The evening world. Newspaper, November 13, 1922, Page 9

‘ahs Aamia tele seehaai tec add, naan ek , | SHIT AND LER + DIDN'T PLAY GOLF: AL ENDS HOLIDAY Returns to Headquarters in This City for Several {m- portant Conferences. HURT tN CRASH OF TWO AU Charges of reckless driving were to- against drivers of two éars, r midnight at Sighth Street, ernment that I can give to the people of New York State. In view of what they did for me on Election Day | a tremendous obligation I've dixcharge. And if I don't t] Paliaade papermen. The same unpretentious Al was little concerned over the news from Washington that the wets as well as the Democrats want him for President in 1924. tay ma which coll got a real job ahead of me at]entisfactorily it won't be be Tlsvoae Héboiks Albany for the next two years,” was|haven't put my whole heart ant Al's “| know It's a big one|energy into the task." because tye gone through two years] There in one inquiry that Smith ap- of it. And take it from me I'm going] pears to think is demanded in the in- to do that Job justice to the exclusion] terests of justice and fair play. That of every thought of every other job,} is into the expenditure of the $100, - or prospective.” «ppropriation given the Attorney | | nd say’ vemarked Al, reflec-| General to guard against election || or Who went to Albany] tists of fraudulent voters. f attending strictly to] ‘The Governor-clect hasn't made up F ‘ § 8 figuratively sat]}is mind about the State Athletic West Forty-second and West Forty-third Streets, ur in the of the Capitol with}Commission, Two of the three Com- his eyes glued tom pair of field glisses| m.ssioners—George K. Morris of Am- a tn trained on the White publican ank Dwyer Gov. Elect ‘Smith heliday at Atlantic City, will start a’ 1 My headquarters in the Biltmore to ¥ to tackle in earnest his © Sram after he 1, He ts scheduled tc tant conferences and appoint to Albany on Jan. 1.7 | of uae Wat a paus 'm wang [Ch liam M orge Hn (mean- announced his willingness to hell rimmed glasses) !upon a word from Smith, probat and look for the best there Is in sov- will hang on for a time. For Children’s Book Week we feature : "GIFT and STANDARD Illustrated Books i) | that will extend the pleasure of their youthtul readers \ resumed Al, to put on m ing his tortois y arly pro relative tu measure Slag cA dependable specialist through every week of the year. st nich ; sehose many gives the greatest values Square Tube Metal tied. fa incite At $3.50 each ‘Twinsize, Hand Finished in Walnut or Mahogany. Tlus- trated, Special, cach, 19.50 Bedding Event A Five Day Selling Beginning Tomorrow Which Provides Splendid Values Tt was’ their tes’ took place ut the Seu at Atlantic Cit Mr. S been staying at the Governor was to arrive four yesterday afternoon Miller might be in Poems of American Patriotism chosen by Brander Matthews Moby Dick—By Herman Melville. The White Company—By A. Conan Doyle. Heidi—lIllustrated by Jessie Wilcox Smith, \) The Tale of Two Cities—By Charles Dickens, | Master Skylark—By John Bennett. East of the Sun and West of the Moon illus. by Kay Nielsen. cAt $2.50 each With La Salle the Explorer—By Virginia Watson. Through the Cloud Mountain—By Florence S, Bernard. Blackbeard Buccaneer—By Palph D. Paine. The Boy Who Lived in Pudding Lane by Sarah Addington. The Children’s Book of Celebrated Pictures— im ant. By Lorinda M. dole Club who had Custom Made Living Room Suites 3 piece upholstered sets from $355 See oe your living room may be bought most economically at Flint & Horner's. The prices in themselves, of course, are decidedly reasonable, but they are more than reasonable when you con- sider that they conform to the strict standard which flint & Horner have set for themselves. These three piece living room sets are custom- made—sturdily built and luxuriously upholstered. They have reversible down cushions, and may be had in a variety of coverings—tapestry, mohair or velour: Dining Suites from $298 to $4988 Bedroom Suites from $229 to $235¢ FLINT & HORNER CO., Inc. 20.26 West 36TH STREET A faw yards from Fifth Avenoe to leave so Mr undisturbed possession As he we leaving the club he ran Miller, accom. ‘Westchester each other w the Governor Governor stepped a friendly quarter of a They said cussed the This important event presents an unprecedented opportunity to save money. Every piece included in this sale has been carefully selected from our regular stock and marked at prices that provide real values. McCreery Beds and Bedding have been designed to give the utmost in service and durability. shortly a Before he Governor-elect had r New York th t with news ! ] A _ ein Bl Continuous Post Metal Bed in all sizes. Ivory or White Enamel fin- ish. Very Specially priced at 8.50 Metal Bed, 2150 Continuous Post Square Tube Bed | with metal cane panel as illus- trated. In all wood finish 21.50 WEST FORTY-SECOND STREET Best quality Spiral Springs for wood or metal beds. 16.50 Stearns and Foster Elastic felt i Mattress. 45 lbs. 14.00 i Upholstered Box Couches made hy Karpen Brothers, Solid Cedar Frame with indestructible Spring We are now showing most complete, fine quality assortments of oO For TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY: | Smart Winter Attire which provides tor every dress and outdoor requirement of particular little folks, Selections from our present display : all wool in d mixtures, consisting BROTHER and SISTER SE of coat, and leg GIRLS up t ° $97.50 2%" 3 $25.50 GIRLS’ SETS of fine bolivia, comprising hat, coat and leg- pins in tan, rose, or Copen- hagen. Sizes 2 to 6 years. As illustrated $45.00 GIRLS’ PARTY FROCKS Pussy willow silk, hand-embroid- ered and hand-smocked, in pink, blue, maize, or peach; 2 to 6 yrs. As illustrated , $8.95 GIRLS’ PARTY FROCKS in pink, blue, or maize color taffeta, prettily trimmed with net and hand em- broidered. Sizes 2 to 6 years . eA $9.85 Ch ee GIRLS’ PARTY FROCKS in crepe de Chine or taffeta; hand smocked or trimmed with dainty ruffles ; 2 to 6 years, $11.95 SECOND FLOOK TUESDAY—Reductions Averaging ONE-THIRD OFF on Imported « American Chinaware Fine quality assortments from the foremost American and European makers—especially suitable for the Thanksgiving table. WILLIAM GUERIN LIMOGES DINNER SETS; 100 pieces; exquisitely colored conventional borders, with gold line edge and matt gold handles ni $59.50 ENGLISH PORCELAIN DINNER SETS; 100 and 106 pieces; a large assortment of finely colored border designs of the y $39.50 conventional type, gold line edge and matt gold handles....... Ithported DINNER SETS; 106 106 pieces; gold encrusted pieces; floral, conventional, and gh, matt gold a Adams designs; matt sold q handles; open stock $195 handles; open stock. $95 AMERICAN PORCELAIN DINNER SETS, 106 pieces; border of gold medallions connected with gold line edge; gold traded handles... a oy Be am ow $17.50 The same design as above with only 52 pieces. - & $9.50 T. &V. LIMOGES DINNER‘ O Women’s Smart Footwear | Priced formerly up to $13 and now REDUCED to $7.8 5 pair There are twelve different styles to choose from, all at one price! And every single style belongs strictly and smartly to this season. TONGUE PUMPS In patent leather and black satin, with high Spanish heels. And in tan or patent leather, with leather Cuban heels. STRAP PUMPS with Louis heel— One-strapsin patent leather, suede trimmed or in all suede. One or two-strap effects in patent leather with cut-outs. Tan Calfskin BROGUE OXFORD-- Medium toe; perforated stub wing tip; college walking heel. STRAP PUMPS, leather Cuban heels —Patent leather, black kid, and tan Russia calfskin. Womens’ Felt Slippers— Pom pom and ribbon trimmed; in old rose, Copenhagen blue, China Womens’ Satin Quilted Boudoir Slippers—s atin lined. Old rose, lavender, pink, and light taupe, lavender, pink, and purple. $1.35 Pai $1.65 Pai —o «> Stern Brothers 9 fern} re, blue, blue. Stern Brothers «=r: 2 Light Weight Sunfast Drapery Fabrics 45 to 50 ins. wide, $3 Per yard A wide selection of colors and patterns at this exceptional price. Plain, striped, and figured patterns; solid or two-tone colors, No matter how difficult your color scheme, our assortment is large enough to meet the occasion. (There are other qualities ranging in price from $2,25 to 5,75) imported Scotch Canvas (per yard), $1.50 Excellent for dé sh Cretonnes, 31 to 36 inches wide (per yard), 50¢ cloth effects. There is a wide varlet x sing & large nd small FOURTH FLOOR | Sd = = Top. In Tapestry Cover In Cretonne Cover .. 42.50 .. 37.50 [Seventh Floor) Stern Brothers WEST 42nd ST. (Between Fifth and Sixth Avenue) WEST 43rd ST. Men’s Overcoats $35, 545, 555 You may like a roomy ulster of warm fleece. Or a town ulsterette. Or a comfortable Raglan. Or amore conservative type, such as the boxcoat or Chesterfield. A _ great variety of them all will be found here. Every one an authentic design. Every one in the right fabric. Every one expertly tailored. All tailored by the Kirschbaum shops Kirschbaum Suits-$35, $45, $55 Correct models for business hours, semi-for- Worsteds, unfinished worsteds, serges and fine cheviots and tweeds, mal! wear and for sport. f THE REAL ESTATE ADVERTISEMENTS FOR SUNDAY WORLD REAL ESTATE SECTIO?: MUST BE IN THE WORLD OFFICE BEFORE FRIDAY. CIRCULATION OVER 600,000