The evening world. Newspaper, September 21, 1922, Page 20

a apie « bln einmrrymene here alana meee saan BROOKLYN, N. Y. Al [ NAM M. M @ SON Velveteen s1.20 uativy or Preuy Frocks —and for trimmings, too! It’s fedtured in all the new fash- TheNAMM IDEA-—ToBuy for Cash, to Sell for Cash—B igSales,SmallP rofits 20 ESE oie (n which he was sald to ute q 9 | Pnanctal intorest Mr. Thompuon, wn expert riflemen a . ’ for years maintained u large shooting | i | RISMAN AND preserve near Red Bank, N, J. Only & few days ago his * Won on one if the local race courses, I ch and Wis a member of Seal Bik Expert Rifleman Had Been Il Only Two Weeks in a Hospital. NEWS FOR FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1922, see ce St e Racquet and T and the Piping Rock. JAMES WATSON HL James Watson Hughes, » State Island broker and died yesterday of heart die Kore Avenue hom New Dorp, ™M of Aurora 5 nn faland the his wife funeral will be held at the lonv ty Witham Payne Thompson. titty, | aay. Interment will be In ¢ wealthy sportwman of Westbury, 1. i Z., in bis early days a teader of the younger set in Manta terday In Presbyterian Mospital « two weeks’ Ulness.. Mr 7 ions and enjoys.a happy reputation for excellent wearing 88e service. This is a 29-inch width—of a good rich black and high pile. y owner, 19 Namm's—Mais Floor Bargain Friday Brings Big Savings in Fall Needs. [ area Mee" | Sale: 250 New Fall Dresses s] 25 years ago, according toa recent trade report: dled yes- awieh yeste vate. had not been well for sever Finke 1 { But tast year the pendulum ‘swung in the e e i . but his friends were not ularmed tintil ride gave her opposite direction and over 90° of women's ' ot be was tuken to the hospital the fidegroom) his 1 clothes was purchased ready made. @¢@ ) i The funvrul will be held in St. Bur 4 ee reason for this is simple. Home dress aeaeeth Seana tran? making was formerly an economy but modern tholomew's Chureh, Park Avenuc and [SSP ROT RE MCE! manufacturing methods have made it an ex- Bist Street, to-morrow morning al : travegance: @6@ 10.80 o'clock, Interment will be pri t / 4 No individual can successfully compete to-day with quantity production, which has brought In a Score of the Loveliest of Autumn's Fashions : ty debiaioen, aid bie. widow, “who sins lle erie anya al a Ata Price For Which 15 Base: Stari Si ee eae Ream The Materials Alone ) ° on eee of Edith Bight vo] Models, Sopt. 21, 1922. B. H. N. | ad Could Hardly Be Had p shore “hod Oy Lia Noone oaiein ibs ah Tl exe are the materials of which they are made:— Both were wealthy and Mr. Thowp f want to buy!” gon had just tasted fume as part owner of L’Aloucttc, winner of thw Futurity a few days previously. Me . | ‘That Futurity was called a gentlo- — ; fen’s Handkerchiefs, Bal Full size hemstitehed Handkerchidfs that men's race be: tinguished \ . bg lol retin dere it will pay to buy by aha even if they é sportsmen sent horses to tho barrier. \.& newspaper extimated that only one are fleHely imperfect. Ht spoetont these 47e Friday Barg ain i Silk Canton Crepe i Brocaded Silk and Wool Crepe Silk Fashion-kriit Fine Poiret Twill ‘ Tee modes and the elaborate ones of Autumn fanc All modified by. esti good taste. Dresses with the new manner of tucking. . . fi leating . . of embroidering in or silk or braid. New braided styles and the fashion of cable-cord girdles. Side-draped dresses, owner was. worth less than $1,000,000 would be 10¢ and 123g¢ eae Namm's—Maia vor @ The use of beaded girdles and smart ornaments. Colors, black, navy, brown. ‘ 5,000,000. - \ Maer Hhemfanre: etait tien wae ‘ 4 | 69c Venise Collar Laces 390¢ ‘ Sizes in the Collection: For Women 34 to 44; For Misses 14, 16, 18, 20. AC ac Sern estimated at $2,500,000 A wide variety from which to choose — * He was the so of Col. William P. ‘AUSPICES AUTONORILE HEREMANTS Asse i in white and cream egtor, and was born in Peters- id Nanmn’s—Main. Floor He entered Harvard Uni- $1.50 Fouritain Pens versity but illness prevented. grad tion, He studied the mining indus Sat.Sept. 23,30 ‘ W.L. DOUGLAS *5 6 *7 & *8 SHOES aiwonn are actually demanded year after year by more people than any other shoe in the world ‘BECAUSE Self-filling pens with 14 kt, gold points — 83e. will not leak—elip Shrnchied. War tax extra, Namm's—Matn rea $1 Washable Gauntlets smartness and practicality conibine to lad brin hese washable fabr - 8 ray lets in grey, old ivory, brown. 8 6 to 7) Namm'e—Main Floor 79c Stamped Luncheon Sets Unbleached mualin asserts its popularity > once again in these Sets that are so A8e pretty after their patebwork embroidery is finished, The sets consist of alunch cloth and four napkins, Namm's—Third Floor Ingrain Silk Hosiery Women's pure dye ingrain wilh pe hosiery, double silk garter tops and $l 33 $4 Warm, Pretty Plaid Blankets, Looler Nights Make Everybody Look to the Housekeeper for Blankets ! Pair Nainm’s Can Supply the Needs. HERE'S unusual VALUE in these Blankets. Woven in_ large; attractive plaids of various colors. They are warm and durable. -In the 66x80 inch size. Even if you don’t need Blankets now, better stock up when these are available in $2.97 Bargain Friday selling. 19¢ Muslins Den. ean, san $9.09 12%c Towels ite MEO ny otal eee SHaRne Comfurtabless: oper 2 Red bordered: ones, with bleached; excellent for Of flowered silkoline over white cotton fillings. These hemmed ends; bleache pillow covers; J Q14Z@ Comfortables are both pretty and practical. No mis- poly sid for ani 10e yard .......5.., talsing their value at $2.09. ay use; ac! Namm's—Third Floor For style, material and Wark) H soles.” Full fashioned, in black, manship they are unequaled, white and a gdod assortment of colors. Very H slight imperfections. Namm's—Main Floor Protection against. unreason- able profits is guaranteed by the ) Podmore Skint Success Seep 25¢ = S0e Hair Ribbons , $2 Net Guimpes #189 Dressed Dolls ll * Hay’s 50c Hair Health, 33e i Hennafoam Shampoo, 50¢ size, 2Be 26c Seidlitz Powders, finest grade in tin boxes 14¢ Namm's--Main Floor J.J.Clark’s 42cSe wingCotton) 4a Black or white, Nos. 60, 60, 70, Dozen afforded by the W. L. Douglas \ ‘Trade Mark. W. L. DOUGLAS shoes are put intoall of our 110 price stamped on every pair. Tomorrow the Special price is 2 cakes for 5 uy ¥ of inf ino i And other ‘well-known Toilet Goods are featured | Exéellent choice of weaves and colors $ 23 econ in Friday. 19ve given them confidence in Dr, Charles's (Yiesh Food, 60¢ size, "ie | $y 44 lL shoes and in the protection ) Tintex, 26c size. 120 | J 29¢ O1RES and novelties in light and gark col- ( ‘OOD size, 17 inches * tall—made with stuffed bodies, com- osition heads and ands, hafh wife, and cunningly dregsed in ging- RISP dave when gne wears sweater, /stit or sleeveless frock, the demand is brisk for net Guimpes. stores at factory cost. We do BOYS’ SHOES $4.00 & $4.80 Sewing machines and nimble fae rs are flying these orings with particular Exceedingly pretty ham with sunbonnet to not make one cent of profit until , days making new things for family and home. emphasis on pretty Dres- sleeved models engagingly match. the shoes are sold to you. It is | [¥. £. Douglas name and iter 24e Rubber Pants for Baby, each 15e dens. trimmed with. laces are se worth dollars for you toremem- | / 'M¢ it tnown shoe Trade Merl Stor 400.) Flesh of white. to be had in white and $3.25 Doll Carriages, % enone im the world. It stands for thehigh- 6c Safety Pins, assorted sixes; guarded coil, 3340 , cream color, with Tuxedv $2.19 ber that when you buy shoes | et sandurd of gmality ai the lowest Dozen, 39. Ribbons that make crisp, or rounded necklines at sone at our stores apiaa tga Ad ays ang price Dressmakers’ 15¢ Brass Pins, 14 ib. box. 10e perky Hair Bows and also Bargain Friday’s price Rubber tired dark YOU PAY ONLY ONE PROFIT. PEE RMEE 08 IRENE roe Enameled A tockiy Peed: + ei ae piece Be fashion fancy work. of $1.44. green wooden bodies. be to 24e English Twi 0, yd. piece 8e ; e 2 cages where you live, shoe dealers can supply you with 6 for 45¢ — Namn'e—Main Moor Namm's—Main Floor Heme le= Mele Testy amen’ e Moneta Tie L. Douglas shoes. They cost no more in San Francisco . they do in New England. i COMPARE our $7 and $8 shoes withany —— $10 or $12 shoes made, Ht not for sale In your violnity, send for free catalog. 34 WER NANT SS If no.dealer in your town han- 1, Douglas shoes, write today for exclu. ane rights ier handle this quick-selling, quick turn-over line, Presiden! W. L. Douglas Shoe Co,, HeGoregles 5%; iaataitun sy o "5 $1.50 Marquisette Curtains Men’s Natural Wool Save Half—As Much as You Spend! Underwear, $] Picture to yourself Curtains of a quality that el apd Friday brings lowest underwear prices of the ou generally pay $1.50 for—and which you | 7 | | Cc These shirts and drawers are of natural wool, -—~o feel are worth much more—and you can shirts sizes 84 to 44, drawers sizes 82 to 44. form an opinion of these. Of an extra fine Women’s Vests and Pants Men’s $1.69 Union. Suits Marquisette, in white and Arabian; finished i pass sie Newstpmete! 420, Mavens $1.1 tights, in regular and and ecru color, long sleeves, r 75¢ Dutch 3 kle length. Sizes 3 ;. eae STORES IN GREATER NEW YORK: 8175 Radraom Saltos at ed ihe @ extra sizes. ankle length. Sizes 34 to 46 x BROOKLYN * 5524 Fifth Ave., cor, 56th St. 25c to 29¢ Pretty : sees ae Vloor Well = ith neat lace edgi ell made; wi neat ce ing. * aero Cretonnes, 14¢ j iines Sa.) % 206 Broadway, near Thornton St. For Bargain Consisting i Third A Krenn x 1307 Brwadwas, cor. Gaten Ave. Friday $ of Four oe een dace Light and dark combinations. z Third Ave., #859 Manhattan Ave. ten Greenpoint Only at Pieces In neat panel effects. Close to | For almost every purpose. re Third Ave.’ ba Tab & Mit St | 449 Fulton Street half saved, “Sad Bighth, Avenue * 49 Knickerbocker Ave. | COMPARE them with Bedroom Suites elsewhere at this i hoc Lace Panta 106 15e Curtain Scrim & Yonkers—19 N. Broadway * Union Hilo Breen Avs. price! Shop the whole city over and we doubt if you will motif appliqued on good Ti/ + jewark—831 Broad Street find any got EARLY like them. grade of net, Plain white and Arabian with Gtores marked with a * carry coi Beautiful ivdry enamel finish; dresser, chifforobe, vanity 1 $3 Repp Dr: 1.55 striped borders or colored floral dressing table and bow-énd bed. Ps dies A ror 1,55 | borders and centres. windows. Plain colors. 2 Namm's—Third Floor " A Sale! $1 Aluminum ‘$40 Axminster and "96° Saucepots and Pans Velvet Rugs Saucepots, in Saucepans ir 4qt. Size; 4-qt. Size ; i. : With a Cover. Cc ea. With a Cover Economy the “Buyword” of Thies Bargain Friday Sale! 11 . Hundreds of housewives getting their homes ready for Nes many more af Chase Amastagiy Good left, and Guplicaten, wil Fall will appreciate such exceptional values~in needed Corns Lift Right Off: Pe ae ee cof muc The Velvet Rugs in this lot are seamless. Size 9x12 Housewares. : These are just a few of Friday’s Bar, : feet. y's gains, de No Pain at All $175 Living Room Suites $60 and $65 Wilton $85 Reversfble Wool 2 Another MARVELOUS value! Words fail to g Velvet Rugs, $44 Rugs, $17.50 : express the real beauty and value of these Most of these at less than actual All wool, in plain blue, gray, rose, bet Sines 814x104 and x12 ft. brown, green and taupe, 9x12. laid Li t $1.35 In noleum—sq. yd. Mit 92¢ LA Alag bec teen cpt Bg = lay Sq. Yd. 59¢ Aluminum $1 Preserving 4-Pe. Canister Apply a few drops of Freezone’ upon that bother- some corn, instantly it stops hurting; then shortiy you lift A Suites—you must see them. They are made in Queen Anne design, tapestry or velour upholstered. | Settee, arm and wing chairs. ‘ that sore, touchy corn right $8 Cottage Beds $12 Mattresses 5 off, root and all, without the ’ $4.44. ° 89,24. ~ Saucepan Kettles Sets, Only slightest Pain or soreness, - $1 Cork Linoleum 50e Felt Floor Tk 35c 69c ’ One dt the BIGGEST bedding Roll. edge, cotton filled; full 1 rolls; 2 yds. wide: Pull rolls and perfect ue Full 1/4 quart size; 10-quart size; white © White enameled tin End Any Corn or Callus values in many & day weight, covered with good grade Full rolls; 2 yds. wide; Qe quality—a quality that By well-known MIR- enameled, with with covers: for f ” if. fi You must see these! ticking. All sizes, cork and burlap back; will wear for years and Sq. RO maken handle, Friday. Tiny boities of “Freezone” cust Nastia teeciaint eek sanitary, highly polished surface, yours. Namm's—Fourth Floor but few cents—drug stores