The evening world. Newspaper, September 27, 1920, Page 13

eae | a See aes e MRS. BOOMER GETS LOST $10,000 RING Seaman on, Liner Charged With Theft of Diamond From Her Stateroom. SOUTHAMPTON, Sept. 27——When | the Uner Olympic reached Southamp- ton two detectives met the ship as the result of a wireless mes- sage from the Captain reporting the theft of a $10,000 diamond and plati- num ring from Mrs. L. M, Boomer, wife of the proprietor of the Waldorf. Astoria Hotel. Detectives arrested « seaman aboard the Olympic, but only in the nick of time, because the man tried to throw. the jewel overboard when told by another member of the crew that detectives had come to make # nearoh, The seaman's informer was ‘also arrested for complicity, and bith jast voyage of the Olymple to New York, TWO RIVALS IN LOVE LAND IN HOSPITAL Set eo 2 sof Sear, ertaen “aata| eS tt *‘jus atock and q closing No, 6047—Aiverund leather, Blucher Chain Weave Tricotine did wearing quality, one pened”’ el une whe' prices were quo’ for fall quality, gray puede top, A Wonderful Boy’s Shoe at $2.50 | Men’s Shoes, Great Values, $4.00 not yery often nowadays that you see a boy's shoe at $2,50, It is made of a good quality gun metal | modei, built on a full toe last; has a heavy single | sole and is made to ptand the knocks and hard wear that a normal, Peay boy a to shoes, ‘It is one of the big values of the sale, Bizes to 5 " All Woolens Have Been Reduced Ten Per Cent. Four Particularly Attractive Values From Our Woolen Stock, Now on Sale at 10% 75¢. Less ten per cent, It ie Here ja one that,is a dandy, Legs ton per cent, Bifty inches wide, WIFE REFUSED TO COOK CHICKEN; TOOK STRAP TO HER Police Allege Moolik Asserted He Had a Right to Beat Her When She Disobeyed. | T 18 quite proper for » man.to “discipline” his wife when she Aisobeys,@according to Daniel Moolik, No. 442 Blake Avenue, Brooklyn, He wilt have a chance to compare biddopinion with that ot others when he Is tried on a charge of assault next Wedites- day in New Jorsey Avenue Court. The police say Moolik admits having beaten hie wife with’ the buokle end of a strap when she refused to cook a chicken for him on Sunday. She was taken to, St. | Mary's Hospital with her loft arm fractured at the shoulder. The H police may another tenant of the butlaing, named Robinson, was struck in the face’and lost two testh when he tried to stop the | beating. ~ ASPIRIN rin” is gen- Tablets of Pr etgy bk coved ba le by millions and prescribed by physicians for over tw yess. Accept only an un- ‘eothache, E 1, New ralgia, Colds and Pain, nego lg tin Dresg st. pel tablets cost lew cents. also sell larger) Beautiful quality Tri- . colette, two ultra-smart, slen« der and graceful tunic models, in the newest Autumn vogue, sim- ply yet richly embroid- cred, (See illustration) Short or long sloeve. Colors: Havana Brown, Navy apd Black, Remarkable Value “Be: jrin fs trade mak B porcrrdeped my a eee Advt. down, an SHOES SOLD y WITHOUT PROFIT | “$5, 000,000 SALE Formerly at Grand Central Palace uy t happened that, when this sale was launched at the Grand Central Palace prices tr d the backbone of the war” “ht just ve’ were compelled to close the sale in “regular” stores again. Perhaps it “just happened” that, as soon oth Nvanina ‘woruo, “gaxoay, SEPTEMBER 27, 1920, OPPENHEIM.GLUNS & G An Extraordinary Sale Tuesday Women’s Silk Tricolette Dresses Handsomely Embroidered in Self Tone developed in pst “regular” *Juat hap- “regular” rices was broken. Perhaps at the Grand Central Palace, as ag don reopened in the new location “‘regular’’ stores began to find ‘ ‘aurplus of mpeene nt manufacturers,’ “‘aeconds”’ and other “‘sale’’ goods, Perhaps you will note, however, that the goods in this sale are all Lie quality goods, all ‘regular’ a Two Stunning Values in Women’s Boots at $7 One of the dries attractive sections of the entire store {s the $7 line of women's smart high boots for fall and winter wear, af ana models from which to choose, out his rag goods are offered without profit, rAilustratead above, is a twenty eyelet Janos hoot winter wear Fig lak ef i vamp, very fine Misti garg Ls | Cheviot Mixture | Part Wool $1.7. P-ounce tricotine, in | @ great bargain, NEMOURS TRADING CORPORATION SIEGEL-COOPER BUILDING, a, Sixth Avenue, 18th to 19th St. CHAS. W, MILLS, Vice-President and General Manager A splendid fabric for women's dresses, black os bsown, Great value and splen- | bath fobes, suits, children’s dresses, cte. gooda at remarkably low prices. : All new Such a low price would’ be impossible were it not for the fact that in Two of these styles are illustrated in this advertisement. —Plcoie above, ie an all gray suede boot for fall and winter | No. 6032. ear, Twonty eyelets high, with head turned woles and French heels, it is a cor omart and a wonderful valuo at the price, These shoes, of gun metal leather, in straight lace or Blucher models, with English, medium or full toe lasts, Goodyear welted, heavy single soles, in five models, are the shoes that have proven so popular with policemen, firemen, mail carriers, conductors and | men who want service, appearance and comfort at a moderate price. Sizes 6 to 11, b Off Imperial | Men's Serge | Suitings 9 No, 3,015 $2. 75 No. Lis? 3.00 Lesa ten per cent, Leas ten per cent. A fabric as standard as eugar, At thi: | price it is one of the wonders of the sale, Bee it, One of the best bargains in the entire sale; 54 inches wide, 14 ounces, sponged | and shrunk, This store, known as New York's greatest value: of the National Cloak and Suit Co. they are proportionately lower than ever before! “must be reduced. in many cases at far less than cost, What You Save.” Down Go Prices! We Lead the Enormous Clearance of All Merchandise Way! Great Reduction Sales in Every Department 8i-Inch Sheetin Full bleached Cottén Sheeting ** 59c} ; inch yoshi of excellent qualit yord length: Per yard. Superior quality ton Sheetingy 10-yard cag Wido standaré ing Jin Syd. ben dines, Mohairs, ete, in 1 to 3 y carly for best choice. low prices; some pie ut in | 225c 90-inch a bleached Ootton Sheet. Unbleached 1 gra ngths We lead 65¢} i. Wool Remnants} Rummage Sale Y Cheviots, Serges, Poplina, G store, sells only the The prices are always lower than in other stores. The mpiée ‘rend must be downward; living costs =o 36-Inch § Good quality Unbh ton Sheeting, cut in 10+ yh <2 ea Pee van : Por yas 30-in. White Nainsook Full Bleached Muslin Gi Park 42 a4 woven Nain- Special bleached end -Qatibed vie $1 97 ene, in be ba length. White Pajama Cheek Warm Cotton Flannel - fipiah; 30 ches Blue or grey, 26 Inch; vanity Paneet in OD nngths Spend | lengths. Per Yd. Cotton Crepe Pure White 36-inch Crepe, of This immense oi. the way! It’s the biggest eventof us int wheal yard lengt he a Slightly soiled or slightly damaged Velour, Jerneya, | Waists, Infants’ Wear, Children’s 4 A‘lengths.” Come | Dresses, Knit Underwear, odd Skirts | fenethe, ““Wesderfaiie “ih yard Ridiewlously | from suits, Infants’ Conta and House | kimonos, undergarments, ete, eo an low as Dreases. Sale in Basement Po $1.22 Tuesday Only 15¢ Silk Striped Poplin Medium light weight; good qual 27-inch White Pique }Crochet Bed Spread Made of selected quality Cotton. Good quality Piq in « a id quality, Piqne in # narrc Hemmed and ity; wistaria or green, Cut stripe pattern. Seyard fringed ends. a in doyaed Jengthe BOC lengtha 20€): 05. Inches Per Yard Per Yard value! Bleached Muslin’ Amoskeag. Gingham Yrmpa Bed Sets Full bleached, good quality, elose Absotttely fast color. 8 inchew leas Sheets, 81x86 inches; twe weave; 40-inch Muslin; wide cut, ip “anes cut in 10-yard lebgths lengths: Pei 80 inches wide; 5 lengths; suitable for une 29 eri¥d c dergarmentaete, P , ‘ke Star Special a Wool Mixed p Union Suit fla i Cotton Towels, Hh enda, Special In the and Misses Aedti with Big Turkish Medium weight, Tur! Vursing mothers] Grey Cotton, kAit in Saf ~ weigh Cotton Union Vinte eight, 7 ioleved rckeing| fine elastic atitch, with Suit, with high neck, ps. Open only.| soft tleecing on the in. MIF na Hooves ond tom Cream white, lege than cost, $1.59} 69c 13x20 Barber Towels Servigeable quality, full blenchod jeramed 6for Splendid Bath Towels ight, fall ble “CHOICE OF 500 (ex) COATS, 5 Coats of Wool Velour, Polo Cloth and Silvertone, in a choice of many handsome models. browns, blues, Teindeers and other colors wanted handsomely finished and ts sizes Fina BOC | Pink rag — Towels full ached Sayargh Yeh E rosea BOCK 3¢-ineh Cotton Crepe A. splendid Cottony Gtope for Kins noe wnt ashe 25¢ fenath he * Star Special *® Infants’ and Children’s Sleeping Garment Good quality Silver o>) har vi Med *® Star Special * « Big Bargain Children’s medium seat. Ebru color offfy, Special, At fort wide. Gbod weight, t finish, colored stripe bor. Hers; shell atitoh- ends; 45x72 White Huck Towels ed, figs ly weven; 17 in. Crash Towelling 1 finished White Cotton, aenecl olored syd lenuths 19¢ Seamless Sheets weighty. full $1.59 Wool-Mixed Blankets white Mlankets wit oy seeped ends. Comfortables Covered with printed floral Silk~ aline, « att on dilled, yarn tied; 8 torr igi tte Coats that are splendidly tailored, mmed; most of them made with the big luxurious collars. Women’s Union Suits—An Extra i Splendid guste soft finished ~ 5.97 —tibee ae es