The evening world. Newspaper, April 19, 1922, Page 4

_THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, APRrx 19, 1992. FOR LOSS OF TOOTH ]° ™ctal in @ peanut water, uit Company by Philip]|ticulars. Decision on this motion was Bix different pieces of rapid transit | Street, Passaic, buried a seven-pas- rg, who sald he got the in-}reserved. construction were approved to-day by | Senger touring car under fitfeen fect of sand in a gravel pit in Saddle|* = = — = River Township, near that city, in order to collect $500 nsurance, accor - the Transit Commission and sent to the Board of Estimate und Apportion- ment for the necessary appropriation before the work can be commenced. | ing to the police of Passaic and Gar- ‘The contracts were awarded to the | fleld lowest bidders, They are for -| Potoki and John Cauyewski of No tion finish on the 14th Street 188 Ninth Street, Passaic, were held subway stations at Bedford Lorimer Street, Graham Avenue and Oriental Fabric Co. Formerly with A. A. Vantine & Co. 40 West 39th Street } . | in $1,000 bail each in Passaic Police i] Court to-day on a charge of conspir- As pices, Stunt | “hearty ta ae ee SPECIAL Smartness, 8, additional entrances to the 168th}an leged Ryda ession \ y THURSDA y se FRIDA Y we SA TURDA Y ut Broadway; 4, con- | he helped Potoki to wipe ou , Bere, eon at Wvtve' tn [Sahat oe i Special Sale of 30-inch Newness Avenue station of thy Ave- | sand pit und {n over the JAPANESE COTTON CREPE, 35. 1 ubway + & ork on pear he police d do and ob- - Cc C i. the Lexington Avenue subw F SERRE Gi FTEH 33-in. COLORED CHINESE PONGEE, $1 60 d . and 6, construction of an und SIR R. HORNE COMING TO U.S. good range of colors, moe ya. Abide in these Ny passageway at Union Squary o' @f the B. R. T. subway, Manhattan. ane ieee 30-in. JAPANESE CHECKED COTTON CREPE, colors red, yellow, blue, and 50c yd. Copyright (New York Evening World) by Preas Publishing Company, 1922. tetas a dadarede GENOA, April 19.—The World cor- black and white, ’ . erda: ATH a7 eo have been found by the Grand Jury | respondent learns from an excellent 33-in. NATURAL CHINESE 75 d fn the alleged shortage of $76,000 In the | source that Sir Robert Horne, British PONGEE, . Cc MA ° dersey City Water Department. Among] Chancellor of the Exchequer, who is heard yesterday was City; turning to England to-day, will '@l eo to America svon to discuss the question of international debts and Tweed Suits JERSEY WATER INDICTMENTS, Just a bit exclusive in cut; differing in WROUGHT IRON BRIDGE LAMP Spectal at cnd SHADE, complete $6.75 ei who went over of tho department arl POeeee | Wen Lhe -aleeee, $e Pia te ine to Dap first to draft 1 . h f wan dlecovereds the budeet. details of notched . a pleasing phase o dallats, shit-or Superior the Spring mode. string belts.and ton fastenings. All Sales = 9 This ale Will Be on Entire THURSDAY, PROMPTLY AT 9 A. M. e. ‘ A Great After-Easter Clearance DRESSES Actual Savings from $8.00 to $20.00 All the attractive spring colors in- cluding tan, bhue, 30 gtay, orchid. Extraordinary value ‘at HIGHER-COST EVENING, DINNER, DAY- TIME AND SPORTS DRESSES REDUCED ¥,TO 4% BELOW THEIR REGULAR PRICES TC Here is a pronounced opportunity to procure the season’s most fashionable dresses at unus- ually liberal savings.! Every dress is from our own stocks and reflects our high standard of styling, quality and workmanship. MoConnection With Any Other Estabhubmea! in the World WORTH . THIRTY-FOURTH STREET ae, nut Formerly to 19.75—Reduced to 10.00 Daytime and Sports Dresses of Georgette Crepe, Crepe Satin, Wool Canton, Wool Jersey and Tricotine, including beaded and tailored models, : ‘APPROVE CONTRACTS] FIND AUTO BURIED SUE BISCUIT CO. Juries specified by biting into a ptece (Ww) rarest LDL INPIDOUTLCOOOOOOOMI OO OL TI LOTUCOODEOLCUOCOOUULUUL1/1 ence Mme UNDO NDOOOOO ODAC OQOOOOO OOOO CUTDOOCGT EC TOOTSIE THIRTY FOURTH STREET FOR SUBWAY WORK| IN INSURANCE PLOT / Mininberg alleges he bought the| |HH oH ———— Metal Founa in Wafer, Sayslcarton of peanut wafers on December rurs Ne Connection With Any Other Establishment in the World r ' Board of Estimtae Passes on|Passaic Police Allege Confession] Preekl" Man, Asking $10,000. 1; 1991, in the grocery of Morris Ad M4 : FURS 9: | : i : f Ac lice, After Di An action for $10,000 for alleged lose} ier, No, 2044 Bath Avenue, Brooklyn.| |W} REMODFLED STORED FOR Mies scree wres or eae eee eee eee fot a front tooth, cut Jaws and a de-l Counsel for the defendant compatiy AND REPAIRED 2% OF Fay! Transit Construction. Car From Sand Pit. stomach has been started inlto.aay asked Justice Gannon to re BA IN OUR OWN YOUR ‘OWN = Contracts aggregating $610,338 for] Simon Potoki of No. 190 Sixth/& ‘ourt, Brooklyn, against the} quire the plaintiff to file @ bill of par- = WORKROOMS VALUATION = ch patch pockets, Tricotine Suits A Tricotine model two or three but- Super-Tailored—SuperValues Women's and Misses’ Suits with all that is in a Special Offering at 00 An Aluminumsilk Richlvicilieeuneds XQUISITELY tailored is new, unusual i models, featuringthe new and charming. knee length coat advised by our latest Paris dispatches 22:30 All are beautifully silk lined. 40:00 HTL Three- Piece Costume Suits of Superior Tricotine at Forty Dollars Coat and frock ‘costume suits are trimmed with self stitchery combines much that is smart practical. crepe suit,collared with grey caracul, Extraordinary value at and Sun Parlors Reed Furniture of Flint Standard Quality—new Spring designs thoroughly worthy of our name. . By way of introducing this recent addition to our regu- lar lines, unusually attract- ive prices are offered. The assortment comprises a large number of suites and single pieces. Flint € Horner @ tne 20-26 west 36" st “Conveniently aver Fifth Avenue” Savings to 9.75 Formerly to 24.75—Reduced to 15.00 Afternoon and Sports models of Roshanara, Canton Crepe, Georgette Crepe, Krepe Knit and Potret Twill, in beaded, embroidered and taflored effects. Savings to 9.75 What if we do have April showers? Coats like these are smart in ‘all weathers. ' Poiret Twill Coats in Several Styles for Women and Misses Formerly to 45.00—Reduced to 25.00 Afternoon, Dinner and Evening dresses of Crepe Roma, Canton Crepe, Georgette, Taf- feta, Lace, Lace and Taffeta, in ultra-smart designs and all new colors. Savings to 20.00 Bion after season Paris devises new ways of combining smartness and Poiret Twill into new Coats. We have a particularly interesting group at thirty-five dollars, Show- ing new sleevesand trimmings as well as fine tailoring and Estrasrdinary beautiful silk linings. 5 5.00 i. ee National Song Festival The Silver Jubilee Song Festival of the United German American Singing Societies will be held this year at the 13th Regiment Armory in Brooklyn, May 27th to 30th. Celebrated Soloists from the Metropolitan Opera House and 5000 singers will take part in the musical programme, and the attendance at each concert will be 12,000 people. To celebrate this important musical event, THE ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY DEUTSCH-AMERIKA will publish a greatly enlarged edition on Wednesday, May 24, This special Song Festival Number will be of great interest to German-Americans, as well as to visitors and participants. They will eagerly read this splendidly illustrated Rotogra- vure magazine and preserve it as the Festival Souvenir. The Song Festival Number of The Illustrated Weekly, Deutsch-Amerika, goes to press on Tuesday, May 2nd. For advertising rates, call, write or phone: STAATS-HEROLD CORPORATION f 22-24 North William Street, New York. Telephone: Beekman 4300