The evening world. Newspaper, September 7, 1922, Page 4

or mE * ERE e002 TREE Ve Le SOONER CA na STN TENET THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1922. ANIA ATI WIFE IS ACCUSED [ |GiRL ON CANOE TRIP |MISS MARION POWELL WEDS] Pivericison ot tcl LU Al v WOOUIN CTS READY BY YOUNG TOWNE ‘SURE 10 RA FIRED GUIDE’S LOVE] aicsswictt, conn, sept. 1—Mtax| Rev, He * Wilson, pastor of the ‘ cli , rete M, daughter of Me. | rege Gorences Bidericksen, 6 aes TODIDESTATE | | HARDCGAL PEACE, ["Sie'vinuScrSvent"| TRV FUEL REGIONS THE STORE IS OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY A. Powell of Pound-|ter of the bridegroom, and Walter May- HALIFAX, N. 8., Sept. %.—"'T had Martin nard were the attendants. her with me alone in a canoe for the : est & Co. ve me, bu je sald 7 00 ol¢ ir wen deatius OF: EE" Pune. ise Fifth Avenue at 35th Street then." ‘Furniture Established 1879 Omar P. Roberts, sixty-eight, noted Appoints Ca W. J. Don- Radicals‘Out Voted Wi Try eee in burning to eamth ‘rene Reversible predicted t Will be over ce $380 1 motives in burning to death pretts il e Jay Approva " nineteen-year-old Flora Gray, in: , ovan as Counsel to Look fo Delay Approval Be contesdion, which qas ‘introduced, ax 2 rice a e TODAY & FRIDAY ; Atter the Profiteers ond To-Day. evidence at a preliminary hearing to a = . / day ; , ee R # was committed for trial on S ill Gi . On! ! William H. We Ad WILKES BARRE, Sept. T—"T amy, 5, or charge and held for. the Still Gourg Ne a Ministrator 7 now more thun confident that the tri-] Supreme Court. He made a complete att 7 ratify the an-| confession, which was witnessed by 0 Vhatever you need—Bedroom, Living Room, or Dining Room t ” John p.{soctor, the High Sheriff and th: Furniture, or even odd pieces, to buy now is to save 50%! . of 1; Me ie “Jorown Prosecutor, in which he told 1 il, beantifully made, fine furniture of an atristic excel- it vat hief Jas the sec-lor the hopeless passion of December lence not usually associated with reduced prices. We advise u » met to-day t® pass upon} for May, inspired by that one cance early selection. 9 ‘ fleld pi ice President - Liv rm. Bulte, Uphol- is ji! : field. Diy renilen'. | BLAME GREAT HEAT, 98, 4 FOR COOLIDGE "REBUFF” Minnesota Fair “Omotats Explain ed to order at Away “Dincourtesy" 7 recepting the Mahogany Dine Prige 9800, 3, $375. $400 n Twin Hed Suite First Quality -' .- Full-fashioned Taken from regular stock ; Phomas Ken-| sp, pau, Sept, 7 wid ict No. 7, whe \ y of tl State Falr of s and newspapers declared to-day which T wu 00) lam \ t e re rteay’ shown lee-P id Meee Seite with | aah vad ao bi fie crown Seu 1y SALE PRICE—$556 e “There if ant Chairs, Tabies, Desks and other odd pieces at similar reductions Or sad. Ll 2 I'he convention will get’ down to tginally 2.95 PanicKy avi , a row Tie Heaton! eat at r speaking an hour 2 There wi ve no ana et MINE ee af ctee as atthe abate “avere uty Thonet WANNER Co., Inc. atreties oP iste di iaeth eer Suyvs ° y ( ad}a f coi it mpted to mM dd reas, SON ENT “ = f airs O eer SI se 1 é : hie Aol Ee : ornmntttea auae broke (Cut AEEINIC ate com: MADISON AVENUE, Corner 47th Street pemeon ee er niles UUSHECE firs Liaison W ith Vieket Hee eae denen’ wit ue GlNden Hie Apauch and wetleed) Tia] and evening shades. i mak Cleit TERE (Dl Ae ATGRUIOR AA ORS “Tew , The thermometer me a Recompanied by Holice nn tii ae divomeAclion « tentative ec , —-— —-—- Enright, to whom he referred as “an Meredith Towne indsc old friend 2.95 _| R. Towne, ax . We Connection With 29 One Establishment in the Work’ {| with whom he eloped whit ane employed in the Yale and ‘Ty Originally 3.95 yt Stamfore, filed in t ee eee ene eu 833 pairs of ingrain sheer silk hose, in black, Nolan, a ticket seller of the] ABVENTRES STItt, RLOCK SEN- THIRTY FOURTH STREET white, and street and evening colors. New York, New Haven and Hartfo ANE ON LGOE t, EIGES i | Raliroud Wt Rive Sa Se oe Wage Mr. Woodin ti poainted as hil york n year ago after sp tis forty-se e tion Attorney forthe Wea oe mother wio had persue in were Originally 3.50 to 3.95 of New York tu give up his project ¢ earning the equitable ° ban Raker, Trusteee of thelown jiving in a Detroit aujomobilr 1 and to prevent an Relief Administration, -has| factoryy:~ °. been made executive assistant, Also} = Mr. Woodin has retained permanently the three sub-committees of the Gov- ernor’s Advisory Coal Commission which he suceceded. For the present The Grand Prize Mr. Woodin's office will be at No. 165 Broadway. 1a HOT WAVE CONTINUES slabs taidel THE WEST wd d VACUUM CLEANER 1614 pairs silk hose with open-work clocks; also some lace boot hose. Black and colors. Three Worth frocks seen on “The Drive’ this week— MAIN FLOOR The one on the extreme left exemplifies the front drape— in Canton Satin at 65.00. In the centre a frock of Renee ‘ Crepe at 50.00 wears plaited cHacaao Sept. Tr-The heat wave Nei. continued to Wold thie part of the The Eureka Saves Energy p ern Ke) ers ; 1h AML ce fat Why continue to wear yourself out uselessly Raat Toate wee eisai Rees chasing dust and dirt with old fashioned brooms The right hand frock of Can West 42d St. (Between sts and 6thAves.) West 43d St. every State of the Middie Went yeater- and sweepers? Thousands upon thousands of ton Satin shows looped panel day and threatened to fall again t d Sea * | I: UREKA id = Cooler weather Inte Friday or Saturday modern women are using the I. and sav drapery—75.00. was the cheering word ffom the ing their energy. You, too, should have one. . | S ° ji . la Weather B here, + = Py D: ences Of uecatialiana ied ‘anand Any EUREKA dealer or ourselves will gladly tet_you )pecta isplay of deaths from the heat were reported, try it free in your own home. Call at your dealer's or write Schools were closed in many cities at or phone our nearest store. Sold on easy terms, noon. Crops, eapectally cor ere re- 7 ported burning up from the Intense heat EUREKA VACUUM CLEANER CO., in Kansas, Nebraska, Oklahoma, In NEW YORK, 31 West 43d Street, Vanderbilt 4541-2 ings and Michigan, Belvidere, Tiihols; BROOKLYN, 346 Livingston Street, Sterling 4656-7 Jinéoln, Nebraska, and Mason City, IEW. Y 4 Jown.”,,reported the highest tempern NEWARK, 22 William Street, ‘Market 9418 tuwe, 192. IMPORTED CORSAGE & HAIR ORNAMENTS Now that fashion sounds the note of elaboration, these eve- ning costume accesso- ries follow suit, and New—Like the Autumn— America’s Ried Sredie ° Specialists ~~ Smart Crepe Silk Frocks OPPENHEIM.CLLINS & © And Tailored Cloth Frocks ies Very Sp ecial Values—F r, iday 3 ()-90 , Corsage Garlands and Ornaments vie with the gowns themselves in splendor and beauty; in flowers. of all colors, or ornamental black and silver effects. The hair bandeaux, Extraordinary Values—Individual Styles soft and any is sean, Ca vices sxe “re f In their gracious lines these frocks remind one of costumes either in shimmering tlver or \ ‘mn! of great ladies long ago—with their jeweled or trailing em ioe of bilan iN ee braided girdles, long or wide sleeves, drapery and pointe. wl 4 aa J $6.50 0 $40 Autumn Hats | ramelicor Unusually Becoming Because of Boys’ School Suits Smart Feathers, Monkey Fur or Tinsel | we ad Priced for Friday and Saturday Very Specially Priced at So excellently tailored and finished 2 ilk Ni 00 ge nee at ae 1000 Silk Night Gowns Sida pe pe nh idea oF good value. Small hats, sports Boys’ All-Wool Suits in fancy’ mixtures i and blue cheviot. Sport or plain models; both hats, tailored hats Seine Core, Ce ie and dress hats, Tri- lined, trousers fullcut. Sizes 7 to 18 years. cornes, modified pokes, off-the-face Special at $12.50 models, turbans and go on to the limit of the-new Of Heavy Quality coe de Chine beautifully Lace trimmed and tailo Flesh, peach and orchid. Large hats, as the one pictured with its soft edged brim and side trimming of contrasting vel- vet. By far thebest- looking hats we have seen for This Has It Makes Little Difference What You Need— | $10.00 $70.00 mode. oe J he "hy, 4 ai . A World “Want” Ad. Will Go and Find ye \ if “A New Satin Costume Slips In Black and Navy Blue Graceful straight-line models of heavy Satin fin=) ished with deep hems and Satin shoulder straps. | 13. 05