The evening world. Newspaper, February 9, 1921, Page 16

16 HEIRS ASK REPORT | AFTER FIVE YEARS) Legatees Under Will of Mrs, Bame y Say Administrators Have Filed | no Accounting. > ‘Onarging since their appoinunent in 1916, Isidore J. Kresel and Leetie J.! Tompkins, temporary admfnistret ore | of the estate of the jute Mfrs. Jans E Berney, have failed to tile an account- ing of their stewardship, Thomas J O'Neil of White Plains to-day filed aprtication in the Surrogate’s Court for a compulsory acobunting, 0’ Neill | ig sttorney for Henry E. Van Roden. No. 1060 Paritic Street, and Cornelia F. Van Roden, No. 2% Hamilton Place Brooklyn, cousins of Mim. Barney, who died Nov, 6, 1916, and legateos under her wil). Objection to the prabate of the will, Which devised legucios of $1,000 each to the seren cilidren of her cousin, Isabella Van Roden, two of them being| the petitioners in the prosent pro- cecding, was made in January, 1016,/ om the ground Mim. Barney was of un-| sound ‘mind ahd cmduly influenced. It was then Krosel sand ‘Tompkins were «ppotnted. a PLEAS OF MOTHERS FAIL TO SAVE BOYS Magistrate Tells Parents They Should Keeper (Close on Them to Prevereh Crime. Magistrate ‘Tobiaw to-day ismued a werning to inotherm that they should Keep clover check om their bays and so Prevent them from beboming bandits and burglars. Hie reqnarks were made inthe arraigamont of Joseph Curran, twenty, who had no home. Harold Rush, seventeen, No. 438 West 36th Street; Josoph Farren, sixteen, No. 436 Weat 524 Street, armsted after they had passed the night wn the top flight of eairs in an spartusent house at No. 487 West 524 Street, Diaying cards and sleeping. Curran had a revolrer, ttie police said, and when asked why he hid it, replied it was “not for a toothpick.” Farrell had along bladed knife with which they mid ho expressed an in- tention of “carving” his brother in re- turn for a thrashing. Dvn ppd digas Farry boys Jed for them, but fhe Magistrate, pointing out that they tad not report- 4 to the police on the failure of their sons to return home inst night, held all three prisoners without dail for in- veestigation. ot CONDENSED ii; A Ite SHEFFIELD. THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1931. 199 EVAPORATED SHEFFIELD MILK— CANNED ! ll rie na tl bur nll Was $120.50 aod Four Windsor Side Chairs, NOW.........006+ ‘ Was $22.50 You Save $5.75 TEA WAGON, finished in mahog- any, with rubber tired wheels oe PhO.1D Was $35 You Save $13.75 ADAMPERIOD IVORY =” Y You Save $19.75 THREEPIECE BED OUTFIT, Metal Bed, Ivory Enamel Linch continuous post and wong fillers: 44t, and 4.6 sizes only; spring und mat Wow. $41.25 You Save $24.75 FIVE-PIECE MAHOGANY FINISHED BREAK. FAST ROOM OR SUN PARLOR SUITE, consist- ing of Gate Leg Table, which opens to 262% inches, $95.75 - Spear Urges an Unsparing Cor Comparison of Values ‘ebruar Bargains of High-Grade Furniture evel That May Never Again Be Possible An Amazing Arra Featuring a New Low Price When we say “Bargains’’ we mean just this: Make an impartial comparison of the values shown here at Spear's two ies stores with prices asked for similar merchandise at other stores —yes, even at furniture stores sel increased purchasing wer your dollar possesses at ing for cash only. When you do this, you Will appreciate immediately the greatly Spear's—despite the fact that you can make arrangements to pay for your purchases as usual, on Spear's Liberal Credit Terms. Was $485 FOUR-PIECE POST-COLONIAL BEDROOM SUITE, finished in American Walnut, con Was $175 THREE-PIECE KROEHLER KODAV SUITE, finished in Golden Oak and holstered in imitation Brown Spanish Leather, to a fullsize bed. An additional charge for mattress winging of Dresser, Chiforobe, fll sue Four Poster Bedstead and triplicate mirror Dressing Table. NOW “You Save, We Lose $90.50 $394. cu The Koday opens Now Was $60 You Save $23. 50 TUDOR SPINET DESK, finished in Uimitel gunuty. Now 30,90 ENGLANDER WINDSOR TWIN BEDS, You Save, We Lose $45.50 oat inv a Wit tour fal nt eariaag Wit-Edge Spring, with Side $129.50 vert... $27.00 Was $328 You Save, We Lose $102.50 Sit? 8 °hcmans ets i TEN-PIECE QUEEN ANNE DINING ROOM SUTTE, finished in Jacobean or Golden Anatere Telaats Winch $ | 9: 85 Serving Table, Arm Chair and 5 Side Chairs upholstered in Brown, DuPont Leather. NOW...-.:ccccsrescescsoveonenss =. SPEAR & O( TWO. STORES ting of 544nch Buffet, 45-inch Dining Table with 6-ft. extension, 38 Closet, 2 5.50 sainch site in Golden Oxk $1 5.95 =SALE AT THREE * 1329-1331 BROADWAY Near Gates Avenue BROOKLYN $ F ULTON STREET Women’s & Misses’ Coats in 4 Groups + | SMART WINTER phases. Sik umes. $5 collars of fur. Also plushes, Silk lined. Formerly up to $37.50. COATS AND WRAPS. - Luxurious col- lars of Australian Opossum. Also Fu $27 Fabric coats. Formerly up to $45.00. HANDSOME WRAPS AND COATS of the season’s finer Sacer of tor $39 Fabric coats with the richest of fur collars. Formerly up to $79.50. WRAPS JIN VELDYNE, BOLIVIA; EVORA, FORTUNA, trimmed with Beaver, Mole and Australian Opos- $55 sum. Formerly up to $95.00. Women’s & Misses’ Suits in 3 Groups WORSTED JERSEY AND SPORT SUITS in heather, brown, copen and $10 mixtures. Some are silk lined. Formerly up to $29.75. SMART TAILORED TRICOTINEAND 22 SERGE SUITS. Formerly up to $49.50. HIGH GRADE SUITS; finest quality Tricotine. Excellently tailored; some fur trimmed Velour Suits included. 29 Formerly up to $69.50. Women ’s & Misses’ Dresses in 4 Groups SPRING AND WINTER CLOTH AND 8 SILK DRESSES. Formerly up to $19.75. HANDSOME TRICOTINE AND MIGNONETTE FROCKS, new Spring models. Handsomely embroid- ered; sashes in bright color. combinations. 1 2 . Formerly $27.75. NEW TAFFETA AND TRICOTINE FROCKS, Beaded, embroidered and fancy $ 1 u trimmed modes. Formerly up to $35.00. HIGH COST STREET AND AFTER- NOON FROCKS. Newest of beaded and embroidered taffetas, canton crepes and 23 georgettes. Formerly up to $39.50. Gloves & Hosiery in 4 Groups SUEDE'FABRIC GLOVES 59c | in various styles. Formerly $1.00. LONG SILK GLOVES and imported Italian kid Gloves, two button clasp in 95c black, white and gray, and long chamoisette gloves. Formerly $2.50. 2:8 1! WHITE KID GAUNTLETS, strap wrist. Excellent quality. Values $4.95. . PURE SILK HOSE—all sizes and all colors, slightly itregular. Formerly to $5. All Wool Sweaters ZEPHYR YARN SLIP-ON SWEATERS in Fancy and Novelty Weaves. Formerly $5.00. ot Hoyt It Subway Setion Brooklyn GREAT. THURSDAY NEWS %:., Here and there we have selected garments for imadiate clear- ance—Read carefully each item. Values are most extraordinary. 18 BROOKLYN STORES= 4810-4812 FIFTH AVE. Bet. 48th and 49th Sts. BROOKLYN corof BRIDGE STREET a ; ? ee Women’s & Misses’ Skirts ° in 3 Groups | SEPARATE SKIRTS IN PLAID. | , checks and stripes in clever tailored 5 styles. Formerly up to $12.75. SEPARATE SKIRTS OF THE BETTER KIND in wool plaid, checks and stripes. Pleated and plain models. Formerly up to $17.50. FANCY SILKS, TRICOTINE and finest of Plaids, Formerly up to $22.50. 300 Georgette Blouses ODDS AND ENDS 18 Some sold as high as yee in sume colors, embroidery and beaded Petticoats & Pettibockers in 3 Groups FANCY SATEEN PETTICOATS in flowered and stripe designs. Pleated 79c ruffles. Formerly $1.95. TAFFETA, ALL JERSEY, Jersey and 25 ‘Taffeta combinations in changeable and self colors. Formerly up to $5.00. ALL JERSEY PETTIBOCKERS. 2S Reinforced seams, fitted cuffs, excellent quality Jersey. Formerly up to $5.00, Luxurious Furs in 5 Groups SCARFS, CHOKERS, STOLES AND MUFFS, of Australian Opossum, Hud- son Seal, Mole, Lynx, Squirrel and Fox of every description and every style. Formerly priced up to $59.50. ODD FUR COATS, Sport models in 30, 33 and 36 inch lengths of French Seal, trimmed and self trimmed Rus- sian Pony Coats. Formerly to $225.00. $25 $55 $79 TRIMMED HUDSON SEAL COATS, , 36 inch models, large Natural Skunk Collar and Cuffs, others with large 279 | Beaver Collars: Formerly $495.00. MARMOT, MUSKRAT, HAIR SEAL AND BAY SEAL COATS. Formerly up to $275.00. HUDSON SEAL COATS. Sport models, large Squirrel or Beaver collars, also self trimmed models. Formerly up to $325.00, Hand Bags & Pocketbooks - in 2 Groups CHIFFON VELVET BAGS, inside frames, mirror and neatly lined. Formerly $3.95. ’ 12 2:38 CHIFFON VELVET, DUVETYNE AND LEATHER BAGS. Formerly $5.00.