The evening world. Newspaper, October 20, 1922, Page 15

GUN, COME DACK FOR GASH, CAUGHT Had No Weapen at First, but Victin’ Did, and They Took It. Two holt wrant at A. M. to John Mulderig, in ch all his money, Th thought they we @way with it by ust Mulderigy & revolvg that he had provided fo Just such it uway from him the otrer en went on West 380 Stree? at 1 that rn over ay and n, but took from his in emergency and and ripped his scap. B they had raised such a they had to leave money. Detectives Leef and Quinn wer: sent fre e West ot! tion in + se to Mulder Phone co plait, talking to him a ta Outside and two men ca “There they cried The detectives a gay they found Mul one’s pocket. The without 1 eet Sta ig’s tele- nd while they were are now,” HOLD-UPS STEAL | . thernselv« ty-one, of and James L $81 West ghauffeur + fo carry them 3 the clock Tue young men of today are the third genera- tion to wear “Stuttgarter” Underwear. Fifty-three years ago we first succeed- ed in pleasing their grand- fathers because, then as now, “STUTTGARTER” was dependable under- wear at the lowest price consistent with quality. Form fitting union suits and shirts and drawers in cotton, cotton and wool and 100% graranteed pure wool -- at the best retailers. H.LOEB&CO., Inc. Max Kuhn, Pres, 456-460 FOURTH AVE. New York City “STHEFEARTER® SUnderwear (Men Sage Tea Tums Gray Hair Dark LMOST every one knows that Sage Tea and Sul- hur, properly compounded, | rings back the natural color and lustre to the hair when | faded, streaked or gray. Years ago, the only way to get this mixture was to make it at | | home, which is mussy and troublesome. Nowadays, by |f asking at any drug store for “Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound,” you will get a | large bottle of this famous old recipe, improved by the addi- | tion of other ingredients, ata | small cost, Don’t stay gray! Try it! No one can possibly tell that you darkened your hai docs it so_ naturally evenly, You dampen a sponge or soft brush with it and draw this through your hair, taking {J @ea small stran THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1922, a, q , | The Touch of Autumn calls for an overcoat heavy enough to offset the chill, light enough to be wholly comfortable. Topcoats of quality fabrics loomed at home and abroad, satisfying harmony of colors, enduring patterns and tailor- ing. Sizes for all figures attractively priced $40 to $75 Men’s and boys’ dress requirements for Fall and Winter, from head to foot BROKAW BROTHERS BROADWAY AT Forty-SECOND STREET O fa — CFOUNDED 1856 STORE OPEN 9 TO 5:30 AE ARN Founded 182/ FOURTEENTH STREET WEST OF FIFTH AVE. TOMORROW TODAY Sports Wear for Women and Misses The crisp Autumn air inspires one to out- | doors activities. Sports accessories for cold weather, comfortable and smart, are | in gocd assortment at lower prices in | HEARNS Sports Wear Degartment. A representative list of specials, as follows: Slip-Over Sweaters cf Mohair and Silk I\lixture Fancy patterns, in full fashioned arrow design—V neck— long sleeves—new Fall colors—were 89.68..........4.+6 4.78 Novelty Sport Sweaters, in| Women’s and Misses’ Tweed eather, with yoke, cuffs and| Knicker brown mix border of contrasting color — V] tures—well t -buckle belt neck—long aleeves— —two pockete—8 but- were 89 68 7.78) tons on cuff—were 83.97..3.10 Women’s Angora Sport Hats See Pages 14 and (5 for Other Hearn Advertising ° ° Sin to Lose Hair! 35-cent ‘‘Danderine’’ will Save Any Man or Woman’s Hair—Delightful Tonic—See Dandruff Go! * Only fools let hair fall out and dan- druff stay. Neglect means a bald spot shortly. A little “Dandcrine’’ now will save your halr, This de- lightful tonic cleans the scalp of every particle of dandruff, tightens the hair-root pores, so the halr stops coming out and so the vitalizing oils, which are the very life and strength of the hair, cannot ooze away. Danderine ts net ¢ Your comb or brush ts warning you. Hurry to any druge store and get a bottle now, | STOUT WOMEN |THE SUNDAY WO..LD n Sale New York and Brooklyn Store— fane Fryant Bargain Basement NEV/ YORK BROOKLYN 21 West 38th St. 26 West 39th St. Hanover Place, Just off Fulton St. Bet. 5th and 6th Aves. Opp. Montauk Theatre A Specially Prepared Sale — This is a specially prepared sa'e of fashionable apparel, sizes to 56 bust. Only a nationally known institution such as Lane Bryant, with large stores in New York, ‘Brooklyn, Chicago and Detroit catering to thousands of stout women daily, can produce such high quality apparel at these EXTREMELY LOW PRICES. Come in and be convinced. Coats Utility and Dress Models that fit as well as become the stout woman. Smartly tailored of Velour, Tweed and Serge. Some have embroidered motifs, con- vertible collars. Actual Values to $29.50 19° On Sale Bargain Basement Suits A fine assortment is offered at this price. There are smart tailor- ed models of fine quality Yalama Cloth and Velour. The suit pic- tured is an attractive fur-trimmed style of Yalama Cloth. Actual Values to $37.50 25 On Sale Bargain Basement Dresses An excellent selection of slender- izing styles, fashioned of Crepe de Chine, Tricotine and Drop-Stitch Tricolette. Newest effects and trimmings. Pictured is a Drop- Stitch Tricolette Dress. Actual Values to $19.85 $14% On Sale Bargain Basement mmm Sale New York and Brooklyn Stores! nena en LIFT OFF CORNS! With the fingers! No pain at all! Drop a little ‘‘Ireezone”’ on a sore, tender corn or a callus. Instantly they stop hurting, then shortly you lift that bothersome corn or callus right off, root and all, without pain, sorencs: or irritation, Yes, magic! ate 7 NS oe, / i) Sa” Why walt! Conts only a few centa! All kinds of corna and painful calluxca on bottom of feet Junt loosen and Lift off, Truly! Nuttall pain wh lying “Freeson flerward REAL ESTATE AUVERTICE lM.EAL ESTATE SECTION MUST BE IN THE WORLD OFFICE BEFORE FRIDAY. 4 CIRCULATION OVER 600,.00 iENTS FOR 16 IN NEWARK: 807-813 BROAD ST. (Between Market St. & Branford PI.) “SENIOR” “JUNIOR” Open Daily Till 6 P.M. Saturdays Tili 9 P.M, Exhibition Hall of i Fancy seeing and choosing from such a vast assemblage of notable brands of clothes! It is a sight of fascinating interest, and one worth coming mi‘es to see. Nowhere else will you find such a ga'axy of fashion or such a tremendous variety of rich and at- tractive patterns. Of all places in New York to buy c'othes, none approach in attractions that of GEORGES! Over 25,000 Fall and Winter of America’s nationally famous brands of clothes for men and young men This great 2nd floor institution is practically 40 specialty cloth- ing shops thrown into ONE—a vast Suits, Topcoais « Overcoats $25 $30 °%35 %40 %45 AT GUARANTEED SAVINGS OF $5 TO $15 (1st) | Because our rent /s one- tenth that of ground floor storgs/, , ey (2nd) Because we buy and sell for cash—no charge account losses! (3rd) Because of the huge savings we effect through larg volume sales in our chain o! stores, and the narrow margin of profit on which this enables us to operate! 2-Pants Suits To meet the widespread demand for two- pants suits we have instituted a new policy of providing extra pairs of pants with suits for those who desire them. We wish to give you exactly what you want and have therefore marked our prices as heretofore, namely, on ° the basis of single pairs of trousers. If you wish the extra pair you may have it by paying an extra charge as follows: $5.00 Extra for additional Hants with $25 Suite. $6.50 Extra for additional Pants with $30 Suite. Proportionately higher prices prevail on the bettcr grades. ——— Feature Values in—— Suits, Topcoats « Overcoats $25 is a popular price with thousands of clothing buyers. We are prepared to meet this demand as no S “Studenta’’ sizes 31 to 35, and young men—regulara, stouts, and longs. other store in all New York. We guarantee that these garments cannot be dupli- cated anywhere under $35. Every conceivable style, fabric and pattern is repre- sented. For men shorts, Sizes 33 to 52 —H a 15 W. 34th St. Between Fifth Avens Opposite NEWAEFK Store: Entre 2d Floor -807- [13 Broad St. | Pee NEW YORK, NEWARK, segey PHILADELPHIA AND BUFFALO #50 present largest stock of TOP COATS in all New York at guaran- eed savings of ,5 to The mode (lu tra- cad is one o' many we eature 25 '30 '35 nod Broadway /otel. Entire 2¢Floor 15 W. 34°St- (BETWEEN FIFTH AVE. AND BROADWAY, OPP. WALDORF HOTEL.) H ee a