The evening world. Newspaper, October 31, 1919, Page 13

/ ' ' THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, OOTOBER 31, 1919, __ WIFE CHARGES BIGAMY, Tombs Court on a charge of suspl-|T@s8° was arrested cartier In the day| marriage on learning that he was un-|@tve Dinner in Honor of Heroes of J n of bigamy. The complainant in the office of Assistant District At-|faithful to her. She asserts he told the War. cl * torney Edwin P. Kilroe. by 6 was marri A Ginner in honor of the men of the CAUSES BROKER'S ARREST | "22 Hetene Montrose st. Marte, who Thivtigh Mr. iilroe the complatne|in Granta: tet chee bis dent ate Aner | Jon Wanamaker Store who served in tH claims to be his second wife, and who|ant told newspaper men she met Bou-|She learned only recently of his living| ‘" toon F5 pst eek eam. ie. mn "e is known on the moving picttire soreen|'®8%¢ in 1914 while they were eeing| wife, she sald. The heartng has been| {ty, bl from Paris during the German drive, |set for Nov. 17. named in tribute to a Movie Actress Says She Fir St Met]as Helene Montrose. ceased fon of d . . which, it was feared, would reach that ————— ° Bourasse When They Were Flee. In her affidavit the complainant al-|city. He told her, she said, he was NOT IMPRESSED. fholuded Gov, Smith Major tice. ‘Joan ing From Paris in 1914. leges Bourasse married her on Feb./agent for a Frenoh banking house. (From the Philadelphia Butietin,) F. 0" bot a2 Gen. Robert Alexafh- F 17, 1915, at Brooklyn Borough Hall,| They were married some time after) wewept by saline breesee and washed | Oconee br iaw eects Buty: Capt. Napoleon Arthur Bourasse, forty-| 2) t *|they had renewed their acquaintance) Brokaw Compton and Dudley bs while he had a wife living. Bhe/on this side of the Atlantic, by the waves of the sea. That's our| Field Malona Gen. Alexander urged ‘wo, @ broker, Iiving at No. 161 Mad-| charges he married May Cohen on| She allogos she lived with Bonrasse| town.” eg a Bi CH ‘gon Avenue, was held in $5,000 baill july 6, 1910, in the Church of the Holy|n several New York City hotels and! “Any other street cleaning facitttiesr | {front {8 politics as individuals, but © organization be non- Partisan. yesterday by Magistrate Simpson in Innocents in West 37th Street. . Bou left him about six months after their inquired the old grouch, dames MeCreery & Co. 5th Avenue 35th Street ; ‘ Second Floor And now for ' A Monster Saturday In the fastest growing Men’s Store in New York © While every store in New York is trying to “get around” high prices we actually get under them. We’re building here the largest Men’s business in the city. Nothing less will satisfy us. We’re selling our clothing so dice to cost that the two often rub against one another. If our profits have been a third of what they normally should be, there is this compensation, we have sold three times the volume we otherwise would have. To-day the highest grade clothes-makers in New York dance attendance upon us. They want to serve us. They know thatif we are not already the eed. gd retailers of fine Men’s clothes we’re so close to it that there’s no fun about it! In a word, we’re paring our profits close. We're selling beautiful clothing. And we're out-striding every store in New York in point of growth. Remember, for Saturday only! . 274 | We Individually Oxford Tailored Chesterfield Suits ‘Overcoats By ‘individually tailored’’ we mean that they A dress coat in every sense, or, as the fashion have not been turned out in thousand lots by journals would say, a gentleman’s coat The machine processes. The fabrics have been . are alightly tomnctracitenudh + Eney taken from our reserve stocks and the suits h Bey. 85 ey are lined have not been out of ‘‘the tailor’s’’ hands more throughout with a heavy rich satin; they have than a fortnight. Such garments cannot be velvet collars and are styled With a peak lapel obtained in New York to-day for the same to give the proper touch to their conservative price we’ve put on them. - address. $435° $5500 Regularly $55 Regularly $65 McCreery’s All-Leather Shoes | For Men | $10 =$12:75 $1550 and $18.80 INCLUDES WAR TAX It doesn’t include the profit that stores ordinarily place on shoes of this character. They areall-leather—not leather and excuses! They are the products of the best benches in the country. And as long as we lend our name to our shoes. no other kind will ever get into our store. IN THE MEN’S STORE SECOND FLOOR USE THE 5TH AVENUE ARCADE STORE OPEN SATURDAY 9 A. M. TO 5 P. M. AEARN West of itth Avenue Stylwear Clothes For Men One of the best things about Stylwear is, it is so comprehen- sive. A man does not need to come into our men’s shop and buy a suit or an overcoat that pleases him and then wonder if he can buy shirts, etc., of the same degree of excellence in some other make. Stylwear includes all his clothing necessities, even to his ties. All are at the same high level of taste and worth, and all at the same low level of moderate pricing, That is just one more of the many reasons men are turning more and more to Stylwear. Fine Suits Fine For Young Men and Men Overcoats a eT dDUbie bcanted EY IBE i Double-breasted Ulsterette models in colors, striped find heather mixtures of the | smart new style. variations in light and season's best colorings. Regular and stout | dark mixtures—all sizes. sizes. Our regular $37.50 to $39.75 Our regular $35.00 & $37.50 34.75 32.50 Saturday Specials i in the Men’s Hat Sections Fine Quality Felt Hats—best | Men's Derby Hats—variety of | 500 Men's Caps—unusual va styles in new browns, grays | shapes, well made, good deep | riety of colore—well made— Bed prelasreisacoeesss BOG. |’ tpetalcvceeetrs :fse@lOWs | Qoiperanal ibreydeey eee Saturday Specials in Shoe Section Special Saturday Offering The Men’s Shoe Shop Men’s Tenderfoot Shoes besides being the “Home of ‘Tenderfoot 6. 95 Shoes” also offers a vihed ete selection of ° Men's Leather and Felt House Slippers. Value $8.50 Unusual Opportunity in calf, black calf or black kidskin, Good- welled soles, various style toe shapes, Men’s Tan Cordovan Shoes iding the English last and broad toe, | Wing tipped, laced models—a few sizes hlucher or straight laced effects—sizes 6 to missing in the lot— 9 70 11—B to BE widths. our regular’ $12.50...........46 . See other pages for Our four column adv. and Special Advts. of Misses’ Coats and Boys’ and Girls’ Shoes. e - * a Ralston is easy to COOR 11 this Recipe: Han i Robinson Crusoe Pudding 1 Delicious Ralston porridge can be prepared YA cups cooked Ratton in a few minutes—in a single boiler or gan double boiler, Much less sugar required. beg ped ote N f ear to Ralston while hot amb thr | {figs and nutet Ralston makes real young Americans — chopper and dt eisrosn, ek clear-eyed; active and healthy. Ralston is all pa on whipped oF with lemon sauce wheat— gives just the nourishment growing bodies demand. How children /ove the wheat flavor. Grown- ups do, too. Helps regulate the digestion. Try it to-day. At your grocer’s—in check- erboard packages only. Mother Goose Recipe Book Send "the ‘top of a Ralston box for Mother Goose Recipe Book, illustrated by C. M. Burd—in eight celors. Ralston Purina Co., St. Louis, Mo, _ Reprsented by George A, Mendes & Company 1.2 Hudson Street New York City