The evening world. Newspaper, July 8, 1920, Page 16

lied himself with Comptroller Craig and against Alder- Comptrolte: ¢ , + OF WQOEY in the van ordi- profiteers the “special contract” nance which gives La Guardia, demn Property. for moving housghold furniture. Cunningham voted with the Comp- |* troller againat the institution of con- | demnation proceedings for the ac- quiring of property on which to erect a new Pier No. 2, North River. Al- though the assessed value of the A new voting combination de- veloped at to-day's mecting of the Sinking Fund Commission, when Al- @erman Frank A. Cunningham, a Heutenant of John H. McCooey, Serato leader of eke al- |” M'DONALDS -STUPENDOUS a UNLOADING] SHOE SALE OF SHOES FOR ~~ OVER 100,000 PAIRS OF SHOES FOR __ MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN —AT iT 5Oc on the Dollar 1400 PAIRS WOMEN’S SUMMER SHOES one eyelet tics Such Styles as | Theo ties. Oxfords, White High French Strap Slippers Bhoes, etc. | and Brown Kid, Dull and Patent, Canvas, Buckskin, Kid, etc. TAN PLAY OXFORDS For Boys or Girls; mahogany color, with d lea: ther soles; sizes 6 to 11 and 12 to 2, 1.19 a CANVAS MARY JANES In Mahogany, Black | PATENT MARY JANE Exceptional vale #. a8 sizes 814 to SS Meo - CANVAS PLAY OXFORDS Gifts a Boys: fibre soles; white canvas — uppers; sizes to 11, 89c CANVAS PUMPS, SHOES Ankle strap umps, lace or utton Bhoes; leather bottoms; sizes to 1, 1.49 $8 & $10 Oxtords MEN sat shoes in Tan, Mahogany or Gunmetal calf leather, English or Blucher style; all Goodyear welted soles; all at this exceptionally low bottoms; all sizo9 to 2, 98c TAN SCOUT SHOES Good, . desirable knockabout sum- mer shoes for boys; sizes to a | Credit House 164, 166, 168 and 170 iwwaccomnts | Smith Street 219, 221, 223, Street BROOKLYN Cor. Wyckoff St. Gran Lowest a = Easiest Credit Terms in the City Cor. Dr j Buy Your Summer Clothing on Easy Terms “Gland at sere, Aeolian-Vocalions ‘Ne Discount en Talking Machines, Floor Coverings Tapestry Brussels Rugs . 23.75up Good Velvet Rugs. .....36.75up We also have a good stock of Par- Hall and Stair Carpets, Mat- tings, Crex Rugs, Linoleums and other floor coverings at low Brooklyn's 's Biggest and Records at our Bt, re. Victrolas Smalth ‘Summer Property to be ac Mayor Hyun ralg < . tt Administration ther debt margin was lc Preside Guardia ané City will cost the city 4 public ma q manic President La Guardia and City will ty at $ nt for public. mat-|Thuch lower than it ie mow ead didn't Chamberlain Berolzheimer He added that the Ne Ole occasion the least alarm, y Cunningham firet showed his pref- Plan at this time was “wholly of $9,000,- ~_———— — erence for Craig's slde when ne necessary and very improviden orate | JURY DODGER FINED 100. | voted with the Comptrolier tor the that the Dock Commissioner alre of that RY DO $ easing of a pler to a concern of which haa enough work on hand tk + oe will net Exporter Retnsed to “ee After @ son of ‘Jimmy’ Hagan, a Tammany him busy unti) the end of the pier we are Exemption Was Refused. leader {s a member. Mayor Hylan “If we keep on at this rate we are} ' the most valu-| Ingo Maddaus, No. 121 Lincoln Place, inst eo i 7 ” eo a bes pl porter 7 in and LaGuardia voted against the going to cripple the city for we are| i Se. beaten wads Brooklyn, an exp ter, was fined $100 in Granting of this lease already approaching the debt limit to the credit of the city than to| the County Court, Brooklyn, this morn- Cunningham is also active in the and there many months ye 1 below $9,000,000 bap eve ag h ey oy serve bell aay {aterests of ve owne: e is rad of us,” ed Comptroll yf the resolution er his plea for exemption had Cunningham Sid Me WII or ee, ae. le Reema OF UR” Warned” Comptrolly millions at thia| been refused yesterday he announced vigorously opposing The Evening Crate, time for the erection of a pler, said} that he would not serve anyway, and but Board Votes to Con- = | World's efforts to eliminate the Answering » question of President| the Comptroller paneed Got of it Sent Yom KL Gon “Ten days ago we right to charge os high as they like $28,000,000 of the limit er ‘THE EVENING WORLD, “THURSDAY, “JULY 8, ny bd SM oi 1920.) the members of the Sinking Fund 5 te $14,000,000 by Commission that dufing the Mitchel tts $1,000,090, | has : Five millions In the face of the Comptroller’a warning, the board voted to con- demn the lower West Street pier property. It was recalled by one of explained that the fine to-day was in three parts, $25 for each of two days of refusal to serve and $50 for con- tempt. Craig said: were within Since then _ LEXINGTON ‘TO 3D A Sp ecial Sale Of Walters Players We have just received a shipment of 175 of the new model Walters Player- Piancs that we can offer at a very special sale price. This special sale of Players presents an unusual opportunity to any family who has no Player in their home at this time. Remember, there is only a limited number of these beautiful instruments to be sold in this sale, and the very low price of $425 is only made pcssible, because we expect to close out this entire shipment during the next few days. To be sure of securing one of these Walters Players, together with the FREE OUTFIT MENTIONED BELOW, we advise you to call at our salesroom tomorrow without, fail. WALTERS PLAYER PIANO AZ) Terms Only $3 Per Week The terms of paying for this Player have been made especially low so that almcst any family can take advantage of this unusual opportunity of securing one of these beautiful Player-Piancs during this sale. Free With Each Player A Beautiful Music Roll Cabinet—A Hand- some Bench to Match—$10 Worth of Music of Your Own Choice—and Free Delivery. a It ‘is no longer necessary to take Piano lessons for a few years at consider- ble expense to have music in your home. Every member of your family can play this beautiful instrument correctly without any previous musical instruc- tion of any kind. Think of the enjoyment of sitting down at this Player and playing the compositions of the great masters or any of the popular ragtime selections of today without ever having taken a Piano lesson. Do not deprive yourself or the members of your family of music in the home another day. Call tomorrow, select your Player, and we will make arrangements for the im- mediate delivery of the instrument to your home, If You Cannot Call—Mail Coupon \At Once! GENTLEMEN :—Kindly send me illustrated catalogue and particulars regarding your Player-Piano Sale REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION. | "REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION. _ Why Not Make Money For Yourself and Your Pailaren by exercising the same kind of good judgment and foresight? The Bronx Is a Big Right in New York City It is where some of the most succes Yorkers made their real estate’ investments long before subways were dreamed of The Eastchester property must now be sold to settle estates of some of the original owners. the undeveloped Burke Foundation land holdings adjoining recently sold at auction. ‘That sale removed the one big barrier to the growth of the Eastchester property HAVE YOU. $20? HAVE YOU $50 Secures a $500 New York City Lot 10% on Day of Sale—10% <r | Gi | The Eastchester Company’s property must be sold to settle the estates of some of the original owners. > Megalute Public Auction NEXT TUESDAY, JULY 13th $20 Secures a $200 New York City Lot $50? in 30 Days GO TO THE at 12 o'clock noon, in the Real Estate Salesroom, 1492 the property. NEW YORK CITY EAST BRONX Westchester and Boston R. R., is convenient to the property. , 80% on Mortgage. Anderson & Anderson, Attorneys 18 Broad St. New York Harris & Harris, Attorneys @8 Wilitam St., New York Broadway, New York Emmet, Marvin & Roosevelt, Attorneys Representing Harvard University 2 Walls ork New ¥ TO INSPECT PROPERTY—‘ake the Bronx Auto buses meet trains. these stations transfer to N. Y., property. 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