third Naval Dis- trict regarding the navy's offer to turn over $10,000,000 worth of food, most of which is canned goods, Tho bulk of the goods, the commissioner says, is stored in Brooklyn and if it can be had for the same prizes as from the army, the city will take | all it can get of it and sell it through | the political clubs. This means that | the sales through the clubs will last | indefinitely, George H. Salmon of the rolling| stores said to-day that he had ten trucks out and is making application | for licenses for 25 more, He reiter- ated that he would have between 75 @nd 100 trucks working before the end of the week. j The sales in the schools on Satur- day were only $33,000. The small amount is accounted for by the half- holiday, by the celebration of Yom Kipper and the fact that the sup- lies had narrowed down to very few varieties, OF TWO CONTINENTS Order by the gogen ‘rom your dealer for use at home EEJBurke Sole Agent G20W40 St New Tork Careful Buying Is Growing Fashionable $10 Men’s Shell Cordovan Shoes — deep chestnut brown shade — priced away under the market. $10.50 Women’s Brown’ Calfskin Boots — smart tapered last—made months ago and priced accordingly. Complete sizes and widths to start. 7th Ave. Subwey and 6th Ave. El. 1 Block from Store NOU D> 6 BELLANS (i \ Hot water per Sure Relief BELLANS LUDEN'S GIVE QUICK RELIEF: FOR THREAT TICKLE oe es ye fe Mahogany Table $22.50. Nail Scissors Cuticle Scissors Nail Files Nail Clippers . Embroidery Scissors Pocket Scissors... Sewing Scissors Telephone Orders will receive prompt and careful Telephone Greeley 1900 Please mention Telephone Order Desk. $22.50 Solid Mahogany Table Lamps, two lights, with the new closed top Empire shade, ruch- ing top and bottom. Complete, attention, 38th Street —FIFTH AVENUE— OCTOBER SALES “Economy Silk’’ 68c yard amps A highly lustrous fabric, made of silk and cotton, shown in a complete range of plain colors; 36 inches wide. wide. Bandage Scissors . Barber Scissors . Genco, cutter Fith Floor Second Floor Second Floor Ground Floor CJ | An October Sale Feature Good Linens ’ ° at October Sale Pricings Women’s Velveteen Skirts That are Exceptional Value Pure Linen Damask Table Cloths 2x2 yards 2x24 yards 2x3 yards $10.75 095° | RE" | BES Napkins to match, 22x22 inches....... dozen $9,75 When the vogue of the Velvet Skirt became an Trish Linen Damask assured fact, we made -especial efforts to meet the Full bleached, 70 inches wide........ raat yard $2.75 demand. First we secured the materials, soft, lustrous, finely textured Velveteens, in fashionable : Odd Table Cloths shades of— Pure Linen Damask (discontinued patterns). .$5.50 Brown, Navy, Taupe, Myrtle; also Black Huck Towels ‘ ‘Then we arranged for their making in the models illus- Pure Linen, hemstitched............. e..+-dozen $5.95 trated, possessing definite style smartness, introducing novel Turkish Bath Towels pockets, wide belts, button trimmed. As a result this timely Tnaludt h bleti ‘ offering of skirts adapted for Autumn wardrobes and equally NSIUSIOG: tHe Athlete weave; Edel 50, 75c, $1.00 appropriate for later wear with Fur Coats. > » $1. Practical, serviceable, particularly effective Skirts, that at this low price afford— , Hand-Embroidered Linens 5 Madeira Tea Napkins, pure linen........... dozen $7.50 One of the Season's Most Interesting Skirt Buying Opportunities. Madeira Luncheon Sets, pure line: ..each $5.95 Third Floor. Madeira Guests’ Towels. ..each $2.00 H.S. Linen Damask Tea Napkins 4 tl POE GOMER casicsass cheers ate) bis. RGeeiecse «. 84.50 Fine Cu tery B , At Interesting Prices ed Covering Ss | oes of That Will Soon Cost More Scissors, Knives and Razors, all steel articles in grades and qualities that ee et fe can be relied upon to give satisfactory service. . White Wool Mixed Blankets % 60x80 inches... pair, $7.50 | 7ox80 inches... pair, $10.00 , All Pure Wool Blankets Manicure Cases 6ox84 inches, | 72x84 inches, | 38% inches, . in a variety of styles par- $15.00 pair $17.50 pair $20.00 pair ticularly suitable for gifts; with French ivory or ‘i Fine Plaid Blankets pearl handles and fittings, 6ox80 inches. . pair, $10.50 | 78x86 inches.. pair, $15.00 $2.95 to $19.75 White Wool Finish Blankets tha Bat illwateated Bound-with ribbon; size 70x80 inches.........pair, $4.95 is priced $10.00. Novelty Figured Comfortables Floral centres with dotted silk mull borders... $6.00 Fine Nainsook Comfortables Wool filled, plain borders, figured centre ......... $9.75 Straight Razors Safety Razors Steel Pocket j of hollow ground steel, Gillette, Genco, Sex- ; Knives Pt Silk and Satin Comfortables Wi Ke toblade Auto Strop, With real stag, imi- Pure wool filling............ $21.00, $25.00 to $32.50 abe ‘ied Durham, Domino, tation and _ pearl Unusual. and Sheffield Gem, Ever-ready and handles, 2, 3 and 4 steel, Engstrom make, Mark Cross, blades, Baby’s Crib Blankets 5 rk , $1.50 to $4.00 25c to $50.00 $1.25 to $6.50 36x50 inches.pair, $3.50 | 42x60 inches.pair, $4.50 Second Floor Convex sales, 0 — ) scet| SQle of House Wares |.» or and Kitchen utensils and appliances that will give ex- portions handle, 6 cellent service for comparatively small expenditure may be ex- quarts, act. $1.95 $1.65 | ! be Bath Room . | , at! Stools, strong- Step - stool ty aede Waite 3 Lr | of hard wood, | enamelled, Coffee Mill, of Kitchen Chair, iron braced, | with rubber | ro glass, for wall, white enam- 24 inches] tipped legs, at } at areratrrensly $1.10 f elled, well high.. $1.35 $1.95 | ber covered hangers... .5! 7 u built.....@2.45 & pieaious Ash Vi i ») Cans of well made, 65 in. i iron, cor- high, white en- Ser/ rugated, amelled, with reinforced \ | | four brass hat ' top an H | and coat hooks, a er BOuaDh i " " By iP, Folding Ironing Table, | i Abeeseeee $1.95 Nickel-plated Tea Kettle, $3.25 ie stands rigid, folds easily; 434 | Clothes Bars, square frame; heavy gauge copper, 5 a7 iogh + $1.65 ' round edges, 4ft. high $1:25 QUAIEB ss cas dase eee 81.70 $3.50 feat lobes sacs oaee Seventh Floor, Lord & layvlor Store Hours: 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. Offer Wanted Merchandise at Advantageous Prices All Wool Tailor Serge $2.85 yard An unusual quality, in navy blue and black, being used ex- tensively in the development of new Autumn frocks; 45 inches Visit The Automobile Show given by the Motor Transport Corps, U. S. A., to be held in the Ninth Regiment Armory, 14th Street and 6th Avenue, October 16th, 17th and 18th. ADMISSION FREE. ROGRESS 39th Street Colored Wash Satins $ 1 .88 yard Fabrics that are now much in demand for Underwear, Blouses, The assortment of colors include the wanted shades, etc,