The evening world. Newspaper, January 25, 1922, Page 15

f ‘ ” " i THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25, 1922, 1s | seow York, who comments further tn the following vein: A GROWING NUISANCE “The automobile spotlight, considsred - aes indispensable by thousands of motorists, Property | can easly be made @ menace on the road | by improper foousing. Obviously the and Deaths Tight should be adjusted #0 that the Provements and refinements have bees MISUSE OF SPOTLIGHTS afded to all the 1922 models. Capt. ‘‘Eddie’’ Rickenbacker’s Creation That ‘ter j Is Being Exhibited on Automobile Row ««. OXFORDS $8.95 Heretotore $10-$14 Vici Kid, Calf, Suede; Black, Brown fn our hi * said Mr, Lip- | ave we been able to offer 60! uck vaiue for so Httle money| Carries 1 much 4 to-day, and there are many reasons | — yy | why we are now able to do #0, Through- ‘lie out our entire plant we have effected | Misuse of spotlights during night driv- EA LS MB A dod le ing nigh beam strikes the right hand edge of the revelore Jodela. IApehee te a ged lowered, overhead | ing is @ rowing form of nuisance thet|road not more than 15 fest ehead of Here fore $10-$14 en ee ecintil We perfected the | has already caused legislative action in the car. iu J Malerialt are oneiserabyiewere ot bet | one State, prohibiting the use of such a| “Some motortate deliberately fix thetr|] and other shades ter ality amd more easily obtainable. spotlights on the centre of the road and|| French or Cuban F is lers costly and more produc: | sht, and unless motorists themselves | ag far ahead as they desire, thus biind- || Heels. Welts or Turn GiassBeRGs SHOES VAMP ee ons $9.85 Heretofore $1: 795 MA | remedy the evil widespread restrictive |ine all drivers coming tn the oppostte|| Many hand made. y Many hand mage : a 13 | legislation is likely to ensue. This is the | direction. Other's commit the same fault | ‘ wat atwciutey” eonvines ee ene See ree me Manoeenty har in meer cane the wt. || Ss GLASSBERG 225 WEST 42d ST., N. ¥, k industry was entering upon te bg 4M fense carries possibilities of rt PLEASE NOTE ADD of most wholesome prosperity, ager of the Reo Motor Car Compauy of ” Lonaatea dhe veh Aelh. nana Charge Purchases Will Appear on Bills Rendered March 1st. 6th Avenue James McCreery & Co. 34th Street Special Purchase Royal Wilton Rugs . RICKENBACKER TOURING—HUNT MOTOR CAR CO. HUNT IN NEW SHOWROOM | RENAME KEYSTONE TIRE |ANNOUNCE REDUCTION EXHIBITS RICKENBACKER.) BRANCHES IN ALL CITIES. IN ALL TRUCK MODELS. Was Shown for First Time at Auto| Also Facto bridge 15 |New Prices of Stewart Trucks Ef- Renee en Socaran were Unusual Values -For Three Days Only Show. Heing Doubled im Size. fective at Once. Are you one of those persons who, when a friend is leaving*for a tour, dash out a half howr ales Manager BE, before trait-time, halt at a florist and arrive at the Hotel Cor at the station just as the train rolls off, with apologies, well-wishes, a thrust - through -the- 4, J. Hunt, President of the Hunt| Due to the success of Motor Car Company, Eastern distributer | #14 fabric tires and Red of the Rickenbacker r- | Girector Men iavat tungements 18 cont i h Stewart motor truck deal . Herman, Ruther and Brond- | way. Making its debut at the nacional | show, the Rickenbacker provided one of |! surprising announcemen the sensatPns of the week. The strippol ts 1 drastic cut in prices or chassis especially attracted attention effec wt once. not only from uublic but also from | one apd its e uction of experts. The general opinion was | Where, for there " reduction of $4 “Rick” had a e ie * $660; on, a reduction of $ 4 t built frames that has ever -| stone tire < n, a reduction of $910; 344 ton, a ve- ‘With’ the new Mr. Hunt will ha omplete tine of models on view. T "bridge is the showroom | nt Mr. Lippard n the See this new creation and its many new and distinctive fea- tures. six-cylinder motor. tionally smart body designs. A truly remarkable Excep- $1485 for the Touring Phaeton; $1885 for the Coupe; $1985 for the Sedan F. 0. B. footory. We invite you to ride in the Rickenbacker that you may appreciate its remarkable qualities. Hunt Motor Car Company Fisk Building Broadway at 57th Street Telephone Circle 7944 You wouldn’t put on hobbles to run a foot race Then why load up on handi- caps for the day's work? A good deal of food, unwisely chosen, does weigh the body down and clog the digestion, and dull the brain. Why put on the hobbies? Grape-Nuts is a breakfast or tunch-tme dish for those who want food efficiency, and mind and body efficiency. ‘ Grape-Nuts satisfies and nour- ishes., It delights the taste. It is ready to serve whenever you are ready to eat, And it digests easily, quickly and completely—leaving no handicap of heaviness and drowsiness. Grape-Nuts is the food for health and action. “There’s a Reason” See ie Paces Oued Come Do Pande ereanan , window bon voyage? Or do you take time to think of some little gift that wil! actually fulfill desire? If you are of this latter class, uggestion, s m On our fifth floor you will find ‘a combination lectric iron, curling tongs and hot plate that fits into a pretty little Cretonne Case not over seven inches in length. The iron (which, by the way, is a Hot-Point) is of a useful size, large to press out those annoying wrinkles from packing and such things as "The curling tongs, when wn- ‘oa special groove provided for them in the iron, and the hot plate is formed by : the iron up-side-down and setting it A New Size in Velour Portieres Special, pair, 22.50 These portieres are admirably suited for the narrower doorways and alcoves so often found in small apartments. ‘They are 36 inches wide and 6 ft. 9 inches long, fin- ished with French open edges and an opening at the top sufficiently large to admit a heavy brass or wood pole. ; Though these porticres are not so wide, their quality is unim- peachable, and would ordinarily sell in the 50 inch width at 37.50 per pair, (Fifth Floor Linoleums At lower prices Tile and parquet patterns in Linoleum make the ideal floor covering for the Kitchen, Pantry, or Bathroom. Sq. yd. Inlaid Linoleum, 1.19 Heavier Inlaid Sq. yd. Linoleum, 1.39 ———— *Genuine Sq. yd. Cork Linoleum, 79c ee *Short lengths only. Floor measurements are neceasor for estimating your needs ‘ (Kighth Floor Artistic Lamps that are inexpensive Wrought Iron Lamp, illustrated, gracefully artistic and convenient in that it can be adjusted to any height from which it will properly shed its light over your shoulder or upon the bridge table. 12 - inch parchment shade in your choice of colors. Special, 8.00 Floor Lamp finished in Mahog- any, Gold and Black or Black ) and Gold with 24- inch shade in your choice of colors Shade 9.00, Lamp 11,00, Special, 20.00 Reading Lamp with an adjust- able arm, Mahogany finished base, complete with shade, 14.50 formerly 19,04 (Sixth Floor) ps “Master-Made” Upholstered F urniture For these three days, we have marked a quantity of suites 159% to 20% below their special low sale prices of this month. ‘These amazing values will prevail for Thursday, Friday and Sat- urday only. Three-piece Library Suite, i//ustrated, uphols- tered in Tapestry with spring edge, spring cushions; outside backs covered in same material 146.75 Priced separately: Sofa, 67.50 Arm Chair, 39.75 Wing Chair, 39.50 Three-piece Library Suite, illustrated, uphols- tered in figured Mohair, spring edge, spring cush- ions; outside backs covered in same material. Three-piece Library Suite, i/ustrated, uphols- tered in ‘Tapestry with spring arms, spring edge and spring cushions. Outside backs covered in same material. Sofa, 85.00 Arm Chair, 49.50 Wing Chair, 43.50 Other Suites Included Three-piece Blue Velour Suites . . 169.50 Three-piece Mulberry Velour Suites Three-piece Tapestry Suites, custom-made, with down pillow arms, reversible down cushions; outside backs and seate under cushions covered in same material, Sofa... 187.60 Arm or Wiig Chair 97.50 Three-piece Tapestry Suites, .., Sofa, 72.60 Arm Chair, 42.50 Wing Chair, 41.50 Three-piece Tapestry Bultes with pillow arms,,,. Sofa, 89.50 Arm Chair, 52.50 Wing Chair, 47.50 (Seventh Floor) This is good news, for a special purchase means an opportunity to secure particularly good rugs at a particularly low price! In this case the quality of the Wilton Rugs is decidedly above the aver- age, and the prices—well, just look so: at them—they are ’way below regular. Size 9x12 ft., 65.00 Size 6x9 ft., 49.75 Size 8.3x10.6 ft., 69.50 | (Eighth Floor) e January White Sale McCreery Linens Materially Reduced ‘These reductions are as much as % to % less recent prices of our purest linen. All Linen Irish Satin Damask Table ‘ sie Cloths and Napkins. Cloths, size 7ox 70 inches....each, 5.50 Claghs, size 70x 88 inches....each, 7.00 Cloths, size 70x106 inches....each, 8.50 Table Napkins to match, size 22x22 inches. tn, 1625 All Linen Irish Table Damask, two * vards wide. yd., 1.75 Scotch All Linen Huck ‘Towels,...... doz., 5.00 Irish All Linen Huck Towels, hem- stitched, doz., 6.00 All. Linen Scotch Crash Toweling, Bleached, Red or Blue Borders. yd., 25¢ Real Madeira Luncheon Sets, . rose point edge, 13 pieces. set, 4.75 Real Madeira Tea Napkins, rose point, scalloped edge; hand-embroidered corners. doz., 6.75 (Second Floor) ABSOLUTE CLEARANCE OF China Dinner Sets and Open Stock Pieces In order to effect an absolute clearance of all discontinued pat- terns, we’ have arranged special price, tables ranging from 10¢ to 1.50, containing articles valued from 25c to 10.00 each. 100- piece English Porcelain Dinner Set with all-over border design in Enamel colorings. formerly 89.50, Special, 39.50 100-piece Bavarian China Dinner Set with Sevres bouquets sprinkled here and there upon its creamy surface. formerly 87.50, Special, 45.00 Also Separate Pieces at Great Savings Value to each Plates -1.50 25¢ to 70¢ Soup Plates. 1.40 20¢ to 70c Egg Cups.......1.25 10¢ to 50c Gravy Boats 3.00 35c to 1.50 Covered Butter Dishes... 8.00 50c to 1.50 Cupsand Saucers 1.40 20¢ to 70 Meat Platters..12.00 30¢ to 3.00 Cream Pitchers. 3.50 25¢ to 1.50