The evening world. Newspaper, August 2, 1922, Page 9

¥ # THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1922, 9 i a oe is.. bile accident yesterday afternoon, and YY [string of taxis, told Coroner Fite-/ ITALIAN GENBRAL STRIKE PAILS. 21 died five hours later In the Orange MOTHER FINDS BAB A h . laugh- ROME i Aur. general inte mR z : Memorial Hospital, DROWNED IN RIVER | ter has nie ty Ey the tart ae The automobile of Anthony Hag- Away fr ron th heat 0 the F ‘and "anarohists f gerty of No, 285 South 11th Street, ernoon have anhounced thelt, eeparation te $f Newark, in which Berger wag fid-| LVO-Y ear-Old Boy ‘Mad slipped while playine| the Socialists, not wishing to share the M é j Ing, skidded on the wet roadbed into} Lagged Behind in Walk of the bank. responsibility with the Inter, use uUyers ote: + i a ditch, Berger wae thrown through Trough Woods - i ihe windshield, Haggerty was only roug aad Sees | slightly jadured: While a mother and daughter sat by N a RTE the bank of the Saw Mill River at + | POLICE. ‘LIEUT. BURNED Thornwood, near White Plains, Inst : IN STILL. BLAST DIESJ|night, waiting for the two-year-old — SALE OF SUITS are, Av Wr son of the family, who had lagged be- : Grandmother Stumbles While] “!¥e"t ™ Putt», 87, Was om Foree}iiig quring a walk through the The Premier ‘OUR dealer sells Horton's Ice Cream s Since 1889, i " Rescuing Lad and Falls Police Lieut. Albert E. Duffy, head of] Woods, they saw a body floating in ce hee Railepad it A wre oe good and FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN ahah ee the vice and prohibition squad under|the water. dneice + because-it consistently pleases the folks Under Truck. Be ET ATC, sai | eRe. Mother, Ate. Rose Veec!, of that come to his store. These are the x He 4 baEh feculved Le wok ae No, 100 East Seventh Street, Manhat TT reasons.why more dealers sell Horton's In an attempt to snatch her two- ing a place in Jamaica. A still ex-| tay, screamed, waded into the river to CGoug oun than any other kind. More than 8,000 op year-old grandson from the path of |? MC Hutiig teats RA: Goin tee her waist and brought the body of her ky stores now dispense Horton’s Ice Cream, @n oncoming motor “truck, Mrs. ry direction, son Patsy to the bank. Mother and i There is one in your neighborhood. Le ptt of No. 886 *Giy’ et, was mortally In y= Avenue and 102d . ,Dutty, who was fifty-seven | daughter worked feverishly over years old, had been on the police force ssersby ce Aince 1889. He became @ Lieutenant in|°0dy; but to no avail. Passorsby Cnt 1912, He had intended to retire more | ed It toa nearby house and Dr. Mat oO than six months ago, but was persuaded|Ket of Pleasantville was called, He CREY 48] <5 remain in the department as he was} used a pulmotor, but efforts to revive \ 3 He lived at No, 110\the boy failed. Brooklyn. Mrs, Veaci, wife of an owner of a $ Reduced from $30 935 $40 Ready to Wear es 1851 «J. M. HORTON ICE CREAM CO. - 1922 crossing the s driven by Max Bv k 7}. @ — Ritst Avenue approached south on there." poy suddenly a = =] This is no special purchase for-sale With hands outstretched t the boy to safety e ed i fell under t wheels. he child was found, un- hurt, between t front wheels. Mrs. Cali died fter being taken to tal. Bug- nick wa rt Becom by the traffic Bs he was ¢ at 148th West Forty-Second Street - cAnd - West Forty-Third Street OUR ENTIRE STOCK of distinctive, dependable furniture, embodying the high character workmanship of America’s foremost makers is included in the assortment. Stern Brothers -FURNITURE at 10 to 50% OFF former prices purposes. We’re just making room for new stock coming in . . . There- fore we offer you some of the very choicest and highest grade ready-to- wear suits made. aBSisé Grays, Pencil Stripes and Blue Nae Living Room Furniture: Chamber Furniture: Mixtures, all this Season’s Ready- ; ait — $325 4 Er'waer s $250 to-Wear Suits; also Sport Models : sf ad gunn acnarter inn tes) Win apestey «at $25Q with glass tops at $475 4 won Mount a Suite in tapestry or 8-pe. tg in American Wal- Bull Bicthevs Lo Lebel his velour nut wit twin n automo- was alm CHAMBER SUITE (as illustrated), in two-tone American Walnut, | showing a 48-inch Bureau, Full Size Bed, Chifforobe and Toilet Tableng pieces. « sv + 6 « « . NOW $200. SPECIAL TRAIN LEAVES Atlantic CIty t Sas hM, Pensa DINING ROOM FURNITURE: | (Illustreped): No. — Room Chair in mahogany, No. 3--Chest of 5 Drawers in mahogany . . . $49,50 Kound Trip to-pe. Mahogany or American Walnut Suite, 10-9¢. Suite in Mahogany, ro-piece Suite in American Walnut, a nbibhsdeeoveseuseunede a peers an AlanicGiy]) ef = — SUNDAYS August 6, 20 and September 3 WEDNESDAYS August 9 and 23 Downtown Stores 279 Broadway, near Chambers 47 Cortlandt Street : —the house of Kuppenheimer good clothes i H upholstered in tapestry or mohair, . . ~ Each $45.00 No. 4—End Table with book trough (mahogany) 6.00 i Pr 8 gany) — $ questo of the hipaa as te No. #—Spinet Desk in mahogany . . . - - $29.75 No. 5—Secretaryin mahogany . . . - . + $45.00 Tai } Due to a Special Purchase, bled i ’ P ase, we are ena } @ BOYS APP AREL to offer Extraordinary Values in At Special Price Reductions, Thursda | | 4 Re , y WOMEN’S GUST SA “thee $185 | 200 Genuine Palm Beach Suits in middy and Oliver Twist S is AU LE of 3 styles. Detachable collars and cuffs of fine poplin to match the materials. Sk H | Long slezves only. In sand, natural, green and gray. Sizes 3 to 8 years. eparate irts KELLNER FURNI I ( ) RE | SPECIAL at $5.95 Formerly $7.50 200 WASHSKIRTS in cotton gabardine, Embracing the entire stock, affords 4 fF tricotine, surf satin, and cotton eponge. Tailored llag : 4 - tee ‘ in the smartest styles of the season. In all unlimited lee-way in selection . a 250 Wash Suits in middy and Oliver Twist styles. Short or long white, of course, as well as combinations of white i ; ; sleeves. All colo:s guaranteed fast. Sizes 3 to 10 $1 9 5 and colors. Sizes 26 to 38, 'HIS Sale is exceptional, not only because it gives Pie) * Oe 5 5 a ee ee OL OL AL. you the opportunity to buy furniture of such known Fj B : SSS SPECIAL at $2 . 5 ¢ merit at deeply reduced prices, but because the con- e ISHER nos Final Clearance of BOYS’ STRAW HATS £ cessions apply to our entire stock, thereby affording COLUMBUS AVE: Reduced from $1.75 03.95 . « « » « NOW 50c Original Values $5.75 to 6.50 unrestricted choice in selection. Here are a few ex- Tae at find “The H id Hi wenty: five Ooms Me BET. 103" & 104" ST amples of prevailing values: of reat hoipon making i a ‘i selection. They offer Tow fa an Stare Brothers) seis 150 Skirts of White Washable Duplan Among the DINING ROOM SUITES delightful suggestions j I Save Decayed Baronet Satin, in two excellently styled models; £250 sate of Louis XVI. de- $525 sue s fork yme 1 6) Teeth, Tighten R A TI \ 7 E also skirts of sport satin in navy blue and black. ee te onetnuhedinehe Walnut ou are I ; Drei cu DECO LINENS Waistbands: 27 to go inches. EI eee ain) tt iletneo aide ttt Gas Eke 407d, vited ta. 466) them a fay Extreied Testh Toroutly Cleaned Hand-scalloped, hand-embroidered and_lace-trimmed. Exceptional $ 5 ¥ 5 Among the BEDROOM SUITES 3 SE : THIRD merican We suite of Early En: suite « M1. de Grud We sD es LUNCHEON SETS—Pare Irish linen centers Value at ° FLOOR ieee The emereanines Saye dean, Sin Meds st Mecerble neice edged with filet lace; 13 pieces to the set. . « . $4, 95 een Sucerse is frie Tate FiERale Price $460. EN PLATES KEPAIRE! Si mb e ALL LACE LUNCHEON SETS—13 oe to the set, $3.95 eines Brother ee Amang the LIVING ROOM SUITES j © | Poa hp : ‘ : 3 Fre REAL MADEIRA LINENS Silk Petticoats & Slips i a ima Hoek a ed tare wed Hey) BOUDOIR CUSHION COVERS ehh $1 50 1.95 Sale Price $225. Sale Price $325. PIECES,’ Sale Price $495. xington Ay.,cor.59 St. a ee . . is 169 E. 34h Sty con 3d Av, WRAY-COVERS( 6), 2. 4), 5 4 35c, 50c Ce ee Ae of in Sine Hs Paes! —HouRsS— LUNCHEON SETS, 13 picces. « » « Set 4,85, 7.50 AFTERNOON TEA NAPKINS . . . Doz 5.75, 7.50 CENTERPIECES . . « . se « ¢ Bach 1.95, ° 2.75 — ~ hh CEST TOWELS foe lea gee 1.25, 1.95 Daily M, to 6 P.M. Tues, and Thurs. 9A. M.to 70. M, pesesnenl 9 A.M. to 1PM MAIN FLOOR TABLES. BUFFET and’DRESSER SCARFS .. “ 3.50, 4.95 L|| TEA and LUNCHEON'CLOTHS. . . “ 6.50, 12.00 ‘Soothing and Healing FarSkin Disorders | ee Double-paneled models in either tailored or | fancy effects. Some with hip-deep hems, others scalloped and daintily embroidered—there are various styles to choose from, In all desirable materials, including tub silk, satin, crepe de Chine, or radium silk, In flesh, white and colors, $3.50 to 6.95 Man the highest type—the Kellner standard a positive surety of lasting quality. KELLNER BROS. Thirty One years: selling Good Furniture Southeast Corner.l5th.Street & Oth Avenue : | | sabee in Memmmaneen ss. 1