The evening world. Newspaper, January 11, 1922, Page 13

PTI ERNE eemeemniinaetetemttimene | HUMAN PERVERSENESS. (Proce the Atchison Gldbe.) | When you are walking for exercise, Wh practically every auto driver you pare! an oi A LOGICAL CONCLUSION. (Prom the is Tequirer,) a man apends more inoney than is worth to get It. he must ox- asks you to ride, but when you would! « pict eh Ine Tike e litt, well, ‘that's different.” | inn kupoara’on the wurtase, Cut OF It Pays y BROOKLYN WOMAN asking divorce eays her hus- ———— == — TON ah “weitan plays GAY ANG Gover SeOMiaed GAA’ EULY —_——_—,_~T A ‘Rant’ that is seldom published.” | 4 FOUR CHORUS GIRLS visited the -Philadelphia doctor who had said knock-kneed girls were becoming more numerous, and showed him that they were not knock-kneed, bow-legged or anything else imperfect. WALK-OVER Men’s and Women’s Shoes Priced very low for our January Sale CONNECTICUT MAN charged with “selling hooch” pleaded he didn’t know whether he was gullty or not, as he couldn't find the word “hooch” in any dictionary or law book. NEW YORK MAN claims to have invented device that enables one to purify drinking water by blowing one’s own breath on It, and will show a Congressional Committee to-day. WITH ONLY FIVE DAYS to comply with mother's | will, leaving ‘him $30,000 if he married before his | | Former Prices $7 to $12 now in Four Big Groups ($495 $645 $745 $Q9s (Not all sizes in every style) twehty-seventh birthday, Harry Eads looked up a girl, courted and won her, and married her in an automobile during a rainstorm at Portsmouth, Va. e CHICAGO DOCTOR declares he doesn’t even re- member the kiss a pretty student nurse says he gave her at 2 A. M., causing her to lose her huspital job, for which she asks $25,000 damages. A MITCHBLL, 8. D. MAN supplies his family of wife and ten children, and some neighbors, with food. clothing, shoes and even automobile acce s the city-dump. EVERY shoe—standard Walk-Over quality—from our regular stock, and at these four prices a big saving. Many will buy two or three pairs. When you buy Walk-Over Shoes DURING THE 1921 season 1,692 bulls were killed in Spain and only four bull fighters SKYLARKING AVIATOR defied Newurk, N. J's | ordinance against airplanes flying over the city by | cou know what you ar ange! circling directly over the license otfice, | y RA getting— | forty-seven years of quality-building. COUNTESS SAYS PICTURE $10,000 and to either buy it back or} Coa ane iner Vala uy be ea within two months, He sald he never . WAS SECURITY FOR LOAN. |fot'the ‘painting abd wanted the pur- | spans price buck and the promised | = Sz | $6,000 profit. This Explains $10,000 Transaction, we Hours, who Ie aid 19, be Ls Ver | Finnish ai speaks Swedis! et senmeee Of) Wpem ene jin halting English thac when ( Is fn Jail. ee Peper ene Es Pian painting for $10,000, she be ; Supreme Court Justice Burr reserved | was merely aepos! he it ith {USAW ANCE Neer tae es ad Bs familia erday agtee Connbs | security for loans he had made s venue, between @ecision yesterday after Countess Hjor- | She xinting ‘was much too. valuat 179 Broedway, near Cortlandt St 1432 Broadway at 40th St. 252 W. 125th Se. oo defense |ghe sald, for her to have know. 1173-75 Broadway, near 28th St. 1625 Broadway, near 50th St. 622 W. 18st St. Dr. ‘eold it for $10,000 She testified a 150 Bowery at Broome St. she never had the picture in kin Bronx—557 Metrose Avenue, near 149th St. Broo! 1355 Broadway, near Gates Ave. jon in this country Yonkers, N. Breed the sal Tountess ix in Ludioa Street Jai)! 565:7 Fulton St., opp. Hanover Place Pa N at Repin's ving, The Consack’s | because of her failure to furnish a bond | $406 Féth Avenue ¥- 2 o § Mahomme e ir. | for $10,000, Justico Burt ve a} Ne Phoenix and losiery aileged that the Countess bad | hear argument ona motion ta seduce | Complete eet Ves Rests i J to sell the painting to him for | her bond. 4 a Pour FAB flakes through neat opening. Open FAB package with a press of the thumbon orangedot. How freely FAB flakes pour from the opening of the new One Thumb Top package! You will prefer this convenient package to the ordinary package with a torn, spilly top. The new FAB package closes tightly when not in use—a tidy package—waste-proof and prac- tically dust-proof. Perfected wash-bowl flakes in a perfected package. COLGATE & CO, Est. 1806 NEW YORK The new COLGATE wash-bowl flake AES. U. 6. PAT. OFF THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 11, 1922. ee Overcoats and Suits R e du ce d Without Reserve Over 24,000 Garments in this Sale! EVERY garment is absolutely all-wool and carries the same Moe Levy guarantee as though you paid the full price. N this assortment of Overcoats and Suits you will find every desirable fabric and model of men and young men. Also a Alterations good variety of golf suits—in all Free! sizes—while they last. Reduced from $25 and $35 maa” 5 «i As Men’s Pants | Absolutely all-wool and made in our own 15 shops—under our own supervision. 669 were $8 621 were $10.00 $60 were $9 245 were $11.30 NOW 3 ‘ ! \d{/otnes--Reduced! Now 4953 Overcoats and Suits INCLUDED are the famous Camel’s Hair and Plaid- back fabric Overeoatings in every desired color and style. Suitings comprise plain and novelty effects, includ- ing a good style range of golf suits. Were $40 and $45 4324 Overcoats and Suits Core every favored Overcoating and Suiting fabric. in every good color and style. All sizes to fit all comers. Were $50 and $55 4691 Overcoats and Suits HE best money’can buy. Included in the Overcoat- ings are Carr’s XXX Melton full silk lined Overcbats— formerly selling up to $90. The suitings are the choicest obtainable, both domestic and imported, in every wanted style and fabric. There are plain weaves and novelty effects Every Boy’s Overcoat and $45 | Suit in Stock 4% to 4 Off Nowe | 119-125 Walker Street | Entrance on 7 Second | Floor { Downtown i773 Broadway Cortlandt St. ” nx 409 Eastl49 St. isegran Bronx