The evening world. Newspaper, November 25, 1921, Page 20

20 THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1921. —— $25 FIRE CAUSES hi Borough Hall, St. George .t) T. ian, twenty-seven, of No, | TO ASSURE TUNNEL] The city diready nas appropriated ° e z SERIOUS ACCIDENTS my ten » of B M1 $250,000 for preliminary work and has f Street, got three days oe been’ threatened with the cancellation of . @ ne tee , | for stealing $33 worth of underweay | Civie League Out to Prevent De-/ several long term leases of the twelve == ; One Newark Fireman May Die] pertumery and other articles fron fent of Smith BIN, new Staten Island piers should the 4 . another Tunnel Act be repealed, It ts sald . and Four Other Persons Go Fate twenty-three, of No, Drastic measures tu prevent the de- - ¥ é : til treet, pretty and weet {fat at the next session of the Legisia- ix to Hospitals. med hotress, Whone layer saa | ture of the Smith bill, under which er, A $% fire in Newark yesterday had never before been in troubl:,| Staten [sand has been assured appro: Ng ‘dents and| Ws fined $25 for taking $11 worth of | priations for the Staten Islahd tunnel, ‘ Sfternoon caused two accidents and) sonal adornment art‘cles lwil be considered at @ cneeting of. the sént to the City Hospital five men, ohne of whom may die. In the home of Meyer Robbins. $82 15th Avenue, one of the fam'ly UAE NA Nighted several matches while get-; ting clothes from a closet. The | @otnes were set ablaze. ‘The fire was out before the arrival of the firemen Answering the alarm, Engine Com ‘pany No. 7 was bowling along south | ound on Morris Avenue, The | truck was crossing South Orange | Avenue when an eastbound trolley | car hit it in the middle and turned tt almost completely around. Th-ce firemen were thrown off. Joseph Burke, thirty-seven years - old, of No. 30 Bruce Street, a fireman, was the most seriously injured. He has possible skull and spine fractures, | Capt. John A. Byron, forty years old, of No. 338 Warren Street, was injured about the head and hands, an artery being severed on his left hand. Driver Joseph Nitolli, twenty-six years old of 94 Norfolk Street, was injured about the head and legs. The motor- workmanship. si] STATEN ISLAND MOVES Twi ee eg. Trade Mark E suggest Pure Linen Handkerchiefs as a most acceptable Christmas gift for Men, Women and Children. add-—-at ‘The Linen Store’’ you will find Handkerchiefs of very superior quality and James McCutcheon & Co. Fifth Avenue, 34th and 33d Streets Jette League called for Dec, 15 at “The Greatest Treasure House of Linens tt America” Pumps in one, two and throe- strap effects. Walking and Jazz Oxfords, Sally Sandals, Cleopatra and Beaded Slippers. All leathers and satin. Modified and Short Vamps. Values Up to $8 95 And we man of the trolley car, David McEn. tee, forty-six years old, of No. 50 Gal rison Street, was cut on the face and a8. A few blocks away Engine Com- pany No. 17 in answering the same alarm ran down John J, Phillips, forty years old, of No. 6¢ Miller Strect. Phillips, who is a trolley inspector, was taken to the City Hospital suffer- ing from injuries to his legs. Sp \ WOMEN SHOPLIFTERS SENT TO WORKHOUSE Actress Who Ie First Offender Gets Of With $25 Fine. ‘Workhouse sentences were imposed te-day by Justices Voorhees, Her. man and Freschi 'n Special Session» upon two women who, among others had pleaded guilty to shoplifting. Biephanie Maslewick of No. 24 Cha: lette Avenue, Clifford, N. J., admitte? she stole thirty-one articles, valued at SILKS | Greatest Sale Ever Attempted Special For Saturday Only 85: | CREPE de CHINE | GEORGETTE | LININGS | SILKS WE ARE LARGE WHOLESALERS RETAILING DIRECT TO YOU Protex Mills 2 WEST 28th STREET, Nr. 5th Ave., NEW YORK CITY Open 8.30 A. M. R45 BOYS Seo PER YARD SILKS BEANS to €.80 P, M. $25.00 “W ear-Ever” Aluminum Every-Day Set te @ Limited Time Offer It will be accepted with $22.50 by any ‘“‘Wear-Ever’’ dealer in payment for a $25.00 ‘‘Wear-Ever” Every Day Set. Because of the new ‘‘Wear-Ever’’ prices, this set is an excellent purchase at $25.0. At $22.50 and coupon it offers a real money-saving ity. “‘Wear-Ever’’ utensils are not to be confused with ordinary aluminum utensils. They are made from hard, thick, cold-roiled sheet aluminum and give service years after “cheap” aluminum utensils have worn out. “‘Wear-Ever’’ utensils save fuel and insure better tasting foods. Get the ‘‘Wear-Ever’’ Every Day Set today. Look for the store with the ‘‘Wear-Ever”’ window display. This Coupon is worth 232, with Tomato Sauce The small boy snuggles up to father and whispers the se- cret, “Heinz Baked Beans for dinner!” Father grins,—he always does when this particular secret is let out. And mother, out in the kitchen, just smiles, for she knows that besides pleasing them she is providing a meal that is good , to eat, good for them and eco- nomical as well. And all she has done is to heat and serve. ral uh mS S) . Marvelous how much food value and deliciousness can be contained in a can. “57 le Leading grocers in New York quote these prices on Heinz Baked Beans: Small, 110z—11¢ Medium, 18 oz—15c Large 30 0z—25c¢ ws A GRAND RAPIDS | FURNITURE i] sare can tet ST.“L" STATION ob ——— niBARN ROURTRENTH STREET Gasiaba 1027 WEST OF FIFTH AVE New Prices on Our Famous BOYS’ KNOCKABOUT SHOES 3.95 _ _. Were $5.00 Sizes 11 to 1314 A new ape mment black calfektn In shoes for dress 4.95 Were $6.45 Sizes 1 to 6 received includes tan and wear, and unlined elk- skin shoes with rubber heels for hard service. Both have metal and uppers will si toes and English lasts. plugs in heels, soles of real oak leather hai several resolir:gs—broad sizes—B to E widths. One-Day Sale—Saturday WOMEN’S TENDERFOOT WINTER OXFORDS 6.85 Were $9.00 Good looking and serviceable shoes of gunmetal calf, with broad toes, wing tips, low flat heels, welted soles. Smart walking shoes to be worn with wool stockings. Sizes 4 to 8. No mail or phone orders. All widths. Saturday Sale SHOES FOR STOUT WOMEN 6.85, Were $9.95 Smart styles so well shaped they slenderize the aq; arance of the foot—are of dark brown kid wi ht rown cloth tops that are extra wide, and baby Louis heels. They are not only good looking, but very comfortable besides and will suit the woman who finds difficulty in being fitted—sizes 5 to 9—E and EE widths. NO MAIL OR TEL See Page 35 for other Hearn Advertising EPHONE ORDERS Giving a New Touch to the Breakfast Cereal BYEN though breakfast be a more or less fixed mee! with cereal, eggs and coffee, and eggs, anand cereal, day after day, can be givena ui and sur- prising . by steeply varying the way in wnic! the cereal is served. Take Ho, the pan toast- steam cooked oat- lor example. It can be made to seem like a new and different dish each day ey adding a bit of this or at jelly, fruit or preserve. ve the family are still deriving the full value of the bone, muscle and nerve * building etre: th that lies in thet won combina- tion of food values found de exclusive HO protesses to form that Milo “something” in Pian a little breakfast sur- prise for family to- morrew by trying out a new way of serving H-O (Hornby’s Oatmeal.) Utensils in set are “Wear-Ever” 114 qt. Pudding Pan, 934x5% inch Seamless Bread Pan, 5 qt. Tea Kettle, 2 qt. Double Boiler, Standard Measure Cup, 9 inch Deep Pie Pan, 8}4 inch Double Lipped Fry Pan, 101% inch Double Lipped Fry Pan, 2 qt. Straight Covered Sauce Pot, 4 qt. Straight Covered Sauce Pot, 6 qt. Straight Covered Sauce Pot and Steamer Section. | Wear- ver ALUMINUM Ever y-Day Set ne wm segenmpmna sion 6 » FISHER BROS COLUMBUS AVENUE GET. 103° & 104 STS MADE IN USA! 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H.-O with Raisins A few minutes before re- moving H-O from the fire add from 10 to 12 raisins for each individual servin, Allow the raisins to in with the H-O for five minutes. Arrange the cooked H-O and raisins in hot cereal dishes, and serve with cream. Send for “The Better Table’’ the new H-O Cook Book. Also state whether you we a free copy of our pamphlet “Food for Growing Children.” Address Dept. 40, The H-O Cereal Co., Inc. BUFFALO, N. Y. Alve makers of Presto Self- Rising Fleur oud Fores Toasted Wheat Flakes HO The World's Best Breakfast CREDIT ,, MUTUAL B1A.-WAICH CO. hasan we, ose RS IEE piaMur ws ag, |wonup warns Wonk wowpuns 10 St MIN VEE MELB. «| LE ae a A World “Want” Ad. Will Go and Find 1 WEST OF FIFTH AVE,