The evening world. Newspaper, August 9, 1921, Page 15

eee ‘ TAKEN FROM RIVER HAS GUN WOUND eer Oe His Head and Feet Weighted With 47 Pounds of Sandstone —May Be New Yorker, Three hundred doughboys imprisoned in French Jails for Infractions of that country's laws have snlisted the in- - The New York Missing Persons Bus Teati believes it has solved the identity of the man found yesterday by erab- ers in Tucker's Cove, Shark River, Near Asbury Park. ‘The body had been bound tightly with rope, weight- ed with rocks at head and feet, with ® gunshot wound in the side, The police notified a Mrs. Carzzo, Ko. 445 Kast 12th Street, believed to be| the mother of the dead man. She has gone to Asbury Park. A bill was found in the trousers pocket of the man's clothes, also an} envelope. As the body had been in| the water for two weeks the writing! had faded on the enyelope, but tho R Mrs. Carazo reported her son Car- mello missing on Aug. 1, saying he| ieft home in July in quest of work in the country. His description tallied| losely with that of the dead man. | , ddressed in red ink. | iling was blurred, An | c ed that the wound in ad been caused by a shot- | to have be s Cove which Is : he mouth as the 0 - the he 25 a pound 5 E about , . had d : an emer - tons, He vs, silk | Shirt and new b Young Motorcyclist Held for Rune ning Dewn Aged Man. Hugo Ochs, sixty-one, 1 a critical | condition there from a ured skull. | Ochs was knoo home, No. 68 motoreyclé RED GREEN RED RED GREEN RED RED Look for the original red and green package eres i aR An important message about Kellogg’s Cooked Bran! yp sotlodt THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 9, son of the late Bishop Cleveland Coxe of Buffalo, nephew of the tate President PRISONS IN PITIFUL PLIGHT. |cievetanad and a captain In the Red Cross during the war. 4 permanent resident of Paris, has communicated, thus far in vain, In be- half of the Imprisoned doughboys w ¢ American Embassy in Paris, to terest of H. Cleveland Coxe, former|president Harding personally and fin- American Vice Consul General in Parts, ! ally to the Churches Prison Commission, ' ill try to get C Mr. Coxe, who is sccretary-treasury ‘Balch,Price & Co. JultonG SmithS: ts, BrooklynN. ), One of the finest, most complete and up-to-date collections of FURS in this country is offered in our AUGUST FUR SALE Preparations for this sale were started last Spring. Skins were bought months ahead—models represent the best European and American designs. Quality and workmanship are strictly up to Balch-Price standard. We especially advise the purchase of ALASKA SEAL and PERSIAN LAMB These furs are at pre-war prices Reports have been circulated in New York that Kellogg’s Cooked Bran—the original cooked bran in the Red and Green package—has been with- drawn from the market! This report is without any foundation in fact and is meant to deceive and mislead regular and intending purchasers. Kellogg’s Cooked Bran is the genuine! Just as you always did—buy KELLOGG’S in the Red and Green package—then you know you’re right! KEL- LOGG’S is widely distributed among high-grade grocery stores. On the advice of physicians or those who know the value of bran as a permanent relief from constipation, Kellogg’s Cooked Bran enjoys a very large and constantly increasing patronage. Bran is the great natural sweeper of the intestinal tract. Results from its consistent use with breakfast cereal or in other appetizing ways cannot be over- estimated! Store Hours: 9 to 5 1921, BROOKLYN SIMMONS BEDS—The nationally advertised beds that one reads about in practically every magazine and newspaper of the day. parison in the bedstead trade, ‘These are the beds that are the standard of com- These beds were secured at a cons'derable price conces- sion and Jikewise we are passing the saving on to our patrons A—$2 7.50 Regularly $42.25 Beautifully des'gned in ivory and blue; American walnut and brown ma- hogany. The ivory-finished model hs a neat hair-line stripe. All finishes equally priced, but a limited quantity of each size. B—$25.25 | Regularly $39.00. | Square tubing with bent top-rail and rectu i foot. signs that this concern e i In ivory with blue and Circassian wal- nutonty. 4-foot size, Springs Link construction Springs, all sizes, Woven Wire Fi cial steel braces; all sizes Woven Wire Spring special steel brace: yall sizes. Mattresses White Cotton Mattresses, specially ed, of our own ma AY ; in choice of faney ; $15.50 3 ft. $11.45 10.55 14.40 2ft. Gin. Here Are | who have made possible the great volume of business trans- acted in this August Sale. THESE SIMMONS BEDS are patterns that have been discontinued to shorten the manufacturer's line in order to secure increased production. is a work of art and characteristic of the excellence of the product of this manufacturer. C—$35.50 Regularly $59.50 A most unusual pattern. one finish. + D—$27.50 This is the mode Co. have featured in their magazi newspaper adve a saving o $12.75. nut, brown mahogany and ivory with A most attractive model. Box Springs, full size, for wooden $6.50 | Ledsteads, in A. C, abric Springs, with spe-| 4 ft. 6 in, . $7.40} Roll, Edge pxtra heavy, with | bedsteads $9.65) 4 ft Bi BS ft. s Layer Cotton Felt: Mattresses; with | No. 4 pure goose feather Pillows, 22x28 in. $4.00 in choice of fancy tickings. roll edge, 4 ft. 6 in. $f. Regularly $40.25. that the Simmons Box Springs $22.70 $24.50 20.45 An Astounding Bit of News! SIMMONS BEDS At Reductions of Over iy In The Great A. & S. Half-Yearly Furniture Sale In American wal- tials in «A, & S.” Springs and Mattresses A. ticking. Sift. 3 in. Box Springs, A. tic! i 4 ft... 3 ft. Mattresses . $19.80 18.20 Duvetyn “Sample’ at $4.98 i Hardly necessary to say that, being samples, their quality would | usually bring far more than Wednesday’s price. attractive Advance Autumn Models and the women who buy them to wear with their tailleurs will be in the very van- guard of Pall fashions. ew sliapes. New colors ve ways and a variety of them ho hat is combined with burnt fancies, hackle feathers or. ostrich, 3 ft. 2 ft Gin, Please note that the quantity is as limited as the offering is tempting. Many first of foreign _by mail 10 cents. yy class automobile and American and tour summer Price 10 Cents At all World offices. subway, elevated and railroad stations and newsstands. Address Summer onl al ne World, Pulitzer see ht York City maps. hotels, 200 Smart New Hats They are in unusually | in many A & 6 Memanine, Hast ry The World 1921. Summer Resorts Annual Good Motor Roads Guide Thousands of boarding houses and resorts. In fact, the great amount of detail made it too costly to produce. Three finishe.; ivory and blue; Circassian walnut and rown mahogany, but a limited number of any . $18.65 for metal $21.35 AVC. Telephone Main 6100 Every design of a SIMMONS E—$10.95 Regularly $19.50 A staple mode] that reflects a charm of design unusual at the price. Built on Colonial lines with caps at op and bot- tom. Post tops are fitted with satin finish bra:s caps. White enamel only. Child's Crib, $11.75 In ivory or white enamel; built with bigh sides; link fabric apriagi special safety lock prevents the child from falling out. umber’ roledeS Cotton al Matser, im fancy ticking. ...... $7.20 Hair Mattresses From Our Own Shops Splendidly made Mattresses, the Prvuce of the A. & S, factory, of spe- uth American horsehair, i in heavy . ticking. 18.45 | 4 ft. 6 in......$31.70 Sft. Sin. $26.55 ait 29.90 sft » 23.15 No. 3 pure duck feather Pillows, 22x28 in. $2.40 No. 5 extra choice white goose feather Pillows, $14.60| z2azs in 11.90| No. 7 pure white down Pillows, 22x28 in., $6, A &S—Fourth Noor, Bast Moire Ribbons | With Satin-striped Edge 49c Yard A very special price for this beautiful | | 6-inch moire ribbon in such lovely shades | as pink, white, maize, turquoise, azure, cardinal, black, brown, orange, navy, jade, American beauty and sapphire blue, Splendid for making sashes, hairbows, | ete 4S - Street floor, Kas. | announcements