The evening world. Newspaper, November 8, 1922, Page 12

PeNRRIERRRENE SYST Se weer Gar Tet on RN oer re terrane ARIA N i ATLL LL TT Re ames oa TOETURNSACANSTIBAZNG BLANKET z nee ace a =o —— MISS TAYLOR; LOSES} [S USED BY WOMAN | 7 tt wate of toad Willlamabure, for S14. 7 gag queer epper told the poltes that he ited i rd $34 from an uncle four years ago tit all in Wall Street Then wt = yl Stern Brothers sd teen under ¢ CONTEST FOR BENCH 10 StT SELF AFIRE neo. Bho lived a ti ane Aven West Forty-Second Street (Between sth and 6th Avenues) West Forty-Third Street ° i Be) 1 t ous with her aunt, Mrs Be . Heat who was unable t wt x rose ~ ~ 6 plight b4 e e Sec emocrat} Rescued by Police o Say She ant | s e 5 ii Conk vation. TO CONTROL SENATE | Designed from the standpoint of simplicity, this apparel achieves gS errs Lyner Honse Victory Giver cauat its distinction through a pronounced beauty of line and fabric, Complete returns from all { and cities in Westchester ( tter, thirty-eight, wa In perfect balance, rather than through adornment. now that Miss Ruth Taylor. f s morning in the ; fentel of the ueteal Hoan candidate tor Judes c & Hueata Gowns may be had in tricotine, kasha cloth, and the lovely dull crepes, featuring both draped int eatke | RIAA’ standare, combine and straight lines, effectively interpreting all recent ideas of American and Parisian designers. Westchester Children 8 been defeated by Geor to make this Slack a by Ge kid oxford a yalue ; Pi Peinociat, of Mount: Ve yard was a_pitelie pivine pu reheas, Wraps are fur trimmed ox plain, luxurious in fabric, and deft in line. And plurality. Last night th : 1 strongly of kerosene Ask for No, 1733. the incomparable dignity and charm of simplicity is again evinced in French @icated that Miss ‘Taylor v 5 iat ‘ t | y millinery, including larger hats and the small black toque with a veil winner “ et Nre to herse Por The Ruth Taylor Campaign Com-; was taken to St, John's Jlospital] r . 4 % ; AE: tacie Gar at Gecinent women|| severely Ceehed about tn eanaa | 1 One will also find wide assortments of all correct mourning accessories. Of Westchester County, met at Re- | bedy th si < publican eadquarte The screams of a neighbor attracts ] GOWNS SUITS WRAPS FRENCH MILLINERY VEILS congratulations up Members of vari made up of grad Wellesley, who gang several col this jollification Miss Taylor was Jor the Gates Aven calla} into the private office of will the tention of Oliver Stev tailor, with a she floor, He ran to th 1 the ground cot with wors | HEED ON CHC OWanen's An BRC SW AY, AT 36TH ST. GLOVES NECKWEAR. trohnan Ten] 4,1 sitee eShops ss, AT 137 WEST ae Imported Hand-Made Laces For collars, for neckwear of all kinds, for lingerie, blouses, and baby frocks, these laces are inimitably lovely. Rare and delicate in design, and flawless in workmanship, they may be had in widths appropriate for every need. of fire, whereu t r Morris Ve Station turned) Willhamet Jearned that the city of Yonkers had voter in the county Hf ghey all votes Offered at Exceptional Prices Thursday . oe | THURSDAY ONLY fam le Ward, the Republican leads, gone Democratic and had rolled up a yotex in the county. If ghey all voted Every department offers at least one item of new merchandise, taken of the county, and congratulated ee _ a eee : cara eee Boss Ward told Miss Taylor she was = SS certain of election. “They aan't beat a good Repub- lican woman,”’ was his comment 66 ” Defeat fellSupon Miss Taylor to- Cc ay. She awoke this morning and majority of 600 votes against her, for Miss Taylor, it is dow can pull through. Th * Party had indorsed Mis r Miss Taylor carried every town and city of Westchester outside of Yon. kers, Cortland, Mount Vernon Real Point Venise Laces and Insertions—Especially favored for collars. ! $3.25, 5.98, 10.98 to 19.95 yard Barrivon, | Geot H. Taylor from our regular stock and reduced for éne day only. In many instances Real Point de Binche Real Valenciennes Laces chester County Bar Assoc the quantities are limited; therefore early shopping is advisable. The y Edvings and Inserts dI ; Sustios or tue. Gunrerce fdlowing items are: ging: ions and Insertions 58c, 98¢ © 15.98 yard — 28c, 9Bc 14.98 yard ee Women’s BEADED OVERBLOUSES Remarkably Priced at $7.9 5 SECOND FLOOR, Made of crepe de Chine, they are beautifully beaded in several at- tractive patterns, on front, back, sleeves, and at the hip line. ters to-day that Smith had curried the County by about 2,500. Retyrns had been received from all but fifteen dis 4 tricts. It was —— Copeland had c: Fs Se area $45 and $50 VY inter Overcoats,$3 5.00 The Democrats also 4 cted their candidate for Congress In the 24th District, James G, Ganley de Great Ulsters, Towne Ulsters, Young Men's Ulsters and Slip-ons with Regular or Raglan shoulders. Tailoring and workmanship throughout are in accordance with the McCreery standard. Fab- rics are all-wool, soft, fleecy and durable, with novelty inside facings. Half belted and _ belt-all-around models. A complete range of sizes. Benjamin L. Fairchild, the incumbent Mayhew Wainwright, vandidate for Congress in the 25th District, was elected over Robert A. Osbgrne, ee ee Mueller’s EGG Noodles pure and famous for over 50 years, are“'the kind of egg noodles that made mother stop making her own.” In every desirable new color—fog, navy, brown, and cocoa; also black—so that one can match any favorite separate skirt or can | give a costume effect,to the Autumn suit. UNIFORMS for Maids and Nurses Correct in style, materials, and invitingly moderate in price $50 Two Trouser Suits, $3 5.00 These are from our regular stock and were tailored according to our usual standard. Fabrics are all wool—included are Finished and Unfinished Worsteds, Cheviots and Cassimeres. Models for Men and Young Men. All sizes. Every kind of model is here, developed in all the favored fabrics. Trim in workmanship, and smartly correct in line. Featuring straight effects or belted waist-lines; many have dainty collars and cuffs. Ao. < «é ” UNIFORMS in chambray, linene, or Slip-on Morning Dresses in a wide ie eg 37. 95 All-Leather Shoes, $5.85 soisette, plain or striped. Very special at variety of dainty Rion and _ patterns. 10 to 50 35 .25 Quality construction throughout and “‘All-Leather” through and through. A medium toe model of selected Calfskin in Tan or Black. All sizes. 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