The evening world. Newspaper, September 14, 1920, Page 15

“ «Sew SCOUT CHIEFS RALLY. HERE. RO THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER <4, dala sa | quirea for the completion of new dulidings. The Brooklyn Public Sightseers ‘ —— Lébrary wants $880,119, an increase pal T4423 ADDED ue *Natnt uiwry trou LOS Straws 4 TO ESTIMATES FOR jisstcsoessnn ct) 7 tat Raid were vot of straw, The headgear nts bad they had been wearing was awept| York straw fh up from the streets of Chinatown by | ‘hey piled tore department cleaners to-day. Bur the| Wen Me strangers will be qualified to returt’ home and tell the folks what a “straw hat raid” is like. It was this way: work. T all i\ of the co ret ve holds Ove pres Mudion sa€h forentod ame aitetnoot Rhixdion eaeh forentot ernogn une Hil Wednesday, Sept, ® . rhether it w neyy. but the n = the United States hundreds of local | HUSBAND ASKS ANNULMENT. ¢ driven awe the Boy Scouts of N rm an inorease of $180,149. A gang of boys from ten to twenty Miikw Bat st Saye He Wan Forced to Wea Wren | yw CITY DEPARTMENTS ee years old went from the Mulberry found Iqter,w (di foe Heh n one aa eal iH : tn POs ~, Bend Park Italian section through eat i AUTO. PARTY OF SIX WELD. | strangers in Chinatown Caught |Cninatown last aight te put all tre i Ran Off With © and Seri+ in Descent on District by straw hats they encountered out of kel ously Inia ‘Woman. business, Chinese, lobbygows and of Perth, Scotland. i loafers disappeared after the first on- ; rthquake shock was ex yeaterda y of No. 169 A, Horachke! ‘claima \ ii Most of This Sum Will Go to} six men, said to have been passen- net 3s ers in a stolen automobile which ran i} Meet Advance in Official Sito a curb at Bridge and Willoughby} A number of sightseers in New | Sataites Streets, Brooklyn, yeuterday afternoon, | york bought new h i Salaries. knocking down Mra, Ellen Pharam of Gang From Bend. ee ee ee slaught had left many straw wreoks on the streets and sidewalks, -day. They Then came a sightseeing bus. The ’ sort harge. ts awakened when th At 001 6 Willingly agreed | beds and furniture were shaken by start shock. A dull, rumbling sound companied the tre Justice Morachauser granted $15 faite ' i Estimates of expenditures for the coming year submitted to-day by va- j; Mlous city departments call for addi- || priations for the \ memes of $1,775,423, Of this sum ap- 1 proximately $1,000,000 is required, ac- | cording to the estimates, to meet in- current year in four | Ployees. | Comptroller Craig wants $2,129,327 pajj for the Department of Finance, an in- “Wl'crease of $574,259. The now retire. ji|ment_system and various pension litunds call for the establishment in {the Bureau of Finance of a Pension Division with a Chief at $8,000 a year ‘and eighteen subordinates to cost $40,500 a year. The Brooklyn Insti Sciences asks for $962, of $823,016, of which © of Arts and an increase || Wonal appropriations over the appro-feendition at Brooklyn | creases iN wages and salaries of em-|¢nY paym No, 393 Bridge Street, were arraigned to-day in Adams Street Court, Brook- lyn, and held without pail for examina- tion Sept. 17. Mrs. Pharam was reported tn @ critical Hospital. | Harry Kenyon, @ garage proprietor, identified the men as a party who want- ed o car yesterday afternoon to go to a ball game, and after arguing over the charge, ran the car off without making y ent. GET WISE! SAVE MONEY! Lat jection re TS $16-$25 rus,,fo M. COHEN | 115 7th Av, 6.2.cor.irm a. | OPENS AM TOO P, M Fourteenth Street WEDNESDAY Women’s “Why, I these catches s the we are {Bloomers 2.75 Our regular $3.37 Navy blue or black serge bloomers good quality, well made and full fashioned, are an immediate need of the school girl, which she will be glad to purchase at this low price. Bizes gro 12 to 20 years. Superior 1 Oz. Ball, 2 Colors—various greys, browns, misses and women, according to vali Tams and Hat Size Dresses, STORE OPEN 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. EARN 28.75 Our regular $39.74 lave a coat made who looks at the sketches picturing fashionable coats and then remarkably low value at which them for these two days only. The materials Misses’ and Girls’ Knitting Worsteds Usual Value 40 Cts. few blues—quantities required for various articles for children, Sweaters—8 to 20 Balls Sale of Flannelette, also Two-Day Sale of Women's Extra West of Filth Avenue THURSDAY Fall Coats couldn't ight of selling Middies 1.65 Our regular $1.94 Middies of durable jean, in regu- lation and other styles, made of all white material, or with colored collars and cuffs, are bargains in- deed at such a value. Sizes are 6 to 14 years. Quality 1 greens, coral and reds, and a style: s—4 to 8 Balls Think well of the Dealer ounKe! fee who is thinking of You there has never been a time in the history of the retail business in this country when quality and economy ideas—and serviceable—more eco- nomical merchandise. The straightforward dealer knows this. He knows that once public confidence is established, a dealer’s to continue to buy from dealers whom it can trust and esteem—men who always place the interest of their customers first. where you ean see and examine it. On top of the counter—in the show window —ready to be handed out first whenever a man comes in looking for arazor. The Gillette is the only sci- entific shaving i:strument ever produced. No Stropping- No Honing illette Montreal, Quebec San Franciaco MADE IN Milan Copenhagen Buenos Aires Singapore with the actual shaving needs of men everywhere. And working from that, it developed into a personal shaving service—a service that has gone’round the world and Vouched for and acknowl- edged by twenty million men the world over as one of the cleanest, safest, most eco- nomical, most valuable habits they ever formed. The dealer who hands you a Gillette is thinking first of your interests. Think well of him. isi Boston Plan your Winter knitting while this Sale is going on, and save WORLD OVER iderabl » % SPORE Ee OR Canadian Factory: New York London Madrid Amsterdam Sydney — Calcutta Rio de Janeiro See other pages for our four-column adv. and Start of Season 73 St. Alexander 8t. Chicago Paris Brussels Geneva Shanghai Constantinople Tokyo Port Elizabeth for that price,” BSERVERSofchang- success is assured—that It started—not with a theory i the first, thought ingconditionsknow the public is only going 4 desire to sell razors—but = reece SS aera SS i At - . =y oe ——— guailtyaivertene the dealers who stand o 9 6 ir dpi Tl beled sy for those ideas—had such That is why, in the te ' new Fall shades ‘ ° °e ® e ' ; is shown, and a hold oni the public. stores of over a quarter i also an excellent . Mtion dealers. ta this Whenever or wherever the : { black conte, the A demand is now illal topic of a good shave comes : a it-has pe toga sweeping over the coun- ol yee ie always up, the Gillette habit is always blac 0) ssum, i A—"Sine 30 to “ try for better—more ind the ililette out _ the final answer. :