The evening world. [volume], February 11, 1921, Wall Street Final Edition, Page 18, Image 18

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THE EVENING WOBLD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1921.
$860iOOO OF ESTATE
the Now Tork Life Insiirnnce anil
Trust Comimy, No.R2 WaH Strt ut.
Mm, Norcu'L. Gardiner, the widow,
wild nho hiL given ft tlirt of tliu iiilod
HiK (Mauritius to Henry PnHKh, jr.,
Vlee-l'roeldent of the Tnwt Ciuiipniiy,
immej exetMitor of the nutate. Mr.
l'arlnh mild) ho had nKed David
Gardiner, U-othor of the dmixe,
About thane securities, hut learned
nothing of tliojn. He nui no further
effort w(ui joadc to locate thcun.
"I lo not Infor my brother-in-law
took them," awild Mm. anjtl'ner
The PKtato, ajtldo from tho alleged
tnlmrtntr necurltlcw, la wild to fce
worth mora tlmn 11,000,000,
HAD WIFE WHEN HE
WEDDED, SHE SAYS
Mrs. Charlotte Cunuii'iup, Declares
Ucr I ItislMiul Represented Ifon
self as SiiiRle Man.
In a milt for annulment of her mar
riage filed In the Supreme Court here,
Mrs. (Inrlottc I'rlmroie r1lliriiie
'iniinrlnrs, n McJrty wnnmn nt Mun
wife llTltix. lie hxil revrewfite'l him
ki If nx i xlnirle num. wbe declares.
Wr. I'llfiiniiiuiK Vkjiii Iht InveMlcn
liiti, hi -aU, n)tn ulie foitnt a tele
uiimii to her hiixtiHiHl from "Doiothy
Kell" (it Xni KrttnHcn, whirl) reatl:
"lii: Worilerl, Why dijli'l you
wrlleT Wire liitinedlntely, ixjve."
Mr CnmniiiiM "aid her Ituntxind
now la In Iliiiiff. ChiihiIii, huntliuf Mg
iwiiie. Trial of the ault was positioned
lo the ilaroti term. The ault la unde
fendett. O'Connor, and two Pittsburgh whole
aiile ii(unr dealt ra, llenjauiln K Moses
nd llenrmti Hnttlcr. were Indicted by
the Keilernt flriuid Jury to-day on
ehric of conspiracy In withdraw tartte
iiuiiiiilllea (ft liquor from 5ovcrmnent
MirMlKjuea on forKed pinnita.
iMra. Parkin' port,, it la lUleKed, waa
to obtain letter-henda of tho Prohibition
Dlrector'a ollkee for ueo of tho other do
fendinrta. Mm haa beem 4ilt In $50,000
ibnM for alleKed theft at Uie lettr.r-tienda
and other papora. Tho men aro tinder
arreat in l'lttfturfih.
ISiiKrne V. 11. Tlinyer, Danker. 111.
Kuccno V. It. Thaver. Prealdent nt Iha
NO WHISKEY SOLD IN CITY,
Only Olorrd le..lnil llrlna
Iteiiarft Mow, .Xnys Aarrnt frwell.
Stuff aold aa whlakey In New York
xaloona now la nolhlns but colored al
cohol, aald Actinic ttupcrvtalnc PrcdJbl
tlon Arent .Samuel Sewell to-day in on
announcement atatlni? that Uiere have
REPORTED MISSING
ldw of Ute 'Robert A. Gardiner
Seeks Explanation' of Alleged
Disajjpearance of "Securities.
ho nlhwed disappearance of I3G0..
i worth of wurities from tlfo estate
been no lnrportatlona of wJilakey Into
the lato Hobert A4couuidr, Qard!-
3 INDICTED IN LIQUOR PLOT.
lira. I'nrlna nnil Dmlera .Irctmetl of
Cttiiaptray.
Mrs. Mary 13. l'arklnk. formerly a.
clerk in eho olUm of Prohlbllon Director
tho city in two weeka.
"Rtn the atooDace of withdrawal
4r of Ent Hammton. T.. T nm. ,.
permlta," he aald, "not Any le'uiur
sJect of fciutry to-dity before 8ur.
rotate Itotxtrt S. Plletrenu of IUver
fcjad, I I., Mttlnrf In the offices of
i-life, charges t)it lenwoo Tremalne
OunvmlnRS, wealthy sportsman and war
veteran, married her In fiyncmw on
Dec. 24, 1919, while he Hlrrady had a
wnifKey naa oen urvut?iii. inuj town,
wliereaa nrevlotM to that time ft It or
lban National llonk, la aufferln? from
Aoven carload daily were brouidit here.
Now the aaloona are attllnc only colored
alcohol for wtilakey."
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RTEVER before in our 40 years in
business have we' made reduc
tions as sweeping, as radical as these.
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70U have a larger and better assortment of Good
. uiotnes to cnoose irom in mis sale trian can be
tound in any other store in town.
There are aver 9000 smart, seasonable Suits and Over
coats every one of them regular Moe Levy stock,, pro
duced in ourr dwn Shops, by ou- own tailors, under our
own supervision. , ' ,
AgainPrices
Radically Reduce
FURTHER reductions have been made to our already '
low prices. 386 Suits and Overcoats that formerly
sold for $65 are now included in our $23.50 line. 408
that were $75 are now reduced to $33.50. 443 that
were $100 are now $47.50.
In every pri,ce range you will find a complete assort
ment of styles, fabrics, colors and sizes. There are
medium and winter weight Suite, and Overcoats of
..eyery description. Sizes to fit everybody.
196 Suits were $65
465 Suits were $55
517 Suits were $50
487 Suits were $45
424 Suits were $40
118 Fur Collar Overcoats were $55
o
Now
190 Overcoats were $65
585 Overcoats were $55
510 Overcoats were $50
440 Overcoats were $45
445 Overcoats were $40
180 Suits were $75
598 Suits were $65
236 Fur Collar Overcoats were $75
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Now
Delicatelyperfumed' hany lus
trous and of abundant growth,
distinguishes the .vWomaniwJao
uses
ED. PINAUD'S
HAIR TONIC
The original'French Eaude
Quinine, famous for 'a century
and appreciated by all who re
quire toilet preparations of.su-,
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PARFUMERIE ED. PINAUD
American Offices
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The Whole' World knows
that ED. PINAUD'S name guarantees
quality a fragrant example is
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228 Overcoats were $75
467 Overcoats were $65
225 Suits were $100
387 Suits were $85
431 Suits were $80
335 Suits were $75
216 Fur Collar Overcoats were $100
2,168 Men's Pants
Absolute Clearance
of all our Men's
Panto, formerly up
to $11.50.
668 were $8
560 were $9
'621 were $10
145 were $11.50
$coo
Now
OPEN ALL DAY
LINCOLN'S BIRTHDAY
Special Sale of New
PLAYER PIANOS
218 Overcoats were $100
458 Overcoats were $85
497 Overcoats were $80
453 Overcoats were $75
Bench, Cover, Cartage
12 Rolls of Music Included
Easy Monthly Payments
No Interest Charges
You should know this means
an additional saving to you
of fully $25 on the price
you would be required to pay
elsewhere.
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234 Suits were $10.00
303 Suit's were $12.50
467 Suits were $16.50
114 Mackinaw were $10.00
213 Mackinaws were $12.50
287 Mackinaws were $16.50
$k75
241 Overcoats were $10.00
276 Overcoats were $12.50
431 Overcoats were $16.50
T16 Reefers Were $10.00
187 Reefers were $12.50
241 Reefers were $16.50
387 Suits were $18.50
487 Suits were $20.00
498 Suits were $25.00
235 Mackinaws were $18.50
276 Mackinaws were $20.00
341 Mackinaws were $25.00
417 Overcoats were $18.50
456 Overcoats were $20.00
583 Overcoats were $25.00
Now
231 Reefers were $18.50
256 Reefers were $20.00
398 Reefers were $25.00
Every Subway
"Eletiated" from
Brooklyn and New
York transfers direct
toCanaStreet Station,
within sight of our store
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Also a number of the Best Known Makes of Used
PLAYER PIANOS
Special Reduction
5 tltl MUSIC ROLLS 9 CI Cents
REDUCED TO Each
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81 to 87 COURT, Cor. Livingston St., BROOKLYN
e;asy to reach
One Block from Borough Hall Subway Station
Our Only
Store
119125 Walker Street
Our Only
Store
Open Daily
Until 7
Saturdays
Until 10
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That's lumbago, sciatica or maybe
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