The evening world. Newspaper, June 13, 1922, Page 5

297 STENNIS pS Fre oe —— BRIDE TO-MORROW ribed himseif as Alfred Notre i Fentana, seven' ) painter, of Ne East 60th ‘Street. : He was taken to Bellevue Hospital Policeman T! man store, ay that one the men who od dropped a rol and the ot old sult of nes tt in believed he Intended to overalls while working on fe ie barber shop next door had East 104th burgla Daughter of Former Senator Joins the June Bride Colony. scrambling over mack to the street ‘ar away and Miss Agnes O'Gorman, daughter of e| former Senator James A. O'Gorman, by (Cort Lavi! be married to-morrow to Joseph to Morrig! Sanford Shanley, son of Mra, M, R. Shanley of Newark,.N. J. The cere- he started after shots in the chase to 92 Lexington Avenue, One of them firing three rest und FUR STORAGE—Remodeling and Repairing Phone 6900 Fitz Roy Franklin Simon 8 Co. Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Streets Clearance Sale—Wednesday High Class Sweaters PURE SILK, FIBRE SILK OR WOOL FoR WOMEN AND MISSES "At About Half Yesterday’s Prices Slip-over or coat sweaters, includ- ing a number of imported models. 00 Changed to 5. Yesterday’s prices #7, to #15. 50 Changed to re Yesterday's prices *#12.’> to #19,” 00 Changed to 10. Yesterday’s prices 22. to #39, All Sales Final FEMININE SWEATER SHOP—Fourth Floor > Ei é This Event Also at NEWARK STORE BROOKLYN STORE Broad Strast and Fulton Street Weet Park Near Hoyt R Sesee Ss Tomorrow's Feature Long-Line Shantung SUITS Made to Retail at $22.50 & $25.00 ‘l Ideal for Tailored Wear in the Hot Weather Wonderful values in new Shantung Suits for Summer. Featuring 36- inch, long-line coats, notched collars, tailored pockets—well made in every respect—and putting up a splendid a; pearance, The very thing for over the week end or on the vacation, Sizes for women and misses. a THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JUNE 13, 1922. YOUTH IS Cun stopped and was round to have been] AGNES O’GORMAN mony will te performed by the Rev. | PATROLMEN ELECT _ |'ent. George Mutrooney, Morrissanio] ACTRESS RECEIVES ; father, Nathantel G. Goodwin si in eh phonsue J, Donton, § at the GOODWIN’S EFFECTS Roxbury, Mass., adoiunistrator ¢ yame Chapel, No. FIFTH AVENUL Women’s Wraps 29:50 ivery newest style feature in summer wrap yell repre- sented in these models. ‘There are Twillcords, Vel , Bo- livias, Mousseyne, ‘weeds and Chinchilla adorned with fringes or self trimming, and possess- ing an odd cut to sleeve, collar or coat which makes them dis- tinctive and individual. Truly splendid wraps for travel and general wear, in and out of town Fourth Floor Bathing Suits 5.95 For a plunge into the re treshing cool of the ocean there is nothing like af all wool Jersey bathing suit. It is always comfortable, wet or dry—and fits. Particularly attractive is this model, with its pointed skirt trimmed with pipings of contrasting color and attached _ tights which button at -the knee. Colors: Black, Navy, Brown and Green. (Fourth Floor Batiste Lingerie Sheer and loosely cut are these “undies” of batiste—and they are all entirely hand-sewn and trimmed with real filet and Irish laces. Splendid values at these low prices. Night Gowns, round, V or square neck models....... 2.95 Batiste Night Gowns, V neck model,....... Homies orl ble! Batiste Night Gowns. ..3.95 Princess Slips, double to hip, of fine batiste + 3.95 Bodices....1.95, 2.50, 2.95 Step-ins also hand-sewn and lace trimmed.......0++++ 2.50 (Third Floor Women’s White Footwear 675 White is the season’s vogue, and in white lin u have a choice of a large variety of strap effects or Oxfords fash- ioned with military or Cuban heel, and full or medium toe. Both Strap Pumps and Ox- fords may be had in all White or White combined with Black or Tan. Oxfords are also trimmed in Red or Green. Ca, 422 (Second F Morning-] OFFICERS FOR YEAR|: years old, a OF J. S. SHANLEY |sice drive, Thore witt be a wedding = 1y breakfast at the O'Gorman hame, No.| Benevolent Society Chooses Se ee rn State Treasurer, Charles Schiften- Ralph ®venue Station, Brook- nancial Secretaries, John Cum- mings, West 190th Street Station: William Langfritz, Stapleton Statior son's estate, Is entitied to a $18 West 10sth $ Same Exeeutives—Honor [Staten island, and William Haitir ther’s Claim for $15,874 | @stinst the Mirror Film Company,” : airs emek " ‘ Canarsie Station, Brooklyn; re jaw & ?D and, under questiontt that the a k Speeial Policeman, tary, Chat'es Stevens, Parkville Sta. Judgment. Klaw neer, theatrioal two men with him we ne duls- ASEATIC Sat SAILS FOR . Brookiyt : " ucers, objected to both Mii Choe Patrolmen's Benevolent Asso. |[ tion, Brooklyn, Georgin Gardner, actress friend of]. timlant, eighteen, of 86° Third MANILA. P. 10 (Delayed) te annual election Presentation of a police card and he late Nat ners and the older Goodwin's ' Avenue, and Carlo Maltest, seventeen, AMIE ; yin aie ‘ He was — a coer ay th ¢ Nat Goodwin, is entitled tol an accounting showed : be aspighittll 1, im rool Ww eo vn Me collec 7 of the same address, Both thess mon the Astutic red to-day : Peet An SO TE Meo] tee Yahuable collection af furniture estate was valied at $6,896.00! ~ » arrested later by Detectives for Chinese wrtera a Flagehip M. hen he was shot and kiited| 2% effects of the late actor, Surro-| which $5,726 was cash on Bullet Halts Fugitive, Who rund Ryan. Police records show Huron. ‘The dostroyor fleet left for Moran, Fifth}in the Rrowwnsville district several | ®t halan ruled to-day Listed among Goodwin's assets ( Whee , Ke “ China last Monday. klyn; Vice Pres-!woeks ago. ‘The court also held that the actor's ($231 worth of wines and liquors, Denies Having Broken Death? ioc ce © of Refuge In 1918 for carrying Into Haberdashery. y: Fepoiver ——— ‘The pollee found burglar tools near James McCreary & Co. te We Slip-On Sweaters 5.95 Dainty slip-on sweater of Mohair and fibre in two- toned effects or of Mohair with a fancy border of fibre ano a combination sash belt Many colors. Silk Skirts 14.75 Straight-line sport skirts of silk and creamy plated flannel. Waistbands, 26 to 34 inches. 31 to 36 inches. (Fourth Floor’ French Sport Flannels yd. 1.45. Here is a wide assortment of all wool sport flannels in combinations of stripes and checks most attrac- tive for one-piece frocks, skirts and cape suits for sport wear. Women’s and Misses’ White Sport Flannel Genuine Shantung Suits yd 2.65 An excellent quality flannel, 56 inches wide; ideal for both suits and $ 1 8 skirts. Court Also Upholds Fa-Jot $15,274 obtainea ty @ (Second Floor) A suit of shantung is not only cool, but creates an impres- ® sion of summery freshness. That they may also possess that H smart and tailored appearance, is attested to by these models Ribbons with, snug-fitting collar and shoulder lines. Some have French for Summer Frocks or loose sport backs with a notched collar. Others are Tuxedo doft, lustrous, Moire Taffeta Rib- style. There are comfort, quality and fit in all. Women’s sizes, /vons in a wide range of summer 34 to 46. Misses’ sizes, 14 to 18 years shades including white for gradua- i = Beis tion frocks Black may also be (Fourth Floor) had 6% in. wide. yd., 68c Lingerie Ribbon with a dainty satin design in Pink Blue, Lilac and Camp Outfititng Department White, Piece of 10 yds. c i No.t No.t% No2 No. 3> Khaki Camp Clothes for 39 SSCS * No. 5, 1.35. : Boys and Girls See (alain ier Boys’ Camp Suits, 1.95 They are fashioned of a fine quality khaki and pro- Handkerchiefs vided with McCreery trousers. They resist double the wear of the ordinary trousers because they have~ of Pure Linen double seats, Sizes 7 to 16 years, A full supply of handkerchiefs of , 5 > cool linen is never more ess ntial Girls’ Middies, Bloomers and Skirts shandalaummer. Hore ate Ghee each, 1.65 reductions. A most unusual value for durable khaki so uniformly for Men good in color and quality. Bloomers, skirts and Pure Linen -in., shire hem- middies are essentials of every girl’s camp outfit. stitched Handkerchiefs in regular Middies, sizes 6 to 20 years. Bloomers, sizes 6 to 20 size formerly 12.00, doz, 6,50 years. Skirts, sizes 6 to 14 years. Irish Linen Handkerchiefs, nar- row hemstitched hem Khaki Hose for Boys and Girls. Hats of Khaki for Boys and Girls formerly 4.00, doz.; 3.00 Heavy ribbed 34 -ength stockings With CUEls ss 450s 004 sewer ss . ABe * (Third Floor—Camp Outfitting Dept.) in Sport Models....... Special, 75¢ for Women Sheer Linen Handkerchiefs, cord- ed edge, shire hemstitch. ° formerly 6.00, 4.00 Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs. . formerly 3.00, doz. Bend!—and Feel the Difference! ar Ral 7 “Plio-top” f Notions American Lady Corsets For the Week-End 3.50 to 9.00 Hair Nets—‘‘McCreery aie Bone and Celluloid Hair Pins.... Try on a “Plio-top” Corset. is no chance for flesh to box, 22¢ Bend forward!—stoop!—swing develop; the corset keeps your Hair Pin Cabinets—assorted sizes, about as you would in golf! figure smartly slender, for it is heavy and invisible, black or bronze. You will feeh the difference. exactly the same as any other Cube Pins saseanficana joc No more “digging in,” no dainty, well - made Mighty- Enameled Dress Hangers, in colors more awkward stiffness or boned American Lady model. each 10c and 15¢ sense of restriction! It is We have a complete array of Folding Nickel Hangers.each, 10c, almost as if your “Plio-top’ these corsets among which is a Scissors—guaranteed steel in sev- anticipated every forward model specially adapted for eral sizes 20 motion of your body. There your particular type of figure. Sanitary Sets, 6 sanitary napkins, (Tied Fieer) apron and belt, 75c (Main Floor) i en