The evening world. Newspaper, April 20, 1922, Page 17

Carriages Weds How-a baby carriage manufacturer who sold out for about $3,000,000 could ever marry or could ever stay unmarried may be subjects of debate, ut the facts of record establish that Marshall Burns Lioyd of Menominee, Mich,, at or about the age of seventy years, wedded Mrs, Touriette Pollen, forty-five, of No, 209 Taylor Street, Orange, N. J, in the Brick Presny- terian Church on Tuesday. They are etopping at the Robert Treat Hotel in Newark, where the trousseau of Mrs, Lioyd fills most of their three-room suite, Mr. Lioyd has won his way to for- tune from the humble beginnings of a street fish peddier, waiter, sub- Arctic dog sled mail carrier and in- BIG SENTENCE GAVE “HEART FAILURE,” PRISONER WRITES Patrolman, Off Duty, Takes Trio and Implicating Missive From the Tombs. Patrolman William Wittenberg, of the Fifth Street Station, having fin- shed patrol at midnight, volunteered ‘or two more hours early to-day and went in plain clothes to the Academy poolroom, 14th Street and Third Ave- nue, w he arrested three men as suspicious characters, One, who gave the name of Rocco Morone, No. ' Zast 12th Street, known also, the police say, as Robert Burns, was found ty have a letter, ex- pected to be important in the trial of John Gentile now in the Tombs on a charge of assault and robbery. The police say the letter was writ- ten by Gentile to Morone, is an appeal for help, and apparently implicates Morone and two others in at least one hold-up. ‘The writer says he ‘almost had heart failure’? when he heard of a robber sentenced to twenty years for a hold-up. The other ‘two prisoners gave the names of Joe Nunziato, No. 345 East 12th Street, and Joe Milianta, No. 412 Fast 12th Street. Gentile was arrested as one of four who assaulted and robbed service man of $25. @ hospital. ae ee JERSEY MILK HANDLERS, PAY REDUCED, STRIKE 40 Men At Erie Depot Walk Ont Early To-Day. Forty mille handlers at the Erte Rail- road milk depot, Pavonla Avenue and Barnham Street, Jersey City, went on strike early to-day against reduction in wages and longer hours. ‘The milk handling privilege had been lensed to the Conelly Construction Com- an ex- The victim is in 70 and Worth Millions, Found © ] Bride on Florida Motor Tour Michigan Man Who Made Fortune in Baby Orange Woman He Met in Novelty Shop. ventor. He invented a method of weaving wicker by machinery and made the machine with the first $160 he ever owned all at one time. After that it was easy. Usually, he explained yesterday, he goes to French Lick for his winter va- cations, but he toured Florida in an automobile this year and met Mrs. Pollen in a novelty store where she was employed. She was so intelligent and courteous, he said, that a friend- ship sprang up between them, and after she had come back to Orange to consult hey mother, Mrs. Neals Hamer, abouf Mr. Lloyd's proposal of marriage, h@®was accepted and the marriage took place. They are going to spend a long honeymoon in California, and Mr, Lioyd appeared to be satisfied with life. He sald so too, so did Mrs. Lloyd. pany and this concern announced that the men would receive 30 cents an hour for a ten-hour day instead of 35 cents an hour for an eight-hour day. Most of the strikers’ places were filled to-d Tomato [atsup The Millions who use it know that it is pala- table — the ex- perts who make it take pride in its purity’ i Grocery apd Veleaeeasen Sires To introduce our new product Radways Jellform. For those who suffer from all kinds of muscular or rheumatic pain. It Digs Down Deep To the very Roots of Pain Ask your druggist--if he does not have It, then send your name and get « good size free tube. Radway & Co., 206 Centre S Buy Dr, Custar's Wood Arch Support Saddle Support patented ect model. A trial be- ous or any other foot trou- . Relieves tired feeling. llth St., N. Y. Lets acer Se fail to see it. the greatest FORD show you seen. Admission is free. Saturday night, April 22nd. First Showing New Models 32 Distinct Improvements Largest and best equipped Ford Sales and Service Building «Service that Satisfies”’ VISIT THIS B}G EXHIBIT A hundred types of FORD business and pleasure cars, including the NEW Coupe and Sedan, are on demonstration. Over $100,000 has been invested to make this show of interest to you. Don’t Come—You will long remember it as Every day from 10 A. M. to 10 P. M,, until thé closing Held in Connection With National Industrial Show— the sensation of the year. ASTORIA 2710 Buy a Ford Difference Free Motion Pictures and Radio Concert have ever FUR STORAGE Vaults on the premises Absolute protection BROADWAY of at Ninth Street : Store Hours: 9 to 5.30 : Extraordinary Offering of 275 Colonial Four-Poster Bedsteads : ew A Divided Nation Can no more stand than a divided family. Do you remember your old school teacher told you of the father who had four grown sons who were all the time quarrelling with each other? He threw down be- fore them a bundle of rods bound together and bade them bi it, which they tried to without success, Then he had the cords taken off and they picked up piece ed piece and easily broke em all. “So now, you see,” the father said’ to his boys, “as long as you are united nobody can overcome you.” Together this Store pulls. (Signed) JM, fraawat April 20, 1922. The Happy Bachelor A pantomime with music, ee Auditorium Friday, at Singers, pianists, dancers, Great Organ. Note: The Universal Sun- set Club will be the guests of the Auditorium at this con- cert. At the conclusion of the program, Mra. C. A. H. Rugg, Founder, will speak to members of the organiza- tion living o1 le New York City from the Wanamaker Radio Broadcasting Station, W. W. Z. time 3.40 P. M. Why should women have foot trouble? (No. 1) Perhaps you have asked yourself that same question; and you may have wondere: why some women have foot trouble and other women do not. Here is what one woman recently wrote to us— “I have worn your shoes since last Spring and I have never before had any shoes so durable 80 comfortable.” To what did she refer?..-- To— Caatmiff Shoes Anatomik shoes are scientific shoes. They are goodlooking shoes. They are finely-made shoes. . They may be had in high or low models, In this series of articles we shall publish opinions by women who are now wearing Anatomik Shoes, just to show you how unnecessary foot troubles really are. se Dr, Cole —the inventor, will be here, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri- days, from 4.30 to 5.30, to give expert advice to those who de- sire it. First Floor, Old Bullding Filet Net Tunics at $6.50 Imported giant filet mesh net—natural color—with large hand-darned designs in solid work patterns. Very effect- ive over black satin slips— charmingly dainty and sum- mery over colored organdie slips. First Floor, Old Bullding Girls’ Coats and Capes, $25 ‘Raglan coats. Belted coats. lays. capes. Box coats. Mannish topcoats. searfs attached. Lovely ported and American-made tweeds in plain colors and checks. t weight wool coating resembling camel's hair cloth. lored linings of peau de cygne and Venetian. Other smart coats and capes, for town Coats with scarf col- Circular Square capes. Capes with 6 to 16 years sizes *™ soft homespuns. Im- Light- Carefully tai- Spring colors. and country wear, $10.75 to $39.50 Second Floor, Old Building, Tenth Street. 75 Chinese Rugs--Less Good quality and color, which we offer to our custom- ers Friday, at a fourth to a third below the market. 25 Chinese rugs, average size—4x2 ft. 15 Chinese rugs, average size—6x8 ft.. 15 Chinese rugs, average size—7x4 ft.. 10 Chinese rugs, average size—10x8 ft. 10 Chinese rugs, average size—9x12 ft + $19.50 . $49.00 : 50 $165.00 3) to $275 Third Gallery, New Building Quadruple-plated Table Silver A Fifth Less Most of the pieces are in the lovely, clear-cut Colonial shapes—all in bright-finished, highly polished silver, the most practical and the most needed for the table. sets @ piece: hased center, 18 ii in., chased cent Meat platters, 18 in., with wet! and tree, $16.50. Electric coffee percolators, $10 to $30. Water pitchers, $9 to $12. Pyrex lining, $8.50 and Vegetable dishes with side handles, $9, Casseroles, $6 to 0, Syrup jugs and tray, § Castors, three bottles, $1 2.76. 25 to Pie plates with pierced design, Candlesticks, 9 i Baking dishes, $6.50 Silver Plated Flatware—Half Price A few fancy pieces of good simple design—in a heavily plated ware that will last for years, Berry spoons, cheese scoops, lettuce forks, fish serving forks, $1 each. Meat forks, jelly spoons, jelly servers, 75¢ each, Cream ladles 65c, sugar spoons and butter knives, 50c Mustard spoons, 85¢, salt spoons, 25¢ each, The Silver Courts, Street Floor, Old Building Taplow Baseball Gloves At Special Prices 460, made especially for us, and are up to every re- quirement of the average player, including semi-pro teats. At $1.2) —120 gloves, white leather, welted seams, for boys and . youths. Leather-lined palms. At $1.65—170 gloves, black leather, well padded heel, white leather edging. Full leather-lined, At $2—170 gloves, heavy tan leather, white leather welting and edging. Ful! leather-lined, Sporting Goods Store, Street Floor, New Building THRREEWWE FINA HM CHETE Black Crepe Wraps —the Dominant Fashion of the Moment— Friday—$59 The smart women of New York and Paris have given the wran of black silk crepe the leading place in the mode, yet—here it is, made to our special order in five of its smartest versions at $59. The man who made these wraps left nothing to be desired in his choice of materials, the beauty of the workmanship, or the fashionableness of the sil- houette. + Important details are—the new standing collar of black or natural caracul—the original plaited collars fastened with stunning steel ornaments—adapted from Paris—the cape with the points—the coat with the new wide sleeves—beautiful lin- ings of crepe back satin in such charming colorings as—mauve, jade, cerise or gray. ‘Women's Fashion Salons, Second Floor, Old Building Wedding Gowns for the Youthful Bride, are now being specialized in the Diana Shop of Fashions for Miss 14 to 20 exquisitely simple, yet effective models at exceedingly moderate prices... . Also frocks for the Maid of Honor and Bridesmaids. Second Floor, Old Buliding Gay color and drawn work in erepe-de-chine frocks for women New frocks—made to our order, of excellent quality crepe de chine. Moderately priced. In red, rose, several shades of blue, mauve, beige, astec brown, navy blue, gray, white and black. They say, in effect—“These frocks belong to the new spring season.” Frock pictured, $95 Hand-stitehing gives dis- tinction to the drawn work. Another model at $115 fol- lows the lead of many French frocks and uses much Valen- ciennes lace on collar and vestee, and a finely pleate’ apron, waael er . 0 up-—delight- showing Second Floor, Old Building * Silk Stockings--Spring shades Beige, bronze, almond, dark brown, light grey, castor, sponge, tan In beige alone there are eight different shades to choose from—from the delicate tone with a hint of pink to the darker shade known as “dandelion”.... $8.75 pair. Pure silk, full fashioned. Medium weight. Double sole and top. Black silk stockings, same grade, $3.50. Sheer imported silk stockings, $5.50 to $8. Street Floor, Old Bullding * + he Oxford’’ Tailored Shirt Designed exclusively for us by one of the leading shirt-makers in New York in the approved fabrics of the new season. Yor riding, golf and kindred sports that demand the severely tailored costume. Broadcloth silk, $12.75. Pannel, $9.75. Ponges, $7.50, Halnutai silk, $7.95. English print—in gray, rose, or lavender $5.95. ‘Third Floor, Old Bullding. Hudson Bay Sables n the Special Sale of Fur Neckpieces Single skin sc 55....'l'wo skin searfs, Well shaped. Richly furred, Second Floor, $125. Dark Old Building Third to Half Less Friday’s prices, $22.50 to $86 for $34 to $129 grades ‘ * * * Low posts. Stout posts, Carved posts.” Great variety. High posts. y Plain posts. of price.’ Slim posts. “#] Wide range | | | | + * * * Forty styles to choose from Four-poster bedsteads, typical of the beautiful hémes = | of Old Virginia and Early New England. The rich old qf mahogany color of the wood. Tall and stately posts. Full» ff canopy top from which side curtains of charming chintzes: 7 may be hung. ' : Bedsteads that make you visualize the beautifully em- © broidered counterpane, the cheerful wall-paper, the hand- made rag rugs, and Wallace Nutting prints. * *# « # Solid mahogany. Combination mahogany. Mahogany-finish single and double-bed sizes. ** *, re in a $26 For $89.50 bedstead $33.25 For $50 bédstead $34 bedsteads—$22.50 | $56 serena Aa $40 bedsteads—$26.50 $64 stea 42.50 $44 bedsteads—$29.00 po pedatento a baae nig $46 bedstends—910.50 $82 bedsteads—$54.50 $50 bedsteads—$33.25 $88 bedsteads—$53.50 . $52 bedsteads—$34.50 $100 bedstead: 66.50 $55 bedsteads—$36.50 | $129 bedstead: 6.00 36 Bedsteads at HALF Price 12, our $75 grade—for $37.50 each. .; 4 ~ 24, our $162 grade—for $81.00 each. us ] Grouped. in front of the 9th Street Elevators. Sixth Gallery, New Building, en | || ee) fal Mattresses and Springs Special offer, arranged for the convenience of customers who buy the four-posters. fo dg $43—for $52 black hair stuffed mattresses. ‘a $33—for $40 pure South American hair mattresses. ” » $37.50—for’ $44 best black mixed hair mattresses. Ry $23.25—for $29 box springs, with covered plain tcp. * $29.50—for $36 box springs, with covered tufted top, The foregoing prices are for full size bedateads—54276 in. Smaller’ sizes may be had at proportionate savings in the cost, ee ae Ij ; * * * = a 1,000 Pillows, 22x30 in., at $3.25 “Wa Filled with good white feathers—weight 314 lbs. Coy- * ered with standard blue and white or fancy striped tick- , ings. Sixth Gallery, New Bullding New Cretonnes—new colors French Cretonnes ...... Deeunaisely is $1.35 to $2.35 yd,” English Cretonnes and Chintzes...... 65c to $1.75 yd,” Domesti¢ 'Cretonnes............. ...65¢ to $1.75 yd. ‘The intelligent «.» with which | little knots and nosegays of close selections have been made is evi- nts dy as partes il the sums, dent to the most casual observer | ™¢" FOOT == AF se who strolls down the Avenue of | cpscume as is the bright, checked chintz in two to Draperies- where these artistic ' violet a1 rey blue, green and violet or colors and patterns are harmoni- | black and bright yellow for slips” ously displayed with touches of 5 covers. plain color beside them, to bring While the great rich bird out their richest tones, and to Ke M terns—peacocks, robins, birds \ show how beautifully they may | Paradise, combine, in English or 4 be banded and piped. b French fashion, with wide-blown A Colors snd patterns beggar | double blooms of Ep dahlias, or lescription, One must see them. onies in glowing colo} e But the daintiest little English fre ‘i 3 oa aininae i e iving-room sun-porch chintz in its pastel color and its room, Fourth Gallery, New Building Pt New, Bigger, Better. Beacon Red Seal CORD Tires 2\ Prices’very low—as you may see ef} i Heavier tread. Better riding surface, Perfect tires. Fresh from the factory. Over size. Non- skid. Fully guaranteed. Cord Tires Red Tubes x8% . . 2 x 3% 4 x4. 5 x4 x4 x 4% 3 x 442.. x 4% x4% x6 .. x 6 x5 eee ae ene ‘ ‘ !