The evening world. Newspaper, September 30, 1920, Page 9

» ROBBED AS SHE SHOWS COUSIN CITY » Fork, somebody tooied her apartment of Jewelry and other valunbles a» well as) fret floor fiat at No, 62 Bartlett Street, Hing @ $25 pearl necklace and $50 | Dinck leather bag belgnging to her ‘The apartment was entered yesterday iia in the lock, which ap, lout & now iter sont t oon. 'menarite reported that ‘been en prowiing al Trim and Democratic circles of New York State, ta dead at his home, No. . 203 East dist Street. He was county treasurer of the A. O. H. for many Years and waa @ecretary of the board of truatoos of that organization at the Carrickaleen, Taragh, County Cavan, "Ireland, Mty years ago and was a Prominent member of the Cavan Men's Association.of New York. He was in _ business for twenty- two yours at Third A Alat Stroe ! Be : a fee ake ines, ctae : Bull Buwthers eng 0 . amitvnticn demands —Aave. ease or feat east oofiduet, rio, the sights of New| With @ dosen “schleppers” to eviet Mra, Rud@y and her seven children from a Brooklyn. The tenants attacked the ay to the po-|evicters flercely, clothes were torn, . | Windows were broken and the place was in an uproar when police of the Clymer Street station arrived, As twenty nH in ® sewing basket: | families in Nos, 48, 60 and 62 were to be evicted, tenants from these houses eit re all joined in the defence. David and eres | @udie Weles ot No. 197 Hopkins Street in. neat FLAY quit and jast thread. Prominent fn stea ized dozen. . He was born at M.. after requtem 1619 B'way Bichewi i Groies: KEEP the soft spots from ee your vegetables. Fresh air shelves of this ent rah Cody} vegetables from spoiling. 48 in. high, Price $27.50. 68 in. high. Price $38.50. eee freee fewiss. Concer in The World, Sunday, STREET SIXTH AVE. tions of beth the Sunday | Qi 457 NEW YORK 115 7th Ax. aacmina oe paper are limited | | TENANTS IN RIOT, | wore avteated, charged with disorderly FIGHT EVICTION | Philip Sarta, who was attorney for [tote of the tenants in dispoasens pro: cedings when they fought, Apartmem Looted if| Clothes Torn ati Windows [se increane in rent. maid th JF ‘Afternoon of $450,in Yewelry, | Smashed as’ Marshal Tries to | “and Clothing, * Put Out Brooklyn Families. | 220s White Atiss Mildrhd Brown of No. 138] A tlot by tenants to-day followed the GLH Street, a nurse, was ShOW~ lattempt of J. J. MePiride, a City Marshal, t , Beth Battams, of time the landiotd ‘and Yenants compro a Wh per cent. raise but, that ts refused to pay unless re- mi l cotuiaman &@ 34th Street—New York As Durable ‘As Its Name Special Offering Holeproof c Hosiery For Men, Women and Children Fall Skirts For Women and Misses x tho hell- Holeproofs last longer s than any" other hosiery ICHAEL CARQLAN DEAD. perweny A ay aed arance to the yery ‘ This qa has been Unusual Value .« hrough hi Ll sont throu, ig special- Knitting methods, Buy them by the half Men's, 55c%o #1 » pair Women's, 81 to 82 » pair Children’s, 550 to 70¢ a pair fi Stitched Side and Box Pleated Models, button § trimmed (one illustrated). | Checks in color combinations of Brown, jai’ | White and Black, } Plaids, Stripes and 279 Bway AT Cortinnds St, 44 F. Lath st, 126th St. at dd Ave. Brook! rack and prevents your GET WISE! SAVE MONEY! OPPENHEIM.GLLINS & G 34th Street—New York Store Hours: 9 A. M. to 5.30 P. M. Stern Brothers ; West 42nd Street (Between 5th and 6th Avenues) West 43rd Street Announcing the Continuation of the Sale on MEN’S CORDOVAN SHOES: Exceptional Values at $9.75 Per Pair Superior quality, new Brown lace models with soft Calfskin Uppers to match. These shoes have been made over a roomy, English last, in which all comfort-giving elements have been retained without any sacrifice as to their style distinction, This Special Sale Price is considerably below the actual -value and well worthy of your attention. An Extensive Display of MEN’S FALL HOSIERY New assortments in the weights most suitable for early Fall wear are now offered at noteworthy prices. Priced Unusually Low for To-morrow: Medium Weight Cotton Pure Silk Half Hose Half Hose—I'ull fashioned, Black, weight; Black and colors; with lisle White, Grey or Unbleached. tops and soles; full fash- Regularly 85c.. . « . - 60c ioned, Regularly $1.75, Lightweight Cashmere Half Hose English Wool Golf Hose Natural, Black and Ilea- or Green Heather Mix ther Mixtures. Regularly tures; medium weight. vn we te 6 lw CBC An unusual value. ,. .» Especial attention is directed to a recent shipment of Smythe’s Imported Hose for Men Made at the famous looms of Balbriggan, Ireland Lisle thread (plain or clocked) ; also Cashmere, in plain-or shot effects; also with clox. The Prices are Unusually Moderate. Fall Coats | Fur Collar Coats For Girls 6 to 16 Years Heather Mixtures, Po and Cameliontone, § Nutria and Taupe § Tailored Models, Other Special Values 1 Girts’ School Coats Sizes 6 to 12 years... .....66. Junior Fur Collar Coats ined 10 to 16 years AG TAOIAG TAR AGG OD WABCO) -~ HE purchase of pure linens is al- ways an investment. Good linens last for years, retaining their beauty and usefulness, Linens purchased today « Cutcheon's are far from an extrava- gance, for McCutcheon’s prices are not based on today’s market, but are governed by the favorable circum- stances under which the goods were James McCutcheon & Co. Fifth Ave., 34th and 33d Streets. It Makes Little Giltereace What You Need— ee Orkin’s" Tith Muenue FAYSTREET Broadway Offer Friday EXCEPTIONAE VALUES tn NEWT RICOTINE &SILKFR OCKS «$18, i $28. The Dresses 18.00 Rom the styling and the quality are . as great a surprise as the low price, And they are fashioned with such appeal- ing simplicity that even the “particular person” will find them essentially smart and serviceable for daily wear or business. Mostly in the modish straightline, with ef- fective, tasteful trimmings. Of Tricotine and Velour in Navy, Brown, Black. Sizes 16 te 44, though but a few of each kind. One model illustrated. a The Dresses 28. 00 AVE an air of twice that price! Cap- H tivating in their slim and chic lines, and ynusually beautiful in their beaded ideries in Oriental motifs, they are a fitting example of what value means in the Orkin’s Specialized Dress Salon. Made of Tricotine, Crepe Meteor and Satin, varying in silhouette but unvar ing in good taste. Navy, Brown, Black. Sizes 16 to 44. One model illustrated. Broadway Saks & Company at 34th St. Will Hold Friday and Saturday A Remarkable Sale of Women’s Pumps, Oxfords The Pumps and Oxfords are Coltskin, Gun Metal and Tan Russia Calf with military, Suitable for wear with spats The Evening Slippers are Silver and Gold, and Black Satin, with hand: turned soles and Louis XV heels Sizes Incomplete A World “Want” Ad, Will Go and Find It | | | Five Styles Pictured 4 = ———- = and Evening Slippers Formerly $10 to $13.50 All at one very low price $6.95 VERY pair made expressly for our regular stock—every pair a most remarkable value The styles are very gracefully proportioned, and the workmanship in each in- stance will be found exceptionally well done in’ Parent Cuban or Louis XV_ heels of Cloth of Second Floor » fh 2 te Le rie