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port were alleged and there was no defense. little white PRESTON GIBSONS ind the walls of the top| y Stre FINALLY FREED Both Gibson and his former do owith th are in Paris, but neither will dis mau Szukalsk), BY PARIS COURT | the case, nor wilt Dudley Field ; dastcea' 8, Stone had ae lone, Mrs. Gibson's counsel How Mrs. ever, Gibson has six weeks in which |s to demand revision of the judgment if he wishes: According to the Information ob: tainable Mra, Gibson established a legal residence in France two years ago and instituted proceedings against her husband about six months ago At the time there were rumors of her action, but these were denied, Git son went to Europe two weeks and it was reported he was seeking a reconciliation. Gibson had been wed twice before when he was married to Mrs. Alex- ander Dallas Bache Pratt in 1919 She had been Miss Beatrice M. Ben- Jamin and had divorced her first hus- band, Her secofid marriage was dis- approved of by her parents, who re- duced her allowance, but abo: ago Mrs. Gibson become reco to them —— ARTIST SZUKALSKI WEDS IN CHICAGO New York Painter-Sculptor Takes Miss Helen Walker for a Bride. CHICAGO, June 1 Szukalski's pet slggan, has gone by the board Also there will be no more going hungry alone, as the poor young ski received the paternal bless- ing, and then, because Stanislaus ‘de tests civilization,” they hurried away for a month in the Canadian woods before going back to New York, art and the Village PRACT ICAL Reg. U. 8. Pat. Off. HAIR'CURLERS Pins PRESTON GIBSON jARLOTTE as en PuOTORAD — — Stanislaus “Work Alone," Playwright’s Wife Gets Full Decree From Thrice Mar- ried Second Husband. sculptor-painter is said to have done —— = many times. Stanislaus, carefully . Sovreigsy Broon Pblianion Company" liaying away his artistically wrinkted| CHildren’s Hair PARIS, June 1.—Mrs. Preston Gib- Son obtained a final decree of divorce from her playwright husband ten days ago, according to reliable infor- mation just made public. It is un- derstood that desertion and non-sup- clothes for a new sult of blue serge, stood up before a minister yesterday and got married, Miss Helen Louise Walker, Can be kept always free from Parasites and ,Dandrul! and Lusurtantly Clean and Healthy byw rly with FITZGERALD'S HAIR (The Medicated Shampoo) The Sanitary, Clean, Base, Sure Way. Used by two generations of ‘careful, clean Mothers. Does away ent we of Liquids, Drugs an Fé laugh- ter of a wealthy Chicagoan and a former pupil of Szukalski, next to him. stood It was all over in a BROOKLYN To Protect Your Furs During Summer—Phone Triangle 4700 Amarica's For Soremost Sheeialists OPPENHEIM LLNS &@ FULTON STREET-BROOKLYN A Special Offer Tomorrow Summer Frocks of Printed Georgette The New Summerweight Fabric—“‘ Check-O-Print”’ An Attractive Value Lightsome Frocks of ‘Check-O-Print"; some with belt and trimming of Taffeta; | NAMM’S FORTY-SIXTH | SUCCESS others have flounces on side, bead trimming and belt of self material. Two Models Illustrated. Dainty Summer Frocks For Women and Misses Remarkably Low Priced 9.75 Frocks of ribbon-trimmed Normandie Voile, Ratina, Ging- ham and allover drawn Voile trimmed with real Filet Lace. Women’s Silk Dresses For Summertime Wear Exceptional Values at 13.75 Dainty Frocks of Printed Crepe de Chine and Canton Crepe, some of which are effectively trimmed with. rosettes. Women’s Dept.—2nd Floor Misses’ Dept. 3rd Flour pote ots in Ae BN OD. a THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 19227 : STORE NEW vs ; FOR, FRIDay, JUNE 2, 1922(l Record | ee taoquert | Jacquard Ribbons vs. 52 Ribbons which reflect the beauty of Summer—for prettiest sashes, trimmings and hair bows. All 7 inches wide. In pink, blue, white, Nile green, coral and maize. Mamm's—Mate Flown, Fume 1, 1988 19c Printed Dress Voiles—Friday I2%cl| What Is a Summer Day Without a Fresh Voile Frock! Here are thousands of yards of charming Voiles, the season’s newest patterns that _wiii imply and inexpensively into dainty Summer Dresses. ut from the full piece. 25c Wash oe ee 40 inch Volles 36 inch Batistes 36 inch etsy 36 Inch Perea Hy {ion Linon finish Suiting ich Fongee 36 inch Bleached Muslin Bize 54x90—made of a 7 wanted fabrics—good lengths, 15¢ Unbleached Muslin 8!4c A yard wide—good grade for sheets and pillow cases. gee Se si the yard—c 19c and $6 Plaid. Blankets Wool and cotton mixed, block plaids, in pink, blue, tan and gray. 3 ~Men’s Nainsook Union Suits, 78c Regularly $1.50 to $1.75 Values. Men's nainsook union suits in Athletic style, neat pin checks and madras, knit band at waist, sizes 34 to 44, Men’s Shirts and Drawers Balbriggan shirts and drawers, regu- larly BUC. Half sleeves, ankle length. 3 5 c Shirt sizes 84 to 44, drawers 82 to 44. Women’s Union Suits 69c value. Women’s cotton union uits in bodice and band. Regular and extra sizes in the lot. 44c Namm's—Main Floor _| A Multitude of Savings! | Women’s Sports Stockings Regular $1.25 grade broad rib sports hose, in tweed shades, double heels, soles and 72€ toes. rae *—Main Floor. Women’s $5 One-Strap Pumps 3.15 Made of patent leather with broad toes, low Namm's—Second Floor. rubber heels, walking soles. B to D widths. Men’s 25¢ Cotton Handkerchiefs Or 6 for 55c. Made of a fine quality cotton and union linen with initials. In white C and colors, Namm's—Main Floor. Women’s Fibre Silk Sweaters Pure fibre silk Slipons or Tuxedos in plain oe taney weaves. Copen, cinder or henna. $ 95 36 to 46. Namm's—Second Floor. Flesh, jade and all black collectively. Sizes $1 Articles of Cut Glass 69e An assortment of Cut Glass Olive Dishes, Namm's—Fourth Floor, Spoon Trays, Sugar Bowls, ete. Namm's—Second Floor, 10-In. Ribbonzine Fringe 83e Namm's—Main Floor. Odds and Ends 19¢ to 39¢ Laces 1 le Laces, Bandings and Edges in white and Namm's—Main Floor. ——— colored effects. 2 $m .87 Grass Rugs, ‘5 247 Splendid Rugs at about Half! Prairie grass rugs, with side borders WOVEN right through, making them reversible, In_re- freshing tan, blue and green patterns. The sizes are 8x10 ft. and 9x12 ft. $1.25 Crepe Gowns Of flowered crepe, flesh color, with figured loose stitching. Very low priced. $1.69 One knot fringe, just the thing for trim- ming capes and wraps. Close to half price Friday $20 Fibre Rugs $9.90 The famed Neenah rugs with slight mis-shadings in colorings. 9x12 ft, $6 Grass Rigs $4.18 Jap rugs in siz and Yxl0%y f figured patterns. $1.35 Inlaid Linoleums Fuil rolls and every yard perfect; 2 yards wide. Colors all the wa ugh, A new puri hase! Cc at the remarkabie price Oe @ sq. yd. 2 ft. 506 Floor to 59 Felt A Covering. 336 Namm's—Fourth Floor $1 Cork Linoleum some bilght mil 55 misprints, Sq.sd. eed ‘Bargain. Friday Specia S AINAMM8SON The NAMM IDEA—To Buy for Cash, NAMM IDEA—To Buy for Cash, to Sell for Cash, Big Sales, b Sell for Cash, Big Sales, Small Profits Profits ‘4 Word To The Wives Is Sufficient !’’ especially during this month, when approximately 2,500 Brooklyn girls will become June Brides. 4 In Eastern countries, wives are regarded as chattels and slaves. honored above men, and serve as keepers of the home ##' @ The American housewife controls the purse strings of the nation—therefore it behooves her to practice economy and thrift #¢ @ For forty-six yeare the NAMM STORE hase been Brooklyn’s economy center because of its policy of Big Gales, emall profits, cash buying and eclling ¢@/ B. 16,000 yards which will be ar- raed on Three Big peed Tables for easy selection. will be impossible to fill Ei yy, ae or phone orders on this—so | y come early for first selection.’ But in this country they are | : $159 Corsets | C{B A la Spirite $1.10 These well-known corse designed for medium an i full figures, made of pink \ coutil. Low bust, extra | | | | long hips, graduated front clasp. Sizes 28 to 36. H. N. rept Yes, all you want at 12! Lengths 85c Seamless Sheets 55c good grade of bleach- ed sheeting. A, Namm's—Third Floor Choose Wedding Gifts Here! Sheffield Plate Bread Trays ecoredves as well as useful, these x3 27 9 Handled Bread Trays will make acceptable gifts for June weddings Pris msive, too. Grecian patterns and border design. Tax extra. $1.25 Silver Plated Ware Condiment Sets, Sugar Baskets, Bud Vases and Butter Dishes in this valueful miscellany. Tax is extra. $3.50 74c __ Nami e—ataln ‘s—Main Flosr. | Every woman adores Rare Values-—These Beautiful Hand-Drawn Hand-made Blouses, the fine hand-stitching and hand-embroidery of these sheer batiste blouses—but not often can she find them at as low a price as $1.79. But Friday at Namm’s Means genuine savings in every department. Square orV-neck models With long sleees—to wear with sweater or r coat. Sizes 36 to 44. j $18 Oil Paintings Landscapes, cattle and sheep scenes in deep antique gilt and gold burnished frames. $8.95 Some of the frames are slightly marred Namm's—Third Floor. $1.50 Leather Hand Bags Vachette, tooled, buffed alligator and spider grain leathers; fitted and all silk € lined. Black, brown, tan and gray. Namm's—Main Floor, $7 15-Pc. Cereal Sets Imported porcelain sets in assortment of $ 95 four blue patterns. Set consists of six large ° jars, six small jars, one salt box, one vine- gar bottle, one oil bottle. Namm's—Fourth Floor. Women’s & Misses’ Bathing Suits $4.37 Step-in style of lustrous surf satin with con- 1: trasting trimming. Pocketed and belted Namm'e—Second Floor. 25c¢ Mavis Talcum The 25c size of Vivaudou's Mavis with a 1 C limit of 3 cans to the customer. Can, Namm's—Main 59¢ Winnette Hair Nets Nets will tell you! Here in all shades ex- Ie cept gray or white—in the cap shape. Doz. Namm’s—Main Kloor. Women’s Full Fashioned Silk Hosiery $ Slight “mill runs” of $2 grades. In blact: and color. Sizes 8% to 19. Namm's—Main Floor. Wanients 69c Fibre Silk Hosiery 42c Semi-fashioned, mercerized isle mercer tops. Black, white and colors. Sizes 84 tol e Namm's—Main Floor. Reed and Bedroom | Suites: Choice, *69 $110 Bedroom Suites, $69 | | | Ivory enameled, silver grey or golden oak fintshed; dresser, chiffonier, toilet tabic and full size bed. For summer homes or bungalows. $110 Brown Reed Suites, $69 | A beautiful suite for the sun room or parior; includes round table; settee, arm chair and rocker fitted with loose cushions. Bases Mahogany dition pforery floor, chair and $ 45 “Junior” size lamp bases. Two liaht socks’ and complete, including six feet of ord. : Namum's—Third Floor, i | $1.75 Hemmed Napkins—Friday 3 19 Hemmed Napkins such as summer hotels and boarding houses as well as cottages can use in quantity. 2,000 dozen. Namm's—Third oe $1.59 Guimpes With Sleeves Of fine Net, prettily trimmed with Venise and Valenciennes *laces—in white and € cream colors. Namm's—Main Floor. $1.50 to $2 Summer Curtains $ Dutch Marquisette or Scrim Curtains 1 finished with lace—Nottingham lace cur- i tains. Namm's—Third Floor. b 15e Curtain Scrim—Friday I q In white or Arabian; some with colored §'4e ) floral borders and centres; others with striped borders. Namm's—Third Floor. $4.25 Jap Bamboo Porch Screens ¢ ).19 Made of split bamboo, with pulley and rope, 0. Size 4x8 ft. Add a room to your home! Namm's—Third Floor, $2.25 Sturdy Awnings; Complete $4.54 In green and white or brown striped ma- 1: terial, 2 ft. 6 in., 3 ft. 6 in. and 4 {t, sizes. Namm's—Third Floor. “Seconds” 75c Window Shades Me Slight imperfections. Limited number; Namm's—Third Floor, best colors. Complete sizes up to 3x6 ft. $1.25 Aluminum Ware A Great Friday Sale Water Pails sence ’ Preserving Kettles Dish | Pans Housewives Will Rejoice at Such Bargains Is it any wonder that Namm’s housewares } section is one of the busiest in the city? These a} values are bringing throngs to this store. ; $5 Cast Aluminum Tea Kettles Where did you ever see such a value? $9.47 } Heavy cast aluminum kettles that will last almost a lifetime; 4-qt. size. $1.69 Carpet An amazing value. Good size metal ristle brush. Sweepers : Va 99c Namm's—Fourth Plea, i sweepers with