The evening world. Newspaper, March 10, 1922, Page 8

SAYS FIRST WEES “GHOST HAS HABIT © FUMING BIE ie a Meriden Man Invites Photog- ° rapher to Snap Unwelcome Guest if She Shows Up > (Special to The BE World) = WATERBURY, 10.—Gun- ee Mathes, a photographer, s been assigned by a Waterbury wapaper to go to Meriden and at- =. to get a photograph of a ghost ich has a mean habit of appearing htly in the home of Reinhold rshtein of No. 123 Lewis Avenue. rid BKirshtein swears the ghost of his fst wire, dressed in a black and Pte cown, visits him every night Wis second wife also has seen the ap Writion. Mr, Mathes, wno has been d@mmuning with spirits for years, ys he will take a flash of the spectre iGehe Is obliging enough to show up ECALHDONIA MILLS, N.S, March Antigonish folk are beginning to he notorious ghost that used people in this valley must Nive given up noise-making duting ent FAgain nothing has happened in the Home that Alex. MacDonald and his family deserted because they thought Hi haunted. Dr. Walter Franklin ince, New York solentist, continued tH lie with one eye open, waiting in or the spook to try to get funny SLast night—the third since Dr. Hfince arrived in search of the ghost feverything possible was done to ke the spirit feel perfectly at home, imthe hope that it would not ble t@ resist the temptation to ha liftie fun. MacDonald and his jen. came back t9 sleep in they said the ghost scared the { from, but, a8 usual, nothing devel- oped W. H. REMICK DIES ? OF HEART DISEASE ee 5 = * rus ey Bee nker Was Twice President of Stock Exchange—Funeral To-Morrow. y [william H. Remick, twice President of the New York Stock Exchange and hygart of Remick, Hodges & Co., in- v@stment bankers, at No. 4 Wall ; et, died yesterday at his home, ! . 907 Fifth Avenue, of heart dis- ese, after three days’ illness, He had j net been active in business for a year. t *Mr. Remick was born in East Bos- ¢ t@, Oct. 14, 1866. As a young man ‘ was identified with the woollen | business, but in 1893 became assoc!- Ee with the firm of R. L. Day & Co. } Boston. In 1895 he came to New Yark and opened offices for them and 1 1903 he became a member of the . He became a member of the change In 1906 and formed the firm SHe married Miss Elizabeth Wilson Moore bf Wilmington, Del., In 1903 He is survived by his widow and a ghter, Mary Moore Remick. ‘The funeral will be held from St. omas's Church at two u'clock to- niorrow afternoon. é Paris Can Always Think : of Something New— : Witness this Frock eThis Worthley model ffrom Worth, Thirty - rfourth Str eet, shows silver - tbound squares of self =material overlapped diago- Enally to fall below the ie shemline. Developed in © Canton crepe and priced at 2$45.00. Designed and i made in the workrooms of rs WORTH b Thirty-fourth Street f New York 3 Topcoats and Capes $39.50 to $52.50 For Travel, Motoring and Sports Of soft imported English tweed, homespun, frieze and overcheck are i = many women’s modes whose coloring is fascinating. Coats of English cut employ camel’s hair in tan and cinnamon. All add much to your chic and little to your expenditure. THIRD FLOOR A New Sports Blouse of Silk Pebbled Knit 99.75 Sports blouses have devel- oped a new mode from silk knit. And pebbled knit, the newest and most intriguing of the silk knit family, successfully makes this blouse well fitted to the lower waistline, with becoming collar and sleeves, as you may see. Navy, French blue, ruby, bisque and jade with contrasting trimmings. $9.75 FOURTH FLOOR Strap Pumps and Saddle Oxfords, 6.90 One more day of the special selling of these smartest and most popular street shoes for women. The saddle oxfords are smoked elk with black saddle, or champagne elk with tan saddle. The sports pump, tan and champagne color, has rubber soles. . SECOND FLOOR Spring Hats, #10 Combine the Charm of Simple Line and Bright Color Crowns and brim facings of Canton crepe or a superior quality of faille. Dainty flowers. Trim bindings. In short, all the details that give hand-made hats that carefully finished well-groomed look —all are found in these hats, For they are all hand made— and beau- tifully made, too! Marie Antoinette Flowers—These adorn the French blue hat with its becoming fluted brim, sketched top left. The navy blue visca with its canna colored flowers and feath- ery grass has a slightly rolling brim, below. Both of these hats are typical of the hats in this collection-—all of them much finer in quality and style than the price would indicate. Tomorrow there will be a large selection and an unusual variety of smart black and suit shades, Also many glorious bright colors. FOURTH FLOOR Very Special! This Baby Carriage, *34.50 The best value we have almost ever: offered in carriages! Full size, made of very fine round reed, lined with cordaroy throughout, rubber- tired wooden wheels, turntable gear, adjustable back,.wind shield and leather safety strap. Ic is an impressive list of recommendations! Colors aré blue, grey, white and ecru. TOY DEPARTMENT SEVENTH FLOOR Original photographs of Princess Mary’s Wedding are now on display in our Fifth Avenue windows bo Lord & Taylor FIFTH AVENUE ba for Misses This Newest Frock For Misses, of course, is of tweed just as tai- lored as her suits with iaté collar, cuffs, and vestee of pique. Tt adds much to her chic and detracts lietle . J To Wear Immediately ii; Cleverness in being both smart and practical is this Spring’s vogue among misses. Note the practical camel’s hair coat she chooses to wear, strapped at the cuff, belted and collared in the most tailored fashion (’Tis said this value is matchless at $37.50). Also, the very English tweed coat, beltless, that is nominally priced at $45 She may be equally clever and economical in the selection of this suit above or a box- coated model with collegiate collar, not illustrated; blue, tan, grey and orchid, at $27.50 THIRD FLOOR Silk Knit Frocks for Women, *29.50 Exceptionally Reasonable The new straight-of-line sports frocks developed of silk knit have a way of appearing chic and not in the least uninterestingly practical. Though essentially practical they are with very non-mussing qualities that make them so reassuringly smart for all day wear, sports or otherwise. Most reasonable at $29.50 THIRD FLOOR A SALE FOR BRIDES WEDDING INVITATIONS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS Three Days’ Sale of Engraving Easter Brides! It is time to order your invitations and announcements. And we have arranged a Sale to last for three days only, Saturday, Monday.and Tuesday which cannot fail to be of the greatest interest to you. Crane’s best stock of stationery is used. workmanship is of the finest, plates are finished in English script. Invitations, 19.50 There are one hundred ten line invitations complete with two envelopes. Announcements, #16.50 One hundred seven line complete with two envelopes. GROUND FLOOR LAST DAY— HOME SEWING WEEK For this final day of our great Home Sewing Week, we have planned items of unusual interest. You will surely want to take advantage of these exceptional opportunities. Imported Ginghams, 50c yd. Unusually fine in quality—wonderfully complete in selection of checks and stripes, in almost every conceivable shade. 32 inches wide. SECOND FLOOR Dress Linens, 85c Yd. Uncrushable linens. The kirid that make the coolest, trimmest looking —_ and suits as well. Forty Spring and Summer colors. Shrunk, ready for the needle, 36 inches wide. SECOND FLOOR Sports Silks, $2.95 ya. Plaids and stripes extremely festive in nature and essentially sportive. There-are white and gaily colored as well as black designs. 40 inches wide. GROUND FEOOR Chantilly Laces, 60c yd. Black and cream laces to use for trimming hats in the fashion so very smart this season. These laces have plain or double edge. They are priced very much below the usual price, GROUND FLOOR one of these new Spring suits. This is a point well worth considering, espe- cially for mothers who know the kind of wear ac- tive boys are bound to give their clothes. These suits are all wool mixed cheviots, are exceptionally well tai- els, plain backed Norfolks, oA Sale of Silk and Leather Handbags, *2.95 A smart, well made, durable handbag for. $2.95! You do not often see’stich a valuc. And we ate seldom able to offer one like this. In Silk —A number of models in gros- ae or striped silk moire with silk cord . Envelope and swagger styles, some with 14 kt: gold mountings, others with thine- In Leather — Saffian, pin seal, morocco and vachette in similar models. New Spring . GROUND FLOOR —Elente Corsets, 4.95 The girdle top with elastic inserts is slightly a in the back and finished with hiney trim: es The broche is a very pretty pattern. Well but lightly boned. Eyelet lac- . Size 23 to 30. SECOND FLOOR THE BOYS’ SECTION Norfolk Suits, $12.50 Extra knickers with every in grey and brown. They lored in several good mod- patch pocket box coat, knife and inverted plaited backs. Some have the extra knickers in golf styles. 7 to 18 years. FOURTH FLOOR a Peasant Frock 1,95, $2.95 It is quite, quite new and, oh, so distinctive and charming! Made of un- bleached mouseline,whose natural color is delight- fully offset by pockets and bands’ of sunshiny chintz and a dash of solid color to do the rest. With or without bloomers of solid colors with cuffs _ of chintz. Sizes 6 to 10. Girls’ Tweed Knickers, $5.95 —Well made in good shades of grey and tan. 6 to 16 years. FOURTH FLOOR Children’s Patent Leather Dress Pumps Round toe, flat heel, and graceful strap—all explain the popularity of these dress pumps. Infant’s Ankle Strap Pumps, size 212 to 4,$2.50 Instep Strap Pumps, 4)2 to 8, $3; 8!2 to 11, $4; 114 to 2, $5. Sizes for growing girls; broad toe, ankle strap; medium toe, one or two instep straps, 24 to 7, $7 FOURTH PLOOR More New Earrings! $1, $1.75, $2.25, §2.95,#4.50 Last month we had a special selling of ear- rings and they created such a sensation that they had all sold before the end of the day. Tomorrow we are offering values even bet- ter than those—values such as you vety seldom see. We ourselves were tremendously impressed when we saw them. Pictured above are just a few of the charming designs. There are 80 styles in all!- You won't want to miss this Sale. GROUND FLOOR