The evening world. Newspaper, August 8, 1922, Page 17

‘4 a aS operator in the daytime, was arrested 135th Street, was arraigned to-day In charged with highway robbery Maude, who works as a telephone UNDER RIGHT FYE: early this morning on 188th Street, } [near Highth Avene, by Detectives Butler and McFarland of the West ALSO | 185th Street Station. She was taken to the station in @ taxi, upon the floor ——_ of which the detectives said she dropped a .32-calibre gun during the Three Men Swear She Is the | ride. , F Staab T The police had received a complaint Woman W ho Stuck Them Jrromn Joseph Miller of No. $98 South- Up Within a Week. THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 8, 10922, Street was held up early Saturday|can Baptist Home Misaton, No, 23 Bast morning at 142d Street and Fifth Ave- nue and sepa d from $5, Alfred A. Kisenbruck of No. 71 Post Avo- nue, Inwood, L. 1, 26th Street, and the Benefit Board of j, the Northern Baptlat Convention, No. 276 Fifth Avenue, The deceased was senor member of the firm of Lewis & reluctantly parted} Conger, house furnishings, 45th Street with $10 early Sunday morning at|end Sixth Avenue. Property at No. 3326 Li7th Street, fear Seventh Avenue. West 41st Street {s left to his sons, “Look for a woman with a mole| Edmund, Richard, Arthur and Wilfred under the right eye" among the police men named had described the woman as having such a beauty To-day at the lineup at Headqu s each of the three holdup victims iden- tifled Maude as having stuck them up. “Step easy in this case, ‘cause I'm a British subject,” the detectives were warned by the prisoner. LEWIS LEAVES $60,000 zun- was the word]4&nd the residence at Irvington to his er each of the two daughters, Helen and Millicent Lewis _ JOHN &, GRANADA, Spain, Aug. 8 (Associated Press).—John G. Woolley, twice Pro- hibition candidate for President of the 4 is suffering from 4 United States, cerebral atwae& at a Rotel here and is re ported in a most serious condition. He ern Boulevard that on Aug 3, while was taken ill several days ago and on walking: on 108th Street, sear BNéth TO BAPTIST MISSIONS] Monde” lspsed into ant unconscious Identified in part by a mole under} Avenue, -he was held up early in the —_— = — — her right eye as the dusky-hued]morning by a woman who. poked a| Children $300,000 i ad bil te! - 200 catate. Ric rd ¥ zewis, who died at his up men at night and relieving them]up against a building and searched be ! ) summer home, Bryn Fedw, Irvington- of their cash at the point of a very |his pockets, extracting $40. After the tira futy sve i sy1_foperation she advised him to ‘Beat |On-Hudson on le business-like looking un, Maude oo ee enna ee ever ok back! Rex] tate of about $200,000, according to his ee t look back! Re- ba fer GPObate (6«e 5 livan, twenty-six, who said she was will filed for probate t lay with Sur- a West Indian, living at No. 123 West member Lot's wife.’ John Wolf of No 20 West 116th Store Hours: 9 to 5 Genuine Leather Special at 95c and $2.95 Particularly practical bags of real value. Those pic- tured will show that no imagination is needed to real- ize that they are amazingly low priced, when quality, workmanship and practicability have been considered. In this lot there are envelope bags, purses and hand- | bags, of all styles for all occasions—in the season’s popular models. They are full cut and roomy, and made in a variety of leathers, including goatskin, morocco and cowhide. A. & &.—Btreet floor, Central, ‘Bags Women’s White Oxfords j Reduced to $3.95 Pair Formerly $5.95 and $6.95 Smart oxfords of white buckskin with black leather trimming, welted and stitched soles of leather or rubber and low heels, Size range is slightly incomplete. Women’s Tan Oxfords, $4.95 Formerly in Regular Stock $7.50 One style has a wing tip, while the other has a plain toe and saddle strap; welted and stitched soles and low heels, Children’s Sandals, $1.98 Formerly $2.95 to $3.50 White nu-buck or smoke elk cut-out sandals, with welted and stitched soles. Size 81% to 2. A. & 8.—Second floor, West ® Hijet aes i jseavnewses Chic Parisians Now Appear On The Rue de La Paix In Black Satin Frotsse | Imported by Abraham & Straus $4.98 yard | impressively lovely, and certainly one of the most distinctive silks for character, richness and individuality that has been im- ported for many seasons. Our personal representative was quick to recognize its effectiveness and placed it on the first homeward steamer. The silk is just out of its foreign wrappings, and we hasten to let you share our enthusiasm. Black satin froisse is favored for semi- formal gowns, wraps or blouses. its crinkled surface, in broadtail effect, light weight and draj qualities, make one feel that it must have been made to en order for the new straightline silhouettes sponsored by Callot, Drecol| and Vionnet—it carries out their fashion themes perfectly, It {s 33 inches wide and has so much beauty in its own silken folds that little additional trimming is required. Don't fail to see the epecial display of this magnificent silk. ‘ A. & 8.—Btreeet floor, West td ABRAHAM €~STRAUS nx BROOKLYN Closed All Day Saturday During August = For Wednesday's Sellin ————== rogate Slater of Westchester He gives $30,000 each to the Ameri- Sold Everywhere Telephone: Main 6100 rs o Women’s Embossed Corduroy House ‘Robes $4.85 This is an unusually low price for a smart new model, as pictured. It is full length, designed with generous full- ness and lined throughout with a match- ing shade of dotted mull. A becoming collar and tailored girdle give a smart finish. eelege girls, the Miss or Matron, will enjoy these practical robes, that are in rich shades of light blue, orchid, purple, Copenhagen, rose or brown. A. & &-—Merzanine, Centra + © Better Tub Silk Petticoats BETTER because the silk is of a good firm quality and fashioned with a graceful scalloped bottom, that is bound with self material which wears longer than any other finish. Wide panels at bae¢k and front make it shadow proof. _ Last and very important is the fact that each petticoat is wrapped in a separate envelope to insure fresh, crisp, clean merchandise—quite an item considering how easily white silk can be soiled. Regular lengths of 82 to 36, $2.94. Extra size Tub Silk petticoats, $3.94. A. & 6.—Becond floor, Haat ‘Discontinued Patterns’’ Make Them Half-Price Blue Print Tablecloths Two attractive patterns printed on a good quality cotton sheeting made all in one piece. 48 in. square or round, $1.29 each. 52 in. square or round, $1.49 each. 56 in, square or round, $1.69 each. 66 in. square or round, $1.89 each A. & B.—Btreet floor, East Husdied: of Hats Reduced to 98c This is the season of the year when one appreciates a new hat in place of the one that served so many sports occasions. These that were much higher priced hats will make a pleasing change, as they are stylish, and in good seasonable colors, There are hats of felt and hemp, wool and hemp, chenille and hemp, natural color Java hats, white fancy Jap straws and Engish imported felt hats that one can crush into a small space when travel ing. The hats pictured are typical of the collection. A. & S.—Street floor, Kast Boys’ Play Suits at the Clearance Price of $1.59 These are suits that have sold in our regular stock for as high as $2.29, They are of sulphur-dyed khaki, a sturdy ma- terial for sturdy youngsters. Made in the button-on model. Short sleeves, wide knee trousers, patch pockets, sport collar, Sizes 8 to 10 years. A. & B.—Becond floor, Weet. « 1329-1331 BROADWAY Near Gates Ave BROOKLYN SECAtea elie. Mm My CED ————Fulton Street Store Closed Sat urday—Branch Stores Closed Wednesday=—— 4810-4812 FIFTH AVE. Ret, 49th & 40th Ste. BROOKLYN, FULTON STREET cro’ BRIDGE STREET et Hoyt It Subway ation Brooklyn Con tinuing Tomorrow, Wednesday, Our Which Includes Fur Coats and Separate Furs at Savings Which Average 25% to 35% Less Than Fall Prices livered Hudson Seal Coat 40 inches long Hudson Seal (Dyed Northern Muskrat) trimmed with natural Skunk, shawl collar and cuffs. Lavishly silk lined and can be worn belted or loose. ve AUGUST SALE PRICE 275° Bay Seal Coats (Dyed Coney) 36 INCHES LONG, SHAWL COLLAR, 57-30 RICHLY LINED. AUGUST SALE PRICE 8 Laskin Seal Coats (Dyed Coney 40 INCHES LONG, LARGE SHAWL COLLAR, GENEROUS SWEEP. AUGUST SALE PRICE Kolinsky Marmot Coats 40 INCHES LONG, LARGE SHAWL COLLAR AND BELL CUFFS. AUGUST SALE PRICE 69.9 79.50 Trimmed Bay Seal Coats DYED CONEY, 40 INCHES LONG, SHAWL COLLAR AND CUFFS OF DYED SKUNK. AUGUST SALE PRICE Scotch Mole Coats SPORT MODEL OF FINE, EVENLY MATCHED ‘SELECTED SKINS. AUGUST SALE PRICE French Seal Coats (Dyed Coney THREE-QUARTER LENGTH WITH CRUSH OR SHAWL COLLAR. AUGUST SALE PRICE Hudson Seal Coats (Dyed Muskrat 40 INCHES LONG, CAREFULLY MATCHED SELECTED SKINS. AUGUST SALE PRICE (gerseesseeergrerrrereen 1156 125. 13 7:30 225: Deposited at Time of Selection will hold YOUR COAT until you want it de- in the fall. YOU MAY PAY A LITTLE EACH WEEK until delivery, and by that time you will find you have saved its price. plan that hundreds will take advantage of and enjoy. . connann WORTH OF FING FRc | 300,000 WORTH OF FINE FUR ALL TO BE SOLD AT DECIDED SAVINGS OVER REGULAR PRICES, CERTAIN TO PREVAIL LATER IN THE FALL Bay Seal Coat Truly a i 40 inches long, Dyed Coney, wide shawl collar, full Mandarin sleeves with turn back cuffs. Embroidered pussy willow or radium silk Ified. Fancy knotted silk girdle. AUGUST SALE PRICE 67: 50 Persian Lamb Coats 40 INCHES LONG. LARGE NATURAL SKUNK SHAWL COLLAR AND CUFFS. AUGUST SALE PRICE Hudson Seal Coats Dyed Muskrat 40 INCHES LONG, COLLAR AND CUFFS OF NATURAL SKUNK, AUS- TRALIAN OPOSSUM, BEAVER OR g9@5.99 FITCH. AUGUST SALE PRICE Hudson Seal Wrap (Dyed Muskrat FULL LENGTH, WITH OR WITHOUT SLEEVES. LARGE COLLAR. 325-00 AUGUST SALE PRICE 340 Hudson Seal Coat (Dyed Muskrat FULL LENGTH MODEL. KRIMMER TRIMMED COLLAR AND CUFFS. AUGUST SALE PRICE 475: Eastern Mink Coats THREE-QUARTER LENGTH, LARGE CRUSH COLLAR, BEAUTIFULLY MATCHED DARK SKINS. AUGUST SALE PRICE Eastern Mink Wraps FULL LENGTH MODEL—LUXURI OUS ULTRA STYLE GARMENT. AUGUST SALE PRICE 1790-0 save ar Ubgttina reece BROOKLYN STORES. ene ene ee