The evening world. Newspaper, April 29, 1920, Page 16

ees nee ae TS 18 ON Meck: Cixporation Counsel De- | “Manhattan Railroad Company’ for per- | WY’ _ milasion to increase tube fares between | nearly _ New Jetsey and Manhattan was taken cena pears oe Oe te. Commission at No, 17 state Commeres | Bast Both Street this morning, Royal T. > MoKenna presiding for the commission. JUMPS ON CAR: ARRESTED. | “IN SUIT AT $1.50: Boy Misses Foo Head of American Woolen Co. At- tributes Big Gains to Fore- sight in Management. April 29.—Witliam = M. ot the American fending a net profit of dragged to the end of the platform, ned by hia cor- | dectared to-day that | was on the car, hauled him in. the profit on the cloth that goes into & sult of clothes selling at from $60 to '$65 dows not exceed $1.60 a sult. On| slated the cloth in cheap grades of sults, Mr. Wood said, th NOt exdceding 30 cents per sult. He attributed the great prota of the Srcsent (slaying ieetmmente. stacks | SUGAR PUZZLES SPRECKELS loth in anticipation of increased Stsiness which materialted. He denied oa. Aa cost of mat by to @o min the Cag AO apa, meuntine, coro ehin th ecorpoation profit does |@ warning by Magistrate Mocfoaney. Ae Jacob Schaefer, aged wix tempted to-day’ to jump on platform of a moving elevated train at the Sumner Avenue Station of the {Myrtle Avenue Blevated, Brooklyn, but missed his footing. He grasped ¢ railing of the car and was being ONS good ged why there weren’t tle Overalls Parade! hoe, lately have been buy- when Patrolman Witliam Facks, who on cntented wth =e it that you icine oa ey it into a it y —and you won't kick either. (See Our “Blue Window” This Week) fron had No. P825 Put- erpployeee, in» hat’ the boy Benaerer pleaded guilty in Gaten Ave: nue Court and was allowed Saye He Should be So Hig! The high jprice of smuga! oe “ehy 9|United States te “puzsl A. i ich of guilt it a othea uped a ee rae of | Spreckels, mugar magnate, said to-day Hfo"emata the ian w whe Buys the suit | when he arrived from Europe on the $60 t RTT R poe OPTS PATIENT LEAPS TO DEATH. ui Dives from Hor Doctor Wri 0 passers iption. Aa Dr. Anthony Orueamer turned to| Se" ce oe ‘neh, Sunday 1 World Wants Work Monday Wonders - | write a prescription in St. Peter's Hos- pital, New Brunswick, N. J. late ers terday, John Brusknes, the patient, got it of ‘i = of Sed, steaoes bh yy A ailen the 4 root and dived nt henatieat into ‘the feoutt a ‘His skull 4 fares ae he died. rusk B ines, who was Mise a ol and married, came e hompital from his home ih Perth Amboy oon was thought to hav Eromaid ever. He had aa shown no sigs E To-berren—LAST DAY © OF THIS REMARKABLE OFFERING PLAYER New Model, Fully Giscontsod *995 PIANOS On Convenient Terms yer bench, a number of rolls of FREE with Player Piano—e music of your own lection and delivery to your home. Don’t miss this opportunity, Make your selection to-morrow and secure'a lifetinie of happiness for your home forever. ez: WISSNER “2 /RUGS for FRIDAYONLY We say Friday only because these extraordinary values will hardly last more than one day. The lot consists of rugs bought ‘as imperfects. Every one of these rugs have been thoroughly gone over by a weaver to assure the wearing ualities, In some instances it was necessary to reduce the limcnsions so the sizes are irre, eer hence the low price, —— t the beauty of | Seamless Velvet Rugs All Wool Worsted also els | §4xi0 tit $2.25 Heavy Velvet Carpets Extra heavy Vel idl Carpet, suitable for halls and pia ) Very ehoice selections wide Specialy ved Aid pose 55 Inlaid ies Inlaid, colors, through to the ya £1,595 Seamless Brussels’ Rugs None C. 0. D. A aren Prepaid Mail Orders Filled Only $25—8x10 La Belle Rugs verb heavy, beautiful ‘12.98 $8—6x9 GRASS RUGS Beautiful assortment ot patterns; all col- ors, Special . $8—6x9 Fell Base “a RUGS Sanitary “Rugs for ‘ paction ‘ee * 8.75 | 60c Felt Base Floor Covering kitchen or bedroom; <P | init! seconds ..... floor covering made to-day; cut from full rolls; square | Extra Heavy Enameled Beautiful assortment of Linoleum patterns; 2 yards wide; absolutely waterproof; mill seconds; best sanitary yar 60 Flatbush: Av. eringCo. Le oY Block from, BROOKLYN Ae PultonSt Red Star liner Manchuria, Sprockela sald he hadn't heard about ar dur f & ra Rivers There weemed to. Se Penta sup es in sight when he lett said The Manchuria carried 160 from Hamburg and Southam BROOKL "OPPENHEIM, GINS, &€ FULTON SYPRKEL'1—BRUOKLYN A Very Special Sale Friday 2.00 Girls’ Tailored Wash Divine Of Materials Chosen for Excellent Wearing and Laundering Qualities ' This most unusual offering includes Chambray and Crash, in the most desirable colorings, with white Pique or col- ored Linene Collars and Trimmings, and pearl buttons. , Sizes 6 to 14 years. Remarkable Values at 2.00 BROOKLYN OPPENHEIM, CLUNS & G FULYLUN SYKEH'I—BROOKLYN . An Innovation of Especial Interest Women’s and Misses’ ‘Athletic’ Union Suits Designed after the style which has proven so comfortable and cool for men’s wear, and which hag become equally popular for women Self sttiped Voile, in white and pink, well tai- lored, with knitted insert at waistline to allow of greater freedom of motion. Edged with pretty lace, Ribbon slioulder straps. Very dainty, yet especially durable. Special Values 1.65 These Suits Also In Other Pretty Styles Athletic Suits of especially soft Voile, striped and checked, in pia 1 85 . and white, fitted back. Button and ste p-in models top.. Athletic Suits ay Dotted Silk, button model, in pink and white,} \4 75 . Bodice top ‘ Children’s Cambric Nightdresses—trim- STORE OPEN 8 A. M. to 5 P. M. HEARN. Friday Girls’ Outfitting “Gale HE time is here to take into consideration the dong’ girl’s Summer wardrobe needs. We have chosen with great care everything which seemed most essential, and reduced prices for these two days to give her every opportunity to have the pretty things she craves at values that mean big savings, Girls’ White Dresses (in the model sketched A) of sheer lawn, elaborately trimmed with fine lace and finished with white ribbon sashes, in sizes 6 to 14 years—other pretty styles may be had at this price— our re; BG.06 o.. onc o aark pete tine ach gisie bore Oe Girls’ Tub Dresses’. (sketched B) of best quality gingham in handsome plaids and ‘solid colors may be chosen in ever so many pretty styles. There are also regulation dresses at this price—sizes are 6 to 14 3 years—our regular $4.94.........+.+. iayeitel fe Girls’ Spring Coats (sketched C) are of fine all-wool materials. At this price are both sports and full length models in a variety of styles for general wear—sizes $21.00 and 82294. 0 re steeceesenun LOWET GIRLS’ HATS 5.97 35.57 Our regular $8.50 Our Regular $4.94 At. the higher cost are numberless pretty hats of hand-made straws with silk or chiffon facing, cunningly trimmed with flowers and ribbon. At the lower cost are hats of fine Milan straw in black and colors, trimmed with smart bands. i ‘CHILDREN’S UNDERTHINGS Children’s Princess Slips—lace and em- -| Children’s Drawers—lace and embroid- broidery around neck—ruffle of em- ery trimming—sizes 1 to 16 .78 broidery on skirt—sizes 6 years—our regular .96 ular Children’s Bloomers — striped lawn — double seat—sizes 6 —our regular Children’s One-pi (pe extra quality—sizes 4 to 14 years—our regular $1.96. a | 68 Sturdy SHOES for Growing Girls Made to Withstand Hard ‘Wear and Tear White Nu-Buck Pumps |» White Nu-Buck Knockabout 6.90 | Ankle-Strap Pumps or Oxfords Our regular $7.45 4.40 4.90 Our reg. $5.00 Our reg. $5.50 Medium toes—low heels—extra fine Sizes 8Y to 104% Sizes 11 to 2 quality—sizes 24, to 7—B, C and D B, C, D and E widths—Goodyear welted widths. scles—broad toes. Above Prices for This Sale Only See Other Pages for Our Three Col, Adv., Sale of Trimmed Hats and Adv. of May- time Modes for Women and Misses. ming of lace gnd embroidery—sizes 2 to 14 years—our regular Athletic Suits of silk- etriped Voile, button model, pink only. Ba 2 7 5 = — For Old Folks’ Coughs Ret ' Head- Brot acter eee tenis a at The re tin ma) 2G aches | Sree. me mane Gan © iaxanivesPLSO'S |