The evening world. Newspaper, June 29, 1922, Page 13

i aa ea THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY _SUNE 29, 1922, ' * wilh htt Dh A Bitlet AR aa = ha ete MIE IES hel ECR A 3M 18 +f NEW TR ANSIT NEW HAVEN BEGS in freight rates and re-entablieh ite 2 financial stapding. i MEN NOT TO STRIKE} ‘one ssn are said to bave latened . fi oe in comparative silence. Employees Listen in Silence, | | General Man: Bardo’s plea came || 4 but Vote 99 Per Cent quickly upon the announcement that . the shop craftsmen, members of the || for Walkout. Shopmen's Union, at a meeting in|| R WITH NEW HAVEN, Conn., June 29.—| this city, called by the System Fed- |! ‘The New Haven Rallroad took imme. | eration of the Employees, had counted diate ateps yonterday to induce the aieaie Seen eam reveal a ong Island Raitroac Railroad Co-oper- 9,800 employees of the shop crafts to| Jonn C, Ready of this city, Presl- ates With Commission in | ‘™2!" &t work July 1, when a strike}aent of the System Vederation, an- |) 4 PL is threatened by the members of the nounced that 99 per cent. of the work. || 4 anning More Links. mechanical forces of the railroads. | ¢TS had voted in favor of a strike. The . . e consist of machinists ae. | ans for a new’ rapid transit tne] “eheral Manager Bardo of this city,|™e" Vollne consi bed ot : Manhattan to Jamaica and] !n the local railroad shop, where 700 rian ana — = to the city line py way of Hill- ad ie . - : iw BESHRLVS'y sonaideted by lacing Ge ce cee | rectanions Helpers asd Ropred Hoes: Women’s Extra Women’s Thread Sanitas Table Boys’ Extra “ | Transit. Commission yesterdac| ee them to remain at work and] While no official statement was is- Size Wraps and Silk Hosie Again a Coupon Day, To you who have C Ai | tu an Inspection of the city tines| *cceht the cut in wages ordered by| sued by! the road, it was stated “ Dp ery, ir decades traded with this store the overs, 55cea. Knickerbocker MBM ie Lode teland Raticood, the Railway Labor Board. He pleaded| unofficially that no tie-up of rolling | Coats, $16.95 49c Pair phrase “Coupon Day” is of special Made of suede finish gen- Nor- ” ‘The ine, it ts sugested, will be] eat the wage cut was an urgent|stock would follow a strike immedi. All very much Mercerized tops. Black, meaning. It bears a reminiscence of aoe beat be ay te folk “at tructed with the rebuilding of |S°CeS#tY 11 order that the New|ately, and that it was believed many White, Light and Dark Gray, those years in which this famous value- bey ya Size 8 x 66 inehean. ol a Boulevard, combined opera-| H@Ve® Company might meet the cut would refuse to obey the strike call higher priced Cordovan, Russet, Tan a Ne y: | giving sale was attended by women in Mail orders filled so long as | SUits, as Making it possible to save garments’ re pes Toot Bake ean reate! hoop skirts and men in beaver hats, our Quantity laste, Main floor. $7.25 . While it would serve much | duced “for this i first customers who clipped the news- ee territory covered py the Long | sale. In the Night Go 6c Paper inserts and brought them to the Surf Cloth, Hatem + Railroad, the officials of that | t6é ave tneltided Wns, store as ‘‘Coupons’” by which they were 43c Yd. iota in a Re) told Chairman McAneny they heat sie Slip-on model of soft nain- | privileged purchasers. . variety of hid Weloome it, as they foresaw Cashmere Vel- sook; yokes trimmed with fine 2 . Fast black, lustrous finish patterns, we MRS: Saw veaa thay. ould Y Pt ourg and Tri- laces and embroidery. Second The women in hoop skirts and the gen- Surf Cloth, which — will Sizea 7 to a oe dll ee le ied ou can ZO leestine, alee floor, — in the beavers are of the past- fashion into, besutiful Bath- is Second * 5 a ‘ A , too, are the “Coupons.” But the * padi bende are > could handle. lingd throtigh- , lasshe id Card : ——$<———— Se an scion wor b ar efo ot ert aaah Elastic Top monthly sales event remains. Why? | Stain iocct™? Table Covers floss’ Buort = irman McAneny, Commissioners floor. Corsets, 79¢ Hecatise the same renowned ‘Values’ sre Nor Fire BI ys’ Spo 7 ess and O'Ryan, Lincoln C. Like to or not you must = . Of fancy pink Coutil; long obs une ag Koday. ih even isheube™ 200 “Esmond” I ouses, 63e - , SANE “Rheineer Robert ’ Wome hip style; attached hose sup- proportion. t is of significance, too, f: n good quality percales, in |}! ” n Ralph Peters, Presid: wear shoes most of the 8 porters, Sizes 20 to 28. that the marginal: operation of the Baby Crib : Pe tad & Patterns. Sizes od Pea Tae ers Rs tee b Sleeveless Sport “2.2 “Coupon Day Sale” is so limited as to Blankets, 69c Seen ee a BARGE e caa.p. 12, woodware time. Eke, $5.00 - | Bungalow Aprons, | allow for Wart)’ wastiable, dutable: Safety “ iva passenger agent. ‘The Smart jack 59c No Mail, C.0. D. or Phone Orders | Designs to please the little ones 2 , P i —-Bunnies, Teddy Bears, Kit- azor blades nches between Brooklyn, Rock- You'll like to if you Ce poe nGood . petcale, assorted tens, etc., in colors of blue or | Gillette blades, set of 6...34c bf y J ti id vil check an fancy designs. it ‘i to St || ee ee wear good shoes. quality flannel | ‘Trimmed with colored piping, saith esa Ger Date ORE Tae i. Barrie ci tne ray trams irallehe desire Tick rack braid, pockets’ and Grey Suiti Eveready blades, set of 6, 22c | ss s sh. Second floor. ‘a Be Ge aks raiceed Seca Good shosscare: Vualiex wear. Golf red, | S88) § elt 0, en All D wey Suiting, AS 39,000 houses had, been built ; ; {pee el Women’s (Pp ay 59c Yard Lawn Chairs, $2, 66 a PMBR the line in the last year. After Overs; good for your feet}. Sizes 34 to 40. Neckwear, 21c P 54-inch fancy grey guitin d back of striped can- rt . . . 0 sun » § a, patie genera good for their fine leathers = rem oe Net Vestees, with attached Saturday, July Ist yards. Just the thing for akirts — zee Heat 3 fon, the ‘Tran Ct : i 3 8, with | dd | “a ed that additional facilities fur and fine workmanship. Genuine Baum CO igen kaneis bel om and traveling purposes, “por th sali”? ei ’ jel must be provided. Marten O in Organdy, Lace, Net and one day'@ sale, A e" —_—— POSSUM | Batiste. White or Ecru, Main da ee Sa Lar : ll ye 5 L ge size; adjustable ts ASS PISTOL” MAN Wear Walk-Overs. Scarfs, $5.95 floor, Monday, July 3rd 36-Inch White handle; ‘easy to carry, back i HELD FOR ASSAULT apie ipa daly Women! s Every Saturday thereafter, in July and Pajama Check, Thiago ae < n Lambot, twenty-four, of No. 128 | offer of this Handkerchiefs, August, the store will be closed all day 16c Yd. i Auto ‘Stool, — *< 73d Street, a temporary Health in York- or, was held to-d ourt for Special Sessions, charged lassaulting Miss Martha n, of No. 812 Second Aven’ had, according to the charge, to persuade the girl to marry 2 this failing, terrifed her with pistol and held her prisoner he arch at 424 Street and First for nearly two hour last Mon- ning. aes oe. Shoes for Men and Women New Lea Ss. Stores “ep av 00 Ave, janover Place ance to— Columbia Today’s Most Popular Hits Sweet Indiana Home Fox- Trot very fine qual-/4 in Baum Mar- tenshade | Second floor. Extra Size Silk Skirts, $9.95 White, Navy and Black- Pleated and full shirred mod- els, Waists 32 to 45. Second | floors Sport Satin Skirts, $3.95 w Vaistbands, 26 inches. Flesh, and Beau- tiful, lus-. trous quality sport satin; made with deep hems and nov- elty pockets, Second floor, Women’s and 8c ea. Good quality all linen, white; 14 inch hemstitched border. 95e doze dozen. Main floor. Real Leather Hand Bags, $1.29 Real leather novelty hand bags, in Black, Tan, Gray, Brown, Red and Navy, in various shapes; neatly lined; one and two strap handles. Some haye one and three fittings. Main Moor. Satin and Taffeta Ribbons, 33e yd. Moire Satin and Taffeta in plain colors and_ plaids, All the popular shades; 6-7 inches wide, Main floor. Wash Laces, 3% Inches Wide, 5c yd; 55¢ doz. yds Wide Cluny edges and bands to match in a variety of pat- as in previous years. These Saturday holidays are in addition to the liberal vacations we give to our employees. Women’s Extra Size Tweed Suits, ‘$12.95 The balance of our summer tweed suit stock at less than the original cost. Sizes 42 to 60. Not every color in every size, but a good selection. While they last, $12.95. Sec- ond floor, Men’s Two Trouser Suits,$24.75 All wool fabrics in the This well known fabric gives excellent service. Suitable for underwear and pajamas; also for children’s garments. Main floor. Long Cloth, 18% Yd. Remnants of fine white long cloth, soft chamois finish. Very superior for women’s and children’s undergarments. Main floor. Unbleached Muslin Sheeting, 39c Yd. 54 inches wide. Extra heavy quality, excellent for bed sheets, mattress covers and various other household uses. ‘ain floor. Hemmed Huck Towels, $1.44 Doz. An excellent, closely woven towel, 18x34 inches. A good towel for hotels, boarding houses, institutions, etc. We 97¢ Folds compactly, enameled steel frame, and padded seat. Third floor. Red Rover Cars, $1.44 A toy every girl and boy willenjoy. Rubber tired wheels. Third floor. Salt and Pe per | * Shakers, 25c Pair Attractively finished, in bright silver plate with neat floral design, in three styles, Main floor. Picnic Needs For the Coming Holiday _ SS sa ene eat nse are eam i ? 5 i season's 4 h ly a limited quantit s nd nk Bags (2! s A-3621 Bathing Main floor. Floor. Paper Napkins (@6'in en~ * Lovable Eyes Intro. “Hootch 4 Aves Hemmed Kitchen velope) 8 ‘3 Rhythm” from Make It Snappy| 75¢ Suits, Orga ndy T L Paper Napkine (a6 * Medley Fox-Trot 25 owe Be | git snvelone). Ph = "The Columbi $4. Flounces, Hemme ready for use. Drinking Cup, will hold hot 4 fe EE eR All wool, good $1.19 Yd. Absorbent crash | towels for ‘drinks 12 in pkg., for. «.29¢ : . ie chen and pantry. ain a Stumbling ashe | a ae “ 36-inch wide, combinations floor. ae he retain 7g if im ani jal ts. ee eet 3 Ray Miller and His Orchestra ee with at Otters lace and’ embroidery Wash Cloths, . 1,000 wrapped,in package, 5 3 Who Tied the Can on the Old Various ened Lie art 50c Doz. Lox. Ave, Arcade, t ; e stripings; a In a | iety of col- . Dee TONE cournbine poe Oriental ard tae acagee’ “xis | Artist Supplies, | j Floor. , Flouncings, Uf ia So coe Well made of washable linene, i In Blue Bird Land — Fox- Trot Wi and 55¢ Yd. Stenciled Crash Slee 361042 ne gas § Paul Biese’s Orchestra aan ed Beautiul taees tor mid Table Covers, 59¢ | Fiske white, pine “white, “in rf 2 + ? u| APE Misses’ Tuxedo | summer coe eer Apc.Bedroom Suite,$89 | ciearance ot summer | Students’ water color, 4 pane, I Went You from Marjolaine Sweaters, $2.59 owns, (White, Crearh 8 ie specu table covers. 86. inches 7 6c Fox- Trot Sheer, light | Aor gi edt denier Ya oe Of imitation walnut, but finished in a | square. Washable. | Other | Students’ aber colsetaben, Ie z Ray Miller and His Orchestra welg ts al 36 inches wide. Main floor. rich walnut color. 42-inch Dresser, large | "Third floor. . sted Mba ot } weaves, Turn Rwanch Dotted oe ‘obec, a nee Bed and Beautiful Brain = Barefoot as t jack culls; oh ressing Table. Fourth floor. ped fi hildren | Some Sunny Day = Fox-Trot belted style. | Veilings, 27¢ Yd. Bed Spreads, $1.49 for Gl ‘ . 1 4 Ray Miller and His Orchestra Georgia Fox- Trot Ray Miller and His Orchestra Ask any Columbia dealer to play these records for you, You'll know then why Colum- bla leade in dance music. Records Columbia Graphophone Company, New York honeydew, sil- ver, jade,pink and periwin- kle. Second floor Women’s Sateen Petticoats, 59c White petti- -—> | coats, hemstitch- , ean ed bottoms or / \ \\ embroidered Dh) scallops. Also | 1 (i muslin petticoat | Weer, with embroider- \ “Wat ed flounce. Un- \ & derwear Depart- ment, Second floor. Extra Size. Petticoats, 92c Fine quality white sateen; deep flounce with tucks and ruffles; panel front and elastic belt, Second floor. ' Women’s Athletic Union Suits, 44¢ Athletic Union Suits of fine check nainsook; buttonless style with webbing in back, Pink only. Main floor. 11 rows to the width. Black, Brown, Navy and Taupe. Main floor, N ovelty Earrings and Necklaces, at 2lc Three heaping tables of novelty button and pendant earrings of imported colored glass. Bead necklaces with tassel effects may be found in the assortment. Mein floor. Bungalow Stamped Dresses, 49c All sewed ready for embroid- ery. Stam} ed in simple de- signs on Rose, Blue, Tan, Purple or Green Chambray. Finished models on display. Main floor Solid Gold Jewelry, $1.10 A special lot of men’s and women's solid gold jewelry, scarf pins, brooches, bar- pins, cuff pins, and earrings, some stone set. Main floor, Mahogany Finish Mantel Clocks, $3.85 Mahogany finish mantel clocks fitted with eight-day American made movement, striking the -hour with a cathedral gong. The half hour with a cup bell, Height of clock, 18 inches; width, 9 nches, Main floor, Satin finish playing cards, red and blue back, For poker, whist and some for pinochle. Lex. Ave. Level Writing Paper For Vacation, 19c Box contains 24 sheets with envelopes to match in white and colors. Just the right size to put in your bag. Lex. Ave, Leve Stamped for embroidery on good quality unbleached sheeting in a pretty basket and French not design. Main floor, Remnants Dress Cretonne, 25c Yd. Fine designs for children’s dresses. Third floor, Metal Baskets, 19¢ Metal baskets, 3 lb. si: in red or blue. Convenient for children’s lunch, candy or sewing baskets. Lexington Ave. Arcade. 1 Our Umbrella Repair Shop ( mbrellas Re-covered at 78¢ We re-cover your old um- brella equal to new with good serviceable material. Umbrellas Re-covered With Silk, $3.87 + Fine quality silk, in Blue, Green, Garnet and Purple. Main floor, ing or gray 7-8, 849-11, 1144-2, lea- ther soles, Bargain Shoe Basement Sewing | Machines, | $24.50 “New Home” machine, Box top, walnut case. | for 26 years. Main floor. Garbage Can, 29c 12-quart size, size 10x9%4, made of extra quality sheet galvanized steel with deep rim tight fitting cover. Bass- ment. Grocery Specials Santos Coffee, 5 lbs... $1.04 |} Mission Garden Tea, 1- Ib. tins Tomatoes, No, 1 cans, 6 for 39 Mone nee Milk, * 2 ft Bess ‘Brand ‘Evaporated pailk large cans, Uabvesaced Breakfast Cocoa, 5 lbs, for Subway Bacon: Guaranteed |f PAIGE onsen eeweeeer ones