The evening world. Newspaper, October 25, 1920, Page 11

LEFT HER FOR GIRL $20,000 as hoad of the Soully-Walton Private Ambvlance Service and that he maintains a luxurioun apartment for a young woman upon whom b lavisves Jewelry, Mra. Helen A. Bar-} }In tie back and kille 26 SMliman Avenue, a nd the girl wae right hand. ‘The sister wakd sho 414 not know ber, who rents out rooms In her home in Bay Ridge, to-day obtained from Supreme Court Justice Callaghan in Brooklyn an order for her Susband to show cause why he should not pay her $200 a wee's alimony and $3,000 counsel fee pending her action for divorce. Mra, Barber stated that they were married in 1891 and have a daughter Helen, twenty-six years old. Her fus- Wand went to the Island of Jamatea in October, 1919, she declared in her Mffidevit, and there met Blanca Witks, wife of a doctor, She deciared they now live at No. 208 West 77th Street.) Mrs, Barber said she broke into the apartment on Oct. 2 and fou her husband and Mrs. Wilks toget So partictlar is her husband to keep Mra, Wilke for his own company wife aaserted, that he permite no @ approach or speak to her, and wh he takes ber driving the shades of mousing ate always drawn pie aidilininiainat NAT’SNALGUARD | TO BE MADE OVE, saw the revolver she tried to brother. The police have the the man who did the shooting. died before an ambulance arrived the Greenpoint Hospital. for the shooting, Heilbron Wolff & Company, Inv, 16 Whitehall Street, to<iny filed untary petition in bankrupte Federal Court. Mux Lowenthal + a 4. Headaches Caused by are permanently var Department Announces Im- mediate Reorgar Advisable. glasses, It is dangerous neglect your eyesight. By Registered J entra hé tSons ‘Av. 18th been prepared, showing tho number of | lle a Sixth Av. 224 {roopa to be organized tn each State, t Ann ndi nal Defense, Act. A} Bp pact ‘34 St Xd atrength of approx , A8o0 ne | the atat| SALE of SILKS} Retailed to the Public At Wholesale Prices Our last sale crowded our showroom to the doors. And now again we offer silks at most astonishing prices. Only our wholesale connections enab!c us to undersell the market this way. BE SURE TO CALL EARLY. When values are so extraordinary it is wise to be here when the doors open and get best selection. nHHhhnnne Not more than 10 yards to any customer $1.98 2.45 Charmeuse 40 in. wide. Velvet Ya 56 in. wide Ya Crepe Back Satin wnve v, 2-90 Haas Bros.’ 40 in. wide. Yd. Satin Paulette 3-45 Dress Brocade, 40 in, wide. Canton Crepe 3-80 SALE BEGINS TUESDAY, 8.30 A. M. Every woman who loves silks will realize at once that such values have not been seen in yeare, Make eure you get your share. Call early. UNITED MILLS New York Showrooms 2 West 2Sth St. Near Fifth. «., Eyestrain relieved only by wearing correct liable Eyesight Examination L nag-porde ree Sons 4 x i She w i i—A Hant $30,000 a Year, While She Ni rill Rents Out Rooms, er Representing that her husband, |, 2U"ins @h altercation yiich HesaihN arbee, aajoys as incoeme et |r Jui ie, trad what the quarrel was about, but when. sho het being brought up from ft Tho polles have been unable to learn the motive Foreign Trade Company Bankrupt. ‘The exporting and Importing firm of No. to St. St. Feet TREE GRRE ee Hun er walk to your haber- dasher, while his glove stock is complete. Riding or walking, there's a Fowned for every occasion... Sturdy “Capes” in tan, cordovan a.d slate. The Business man’s stand-by for every day. Velvetty “Mochas” of genuine Arabian Sheep- skin, grey or slate, Essential for more formal wear. Swagger “Bucks,” in drab or nat- ural buck, in butternut, mode, beaver and cream, Dressy and durable for sport or promenade, Your best guide to best value is the name Fownes, in the wrist of the genuine— OWNE WIND UP CAMPAIGN Wife Says Frank T. Barber Gets | Gitl Tried to Save Brother When (yrator staged throw Oo ney tile weer! of the campals: Tho packed with Democratic heavy artillery | U{th the Raynor machine, excaped with varlous sections stight Infur DECLARES HUSBAND MAN Ki KILLED IN FIGHT, 1, 500 COX SPEAKERS SISTER WOUNDED i Thirty-fourth Street The Boys’ Clothing Department THE EVENING WORLD, MOND of the country for aa} he ype tar. fase. ‘The bie wu cluded Ambasse hor John W. Davie, Gov CNet of At: | Abama, Represe: O'Connor #nd nd Senator Jon | Ase! of 1 Robinson of en ibinding el a - into Connecticut ere being Kent Hampshire, — Avenue, Aged Maw Hert in Auto Crash, ret Raynor, clghty-two, Ta ir eri 0; at Bastern Tone | | Foland Honpital, Greenport, ® resuit Ing |of an automobile collision’ neat. fiver: head, last night. Per Raynor, fephes of the aged man and driver of the "tay nor car, and another passenger whose Avenae. -binderr ware New York and New ye the whiriwind hinted tor Gov. Cox pane ag Pg as ore ferecaly lew drulsed. Tr. and re. enJarn! Saw. Senator's office tontay was! vere, who were in the oar that collided B. Altmait & Cn. f:ADISON AVENUE-FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK will place on sale to-morrow (Tuesday) Four Hundred and Fifty Boys’ Corduroy Suits (a junior boys’ coat model; sizes 3 $5 95 per suit to 9 years) corduroy, in gray, brown or green At the price quoted the value is exceptional (Sixth Floor) BROOKLYN ‘Thirty-fifth Stree: ese suits are well made of excelient-quality DAY, OCTOBER 26, 1920. GIRL HURLED FROM WINDOW.’ Tricked Inte Apartment, She Says One Arrest Made, Louis Perelaceint!, No. 270 Pionsant waa arrested to-day on the lcharge that he waa one of four men |who threw Mary Candela of No. 216 a | Pourth Avenue, Brooklyn, from 4 sec ond-atory window at No. £26 Second The girl was found moaning {nth yard back of the houre by @ policemen dhe told bim a man had tricked her into going to the apartment and when fhe tried to call for hetp, on finding her- elf alone with the four men, threw her out to the yard, OPPENHEIM, CLLINS & © FULTON STREET—BROOKLYN Important Event— Tuesday Remarkable Sale of Shoes At Drastic Reductions 3,000 Pairs of The Season's Most Desmrable Bootsand Low Shoes Comprising the’ highest type of Women’s Footwear in exclusive Oppen- | heim, Colline & Co, styles, in a wide variety of leathers end combinations. 600 Pairs Boots Regular Value 10.00 900 Pairs Boots Regular Value 12.00 1500 Pairs Boots and Low Shoes Regular Values to 18.00 This Sale Also Applies to our New York Store 6.90 8.75 12.20 19-125 West 24th St. |_Near Sixth bor Siath Aven New York BLANKETS. than cost! Not merely reduced from regular retail offered at less than they actually cost at wholesale! Don’t Wait for Cold Weather; Buy Now Now! Well-Filled Comfortables | Warm setrmsnet Blankets | Good weight, Muffy nap Cotton Blankets. Tan or gtay, each with fast color ¥y borders Special value! $80,000 worth of Blankets, Comfortables and Spreads at less 3 to 4 Ib. Comfortables, covered both sien alike with printed Silkoline, 72 x 80. Good Sizes 45x72 or 50x72. Finished with 97 quality cotton used in their filling, At- 97 shell stitched edges. Never have we patterns in the covering. offered bigger Blanket Bargains, Specia 4 we know you cannot equal —_— prices, but Baby Blankets Wool-finiahed cotton Crib Blank "Bed Spreads Bed Medium weight Crochet sign, 30x40. Extra value! “Comfortables Printed Floral '< $2.97 stitched —_ center, ete, in nursery . or Spreads with fringed checker board de $100 edger 14x84 in. $159 Net filling. = aod cover; and | Bed Spreads 244 Ib. soft-finished tan or white Satin-finished Spreads of superior Printed Flora! ae Woottinished Blankets cotton Blankets with quality cotton solid color sateen bor colored Bordera ‘$259 Fringed or hemmed $397) ders; 6 Ibs. in weight 64x76. J i Large sizes 78 inches. Comfortables | ! Silkoline centers, $597 “Pillow Cases \) (Woottnthed lankets Sold color and plaid cotton Scalloped, fll bleached Mus. Blankets ee 49 lin, hand torn Pillow ing; loft dried cot weigh = 314 Caren, 22x36 inches. c ton filling, 7 Ibe. TORE. oe Fach | weight 7x4 in Comfortables ) Mercerized Floral Sateen cover in $797 Nainsook | ; ; jp Ce LO 4 Lb. Blankets || Pillow Cases Lockstitched plaid and colored Embroidered Envelope style Close, even weave, 30-inch White border white 8 Canes, for daytime use. Nainsook, in finished cotton $397 Fancy initial Cc lengths. Speqia! Lomamptnislinade Full ue ch _) yard... . ae won Selected Blankets 72x86 Sheets Selected cotton with a soft nap Hematitched, hand torn, full The genuine finish Solid bleached, good qual- ham in small colore or plaids. $449 ity Seamless Sheets. dhs patterns. In 70x80 inches, 72x86 inches mm || lengths. Per yard = Extra Grade Blankets Wool-finished cotton Blankets: 81 in. Sheeting Full bleached standard grade Blue 4 Ibs. in weight. Sheeting of firm, even Solid colors or plaids. $497 weave. Syard lengths. 59¢c 66x80 Yard over evrsvies ny ——— « (wootined Blankets (Barber Towels Towels Sb, white wool-and-cotton Full bleached Cotton Towels Blankets, bound with $ 97 for glass lin Sheeting in 1 ribbon, Colored bor 13x20 inches; lengths, Will "40e [5.3 ders; 70x80 a Wool Blankets Plaid design; thick nap; lock Fringed ends, 12x28 in Here For all undergarments. stitched ends. Tan) 97 are extra big values. | or pink tint, or white; 6 Ibs. ] 297 Special, 5 bd: S-yard lengths. 76x84 for Yard — =e Wool Remnants |{ Turkish Towels | Panatna Cloths, Serges, Shepherd \f 284m. Cingham Hand twisted, { ' { IE eeu te 25¢) 36 in. Muslin |! | | | t Good quality Unbleached Mus- ‘(Turkish Towels |{ Pajama Check | —_ Chambray 17c) 5 yd. — Denim 0 yard fhsset as Yerd 15sec White 36-inch. 25¢c Full bleached, medium weight; Bluc or grey, 27-inch linen- pees Ske Meare 8 hemmed ends. 17x37 finished Shirting Cham- { pa agg Male oppor 150 inches. Special value, 29c| bgay in 5 yard lengths. ] 7c ; 4 keto | Each Yard : 2 Crash Toweling Huck rT 26-in. Flannel 1d | Linen-filled Crash of firm, even Good quality and extra large Soft-finished blue or grey ' pores aan ' eed 20 ge Di oiares eae 29 Manin te oer 25 i » & . leny a, x e it. A border y c a1 inches Cc weight. § yar lengths. c } Women who do their own sewing will appreciate this bargain. grey, light blue, sand color or purple; 2'4 yard lengths Per 36-In. Silk-Mixed Crepe—Extra Special Comes in dark yard All Fresh, New Fall and Winter Coats xt. for Women, Misses, Juniors & Children 7% More at Wholesale. Wool-mixed Cheviot Suiis that would reguiarly sell for $14.98. Chglce of these two models 149 Store Hours: 9.00 to 5.30; Saturday, \ \ Fe 9,00 to 6.00. 5000 Conts_ sii : Coats That Would, in Practically Every Case, Cost Far | Radical, sweep ng reductions make this Coat Sale the wonder sale he Splendid, fest-color fabrics, weil cut and toilored , 479 to stand hard wear. Full lined Ul roughout. Solid ,.¥ browns, also tan or grey mixtures, Sizes 9 to 18 years No Mail Orders Filled. of the season. It challenges all comparson! Here are Coats of all sizes, including stouts. Coats of quiet-toned Wool Mixture , good / quality Wool Ve ours, soft Polo Cloths, warm Wool Coating, lustrous ' Velveteen Plush even the genuine Black Seal Plushes. The Fitted | 4 Coats, fill cut models, some fur trimmed, practically all of them with } the big, warm, snug-fitting co so much in vogue. Great variety yo of models that offer almost eve wanted style, color and fabric. y — db i i , ro yf aiwe , Buy Two Suits at the price of @ne! 4 We offer 1,000 Boys’ Wool Cassimere and u 4 d