The evening world. Newspaper, November 2, 1921, Page 6

Ese mae 6 CHORUS GIRL SUES YOUNG PLANT FOR $751000 DAMAGES Helene Jesmer Says She Was! Disfigured for Life When Car Struck Tree. formerly of the treonwich Village Fol- " has entered sult for ages jn the Supreme Court in Westchester County against Philip Morgan Plant, stepson of the late Morton F. Plant, multi- * gnillionaire, and now stepson of Co}. William Hayward, Federal Dis- trict Attorney, Mrs. Hayward 1s Mamed guardian for young Mr. Plant in the ac 4 The accident on which the suit 1s The Shoes Across the Aisle When in a trolley car, sub- way or “L” did you ever notice the shoes of the people sitting opposite you? Of course you have—and you saw allkinds too. They were good, bad and indif- ferent—some were genteel, some freakish and others of non-descript. If you were wearing VAN- HART SHOES, judging from the appearance stand- point, you would undoubt- edly have had the most genteel pair of shoes in the car, You would also have had the most comfortable pair. VAN-HART SHOES have the Arch “Built-in” * which does not affect the \ @ppearance, A New Fall Model; a soft sturdy shoe that is pleasing; Black Kid, $9.00; in Bro’ Kid, $10.00. SHOES ED Bx 35 WEST 36TH STREET Fooling You 'LAVOR, su- gar and gly- cerine have no tooth-cleansing power. Calox— The Oxygen Tooth Powder —is 100% cleans- ing agent, the most effective ever di for cleaning teeth. There’s economyin buy- ingthelargesize. ——or rh HURT IN PLANT'S ; | based happened a year ago yesterday, Fy mas J. O'Neill of Wht Miss Plant's leg Was fractured and the re- ies r of the party, in t 1 injuries fr Was rushe 5 where thought for a| of time she would d Miss Jesmer, through her attorn mainde » her skull | wearing. en and| Mr. | Ashbet her jaw br was torn jenna Supreme Court J Ay to-day appointd 2 Nassau St render an accounting Richard Croker Jr., of N dham Hoe. The Semi-Annual Sale of Tenné Hats, $9.45 Hundreds of women look forward eagerly to this event. Therefore, the mere announcement of this Sale is sufficient for those who have known it in past years. But for the benefit of those who have not heard of Tenné Hats we may state that They are marked at less than cost to manufacture Restaurant hats, street hats, and hats for general utility. Velvet, duvetyne and felt, are adorned with the smartest of trimmings. Black predominates, but there are many warm rich tones for Winter costumes. No C.0.D's No Returns FOURTH FLOOR No Credits cAn Unusual Collection of Tinsel Brocades,#8.95 You will scarcely be able to believe the price, when you see these gorgeous fabrics. For you can tell that it is only a fraction of their normal selling price. In fact, less than we ordinarily pay for them The colors, flaming red, orange and purple, brilliant blue and green, and running through each a glint of gold or silver thread to add a note of richness and lustre. Tinsel velvets, tinsel brocades, faconnes, uncut velvets, Velours-Venetiens and other wondrous materials. Quaint and unusual designs in Chinese mode, the spirit of the Renaissance or the severely Gothic. GROUND FLOOR Build a Winter Costume of Imported Woolens You will long to have several suits and frocks of imported wools when you see our collection. Rodier’s Kasha and Perllaine; Goose-skin Ve- lour, Veldyne, Fur-Plush, Panvelaine, Evora, Camel’s Hair fabrics, embroidered Bordure and Velveteens—all imported and all of a wondrously lovely quality. Cashmere Duvetyne $5 Yard One of our most beautiful imported qualities, soft, almost silky in its texture. French colors; also navy and black, ¢4 inches wide. SECOND FLOOR Silk and Cotton Poplin Q5C Yard A high silk finish in all the new Fall shade of brown, blue, green, rose, and so on, for various purposes. 36 inches wide. SECOND FLOOR “ains, al+ |Plant, then nineteen, tutoring for |lege# she haa been pe AUTO, NOW ASKS 3 Kava aMtaa We and red by the aeceldent and _ y iy ale, was driv 43 a a pice thereby her means of lvelihood has mur prep school student friends to] been lost. $250,000 DAMAGES “k from New Haven when| Plant's father waa Selden B, Man- | ; ted, ints: & | waring of New London, Conn, The son t ished Into fm tree on the) Tagnted the name of Plant when his | Pelham Bay Parkw . mother was married to the late Com- « beside | modore Plant, after divorcing Man- Ave THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1921, This Landlord Was Acanitted. Kasimer Sudzinsk! was acquitted to- day by a jury before County Judge| Whe resigned the oth jby his Walk been 31 Madison looke arg raise for and) Matthew J. Canlil, Demvcrasig t hie father, Richart [EX CT WY! ria nat By the (aon EX-INSPECTOR DWYER Gandtdaty for Borough ‘President of nting of @. trust. fun i ne father for his daughter | REBUKED BY RESERVES i ve hee age protested that Dwy t senior has aalied” for — ia so, place. there. empt to answer and, | a Injection leaving the hall, too Police Affat Formor Police Inspe: ——_— ‘TraMc Tied Up By Downtown Fire. | MacMahon ih Brookivn of « charee of] bUKE night b Fire tn the loft of Solomon Bros., Assault in the second degree, preferred at a mee Stuhi's Halt, | Clothiers, on the third floor of No. 285 loner tenants Gootge x. |nteDINen, for the tion of, politics | Greenwich Street, tled up trame in the Walker said that when helinto what was to have been a speecn | blocks south of Warren Street thie morn- ‘ng for nearly an hour, Patrolman Jo- Gzinak! {0 make lens noise in|on, police reserve affairs, | na {teen Brown of the 4th Precinct, who sew he landlord hit him twice. ited "attack on the | snioke curling from the windows, turned said Walker's rent had wspapers and|in the alarm. No one was in the loft ck month “and ; if ad heen at the time and the cause of the blaze, i ’ DBE ich started trouble, | with an appeal fo: Damage alight the front, is unknown, Lord & Taylor FIFTH AVENUE eAn Adaptation of a Roland Model This Crepe de Chine Frock $47.50 One of our most attractive models brought over from Paris this season was a Roland frock. We have had it capied in crepe de Chine to sell tomorrow at this unusually modest price.- The charm of the design is enhanced by the heavy quality of the crepe de Chine and the exquisite workmanship. Colors: Navy, Indo, Rust and Black. THIRD FLOOR Special Selling of Women’s Winter Suits, $50 Tomorrow, Thursday, will be the day for you to select your Winter suit, because you cannot wish for anything smarter or more service- able than one of the suits in this collection. The collection consists of four models in duvet de laine with large convertible collars of mole. Also there are many plain tailored models in tricotine, moussyne and duvet de laine to be worn with your own furs. THIRD FLOOR 6 Cite radis PARIS This is our Paris address, the office of our representatives who keep us in touch with the latest edicts of Jtashionable Paris. aN A WATTEAU FAN If one would be quite au fait this season one must carry a painted Watteau fan of an evening. This is an especially lovely one, the background black, the dainty figures pink and blue and gold. ANOTHER VANITY By which we mean a vanity case, of course This one 1s a convincing argument in favor of ostrich feathers for every new use. -_> = 4 : <> TWO SLIM CARAFES To flank the mirror on your dressing table, what more graceful perfume bottles could "be found than these of gilded glass, tall, tapering, exquisite. GROUND FLOOR It is made in many of the new high shades; coral, crimson, jade and others, Truly a dainty thing to carry about! | WPLTED SOLDS Seasonable Footwear FOR STxEET AND DRESS Black or Hrown Kid Oxfor French or Cuban Heels, Fumps in All Leathers, Black, White or Pink Satiny Round or Pointed Toe, Loulx or Dolly Heels, inter 1 HAND TURN SOLEB A Sample Line of Silk Petticoats $3.75 to $12.50 These prices represent this manufacturer’s regular cost prices, but he has conceded this sample line to us at a reduction which enables us to put them on sale at the cost prices. The collection consists of fine silk Jerseys, Radium Silks, Satins, Taffetas and Messalines in all of the newest designs for this Winter’s silhouettes and you will find most every shade. The Mandarin Quilted Coat illustrated is $19.75 Borrowing from the Chinese their Mandarin design we have created a beautiful little quilted lounging robe of crepe de Chine, filled with lamb’s wool and silk-lined. The edge is piped with a contrasting color. An embossed corduroy breakfast coat only $6.95 An extra-wide wale corduroy robe is $12.75 SECOND FLOOR Women’s Low Shoes ‘Reduced to $7.85 Eight styles in this special selection taken from our regular stocks and reduced for this event. Black gun metal one strap pumps with baby French heels or oxfords with military heels. Black kid dress pumps, bronze kid one eyelet pumps, and tan calfskin pumps. 600 pairs reduced to $4.85 Another exceptional group of women’s smart oxfords at an exceptionally low price. There are patent leather, black dull leather and tan calfskin oxfords with military heels. SECOND FLOOR REYNIER GLOVES Reynier Gloves An Unusual Sale For 5 days only this opportunity was given you to buy French gloves at considerably lowered prices. Two of these days have passed and women who appreciate unusual glove values will hasten to make the most of the three that remain. All these gloves are of first quality, taken from our regular stocks of the finer French gloves and reduced for this limited period of time. 3 Clasp Gloves Chevrette Tanne $2.50 $3.50 Tan, brown, black, Tan, black and white, overseam. white. 2 Clasp Gloves $3 Tan, brown, black, white, Pique. sewn, GROUND FLOOR