The evening world. Newspaper, February 10, 1922, Page 13

niet Lear aden danas ali ec wor 00 D ALCOHOL ‘ “BROKEN NECK” WELL, FIFTEEN ARE HURT system of reclamation of waste land in| Woodhaven, ‘a were married last night at order to. give ex-service men an Op-|the bride's home. The Rev. Robert K. KILLS ANOTHER ATHLETE GOES HOME| AS CAR RAMS TRUCK 2" nity to, cultivate the soll, 1 also] wick, pastor of the Jamalgp Dutch Ro- MAN IN JERSEY | ttervert teaves Mount sinat Hos- rennneNane for former service men. formed Church, officiated, A supper —— pital With Plaster Cast: Windows Shattered and Three Pas- SS SaReE te eee ees lente: tee hee "panei te “Anti-S 5 “man with a broken neck," | | a cca ; | PETT WEDS MISS LOTT. ette 5 Anti-Satoon League Refuses (0) ene aoe ea sengers are Seriously Injured. | assistant District Attorney Pete of | bride is the daughter of the tate Charles Name One of Its Members as | Harry Herbert, quarterback A um Fifteen persons were Injured, three | Day’s Assistant | Syracuse football team, is on His WOY'|serigusly, when @ crowded northbound ints nevis home to-day, taking with him the! southern Boulevard surface car ram- Another death from wood alcohol! paster cast that he wore around his/med a heavy motor sand truck at} Poisoning was reported to-day in New| qhirout during the long weeks of his|tome Street, and Southern Boulevard, | Jersey, Dura Wranklin, thirty, a} jospital treatment, His neck was not| Bronx, last evening. ‘The Impact pees ood and| Queens and Miss Gertrude Jeannetie|V. Lolt, a member of an old Long Tal- Lott of Jamaica Avenue and 78th Street, /and family Our Golden Anniversary Year 59TH TO 60TH ST. LEXL 1922 TON TO THIR fegro, of No. 500 Avenue C, Bayonne, | ycully broken, but four vertebrae were died at hin he » Noo Pourth Street, Jersey eu inad | ; In ‘the Bargain Apparel Basement uted and for a tong time there | F, ly the slightest hope fer his] Whor 7 | On Furniture 1 the arrived cight puspen ie J of Quality ix of them women, were In a The Anti-s a League declined | peoovery, sup on the floor, Three taken to Lin- . NG ; yesterday to ity members! 4 group of his friends witnessed his! coin Hospital were: Rose Hossmet ot | a ; Dining Room Suites — a 3 . . rohibition Direc- | aonarture from Mount Sinai Hospital | No. 2141 Prospect Avenue, Bronx; Sarah | uring this February 10 pes. Queen Anne, Walnut, (GLA ne oiVeM Wore CHAE 1 ee and they sang and cheered | Settee aa trace bavite of No, il Ga Sele you can save on! Reg. $540; for........$270.00 » | omens serge functions are separate (rom those of | ¥¢tterday, and they sang a Tew edits Furniture of the finest 10 pce, Colonial, Mahossay, i b enforcement, the two functions could] him as he walked out. He ts declared |111th Strecl. | a son smith quality, purchased by Reg. $698; for... MGT 00 y fused, and it could! to be practically well again, although 47 West 186th Street. us in December at a 10 pes. Queen Anne, Watnut. en in this indirect) ye must return to the hospital once u y every window ‘f the car was very low price. Som Reg. $753.50; for......$376.75 resses al connection with th for w while so that Dr, Chartes|Preken and the front vestibule staved his Qu - Jepartinent, Feo eae ve teas wate over tHe Lit, CiTMme. Wan cledluD measly Gn Hout, ture is selling at HALF Bed Room Suites Maloon Leagiié'h:. retunal A. Elsberg ae oe ne ce Police seventies tion showed the collision | RICE. Compare our * Giese Ai ‘Walt or ll mM 1 P l . d mM 1 unti-Saloon Teagie's refusall se thages of the heallNs ca aavonate " price before You buy || 4p. Queen Anne, Walnut or A ool Poplin and Wool Serge Day to William H. Anderson, State) Se ae ane lemnokiYe State See Av , gg ae Superintendent, in which he | STEVEDORING RATES vf sich PROVE! BONUS, wae $358.00 Fy gest a man for As- | rae by ol Gk ; : P Na kone ARE CUT 20 PER CE) Opppaition to th Bond samt boni Other Bat Room, Dining Room and Living Room Suites at propor- riced cat $5 patents for ex-service men a 5 01 lionately reduced prices. 8 that the 7 z Aino Horm ly expressed ‘ty the Brooklyn league should 8 some of the| Improved Conditto mally pp is 9 > responsibilities of enforcement. paren ey ec Chamber of Connnerce. Announcemest | ff W © ] This i g are! itie: Mr. Day said he hid. been served | Commissioner T. P. O'Connor of the) ay made to-day: that the organization Ihe RIGHT -FOX CO., nc This is by far one of the rarest opportunities for real money- th the summons in the suit. for! Shipping Bourd has announced that fad vbled ugainat eke Bonus dn the \ 4.11 f, 37th St. Near Fifth Ave., New York saving we have seen in a long time. brought by his to -| agreement between the board and ste-| ng iG y the] i : ; ay (PeetBine Hapekt VeleaNe costs, whereby a 20 per Chek EL CRAMER GEOR ii Well made dresses of materials that are famed for quality andj 4 > cvailing rates was effect-| the Hrooklyn Chamber favors a national | = = service in a generous selection of becoming styles. eth ; TRUST COMPA ral improvement of 10 per The third mt bewt ‘ trust companies of the United States | oo sill be held In the Waldorf-Astoria He. | also agreed) $6; a» tal ri an Hunk.| All the rates decided upon will be esterday | tried for sixty days and, if found satis- on in the! factory, will be continued indefinitely morning With discussion of the prot ‘Overtime pay on cargo work {6 now ferns of trust luncheon and|43 cents an hour « man, On extra anothe non. In the | labor time the pay will be 75 cents and eventn ception and|on extra labor overtime the rate will dipner. ‘he $1.18 n evedor! onditions way ; : ; a avoid the rushes that respond to an event like this. Though the stock is large it is a good plan to come early and. jf ¢ A iH Sizes: 84-42. Colors: Navy blue, tan, brown, copen and black, Two Specials - Newest “Kiltie” Skirts _ p Stern Bitiers WY West 42nd Street (Between Sth and 6th Avenues) West 43rd Street ° 5) For the lass f i ; | : } in Women’s — 6 to 16 | TWEEDS that have captivated the World of Fashion Gloves | A D) are presented Saturday in several new models in sae t $ 95 | eS aa ; Chamois Finished 9 ‘ 79¢ Bonnie plaids and checks in the a hat OF M ISSES TWEED SUITS Strap wrist style, in washable new homespuns for spring. 26 West 39th St. j20! 21 West 38th St. cotton fabric, chamois finished. Skirts are fully pleated after the Entrance on 39 St. Concentent for Automobiles at Two Very Special Prices: re mote emt Scotch fashion and their sus- INTRODUCING Mousquetaires pender straps ure finished with f - ‘ buckles and eyelets. ’ Ly ) N er Stvl $24.75 $29.50 98¢ | Bao lov anes * ew Spring Styles ei Se CEE. | : n gloves. In beaver, mastic, | | Full belted models with slashed panel ef- Short Box Coat models in fascinating new brows) grays and white, x 9 ° for Stou t VW omen fect coats, narrow shoulders and evidencing pastel shades; notch collars, closely fitting Main Floor | W omen Ss Handkerchiefs | superior workmanship, In all the newest sleeves and unique’ pockets; new skirt | here, i ea Hf SHE House of Lane Bryant makes it | Spring shades. Sizes 14, 16 and 18 years. effects. Sizes 14, 16 and 18 years. Ready-to-Wear W omens Initial Handkerchiefs with two-tone embroid~_ | A 5 : Zs 1 | ered initials in complete range. 6 for 39¢. i possible for the Stout Woman to en- | Veils 97e. wv = All Linen Handkerchiefe—1/ inch Wémalitched’"Il : joy the same modes as her slender sister. H For the new hat or perhaps to | Lede 1GR GRE CEO ERE ee eal tie may Thad not only he Tatestot spore tH YOUTHFUL, NEW MODEL SPORT COATS fener Oe st Sica culbon | ae org tions, but likewise entire outfits % Be 1 K ‘re || Gi Waptly portray the advent of Sprine! I Spring models with a free, easy grace of line characteristic of favored new modes, especially Pe eater agtied oe 7 { . | designed for the Miss. The fine all-wool fabric is in beautiful shades of all-over design. S = 1 2 B ’ S it Tweed Suits i | Tan or Caramel, The models are full-belted, with raglan sleeves and 24 75 Mowwinloar | pecia Ss In OYS ul S, ij atch pockets. Sizes 14, 16 and 18 years. SPECIAL, $ ° ° ng ae Overcoats and Mackinaws that slenderize | 2 Boys’ Norfolk Suits Spring Fashions give prominence to both Special $9.75 PURE SILK and WOOL HOSIERY For WOMEN and MISSES Our Hosiery Department caters to every whim of the mode, from simple styles to novelty clox or handsome lace inserted hosiery. There is a variable choice of each type and at extremely moderate prices. 44°° New model (pictured) comes in various combinations of Hunter Green mixture, Tan mixture and Black and Gray. ‘lyim) suits. appropriate for walking or for sports wear. Smartly tailored jackets are silk lined. All specially de- signed to create a_ slender silhouette of the stout figure. Sizes 40 to 56 Bust. Special Yor ‘lo-Day and Saturday. Spring Dresses Slenderizing models that express all the charm of approaching Spring, distinguished by a variety of silken weaves, including Krepe Knit, Canton Crepe, ‘Taffeta and Crepe de Chine. Developed in softly draped and straight-line models of fascinating hues. Most attractively priced for To-Day and Saturday. 39.75 Spring Millinery Specially Priced for To-Day and Saturday 10° All the Fashion Notes in Spring Millinery are elegantly expressed in this advance Spring $10 Millinery Sale. | | Tweeds and cheviots, in the | smartest of boys’ suits -the Norfolk. Each suit with extra | knickers. Ages 9 to 18. Women’s Boys’ Mackinaws Outfit, Skates 7 nacre and Shoes Nee el teed oot $6 95 | lent materials. Sizes 8 to 18. Ps ° . Junior Overcoats Here's value, surely! Skates and shoes at $6.95. And they're | Special $5.75 ‘ood durable leather shoes with =| felt lined tongue and 9-inch tops. | Noteworthy Values for Saturday SHEER SILK HOSIERY . . pair $2.25 Cheviots and chinchillas, in i Hated $ro pardaned steel and sizes 2!4 to 8—broken range. hi : 5 nickel plated. j Full fashioned. In black, taupe and all the favored shades; Time wiser. Bisswtogaaia'e—Bedend wroor double soles, toes and high spliced heels. BLACK SILK HOSIERY . . pair $1.50 Medium weight pure silk, with double soles, toes and high spliced heels. HEATHER MIXTURE WOOL HOSIERY $1.35 $1.95 Ribbed Wool Hosiery in assorted Full fashioned; m2dium weight Wool Heather Mixtures; spliced heels and toes. Hosiery in assorted Heather Mixtures, Great February Sale—Greatly Reduced ° EXTRAQRDINARY SALE SATURDAY of C/B a la Spirite Corsets High-grade, dependable, new Corsets from one : of America’s foremost manufacturers, featured for this event at $2.95 (Values to $6) The assortment is comprised of handsome Silk Brocades in low top, topless and medium modes, some with elastic bands across top. Free hip and lightly boned, medium or long waistline Corsets with two or three sets of garters attached. SIZES 23 to 30—SECOND FLOO® Three Piece Combination | § | Suite of Mohair and Velour \ $159 | A combination suite in more than one sense of the word—it combines quality with low price, such a low price, indeed, that we do not hesitate to say it is the best value we have been able to offer in such a suite. Combination of mohair and velour forms the luxurious cover- | ing, finished with silk tassels. Sofa is 6 feet long; large wing chair and large arm chair com | plete the suite. Outside back of each piece covered, too, Sold separately: Sofa, $64; Ar Chair, $47.50; Wing Chair, $47.50. | Three Piece Living Room Suite—$159 This suite consists of 6 foot 6 inch Sofa, large Arm Chair, high back Wing Chair. The outaide backs of each piece are covered in the same material. Bhis suite also has reversible | oC . Can be purchased separately if desired: Sofa, $79.00; Arm Chair, $39.00; Wing || Chair, $41.00. | Bloomingdale a—Fourth Floor Hats for all women, slender and stout, in every conceivable shape, color and trimming! Your choice for To-Day and Saturday, $10. eee Visit Our New Shoe Department featuri “ADAPTO” Shoes for Stout Fs aaa