The evening world. [volume], August 25, 1920, Wall St. - Final Edition, Page 10, Image 10

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THE EVENXNGF WORLD, WE DNESDAY, ATJCrTJST 25, 1020 '
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partment House Neighbors
of Mrs. Kohl Batter Prisoner
A
f HIS ARM BROKEN
Til! Pn1Jv rimA
. w Mnr irMit xrn r. -v. mint
j Street, vras aroused from light (him-
fper cany mis morninr oy a. noino in
irJintlrely noiseless In Jumping- out of
SZucd, and the man In the nest room,
who had no business there, heard
her and made for the window, which
!; believed to be the way he had en
tered.
;ile and Mrs. Kohl met In the parlor
ind she grappled with him, scream
ing- for help. Her husbanl awoke and
borne to her assistance, as did Israel
jproSman, seventy years old, a
boarder. 80 did the neighbors, to the
number of forty or fifty, from other
jipartmcnts In the building and the
aproar reached Patrolman McQowan
pissing In the street.
it Ho rescued the prisoner from the
fpajama-clad throng and took him to
;larletr Hospital, where he Is a pris
oner on charge of assault and burg
tlary. He has a broken arm.
The assault charge was .mode by
Jrosman, who says tho intruder cut
Mm with a "dagger." Tho prisoner
Said ho was Angclo Orctlez, eighteen
iyoars jld, a Cuban, employed on a
KJJnlted states transport. When
?ddi nrtA 11 In mnnnV worn fnnnrl In
at"""' . 7 " . ; . : .
uii pocKfts. Konn nam moy nna Dcen
nakti from his trousers while he was
ieieep.
1
paiHrln Cheerfully Amwrn Ander-
Ira O. vvtrin, former District AUor-
: ..tiey of Queens County, now a candidate
;!for the Republican nomination for Con
Tiros In the 2d District of long Islntxl.
;ito-dy replied to. a letter from William
UI. Anderson of the AnM-Saloon Lesgue
, iwho had asked him iiow ho stood on
fXYohlDltlon. Mr. Darrln said he wu
. (opposed to the "men. measures unit
-methods rnwIovr1 In ntarlH& th
P .Volstead Act and that lht act Itself
i nru an Infringement ' tit ihn HcKta nr
fMthe people. He said he did not bellevi
A NEW FALL HAT
TO WEAR TODAY
$5.94
In our millinery department you will find a very unusual collection of hats.
Hats made just to fill a betwecn-scason need, and made in so many attractive
designs that you are almost Burc to find one which will be becoming both
in shape and color.
There arc hats of panne velvet in smart poke shapes off-thc-facc models
with pleated panne velvet brims and plain velvet tops small hats in
youthful shapes and embroidered du'vetynes in smartest shades.
0 r ftxeond Floor, JMih' BU, Trent.
Dr. Brush's
EUMYSS
(TIMKHMHl
Sparkling Milk,
Deing fermented, sweet milk,
it digests readily is quickly
assimilated, and is therefore a
perfect food drink.
At httilt loach ttuattrt 3t fsustatat
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(110 W. 4lllh 81., Neir York
HERALD SQUARE Jfinc & NEW YORK,
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STORE OPEN 9 A. M. to 5 P. M.
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' SALE CONTINUED
rien's High-Grade
OVERCOATS
29.75
Values $45.00' to $75.00
New Models for Fall and Winter
ULSTERS AND ULSTERETTES
A special purchase; manufacturer
needed money; we bought at conces
sions and you reap the benefit.
TOPCOATS
Samples of one of the finest makers
of high-grade men's clothes. In
cluded, also many Topcoats taken
from regular stock.
A pleased customer is a valuable advertisement, and we feel that every man
who purchases one of these Overcoats will be more than pleased, for the
offerings are most unusual and the qualities and styles will far exceed expec
tations. Take advantage of this special price, you will not regret it.
laterials Imported and domestic cloths tweeds, kerseys, plaid backs,
fancy overcoatings, etc.
Colors Blues, grey, green, Oxford and black.
Styles Single or double breasted, young men's sport coats, also conserva
tive styles, including Chesterfield models with velvet and self collars.
Also ulsters and ulsterettes, with 'or without belts; in fact styles
to suit every man; full, quarter- and half lined silk, satin, serges,
de luxe linings, etc. Our sale price is less than manufacturers' present
selling price. Sizes 34 to 46 regular and stouts.
For Those Who So Desire, Purchases Made in This Sale Will Be Held for Delivery When Wanted
Necessary Alterations Free
MEN'S SHOP DIRECT ENTRANCE 32 WEST 14TH ST.
HpHE remarkably low
prices which prevail
at Hygrade despite the
high quality of our Cloth
ing, despite the easy
credit terms, are always
a cause of pleasant sur
prise to new customers.
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crsvfMisw .r 0W7 Ktn CanHrnlmt.
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V&l west 1252s sx
113 NASSAU STREET
Near Ann Stmt
Some Unusual Values in Men's
Shirts and Bathing Suits
Madras and Mercerized Shirts
$2.15
Good shirts at this price are not common today. .These are well
made, in excellent Madras and mercerized materials, and in a splendid
assortment of patterns.
. Fine Madras Shirts
$3.65
Only the superior grades of plain and colored Madras have gone into
these shirts, and there is an assortment -of colorings and patterns large
enough to make selection easy. ,
White Outdoor Shirts
. $2.95
A good, all-round shirt for every out-door occasion, and at a
moderate price. Made of light-weight but strong oxford and mercerized
fabrics, with full-length sleeves and buttdn-down collars.
Clearance of Bathing Suits
.65
All our men's bathing suits now go at "bargain" prices. There
arc one and two-piece models in pure wdrsted, and there are plenty
of good colors, even though a few sizes may be missing.
Ground Floor.
Lord&Taylor
38th Street
FIFTH AVENUE-
39th Street
sukdvt wonu) warts work woxders
Washes and dyes
.at the same time
Clear, lovely colors
for your faded Mouses
Shades you could not get before
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THERE is a new way to get just the
lavender you have always wanted for your
yellowed crepe de Chine. A new way to
'bring back that fint delicate blue to your
ifaded georgette.
v Vou wash them inTwint the new colored
'flakes. It gives them the very shades you have
always wanted and never could get before!
Twink is made by a wonderful new method
' (for producing colon that makes it possible to
get more exquisite shades than have ever be
fore been obtained.
When it was found that in this product
any fashionable shade could be produced, the
fashion color authorities ofthis country were
mked to select the loveliest and smartest colors
for this season. Twink was then made to match
'these colors.
- NThe bright Twink flakes whip up into a gay
tinted lather in boiling or very hot water. You
toss in your blouse or your sneer frock, stir it
about for a few minutes in the. Hot suds and
squeeze the suds gently through the fabric again
and again. Then give it a quick rinsing in cold
waters and in a twinkling you have a new
blouse, or a frock as lovely a color as the day
you bought it.
The Twink colors turn out right every time,
always clear and even, and so fast you can wash!
your blouse several times before you Twink
it again.
Get today two or three packages of Twink
and just follow the surprisingly easy directions
that come with the package. Twink will noc
hurt any fabric that water alone will not hurtJ
Your druggist, the department stores, and the
5- and ic-cent stores hive Twink. Lever Bros J
Co., Cambridge, Mais,
For restoring colors nnd for giving these new ex
quisite colors, Twink is as perfect as Lux is for
fine laundering.
Flesh
Pink
Coral
Pesch
Old Rose
Bright Red
Dark Red
Xlaby Blue
Copenhagen
Turquoise
Navy Blue
Yellow
Lavender
Purple
Light Green
Black
Daik Gieen
Light Cray
Taupe
Bisque
Dark Brown
You use some of the T-whk colon Me Lux. Others require
boilina water and salt. , Read dmctunit both outside ami insult
the package before wing.
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Twink is made by the makers of Lux
JopirWphferf. 190, by Lowr Uro. Co
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