The evening world. Newspaper, August 26, 1921, Page 6

= £ hs ae: } TROLLEY CAR GHOST CARRYING TOMBSTONE ON BACK FILLS JAIL WITH 19 YOUNG SPOOK LAYERS Staten Island Shade Walks Through Car and Motorman Faints—Next Car Along Is Wrecked by Stones, but Haunt Escapes.: A ghost has laid the uncanny hand ef terror along the south shore of|days of Prohibition, but the cemetery Staten Island, a ghost who walks|to the cast of it brings no ote | thoughts of cheer, It tm a little through trolley cars and is im) oi eository for the dead which Pervious to bricks and stones. WhO)),,:gers the municipal car barn. Yeaves his grave at the orthodox! It is overrun with twisted and hour of midnight, sometimes pack-|mouldy vegetation, its tombstones fing his tombstone on his back. jtumbled and green with decay, and At an early hour this morning he | its crossea, once white but now @iscovered himself to nineteen young | brown and yellow, lie prone, men and boys of Stapleton, Concord} ‘Three hundred men, women and gad Tompkinsville, and their chase| “kids” gathered at midnight from @f him !anded them all in the police | Stapleton, Concord and ‘Tompkinsville @tation at Stapleton, while the ghost | and took up points of vantage about ett] walks unmolested along the the little cemetery to lay the ghost. Clove Road at Concord | Whether the numbers embarrassed “Clove” Road may suggest some-|the nocturnal visitor from the other @hing that was popular before the! side, the clang of the midnight hour 24 Floor I5W. 34% St, (Between Filth Ave. & Broadway; Opposite Yaldorf Hotel) Largest 2d Floor Shop Open Daily Till 6 Saturdays Till 9 P. M. P. M. “SENIOR” “JUNIOR” Ending Tomorrow Night at 9.00! Positively the last call, marking the close of this sensational sale of this season’s_ stock. for Men and 651 Suits 0. In mostly medium and heavy weights, ideal for Fall and Winter wear, embracing many nationally famous makes At Savings of $15 to $40 All-at One Price 130 were 835 170 were 40 76 were §55 105 were 45 40 were *60 Tomorrow night will bring this amazing money-saving event to a close, marking the end of the most drastic price-lowering movement we ever undertook. It offers you a wonderful opportunity to buy a fine Suit for Fall and Winter wear at a tremendous saving. Don’t miss it. Alterations charged for at cost. 15 West 54h St. ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR. (Between 5th Ave. & Broadway.) Opp. Waldort Hotel. Ke Open Daily TH 6 P, M. in juiachahidha 130 were *50 another hour. and damp and the bree: home, volunteer young men who weren't afraid of hosts or anything, Just oppor SS re Pesan 'Phono|STORE OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY (Suit ‘THE BIG STORE SIEGEL-COOPER BUILDING A SHOPPING PLACE FOR THRIFTY PEOPLE _THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, AUGUST <6, failed to awaken him in his grave He didn't walk ‘The crowd waited an hour and then | The night was chill p sighed. The | ed with “spooky” feel- ngth it was decided to go! leaving a guard of nineteen crowd ehive Ings, At At 2.30 o'clock the unearthly silence of the graveyard was broken by the swish of the hourly one-man trolley ear, manned py Motorman John Haines, carrying a single passenger. Records Columbia other makes — 10-inch Double Disc size. Large selection of pop- ular and dance music. Very spe- dal, only 39¢-49¢ MAIN FLOOR No deliveries, no C. O. D.’s, no charge accounts, no expensive fixtures, no elevators, everything on one floor are a few of the reasons for the extremely low prices at the Big Store. regular Prices are lower than advertised sales Prices in many stores. Silk > Dresses Made from fine qual- ity Taffetas, Satins, Crepe de Chines, etc. Large variety of Fall models, Suitable for street and evening wear—in all the fash- ionable shades. Reg- ular $20 quality. Special for Friday and Saturday only, 12.38 Cash Purchase, 52 Dez. Betsy Ross and Bungalow Aprons Soft Finish Ginghams, in various colored floral designs, also splendid quality gee | \in fancy stripes; all sizes. Cut full. These are Ean | Special Bargains. Never sold before tor less than 89c. While they last we offer them au each, only..... Cc Ladies’ Sweaters Fancy models with belts now s0 popular with white akirta; all sizes; id, jade, pin! 6000 Yard. CRETONNE 1 235 yd oft finish fabrion tn attractive floral glen in various color combinations, ful r] laches ‘be used for various Decorations, ete. WUl public while they last at 12%0 per yard. NET CANOPIES Mosquito and fy proof, wie 6 ft 8 ft: fine quality marquisctte; seams ound with = tepe; can be out up inte MAIL O&DERS fd to entry for cana; Sick” wamos or $40: our 69c mG. Miller Brassieres Extra special quailty re atte tla trianed. ‘Sloe Eat ete te este. Cc ns Aprons, House Dresses, Guimpes Manufacturer Adee gample collection, | made from a 4 quality Lin- ene, Ginghams,. Percalos Sha atker materisia tn fancy stripes and plain colors, mich as Old Rose, Gold, “Belge, Copen Blue, , trim- ' Play Shoes For Misses and Boys— solid leather through- 1921. pole jumped the wire, and Haines, ap-| walked through the front door and plying the brakes, walked through | right through the car and jumped out | the car to the rear to a e.| the back window, 1 Saw him on the last trip. He A moment la crossed the cemetery scunded along sweeping | with a tombstone on his back.” through the grave dawaken-| ‘The lone passenger hadn't seen ing the echoes on Emerson Hill be- | “him,” nor had the watchers. But they yond, at the top of which the watch-|pelieved Haines, and as the latter re- era were waiting. It chilled them to! sumed jp the watchers returned the bone and sent thelr hair straight up. With one accord the valiant nine- teen swooped down the hill to the darkened car,and one of them stum- bled over the unconscious form of Motorman Haines, another trolley swished by the cemetery, and then out of the darkness came weird sounds, mingled with the crashing of glass and the thud of objects striking the car barn, He came to as others grabbed the) Windows were smashed and the pole and, adjusting it, Mooded Clove|troliey car was all but wrecked, Road with light. Terror was on tne!Chnries Perry, superintendent, tele- face of Haines. phoned the police as down from the M1 came —ninete brick Operated by the ROSS STORES, Inc. Sixth Avenue at 19th Street Bu Made from fine quality Pan Velvet, on Buckram Frames, in all the fashionable colors, trimmed with Silver and Gold lined, ready Our Milliners are constantly Tinsel; some with tassels; to wear. bringing out new creations. two alike. These hats sell- ing elsewhere for $5 and ve Our price, only. . Hardly 98 2.38 EACH Another New Purchase 750 Silk Georgette Blouses This is an exceptional offer—all advance Fall models, in white, flesh, navy and black. Sizes 36 to 44. Actually worth $5 and $6. It will pay you to lay in your Fall and Win- ter supply at this. record Pe Walk in and look around. Bargain Offerings on Sale Friday & Saturday throwing young men. They had seen the ghost arise from his grave and walk out of the cemetery and had ited him and chased him, but he ad dissolved into thin air. Perry heard their excited story ani! then wanted to know who was going to pay for the demolished trolle: and the broken windows of the Then detectives arrived from Staple ton, the trolley car was transformed At 9 o'clock this morning @ mass of Btapleton. armed only with ropes, the members will mass again and will lay or lasso the ghost. Cases Steel frame and hinges — good lock and catches — 23 - 24 inch size, 8 inches deep, in Tan and Black. Reg- ular $1.69 qual- ity. Special 1.19 yy here and save. ur In White, Old Rose, leah, Copen, Navy and Black. Sport models, with pockets, detachable belt, trimmed with pearl buttons; sizes up to 32. Formerly sold for New Lot 1000 Lace Net GUIMPES Fine quality Lace Net, in ecru and white, with collars and Peter Pan effects. Long fronts. Sizes upto 46. Guar- anteed all pertect goods. For- merly sold for $1.50 to $2.50. Over 1,500 sold in one week at the Big Store 79 Silk Camisoles Splendid quality; and ribbon trim: up to 44; regular 7 ity. Special, only [ Envelope Chemises | Chemises 52 dozen; manufacturers’ sample 44; worth up to $1.25 to be closed out at, 4 y 50; a gen- at this record low price of only.... Sateen Petticoats Splendid quality sates sn surpris you at 79¢ SCALLOPED CROCHET BED SPREAD Kxira ries” Regular $3.98 quality: soecial. 2.49 only... Stain CARPET | AND HALL RUNNER te ee wide, Hesular 800 33@ Regular $4.38 value; per ao only. PLAID BLANKETS—in frown, Tiyends epoca oly UmBLEACHED Musuin 40 inches wide; worcial, per ard. Ze CRETOMNES AND. TAPESTRIES. wide, tn variety of Ragtlar 0 per) spestel, ard ‘and Blue Border. Size 64x80. Bi lar $1.98 quality: per pair, only a nly ALcovY B podd lh? OE eee Sh Vere 744, YARDS ORBANDIES—40 Inches wiae. in teed.” Reqular $1.98 quality; each, only Sh par sar cate ALCOVY PILLOW CASES ise 62336. Very eaawe 7 heavy qualliy, Satisfaction munrantecd. BRe | COUCH COVERS Rize 45x90 inches, Regular te quality; special, ouly.. Dination of | colors Regular $219 9 GQ MERCERIZED DAMASK TABLE Stern — Sale eenelal and quart. “Nie Sab, Reg QBe|ART EMBROIDERY SETS. Consisting of 45 Janeheon Bete and Scarfe: amped on QE linen, iar 80e quality; each, oaly $00 YARDS OF SILK—Changrable Taffeeas and Moasalines, All latest shades. Merular $2.00 @ yard; apecial, per yard, only. ”* S.CUP COFFEE POT—Pour-costed Blue BQ, Enamel, Imported. Very special, only ie BLUE ENAMEL, a BOILER Imported amnelwr [Soalhiger Bn pres m 58c Glor $2.59 euallgy special on TURKISM TOWEL fim tx ue : only. MERCERIZED TABLE DAMA! wide. Regular 88 8 yard; apectal, 68e yard. only CROCHET BED SPREAD. Waite only Serbs Regular $1.89 qualiy; oscil, Sire Gigantic Shoe Sale Continues—Still Remaining 1000 Pairs of High-Grade Women’s LOW SHOES Including Patent Leather and Dull Kid Pumpe—Black and Chocolate Vici Kid, One and Two Strap Slippere—Tan Calf skin and French Kid Oxfords—Hand- Turned and Goodyear Welted Soles. All sizes and widths—Low, Medium and Louis Heels in the lot. These shoes were made to sell, and have sold, for $5 and $6 8 pair. Our price while they last, only, , Boys’, Children’s | Tennis Sneakers Low vas top, rubber soles; all sizes, He gui value. 500 Pairs Women’s White Shoes ump Oxfords and Th fare Cnfota.ant "Et 9.00 PAIR widths; Louis hee! and $4 values closed out at Boys’ Shirts & Blouses— Madras. oxfords and orepee: plain Fae and stripes: sizes; values to $1. 9c cial, only. 7-— Boys’ Wash Pants — Boys’ School Pants—, hak, ary ae ind orash Won ad nateriaa sizes 8 to While they: tants onty.. 2: 59c ag Se eae Pee 1.00 Boys’ Juvenile Suits— Norfotk model; wool mixture 3 | Percales and figured d Car seh retailing for uine surprise only "i L Denims or 12 aC Chambrays YARD ae £000 yards Entire Surplus stock of at ae BAGS Army an kit beg. Size Denim \in Gray and sched, rerouted boul have Brent cont ite) $180: “our ies each only MAIL posta’ Sah 2h ORDERS oe #00 "ot c eee Pai's Celebrated 1000 Men's Athletic Union Suits Fine quality check nainsook —_ famous * Kool-Mit Ma ke." Fit loose, Kiowed Kroton. "All sizes, Positively gelling elsew for $1.25; our price walle last, per gal ~ 69c Women’s Stockings % Silk Boot, with Lisle Top. An sizes, 8% to 10. Sons formerly sold for 79¢ per pair. Shy pred (or Broay per pair, 49c act lunbeard of’ Low price of "I2ig6 Government Laundry, Made tor 30x20. sitio ‘quauey Unbiew Ere “ ent, and Seturday only .. terials; sizes 3 to 8 regular $5.00 val Special, only... 3.98 MANY OTHER BARGAINS NOT ADVERTISED—STORE | OPEN 9.15 A. M, TO 6.15 P. 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