The evening world. Newspaper, August 17, 1921, Page 6

owns serene i THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17, 1991, TRIO HOLDS UP Rubino and Vereolina had revolvers.|of $10 a session. His trips to and $600 DIAMOND RING of a thrill for hundreds who happened DROWNED, HIS HANDS TIED. The three are sald to have confessed from Genesco coxt 6501.16 railroad and to be on the streets in Hartford's iaaaaeesecoestcn COUPLE IN PARK |nci oniy tho hoid-up of Roe but aiso| omnibus fares, and his hotel and res- SOUGHT IN HIS TUMMY. |tusiness centre yesterday when he| Police tay Man Takem From Water —— the robbery of a messenger boy a few|taurant charges were $401.2% = Mr. Ps rain’ ae . dashed out of the jewelry store of! off Brooklym Was Murdered, Men Arrested Said Also to Admit|minutes earlier, They suid they got! Hirshfteld has set down $902.46 ax the **Ray Falls ft but Peltee| Lux, Bond & Lux, with George Lux/ gre ody of an unidentified man, Robbing a Messenger Boy of only 20 cents from him. The pollce)extra cost of having @ stenographer Hold 1 mer, in pursult. As they turned from Main | poth hands tied behind his back, was I s Having taken inventory, we have unreservedly under- priced our remaining stock of Spring and Summer Shoes. Included are the most wanted styles for present wear, e v1 aid the e of town, . Street into Pratt Street, Traffic Po-| taken fi the East Ru # 20 Cents, er prisoners said they were out| from out Late wi Aug. 17.—Wien an ioeman GHittin folked in. and) AMAIY Bireet, Brooklyn, Maat alent ‘he orice but not every size, as the lines are already depleted. -- . AY, *-ray picture of the stomach of Pat-|ho and Lux landed in a heap on the| Pelleve the dead man is « murder vic~ REDUCTIONS averaging f BAER dik Ee ene Rae HE CAME FROM GENESEO. 500 HELO HOUR IN suBW rick Larock of Rochester fatled last|Mying Larock. The body had been in the water two PLL I dich ad A cbt Roe, No. 183 Schermerhorn Street, Brooklyn, was sitting on @ bench in| armiran G ; Lux accused him of running oft with| weeks, according to. tho poll f Two Broadway Express Trains evening to show positive results tol, qiamond ring when the. joweller| there were to wounds it fe bollewed the a Jury Stenographer | stated by Grounding Shoe Beam. the detectives who believe Larock|turned to get another tray, but|man died of drowning. He was about 20 to 30 per cent.—many broken lots at 50% below regular prices. sixty years old, five feet five he “ i the plaza of Fort Greene Park with Expenstve. More than 600 persons were delayed swallowed & $600 diamond ring, it|/Larock refused to open His mouth to | tall, weighed 14) pounds und ‘hades | fl Atk for Our Sloe Beak The base ofthe Bis Toe his fiancee when three men 4p-! An investigation of the accounts of | fr an hour last night in two trains Tae wale Larock would be held on the hey wag in plain sight during all the | MY, 2Nd Wan CIbtNed Te tne ot (if 680 Sixth Ave., Above 38th St, , proached. Two, armed with revol- on the Broadway southbound express charge of theft. chase and had no chance to pass the | overalis, cotton underwoar and’ cotton L eo the Almirali Grand Jury conducted by | tracks of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit, The prisoner was the nerve centre ring to any one. socks. vers, held him up while the third|Commisaioner of Accounts Hirshfield | wren a ehoe-beam on a forwan ar — —— = : = @earched his pockets and got $2, Then|has revealed that $10,239.20 in ex-| rounded north of the 34th Street sta- fhe trio fled. penses and atenographic fees was|tion at 8.35 o'clock, ond shut off the The girl had fainted. Roe revived|paid to Frank B. Whipple. a stenog-| power, ‘The passengers, except those her and found Patrolman George|rapher of Geneseo, N. Y., the home | the ee Ried Aik aid in A ’ S ] f | Muehleck, who sted three men|town of former Attorney General | Who easily im "a 4 k running aiong the wall, ~ | NaWlots, who directed tie Work of the oe eee er, Lethe UAL Aaa] ugust ale O His prisoners said they were Louis|Grand Jury. HO tee sn6n ih thé other stalled train * ala alleen let pele ‘The records show that from Feb. 24, fenpnbruid Toe tone here they Fine Furs | James Farley, No. 135 Ryerson Street. ‘ —_ = Furs purchased now will be stored free until November ist. This is an opportunity to be forehanded and FIFTH AVENUE save considerably. Hy Muskrat Coats, sports models, $115 e e i sensi I Day Sell t ] KELLNER BROS tae Ct yp wo-Day Selling, Toilet Goods Black Caracul Coats, with skunk or Austral- e ian opossum collars and cuffs, $245 . fa i ) hirty years selli: Good iture Hudson Seal Coats, $237.50, $265, $295 Greatly Reduced Prices on Necessities : J ng Turn Matias Gal Wigs, Seem te tats If you are familiar with the regular prices of the following toilet ‘Ox DSearves, ip jupe, brown, 4 4 Southeast Corner I5th Street & 6th Avenue pounteay . $39.50, $49.50 preparations, you will know just how much we have reduced pectinet Re | these essentials. It is a time to buy in quantity, and we advise = Skunk Scarves, | $29.50, $69.50 early shopping, as these Sales are always very popular. Ps s Queen Anne Dining Room Hudson Bay Sable Scarves, $49.50, $79.50 Hotakold Vacuum Bottle, : Bath Brushes, without handle : \ = = Suite in American Walnut. FOURTH FLOOR Quart, $2.75 $1.25, ad in t . 10 Pieces Hotakold Veeuum LI ep Bath Brushes, with bandle, , — J Value $475 5 . Tey! 75c and $1.95 : August Sale of Pre eed © phi se "i ‘ Complexion Brushes, 75¢ ieker Flasks, A aaa aan : Kent's Nail Brushes, $1.50 Blankets ey ae = Nail Scrubs, 25¢ Pinaud’s Lilac Vegetal, 85¢ = Rubbing Aleahol, 55¢ | Sanitol Mouth Wash, 35C_——Evench ‘Tooth Brushes, ca. 25¢ Many women are buying thcir entire Perfume pore 78 Marvel Depilatory Powder. fergen's Violet Glycerine Soap doz., $2.75 4 iprdurine tiie Siler where Atkinson's Chype Extract, $10 30c and 79: , winter supply during this Sale, sacs zs . 3 cakes, ic Headache Brushes, $1.95 tments are so large, quality so Atkinson's Rose and Violette Nonspi Deodorant, 35c Woodback Hair "> Sie GRSIGIP IE's. Glee ee) aecee ec . Wool Extract, Nujol, 35c and 7c _—~Filoating Castile Soap, bar 19¢ ac a ner pe fs g good, and prices so uncommon. Woo illip's Milk o Cal 4 Lyon's Tooth Pow i A -/5 and $2.95 tion of Velour or Tapestry. and cotton white blankets with pink Se ae ae ER Be ee Cu Be Whisk Brooms, Celluloid han- (Pitlew arms—io0se or blue borders are reduced to eA CET TE ga Peptodent and Pebeco Tooth — "°*P* : dles, 59c epring cushion seats.) Single si $5 Eleaya Creme, 45 Paste, 33c Guest Soaps, doz. $1 Mandruka Bath Sponges, $1.95 | ingle size 2 Value $335 Double size $6.50 Clearance of Bathing Caps, 25c to $1.95 ! | SECOND FLOOR | Ori 1 Rug Sal i i a | Victor Records The Oriental Rug Sale Special Selling ; So Willa Mary Bedroom Suite You Should Own Featuring Kirmanshah Rugs, $315 to $565 Silk Underweax in Antique Brown Mahogany. : : 2 , Among the many wonderful rugs and va ues in this Sale, the Per- ~ (B Bed—B Forza del Dest $2.00 Ons. } SUS f >, ls ; | ~ ve, ignay Be eo Carisa and Secor) sian Kirmanshahs are conspicuous. To be able to obtain one of Glove Silk Vests, $1.75 | a 4 Pisces Spanish Dance Heiferz 1.75 these rugs in sizes ranging from 10.8x7.4 at $315 to 14.8x9.8 at Bodice 4 if ores = Van ‘The Trumpeter McCormack ne $565, is certainly remarkable when you compare with prices of the lee tops, reinforced, good | 4 ‘alue $400 O Sole Mio Caruso 1.25 last few Goan 7 length. ; . years. | } ~ 295 Mighty Like a Rose wae 2.00 Dn J ys ‘i = ‘arrar and Kreisler zar Rugs chine. ; } . $ Lucia (Mad Scene) Galli-Curei 1.75 - vg! C se Rugs Perstan Rugs Glove Silk | = Last Rose of Summer Elman 1.25 Size 4x67 feet, Size 14x10 feet, Size 314x6 feet, : | ITH Kell oh feeling Of security thee Martha (Ah! So Pure) Aa ae A $75 and $85 $395 $37.50 Step-in Drawers, $1.75 ‘ every iner pure comes a Yb a . “ o . « 5 . * fs ; | Gu nie Beceue ds (eat Rey and an Ant eens Sn oe pcre Mack Smaller and larger sizes at proportionately low prices. Reinforced and plain tailored. : RLOOR August Furniture Sale with its prevailing price reductions adds the Songpiof the EeeiNa 2) De certainty that your purchase is an investment extraordinary. Barcarolle, Tales of Hoffman, Intermezzo 85c Glove Sili: Vests, $2.50 To see Kellner Furniture in ‘'The Twenty-five Rooms’ EY: Hes tteied, bodice tops rein- is to know its suitability for your own home. forced, full length. Extraordinary! . Glove Silk | Velour Portieres Step-in Drawers, $2.50 $26.75 a Pair Hemattched, reinforced, tailored, S, The quality of velour in these por te a] tieres is so fine, with its deep nap and silken lustre, giving such richness to the colors, that you will know just how extraordinary a value they are Glove Silk Bloomers, $2.95 SALE when you see them. Each portiere is Reinforced, with shirring at ren made, with hand sence pene cuff, full cut, d French open edges, 52 inches aie and 7 feet ¥ inches long. They : n Sa n are reversible, so wet you ay have Silk Glove two colors to match the decorative themes of adjoining rooms. Embroidered Vests, $2.50 . s FITH FLOOR . Bodice tops, pink and white, White Jersey Silk Summer Furniture Sale The Dining Room Suite, illustrated, is a careful reproduction of Jacobean - Your Breakfast design, in dull-finished walnut, cwith decorative ebony inlays, 10 pieces, $750 Glove Silk Camisoles, $1 Dining Room Suites With satin tops. R by Electricity lO-piece Hepplewhite, iwlaid mahogany —10-piece Chippendale mahogany suite, $675 Auitey: s $1050 10-piece Chippendale walnut suite, $600 7 . New Yorkers have come to find elec- Meriter Chippendale, Hioely Sipuied mas ieleee eee Pe honeny suite, Hae Glove Silk Vests, $2.50 A i indi 10-piece Hepplewhite mahogany suite, $885 -piece Queen Anne mahogany suite, . . ‘S| ail ip te | 1O-pics Speiah Benalslince wanie tutte 10-piece Louis XVI. walnut suite, #450 Bodice tops and trimmed with by an adh : ii 2 $1050 10-picce early American mahogany suite, satin. . S| including the two following moder. 10-pie ovherreonte: $725 205 | ately priced items: BSSE USTALON MEDS: Sikes ‘ poole | y P Individual Pieces Living Room Suites Biss Gk > ‘ax jonal . Ori 5 Mahogany Spinet Desks, $40 3-piece brown mohair suite, $570 ve Silk Drawers, $2.95 Blectric Gritl $12.00 Mahogany Drop-leaf ‘Tea Wagon, $29.75 3-piece figured brown mohair suite, $465 —— $2.95 This grill makes a Mahogany Full-size Poster Beds, $29.50 2 figured brown velour suite, $275.“ French models, satin trimmed, Half the lot are satin stripes. complete. table Bere COR reinforced. 2 stove, d b J : 35 Ge lon wa nenel French Sand Toys A st Sale of ves, things at once, ese are among the most origina é, 5 Fi . Half the lot are plain wea - Th h iginal ugu bana : 1: such as toasting and toys we have seen ih many a day, Fine Linens love Silk Union Suits, All White. cooking. A waffle iron, which can be and consist of wagons, carts, trains $4.75 . used on this grill, is included. and buckets filled with small toys Table Cloths, $3.75 Sizes 14 to 17 for we beach. They are used by Hemstitched, bodice tops, well : ; French children on the beaches at — Eacellent quality of Irish linen damask, 70270 cut and reinforced » We Rigae Mala Toor, B8th street, Reversible Electric Toaster Deauville and Biarritz. inches. Reduced to this low price. $4.50 Wooden Pull Toys Napkins, Dozen $4.50 This is the convenient ss Clowns, elephants, dogs and ducks Pure Irish linen damask, Charming round Glove Silk Bloomers, reversible type which on wheels. A splendid assortment designs, Very much reduced, $4.9: saves many a burn. in various sizes and colors, 85¢ 52 95 It has even heat dis- to $2.25. Towels, Dozen $5.50 Reinforced, black, navy, brown ‘e ‘ Sr PREOn CenaS making Bi-plane Flyers $4.50 Ail pure linen buck of firm, durable weave. mole, purple. Belgian blue, Herald Square Gruo- New York bea a 7 SEVENTH WLOOR SECOND FLOOR. GROUND FLOOR