The evening world. Newspaper, April 5, 1921, Page 19

THE EVENING WORLD, T PLANE TAKES FINAL DIVE. Unluoky Jersey City Craft Wrecked “Two Pilots Unhart. HAMMONTON, N. J., April 6.—Meet motor boats may be had there, but|ing with ite third acckient within a By Wat B. SUBMONS, they add considerably to the cost of IGM WATER. ar month, a Curtiss plane which came here a the trip. Goose Creek, the Raunt and | (ons 0 Carte Pie ey paseo 2 Fe an * igh ate, | Broad Channel, siete y branch of | Was practicaly destroyed Into y far dat Sie Oh ath Mi ig. a |when ft took « nose dive into ¢ SA rir Ta rp 8B tole clia's Held. In the machine wore A. 8. iB fe th kn ig it These places are near the | S======r-seeeeeeeneeeenennnenees $8 GB Re et gs) ashing grounds, but the cost of trans- - portation is much greater than to Ber- | ‘The appearance of a fishing column | gon Beach. “Hell Gato,” or the Hole, m yesterday's Evening World was|at the head of Broad Channel, is re- betlgg with general satisfaction. Sev-|sarded as particularly fishing eal ardent ground for flounders. Flounders are t fishermen, friends of the |running particularly welt all over the | paper, ea well as of the writer, called |bay just now, aa far up as Hook| et the office to expreas appreciation. | Creek, at ite head, and what is even 1 size. In Now that founders are running, tt | Detter, they are of unusual + tl ny own expertence I have found t ‘well to know where to get them. joy bite: | they bite better on the ebb tide. Jamaica Bay is by far the most con-|Strong winds are not advantageous, | and if th ewind be in the east the } angler had better remain at business or at home. ih Wreck Lead is a good place to co " be reached at much less expense | flounder fishing. Boats are plentiful, Mandi beled Lote lea than any other water. Old fishermen | Dut bait is an uncertainty. Rar aoa || Rage to fit know, of course, where to go and bow | jt jg reached by train to Long Beach. | to get there, but for the benefit of |The fare is somewhat more than $1. |} the novice or uninitiated tt may be | Baldwin a ns a = are thet resorts on Hempst y, but a _ the proximity of Bergen | rotor pont 1s essential, as the fishing Beach specially commends Ht. Bergen|yrounds are far away and it is al- Beach is reached by tho wost side | most impracticable to resp them in | mubway to Flatbush Avenue Station, |® Skiff. If one takes @ motor boat, | and thence by Flatbush Avenue our. |oven with @ party of elx the trip | Hii rcox, tor t face ear. Skiffe can be had of John|" There are many places on the | MiP racter, The Gon, Klein or Bogle, whose places ure close |Sound where good flounder fishing together, and the fishing grounds are|may be had. One of the cheapest | within easy reach of either. Bait, | trips is to City Island. Ne Rochelle sand or blood worms can generally be |18 another good place, but it costs foun@ at Klein's but the ffsherman|more to get there. Olason’s Point, should go 1 accident, to wis stonal worm digge: GARTER Wipe For COMFORT Forget Your Garter! 1, to guard against |on Hell Gate, is a favorite place with | even the profes-|many, and it ls desirable on account | is Hable. of cheapness, but, as I have never | Canarsie, accessible by tube. from | tried it, am unable to give assurance | the Municipal Building, is also a con-|of success. On the south shore of | yentent point where boats are to be|the Sound, Bay Side and Port Wash- | bad, but the row is much longer. Yet |!ngton are good starting Inaugurated by us 15 years ago The first Annual Gingham Week was held fifteen years ago by MEARNS. It is natural that this annual event, since adopted by so many other stores, should have been inaug- urated here, since for many years H EAR W$ Wash Fabrics Section has been noted everywhere as the largest retail de- partment of its kind in the world. This explains why every season when gingham time comes round every one who is purchasing this always popular Summer material exclaims as a matter of course—' FE A R M$ for Ginghams.”’ Blumenthal of No, 243 Fourth Street, | served the fall of the plane, speeded escaped serious injury. Blumenthal sut- fering only contusions about his eye. Stalling of the motor caused the ac- sixty feet Just after taking off, and|ctdent, and as the men wore only a ahort plunged deep Into the sand of the fleld, distance up they were unable to vol- | Dr. Charles Cunningham, who had ob- plane to the gro || New York City, both aero pilots, ‘Tho machine fell a distance of about This Men’s Brogue a Winner for Spring Wear Aon the price is back on the old-time price basis. Only $6.85 for this durable black calf oxford with the popular English toe. Very well constructed and showing a smart pattern in brogueing. A typical Rice & Hutchins Shoe. Drop in and examine it. Signet Shoe Stores FIVE CONVENIENT STORBB 145 BROADWAY 112 W. 195TH STREET THIRD AVENUE at 36th Street ‘Near Lenox Avenue at 149th Street BROOKLYN NEW TIMES 8Q. STORE 857 Fulton Street 197 W. 42d Street Pay as Convenient- for your Spring Clothes MU Why wear the old when it's 0 easy to buy new, smart Clothes for the en- tire family? And it's s0 easy because here you can enjoy the privilege of pay- ing as conyenient. The easiest, confidential terms of CREDIT are yours for the asking. And there are our LOW J PRICES—yes, prices that I$ are lower than most cash . There are the sure you walk into be HY GRADE. [Women’s Modish UESDAY, APRIL 5, 1921. in |= Jersey City, N. J. and W. D, Davis of | hls car to the spot, but both pilots had ! Plaid Dress Ginghams, 32 inches wide —blue, pink, tan, green, heliotrope color combinations; were .57. Gingham Week ACL Dress Ginghams—32 inches wide; plaids; checks and plain colors, in an unusually attractive selection— were .40 and .45.Gingham Week 20 Fancy Dress Ginghams—arge selection of most wanted checks, plaids, stripes and plain colors; were .33. Gingham Week . 1 8 Novelty Dress Gingham splendid as- sortment of styles and colors, attractive for women’s and children’s dresses gh 30......Gingham Week . 1 5 Dress Ginghams—large assortment of desirable styles— i ea Gy pane Gingham Week . 122 Gingham Embroidery Flouncings One of the season’s most attractive trimming novelties —Pink and blue checks, with scalloped edge—514 inches wide. Special for Gingham Week, .« Apron Gingham—one of the best makes — indigo checks of various sizes— were .24.. . Gingham Week wl 1 Heavy Striped Ginghams—for shirts, aprons and boys’ blouses— were .30..,.....Gingham Week 15 Aeroplane Linen—36 inches wide—good, firm quality, for dresses, boys’ suits and other purposes; were .98, Gingham Week -50 Colored Ratine—35 inches wide—a large variety of exquisite shades for suits and dresses; were .75........Gingham Week ot colors—good assort- Chambray—plain .Gingham Week . 1 4 ment of shades; Linon Suiting—Best colors for sport and were .25,..... street wear; were .50........Gingham Week 24 work 20 White Materials In demand for trimmings and pipings. 27-Inch Pique— 36-Inch Ratine— were .75........Gingham Week sill 36-Inch Pique— ae $1.10......Gingham Week .97 27-Inch Pique— were .97......-.Gingham Week .68 were .48........Gingham Week .30 36-Inch Repp— were .68........Gingham Week .58 Hearn’s Goodwear Poplin— were .80........Gingham Week .68 36-Inch Gabardine— were .78,.,.....Gingham Week .68 Needs for Sewing and Finishing Sewing Cottone—Willington make—200 yards; were .85 dozen. Gingham Week .64 Sewing Silke—50 yards—black and ors 58 colors; were .85.Gingham Week Fastenere—gross— mR 80 ee Cinsham Week 25 i HT. @A-yard pleoe- White Roll Tape < ee 14 were .20.,,.,,,-Gingham Wee! Rick-Rack—also scallop edge feather- stitched and middy braids— 7 were .10 and .12¢.Gingham Week 2 kers’ Pins—}4-Ib. box— een Gingham Week 25 Bee Pages 11, 14 and 23 for Other Hearn Advertising Dress Shielde—fine quality—light weight double cord rubber; were .26 to .84 DAG. cece as at Gingham Week -20 Inside Dress Belting— were .10 to .12 CONTR trie ar apa Gingham Week 8 Sewing and Machine Needles—were Be paper; 4 papers for, Gingham Week . 25 Acme Adjustable Dress Form—12 seo- tlons—please give correct size when or- pean collared $15.47. 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Specially Purchased and Priced Sports Silk Skirts, $8.75 ‘Fantasi’’ Silk and Baronet Satin spell many things to women who know smart sports Skirts and Skirts for Spring and Summer wear. These ‘‘Fantasi’’ Skirts at $8.75 come in several attractive Jacquard patterns in brown, navy blue or black. Sizes 25 to 36 waistbands. Baronet Satin Skirts (two pictured) are beautifully lustrous in their lovely colorings— straightline models gathered all around, with single pockets and detachable buttoned belts— orchid, rose, pearl gray, black, navy blue, brown, white and flesh pink. Sizes 25 to 32 waistbands. A. & 6.—Becond Boar, Central, Sale of Sterling Silver Flat Ware At Prices Lower Than the Cost of Production A special purchase—and a wonderfully advantageous one! The design is the Colonial Hostess, a graceful, in-very-good-taste pattern that will meet with general favor; and we have bought the entire lot from an overstocked manufacturer at the lowest prices that have been quoted in years. Imagine getting a stunning piece of sterling silver for less than a dollar— for there are many pieces that low, and all under $3.50—especially at this time when silver is in such demand for gifts for all the spring weddings. Price includes war tax and the usual amount of engraving. At 89e Each At $1.59 Each QJ ¢ Bon bon spoons, Butter knives, meat bouillon spoons, — forks, salad forks and butter spreaders, children’s knives. cheese servers, cream ladles, cucumber ser- vera, iced tea spoons, jam spoons, jelly ser- vers, meat forks, olive spoons, orange spoons, oyster forks, pickle forks, salad forks, sugar spoona, sardine forks, tea spoons and sugar Longs, At $1.23 Each Ioed tea spoons, fruit knives and children’s forks A & A Aire Moor, Contra At $1.97 Each AJ)mond spoons, berry spoons, gravy ladles, lettuce forks, lettuce spoons, meat forks aw pie servers, At $2.74 Each Berry spoons, gravy Indles, meat forks and tomato servers, At $3.45 Each Asparagus servera, herry spoons and pravy ladles, Extraordinary Value! 1000 Wool Velvet Rugs $2.97 Reduced from $4.89 A special purchase from the Bigelow Hartford Carpet Com enables us to retail these special rugs at the actual wholesale cost. This represents a very durable grade of closely woven pure wool yarn that will insure a long term of service, There are Persian and Oriental designs in blue, tan, rose, brown and other combinations. Different sizes for different uses in the home, | ay Te a