The evening world. Newspaper, February 4, 1920, Page 7

WDED S. I. TRAIN 1 ae 1 i olbe Driver Injured and Passen- | gers Shaken Up by Accident at Atlantic Avenue. jassengers on a crowded train run- from Tottenville to St. George, ten Island, this morning got a severe) Ing up when the train crashed into; six ton auto truck at the Atlantic Avenue crossing. # Louls Leimonds, No, 376 Hageman Avenue, Brooklyn, driver of the truck, was unable to stop to let the train pass! because of ive on the approach, , The} truck @as hurled. twenty feet and/ through the window of the former bar-| room ef the Atiantic Hotel. John Bolan, Proprietor of the hotel, was showered ployed By A. L. Kretz & Son, No. 145 Hayward Street, was thrown from the truck. His shoul- der was fractured and he was bruised. None of oe, Pinarene ud the train were reported injured. There are no| gates at the cro: | TIE-UPS ON B. R. T. DELAYS THOUSANDS Elevated and Surface Cars Stopped al Many Places by Ice-Covered Rails, Brooklyn people were late at their Manhattan offices to-day owing to the crippled service on the B. R. T. ele- vated and surface lines. / Bleet covered the rails with ice and trains and cars were stalled at many jaces, some of them running fifty min- Besse "iehid thelr, ‘achedtien,” “ahte tromble started at 2 A. M. and the com- panies sent out extra trains in an ef- tort to keep the rails clear, Ice on trol- i ires also caused some trouble. In Manhattan conditions ‘were much bet= ter. local Weather Bureau said New York was on the edge of the storm and predicted a continuation of snow or sleet, with a change to colder to-night. But no -extremely low’ temperature. is predicted. ILLINOIS Built expressly For New York Trade Speck ication : 19 JEWELS ji Miter feeboppion qualities nd tants Promises of mai points. whose 6 wl fs ASTLE, OPENDAI NFIDENTIAL LEE GLE (Carte SAT goRy 1374 Broadway 2 DOORS ABOVE S7USt. A STORE-NOT AN OFFICE _ Read the age ne } ie ce. t sy hipeback/ © = f Istelleow this ©: wasy..~ selectett for ip derfat } flavor fromé coffees of the wo; we private use of satest coffee merchax_ TWO HURT IN AUTO WRECK. SHES INTO TRUCK Omr Skids on ter Street and Strikes b2y Andrew .Pole in Brookiyn. Skidding on the slippery street, an UARY 4, 1920.” Mystle Avenue, Brooklyn, at 4 A, M. ro Dominic Maganelli, Guttenberg, N. J. ‘ascarvi, were thrown out and se- ‘West New York, be named for his Washington Avenue, Bronx, obtained a Supreme Court order to-day directing ver husband, Joseph L. Bennett, to ap- pear before Justice Platzek to-morrow to show cause why a receiver should not New York er a bank pccount. ‘The order automobile wreckbd itself against a pole| Husband Sammoned'te Court. |804, bank, Account, Mhe OO nin wife at Flatbush Avenue Extension and Mrs, Sadie 1, Bennett, No, 1422 allmony pending her divorce sult, +4 Fased B. Altman & Cn. MADISON AVENUE = FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK Thirty-fourth Street e ‘ Feminine Fashions in SPRING -HOSIERY Distinctive footwear is as necessary: to the smart American as the air she breathes; and the new hosiery now displayed in the Department on the First Floor is nothing if not distinctive. Among the more striking novelties—some of which have recently been imported, while others are the products of American manufactories—are “Jacquard-stripe silk hosiery in unusual combinations— taupe striped with black, rose or blue striped with white, and others equally chic. Other innovations include silk hose introducing a slender openwork stripe; silk mesh hosiery; silk hosiery with inserted instep of hand- wrought lace in diverse new effects; silk hosievyy with openwork instep bordered with contrasting embroidery; and hand-embroidered silk hosiery in mumberless varia- tions—all of them uncommon and all of them attractive. In hosiery for the sportswoman there are many smart originations. Sports hose of silk im vivid colors will appeal to many; others will prefer—especially for imme- diate wear—the delightfully soft and warm golf hose from Scotland, in charming heather tones. Many fashionable women and jeunes filles are now adopting this hosiery for town wear in combination with English-style oxfords—the very smartest thing in feminine footwear for out-of-doors. Thirty-fifth Street experience. prices. $196.00. covered and wing $280.25. and backs $=. CONFIDENTIAL CREDIT Bs AS A fullline of wearing): te spare! for men " women and children ‘OUTOE TOWN RESIDENTS WILFIND THIS STONE ‘AND OUR CREDIT PLAN ACONVENIENCE aa) 131 west 125"sTREET BETWLER, 1CMOX u SEVENTH AVES. one (VEMNGS =e 7 ras! a Ui vides a’place for every article of your wardrobe, so that it can be easily found, taken out and put back again with a minimum amount of trouble and confusion. The interior of this trunk is cleverly arranged with ten combination hangers and strapless retainers, shoe and laundry bags and five roomy drawers. ‘The bottom drawers are convertible for the care of hats. The top drawer is provided Size 41x22x22 in. Before starting on that trip look with a secure lock and key. A Trunk of Convenience A TRUNK that makes traveling con- venient as well as enjoyable is a worthwhile asset for any contemplated trip. the trip to the Southland because of lug- gage that makes traveling boresome. And that is just what this over our complete line of luggage—it pays—lowest in the city prices. MqYS—Hirtn Moor, Rear ’ He HERALD SQUARE STORE HOURS 9.30 to 6.09 Inc. NEW YORK There are many people who dread “QPENTOP” Wardrobe Trunk in advance in assembling large stocks. of all, ALL this furniture is at lowest-in-the-city merchandise so long as. quantities last Store Hours 9:30 to 6 Economies in Living Room Furniture In Our Great Mid-Winter Sale _ WHILE others are talking of “conditions” and the great shortage of furniture, our show rooms do not, show this shortage. greatest showing of furniture during our 62 years many months And, best In fact, it is As usual, we prepared A 3-piece living room suite, mahogany finished frames. Seats covered with tapestry, Settee, arm chair and wing chair, as illustrated, A 3-piece living room suite, all upholstered; consisting of davenport, -arm chair and wing chair; loose cushion seats covered with assorted tapestries. Special price, $262.00. All upholstered davenport; loose cushion seats, with broad, up- holstered arms; davenport, 87 in. long, $143.00. Arm chair to match, $75.25. A 3-piece all-upholstered living room suite; loose cushion seats, on seat cushions, inside back and arms with tapestry; piped with velour on gutside arms and backs sofa, arm chair $441.00. chair. Living room suite of 3 pieces, all upholstered; consisting of daven- port, arm chair and rocker, covered in tapestry. Spring edge fronts on seats. $292.00. A 3-piece living room suite; ‘eibhowniiy finished frames; cane backs and under arms; seats upholstered in tapestry. Settee, wing chair and rocker; 2 round pillows and bolster on settee. All-upholstered living room suite of 3 pieces; Louis XV. motif. Loose cushioned seats, upholstered in figured blue velour. Back of davenport covered in plain velour. Sofa, arm chair and wing chair. $681.00. A 3-piece library suite, Colonial design; consisting of sofa, arm chair and rocker; mahogany finish alligator leather on seats, inside arms and backs; outside arms in imitation leather. $241.00. — = Play the P during music frames, covered with brown layer Piano the All-upholstered e 1 seats hi sofa, arm and backs: A 3-piece yirtd William and Mary design davenport; pillow shaped arms, spring edge fronts lsomely ma: soft and pliable, on loose cushions, inside backs Outside backs and arms imitation leather, $213.00. Daven- port, 82 in. long. Arm chair, to match, $132.00. ite, mahogany finished frames; consisting %f , nd rocker; brown leather on seats, inside arms backs, imitation leather. $168.00. iece pMrlor suite with cane panél backs; mahogany finished frames; seats covered with black and outside arms and de; covered with genuine blue leather, and arms. gold damask. Sofa, arm chair and rocker. $148.00. cane $841.00. Rewe—vixth Floor, week Good popular music in these 1,000 PLAYER Regularly 72¢ ROLLS Our player piano roll department is one of the many features of our up-to-date music department. In fact, during the cele- bration of Music Week we hope music lovers will come to regard our Music Department as an Institution where every- thing that can be classed musical may be found, In our player roll department can be special hits: Price 89c each. Dardanella, ‘The Vamp, You'd Be Surprised, Yellow Dog Blues, While — Knows and Nobody Cares, a While, When You're a And hundreds of wz Castles in the Air, Nobody Others Are Buildi 5 I Might Be Your Once in On Miami Shore: Million Miles From Nowhere, My Baby's Arms, other popular ‘‘hits.”” To put music in _ your home during music week we are continuing the sale of RustéHa Model D (illustrated) Watys usual price $89.50 CASH, and hundreds have been sold at this price. MUSIC WEEK PRICE $74.50 CASH After Saturday, February 7th, Model D its former price, $89.50. Gaqe-—Music Dept., Fourth Floor, 34th Street Rear, found the following “Ru-stella” will resume Louis XV. design living room suite; mahogany’ finished frames; backs and under arms; covered with good grade of velour. Sofa, arm and wing chair, with four pillows and bolster. the word that has come to be recognized as a symbol for Cina superi- ority, Corsets Sold un- der this name are: ex- ceptional, not only in quality of material and fineness of workman- ship, but they are care- fully conceived designs. Each type of figure has a corresponding type of corset, and “Marchion- ess” corsets are made in models for the slight, medium and heavy fig- ures. A “Slenda-line” corset that was designed for the long-waisted heavy fig- ure is fashioned of pink coutil with double rein- forcement over the ab- domen and elastic in- serts over thighs, Grad- uated front clasp. Sizes 24 to 36. $4.89 " Beye—Third Floor, 35th Ste Our Special Section for Brassieres Bandeaux in many materi- including cotton cotton tricot, all- ce, figured silk ba 1k brocade, all satin, lace With satin tiste, allover foundations, range in price 4c, 79¢, 94e, $1.19, $1.44, $1.89. Sizes 34 to 46, Regulation brassieres for the hea’ and well-developed figures, in batistt with cot- ton Cluny lace trimming, ba- tiste with embroidery, satin with cottoh Cluny trimming i back and front. t $1.44, $1.59, $2.44, 52, nsive showing of in the regular 36 to 46—priced at 69c to $2.79.