The evening world. Newspaper, November 4, 1921, Page 6

Sneed i & THE EVENING MRS. T. BURDEN AND OTHERS SUED FOR A.A. RYAN Trustees of His Brokerage House Seek Recovery of $655,386 From Women. Eohoes of the corner in Stutz stock fm 3920 were stirred again y when he Guaranty Trust Company and Alvin Untermyer, trustees for Allan A. Ryan & Co, brought suit against Mrs. I. Townsend Burden of No. 969 Park Avenue, Mrs, Clendennin J. Ryan of the same address and Mrs. Eudora F. Walsh of No. 570 Par Avenue, secking the recovery of $655 586 alleged to oe due vn accounts carried with the firm n & Co. Yesterday's suit of summonses ag: several days ago suits, and Martin Conboy, attorney for Mrs, Burden and Mrs, Walsh, clined again their nature, tuted then | » N.Y. before 1904 to Clendennin kk of Allan and a son Ryan, In the suits filo forth that Mrs. R; opened 5} Ryan & Co. on Sept. 17, 191%. Mi Ryan is alleged to have b 4 the fouricen month: 2 ?, 1920, stucks to a t ou this , brought bee: count, but accrucd has brought t cover from bi The trustee the pur- chases of securities on Mrs. W! c Nov. 30, 1920, and that ina loan of $10,000 margin account. On Dee. 10, 120, the trustees charge, s wed $120 738. Now she is a d to owe $128,494. Mrs, Burden opened her account, the complaint says, on M 9 Op that date posited 300 Stutz Mote ica and matic ity for ¢ 2, it Js alleged she openc Starting from that point, ale leged, purchases made on her account in the next cight months totalled $85,190. On Nov. 30, 1920, sh is said to have been in arrears terest on that amount total for which she is being sued to $179,846. BRAND NEW GUARANTEED Player Piano MUM bring to your home—and price less than an upright piano— players of like and Mahogany cases. (Walnut $10 extra.) Easy terms arranged by rlitzer Money Sav- no Plan, OPEN EVENINGS Af unable to call, mail this ‘Coupon to-day. We : wee Warlitrer, 120 W. 42nd St. Kindly eend me compete. tn oraiaviow : Ting twood Player efter, Name . Victrolas—Musical Instruments 120 West 42nd St. Between Biway & 6th Ave, LL "surely does heal the skin A wiry little Postam spread (over the irritated akim usually stopsthe itching and buraing rightaway. With the irrita- tion gone, the healing medica fa often able to check the in- flammation and clear away troubles in « few days. Pulaménen copcen- ry foo logeey tru ggists, @) Our Low “Price for Hand Bags, 4.95 They are bags that ordinarily sell for much higher prices as you can tell by looking at them. For all are of the finer quality, well-made and beaut fully finished Leather bags in genuine pin seal morocco or vachette favor tailorea styles. Fabric bags, in duvetyne, velvet or silk tailored. or novelty styles. The colors are platinum, squir- rel, tan, beaver, taupe, navy, black GROUND FLOOR Handkerchiefs of Linen $3 Dozen These women’s handkerchiefs, taken from our regular stocks and reduced for this event are all made of fine linen and ordinarily sell for much more. Sheer linen with hand embroi- dered initials on corners. Plain Jinen, hand hemstitched. Colored novelties in solid colors with halfinch white hem GROUND FLOOR Corsets, $2.95 For the Slender Girl It is hard for the slender woman to find just the right corset. Realizing this, we have taken especial pains to secure models correctly designed for her, She will be delighted with this model in pink satin, lightly boned, with medium length skirt SECOND FLOOR Imported Veiling 85c Yard 2,000 yards there are in this special collection of imported veiling by the yard. Black, brown, taupe and navy— are the colors, shown in many fascinat- ing fancy meshes, velvet spots and chenille. GROUND FLOOR Wool Scarfs, $5 There’s room for a great variety of taste in this group of scarfs, priced so exceptionally low They are made of the finest, softest yarns, in charming color combinations and generous widths Many styles have belts and pockets. GROUND FLOOR Beaded Bags $10 and $20 At $10—All-over beaded bag, made on heavy quality shell frame Fine beads and soft colorings in a variety of designs. At $20—Imported draw string bags, copies of antiques, made to sell at much higher prices, charming floral designs in exquisite colorings. Tax Included GROUND FLOOR WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1921. Lord & Taylor FIFTH AVENUE Coats and Wraps $65 to $115 Quality Is Emphasized in Our November Sale When a woman selects a coat is she guided entirely by style or does she treasure the quality in materials and workmanship? We believe that quality is as essential as style. It may mean another season of wear in the garment. It does mean that the coat will have character as long as it lasts. In our Coat Department, quality is the first thought. Our November Sale coats prove it. They are developed of this season’s richest coatings with generous fur trimmings.” They are remarkably moderate in price from $65 to $115 Blouse Coats $65 to $97.50: Are. Featured for Misses in the November Coat Sale Several versions of modish blouse coats, that misses are finding so very becoming, are featured in our November Coat Sale; equally smart are the straight-line models with the decided skirt flare. All have attractive collars of fur—caracul, squirrel, beaver, wolf, mole or Australian opossum. Of the lovely soft fabrics of the season such as Panvelaine and Evora are they fashioned and specially priced from $65 to $85. Distinctive Volkara coats with collars and cuffs of wolf are exceptional features at $97.50 THIRD FLOOR French Felt Hats, $3.95 Quality, color and style proclaim these the most wanted hats for immediate wear. Thefactthatthey are offered at the above very. low price means that they are an al- most matchless valueand difficult to duplicate at the price. Small close fitting styles, like that sketched..are varied by mushrooms, fol) brims and Napoleons, all becoming for general utility wear. All are bound with gros grain ribbon the color of the hat. The Colors —are those for wear with the Autumn suit shades and with the richest fur tones: pearl, sand, copper, rose, Copenhagen, black and brown. The Price —~is exceedingly low for any kind of felt bats. But-for hats of this quality French felt it is nothing short of remarkable, FOURTH FLOOR Lovely Fur Scarfs, $49.50 Your street suit, whether it is a tweed or a serge needs a toucl of fur at the neck, to lend warmth and richness of color. These scarfs, marked at $49.50, are devel- oped in mink, sable, skunk, lynx and fox. Other fox scarfs, brown or taupe, $24.50 Squirrel scarfs, $11.50, $24.50 Stone Marten scarfs, $34.50, $39.50 FOURTH FLOOR Women’s Smart Low Shoes Reduced to $7.85 Eight styles, both pumps and oxfords. Black kidskin pumps ‘with French heels or calf‘oxfords with military heels. Black kid dress pumps, bronze kid one eyelet pumps, and tan.kid pumps. Reduced to $4.85 Ap opportunity to secure smart shoes at an exceptionally low price. In this assort- ment there are patent leather, black dul! leather. and tan calfskin oxfords with military heels, All sizes in the lot -but not in each style excomb exoce Girls’ Pumps Three-strap pumps, developed in pat- ent leather or brown calfskin, with English heels and wing tps. Growing girls’ sizes, 244 to 7, $9.75 ¥ Sandal strap pumps, of one strap styles,in patent leather, 8% to 1 1,94: 11}% to 2, $5 FOURTH FLOOR Boys’ and Girls’ Wool Stockings Imported wool golf hose, brown heather mixtures with Jacquard tops— at $1.85. .Brown, long ribbed hose, 8 to 10}4—at $1.65. Long. worsted heather mixtures, 6 to 1o—at $1. GROUND FLOOR Boys’ Section Norfolk Suits, 12.75 Have Two Knickers These suits are winning values! All- wool, mixed chevidts, gray or brown tweeds and herringbones, and «cor- duroys. Jackets have inverted pleats and mohair linings; knickers are full lined. 8 to 18 years. Mackinaws, sI 2.50 All-wool at this price! Heather and plaid mixtures with shawl or convert- ible collar. 8 to 18 years, FOURTH FLOOR Sale! Girls’ Coats $18.50 and $25 We have made a special purchase of the finer quality coats, which we are offering at these two modest prices. For Junior Girls, $25 Coats of heavy velours, heather mix- tures or bolivia, collared with beaver-: ette or opossum. Two belted models, for sports wear, one with flare back, navy, deer, brown, Sorrento. Vene- tian lined. For Small Girls, $18.50 Coats of heather mixtures and home- spuns in violet, tan and ox-blood; also of Angora cloth in the lovely Polo shade. A belted model with rag- lan sleeve, and two flare back models have beavererte collars. One has the smart tucked yoke. All have generous collars and are Venetian lined and in- terlined. 6 to to years. FOURTH FLOOR