The evening world. Newspaper, October 21, 1921, Page 20

“Dotted: Line” j tine” } Hen § sandbag school principals and teach- Jers into voting for Mayor Hylan d -day that any attempt has been | premises at No. 126 West Math Street, diagonally o the broke into the| principals or teachres as a Mr Delaney 5 have received {ime pare an. won't be tHe doesn't know what tx coming.” § The Women's Civic Committee will for Be a finaugur ite to-morrow at noon in nee Tian S MANAGER DENIES INTENT 10 7] SANDBAG TEACHERS ee > | ony Viet There, ‘7 sit Cubes Sent to} Them Regardless of Their Occupations. Jobn Delaney, manager 6! the! yesterday by witnesses in the divorcee) ty pony iy of him, Campaign Committee of the Hylan sult of Alfred R eng agiinat aeale Ntting the ple was an old man } League, which sent out the aotted || MC ARDRARM COUPE untae: ater] WO; eemnoled fell just as he Riva (GReCaee: PATER sre. Supt url ¢ reached Patrick Murray, thirty-nin H. Curran ae an attempt ied t« t finde | to enroll school teachers. “We have not appro schoo! doubt many cards inviting them t Pbecome members of the Hylan} League. If 89, that is because their! ! ? names are on one o& more of the ou-! 3 E merous lists of voters we use as) 4 £ guides in sending ou literature. “ pene only Aaltss in this matter is ers appear te purposes of n Campaign Committee.” Hylan, according to Mr. te has heen received from Major Iajor Curran,” said Mr. Delaney, » anxious tu debate iylan two weeks from no: layor Phono. Records | Emersons and other fect goods—10-inch Columb makes instrumental» tions, Special, Silk Velvets, feather trimmed ete Hats actu All sizes and colors. claoe | where for from §1 to §3. 4 Special, per pair, only Teron of the [addresses |b crs jin ting In mot the night of July 11, 1921, from the stops of a church at 104th Screet and! | j Amsterdam Avenue was describod Avoy Ttwo ro vas,” anid | f them | typ \NEW GRISWOLD WILL FOUND. | . will not meet Major Curran | Fina public debate on the issues of the | feampaign. No formal offer of a de-| Alice | the by | Drischman | Countesd Ar jeut off with Fall Millinery Women’sGloves In Chamoisette, Suede and Kid. | Bid rdown Cut full length—some Satin Ribbon and Cord trimm Sizes to 44. tional value, at arly AL Flesh China Silk, Sizes to 44. Fianneleite Cut full. All sizes. Splendid quality striped Flannelette, Regular 7c quality Flannelette. Regular 49¢ Seria... SFR 1.00 1000 Pairs Corsets Miscellaneous collection high | grade Corsets in flesh and white | —worth up to 2.98 1 only Wor Cotton cis Fine quality in black, white and cordovan, ell sizes. Regu ilk Stockings White and cordovan; also black 34 silk boot; all ‘sizes, Regu. lar $1.00 PAIRS 1. a pair AiR Special | chiteren’s VestsorPants Wool mixed Gray only — also Fleeced lined white Ribbed. All isa 2 FoR 1.00 We Are ‘Ofleri ng Other | Great Parga ns in Flannelette Underwe ar, Rugs. Kitchenware, | Upholstery Fabrics, ete. pimg. All Goods on One Floor. No Deliveries. No C.O.D.’s. No Charge Accounts. Store Open 9:15 A. M. to 6:15 P. M. 6th Ave.—Siegel-Cooper Bldg.—At 19th St. Ae ee eal Beall S Camisoles | ght Gowns Z2FoR 1.00} Flannelette Bloomers Cut full. Elas'ic knee, splendid | en: 6 ro 1.00 | Boye? & Girls Stockings | Splendid quality ribbed; broken sizes; black only, Regular 15¢ THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER ~-, 1921. tea of | ot] 400 AT IRISH RALLY Library a IMa wt CHASE MAN 4 BLOCKS | “ures i! the e tion. held | every day and ¢ WlOU8 | Pagitive feaps From ‘Taxt and centres of the The ioe rs, a be nd fa nH Rane © ceman for cotton, indeed men and women sur- Kept Three- (59th Street and Broadway at Brok Into Apartment Acroas Street. A three-hour vigil maintained om) and po to work | aoment Arthur Ge rk, of No. 310 started to ine No. 408 West a9th Street, 9 chaut. orn ia treland passed between old man was knocke The objects of this surveillance, tt! 8 testined, Were the occupants of s in the basement of the} ite the chureh. When unidnight plete satisfaction. Y. Oct ~Mra. | whose mi lett | o Mrs, Mary A. | daughter air Cantubla thed § die in 914 beeame the ward of ATLAN This n brought out in the counsel | Gerstner says the blow was at rounded a speaker for Ireland at two, down. on & € crowd attacked |ner and when be jumped into a tax! | n foot o more than 400 followed tdxis, Geratner, at 68d 8 from his cab and ran | Meyer for prote ction, Meyer had his club and to keep at bay the maddened c t, ju which Inclided many women. Murs ray was arrested In st Court both were strat charged v'elock last night when some one 23 COLLEGES ENLISTED toi tho peaker to “forget trend | ROR PRINCETON PARLEY PRINCETON, Oct. 21. Twenty- 'e already accepted Princeton University’s invitation to attend a disarmament conference here. Answers are coming in rapidly Only one (Haphtleekiie has declined to three stained as an additional speake the members of J. P.M and has long been it touc ity expansion always have been pivotal balancers in the making of our clothes. |Pisee contraction and qual- Adhering to a fixed formula of trustworthy materials, thorough tailoring and pay- able prices insures all our garments for men and boys to carry the full weight of service with com- Autumn end Winter Apparel —from head to foot— for men and boys BROKAW BROTHERS fn this country Eastern colle n notice of their will Among th Dartmouth and » Policeman nag » fell a dozen men with BROKER OVERCOME the. ‘tweltt nally drew his revolver AT FIRE IN HIS HOME, ene Dy Ue Victim of Smoke as|the flames before He » Fights Blaze in y Apartment. Benedict, stockbroker at} No. 120 Broadw: lotal affairs, was partly over ght from a_ fire Frothingha Dwight Yw. Morrow, who has been | : rN PENNY A POUND PROFIT a — ith the financial and politi Specials for Friday and Saturday OCTOBER 21ST AND 22ND Milk Chocolate Covered As Only Loft Can Make = 69- EXTRA asec POUND BOX i 1457-1463 BROADWAY AT FORTY-SECOND STREET 6 Cour ting the | itt BIG STORE MAIN FLOOR SIEGEL-COOPER BLDG. | Oper: ted by THE ROSS STORES, Inc. | Sixth Avenue at 19th Street Sensational frrering of 5000 Pairs Women’s High Shoes Direct from New ilk i eaetorl and black kid combination; also eee and black calfskin, black, brown and gray suede. Sizes3to7. With Louis and military heels. These shoes actu- ally worth $5 and $6 per pair. Special only Women’s 3 Strap Pumps and Hiawatha Moccasins Two of the most popular low shoe models shown this fall. The “3 Strap Pumps” are made of Brown and Black Calfskin. The ‘Hiawatha Moccasins’ are in splen- did quality. Patent leather, medium and Cuban heels. All sizes in both shoes, .98 Actually worth from $6 to $8, A Special. PAIR Girls’ School SHOES Mahogany Ca’fskin sizes B'y to 2—-Regu lar $4.00 value; special only. (1.98 Boys’ Black Gun Metal SHOES Blucher style -—— sizes 1 to 51 — Regular $4 value; 8. ecial, oaly 1.98 Boys’ School ‘Pants | | Men’sMadrasShirts | € made double cu Variety Splendid quality wool mixture ma- | | Baty designs. terials. All sizes. Rog | s sf cial, only e kane i aca . Men’s Work Shirts Black satin and blue polka dots Ladies’ Neckwear jeu. 8 ‘ror 1,00 Vestees, Lace Collars and Cuffs | | with collar and pocket. ‘Sizes up to ecru and whiteRegular| | 17. Reg 7 PIECES ular 7% 3 ror 1 O00} jen 2 FoR 1,00 Special Special a Sale Friday and Saturday | Alarm Clocks | Pamous Impor alarm. lgures on Nogulation atzw Keguiarly $1.50 each. Spealal, only 1.00 Black, cordovan, navy and gray. All sizes, Irregular quality of Men's Shirtsor Drawers White, fleece lined, also heavy ribbed in gray and ecru. All sizes. 70 each 2 FOR 1 .00 | Special Domet Pp Men’s Pere’ Pajamas Odd lot. Broken sizes, in gray only. Extra good quality. Regular 82.00 =" 1.00 | Wooimy Plaid Blankets | Full size, stitched edges, in an as- sortment of plaids. tomer, at each, only... | Crochet Bed Spread Hemmed; size 66x80 inches. Mar- seilles pattern. Quantity limited. Limit 2 to a quae "Unbleached rey 40 inches wide. Very good quality. Regular 19¢ a yard. Limit 24 yards tomer, at & FoR el 00} “Damask Nay apkins— 18x18 inches. Satin finished. Mer- cerized. Complete pattern each STE Regular 82.00 @ dozen. Table O. Oilcloth” 48-50 inch Sanitas and Meritos. Many patterns, including blue, marble and plain white. YARDS "Drapery Cretonne | Floral designs—over 200 patterns. Regular 39¢ a yard. wo 488 1,00 Reversible Carpeting In green, brown and tan. Regular Am Fee 1.00 Silk Linings | Splendid quality. Black only, 24 inches wide, Regular S0c « ee A 1.00 cial, We Also Offer: Menthe Assortment for the lover of delicious Mint confections. es » 79e | Men’s Lisle Socks — 89c PAIRS ‘t, 6 "ror 1.0 Spe ‘ FOR de 0 4-Piece American Walnut Queen Anne Period Suite jf Consisting of Dresser, Chifforobe, Toilet Table and 89 1 9: Four pieces, as illustrated, at 3- Piece Tapestry Womctd ite CONSTIPATION SOURS STOMACH, That awful sourness, belching of | ani constipation, Try Cascarets; they heartburn, nervousness, | mentiny food and gases; take bil , feeling of fullness, dizziness | liver und carry off the constipated radache, Means your stomach | waste matter from the bowels, | torpid—bowels consti: | your stomach trouble is ended. A It isn't your stomach’s fault— | Cascaret to-night straightens you out indigestion—it’s biliousness | by morning. Easy Shop- Yale, naylvantia fortunately Just enough having twelfth hall and re d to beat out rrival of Fire ployees who 1 artment a was remo rtment and and active in Teaee- MARK Fresh Fruits CHOCOLATE All STERS i POUND BOX i hree Elsewhere 59c for ASSORTED FRUIT AND NUT BUTTERCUPS POUND BOX Elsewhere 60c CHOCOLATE COVERED CREAM PEPPERMINTS cts. POUND BOX WHILE Elsewhere 54c SPAVEARA ST. All Bia Marked in Plain Figures Our Liberal Credit Terms Apply Also to New York, Long Island, New Jersey and Conne.ticut. MOTOR TRU’K DELIVERIES. Chair and loose cushi 84th aia “L” Station at Our Door. 3d Avenue Street Cars Pass Our Door. Ci town Cars and Buses Two Blocks A CAUSES SICK, BILIOUS HEADACHE that pain in pit | sivreten the stomach, remove th mh of the values they give. the beauty the qualiti Here are a few offers beginning tomorrow will give you an idea to what extent these stores can save money on guaranteed Clothing and Furnish- ings, and why they are called Surprise Stores. Your N be surprised at the lining, genuine leather sweat- Ycu can’t see any differ- ence in the hats, but you can in the price. AT THE SURPRISE STORES These Specials N These Stores are called Surprise Stores—because Everybody is surprised at § of the stores, the size of their stocks, and s of the merchandise they carry. only line of its kind in the same grade and_ styles are offering at this minute at 825 and 830. Read your paper —and see the lowest price adver- tised for All Wool Suits by other stores, These Suits consist of single and double-breasted models —all smart, snappy designs for the young fellows. Sizes 32 to 86, PANTS You Save $1.55 on Every Pair 84.45 Worsteds, Suitings, Elue Serge Full cut, guaranteed garments, worth $6. Sizes 28 to and style for the Silk bands, satin Suitable for dress, for match- ing odd coats, or tor work; neat patterns and good qualities. and latest shapes. Extra Special ror Boys Your Choice Tomorrow of Any One of These Four { Necessary Articles for Boys—-All Worth $10 Exeh, f You Save $4.05 on Any You Select! ; Boys’ Corduroy Suits °7*, Boys’ Mackinaws 7", Chinchilla O’Coats 52s, Blue Serge Middies °°, Only at the Surprise Stores will you sce such an opportunity Every suit is new, perfect, guaranteed and worth 810, Two-Pants Suits $10 is the price in other stores; ‘} at the Surprise Tomorrow, $7. 95 All Wool and Worth $10 ‘tN The kind of value that sur- $ 95 prises customers and gives us our name, Special at... Fancy Norfolks in a variety of neat and sensible patterns, Suits that are both stylish and serviccuble and extremely low priced. Sic 17. Ali Stores Open Saturday Till 10 P M. ‘G6 Surprise, Store| TH anise | Keer AVENUE Bet. 15th & 16th Sts. N. W. Corner 83d St. Yonkers Store, ers Store, 25-29 2) North Br Broadway CARON AL AAACN U LATO A OLALT that f