The evening world. Newspaper, August 30, 1922, Page 11

mid-Atlantic seaboard was being combed by telephone and telegraph to-day in a search for Bdward H .Moon, Richmond : a tarlee § banker, who vanished from the steamer Loeb Passed Wife in Mid Jetferson while en route from New Tork Ocean Because Cable th Mertotie Went Wrong. Moon was assigned to stateroom No. When the France of the French] 72. Into which, the police have learned, William Coan of Lexington, Va., moved a a Havre 4 Line galled for Plymouth and Havre! tor the boat had left New York. Coan, HERE FROM EUROPE, SAILS RIGHT BACK PHONE SUBSCRIBER PAYS $2.25 A YEAR = Bloomingdale's - EYES ESTIMATE at noon to-day she had aboard Walter ‘ Y | eee = ~- = — i, Taeb, item Tor ikporterend Onl Sekt‘, ae kage Gar tay cted come] | seommmnenemnanesaginalasaatie ss 59TH TO 6OTH STREET—LEXINGTON TO THIRD AVENUE AUGUST 30, 1922 porter, who arrived only yesterday from London. Loeb went abroad several weeks ago, with the intention of going to London and India, Before sailing he arranged for Mrs, Loeb to meet him this week in London. While in the British capital he ca- light on the disappearance. Addition to Fixed Capital Re- serve Above Requirements Put at $19,450,739. The high ‘light in to-day’s continu- ance of the rate hearing of the New York Telephone Company before Pub-| bled his wife to cancel her reservatton lic Service Commissioner Blakeslee,| a8 he was returning, The message was furnished by Cyrus G. Hill, an] never reached her, engineer employed with J. G. Ray by], 1" mid-Atlantic, Mr. and Mrs, Loeb discov wirel they were the commission to investigate certain Tang ease els, “As soon as he aecounts of the company, Store Open Closed reached New York he booked passage Mr. Hill, after a study of the com-]0M the France. hy'a bocks since June, 1921, sub.}.. THe most conspicuous figure aboard More than a Labor Day CONTR VORRE DOS USER, SEs the France was George ©, Marks, mitted an exhibit to determine what|envoy extraordinary from the United bath. the depreciation of the company’s Ae Association, who It just makes 1a be| 18 on his way toask the League of . * Fee ean ooint rate | Nations to set aside the former Ger- you over. Silk Hosiery for | Wash Dresses for a proper depreciation reserve and rate! man colonies In Africa for the formas W. $1.09 Child $1 for the company to maintain, He|tion of a Negro state. Wakeup your omen, - ildren, found, as the exhibit set forth, the excess of the company's fixed capital reserves above’ the require- ments to be, for the entire State, $19,460,739. Of this amount, $14,067,- 780 was in this ality and $2 715 in ii, Mean, the adjacent territory of Westchester es if J and Long Island. ‘ NORFOLK, Va., Aug. 30.—The entire The depreciable property in the 7 State, taken from the company’ books for 1921, was listed as $195,- $88,900, the amount for New York City being $122,490,774 with $19,658,~ Wash dresses of V oite, Medium and gauze weights. High ch grades, Slight mill faults, Blacks, | Organdies and Ging: ham, Many white and colors. Main Floor. Bloomers taken from our big stock, and Women’s Union | reduced for a ‘quick : clearance. Colors, Suits Black, Blue, Maize, 39 Red, and Green. Sizes Ic 2to6 years, Second aiid es Floor. uality, low Seek, light or Bandeaux, 2c shell, Regu lar andextra | a WIRE HUNT ON FOR MAN MISSING FROM LINER Other Occupants of Stateroom Sought in Search for Bdward . fl faa PENNY A POUND PROFIT oe rater Bandeaux in 891 in. Westchester and Long Island, sizes. Main several styles, ‘The company actually set for depre- floor. flesh or white, ciation last year $11,618,078 for the en- tape shouldar tire State, more than $8,000,000 being Sooke Women's Vests be hose’ in the metropolitan district, e esti- “= - —- > = -- — al all f j ow Neck, 1l5c back. Sizes mated oa Harana el] Chocolate SPEC!4L | Assorted SPECIAL}} oe on. tn wm 32 to 40. > Ray figured would be justifiable for Thursday || Thursday iy neck; DOMsere oo we | Second Floor the year was $7,103,238 in the state, | OQvered ausue se | SOUL Auyest S108 Regular, extra sizes. Black gu ac. of which $5,500,000 was in this city N t Is Ball Women’s White Sat Bloomers and adjacent territory. Car: ateen 00 In other words, the excess of the W ame s c Pumps or Oxfords 59c company's depreciation reserve ‘The ean’ Resslaviy te last year alone, over what the com- wwety tran’ a ee Good quality Sateen in regular mission experts figured was reasona-|] = caramel good- c POUND NET a $2.69 sizes, 29 and a1 inch lengths, ble was, for the State, $e.814, HE, “— a Haek of W, en Second floor. more than two and a half millions } * ’ being in New York City and vicinity. Laity alas mane plesk A Women’s Wool Gey tguten siete By ME radically re- Sweaters led to the estimate that the aR Labor Day duced for & 5 company was charging eac! sub- ick ¢| scriber annually $2.25 more than it qulckicleanitpy $2.4 Packages NORTHCLIFFH ADMINISTRATOR and Novelties APPOINTED. LONDON, Aug. 30 (Associated Prese) In profusion and abundance | —Sir George Sutton, C rovers | Amalgamated Press, has *|| for Kiddies and Grown-ups. | tled to ch: 5 Choice of White Kid Pumps, Light weight Dah iar apecthateere Canvas Pumps, White Nubuck | wool sweaters Pumps. in tuxedo style, Canvas or Nubuck Oxfords, | Pisin or striped Some have Black trimmings. | effects, biaited All sizes in the lot, but not in ther belts. d- administrat f th tate of th 7 i, every style. Second floor. Second floor, fate Viscount Northelitfe pendente ite.|| Ste Our Thursday and Friday |= FOR EXACT LOCATIONS Veils: Ready to All parties interested in Lord North-|| @ds for description and prices. SEE TELEPHONE DIRECTORY Sport Capes etd y clife’s will consented to the eppoint- ' Wear, 45¢ ment, : os and Coats, $5 Chantillys, Point Lierres, Chen- An odd lot of Sport Capes and ille Borders, embroidered over Coats for small women and corner all around. Chiffon bor- misses, priced about half. ders, Main floor. urniture Sale is almost over. There are however, of which you may take ad- last days. Whether your requirements s ieces or Rugs, the prices and ttractive. Both Stores closed equally Labor Day, Monday, Sept. 4. This Natonally Adver- wee Greapait alae j Jut't Offered at preps Almost Who! sale Cost c Outftt consists of white enamel, continuous post Bed, Roll Edge Mattress and Rustproof Spring. A handsome 3-plece design, finished 1 4 i 8 nut. Tollet Table extra a crear iy. 1-29 Colonial Ex- Sample Dresses of tension Table Beautifully finished in Skunk Trimmed Fall Models, $29.95 | Fur Coats, $79.95 A wonderful assortment of lus- trous quaity Sealine Coats immed with An exceptional. purchuse repre senting a group of the best ¢ Mi amples of 1928 models, fash- (dyed Coney), t ioned in wool and silk and made | dyed Skunk coll: to sell at more than double this | Coats are 40 inch ’ ‘ode! flaring sweep—belted models— . Biles, 5 Oly ena of each mode (| esate silk ning. Sizes 86 to 42. Second floor Reed Furniture Wi ? nd One-third of purchase price omens @ as deposit will hold your furs We are closing out our stock of Reed Misses’ Fall Skirts | ti! October 1st. $3.95 Fox Scarfs: and Fibre Furniture at remarkable reduc- tions. Wonderful opportunities now to . F All-wool Prunelh: nd Velour ‘ ~ secure one of these handsome suites at a Femarable i ig , Se eee lor Genuine Skins very low price. Sine Bee mae 8 } trating the newest in fall skirts. 5 15.95 Sizes 26 to 84. Second floor, A large assortment of full furred juaioeeiauality fox acarte, dyed . <aq | in the shades of Brown, Ti Extra Size Dresses | and Black. Just the se $12 95 these breezy days. Second floor. . Rug Special oxl2 Brussels whiz Rug, regularly $39.50. $19.95 All gopies of hive Cane and Coats Hi models created in straig oxl2 Velvet Rug, in the slenderizing ef f silk for Women, $15.95 Jarl : and wool. Some d A special purchase of an excep~ in contrasting colo h tional grade of fine capes and d( tueked or silk bi coats, bought to sel! on Coupon ‘ Sizes 403 to 5: Second Day. ‘The price quoted repre- K floor. sents less than the cost of mak- roehler anes. <a to oe Michigan's Easiest Credit Terms 76< kly B ii handi: Davenport Bed | $100 Weekly Buys $78 in Merchenice Double Da-Bed Miiy ‘be’ Instantly converted | $1.60 Weekly Buys $100 in Merchandise Ounce a) wiorwue'bea $27.00 Into, a comfortab) °$39.75 $2.50 Weekly Buys $200 in Merchandise 4-Room Outfit ing Room, Bed Room, Dining vg Room, Kitchen. ing. Coats in Navy, Capes in Wash Dresses: light colored shades, made of finest soft wool throughout, Extra Size, $5.95 | Sizes up to 42. Second floor. opty erode Tweed Suits for many times this price Sod sek Srench voll Women : Misses 2.95 ported tissue ginghams in Silk lined fine tw desirable long line effect 40% to 6214. Second floor Silk Frocks for penhagen Blue, Misses and Small | Gingham Dresses and higher amounts in proportion, 3-Room Outfit Dining. Room, Bed Room, Kitchen uits in Co- ‘ond floor, n Payment of Del for much more. twice this price. Week ee Women, $10 for Misses, $2.95 E ee a Hi ock ght ine i dg $179.50 folttad anak ion | dresses thet'eeia fof more than Delivered sg This is the principle on which Cou, dise of merit at prices th this policy has encourage: Saturda’ policy remains unchanged. y Tomorrow, Coupon Day, will find a store crowded with eager purchasers seeking reputable articles at lower than this store will be represented by offerings of standard merchandise. Every Closed article will be marked as low as reasonably possible. No Mail, Phone or C. O. D. Orders Filled Tomorrow, Thursday, Coupon Day Savings nm bd . baron aa To heer] merchan- 5 at are very close to actual cost. ‘or a centur, d buyers in ever growing numbers. Today the Store Open Face Towels Cotton Hyek Towels, 2kgc ea., $1.50 doz, soft and absorbent, 18 x 86 inches. Part Linen Huck Towels, ee 26cea., $3 Red border. Size 18 x $6 Inches. All Linen Huck 89c en., $4 dor, Excellent quali or Blue borders. ain Floor Bath Towels Bath Towels........+ 6 for $1.00 All White or with colored borders. Bath Towels......... 6 for $1.50 All White or with colored borders. Large sizes. Bath Towels.........6 for $2.00 Double thread woven towels, various colored bordére or in all White. Main Floor Table Cloths 88c to $2.44 ea. * Mercerized damask cloths slightly soiled from handling. lem- stitched, scalloped or plain cloths. Sizes 58x68 to. 64x90 inches. Main floor. All Linen Napkins $2.95 to $5 a doz. Full bleached, heavy damask Nips Luncheon, Breakfast or Dinner sizes. Main floor. Women’s Initial Handkerchiefs Ea. 12'%4e Women’s linen initial handker- chiefé, broken lots this season. Odd lots. 6 for 70c. Main floor. Women’s Neckwear Odds and Ends, 39c This season’s odds and ends. Black guimpes, vestees, white and ecru, eyelet sets, eyelet vestees ae collars and cuffs. Main oor. Rufflings and Bandings, 10c Rufflings and Bandings, va- riety of styles, this season's 4 Miodds and ¥/) ends. Ging- gy hams, or- gandies and nets. Main floor. Containg four lead pencils, one pen holder and one eraser. Ave. Level. Fountain Pen Self Filling, $1 ‘This pen is made of hard rubber and has a 14-karat gold pen point. Ring cap for girls, and clip for boys. Lex. Ave. Level. Playing Cards, Satin Finish, 19c Satin finish playing cards, red or blue, for Poker or Whist, and nee for Pinochle.—Lexington ve. Safety Razor Blades Gillette Hades, set of 6 33 f Durham Dy , special, 5 for 35¢ Auto 81 » 6 for ' S2e Gem B reduced, 7 for. .33¢ Everready Blades, only 6 for 32c Main floor, Groceries 8 Ibs. Pékoe Ceylon T or Mixed Tee and. val 2 | 5 lbs. Granulated Sugar | 5 ie. Bourbon Santos Coffee for thas Gold Meda! Flour, 24 by lbs.; 6 lbs. Granulated Sugar and 1 can Bess Evap. Milk for $1.45, 7 No. 1 cans Del Monte Peaches for 98¢, 11 Cakes P & G White Naphtha Soap, 50c. MAIL & PHONE ORDERS FILLED rices. Every department in Saturday Men’s All-Wool Men’s White Suits, $16.75 ‘Canvas Oxfords, The balance of our Sprin; and Summer stock selling at H $1.69 big reduction. Suitable for Fall U. 8. Rubber Keds, wearing. Second floor. quality —canvas with rubber heels and soles. Sizes 6 to 744 and 10 to 11 only. Also Tan Calf, Brown Kid and Gun Metal Oxfords. Sizes 6 to 11 * AA to B widths only. Second oor. Men’s Union Suits, 39¢ Men's Madras fancy weave and nion Sui also fine sieget it suits i white. Athletic s less, knee length. te Text: Men’s Shirts and Drawers 49c each Medium weight, natural wool and cottor ure. Map floor. ; t Men’s Thread All frag og in a Silk Socks, 28¢ | rites cinfo°Wwoeen Madras Medium weight. Reinforced heels,» double. solen”'Black, | Percale "Every shige Wu white and colors. Slightly | cut and test color. Sizes 1344 imperfect. Main floor. to17. Main ftoor. - Shirred Canton Photo Frames, Sofa Pillows, 98¢ | Pedestal Style, $1 Of Silk and Gilt wood Cotton mixed ing Wiolel deligh: + ful coloras Sut x8: Tad, Be Silt Apples or with glean Law Flower pot: Ave. Tew 4 n centre. e . Inner pillow | Ribbed Hosiery for Children GR Kapock (Java Floss). Main floor. 24¢ Ribbed black cotton! Good Umbrellas hosiery, elastic,| 88¢e guaranteed 2 wear Umbrellas made of well Me toes fast black tape edge ¥ and 34 Socks for material on strong Boysand Girls,12'.c frames. For Men is bree Mercerized 4 white socks and Women and Child- 14 socks in plain white with fancy ren. Main floor. roll tops. Main floor. Boys’ All-Wool Norfolk Suits With Extra ) $ Knickers... 7.25 A good assortment of tweeds and cheviots, Sizes 7 to 18 years, Second floor. Boys’ Wash Suits, $1.29 , Middy and Oliver Twist models of yarn dyed ma- terials. Sizes 3 to 8 Second floor. Boys’ Tweed Caps, 79c For school days. Caps of all wool tweed in good color, Second floor. Boys’ Blouses, 64c Of good quality Madras in new striped effects, Collars attached. Sizes 7 to 16. Second floor. Boys’ Union Suits, 39c Nainsook, pin checked, in white only, Main floor. fabrie in ‘or the photo q Pi fi i ma H it \ it 1 i la