The evening world. Newspaper, August 2, 1921, Page 9

ar ind et a MISS E. H. KUNZ, WHO WAS KILLED , BY BOLTING HORSE 153 EMIZAE SETH 1 KONZ ~MISSKUNZKILLED BY FAVORITE HORSE ASITTAKESFRIGHT Woman Secretary Also Meets Death With Daughter of Tiffany Gem Expert. | PBSKSKILD, N. Y., Aug. 2.—Miss Fiizabeth Handforth Kunz, daughter of Dr. George F. Kunz, Vice President of Tiffany & Co., and foremost gem expert in this country, and Miss; Pauline Prytbel, private secretary to Dr, Kunz, were killed on a country | road near Lake Oscawana, nine miles from here, by a runaway horse Inst mght. Dr. Kunz will not know of the tragedy until he reaches New York to-day, efforts to communicate with him on his way back from the Ptlgrim eeremonies at Plymouth, Mass. hay- ing fatled. Miss Jane Kinsey, twenty-four, a research worker livmg at No. 406 | Shrub Oak, is about six miles from the dake, and Miss Kunz had invited Miss Pryibel dnd her friends, Miss few days with her there, The three young women arrived yesterday and after luncheon Miss Kuna or- purchased a few weeks ago and of which she was very proud hitched to a surrey fora trip to the country, They left the Kunz home about 2 biles arrived with the body of Mise Kung and the three visitors, Mis | Pryibel and Miss Kinsey unconscious. Miss Pryibel died later in a hospital, Miss Donotue, who 1s not seriously hurt, said they were driving toware the low hanging limb of a tree. Miss Kunz, an expert -horsewoman, laughed and assured her three com- panions she could manage the animal. | At that instant the horse made a side of the road, turning and throwing out the inst a rock, sind Mi over the surr occupants ¢ Mra. Cowen's Body to Go to Can- ton, N.Y. The body who died fr dered a spirited Morgan horse ghe| P.M. At 8 lust night three automo- | 1 Clear Lake when the horse shied at| | Auto Vacuum Ice Cream Freezer Kinsey and Miss Donohue, to spend a| ™ | i THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, alcoholism at the Hotel Maryland, Gun- day, will be shipped to-day to Canton, N. ¥., for burial by her nephew, John Woods, of No, 517 Bast 147th Street, |aided by friends of her father, the late John K. Cowen, President of the Baltl- more Ohio Railroad. Chauffeur Rob Potter, her companion at the hotel, has been exonerated. Tasty Ice Cream icious—is the one n hot weather. h, delightful minutes witkout refreshing, cooling, ¢ dessert that really sat You can make smo ice cream at home i | cranking or other toilsome work with the Ligh sanitary, convenient, finished in white enamel, A modern kitchen nsil, Ask to see one of these remark- able Freezers in any hardware store. And send today for a copy of Marion Harr i's “Desserts That Make Themselves.” Auto Vacuum Freezer Co., Inc. 220 West 42d Street New York City $55, $60, Kuppenheimer Suits, and Winter, at Palm Beach Suits, Broadway at 49th St. West 20th Street, Manhattan, and a Miss Donohue, also of New York, were hurt, Miss Kinsey so badly she may die The Kunz eummer home, known as with Amer Favorite Be “Served Perfectly!” How it is rang 279 Broadway Semi-Annual Sale of Suits for Men And Young Men—Ready-to-Wear $65 and $70 $45, $50 and $55 Suits, Suitable for Summer, Fall MIDSUMMER REDUCTIONS Linen Golf Knickers, Special, White Flannel Trousers, A Moderate Charge for Alterations icas verage You may take up a bit of the sunmy climes, nine different coun Proportion of water with ice, asa tries, are properly ined in emall cube or crushed. Stir with every ounce, 8 ape0n. ad ) Guard against the natural mie takes of too much syrup and too Dome quickly? You bet. The large a glass, Any variation tising bubbles just have time to from the ratio of one ounce of come to a bead that all but o'er- syrup to five ounces of water, teps the brim as the glass is and something of the rare quality Passed over the marble fountain of Coca-Cola is host; you don't for the first deliciews and refresh- get Coca-Cola at the top of its ing sip. flavor and at its highest appeal. ” rd * Coca-Cola im sold everywhere fe the nate eaniaia wvcive with universal popularity, because paul s perfect service and not variations @ is a soda fountain rule. DELICIOUS aND REFRESHING THE COCA.COLA COMPANY, Atlanta, Ga. $32.50 $6.50 15.00 10.00 44 East 14th St. 47 Cortland St. Sea Biche tds at lig Street ew Business ‘all 9 to 5. Telephone Stuyvesant 4700 AUGUST 2, 1921, The cool August breezes fairly | blew people into the Furniture And what they found was a delight—so they said “T wanted to come last | week, but it was so hot—,-t | Formerly A. T. [ti is not big type and big talk in the newspapers—but the quality, fashion and fair price of the goods in the store which make value and give lasting satisfaction. Stewart & Co. The minute a woman sees these suits and coats the savings that the prices represent will be instantly apparent: Shantung Silk Suits at $15 Tweed—all year ’round suits—at $25 I haven't missed anything. ' I am finding just what 1 Tricotine suits at $25 Coats— many kinds—$10, $15, $25 conditions. at want now, and at such low prices.” (Yes, prices on furniture have not been so low since before the war. They are really lower in this August Sale than are warranted by market You see we had already | reduced our regular prices to conform to the new costs, and now from these we take off another slice, in most cases twenty-five to fifty per cent.) “I’m sorry I made a purchase of reed furniture are lower.” (Shop around all you wish, see all you can, compare, but SEE WHAT WE HAVE TO OFFER BEFORE YOU BUY-—for your own protection.) “No one matches you in dining-room furniture as to assortment and "3, as your prices (Thank you! we know that; but we are glad the PEOPLE know it.) “Your values are wonderful in dining-room furniture’’—another woman. “Your prices are better than I have seen elsewhere.” “You have a wonderful assortment and you have cut your prices.” “Your prices are surely down.” y So the comments run—and so the people come and go; seeing and learn- ing and choosing the furniture they need. Come Wednesday if you can, but come any day that is convenient; the sale will continue during August. Fourth, Fifth and Sixth Galleries, New Bullding. New Fall Fabrics for the Home on entire present stock of Upholsteries 15 to 3343 People who are buying fine furniture for their homes from the great August Sale will be glad to know that they need not wait until September to buy the ap- prs riate curtains, draperies upholsteries to harmon- ne with it. Large advance shipments of our fall line of beautiful fabrics to soften and enrich the lines of every room of the home, are here already. More are coming in daily. Already we have the most complete line that we have seen anywhere in New York. Prices are stabilized There will be no further drop in prices. Prices for fall and winter are known and fixed. We have con- sulted the manufacturers, and they are reasonably sure. We have gone over our entire stock and have re. Sizes 16 to 46. of the lovely materi: have made this m: manufacturer's tions. 3 per cent. less than last Spring scaled prices on our present’ stocks to the range of price we know will be followed by, the new fall goods—15 per| cent. to 3313 per cent. lower than the i house draperies last spring. Lovely new things Visitors to New York ser the Furniture Sale or any other purpose, will fie a visit to the house draperies section of the store full of suggestion and profit, for it is a veritable mine of de- lightful things—from every | conceivable kind of window- curtain, plain domestic scrim | r Every Silk Frock | ‘for Miss 14 to 20 | to French hand-made lace and embroidery, draperies of every shade and weave, from gorgeous cretonnes to dam- all that remains from our | much-complimented summer Second Floor, Old Bullding The August Sale of Rugs opens today It offers choice of 1,500 fine ORIENTAL and CHINESE rugs, at prices lower than we believe can possibly prevail in the Fall. Some of the rugs are a quarter below today’s prices— some are half of today’s prices—some are a third below the cost of ifnportation. And there is a very wide range of sizes—from an Anatolian mat about 3x1} ft. at $9.50 to a $1,500 Chinese rug, 15x20 ft. at $875. Third 4 Galtery. New Building 162 Odd Domestic Rugs---prices lowered Grade 25 Velvet rugs, 27x54 in............0.00005, $ 7.00 25 Chenille bath rugs, 30x60 in. -$ 4.00 12 Imported jute rugs, 6x9 ft. . . $30.00 80 Imported jute rugs, 8x10 ft. $45.00 20 Imported jute rugs, 9x12 ft. - $50.00 10 Imperial wiltons, 6x9 ft... - $75.00 15 Seamless velvet rugs, 9x12 ft $35.00 25 Axminster rugs, heavy, 9x12 ft. $35.00 Please note the quantity of each, and arrange surely to be early if you would have full choice. Special $ 4.50 $ 2.00 $18.00 $25.00 $35.00 $45.00 Third Gallery, New Buliding 598 prs. Children’s Shoes Broken sizes—Half Price $5—were $10 kidskin acess with ae isa 7 on 2, vamps, and some white ki in 448 burten cy lea ale and patent leather pumps in this bo leather vamps. (Nearly all sizes in this lot.) $4—were $8 80 pairs of black kidskin oxfords and tan strap pumps. (Broken sizes only in thie tot.) | | Wats all sizes in the high shoes but not in the pumps.) $1.20—were $2.40 45 pairs of children's play shoes, of tan calfskin; afew of them white canvas high button infants’ shoes, (AIL broken sizes in this lol.) First Floor, Old Bullding $3-—were $6 325 pairs of high button white “|Boys’ Wash Norfolks ‘reduced to $5.50 About 150 suits ‘Tan crash, were $8.75. Tan linen, were $8.75. Panama cloth, were $10.00, The vogue of Patterned fabrics has crossed the Atlantic and is now settling down for a stay in the United States. | | | The Cretonne Girl White poplin, were $8.75, bars subdued colors and designs. | $5.50 each From turban to shoes she is All made to our special bright with contrasting tones. The Indian shawl is inspiring many specifications; taken from our regular stocks for a quick cle: y, Wednesday. 7 to 16 years. women on this collection, reduced down to side—or, rather, the imported | $32.50 $45 $75 spread, hand-blocked in Indian Wool Norfolks, $9.75 Our former conservz | ba be By actual test these are all prices were $37.50 to § Morning frocks —— afternoon frocks — evening frocks — in crepe de chi I] the other Tn black, fabric, Shiki Tepp, uphol- | ishi ty | stery cloths of velvet, tap-| i inating collection, as estry and needlepoint—to) in'Tearly every matancer end cedar chests, overstuffed | is more charming than furniture for upholstering, 5 ortieres, table.| cond Floor, Old Building | | DOWNSTAIRS STORE: 2,500 Sacson Dresses For Women at $2.95 Similar styles have been in our stock at $3.75 to $8.50 You no doubt know well the Sacson dress- know 's, the smart becoming styles that of dress so popular. pason-end and his summer stock on hand must be cleared out to permit autumn prepara- Tl here are dresses for any occasion s and runners, all the way down to sofa cushions. | Fourth Gallery, New Building. Pla 1in homey xtra weight ————— | Charmeuse, $2.35. It is the best charmeuse we've seen for a long time, because of its excellent we: ing quality unusual weight end sacl finish —will not go, while yet there’s need rit ey hase, naa blia of them (altho many men brown, taup Same Sety ' wear them the year neous purchase from a round . manwasurar Rpo wise bo Single or double- Its the Silk Rotunda, breasted Main Floor, Old Building Now You'll need We have aold several during the pust few days to purchasers who will make them up into frocks ger spread, 2!,x3 yds., wool tweeds and are in sey- eral good shades. Two pairs of knickers with each suit. Originally $13.50 and $15.00. a is $12.50 The other, 2x3 yards, $10. Sizes 7 to 16 years. Fourth Gallery, New Buliding | Third Floor, Old Building Wednesday morning, for the first time 125 Men’s Blue Serge Suits at $32. 30 Up to this afternoon, their price --and a right- ful price it was--was $50, But it is now August, and blue serge suits must There will be choice of both styles when the store opens; all coats half-lined with our standard alpaca with lee 4) and very smart the more matronly woman. rial, dainty frocks of Porch and House-dress Section have all the charm of ati and dresses that would delight Downstairs Store, Old Buliding Summer Blankets All Wool. 60x90 in 70x90 in S0x90 in Each pair cut and bound sepa- rately Fourth Gallery, New Building | lining. mings are The serge is good, White flannel trousers, $10 to $18 Burlington Arcade Floor, New Building — + ona, o Ma rteny ete accor ee