The evening world. Newspaper, December 1, 1921, Page 19

\ ' hate 1 CHICAGO RECAL ‘]Lone Bid Withdrawn, $8,000,000 states. Deficit Issue Is Taken From Market. CHICAGO, Dec. 1.—The $8,000,000 bond issue offered by the city two weeks ago to meet a deficit in the city’s revenues in 1920 was taken from the. market today when a lone bid was withdrawn. A syndicate headed by the Guaran- tee Trust Company, of New York, offered the only bid, approximately troller Harding announced. pberinbiee vaio PRESCRIPTION BLANK ~ . BEARS DOCTOR'S WILL One of Shortest Testaments in History—Filed/in White Plains, The will of Dr. Robert Denniston of | Dobbs Ferry, son | ton, U. S. N., drawn by himself on one | of his prescription blanks, was filed to- day in White Plains. It disposes of an estate of $25,000. ° ‘The will is one of the wmallest on record and reads: ton, being of sound mind, declare this to be my last will and testament, dated April 13, 1910, I. hereb; queath to my wife, Sarita Wight Den- niston, all my. property, both real and Personal, and here utrix.”” Dr. Denninston was a member of the | Westchester County Sheriff's Emer- geney force for years. | pom Noll | U.S. EX-SERVICE MEN LIVE IN 87 COUNTRIES Sun Never Sets on Compensation Checks Matled Monthly, WASHINGTON, Dec. never sets on Uncle Sam's checks to former “service men, to a| Judge inf statement issued to-day by different countries outside the United Most money is sent to Italy, monthly total being $216,000, while land ranks second with $67,000; $3, ean Democratic Assoc! Mancuso with a gold the South Am African and Asiatic ered at Bronx Dinner.” Magistrate Francis x. Mancuso, who Round Trip War Tax, 24¢ eral Sessions, to which he was recently "SPECIAL EXCURSIONS MAGISTRATE MANCUSO | Sundays, December 4, 18 KIDNAPPED BY FRIENDS $ 0 0 89.57, but on the condition that the |New General Sessions Judge Hon- 3: legality of the issue be approved by & specified jegal firm within ten days. When this was not done the|on Jan. 1 will become a Judge of Gen- bid was withdrawn. New bids will be called for, Comp- elected, was kidnapped at the close of Siam ff et oe" percnatuntieeane NEW JERSEY CENTRAL Tickets only on Pai by & taxfoab and rushed him Veteran |to Sormant!’s at White Plaigs Avenue NEW BOND OFFER |Bureau, which showed a monthly total and Pelham Parkway, where more than of nearly $600,000 sent to eighty-six | 100 friends were waiting to honor him. Albert Vitale was toastmaster and Dan Scocozza, on behalf of the Itallan-Amerl- of Admiral Dennis- “I, Robert Dennis- will and be- y appoint her exec- 1—The sun OPPENHEIM, CLLINS & GC Values to 18.75 For Women and Misses 150 Street and Afternoon Dresses Sale Price 28,00 For Women and Misses For Women and Misses For Misses and Small Women For Women and Misses Sizes 10 to 16 years Sizes 8 to 16 years Extraordinary Values FULTON STREET—BROOKLYN To-Morrow—House- Wide Sales in Apparel of Superior Quality For Women, Misses and Girls At Most Drastic Reductions No Exchanges or Credits / 150 Imported French Blouses 9.75 Sale Price ‘209 Poiret Twill Dresses 75 Jersey Sport Suits 125 Fur Trimmed Suits 150 Fashionable Coats 200 Fur Trimmed Coats 100 Children’s Winter Coats 200 Children’s Coats Values to 29.75 1 3.75 Reduced to 12,75 Values to 85.00 48.00 Value to 68.0 38.00 Reduced 10 68.00 Reduced to 13,75 Reduced to 25.00 ABRAHAM: Telephone Main 6100 BROOKLYN _ Store Hour Filled With Holiday Suggestions Comes This Sale of Girls’ Velveteen and Serge Dresses, $13.50 A GROUP of the smartest sort of little frocks for all the affairs of daytime holi- days—dressy models of Velveteen, or fine Serges embroidered or trimmed with contrasting colors—some have sashes of cire ribbons. Sizes from 6 to 14. ‘The Serge Dresses come in sizes from 6 to 10 years—some of them have bloomers of self material. Not a complete line of sizes in all styles, as some of the styles are suitable for girls only up to 10 years. Black and navy blue, in both Velveteen and Serge. oA A. & &—Second floor, Central.’ > A Christmas Event in Quality Gloves Women’s 12-Button Chamois-Lisle 3,600 pairs of them, and each pair an excellent gift offering. And decidedly un- derpriced, as they are the sort of gloves that sell regularly for quite a bit more! Tle 12-button length is one of the most wanted, they are easily washed, and in the desired colors—white, cafe, mode ‘and beaver. 4 A Remarkable Offering of Millinery— One Thousand Fur-Trimmed . Hats, $4.48 N the day of Practical Giving comes this great sale of Hats that will prove a wonderful gift to your Wife—your Daughter—your Mother—or your Sister— and every woman with a Fur Coat or Small Furs will want at least one of them! Close-fitting ‘Turbans, Marquise styles or four-cornered hats with crowns of metallic brocades, silk duvetyns, satins or velvets with fascinating brims of Sealine or Beaverette. The crowns are found in both the dark colors as well as the bright colors, lightened by metallic threads. Toy Dishes, 23 Pieces $3.95 Cunningly ddcorated with blue birds and . flowers. Stone Building Blocks $1.65 Of various forms and colors, book of instruc- tions with 45 designs. Teddy Bear, 59c Others to $7.78. AN Laundry Set, 98c A complete 4-piece laundry set. Walking: and Talking Il, $3.48 17 inghes tall, un- breakable body, cunning costume. Electric Train Set, $5.25 Locomotive, baggage car, chair car and eight sections of track, with control swit Gloves, 69c Pair — M and wire. ch A 5-piece set. 4, & 8.—Mezzanine, East. Schoenhut_ Circus Outfit, $2.98 ‘Wonderful Toy Specials From the A. & S. Toyland 1 is difficult to tear yourself away from all the joys of Toyland—Santa Claus in his colorful Magic Land; Little Jumbo, the marvelous performing ele- ne with its - phant; the miniature miniature hostess, and the other cinating things—but when you do get away from them to the toys, you find some of the best toy offerings in all of New York. = 3 echanical Boat, $1.24 A 12-inch cruiser, me- anically operated, STRAUS... Sandy Andy, 98c Self-lifting sand hoist. A. & 8.—Fourth floor, West. Easel Blackboard, $1.59 With adjustable desk and rolling chart. Others up to $4.95. 9 to 6:30 Girls’ Blanket Bath Robes, $2.25 if Peers timely sale comes just in time for a Christmas sugges- tion—any Girl from 8 to 16 years old will be delighted with such a surprise. Fashioned of blanket cloth, in a soft combination of delft blue and white. The collar, cuffs and pocket are edged with cord. A. & 8.—BSecond floor, Bast. A Sale of Misses’ Dresses Tricotine, Serge, Velour or Wool Jersey $7.50 and $11.95 GROUP of extremely desirable models in a lot of va- rious styles, in some cases only one of a kind. Straightline one-piece dresses, tailored, embroidered ~ éeveless style with cape attached. Some two-piece Jersey dresses. Shades of brown and rein- or braided; others in deer, blue, in various styles. Sizes 14 to A. & B.--Becond floor, Central. 18 years. The: Ever-Welcome Gift in This Sale of Corduroy Boudoir Coats $3.98, $5.98, $7.98 | a are some gifts that are always so desirable one rice—but does not have to hesitate—unless at the here are the most wanted sort of models SPECIALLY- PRICED. A. & 8.—Mezzanine, Central, Upright Steam Engine $1.98 Complete 1. cylinder engine with boiler, steam gauge, etc. Others up to $41.50. fas- Collapsible Doll Cab, 98¢ Unusually low-priced special. Rocking Horse, $6.50 Dapple gray, with saddle, stirrup, etc. Others up to $23.75. At $3.95 is a little breakfast coat model with half sleeves and ’-shaped neck, un- lined. At $5.98 one » finds a second coat model with double- flounce effect, jee neck; tied with a string- lined wii self-colored. _sois- pointed and poin sash, ette. At $7.98 is an attractive boudoir coat with flounce, with shaped collar, cuffs and pockets, lined with sgisette. Colors are French blue, rose, or pansy. Auto Delivery Truck $1.45 3 Loaded with goods. Racing body, steel gear, wheel, wind- shield, starting bar,clock, horn and rubber tired , wheels. Velocipede, $12.75 All steel frame rubber ~ tired wheels, with ad- justable spring saddle and handle bar. * with PeaatPeokprote srr ee eds