The evening world. Newspaper, January 20, 1922, Page 24

Inc., No. 653 Fifth Avenue, New York, | follows: | poaweasion 18 “While in New York yesterday my|and being ble |time When ne o|iaw suit » sult between V. and L. and yourselves in reference to the pearl necklace sold by your company | Bxecut to the Inte Mr. Horace FB. Dodge in Mr. Dloomer's statement to the ef- “yours very truly, IWARD B. BLOOMPR, ~ BYE. DODGE FOR | [PEARL NEDLACE J — Executor of Estate Tells Price and Shows Gift Exempt From Inheritance Tax. also given conaiderable publicity to| of any claim being filed for an inherl- the subject and that stateme nth in) tance tax on them, It was said. the papers charge that your cc a ohase price of the necklace from M Dodge. “In order, therefore, that you may | have evidence other than your own | statements on the subject of the price} LONDON, | or this necklace, I beg to say iat | whe | em the executor of the estate of) wif, | Horace B, Dodge and that the records | ), [ot tho estate show that Mr. budge | , | purchased the necklace from you dur- ing the month of May, 1970, and that Lectore Here, 20,.—Mra, Asquith, Jan. DETROIT, Jan. 20.4-Positive evi- @ence that the Inte Horace E. Dodge Purchased a pearl necklace, believed to have been the property of Catha- ine TI.,“former Queen of Russia, for ture of cople I Have Met,” e tude " $826,000 instead of $1,500,000, and | yo, ried same to him by invoice | these, clade Pir tar nee ee a @ave it to Mrs. Dodge, has been | gateq May 24, 1996 the purchase | umep of frank “iutoblography. obtained. Howard B Bloomer, X= | price being $825,0ec, which purchase| Bre, Asquitn will be met at the | @cutor of the Dodge estate, gave out | this statement for the press: “Upon my return to the elty Thurs- | @ay morning my attention was called to the publicity given to the suit | price was paid to you py check, the dock by her daughter, Elizabeth, It Measures Up in Tea Quality trought by V. and L, Benguia! | against Cartier, Inc., of New York | “Because 1 feel that In justice to} Cartier, Inc., statements in refe | Wh. 1007 ol its ell ing Lost | to this matter appearing in the ea) hat should be accurate, | wish to sa ' the late Mr. Horace E. Dodge pur- chased the necklace in question as present for Mrs. Dodge from Cart Inc., during the month of May, and that the purchase price was) $825,000. I have to-day given ty! Cartier, Inc, a letter, cepy of which | fs inclosed, which letter you are per-| meeinae) rOWwihn BR. BLOOMER, Lt tg E3 Le. DARD. THE WoELE ovae “Executor Eatate of Horace E. “Dodge.” ‘The letter, addressed to Cartier, “ST. Butler’s Real Orange Pekoe Tea CHOICE x GROCE by, A “quality” Tea at the price us- ¢ most ordi- Strietly Fresh, Newly Laid a Per Dozen 39c than this! Remember that there is not ‘a single Cold Storage Egg in any of the Butler Stores! Mil 10¢ Bread tii" 0 ae 6c If you send the children, tell them to get Butler’s full pound loaf. 9 Aunt Nanna’s 8 c Pancake Flour?” vis te Each package weighs 1 Ib. 12 oz.—biggest and best value on the market! While Granulated Sugar Butler’s Pure Per Pound and Ivory Soap Lowest Prices G & G Ginger Ale, 10c for Fruits and Vegetables the best, cut to. Golden Dew Orange 1 c 12¢ Butler’s Pure Condensed Per Can *Nothing but pure whole milk and cane sugar. Per Cake The Best Values in Oven-fresh Crackers Sunshine Creation—a deli- cious sroonayt confection covered with rich chocolate, per Ib. “20c 22c N. B. C. Lorna Doones, pound N. B. C. Extra ve Drink, pint bottle Rainbow Lemon it to. 20c Soda, pint bottle. . ead Pe ges Wines, per pound: Ruppert’s Knicker. 256 Lemons, per anes BAC Crispo Ginger cr Snaps, 1 Oe bocker, 3 for per pound Cocoanut Maca- roons, per pound. Ehret’s Extra, 3 bottles for... 20C 20 deposit charged on cach bottle, Finest White Pota- toes, 5 Ibs. for.. "15¢ 15c Save money—buy your groceries at any one of our 591 conveniently located green~and~-gold stores. JAMES BUTLER Ine. heck and Invoice betme now in my cutor of the estate | t the month of May, 1920, and upon my! fect that (he pearls were purchased t return to the olty this morning 1) by the late Horace EB. Dodge and pre- i |learned that the Detfoit papers. have | sented to his wife removes possibility pany recelved $1,500,000 as the Dur - |MRS. ASQUITH SETTING OUT. | wit Leave Kastend ‘To-Morrow te was Margot Tennant and is the of the former Prime Minister, for New York by the Car mania on Saturday. She goes to 1e7- and to you at any| | as evidence in the tate of Horace B. Dodge.” | —— > + ED + aD ————— 2D + 6 = aD ae EASLEY oe THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JANUAR 38, 16928. Pringsas Ante Ine Biberco, her . apd Prince Antolin New York, and then will go | nia The Bis: Soda it The Soda Cracker that made the Cracker Sandwich possible An ordinary cracker sandwich is too big, andcrumbleswhen youeatit. Tak-hom-a Biscuit splits-in-two without crumbling, and makes a sandwich that is tempting and easy to eat. Sold only in the red package, under the Sunshine Seal. Joose-Wites Biscurr @Mpany Branches in Over 100 Cities on san +an+en+énv en asian ansten's J. 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