The evening world. Newspaper, February 19, 1920, Page 17

SSUES Rs A REY ae AC WIMP CATON MTC ORT st. y tat . * ’ SP Then found an olf farmer who owned « Wolves Invade Dateth. Tad fy night did trappers, and: sor | aes ' PHONE COMPANIE:! team of oxen. With these he made the! DULUTH, Feb, 19.--For x week [Persone “lying out” for the wolves suc. trip through drifts four. and five feet 4 1° eed in killing one, wounding another EARNINGS GROW |actp witch often had tobe shovelied | Wolf pack has invaded nightly the| and trapping “a third of the pack pl en route, and saved the woman’ western end of Duluth, and not pnti| twelve. | Yoterstate Com: erce Comunission Report Shows Large Net Oper- ating Revenue for November. | WASHINGTON, Ts. 19.—Telephone sompanies earned more last November ttn during the same month the year) before, according to figures made pub-! Ihe to-day by the Interstate Commerce Commission, Net operating revenue | for sixty-four companies in November = $8,950,424, an increase of $939,308 et operating expenses in No- caer, 1918. Gross revenues for November totalled | $36,576,181, an increase of $6,821,033 over the preceding November. ing expenses aggregated oayeeres with $21,744,020 in oe _ NOCIDENT EXPOSES WHISKEY Policeman Accuses Man and Woman With Attempted Bribery. @amue! Levine and Esther Kantro- wit, of Bridgeport, Conn., are being hel in Greenwich, Conn., on a charge of trying to bribe Policeman Jack Seully, following an automobile accident fm ‘which it 1s alleged fifteen bottles of whiskey and thirty-five gallons of other i were found in gasolene cans in BROOKLYN= OPPENHEIM, CLLINS & Cc FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN On Special Sale Friday Vool Jersey Dresses For Women and Misses Several attractive models, embroid- ered in silk or braid, in self and contrasting colors. Verv comfort- able and satisfactory dresses for general utility wear, now and later. car. rding to the police, the two said bought the liquors from a Mount Vernon butcher. soca callainpaets BATTLES ICE, SAVES LIFE. | Values to 29.75 POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y., Feb. 19.— When Dr. J. E. Vigeant of Red Hook was called to dttend a very sick pa- tient, several miles in the country, he replied he could not come as the roads high with drifts. jut you must come,” said the wom- ans bueband, “Milton” Denneriy; “my wife is dyt ‘The decide, leaving his car in his| gara; useless, borrowed a cutter | my ve re to Clermont. Here he was told ore Would not be able to get the gutter through the drifts. “The doctor Sale Price 4810-4812 FIFTH AVE. Bet. 48th and 49th Sts. Brooklyn 1329-1331 BROADWAY Near Gates Avenue Brooklyn FULTON STREET Cor. of BRIDGE STREET at Hoyt St. Subway Station, Brooklyn Absolute Clearance of FURS Time for Splendid Investments Mee GREAT ANNUAL FUR CLEARANCE IS HELPING HUNDREDS OF WOMEN, DAILY, TO BEAT THE RISING COST OF FURS. MANY ARE LAY- ING IN SUPPLIES FOR YEARS TO COME, WHILE OTHERS ARE BUYING THEM AS A FORM OF GOOD INVESTMENT. MARTIN’S FURS ANSWER EVERY PURPOSE. THEY COMBINE EVERY KNOWN GOOD QUALITY AND AT THE PRESENT SALE PRICES ARE CERTAINLY A STRONG INCENTIVE TO BUY NOW. TO THOSE WHO DESIRE TO PURCHASE NOW ONE OF THESE REMARKABLE VALUES, WE WILL STORE SAME IN OUR SAFE COLD FUR STORAGE VAULTS “FREE OF CHARGE,” AND FURTHER ARRANGEMENTS CAN BE MADE FOR THE PAY- MENTS ON SAME DURING MAY, JUNE, JULY AND AUGUST. Your Big Fur Opportunity Is NOW Fur Coats Fox Sets Greatly Reduced 185.00SEALINE 94-50 Greatly Reduced COATS, 30-in. model. 37.50 FOX SCARF 179.50 NEAR SEAL 4 555.00 45.00 FOX SCARF... COATS, 36-in. model. 59.50 FOX SCARF 185.00MARMOT 1 65.00 72.50 FOX SCARF COATS, 36-in. model. 47.50 FOX MUFF. 225.00 NATURAL 55.00 FOX MUFF. 69.50 FOX MUFF. MUSKRAT COAT, 50 36-in. model........- 179 * 235.00 NEAR SEAL i COATS, Squirrel col- 189: ill] lar and cuffs........- G tl R d d 245.00 NUTRIA 00 COAT, 30-in. model. 195° reatly hKheauce 4 295.00 HUDSON 37.50 SKUNK | ; SCARE. 0.4.5; . 29,75 jiu SEAL COAT, 30-in. 990.00 57.50 SKUNK Hi PCG EAS BOARE cca) 45.00 | 325.00 JAP MINK 245 79.50 SKUNK | Soars an mete SCARR Sl 65.00 iH soe & 37.50 SKUNK i MOLE COATS, 30- 350° MUER co cicceiabisien 29.75 mat in, model. 57.50 SKUNK ti DUPE) ceiayiaa dese. 45.00 Capes-Stoles Greatly Reduced 55.00 FRENCH SEAL AND SQUIRREL CARES iiss, . 87,50 75.00 HUDSON GEALGTOLE,......5+ 195.00 SKUNK STOLE 297.50 SKUNK 345.00 HUDSON SEAL COAT, 30-i | models... a een SQUIR: ? ea model......... 350” 495.00 HUDSON SEAL COAT, 36-in. 395.0 450” model. . SS = ee es EO 575.00 HUDSON SEAL COAT, 45-in. model 650.00 HUDSON SEAL COAT, 48-in. model $75.00 HUDSON CARES rcceecks il SEAL WRAP, 48-in. 695: 00 350.00 MINK Nil model. . CAPE satin Store Hours 9 to 5:30 P.M. “Economy Friday” Savings To keep a pair of shoes looking Editorial well, one should take them to a cobbler at least every month and have him put new top lifts on the heels. Straight, even heels, look well, and, sags THEY’RE BET- TER FOR ONE’S HEALTH. It’s the same with a store. EVERY MERCHANT IS THE COBBLER OF HIS OWN DESTINY. He can let his business HAG ink GU es a NENT EREES Te me straight and even as a NEW HEEL. It's a good deal easier, however, to let a business run down at the heel, because it is hard work and lots of it to keep a straight pair of business heels. “We are continually watching our LS, We're adding NEW TOP LIFTS and we're constantly alert to see that no detail of our store service becomes RUN R AT THE HEEL. It's pleasant to trade at a store where things are always STRAIGHT AT THE HEEL— it’s profitable, too. 500 Pairs Wool Finish Blankets at Less Than Today’s Mill Cost v, Telephone AY Main 6600 Navy Blue Serge Dresses, $14.50 In an event that emphasizes style rh economy we have . assembled for Friday ten of the prettiest spring styles in navy blue serge at $14.50, Many of them on long straight lines with a penchant for embroidery and careless tie belts. Others are nicely tailored and braid trimmeg after the manner of much more expensive dresses. Styles for young matrons and women of mature years in sizes 16 to 44. Wool Jersey Frocks, $14.50—are also included in this event—in several well-liked models. Namm’'s—Second Floor 3.39 Through a fortunate purchase from a leading mill of season-end surplus, the price is less than is being quoted for delivery next Fall. This is the time to consider future needs carefully—and buy accordingly. The blankets are in white, with pink or blue borders, weigh 814 pounds, and are size 64x76 inches. Closely, woven to withstand hard usage. 39c Outing Flannel 29c A fine heavy grade, suitable underwear, nightrobes and chil- dren’s garments. Pink or blue shades and striped, Cut from the full piece, at 29. yard. ing, woven threads, Mercerized Table Damask 88c Yd. The values are evident when we state that some of this damask is worth $1.29 a yard wholesale. It is the best grade American manufac- ture—the kind that does not lint— made with a finely mercerized per- manent finish—to retain its luster after repeated tubbings. Assortment of 58, 64 and 72 inch widths, in a wide variety of patterns. Fur Scarfs, $19.95 If you would be fashionable wear one of these smart animal scarfs with your new Spring suit. Choose between dyed skunk and Manchurian wolf in open animal style with head and tails. Also $19.95, are French Coney Capes in black or kit color, French Seal (dyed Coney) Coats, $150 With shawl collar and cuffs of natural squirrel. Taupe Marmot Coats, $96.50 Kit Coney Coatees, $49.50 Namm’s—Second Floor New Blouses, $1.94 It is not cften you can find such a bargain in fresh cotton models for early Spring. The lace trim- med voile, waist sketched is one of them—you will find also colorful striped effects and white “Llajeur” fabric styles with colored vestees. Becoming flat and Peter Pan collars as well as high necked styles —sizes 36 to 46. Tailored Voiles and Novelty Blouses, $1.38 in white only; 36 to 46. sizes Yamm's-—Second Floor, 50 Boys’ Suits—$4.97 A Price Less Than Present Wholesale Cost Broken sizes, but there are enough so that every boy from 7 to 1 ars can be fitted at a trifle Mixed cassimere materials, in popular single-breasted, belted models, with full lined knickers, Boys’ Overcoats, $10 Dandy overcoat at a quick clearaway price, The coats are warm gray and brown mixtures with big collars and belted. Sizes 8 to 7 years. School Suits, $10.97 Boys’ Blouses, 89c Manly suits of fancy Striped percales, with cassimere materials, in collar attached, cuffs and brown and gray mixed ef- | adjustable waist band, fects, Sizes 8 to 16 years, | Sizes 7 to 15 years, Namm's—Main Floor Heed this purse-inspiring news.and anticipate next winter’s needs. $2 Seamless Bed Sheets 1.69 An extra good bleached sheet- from Size 72x90 inches, at, this unusually low price Friday. 19¢ Bleached Towelling 10%c Yd. Stock up now for spring and summer. Bleached twill, weave, 16 inches wide with red border. Cut from the full piece, White and Printed Voiles 39c Yd. Cut lengths up to 10 yards Nities orth te to 97 the fb. ny A prominent mill had a “factory cleaning” a few weeks ago and gathered up these 25,000 yards of this season’s voiles which remained in lengths which looked small to a mill but are not a bit too small for pretty frocks, blouses and children’s dresses, SALE! Men’s Shirts =: 6 68 Styles Designs Every shirt is perfect and an unusually good value at this low price. full round a F The shirts are those dependable corded print madras, in stripes to suit every taste. Made coat style, with soft double turn cuffs attached, and cut full and roomy. It will pay to buy a half dozen at Friday's price. Men’s Ccat Sweaters $1.85 A new low price for such heavy cotton sweat- ers, large shawl collar, two pockets, in oxford color. Boys’ Coat Shirts 89c Mothers will do well to buy for spring and sum- mer Friday. Good pe cale striped on grounds, double cuffs at- tached, Namm's—Main Floor 9x12 Ft. Rug Three Special Cros s We have rearranged io stocks in many of our ps popu- lar lines in three groups. Kach group represents the utmost in quality—and is a saving that cannot be ignored, Come Friday—if you need rugs this spring. Reainless ‘Tapestry Seamless Velvet Axminster Mugs 29079 wen. 9012 O Rem. ABO Small Rugs at oS | Special Imported Grass Low Prices Rugs 27x54 inch Mottled Ax- Two very popular sizes are ter Rugs 3.74 | very reasonably priced for Fri- 81x54 inch Wool Velvet day. Newer patterns and colors. Rugs 4.24 | x10 Cea MAM G TY tre 8.97 neaee lee Asmlostee’@ BO: | psig Moats; 9.89 Clearance! Inlaid Linoleum Remnants, 89c Values to $2.50 sq. yd. Length to 8 yards. Good pat- terns and colors, through to back, while they last at this low price. 69¢ and 79¢ Felt Floor Remnants—Cork Li Covering, sq. yd 47c | ums, sq. yd Namm's-—Third Floor ALE NAMM & Sov -— BROOKLYN. NM = lee: Pr Sigs iso alee Lee