The evening world. Newspaper, April 10, 1922, Page 15

' : THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, APRIL 10, 1922, BOARD ACQUITS Atarreatin. oC Gawiabus Bieepltal Fe-| nen ORR ne ene A cade Mal, a 3rd Avenue and 121st St. 193 to 205 Park Row at Chatham Sq: dway, by agenis of the Roth were charged minor to perform on ——! COWPERTHWAIT & SONS © Thousands Do—Why Not You?: WOMAN coP CHIEF aeoee he had died. Mrs. Dorothy Dorandt, thirty-two, of | ..* t Air. Kunsii, who was born in Switter- 1N6, 215 West Gist Street, mother of alo) oo. ee land, was a Widower and lost his only} ; Children's § lachi ; F in (uo World War. Ite enoke seve, [three-year-old dancer, Dorothy, jand| with permit Washington Society —_ Relieved | Pheuns = eal ill tr tah hulman, twenty-one, of No. a stage wit When Secrets Are Not Dis- closed at Trial. WASHINGTON, April 10 (Copy- right).—Mrs, Mina C. Van Winkle has been acquitted—and the flapper Harry Mazola is a 100% pure til) ve. Washington society ‘ r ’ oN ” ’ -, fiaitad a ave Pilon ggentter ee vegetable fat. There is no Wouldn't you take a larger, more comfortable Or, “Nearlyweds,” wouldn't you become “Newly- Mrs, Van Winkle knows of Washing- loss of bulk from heating— apartment, or even a house, if you felt you could afford — weds” if the cost of homefurnishing could be spread ton Ife still is an official secret. The je to furnish it attractively ¢ : , over @ year or more?! | Or wouldn’t you give up an expensive furnished, © Thousands do live as they wish. They secure the} apartment to enjoy one beautifully dressed up with home they want, and furnish it by using their credit. ‘ no loss trom evaporation. It always remains sweet police trial board didn’t tréat Mrs. Van Winkle “rough.” Senators and Representatives who know something of what Mrs, Van and clean—can be used your own things, if it would not take much cash? You should do the same. Live where you will and J Winkle knows are disappointed that * Or wouldn’t you be content to remain where you be happy in a home beautifully furnished on smalls n. +5 : - . : the attempt to “‘railroad’’ her broke over and paver Ape are, if you could only make your home more cozy? weekly or monthly payments. down, For they feel that the woman A Merely strain it. . , : Oanicr, scorned, could have furnished Harlem Store Open Monday Evenings Both Stores Open Saturday Evenings fome lively testimony before a Con- gressional investigating committee. Mrs, Van Winkle Is said to hold the highest police office of any woman in the country. Sho isa Neutenant and refused to release two runaway Brooklyn girls on the order of an in- spector, The Pr Board says she Was not guilty, “but mustn't do it again.” —_———— SHOOTING COP BALKS BIG SUGAR ROBBERY x Cargo From pect Setzed, Pol Herbert Faust of East 224 Street Statidn prevented the theft of a large quantity of sugar from a lighter tied to a pier at the foot of Hast 26th Street early to-day. ‘The lghter, owned by the National Sugar pany, was loaded with thousands of bags Of sugar for transfer ty Trans-Atlantic liner. As Faust Spproached several men ran after he had fired several shots and es- caped. He later arresteti a man, who de- scribed himself as Patrick Burns, thirty-4 four, of No. 307 Avenue A. on suspicion of cttempted grand larceny, . The police y that on the pier were elghteen bags ‘of sugar’ of 100 pounds each, which had been removed from the lighter. me TS DEATH COMES QUICKLY TO OLD COURT OFFICIAL FREE Semis Corn Products Cook Book of 64 pages. Wrice Corn Products Refining Co.— Department A, Argo. [iy $325—Loufs XVI. 10-Piece Walnut Suite $157—Upholstered Tapestry 3-Pc. Living Room Suite | Reduced from $450 Payable $4 Weekly © Reduced from $225 Payable $2 Weekly: An unusdally handsome suite of the dignified lines of the period with 1 , 5 Ni ; 5 Fy : ong Sofa with Queen Anne legs, and removable Marshall spring cush. prettily fluted legs on all pieces. 60-inch Buffet, China Closet with fons in Rote and’ Chal PSS daintily latticed doors, two-goor Server; 48-inch Table, extending to 6 $ feet; 5 chairs ancl ArmeChair with genuine brown or blue leather seats. Other Suites in Velour or Leather, With or Without Mahogany Frames... | lant Clerk in 5 2 — or MTOR SLGeeeN whe eines , _ $299—Louis XVI. Walnut 4-Piece Suite sud Hose Ant Ausretanes Clerk hw $69—6-Piece Dining Room Set Reduced from $410 Payable $3.50 Weekly} City Magistrates’ Courts and for the ladt ten yea in Hesex Market Court, died suddenly at his home, No, 562 West 173d St the court house peared in the be: was suddenly tak Reduced from $97 ‘tayable $1 Weekly A finely fashioned suite, in American Walnut, with characteristic flutedg, ck, full length linen drawer, two apered legs on all pieces, Full size bow-end Bed, handsome Sem large drawers and two compartments; 42 h Extension Table; four Vanity, with three mirrors, dust-proof cased Chifforobe and Dresser? Chairs with genuine brown leather slip with large mirror. et, to-day of heart disease, In aturday he had ap- of health, When hg i this morning, an Spinet Desk Drop Leaf Tea Wagon White Enamel or Ivory Beds Coinfortable, 1 Chair or Rocker, upholstered Antique Brown Mahogany. Re- Mahogany finish, with 2 drawers, movable lass thay. Large silver Spring, $4.90 Mattress, $8.75 wearing tapestry. Ma any finished legs and rockers: 4 pigeon holes, 86 in. $ QE drawer, full size shelf and rub- t in- appearance,’ with large COLGATE’S Cleans Teeth the Right Way “Washes” and Polishes— Doesn't Scratch or Scour her-tired wheels. 4 Primers posts. $7 B.75 spring seat. le, 21 in. ee pring seat fe $29 wide, #2" io, deep, Reduced from $41.50. le Price Reduced from $45. Frogt-White Refrigerators All white enamel ex- Rug Bargains } terior, with nh iekeled | Papestry Brussels, 9x12, regularly $43.50....... Velvet, 9x12, regularly $62.50............0005- Now h a rdware UbkeN en 8.8X10.6 and 7.6x9 sizes also reduced. el inside; 44 in OUR hands are soiled—do you clean them by scraping Senaeieas avelneires Ox! Ps somutasiy P48 oe rs a) ae them with sand alone? Savages used to. But civili- zation substituted soap. Then cleansing came more quickly, more thoroughly without hurt. As the early savage cleaned his hands, you today can take a gritty, soapless den- tifrice and scrape clean the delicate enamel of your teeth. How much simpler—and safer—is the civilized method. high, 30 Gas Ranges—Small Payments wide, 18's i p egularly $160... . deepe Three Wilton, 9x12, regularly § Nickel trimmings and white ea- 98 Tapestry Stair Carpet, regularly 1.75] amet door fronts. Easy to keep shelves. ; : White Enamel a $28.95 Inlaid Linoleum, regularly $2.25 a yd...... . Now 1,85 Prcsctem $24 t0$175 Side Icer.... Cowperthwai | Cowperthwait & Sons Liberal Credit Terms Oldest Furniture House in America 25c Weekly on $15 Worth $12.50 Weekly on — $1,000 Worth 2212 to 2224 Third Avenue Other Amounts in Proportion a ¢ Mon| ‘ou Wish. . TNT Bice cnentes of Any Kini Downtown Store: 193 to 205 Park Row 10°% Off for Cash Between City Hall ‘‘Sub’’ Station and Chatham Sq. ‘‘L” Station (1) Loosens Clinging Particles; (2) Washes Them Away Sensible in Theory. You can’t beat Correct in Practice. Today scientific common sense when backed by mod- dentists know that harsh drugs and 75¢ Weekly on $50 Worth COUGATE'S —The Double Action Dentifrice | giigWeny an teaver 3rd Ave. and 121st St. ‘ ern science. Healthy saliva is prac- chemicals harm mouth tissues. Colgate’s tically peuttel, aomerincs mighty Ribbon Denes Cream does not contain ii Teeth Without Plates se = alkaline. ate’s Ribbon Denta them. Authorities agree that a dentifrice “ ‘i oe u Cream is mildly alkaline, practically should do only tie hineeclen teeth When Easter Comes’ I Save Decayed Toop neutral, and cleanses without dis- thoroughly. Colgate’s does this. No false aa mew Ghecs, { Tighten loose 2 turbing nature’s balance. Avoid claims are made that Colgate’s possesses lew Shoes Treat Dises: ike dentifrices that are strongly alkaline any other virtue, but it does s this Old Shoes Badly Decayed Teeth and Roots Cerefully or appreciably acid. Colgate’s helps to one in the highest degree, and ina higher Tight Shoes} | Extracted. Teeth Thoroughly Cleaned maintain the right ri conditions, degree than any other kind of dentifrice. © alt feel the same} | w° Goig. ene” ST wah = Bridgework, if you shake into “™ them some ALLEN’S of jold, Bilver and | jade at Reasonable Pric LEONARD Colgate’s cleans teeth thoroughly—| EAR OIL ; } { 5 4 ant a (co) D&D 1922 sc erairia toni, SLAs jf meng t just | ERE PRarRat 1. Antiseptic, fe . - : e costs 25 cents—why pay more? 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