The evening world. Newspaper, October 13, 1922, Page 27

THE EVIGTED, HE ROAMS THE WOODS A WEEK, DES IN HOSPITAL University Graduate, Out of}! Work, Homeless, Perishes a Wanderer. Evicted. from a rooming house in}/ Brooklyn, because he had been out of work and unable to pay, J. W ho fora]! woods in the vicinity of Mount Ki died laat night in the Northern We chester Hospital, sooa after he had Deen taken there, Thurso, « draftsman, had been in the United states ten years, He was German and a university graduate. He had lived at No. 957 Berge: ) Brooklyn, in a rooming house con- ducted by Mrs. §, K. Sanford, a widow. Jt is suid that ten days ago. when he was four months in arrears fer room rent, the woman tol several farmers. One of them toc i him to the hospital in Mount Kise last night just before he died. Op a slip of paper in his pocket was written “If T um found dead, please notify Horst von Inerforth of Schvenheide, Germany.” SCHOOLBOY HELD AS THIEF. ids of 15 Aecanes of Financing Hanting Trip by Burglary. Frank Pettingill, fifteen. of No. 276 Warren Street, Brooklyn, a’ pubile|) ‘schoo! pupll, will appear to-day in the]! Children’s Cour: to answer charges of Fobbing three Court Street vlores. He Was wrested by Detective Murphy. To obtain equipment and the funds mecossary for u hunting trip, the young- ster Ia alleged to have broken Into the Stationery store of Abraham Kipetson, + No 285 Court Street grocery store at No. 2 and the hardware st tue! door by Emil Horshman. Merchandise || valued at about $500 was stolen. Real Foot | Comfort. at a New Low Pric Flexible Arch Shoes for Women 6.95 in al sizes and ql! widths Brooklyn's Best Known Shoe House 102-104 Myrtle Ave., Cor. Bridge St. BROOKLYN - Sale! | Men’s_ | Arch Support | Shoes’ $6:* Black Kid, Long Counter. Rubber Heels. Sizes @ to 11. | Widths B to EE. | MEADES * Kevokign + esi Known hor How 102-104 Myrtle Ave., Cor. Bridge St. ABRAHAM 6-ST Store Hours: 9 to 6:30 Egyptian Influences Beautify New Trimmed Millinery at $8.50 You will know them by their preference for gold and silver encrusted fabries that are all aglitter, and these draped into small fascinating turbans that are typt- cally Egyptian; one style is pictured. Of course, “Egyptian” i nant ‘style note of thi tion, as all gold or all s two-tone brocaded metallic fabrics design ‘harming small hats that will appeal to | tis miss or matron, and these varied by medium size or large picturesque shapes as sketched. The two-tone color schemes for many of the hats are brown overlaid with aoe or silver, blue with silver or black «silver or gold. Monkey fur and novelty~ ornaments are distinctive trimmings, and the wonder is that they are‘only $8.50. A. & BS. demanine, Bast. Misses’ Coats and Suits Three Smartest 2 4. 9 b} Modes at ° Style achievements at a sale price! You couldn’t ask for more completely smart gar- ments—each model is a new fall fashion note delightfully youthful and especially delight- ful at this moderate A. & S. price! The Coats are in the two styles illustrated; they are of bolivia and Normandy cloth, in navy, brown, and black; silk lined and inter- lined. The bloused style has large beaver- ette collar and loose sleeves; the straight line model is cleverly stitched, and has a panel back and large’ self collar. The Suits are jaunty affairs of checked . tweed,- new double-breasted models, with semi-box coat and tailored sleeves and pockets. Tan, grey, and brown; sizes 14, 16, 18. A. & 8.—Second floor, Central, Men’s shop has entrance on Hoyt St.— no need to go through the main store. heavyweig! that can’t irritate the softest skin. oppressive. buttonholes. Sizes 36 to 46. and kidskin, tan calfskin, brogue lasts, offering tomorrow. Men’s Union Suits, $1.69 A maEhty good garment of sanitary bleached t white cotton, with a soft, fleecy interior Warm, but not Made for long wear, but not bulky. Like all our union suits, they’re, finished with “Flatlock” seams, double sewed buttons, and reinforced A. & 6.—BStreet floor, Bast. Men’s High Shoes & Oxfords, $6.95 | Men’s T-wo-Trouser Suits $31.75 Be ready when the weather breaks into real, nippy, invigorating fall days and nights! Get that new suit tomorrow, when the selection here in the men’s department is still complete, with all the newest and finest fabrics and most pleasing patterns and colorings. And get a two-trouser suit. It’s a big economy, to begin-with. Youalways ’ have an extra pair of trousers pressed and ready. You keep both fresh and new by wearing them alternately. We're ready to show you newer styles and more conservative styles— - mixturés, stripes, plain effects, blues, browns; tans and Oxford grays. You'll like the tailoring and smart lines of , these suits. And, if you prefer, there are two-trousér suits at $37.50. Fall Top Coats @ Winter Overcoats $29.75 to $49.75 As & 8.—Street floor, Hoyt strevt Twenty new, stylish fall models grouped at $6.95. This special price on high shoes is for tomorrow only. Smart, latest-thing styles for the young man who wants brogue lasts, with wing tips; more conservative mogels for the man who prefers plain tips; medium or round toe lasts. 1n the high shoes you'll find tan calfskins and cordovans, medium and dark tan; and black calfskin straight blucher models, in valords, black, and tan Norwegian grain brogue lasts; black and tan kidskin; genuine cordovan; and light Take advantage of this economy A. & B.—Sodond floor, Hoyt treet, laced or only one dorni- eresting collec- EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER BROOKLYN &== Rus Collared Coats $29.95 fashioned of Polaire cléth, made with shawl collars of selected Raccoon fur, in brown and Sorrento. One of the lowest: priced fur collar coats in all New York. Sizes 10 to 16. 3 —e—O brown, blue cr heath Sizes 6 to 16. Clever Junior coats, Every Splendid Model Made Expressly to cA. & S. Order We know thes’! are wonderful coats at this price, because we know ‘what superior fabrics and excellent .workmanship were; used in them. the jaunty styles t)hat will most appeal to Junior tastes. Top Coats, $9.95: > Double-brifasted styles of herri » Mixture-—all wooll—limed and interlmed. Two difé ferent modelsg made with 2 or 4 er mixttres. Boys’ Overcoats. Of Germania Chinchilla $14.75 Here’s a value that will bring boys to this active department to- morrow! There are just 250 over- coats of the real ‘‘Germahia” chin- * chilla, noted for its warmth and \ wearing qualities, at a price much lower than we have been able to mark them in years. = Splendid armeote wool-lined, with heavy, Heecy, plaids Smartly styled, with convertible collar and patch pock- ets. Two colors: Cinnamon brown and navy blue. Sizes 3 to 10 years. Chinchilla polo caps are $1.59 rode hi ila tams are A, & &.—Becond floor, Went The Leonie Collar, $2.29 vogue, Mats panel effect They are made of very Venise lace, others are of V match; also Val. lace. able long slender line, front of the collar are joined together at the longer panel—may be worn either to the front or back. fine quality net, tucked with The manufacturer who designed this new model had in mind particularly a collar which would help transform the, very plain bodices of the dresses now in The collar has other advantages, ives the very desir- The back and enise lace bands with edges to A. & @—Btreet floor, Central "Junior Coats--cA Marvelous Sale ‘c And they are just and tweed * in 5 e av Double Faced Coats $14.95 An especially smart top coat of good looking her- ringbone tweed, double faced : cloth, .gray,. brown and reindeer. An all- weather coat that is to: every ‘sort of wear. Sizeg12-16, A. & B.—Becond floor, ra 4 oe » Coat Sweaters .. For Girls and Misses $2.95 - $3.95 These are the comfortable, warm sweaters that are ideal for wear at school the first cold days. And there are going to be some cold days pretty soon, and before the heat is turned on, when you'll i appreciate them! + ‘They are in two coat, styles of wool at $2.95 and of pure worsted at $3.95; the box weave or plain knit with rack bottoms, belts and pockets. In buff, navy, brown, jockey red, jade, and white. Sizes 8 to 16 years. A. & fi.—Becond floor, Central 5 . \ ° e Veils for Hat Trimming It is hard to say whether the long Chantilly lace drape veil inspired the tri-corner hat, or the hat inspired the veil, but nothing could be prettier than the tricérnes and other fall styles, adorned with a Chantilly lace veil as its only trimming. The veils are 114 to 2 yards long, on silk net, with patterns to suit all styles—from the new border to the more elaborate designs, covering mostly the entire veil. 85¢ to $6.98. A. & S.—Street floor, Central, Middy Blouses, 98c The preston! regulation middy blouse, especially well made and especially low priced. They are of strong, dur- able white Lonsdale Jean—you can dash about the gym in these without fear of rips or hard wear! With long sleeves, sailor collar, and,narrow white braid trimming collar and cuffs. Amply cut, and in sizes for children and misses. Sizes 6 to 22. A, & 8.—Second floor, Haat, A. & S. Fall Hosiery Sale There are just two requirements of desirable hosiery--high quality and low price! 4 2 For the silk stoekings are some of the best made, the cotton socks an exceptionally fine weave, the woolen ir maintaining the absolute minimum of price level that the sale has decreed. this important sale. in the smartest hues, and each And they are here in every item in And at this minimum price you can make your choice of every sort of hosiery, for men, for women, for children. Men’s Silk Socks, 69¢ Full fashioned thread silk, cotton tops ,, and soles; black, grey, and navy. Men’s Cotten Socks, 16 Of fine cotton, double heels and toes; black and colors. Men's Golf Stockings, $1.69 Imported golf stockings, all- wool, sports shades with fancy cuffs. Women’s Silk Stockings, $1.69 Black ingrain all silk, or silk with mer- cerized soles, in brown. Women’s Silk Stockings, 95c Full fashioned thread silk, in black, white, and colors. Mert’s Socks, 39c Wool and cotton mixtures, in brown heather shade, Irregulars. Children’s Stockings, 45c Sports stockings, in wool and gotton heather shades wath faney tops. Children’s Stockings, 23c Black ribbed cotton with double heels and toes, Strong and durable. Women's Stockings, 89c Women’s Stockings, 89¢ Silk and fibre semi-fash- . Sports styles; wool ani ioned legs, black and brown, fits, heather shades. Irreg- "A. & B—Bireet floor, Central 2ST pee © Tele phone Main 6100 |