The evening world. Newspaper, September 22, 1922, Page 12

he M . AS Mi werly farm prices; must- alia the sppiieation of Mra. Sarah J. He Left F ‘ancy Iedora. DALLAS, Téx.. Sept. 22. 1200 Ma-Opening prices on bonds} WOMEN WHO WED as aks rae haope Street, Like a rat emboldened by sturva-| roosters have a legal right to ‘and stocks, grain, coffes and sugar: roklyn, for dissolution of her mar- tion, @ thief faced with the poast «i r wings and give vent to a lust fuldday farm prices; woather forecast] FOREIGNERS NOW js, Jacob Bowers under the] oy « tareheaded eutumn broke into heralding the advent of dawn 12.55 1,00 P, M.—Midday prices and bonds Schedule of baseball games; mualeai] Koual Rights ‘To Fem- pee eS aa of him for more} steteon, belonging to Assistant Dis-|tmaintalning a crowing fowl in viola 4.00 P, M.—Boores of league games; inine Population. ‘The Bowers were married tn April,|'tict Attorney Toblas E. Purcessl, at he heat Tatmainc oudes Crawicn closing prices on bonds and stocks, we 1903. Mrs, Bowers had then been altached to that court. held the crowing of roosters was not —.. =the ain en prdsdeak Harding te Ray sivnea widowd for thirty years and hal Mr. Purcell declared he would give] among tho prohibitions of tho ordt nb P. M.—Winal farm prices; weather] ¢ne lall which provides equal cit. | known Rowers for aix months, They| dollar to learn who took the hat.| nance reports; ehipping news; fron and stee! lived in New Market and Asbury] Instead of the fedora, an ancient a China,” the prologue of bcs ts telareing sroctameess SCAFFOLD COLLAPSE AY Rose," _ of Sure! pentier, 10.62 review. 845 P. M. 85, in Five Years. Cle Fh M—Attinetoe tee! KEEP CITIZENSHIP) “2° | 1 ee BON ey is ‘ : |, _ | sttil alive, Is eighty-five, according to] Market Court to-day and stole a high ani stocks, grain, coffee and sugar | resident Signs Bill Giving] her amdavit. She claims she has not|grade fedora hati To wit, one $12 senship for women, Under the ; - he] brown derby had been left. MPH! DIN ‘ rovisions of this law, er. | Park, N. J., and a year after t gd BAU, JUMPER HELD 1 810,000, ay ix Decorative Giese and Let mnie he eit bing iarringe went to Newark. There] Mr. Purvell placed his fedora on} (aries Anders, thirty, a chauffeur, Ai om oe arden, Maser vetains her ctivedatdd in Bowers, ste says, told her he was] his desk t™ the Magistrate's Cham !4¢ No, 323 Grand Strect was held for * ee utc aerion ty hi | this country. going on a short business trip and Representative Cable of Ohio, ly Reports on Lead-| author of the bill, was present LD Ret jor ‘when the President signed it, The pen he used will be presented to Mrs. Maud Wood Park, President of the National League of Woman Voters. The bill was indorsed by eight woman's organizations, pions deeeeentsy $1,000 REWARD IN FATAL furniture. of the Civil War. Puceli ‘The Dre Seri After Strike In Election of OMe: mitice mer,” Moore ‘ ! The Kings County Held. mocratic WEDDING SET ASIDE She Hasn’t Seen Husband, Roses” (Gena 5 x “Paycholoss WiZ—New: Mensel. 360 Metres Popoular selections. Justice Callaghan reserved decision M.—Stories for the children fin Brooklyn Supreme Court to-day on urged her to visit relatives in Brook- lyn, Sho returned to Newark in five days but he was not thero and she found, sho says, that he had sold the Mrs. Bowers thinks that, if she can obtain dissolution of the marriage, she can obtain a Government pension because her husband was @ veteran aaa) BROOKLYN DEMOCRATS OPEN DRIVE TO-NIGHT { General Com- Sow tt BVENTNO WoRTD, FRIDAY, BEPTEMBER ~ RADIO BROADCASTING fe ree tae | WEDDING WANTS [Old Brown Derby|\\.)'\% wits sive (Blltott), “1 by ¥ Crowns Theft of |roostER’s CROW His New $12 Hat Prosecutor Finds It Where Lusty Greeting to the Dawi Upheld by Court. Ing to an opinion given by Cor ution Court Judge P. B, Craw ford. A Dallas citizen was charged wit! the Magistrate's chambers at [ese> OUR own eyes can appraise the Gen- P, M.—Arlington standard time See aT aceeuaymick Weak surface beauty of furniture, but how Weather forecast. love Fifth Avenue, Brooklyn, to organiza far will you permit your own judg- w kK and elect of: Tt is ee a (ae OR—Newar' of the present officers, Including Brig, : . : : 360 Metres Wee ty woke the g We Barry) Chattinans gi ment to decide its inbred quality and be prano. Aria from fort del the rope had been backed. paign in Brooklyn. Tomorrow—Last Day! McCreery Furniture Week OR the final day of McCreery Furniture Week there will be a special grouping of Furniture at Half Price, every . piece of which is Master-Made and worthy of the home. In addition to this Half Price group there are many specials in a wide assortment for you. And right when so much new furniture is needed, too! Ten-piece Dining Room Suite. illustrated in dusty Wal- nut,—Buffet, China Cabinet, Extension and Side Tables, five side chairs and one arm chaif. Formerly 795 A few of the half price items listed for the last day of this sale are:— Ten-piece Dining Room Suite, Gray Three-piece Mohair Library Suite. Walnut. Formerly 495.00, 247.50 » Formerly 595.00, 297.50 Ten-piece Inlaid Dining Room Suite. Ten-piece meled Decorated Dining Formerly 695.00, 347.50 Room Suite. Formerly 875.00, 437.50 Ten-piece Mahogany Breakfast’ Room F 5 . “a vite 908 Four-piece Crotehed Mahogany Chamber Suite, Formerly 450.00, 225.00 Suite Formerly 695.00, 347.50 Ten-piece Anne Dir R “Aa waeet aa heal 75.00, 397.50 Parchinent Decorated Dresser . Formerly 75.00, 37.50 Ten-piece Italian model Dining Room i : Phe Suite, Walnut. Formerly 875,00, 437.50 Walnut Chifforobe. Formerly Sra0 28.75 Kight-piece Hand Decorated Chambe ‘ Buite Formerly 1550.00, 775.00 Walnut Chifforohe, Formerly 55 he 27.5 Light-piece Walnut Chamber Suite ee Formerly 705.00. 397.50 Walnut Dresser. Formerly 100,00. . i z . 50.00 Nine-piece Walnut Chamber Suite . Formerly 725.00, 362.50 Walnut Vanity Case. Formerly 57.50, ; ae : 5 28.75 Five-piece Decorated Breakfast Room rR - Suite. Formerly 125.00, 62.50 Walnut Toilet Table. Formerly 40.00, * . i Ye 20.00 Three-piece Library Suite, combination mohair and tapestry. Formerly 950.00 Mahogany Buffet. Formerly 90.00, 475.00 45.00 [Seventh Floor] a —— ley nvm avers WAMBS MeCreery & CO. ser srmen ted. the two were hoist el 5 ions will be adopted, it was T30 P. M—Readings, “Synopale of| (pe both men. ‘Tho Acme Company de-}snid, indorsing all the local candidates correctness of design ? Shakespearean Play: clares that a knot in “bor the party. The meeting will be the 3.00 P. M.—Songs by Blanche Lor-| ing the scaffold had opening gun of the Democratic cam- By coming to KELLNER’S you enjoy both the privilege of selecting the beautiful and the certainty of obtaining the lasting—even though prices are exceptionally modest. Queen “Anne Living Room suite, covered in a selection of Velour or Tapestry; removable Marshall spring cush- ions; spring edge seats; spring backs. 3 PIECES. $185 LEGAL IN DALLAS bers when he arrived at court this io Grand Jury In $10,000 ball by Mag- p ¥ h jolas \SIX SPLENDID RACES TO-MORROW, SATURDAY AQUEDUCT INCLUDING THE $10,000 Aqueduct Handicap The Bushwick Steeplechase Flushing Bay Purse KELLNER BROS. ‘Thirty One years selling Good Furniture Southeast Corner [5th Street_& Oth Avenue Always interesting, and helpful in se- lection, ar five Rooms"”— the de- lightful exhibit of home arrangement. You are lly invited to sec them. « dames McCreery & G0, scr srmeex Just in time for the final weeks of the Tennis and Golf Season Harry C. Lee and Horsman Tennis Racquets Our regular 3.50 and 4.50 To close out 1 OO each Golf Sticks Drivers, Brassies, Midirons, Mashies and Putters Our regular 2.25 quality To close out | 25 each (Sporting Goods Dept., Fifth Floor) A Final Clearance at Extremely Low Prices ; Island Court, Kiyn, to-day on a charge uf grand It was alleged that on July he- stole a touring car from Evangelist, No. 2468 Coney land Avenue, was arrested, Jumped bail, and has since served three New Je: ‘THE SUNDAY WORLD REAL ESTATE SECTION Lambert Brothers Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry $20 , NNOUNCEMENT made recently in Lam- A bert advertisements that enganeniantl anu weddings would be particularly numerous this Autumn is verified by the of- ficial records. One morning recently the Mar- riage License Bureau in New York issued 240 licenses in three hours, breaking all records. Simultaneously 85 couples were married. Rings for All Occasions ENGAGEMENT WEDDING _Fine Diamond Platinum Ring ae Engagement Ring delicately pierced ISkaret, $4.50 up $200.00 and carved, set 22-karat, $3.00 ile with | Harge and 8 jt chat Resende sma. i $25 to $3,500 $450" sme nite Judging by the very unusual recent demand for the famous Lambert diamond engage- ment and wedding rings, most of the 240 who secured licenses to wed and the 85 who were married must have purchased their symbols of engagement and marriage at Lambert Brothers. q The fame of the Lambert diamond engagement ring and the Lambert seamless gold or p!atinum wedding ring is countrywide. The Lambert diamonds are directly imported and mounted in the Lambert factory on the premises. (All Lam- bert jewelry is distinctive. Prices are right. Wrist Watches for Milady Actual Size 14-karat green gold wrist watch, em graved centre, 16 jeweled Gold filled ribbon wrist watches, as ome cere : Swiss move. $19 : ment... $45 Store open daily from 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. Third Avenue At the Corner of 58th Street PENNY A POUND PROFIT ° =a Pesce me Another “Big Three” Which Demonstrates on Our Leadership in Value Giving For Friday and Saturday The COVERED RAISINS All — seen, BGe | Three | SPICED OPERAS Pounds big Enevtere, 49¢ { for MILK CHOCOLATE Thre COCOANUT ROYALS 99c Elsewhere POUNDNET ‘CDC J wuie They Last Fancy Assorted Hard Candies The finest and most varied calestien ot long- c isior rede inseme MRIS “Old Dutch Style Cream Chocolates 39 c Ly Regularly 54¢. Special, POUND NET While They Last “We Also Offer:| Very High Grade | Assorted Chocolates | or Bonbons and Choc~ | olates in handsomely | decorated package. rate” 80c FOR EXACT LOCATIONS SEE TELEPHONE DIRECTORY REAL ESTATE ADVERTISEMENTS FOR MUST BE IN THE WORLD OFFICE BEFORE FRIDAY. CIRCULATION OVER 600.90 =