The evening world. Newspaper, July 29, 1920, Page 10

a em Se arn ie goa ta a __SHE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, TUBY 29) 1920,' “SHOTGUN WOMAN” — |torning. | she § ED SCARES NEIGHBORS {Complaints rene had been wandering | Pitppe nid Willian tkharne ¥ \ 1 soramitted ot | \ y afternoon thy lived nlone ince tie ‘ ae Pound Hidden in Long Island I Dan on Savestak River Oyen 4 Miebatdet \x THON’ July 29.—Only betw Swamp After Threatening Many |), lag pv sal atic all bhowan (OP Kori) { hereatter will and Committed as Insane, in the awamp. When he waked her {State Department of Health permit What she waa hunting, she lfted tha | oysters to be taken from the Navesink Mra, Caroline Huxter, a widow, Aft¥- | gin an though getting rendy to fire, but| fiver betwaen Quyon Point the five yoara old, of Merrick, L. 1, W48 line \onataile disarmed her |Goeanto Bridge, jt wan (nnn to- arrested In the middle of a swamp by |i. leetinawanncion cre t 0 ystable got Mra. Paxtor in his ifution of the r Constable James Malloy and Motoreycls bile, ‘There #he struggled des. Shellioh taken ‘therefrom ‘a menace to Patrolman Hope of Merrick early ute this perately, trying to strangle him. Dra. health. - Twelve Victims at Police _ Headquarters to Identify Koch, . ~Known As “The Measurer.” ; FMward Koch, who, the police say, Ses Various aliases and is known by detectives as “Tho Measurer” be- tare of a method he practised in ing with alleged victims, was Poomtronted by twelve angry women the line-up at Police Headquar- \ Like a dip in the occ” | ; A clinkety cooling glass of Tetley’s Orange | Pekoe Tea! That fragrant flavor, chilled rs -to-day, Each had been de- * The Annual Summer Sale of Pekoe Teal 7 lavor, chill CaN Gini’. of cunibonda : Z ‘ i jemtae . | just right, tinkling and sparkling in a nice nd other Jowey ‘Metrie and Brill Shirts | tall glass drives the heat right away. Jgmooth talker, with the air of a pro- : 9 aia te, fo, ETLEY’S TEA (M2 orrgat folowea a come ‘ Percalo, Madras and Satin Stripe Madras comprise the first two groups. | . They're woven and tailored with custom-made thoroughness in fabrics makes good tea a certainty of cool, substantial weight. The other two offerings consist of Crepe, © Silk and Broadcloth Shirts as nearly perfect as the best designing skill can make them, - Today at All Six Stores It sounds the note of drastic Price-Cutting in high-grade goods! Large Pi Manuf; i THE REASON WHY: [erg Petcin Marler fin ads fla, ore witng thie retall stare ab on outlit for tnair accumulated stsck of new sik and are selling theen at less than cont, THE SILKS THEMSELVES: Pde ertiphadet hang 1 coloring ‘Thay: tn Sl plead wsuve sed jaitla radiates, ball tha wodkeh ae aan $1.20 | Sac: $1.55 Msacone § $1.25 cs $ $3.25 Of course, you understand— it’s the blending that makes ‘ $3.00 and $8.50 Shirts........... Now $2.35 Tetley’s such a delicious drink. re S$ $1. 15 Brees oe: t $1 35 4.50 and 5.50 Shirts. :-Now 3.95 Teh uy eek ase 8.00 to 10.00 Shirts... :Now 5.95 i JOSEPH TETLEY & CO,, Inc. Hien * 13.50 to 18.00 Shirts....;.......Now 10.35 . New York, N.Y. = =©2—t—<i‘“COtsté‘“SCSd ade We challenge to produce their leas than double the price or your ene te * OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 7 PF, M. B. S. STORE Silk & Knitted Neckwear Men’s Summer - Awe Includes @-piece Under, a wae I OD yo mate ce fe Have: peril Uni 5 is hit ed... ‘ie amt For example: ag ee 55 West 28th Street th Jimtmn ¢ ring 7 Maui Orders i Filled When Ai red 850 Neckwear. vi...-Now64c 1,00 Underwear. . Now 75c ‘ccompanied by or Money Order, H $1.50 Underwear......Now $1.13 #2.00 Underwear..... $3.00 Underwear..... All Men’s Bathing Suits—25% Off $2 Fall Fashioned Silk Hosiery, $1.35 All plain calors, $8 the half dozen. 279 Broadway Broadway, at 49th St. 47 Cortlandt Street 2 Flatbush Ave., \, 44 Eést 14th St, P 125th St., at Sd Ave. Brooklyn. $1.85 Neckwear... $2.00 Neckwear... £3.00 Neckwear t a 3 i ae f He Ha ‘Now $2.28 if is 2 & 7 ii E id 4 58 3 tEs 3 pes sweetness-O ane + = = = = ——= = Ee = ASSORTED FLAVORS ALSO fied cee Choice of dull ey : CHOCOLATE, WINTERGREEN, CINNAMON ss daifanyiel a. New @ngland Confectionery CO Long ed mil- =} iC CAMMEYER A “Stylish Oxford--- Stamped on a Shoe Means Standard of Merit 54" St. New York FINAL CLEAN-UP ERE’S an opportunity to Pumps, Oxfords, Novelties Louise Glaum, the Famous Actress, Says: “Show Me a Homely Girl or Woman and ‘Tl Show You a Neglected Campiesie- couldn’t match this offer any- where else today. Comeas early as possible. We have a good stock on hand, but at this price they won’t go any too far, Mail orders will receive prompt attenti: ». Signet Shoe Co. fins Retailers of Rice & Hutchins Educator Shoes, "For the Whole Family” . 1345 Bway, Opp. N. ¥. Herald Bids, Harlem, 212 West 125th Atreet, Bronx, 34 Avenue and 140th Street, Brooklyn, 557 Fulton Street, j All Stores Open Evenings oxford at a pre-war price. You $585 White, Tan, Black : ae ges rae. . 5 Brookiyn's Bigg : eS ay ; f. re ye, ‘We ||| 2i9, 221, Str 164, 166, 168 and 170 on ed Grand fei” ‘| Smith Street @ ee SNeae cate Sade aT Co. Cor, Wyckoff St. Lowest ee rand Easiest Credit [Terms in the cicy Formerly Sold from $8.00 to $20.00 “4 Buy Your Summer Clothing on Easy lerms Records at owr MISS LOUISE GLAUM Victrolas “Yaerte"” Aeolian-Vocalions *d,,fec%d# ut our doing the No Discount on Talking Machines, ied tatr Summer Clothing With @ Soft, Penchal.lke Velvety Skta Kyery Woman Would Be Attractive, Jur Annual “FINAL CLEAN-UP SALE” is to make room for new Fall Stock. All Summer merchandise, irrespective of former prices, MUST BE SOLD. This is not only an opportunity to buy Summer shoes for a fraction of their value, but a chance to BUY NOW for the early Fall at a saving of at least five dollars a pair. Included is a wonderful assortment of styles and values in AAA, AA and A Widths and small sizes Nia Tapestry Brussels Rugs... .. LADIES! AND Nssoustre” Good Velvet Rugs............ 36.75 Up| OULLDREN'S No C. O. D.’s NEWARK STORE, 619. Broad St. No Exchanges Ste: «= Axminster Rugs VEN SATURDAY EVENINGS.