The evening world. Newspaper, September 29, 1922, Page 13

Unable to Resist Auction Lure Women Bid High for Capitol Junk|s : 2 . One Pays Big Sum fer Rug That Statesmen May Have gen : 9 Trod; “Loo's at the Dust They Left, Says Rival Bidder. WASHINGTON, Ser & 29 man. Collectin one of his represent day and ring a Auction news tra‘pely swiftly, and fn a little while had arrived. “Sor ge threadbare rugs ae oon td | pencil stripes, a jower which esmen might have} which long stoode in Champ Clark's tread; old water coolers of the type}office, and counted it a bargain: Jang cutlawed; filing cabinets that] A woman, stunning in a new frock corner of the kitchen]which reached below the tops of -her and old} boots and in a big black hat with a : ‘id rest his| red bird anchored on the starboard weary bony, ed up as|side, paid $19.50 for a rug out of the quickly as if they had come from]|Speaker's lobby. ‘Look at.the feet Westminsigr Abbey that have travelled over it,” she ex- man in a brown derby]}claimed as she boosted she price the n reen after|last two bits. used to fit| “And look at the dust they teft,’ open tixeplace at Thomas|said a rival as she quit bidding at home. It looked quite as $19.25 Uncle Sam has put one over on the junk- lot of truck scattered about tae house office building, tives hired an auctioneer ax. 8 boy to go out yester- 4 army of women |old as th: support of Tiernan’s claim that he Is not the father. With a deciston expected Saturday in the paternity suit at South Bend, Dr Abrams r 1 to the test with- put court In . Poulin refused ubmit to the test. Prof. ‘Tiernan afd if Poulin is freed of the charge he would continue his efforts to prove hls former friend is Billy's father. , Billy, While here Prof. Tiernan said the im- n says, is] pulse which impelled him to question of South] publicly the paternity of his Wife's third uth Bend | child was based on a belief in the “sin- yesterday afte effort to get] gle standard” of morals. ‘I submitted Dr. Albert Abrams, California scien-| my wife and myself to the ugly glare of fist, to make © private blood test in! publicity solely that justice might be ST IS REFUSED FOR TIERNAN BABY Hoped to Show us Not Father. a John P. Tier- Py ofessor THe CHICAGO, + man, professor of ‘University, his wife z whose father Harry Poult Bend, Ind. ruette Dame FOR OTHER GIMBEL NEWS SEE PAGES 15 AND 18 GIMBEL BROTHERS Buster Brown Shoes For the Folks Who Come | Shoe-Shopping Saturday Misses’ School Shoes : Special $3.95 | Mahogany calf; rubber heel. Sizes 11} to 2. .ii' Children’sSchool j Shoes : Special $3.65 Mahogany cate spring heel, Sizes 8)2 to 1 Growing Girls’ Shoes : Special Boys’ School Shoes : Special $4.45 Mahogany calf; rubber heel, Sizes 1 to 6. $4.65 Mahogany calf; rubber heel, Sizes 244 to 7. Buster Brown Shoes in All Sizes for Boys and Girls from Infants’ 6 to Growing Girls’ 7; $3.25 to 8.45 MAIL ORDERS FILLED GIMBELS SHOE SHOPS—Sevond and Fourth Floors i BENNY LEONARD SIGNS UPas Rata had of Mra, Leh bind or WITH RAYMOND HITCHCOCK. : i: Greatent ducer WAL in “Hitehy Koo, 1 the fight with an artist as Shubert sald yes' moves with the grace of his foot work that night was worthy of the Ballet Russe.” Benny is a dancer, through that phase of training to per- fect footwork, which in ring ¢ and cultivated manner, it {8 predicted he will please his followers in the the atre as he has in the admitted that while have a regular part big prize fight scene with Benny tn tights and with the mits on. “Hitchy Koo, 1922" sentation the latter part of November TODAY See Pages 12 Lightwetgnt fry to Kee ats, Of good appearance Fife. Bi Westinghouse $11.00 $9.00 srs iy Kentenber... 1950 B.00 ring. Mr. Shubert Polar Cub there will be one Mail Orders. . REARN Fail Dresses Coats and Hats At prices that are a windfall of savings to their purchasers Mi isses’ Sample Misses’ Fall Coats Women’s and Misses’ on |WOMAN HAD MILLIONS, |g BORROWED, $50,000 # Angie er of the Sleep Pro- ainda y to pay t Awake teage and ‘Trus which Mrs, Boott e back the $175,000 tn lateral, an came as # ate, as Mrs ealthy, leavin: =e SEC Ee VS BO 27. panther, and reste Electric stter since all boxers go is Leonard's forte | Big «Our LLEU RICAL & ENGINCERING co, ] 716 Eighth Ave. (45th) Yeyant 6974 a eeenceraerenceeaenasensaenssnes {is due for pre- STORE OPEN 9 TO 5:30 TOMORROW Misses’ atroiier Lot Dresses Special 13.77 Lhe dress illustrated is of navy blue Poiret twill with combination of embroidered coral or Copenhagen blue duvetyn. Navy, black and brown in the lot. Samples are always the cream of the as- sortment. Bought in the reg- ular way would sell at $24.73 to $29.73. 13.88 Were $19.73 \| Two smart models, one sketched left has beavereite collarand cuffs and is well lined and interlined, the other style, pictured Right iain novelty hea- , ther mixtures and _herring- bone patterns. * It is also lined throughout. Fall Hats 3.75 Were $4.94 to $7.50 Many sample hats are in this group, Velvet models in small and dress shapes, as well as felt hats, beauti- fuly trimmed with feathers, embroideries and ornaments, These can be had in every color that the new season has made fash- tonable, , 14 and 35 for Other Hearn Advertising 1872 NEW YORK Our Golden Anniversary Y ear g LEXINGTON 10 THIRD AVENUE {eer A) 59TH TO 60TH STREET 1922 SEPT. Tomorrow, Saturday, Last Day of Our SSTof VALUES Every Item Priced Below Cost, At Cost or Slightly Above Cost ‘@ Men’s2-Trouser one $24.75 fs grade tailoring throughout. e to ea regulars, longs, Men’ s Roxford’s UnionSuits, 85c f From Roxford Knitting Mills. j LX Heavy Derby ribbed Union } suits, ankle } length, rein- { forced. Per- fect fit. In Silver Cay and Peeler @ —& Sizes 34 to 50, Men’s All-Linen Handkerchiefs 6 for $1.19 All linen initial handker- Script or block letters. n assortment of initials. Mai Floor. Men's Silk Socks (Nu Toe) 38c pr. Reinforced heels and double soles. Cordovan, Gray, Navy, Black. Main Floor Men’s Flannel Pajamas, $1.29 Made of heavy weight Uut- ing Flannel; trimmed with silk loops and pearl buttons. Sizes Ato D. Main Floo Boys’ Wool Knickerb’kers $1.49 A variety of neat mixt os 7 to 18 years. Vain Floor. Boys’ and Girls’ School Hose 19¢ pr. Fine derby ribbed, in mec weights. Albstrictly first ity. Black and Cordovan. s 615 to 11 Main Floor Three- Ere pitiet $14, 25 and t me clive pat- outside ‘isette Curtains, 90cpr. ty M All-Steel Beds $4.95 Bed is made with 1 1-16-inch | continuous posts with five fi { in bead and foot. Can be ha | in either white or ivory finish | in the following sizes: 3.0, 4.0 ; and full sizes. | Fourth Floor, | Embroidered | Serge, $2.59 yd. 66 inches wide. In Black, Navy and Brown; border em- broidered in new combinations of colors. Suitable for skirts and dresses. Main Floor. Women’s Radiet Silk Slips, $2.59 The new Dresses. for Fall require these soft silk slips, Made of good quality Radiet Silk, Le Black, Henna, Taupe, Brown, Floor, | Women’s Heatherbloom Petticoats,$1.23 Pretty flowered patterns, | made with deep flounce, hem. | stitched and pleated, Elastic be.t. Sizes 48 to 56 inch hip. Second Children’s All $2.47 Coat and pull-over styles, Fall | weight, suitable for school wear, | Buttons ¢ up: to neck, buttoned belt and close fitting cuffs, pockets. Buff, Brown, Peacock, Maroon and heather mixtures. Second Floor, Imported ' Beaded Hand | Bags for 0D | Bes autiful Hand | .ov importation Closely I d in pretty combination ¢ colored beads in floral de- ~ Adjustab'e e dy Draping AuK Figure naa $6.95 Grocery pecials Wool Sweaters | | No Mail or Phone Orders | , Embossed Velour Portieres q [4 $10.95 pr. Beautifully embossed. — In | color combinations suited to any | interior--Blue and Rose, Blue and Brown, Blue and Gold, all Blue, Green and Rose, Blue and Mulberry, 26 inches wide and 7ft. 6 in. long. Overdraperies to Match Portieres $3.49 Pair Made of same material as por- tieres with scalloped centre val- ance. 6 ft. 6 in. Third ¥ Mahogany - Finis Tambour Clocks for $6.95 Reliable American eight-da: movement. Clocks of four ‘ait. ferent designs. Striking the hour and half hour on a cathe- dral gong. 9 inches high, 20 inches long. Main Floor Notions Darning Cotton, 3 Balls for 19c—Large ball, 80 yards. Silk finish. Four ends. Double Mesh Hair Nets, As for 25¢ — Full size. Cap shape. Warranted perfect. All colors except white and gray. Slipper Trees, 3 Pairs, 19¢— Large or small toe. Housework Aprons, 25¢ — Rubberized Gingham. Bead ut jet, blue, green, bronze, sphinx and steel, Per bunch 5e French cut steel beads, Size 10. Per bunch +. 25e Swinging Photo Frames, 95¢ -tone finish. Complete and back, all read; for photograph. In’ sizes 5x7, 6x8, 7x9, 5X0. Lex. Ave. Level. V elocipedes $7.95 ‘Tubular Ball-bear- ¢ | ing, extra heavy » tired wheels, Sy g saddle, Ryb- ber grip Walking and lalking Dolls $1.14 rh all sa mamma Cott tuffed 1 D. Genuine Fox Scarf for Fall $15.00 quality skins made or fall wear des of Brown Women’s | Flanne ete | Pajamas, $1.17 Good flannelette assorted Stripes. Two piece mfidy style, trimmed with poekets and braid. Second Flowr Girls’ Bue Serge Regulation Dresses, $3.50 All Wool. Pleated — skirg, regulation blouse with dep sailor collar, shield and, fit a cuffs. Three rows jf s¥ik braid trimming on collar aad cuffs. Gold or White braid. Two patch pockets aidd tie. Sizes 8 to 14 years. Second Floor Women’s _ Imported I<id G.oves, $1.39 Glace Kid, strap _wriist, em- broidered backs. Tan, Gray, Brown, Beaver. Main’ Floor Real Filet Laces iKdges and Insertings Real picot laces, edges and in- sertings, 9c. to 8}4 in. anaes and bands, 2 width, 65¢. age? to 4}4 in, wide, 75¢ and Nal to 8 fn. wide, $1.05 and $1.23. Main Floor. New Sik Overblouses $2.45 Crepe de Chine and Trico lette, beaded and fringe-trim- med styles, In new shades for Fall suits. Sizes 36 to 40. Second Floor. “Bloomingdale Special” Corset $1.69 Low bust model, made of Pink Coutil and reinforced over ab- Has graduated front elastic in back. Four pporters. Sizes 24 to 30, Second Floor, | Hand Bags $1.95 Newest Leather, Silk, and Duve Velvet Sea- est shapes. Choice linings. Fane covered frames. Col- | : Brown, black, navy, tan and gray | | | Main Fleer, Women’s Glove Silk Vests, $1.29 Heavy glove silk vests with bodice t reinforced under . and orchid, é P Women’s 2-Clasp Gloves 75e e kid, embroid- i Brown, ee ted