The evening world. Newspaper, November 26, 1919, Page 11

* Cancellation of Service Affects | allesed shortage of $20,000 in the 4 “Seen missing from his hom ‘THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, CARS SUSPENDED. "AMOR of the charge of being connected with paraded through the ¢! Broadway, thence ne on Institution's accounts when the com- 25,000 Long Island City — | ptaine against him was dismissed vy Passenger: aily. United States Commissioner Hitch- Net OE cock. ‘The motion to dismiss was made by Borough President Connolly of] assistant United States Attorney De ¥ Queens was notified to-day by the| Witt which {s taken as & complece SEEM RIGHT Public Service Commission that the| vindication of Mr. MacDonald’ New York and Queens Railway Com- | ection with the alleged si syed Officials of the bank never m to ask a person to come and see us when we pany had served notice that it would | i aiees against Mr, MacDonal ‘ eb Hot renew its contract to run care wes aga » MacDo couldn’t entertain him properly. 4 qeross the ‘Queensborough Bridge | VO’ MAKe Be Comment on hi . r on Nov. . 4 H 7 ss ” from Long Island City to Second Aves | "RO Now: tt tat one of Supe So we didn’t advertise last week. nue and 5th Street, Manhattan, Dec. |tice made the investigation of the 15, and that such service would be| supposed shortage, and it was upon Truth to tell, we had so large a demand ety their information that Prosecutor hemptbertb bes a, .| De Witt caused MacDonald's arrest, hange will affect at least 25.- | it would seem the information sub- Island City passengers who | mitted was not founded on fact, and hattan by that route) hy the contingent publicity which fol- i lowed the good character of Mr. Mac- ervice Corporation @s-| Donald has been most unjustly in- first time in its noted jured. ) ly that the New York and Queens Company obtained the right to run cars to the Corona ter- | of the o ed in order to ace custom its patrons to getting to New ‘York by a route other than that of the surface cars over the bridge, According to officials of the New York paid And our prices still remain wonderfully the wu { the bridge since October, 1909, exclusive of the costs of main- tenance, and not continue the every garment. service until has been a read- justment of Bi nh Victor Richter—Ge Home! Victor Richter, aged 14 y Smart Avenue, Flushing, sin ‘The doy in 4 feet ¢ ine Fourth appeal to cc nksgiving to brighte PARADE OF AMBULANCES, IS FULLY EXONERATED| “eee ie acest” Sampase Ambulances from forty-six hospitals 110th Street and+ Central Park West along the west side of the IT DIDN’T that our clothing stock was depleted. We are all right now, with lots of suits and overcoats, beautiful merchandise fresh from our factory. low. You will find overcoats at from $30 to $60. Ulsters, semi-ulsters, form-fitting belted coats and conservative models. Browning King make and style is seen in BROWNING KING & COMPANY 16 Cooper Square — at 5th Street and through Lafayette Street to the os City Hall and Wall Street, advertising the Untted Hospital Fund campaign to raise a million dollars for free work of privately sustained hospitals through- out the el ‘The hospitals all retained ambulances te meet emergency calls and telephone ona Ww in ented Im Pro- ity to-day from case one oF e needed for an yw Avenue cars stop at the door handkerchiefs if you go flower-gay in frocks, in blouses, very handkerchiefs must be tricked out in lovely greens and yellows. Only now you can have them! You can wash ” You just wash ther with the wonderful new colored flakes— Twink,” And they're not only laundered as perfectly as though you did them with Lux—but they'te daringly, bewitehingly gay! Every one of the Twink colors was selected with the help of Your druggist, department stores id cold oa Cae, eee Seen es won't injure anything pure water alone won't harm. AS WONDERFUL FOR GIVING COLORS AS LUX IS FOR PRESERVING THEM Made by the makers of Lux Copprighted 1919, by Lever Bros. Co, They flash with color— veils, stockings, scarfs and fon Fashion is so arrogant! It’s not enough for her wear. Your collars, too, veils, waistcoats, Spats, your But you just can’t find these joyful things in the shops— they're sorry—they keep “hoping to have them in soon.” : H kerchiefs, veils and collars every color in the rainbow. a Wash your spats and collars any color you like! bridge, Mass. (Makers of Lux). the b R authartine on the cola of colony of women! "s clothes. In these smartest of colors \ lors come out fmt it streak Fl if Dark Green papell er yad Aye You can wash your Twinked pat oe ale Ge oe blouse or collar several times with Lux before you need Twink Coral Baby Blue Lavender Taupe it again. Peach Amazingly easy and quick Old Rose Turquoise Light Green Brown f Than insta the flakes have dsoled into «gay hot lather. HOW TO USE TWINK in go your veils, collars, spats—or your blouse or eset For Flesh, Pink, Peach, Old Rose, Yellow and Lavender: work them about a few minutes, then squeeze’ the suds throvgh Yous saalin gy Ustek ob tne as port banda al Cree aaa wash the garments just as with Luz, only rinsing in cold water, row of new For the uber eters You use salt, and boiling bg acuogis “And tibbos the sun has faded, wockings that are td ¢ im the beling hat Teiak ouda for garment Twink ouds too pale, all are Twinked bick co theis Sree brightness ih ald unl se peda gclenefd it hands to 5 the suds All the stores have it (eee Fe ee rene cease a call veteten tee aes Get eink ee inet of us oi lw runs clear, follow the sence dewetigns thet padiagn Twink rhs senna sa Wen ono pire ta the diseiens tate come with the Twink package. even under- - reds, blues, 7 your hand- the 5 and 10 cent stores, and all the have Twink. Lever Bros, Co., Cam: 1919." a ented JOHN WANAMAKER Broadwey at Ninth, seh York "This store will be closed all day Thursday, Thanksgiving Day Day A Tr Tremendously Interesting Sale of Furs Friday | Children’s Shoes Sale of odd sizes Sizes 11 to 2, widths A to D Hey $6 to $8.50 grades...... pair Sizes 214 to 7, widths AA to } $6.25 . D; $7.50 to $9.50 grades. pair irs all yt buttoned shoes in white buckskin; laced shoes in patent leather with kidskin topm tan caltskin, Faull black calfskin, and tan grain leather. Not all sizes in each style, but all sizes—11 to 7—in the lot. Girls’ best-known trade-marked felt slippers—tless than wholesale 1,185 pairs, $2.26 pair. 908 pairs, $1.85 pair. At $2.25—sizes 216 to 410, in wine, brown, oxford, fawn, light blue, dark blue, pink. At $1.85—sizes 214 to 344, in red, brown, oxford, chinchilla, dark blue. First floor, Old Building Boston Bags, $4.75 $6.50 and $7 grades. 140 in two sizes—1l4 in. and 15in. Real cow- hide, black or brown, lined with striped cloth. A very good looking, handy, serviceable bag suitable for any general purpose; particularly suitable for doctors, nurses, lawyers, students and shoppers. Light Luggage Shop, Fourth Gallery, New Bidg. Further Reduced Women’s unusually Fine Coats Several groups that were hight paced in ere | $6950 The coats are correctly smart and becom- ing modes, made of beautiful material— English suedine, beautifully soft and warm, of evora cloth, velours and bolivia cloth. In | soft dark green, beaver shades, dark brown and midnight blue. About half are equipped with collars of seal-dyed cones door seal (dyed muskrat), mole and natural squirrel. 75 coats in all. Second floor, Old Bldg. For Boys 300 Wana- Mackinaws $16.50 grade—$12.75 Friday These are the fine all-wool mackinaws that pleased us so much that we adopted them. In all the years we have bought and sold mackinaws, we have not seen any mack- inaw cloth to beat this, in rich dark brown, green maroon, and gray mixed and plaid effects. Warm as toast, with shawl pockets ‘and belt all around. » Hriday, at $12.75, Stes? to 18 years. Second floor, Old Building ow . 600 boys can have new Ties Silk ones, too, at 50c Silk four-in-hands — in all sorts of good patterns and col . Wish we had more than 600—but 50c each is too low to permit of a big quantity. —And 600 good Shirts, $1.50 Several kinds here; madras shirts, percale shirts, soft- cuff shirts, rea, tilt cuff shirts, and shirts with collars at- tached. Many a boy on. your Christmas list will be better served with a practical, wearable gift. Burlington Arcade floor, New Building Help save a life! Buy and use Red Cross Christmas seals Store Hours—9 to 5.30 For present wear or Christmas gifts $25,000 worth---at a third Off This sale includes both coats and small furs, cut on the smartest lines and made of the most favored furs of the season. Somme of the Coats mera coats (smart for trotteur |} ), at $100, jot coats (dyed bag nutria | }0 inches lon; Seal (dyed cone: dyed, 32 fnebes lon; PY ame raccoon coats, $830 and pie rd coats, with Hudson seal }} Cr Pmuskrat) collar and cuffs; |] Taupe nutria coats, long, $275. Taupe dyed squirrel, $335. air aed nate ja, with natural } squirrel 4 jar and cuffs, 36 inches lon, Vices | nutria, with skunk collar and cuffs, 44 inches long, $386. Mole coats, 30 boeken long, $275. Lf iga seal ‘ed muskrat) bat le coats at sai to $860. are individual coats—just one aor a kind. 32 inches Scarfs Muffs Taupe and brown wolf at $25, $30, $40 Beaver, $38. Skunk, $40. and $45, Li 20 Natural raccoon, $15, $26 and $30. 1d 8q) Taupe fox, $25, $45 and $58, Seal dyed coney, $16. Close-fitting neckpieces Re ig Stone marten, $46 ee $55. Natural squirrel, $15. Australian opossum, $ Two-skin kolinsky, 40 if $60. Fox Set Taupe, brown and black dyed fox sets, $50. Second floor, Old Building 100 Frocks for Miss 14 to 20 $29.75—originally $35 to $49.75 An Advantageous clearaway for girls home from boarding schools:and colleges Sizes are incomplete, but whether a ‘girl requires size 14, 20, or any of the in-between sizes, she is sure to find pleasing selection. All of the frocks are from our own carefully selected Salon collection. An important feature! Frocks of Navy blue serge and tricotine in smart tail- ored models—some with the always youthful chemise silhouette, others with the Russian blouse, and some with the natural waistline. Our artist has sketched a tricotine frock with ‘inset panel of black satin, beautifully embs which gives the effect of a gilet, Some of the drenses are effectively braided. Also Tailored Frocks of fine wool jersey in soft shades of tan, brown and blue. One model 4 embroidered in quite a unique way; another is severely tailored. 45 Bearer Coats at $49.75 “glver \d plain wool velours, Sew of Yala ma cloth, in the best colors of the season; henna, reindeer, Pekin blue and brown. Some of the coats have fur collars. One model is illustrated, Evening Frocks, $39.75, $49.75 Charming frocks of fine and lacy black nets over black satin at $39.75. A stunning silhouette is intro~ duced in oe model at $39.75, Raabay ‘ocks of Black lace and tulle over et in the model illustrated. A delicate bit of flesh in the underbodies. Christmas Outposts First floor, Old Build- ing Books, cards and calen- dars, periumery, leather goods, handkerchiefs, wom- en's neckwear, hosiery and slippers. Main floor, New Build- ing Toilet articles and leather i roeh 's hosiery, gloves ee Turniahi ings — fronting Serge “Regulation” Frocks, $10.00 were $19.75 and $25 32 frocks of men’s wear saat Tench serge-—-navy blue, trimmed with white, red or black braid; embroidered em- blems. Sizes 14 to 20 in- cluded. Second floor, Old Bidg. Second floor, Old Building That are amiele} \$4 in variety at. l. 50 Variety in men's clothing is something of a problem this season. Good intentions count for little. So—when we say an ample variety at $41.60 you can count on satis- the Burlington Arcade. Down: Stairs Store In the Old Building at Broadway~-~gloves, infants faction. wear, imitation ivory articles, This means children's dresses and rain- father and coats, and handkerchiefs, son—BOTH., In the New Building handkerchiefs and gloves. The Broadway Store for Men But the whole store is now in Christmas readiness—both buildings Christmas isin the Air! emphasizes the lower-price feature; Suits, $33. 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