The evening world. Newspaper, February 7, 1922, Page 16

SEA BEACH LINE ~ TEDUPBY AUTO ~ THES WRECKED Robbers Abandoning Car Send! It Crashing Into Fort es Hamilton Cut. LEAVE IT ON TRACK.| fF Women and Escort Plunge 40) Feet Into Brook at Hastings- e on-Hudson. Ay automobite theft was the indl- tect cause of crippled service on the Bea Beach }\ne of the B. R. T. early m@o-day. A four-car train on its way to Coney island with mony passen- gers, including homebound theatre-| goers, was in the Fort Hamilton cut. ‘Between 12th and 18th Avenues at ae i “$20, when an automobile loomed ahead across the tracks. ‘the strect gs Motorman Nelson put on his brakes ‘The crew left the train and found no one about the auto. which was a éom- sPlete wreck. It lay across the third | fail and the trainmen sent for «| Sonn Go Swrecking crew to remove it | This work required an hour and a Balt, during which a shuttle service /Saw Dancer He Met in Andorra on Screen After Quest of Her Seemed Hopeless After a pursuit which began in An- the) reached to Rio de Janeiro} was operated between Fort Hamilton | Avenue and New York and New Utrecht Avenue and Coney Isalnd From the license plate the police | fearned that the automobile belonged | to Harry Spiron of No. 842 West 178th Street, owner of a cabaret in. ly 126th Street near Eighth Avenue He (fad the car was stolen from in front of his place at 10.30 last night. The Police believe the thieves, after riding around in it, deliberately sent it “through the protecting rll Into the “ent to destroy It. “FHREE IN AN AUTO 06 DROP FORTY FEET ;Btreet and Broadway, Hi Hudson, early to-day wi ‘illed, They are the M Kitchen of No. 171 Valle) Frances Clark of Central “Harry Stute of No. 1431-2 Main! Btreet, Tarrytown. They were returning to Tarrytown in a big automobile from a banquet Wt Yonkers. ‘Phere is a fence at the \eurm and a sheer drop of 40 feet to La shrook. A **gtute and the young women were | ‘going down the hill toward tle turn | 4st ordinary speed, Their car seemed “Yo Jump the curb, cross the sidewaik Neat through the protecting rail and @rop bottom up into the brook. Stute has a possible fracture of th ditull and one of the young women a fractured wrist. |LONG PURSUIT WINS HIM SPANISH BEAUTY FOR BRIDE] wu It had fallen thirty-five feet from! | | fut was so near the automobile that | ft was pushed 150 feet by the train. | | dor . is to marry| punish | n, who lives ut No. | rothal the] 1, the belle of the col ny in Manhat where note of it anc passed on The love aftair\of Juan and Maria sed with the usual roughness, we the head of t e ‘‘Bobbed’’ without cuttin; ‘\ mt oe | MATOaN HAIR GOODS Dept. W, 368 oth Av. Cor. 234 St. 1 Fight | | WARNING! 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The Choice Runs the Gamut of Everything Good Middy Twist Models Norfolk Models Middy Blouse Models Sizes Complete Throughout the Range, from 24 to 10 Years Here is the way one little Wash Suit is made: Of Devon shire cloth, galatea or some equally good material. Sailor collar and shield of white rep, edged with color and four rows of braid on each, also on the pocket and cuffs. Heavy fisheye sale always finds mothers picking them out in half dozens Come Early! 3,000 Suits Like These at $1.85 Won’t Last Any Time Too Many Will Buy in Quantity to Make Any. Delay Advisable for white summer froc Tomorrow's price is less than the present landing cost for Linen of this quality 3,000 Boxes of Choice Stationery Mill Clearances Record Values A Good Time for Everybody INE STATIONERY at a very We That, briefly, tells We have secured a quantity of fine boxed papers from two of the best mills in the coun certain styles of papers which have been discontinued, them for a fraction of the regular 75c Boxes of Stationery ‘These Boxes contain 24 Sheets of Paper and 24 Envelopes; all excellent fabric finish stock in white, blue, buff 90c Boxes of Stationery Writing Paper and Correspondence Cards of various kinds, the majority having square Envelopes 24 Sheets or 24 Correspondence Cards and 24 Envelopes in each box. bluey buff. plivk, lavender, gray and Linen Finished Writing Paper 72 Sheets in Box for 39c Envelopes, 3 Packages for 39c Excellent lUnen finished Writing Paper in the regulation size. Envelopes to mate) 3 packages for 39¢, Linen Finished Writing Paper 72 Sheets in Packag Envelopes 3 Packages for 25¢ ‘This 1s a most remarkable valu: the regulation size. Lovser’s, Maln Foc 45c. Fast Black Sateen, Special, 35c ‘OR the clever little aprons one sateen petticoat, bloomer dresses to be embro iu gay colors, and for liningsyher fast black Sateen, with # lustr finish, in an extra good quality At $1.85—Three Thousand Wash Suits Come Piling In for Our Annual Winter Sale All $3.50, $4 and Even Better Qualities O dressmaker could make one of these little Suits in a day; and mothers know what that would cost— on top of the materials! It would tax the skill of the very best seamstress, too, to cut. and make a Wash Suit the way these Every edge true. Every seam straight. Every And every Suit made to wash and hold its color, At $1.85, mother, you can hardly In Colors: Grays : : Greens ‘Tan : Browns Cadet Blues And White with Colored Trousers Loeser's—Main Floor Tablen. White $1.50 Irish Dress Linen, 75c 8,000 Yards in an Unusual Sale ERE is au occasion which should prompt the planning of several pretty white frocks or suits for summer that can be made up now to be ready when needed. This Linen is a full yard wide, a firm, round thread weave, thoroughly shrunk, with a crisp finish, and is suitable uits or scarfings. Loeser's—Main Floor In a Sale at Wholesale Prices Te very low prices for our Annual Sale of Jewelry were made possible by the price concessions given us by a manufacturer who was anxious to have ready money in place of large stock. This Sale offers a big saving to those con templating the purchase of a piece of fine Jewelry for a gift or personal possession $23.50 to $53 Bar Pins At $15.49 to $35 Platinum and 14k solid gold Bar Pino plerced mounting set with 1 to 3 diamond: or combination of diamonds and pearls or diamonds and sapphires. $13 to $40 Bar Piris At $8.40 to $25.73 Plerced mountings set with 1 diamond o: 1 sapphire; 10k and 14k solid gold. $63 to $120 Bracelets At $40.95 to $77.96 1 nd 14k solld gold Bracel 7 i effect, with 1 to 3 dlamonds set in platinunt Pierced $6 to $28 Cameo Brooches At $3.68 to $17.33 $15.50 to $43 Cameo Brooches At $9.66 to $28.56 Fancy mountings set with 1 to 4 genuine di is Hand-carved cameos, aAmond: $7 to $16.50 Gold Brooches At $4.25 to $9.45 lok and 14% solid gold Brooches; handsome pierced design In green and white gold set with 1 diamond or | sapphire. $16 to $18.50 Brooches At $9.45 to $12.08 Platinum and 14k gold Brooches in a (ancy pierced oftect, set with 1 genuine diamond, $1.75 to $2.25 Scarf Pins At $1.05 to $1.47 solld gold Scarf Pins set with topaz, sapphire, ame- tayet of ruby. $7 to $12.50 Scarf Pins At 1 to $7.98 Solid gold Scart Pt sapphires. genu et with genuine diamond and | | or disks for monogram. A few Cigar Holders also Loener's—Fine Jewelry Section. Event MN, Wednesday BROOKLYN — NEW YORK In Fabrics: Linens ; : Crashes : : Devonshire and Peggy Cloths : : Imported Reps Palmer Linens : : Khaki Cloths Chambrays and Galateas pearl buttons wherever buttons are used. A neat sailor tie And yet that is but one of the many: No wonder this $16 to $33 Scarf Pins At $10.63 to $21.53 Platinum and 14k green gold Scarf Pins se! W ne cut diamond $15.50 to $40 Pendants and Chains At $9.45 to $25.20 10k and 14K solid gold Pendants and Chains in 15 different designs, set with 1 and 2 diamonds, diamonds and pearls or diamonds and sapphires: $15 to $26 Pendants and Chains At $9.72 to $16.80 Platinum and 14k gold Pendants and Chains set with genuine cut @amond and pearl drop $17 Belt Buckles At $12.60 Men's 14k solid gold Belt Buckles in engine-turned engraved or lined designs $4 Belt Buckles At $2.10 Men's silver and gold Belt Buckles in engine-turned or lined design. $5.25 to $7.50 Cigarette Holders At $3.41 25 different styles mounted with solid gold bands