The evening world. Newspaper, November 9, 1922, Page 5

NEW ZEALAND PAIR WHO ELOPED HERE ORDERED DEPORTED Wife Sues Auto Importer, + Who Says He'll Marry Girl ‘ He Fled With. jin the quarters on Pilis Island re- ted for immigrants ordered de- Ported are Mins Kdithe Strangmann. twenty-one, and Howard Nattrae thirty-eight, both of Wellington, New Zealand. They lived for four months in an apartment house on Riverside ¢ Drive. Nattras, an importer of auto- Mobiles, is separated from his wife. ludgment for £3,000 has heen entered ainst him in a sult by Mrs, Nattras, ing Miss Strangmann. Nattras came to New York in 1918 to get automobiles and, usable to ob- tain rail transportatioA for them, led & company of forty chauffeurs driv- ing cars from Pontiac, Mich., to eatch a steamer for the South Seas. When he returned to this country in May Iast, Miss Strangmann, who Was a fellow passenger on the steam nd he were detained several days at the Immigration Bureau's Angel Island Station at San Fran cisco. ‘ As nothing justified legal detention of either, they were released. Mise Strangmann + she was on her way to meet rela from New York and return to New Zealand, Nattras, who had the model of an automobile engine he was sceking to exploit, sald that he Hae this experience they ¥ York and made many friends tn the apartment in which they liver but the Francisco 1 The order for t} asa result of it ARREST OF BEST MAN HALTS BRONX WEDDING eld as Stabbher While Guests Wait { Bride's Brother. Miss Amolin & brother the 2 rested at Claremont mony te nue address w time to go to ¢ Brook Avery Leaving the mate, Willian 5 rook Aver Jock for a © necording strutk hin eked to have wartz in the hued despite _ GENERAL SESSIONS IN OLD COURT HOUSE mgestion tr Criminal (nace “Maken New Quarters Necessary. ‘ eculendars in the Criminal jourts: Buildin Two Assistant District Attorneys ave been desienated to the new court y District Atiorney Banton _ WILLIAM A. STROTH William A. Strother, forty N. J., died last No. “16 Roosevelt pneumonia, after ce, Montelatr, week's illness. Mr, Strother went bo Montclair from New York City about wo years ago. His wife and two sons rvive. SHOES ITTED BY EXPERTS » ROUBLE socKer in nee SOLE lg lhis || Shoe Will Hide 1% BUNION --More than that, it will relieve the pain, remove the cause, and correct: the n like depressions built into the inn les give the toes their needed freedom, and a specially designed heel and arch provide the foot with a corset like support at the instep, ankle and arch, This allows the toes to assume a natural, straight and comfortable position Oxfords $10.30, Boots $12.50 Bizew 2 to 10. Widths AAA to Vao-Hart 1: ‘Shoes for Men Also BOLD EXCLUSIVELY AT THE WAN-HART SHOE SHOP 2135 West 36th Street THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1922, A Sale of Hats 3? = Every one of these hats'‘was made to sell at a much higher price, which emphasizes the importance of this event, in which more than 3,000 hats of dis- tinctive individuality are offered. Each presents one or more of the newer style notes, so featured as to give the hat a decided character. Styles The ever-becoming off-the-face model is here, as well as winsome poke effects and broad brim- med dressy capelines. Mushroom shapes will also be found, together with Oriental Brocaded Turbans, Sport and smart tailored affairs Materials Duvetyns, embroidered or trimmed with fur and metal; Silk Velvets with Metalique facings and trimmings; Slipper Satin with ostrich, plain and 6 glycerine; fruits, flowers and ornaments of jet, lace and velvet choux. Colors Henna, Bobolink, Cinder Gray, Sapphire, Poppy, Pheasant, American Beauty, Copper, Old China » Blue, Sand, Beige, Castor, Platinum Gray, Navy * Blue. Paris Brown, Tangerine, King, French and Copenhagen Blue, Taupe, Orange, Ember, Chow, Flame and Black. Misses’ and Women’s models No C. O. D's. (Third Floor—Annex) In this Sale, Hats for both Women and Mixses are included Special! Engraved Steel Monogram Dies, 1.00 (Two or Three Letters) These dies are obtain- able when a purchase of two or mare quires of stationery is made. Additional charges for stamping. Die becomes your property. An offering of this kind will not repeated again ‘this season be- cause of the great number of holiday en- graving orders. A few examples of the 24 dies obtainable at this oC price are shown tints. 1,00 Aurd’s ery cabinets, some with decoralive bolly covert others self colored, contain! 24 sheets, 24 gilt edge Cards, or sheets with envelopes to match, ribbon tied. White only. 150 Regina Linen in a decorative be. led cabinet, containing sheets and 24 gilt edged ‘ah White only. 2) flurd's Damask Linen cabinet, containing 72 sheets in various sizes, &4 gilt edged cards, 96 velopes to match, ribbon t White aud delicate tints. z Hurd's Tuscany Linen with deckle edge, 2b sheets, @@ gilt edge correspondence cards, envelopes to match, tissue lined. Ribbon tod. 4.25 BY ¢ Hurd» Lawnette Linen finished paper, 120 sheets in various sizes with 120 envelopes White and colors 5.95 Engraved Personal Cards for Christmas should be ordered with- out delay. We have a particularly good as sortment of designs for your inspection. Your own name plate may be used with these or we ill have one prepared for you. Tt will be to our udvantage to place your order early | Main Floor} wren, UMS MeCreery & CO ses sence: Black Caracul Coats of Exceptional Quality 365.00 Rich, soft, fine and curly are these coats of lustrous black Caracul, 40 inches long with deep skunk collars and cuffs. A coat becoming to every age and type, and ideal as a gift. Hudson Seal (Dyed Muskrat) Coats, 40 inches long, self trimmed, collar in shaw] or crushed effect, new wide sleeves. 265.00 Hudson Seal (Dyed Muskrat) Coats, 45 inches long, of selected skins, with collar and cuffs of full furred skunk. 395.00 Squirrel Scarfs of soft natural skins, 12.50 Skunk Scarfs of lustrous skins. 35.00 Beaver Scarfs of wide, silky skins, 35.00 Fox Scarfs, fine pelts, in Brown or Taupe. 37.50 {Feutth Floor) A Plume or Lace Fan must Har- monize with the Evening Costume Waving plume fans with heavy drooping heads mounted on shell colored frames are fascinating embellishments of the evening costume. Lace fans. spangled with gold and silver however are also in favor. Some of these have a shawl of lace draped -gracefully over the edge. Special at 9.50 To complete your costume, the mode demands a bandeaux of metal cloth or a graceful headdress of gold and silver leaves. 2.95 to 12.95 [Mein Floor] Pumps and Oxfords For Immediate Wear Now Priced 7.75 These shoes have been taken from our regular stock of higher priced shoes and reduced. A, Walking Oxford in Brown, or Black boarded or smooth Calfskin plump weight, welt sole, military heel. B. A smart cross strap effect in a tailored model, welt sole, Cuban heel, patent leather or Black Calfskin. C. Two-strap style pump of Brown or Black Kidskin, welt sole and Cuban heel. [Second Floor) Dainty Domestic Genuine Madame Hendron Lingerie Mama Dolls, 2.95 \ dear chubby little dolly with « voice like a real live baby. When- | ever you feel like taking it out for a Walk it will step along with , you. It is completely dressed Envelope chemises to mateh from head to foot at the same prices. | [Fifth Fleer) Night gowns, various models 1.00 1.50 1.95 Hand-embroidery and machine stitching msure the serviceability | For Your Fall Millinery of these fine sheer, night gowns ‘I } CG sod cavainpe thetvion Satin Ribbon They are in delicate pastel col Yard 95¢ orings embroidered in self or con trasting shac the very em bodiment of delicate feminine heauty. ‘They represent a splen did value at these very modest | prices Black Ribbon of Satin and Moire Taffeta with a high luster, suit- able for millinery, sashes, girdles and bags. It is a very fine qual ity 8'4 inches. (Third Floor} (Mata Floor! «eee a