The evening world. Newspaper, January 13, 1922, Page 26

THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 13, \CAMMEYER TO OPEN BRANCH IN BROOKLYN hoe Concern Leases am Will Re- model Store om Faltom Street, Leases bave been signed by Cam- |meyer for the store at 0. 398 Fulton |Street, next the comer of @mitt Street 1922. SALE AT THREE BROOKLYN STORES LENPROPOSES MRS. STILLIMAN SPAN on AFTER (" Alay ey Funds Included oo Interviewed Ab About Forty! sion Near Gates Avenue Brook, ‘ FULTON STREET corof BRIDGE STREET _ OF Hoyt St Subway ation Brooklyn Bet. 48th & 49th Sts, Breoklyn ted as the train the 8t. Louis -Anmerioan all Club. The announce- nt was made here by vibe ‘aunage of the ae ee Request for $8,920,945 * Witnesses, Seven of Them Corporate:Stock. New, in Canada. ; & preliminary appropriation for the |-Borough Bridge, by which it is MONTRIGAL, Jan, 13.--Mre, Anne | Urquitart / Stillman ts resting to-day sed to connect Manhattan, Bropx Queens, js requested in an appli- tion to the Board of Estimate which missioner of Plant and Structures len made yesterday for the issue $8,920,945 in corporate stock to in her Iddge at Grande Anse, after covert#g/ more than 1,000 miles since coming\{to Canada two weeks ara She hap seen or interviewed about | \forty witnesses, seven of them new, \ and beflieves she has obtained mu terial Bhat will help win her cane. | “Bud” Stillman, who ts with her,| seems. equally confident. Mra. , Silliman personally directed lid a big bridge, ferry and viaduct, } Included is the expenditure of $50,- for surveys, borings and plans, It not believed the Commissioner |the a:fttvities of her lawyer, Philip A very little Poslam spread 1) have made the application had /O"Brieh, and Fred Beauvais, ‘the t- over the irritated skin usually | rance the Adminis- {G80 igiide named by Mr. Stillman, stops the itching and burning | not some assu: who flunteed to ald In rounding nal rightaway. With the irri jon intends to carry through the |the w ftnesses. She now regards lic a Nae n, completion of which will involve | work fev finished. “At her lodge she | tion gone, the skin at rest, the expenditure ot many millions. He }!* welB prepared for comfort, having | healing medication in Postam ae Wants: aie " is often able to check the in- id she hgs found evidence flammi es ‘Tri-Boroygh Bridge- should 0) ¢. ation and clear away advanced to the state of definite | (nat |e paper Tan ericee wen 20)| coves. rashes, ot ssllarakie is. It is pl to have: term\~ Purch aged until montha after the let- ee js at 126th Street and First Ave- fe, St. Ann's Avenue and Southern uilevard, Hronx, and, Second and | wi ter Avenue, Queens, with a to bey fs Bamony 10 lave boon mnt b th of 15000 feet, with facilitics| Beau'rais to. Baby Guy had no ins | continuing rapid transit: lines|seriptien in them, ‘Astoria to the Bronx, connect- | 000 with the new rapid transit line Southern Boulevard; with pro- ion for vehicular and pedestrian ic and a bus route, The exteny n will afford a third north and) th trunk lime in the city’a rapid ystem.” is also included provision for other new bridges at a total cost | $4,425,00 a8. follows: ter ip supposed to have passed | throu. fiuthe mails, Also, it is said, she | e the baby moccasins suid | 29 concen that Litde elong way, SL: PHONOGRAPHS Reduced a} NO DEPOSIT Demonstration Machines Exchanged Models Manufacturers’ Samples Altwith the same Guarantee as our new machines ten Island; replacement of, the nt Metropolitan Avenue Britige: other on, Meeker. Avenue and | jw bridge on Ocean Avenue to won- | tt Sheepghead, Bay with Mad hat- ac’ provements on the Vernon a\ve Bridge, Riversidg Drive viaduct, jeensborough, Universite Hel; te lis Avenue and Petham_ brid ith Street viaduct and 145th. Street are also comtemplated a 4 Le eter ae tdee adhe adgnione st tr. Wha a ing over Tres tinion ferries smd, re struction of bridges and ferry ses; $550,000 for purchase and re ruction-at fereybonts andy$h,100,-4 | for comaltessston of new ferry | ts. Tt is toempend $8289. on the pletion, o of the White - i ! Terminal, Pgosaegg st the middie nates the ferny | se, new ships and it a iH the St: Grong | ) for the. comstrua - a. dry dock and derrick aud 000 Stor reconstruction aijd re= | eauipment\of ‘shops. These Models of Standard Makes BipstaNDNGREAKS HIFy \ Reduced 13 and No Deposit “ aa SMORE FILLS MALL.|\' $32 Modet....... naw $20 | $110 Model..... now $73 ‘aa ——— eee cues teen ue ew atts ants Inia nee tov Wire at \tf POD nee eeee “ 949 | SIGD “..... SUE csc: sm ones ON « $e7 | gas 2. « g140 || iy . -Lateat Records. Also forei lecti in Dy Canna Ball RR ag to hag le le a rine: Breer, sfitty, closed :her| Mes cath the first floor of No. 6920 ‘Spanish, Hebrew, etc. Furniture, Carpets, Rugs EVERYTHING FOR HOUSEKEEPING ALL ON LIBERAL CREDIT Bath Stores Open Saturday Evenings Harlem Store Open Monday Everngs Also CowPerTHwair & SONS “Oldest Furniture House in America” 3rd. Awenue Two 193'to 205 Park Row and 12hst St. Stores at Chatham Sq. “toby with her & sushter Iillian, seven- | T iater she®, UMMpedioutrof the wins | Qed when a fire, a Wrting dna baby care | be in the firat4 floor hall filled the Std well with smod @ and fisimnes, She | bet © her hip. Ravmond: Christy, o bor, clintbed: up & N€-showswindewy or Yunchroom just in, time to prevent Litian’ trom fotiowlig ne 'F mether in a| Firemen carried down on seatecercie Beédr girl and Henry Eng! ie ey children from the thh tfoor oft three-story biflckgs buttdimh’s Mira. | declined to go to Norwegim? Hoa- |. She was attended by one@pt # 6 last hodr facets td 1a bet Dettevedien dropped<a jer baby's ‘aries eischmann’s | fresh yeast the intestines INDREDS of men and women have already found free- dom from laxatives by eating Mleischmann's fresh yeast. Doctors are now agreed’ that proper elimination of waste matter should be brought about by food. One:doctor:comes right out and states plainly that the inciscriminate’use of'cathertics is one of the causes of constipation. Physicians all over the country are recommending Fieisch- i mann'e@esh yeast because it is a fresh food, rich insthose ele- | ments witch keep the intestines healthy. ‘Tey tt out for yourself. Begin today by adding 2 or 3 cakes of Fisiechmann’s Yeast to your everyday diet. Keep it up and see fhow normally and regularly your intestines act. You can get Fiziechmann's Yeast fresh daily from your grocer. increases the action of —| TOMORROW SATURDAY * SALE PROMPTLY AT9 A.M. It is the big annual January Sale that thousands of our patrons have been wait- ‘ ing for. Merchandise of the better kind at drastic price reductions. This Sale offers an opportunity you cannot-afford to miss, to secure exceptionally fine qual- ity in apparel at absurdly low prices. Nothing reserved—nothing carried over. Fur Trimmed Coats FORMERLY TO 39.50 Dependable all wool fabrics, richly silk lined. Fur collars and cuffs of Nutria Coney. Fur Collared Coats FORMERLY TO 59.50 Beaver, Scotch Mole, Nutria and Skunk trimmed. Richest of materials. Fur Trimmed Coats FORMERLY TO 89.50 Stylish Coats and Wraps of the most luxurious high-price fabrics. De- pendable furs, handsome Canton Crepe linings. Fur Trimmed Coats FORMERLY TO 95.00 Richly furred Seal Plushes, Orlandos and Marvellas; trimmed with Beaver, Squirrel, Mole and Ringtail Sable. Fur Trimmed Coats FORMERLY TO 135.00 Odd high price luxurious fur-trimmed Coats. Copies and adaptations of Im- 79.00 ported models. [ Women's and Misses’ Suits Women’s and Misses’ Suits FORMERLY 29.75 Fur and self-trimmed models. A oe Women’s and Misses’ Suits FORMERLY 45.00 Strictly tailored and fur-trimmed models. Women’s and Misses’ Suits FORMERLY 59.75 Beautiful, plain tailored dd fur- trimmed models, in ‘Tricotine, Veldyne and Duvet de Laine. Blouses Reduced Silk Blouses FORMERLY TO 5.95 Real Filet: and Venice lace trimmed Excellent quality Georgette, included arevCrepe de Chines. Silk Overblouses BORMERLY TO 6.95 Crepe de Chine and embroidered Overblouses:in the new Spring colors. Costume Blouses FORMERLY TO 12.00 25.00 13 2.95 3.95 and Crepe de Chine Blouses; tincluded are Paisley Over- blouses. Corsets and Robes | Beacon Bath Robes FORMERLY 5.95 Attractivevcolors and designs. Corsets FORMERLY TO 2.95 Medium bust Corsets, coutil models, reinforced fronts. Spoon-steel-four garters 5.90 2.79 1-95 | Sweaters and Shawls Shawls and Sweaters FORMERLY 5.75 Great variety of both Shawls and Sweaters for Sports wear. Tuxedo Sweaters FORMERLY 5.95 Belted. Novelty weave, wool body. 2.9 3.9 [Women’s and Misses’ Dresses| Silk and Cloth Frocks FORMERLY TO 29.75 New Taffetas, Canton Crepes, Crepe- back Satins and Poiret Twills. Street Dresses FORMERLY TO 35.00 Beaded and Braided Canton Crepes, Satin Charmeuses and Poiret Twills, Afternoon Frocks FORMERLY TO 45.00 Elaborately embroidered Tricotine Frocks, Taffetas, Poiret Twills, Beaded Cantons and Crepe Meteor High Cost Frocks FORMERLY 45.00 TO 59.50 Handsome Afternoon and Dinner Frocks of exquisite fabrics. Copies and adaptations of Imported models. 15: 19° 250 35-0 Silk and Sport Hosiery | Pure Silk Hose FORMERLY 2.50 Full-fashioned. All silk. Black and colors, include contrasting colored tops. Wool Sport Hose FORMERLY 2.50 Silk and wool. Full-fashioned in two tone effects. p46 ]% Gloves Reduced Suede Like Gloves FORMERLY 1.95 16-button, white, and all leading shades. French Kid Gloves FORMERLY 3.95 2-clasp, fancy stitched backs. Also 16-button white Kid Gloves. 69c 1-9 | Silk Underwear | Silk Camisoles FORMERLY 1.95 Of satin, Jersey and glove silk. Tai lored and fancy lace trimmed. Silk Chemises FORMERLY UP TO 3.95 Envelope Chemise and Step-ins, trimmed with Georgette crepe. 79¢ 2.85 AT Martins, THREE BROOKLYN O——————_——saome : & a 8 8080°00°0€£°5°5°5°>555 | Silk Petticoats | Silk Petticoats FORMERLY 2.95 Silk Jersey, in various color combi- nations. Silk Jersey Pantalettes FORMERLY 3.95 Excellent quality Jersey, reinforced seams, snug-fitting cuffs. 1:89 2.9 Fur Coats and Wraps _ . | Taupe Coney Coats FORMERLY 59.50 Selected skins, 36-inch models. Kolinsky Marmot Coats FORMERLY 125.00 40-inch models, beautifully silk lined. French Seal Coats FORMERLY 225.00 40-inch model, self-trimmed. French Seal Coats FORMERLY 295.00 quality 187:9 Full length mouel, of first skins, sizes up to 50. Hudson Seal Coats FORMERLY 375.00 Dyed Muskrat.) 36-inch length, trimmed with large shaw! collar and cuffs. 225: Hudson Seal Coats FORMERLY 495.00 Dyed Muskrat.) 45-inch length, Self-trimmed; large crush collar and deep cuffs. 295 00 29.75 79.50 167-0 | Girls’ Department ; | Girls’ Dresses FORMERLY TO 10.75 Velveteen hand embroidered and French Serge of the better kind, Sizes 6 to 14. Fur Trimmed Coats FORMERLY 10.00 Warm, serviceable materials. Lined throughout. Fur collars. Sizes 2 to 9. 5:5 4% | ‘ Boys’ Department | Boys’ Suits FORMERLY 18.75 Better made suits, one and two knicker styles. Fine all wool mate- 9. rials; sizes 8 to 18. Boys’ Mackinaws FORMERLY 10.75 Smart plaids of all wool heavy weight materials. Sizes 8 to 18. 2 Boys’ Overcoats FORMERLY 18.75 Heavy all wool materials, snappy styles, ulster effects. Sizes 8 to 18. | Smart Hand Bags | Smart Duvetyne Bags FORMERLY 5.00 Novelty shapes, fine hand carved frames. Double dainty inside pocket.