The evening world. Newspaper, November 4, 1921, Page 31

} is | ¢ | | | - U. S. CAMELS DISCOVER AN OASISIN SCOTLAND «. WASHINGTON, Nev. 4-Dom * formliné, an Old Gcoteh pott, has reason to thiank the foree# at put Prohfbitiom into ‘effect In the Waited States. Reports to the De- | partment of Comtnerce show that — for the first time in history that city is shipping quantities of liquor to this country. In the quarter ending in Septentber, Scotch whis- key valued at $24,444:23 was shipped from there to this country. The reports to the departmont do not attempt to make any explang« tion of the sudden activity in thts kind of trade between Durifermline and this couutry. The theory is that the shipment: is a gpectal brand of Scotch, intended for the British delegation to the Peace Conference | and the attaches. Anyway, if somo | | statistician would reveal to us the capacity of thd British delegates we could figure on how long they expectito be here. coeetpeiallliphni GIRL BANDITS 0B MOTORIST ‘With Male Assistant, Two stage Regular Highway Hold-Up. | ROCHESTER, Nov. 4, — Returning home from Williamson cafly yester- @ay morning, If, Meyer Cohen of No. 63 Lowell Street ‘saw a girl \with arms outstretched standing in the highway and crying out something. Believing her to bein distress, Cohen stopped his automobile. Another person in female attire at once ran from the shrubbery at the side of the road and jumped on the running board of the machine. “A mary armed with a revolver, dodged from a place of concealment on the opposite side of the road. The girls produced guns and de- manded that Cohen hand over his wallet. Cohen had but $20 and he handed {t over tO one of the girls. The male bandit thereupon struck him on the head with the butt of his revolver and one of the girls searched his pockets. Satisfied Cohen had no more cash the three then permitted him to proceed. Cohen had $500 when he left his home {esterday and It Is belleved the robbers new this. ————_—— 5 SLAIN IN ARAB-JEW RIOT. JERUSALEM, Noy. 2 (Assoclated Press).-—(ive persons were killed an thirteen wounded In disorders here t ded the throwing o suble, the police report in an attempted attack by rs on the quarter, « and one a » There were a few cases of “hote were exchanged be th factions. notice frustrated the Arab at- Later. while troops patroile: the city. the Governor, with the ofticer _ corm nding th troops and the prin- ‘om notables, walked throug! four were DIAMOND RINGS TODAY AND TOMORROW Anis ty the greatest bursain sale of all of Az yea honorable be upon ti stinet youean duplicate it in ther Jewelry “store In thls or any qity, for @ venus Tews thin 8200.00, it nel we wiih ik ‘nod refund your he brilliant blue white, ceantne spk te designed be set in a octent t blue white fhe hargala price ly. hus the appearance of a worth 8 B.GUTTERsSONS 1 TONASSAU ST.; N. ¥. Gppesite City Malt At Park Row ad Nassau St. POLITICAL. MASSMEETING under the auspices of the Business Men's League THE TOWN HALL 121 West 43d St. TOMeRney, (SATURDAY), SPEAKERS: Hon. John F, Hylan Hon. Charles L. Craig Hon. Murray Hulbert Hon. Julius Miller Hon. Joab H. Banton Miss Annie Mathews KON. GEOPGE B, McCLELLAN Doors Open at 7 o’Clock. | $a THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1921, ° SALE AT THREE BROOKLYN STORES ' ——— Girls’ Winter Coats 200 New Fall Hats Sizes BROADWA B. ‘ a Se Near Gates Avenue Bet. 48th & 49th Sts. « Sacrificed Wonderful selection of smart, attractive models BROOKLYN BI KLYN for young girls. Suede velour, bolivia, heather- Selected Ms Jerod enh Ua lity polos. Fur trimmed and eelf-trimmed coat. Lined throughout and interlined. 152 lines—-200 odd hats of fine panne velvet, Lyons velvet, duvetyne, hatter’s plush, felts, etc. 950 FULTON STREET avo‘ BRIDGE STREET ot Hoyt St Subway Station Brooklyn Special Saturday Features ‘“‘Shop in the Morning If Possible” A Phenomenal Low Price Offering of Smartly Designed New Exceptional.Sale Saturday J of 50 High Class Bay Seal FUR Wraps---Values That the Most Critical Shoppers Will Say “Extraordinary’’ A Wonderful “Value’’ Offering ‘Dresses|| New Coats High Type New Models Richly Adorned With Furs Style and Richness of Fabrics You Would Never Expect at . The Popular Priced Dress Section Offering Saturday at 45-inch Length Excellently Matched Canton Crepes Tricotines Chiffon Velvets Skins, i A a Panvelaine Baer! Normandy Reinforced Bolivia Papa Marvella Throughout Pollyanna Chamoistyne The fine quality of the their styling Mole, Squirrel, Beaver, Wolf, Nutria and Australian Opossum feature the fur materials, Yoke back, stunning and their careful details crushed collar effect. of workmanship are mar- secre trimmed models. A selection affording Model as illustratéd. Lined Braided velous at this low price. the most individual and exacting choice tarcughout with luxuricts Tricotine i : Dress silk brocade 828.00 ° . New Arrivals in Charming Blouses Await Your Selection Main Floor Specials These Are Items Selected Specially for Sat- Stout Departmient urday Selling, Exceptionally Low Priced {th Floor ‘TUXEDO SWEATERS — All wool, fine Our Individual Stout Department, Which quality yarn, Novelty weaves, braided belt. All shades. SILK JERSEY Long ankle length Carries Sizes from 44 to 59, Otters Unusual 2.95 1-5 Specially Priced at Values for Saturday PANTALETTES tailored cuff bottom ALL WOOL SERGE DRESSES Tailored models, embroidered and bead trimmed. Sizes 46 to 52 FINE MIGNONETTE DRESSES Slenderized models. Excellent lines Sizes 46 to 52 “ LACK AND SATIN DINNER DRESSES © Surplus model. Combi nation of lace and satin. Sizes 46 to 52 UTILITY COATS. -Hegvy mixture, well-made coats, Sizes up to 55. ; FUR TRIMMED VELOUR COAT Trimmed with beaverette collar, At tractive model. Silk lined. Sizes up SILK CHEMISES~— Good quality crep* Tailored and fancy SILK CAMISOLES.-Glove silk and 95 Embroidered and braided. Sizes 46] ().75 satin. Tailored, embroidered and fancy 95 e to $2. lace ER ea 8 === FINE TRICOTINE DRESSES i] &.00 de chine chemises. lace trimmed. SILK DUVETYNE BAGS~— Handsome carved and engraved frames. Fine silk linings; exceptionally well made... IMPORTED KID GiOVES--2-clasp and gauntlet model. Spear and fancy backs........+ Aare ; ; LONG CHAMOISETTE GLOVES Imported fabrics. Fancy stitched and embroidered backs. Al) new fall colors GUARANTEED SILK HOSE—Mar Fascinating new Tie-on, Over-Blouse and regulation 25 effect models of Crepe de Chine in all the new colorings and smart trimming touches—the values as well as the 35 25-00 styles are marvelous at this especial price Saturday. 95° 39.75 Lounging Robes 2% tin’s No. 3100—full fashioned. Black .25 d to 55 and colors..+.... of wide wale corduroy, blanket and Beacon bath BOLIVIA FUR ‘TRIMMED COAT ~ een ny “EP A i + : 14 Ha > 1 lines. s CLOCKED SPORT HOSE~ English robes, in a wide selection of colorings--just received 95 Handsome model, splendic tai rib, all wool, fancy novelty clox, Allthe ].95 a Fine collars of mole, nutria and skunk 9.50 wanted sport colors and specially priced fot tomorrow selling at opzssum. Siz.s from 42 to 55 | Sizes 8 to 18. Individual Shops for 9 Unusual | Values—SATURDAY Blue Serge | Suits | 142 Excellently tailored, fine blue Mannish Serge, in Keres and other desirable models. A dressy suit for special occasions, and a strong suit for wear. Sizes 8 to 18. Two pants suits included. * * * Our Standard Suits 7°" Pants Q:75 The popular two knicker, suits, for school wear and play. All wool materials, made up in suits that are sure to withstand hard wear. Juvenile Overcoats 95 All wecl, heavy fabrics, with wool lining, in Russian or convertible styles. A coat built for warmth and style. Sizes 2 to 8. * Mackinaws Beautiful plaids, in new color com- binations. Convertible collars, with extra large muff and flap pockets. Just the thing for schoc) or play. Sizes 8 to 18. Overcoats Only all wool materials used in these fine heavy overcoats. Large assortment of styles in sizes to 18 years SALE AT THREE BROOKLYN STORE ——— or ———