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lifer Chickens
Have No Home
Now But Jail
" Sirs. Coyne's 900, Dispossessed,
' Pat Queens Sheriff in Awk
ward Dilemma.
What rights has n chlcUcu under
tho law when Its owner Ih cllspos
sctacd from property which It has
been oqcupylng? Tills, multiplied by
900, la tho question confronting Sher
iff Wagner of Queens.
At jll o'clock he had decided the
chicken would havo to remain In his
custody, and ut noon ho was wrest
I0n7 with tho problem as to whether,
when It was In his charge, Its place
was In the civil or criminal Jail.
Judgo Humphrey yesterday directed
that Mrs. Kathcriito II. Wctmoro bo
Stven possession of property sho pur
chased ut a foreclosure sale In 1918
and which Is occupied by Mrs. Urldgct
tfoync. The property is In Wickes
Street, near Jamaica Avenue, and
Mrs. Coyne ha 900 chickens.
Deputy Sheriff Ksslg has to dlspos
ess these chickens. Some of them
are only a few weeks old and tho law
is Very strict about children that uge
being separated from mothers. As coon
the Sheriff removes tho chickens he
must tako caro of them unless Mrs.
Coyne agrees to. Sho la standing on
what sho considers her legul rights
and Is holding him responsible.
Besides, It tho chickens nro put in
Jll, who is going to feed them? The
Sheriff gets a per diem allowance for
feeding prisoners and If a chicken be
comes a prisoner tho question arises,
U the Sheriff to get tho per diem
allowance for its feed at the same rato
a for other prisoners?
lOURAUD LAWYER
PLACED ON TRIAL
Oldmixon and Private Detective
Charged With Lxtortion in
Alienation Suit
John C. Oldmixon, lawyer, of No.
Broadway, ana David Ostro. .1
rivato detective. No. llfi West 39th
fetrect. were placed on trial before Jus
tice Klnch in the criminal branch of
the Supremo Court to-day on charges
of extortion.
The complaint is by Mrs. Kllzabeth
Schlll, No. 67 West 109th Street, wife
of Bruno Schlll, formerly secretary to
Mme. Almee Crocker Gouraud,
wealthy divorcee.
The charges are based on method
they are nlleged to havo used In an
effort to slop a suit brought by Mrs.
Schlll against Mine. Gouraud for
alienation of her husband's affections.
"We shall prove," BSid Assistant'
District Attorney Donohuc, "that
Ostrfa and Oldmixon forced Mrs. Schlll
to discontinue her suit by preying upon
her Hear that she and her husband
wou$ bo Imprisoned for blackmail.
you.tiI tiiiu:ti:.m;i poi.ici:
31 an.
William Devme, fcuventcen, of No.
'Mp Madison Street, Brooklyn, charged
with refusing to "move on" when so
ordered by Patrolman August Itantt,
and with saying to the policeman "I'll
got you yet." wns committed to the
Now York City Reformatory to-day by
Magistrate Folwell. A probation of
ficer reported that Dcvlne had been
committed twlco to tho Catholic Pro
tectory and had escaped once and had
been returned there, ito had a dis
charge from tho United States Army
mado out to Corporat Clarence A. Dol
dlitie, nnd woro an American Legion
button which ho wild had been given
to him by a friend.
BQHN
REFRIGERATORS
Only Ten Days More
of Special Prices
I'lic savings or $25 to $33,
applying to four Bolin
Snnltor Refrigerators, will
continue only until May
6th.
These splendid Refrig
erators, with the 8-laycr
Insulatlonnnd many other
exclusive features, keep
food in perfect condition
with very little Ice.
Bohn Refrigerator Shop
5 Eit 46th St., New York
Strstia nidi. VanderbUt 1917
Th Uluitrtd Hef rix.rtor. Si
b 10 by M InehM, wu 1100.00.
No I6S.O0,
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Kills Moths
PREVENTS
MOTH DAMAGE
for ono full year GUARANTEED!
"Just Spray"
Al Drug, Dept. and Grocery Stores.
MOTh PROOF PRODUCTS CORP.
100 Broad St. New Vork
Telephone, liowllnc Green 7007.
THE EVENING WORLD, vWEDNESDAY, APRIL 2 6, 1922.
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Silk
Linedand
Fringed
Tricot hie
Cape
$25
ffl
Smart Capes
Unusual Value
$10 to $50
Silk Capes, featuring
fringed effects in the finest
Canton Crepe and Rosha
nara, as low as $15 !
Cloth Coats and Capes of
best quality Pqiret Twill and
Tricotine, only $10.05!
Many sport models in soft
finished Tweeds, Camel's If air
and Herringbones; excep
tional values at $16.05 1
HAMILTON MATERIALS Are of a
Quality Usually Found in Garments
That Sell at Almost Double the Price!
I
500 New
Silk Frocks
5it. lslH.Hr
Silk Dresses effectively
trimmed with beads, lace or
ribbon in the newest mode !
Dresses for sport wear in
Crepe Knit or Eoiret Twill
combined with Canton.
A variety of Cape Dresses
in Tweeds, Cantons, Rosha
nara, etc. Excellent values
moderately priced!
n
mi
Beaded
Silk
Canton
Crepe
Dress
$19.95
HAMILTON GARMENT CO,
307 Fifth Avenue, Near 31st Street
rVJ
FUR STORAGE
Vaults on the premises
Absolute protection
BROADWAY
at Ninth Street
Store Hours: 9 to S.30
Formerly A. T. Stetcart
5,000 Yards of Fashionable Printed All-Silk Voile
The Soft Velvety
Moonlight on
the Waters
of .Lake Captivea gives a
royal setting to the home of
the Tarpon, the kings of the
sunlit seas and the queers
of the nights when the moon
is at its full.
Where else besides Mont
Blanc or the Jungfrau are
there such sunsets ami sun
rises as here".'
The other morning the
sun's little finger lifted
itself silently out of the
water and a great red bail
swiftly rolled up into the
cloudless sky. The winds of
the night roughened the
waters of the lake, and as
the waves rose and fell tho
sun shining through them
made a path of liquid red to
the little cabin window, as
if to beckon one to a morn
ing walk' In the light and all
the way through the new
day.
Signed)
April 26, 1922.
New Curtains make
smiles
Didn't you once upon a time
make funny pictures on your
slate of the frowning house and
the smiling house, the frowns
and the smiles depending on
whether doorways and windows
had their corners turned up or
down? With its new spring cur
tains your house will turn up all
the corners of its windows.
From Scotland
Madras curtains in dainty
borders with figured centres.
Valances o match. 53,25 to
$8.75 pair,
Madras curtains with pink,
pale green, blue, gold, tan and
brown colors woven in dado,
border and all-over figured de
signs in one, two or three-tone
combinations on the cream
ground. - Colors arc tub and
-un-fast.
M.75 to $12.50 pair.
From England
Dainty net curtains, fresh and
crisp as a spring morning. Fin
ished with plain hems or with
dainty lace edges.
?1.95 to $6.50 pair.
France, too
Spotted nets in large and
small figure1!, plain and ruffled.
$12.50 to $14.50 pair.
Switzerland's gift
is curtains of dainty cmbro;-'
dered Brussels net.
57 to $14.50 pair.
Made in U. S. A.
Ruffled curtains in 22 differ
ent styles, musljn, swiss, lace,
filet net, voile, marquisette,
scrim, grenadine plain and
figured.
$1.65 to $11.50 pair.
The Avenue of Draperies.
Fourth Gallery, New Building
COWHIDE
Oxford Bags, $5.50
18 in. bags of grain cow
hide, in black cobra grain
and smooth brown finish,
leather lined. Sewed cor
ner protectors.
Hat Boxes, S5, $5.50
Enamel cloth, good graUe.
18x9 and 18x12 in. 45.
20x9 and 20x12 in. $5.50.
Week-end cases to match
the 24 in. size at 55; the 26 in.
size at $5.50; 28 in size, 56.
Street Floor, Old Building.
Downitalri Store, New Building.
Player-piano
Music Rolls
60c for a number of SI Im
perial rolls, including "Angel
Child," "Just a Little Love
Song," "Pick Me Up and Lay
Me Down, Cutie," from "Tho
Blue Kitten."
50c for 75c "synchronized"
rolls, including "Say It With
Music." "The Sheik," "Song of
India," "Three o'clock in tho
Morning."
Flrt Gallery, New Building.
"0k XLfhlorThP
Russian Frocks for Girls
That is frocks made in the Russian fashion
by Russian emigrees now in New York. They
strike a different note, and who shall say that girls
of 6 to 12 are not sensibly appreciative of some
thing new and uncommon !
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crepe. Simple, with the peasant stitchery done in brilliant
colors and odd designs.
Whlu(, blue or maize cotton crepe 515, 517.50, 519.50.
Navy blue or white crepc-de-chine $22.50.
Girls Knickerbocker Suits
Becoming, stright-line frocks, lace at throat or
button over shoulders. Perfectly tailored "knicker-,
bocker are finished with fitted cuffs at the knees.
$12.50 to $19.50.
Jersey or linen, 512.50; jersey combined with flannel, or
diagonal tweed, 515; flannel, $19.50.
Plain colors, checks or effective combinations.
ip length circular capes to match stiits, $10.75
Second Floor, Old Building.
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Women's Twill Suits, $38
a very Special price
Beautifully tailored suits of the finest twill in
navy blue and black a few with the smart white
hair-line stripes. Lined with crepe-de-chine and
nand-finished.
They show the new long jackets and the slen
der becoming silhouette possible only in a well
made tailleur.
Slightly fitted or straight, to be worn with or without
belts, jackets varying in interesting detail of collar line,
pocket and sleeves.
Second Floor, Old Building.
The "Mimi" Cape, $32.50
' A very smart circular cape of twill cord nearly
four yards wide for Miss 14 to 20. It has attained
a remarkable degree of success since its debut but
a few weeks ago.
Bindings and tie of grosgrain
ribbon emphasize the grace of its
youthful Tines.
Navy blue or black, lined with
navy blue, beige, gray radium silk. .
The New "Mimi" Suit .
Navy blue twill cord, softly I
tailored to maintain the
straight-line silhouette.
$49.50.
Red flannel bindings and a nar
row red leather belt introduce a
pleasing note of bright color to the
carefully cut jackets. Hand fin
ished lining is of gray crepe dc
chine.
Second Floor, Old Building
Hats for formal occasions
Black and brown predominate in the collection
of delightful hats of this type which the Millinery
Salon is presenting for spring and summer $16 to
$40.
... For dancing there are lace-draped mushroom hats that
mdo the eyes in a piquant fashion.
Oftentimes a gleaming ornament of rhinestones, a cluster
of exotic fruit, or a colorful rose add the last perfect finish
to the picture.
Second Floor, Old Building.
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m
Piano Salons
Flnt Gallery, New Bldg.
Lawn Mowers are
now in demand
Here they are high
wheel, low wheel, ball-bowing,
plain-bearing; 12 in. to
24 in.; $9.50 to $26.25.
Lawn trimmers. Grass catch
ers. Bakes. . Everything for
tho lawn.
Seventh Qallery, New Building
Spring Topcoats
for Boys
Chilly days in spring,
cool days and evenings at
the seashore or in the
mountains demand spring
coats for boy s. Come
Thursday and make your
selection from a rare stock
of smart, comfortable
coats.
3 to 10 years $7 to 515.
12 to 18 years $19.50 to 530
Some fine imported
materials
For those who prefer very
superior, exclusive topcoat styles
tor boys thero is a most inter
cstlng choice at 521.75 up.
Street Floor, New Building.
Boys' Oxfords, $4.75
were $6 last year
Made of tan and black
leather with heavy welted
soles, medium wide toes.
Very comfortable.
Built on a last to specially
suit the growing boy. Blind
eyelets, metal plugs in heel.
Sizes 1 to G.
Sizes 11 to 13 VS $4.25.
Street Floor, New Building.
Reed. $24.50
Fifty baby carriages,
like the one pictured.
Pullman style. $35 grade.
Has all the improved at
tachments any baby car
riage can have.
Reversible gear, rubber tired
nutless wheels, tubular push
handles, hood and body. Lined
with good grade of corduroy.
Third Qallery, New Building.
Get the Winter
Dust Out
HOOVER it beats as it
sweeps as it cleans the
electric cleaner which
makes Spring house-cleaning
a recreation instead of
a task. Removes light sur
face dirt, clinging litter,
embedded grit.
Baby Hoover, $52.50.
Hoover Special, $65.
Air attachments for dusting,
cleaning, etc, 515.
PREMIER Electric
cleaner, air-cooled motor,
$42.50.
Special cleaning attachments,
$10.
Seventh Gallery, New Building.
Today's $3.50 grade
Thursday--$L85 yd.
All silk voiles printed (and t Fashion says
Printed Silks) smartly striped with satin, which
have the sheer delicacy of Georgette crepe with the
added merit of being practically indestructible.
Exquisite colorings
T
The selection of designs is extensive the new
ones for summery afternoon g6wns of charming
softness all-over patterns in small or large figures
on light or dark grounds. Shadowy effects in the
beautiful Persian colorings so much favored by
Paris arc particularly delightful.
Indeed, we cannot begin to tell you all wc would
like to about these silks you must see them to ap
preciate how wonderful they arc at the price.
40 inches wide.
Thunday, In the Silk Rotunda, Street Floor, Old Building.
Sale of 9 x 12 Rugs
Worsted Velvet Rugs, seamless . . ,
Axminstcr Rugs, sewed
Grade
.$65.00
. 52.50
Fale Price
$45.00
37.50
One of New York's largest wholesalers moved. We
moved these 9x12 ft. rugs, saving him trouble and expense
and got them at a good saving.
The worsted velvets are (1) two-toned effects in rose, blue, green
and gray, with band borders to match, and (2) -Oriental colors and
designs, finished with linen fringe.
The Axminsters arc high pile rugs of a standard well known
make. Third Qallery, New Building.
More Good Linen News
The linens are as pure as linen is made '
The prices are lower than elsewhere
Breakfast and Dinner-sized Napkins
175 doz., heavy all linen, size 19x19 in. at $3.75 doz.
185 doz., heavy all linen, size 20x20 in. at $5.75 doz.
162 doz., all linen, good grade, 22x22 in. at $4.75 doz.
375 doz., extra good quality, 22x22 in. at $7.50 doz.
87 doz., heavy, very special, 24x24 in.-at $9.75 dcz.
Pure Linen Table Damask
550 yards of 69 in. Several good designs, $1.65 yard.
465 yds. 70 in. bleached and silver bleached $2.50 yd.
300 yds. of 63 in. ex,tra heavy homespun silver bleached
at $2.95 yard.
450 yds. of 72 in. extra heavy homespun silver bleached
at $3.35 yard.
.
Pure White Irish Dress Linen
1000 yds. 36 in., suitable for dresses and fancy em
broidery at 80c a yardi
Hemstitched Pillow Cases and Sheets
100 pair pure linen cases, 221236 in. at $2.75 pair.
125 pr. heavy, pure linen sheets, 70x96 in. at $12.50 pr.
Hemstitched Tea Cloths and Napkins
450 cloths, 45x45 in., pansy and rose pattern, $2.75 ea.
300 doz. napkins, 13x13 in., plain linen, beautifully
boxed, $5 dozen.
First Floor, Old Building.
If you want a Cedar Chest
Vftii will ho BiirnviQnrl fn find whnfr nn nf f rnnf i vn IJiW-la nw
der-the-bed-box on rollers, 9 in. high, 48 in. long and 23 in.
wiae, you may nave ior zi.zd.
While chests of 36 in. 42 in. and 48 in. lengths, with or
without trays, await the privilege of lending their aromatic
fragrance and their beautiful color to your room, and their
protection to your furs and woolens. $15.25 to $38.
Fourth Qallery, New BulWlng
Made-to -Measure Suits
Plenty of Variety
Fully Guaranteed
$45 to $65
grades. . . .
$37.50
rTHE Spring Sale of Used Pianos offers rare choice of instruments for Sum-
mer homes. Used upright pianos, $75 up player-pianos, $345 up
grand pianos, $495. Twenty newly re-conditioned pianos added to the Sale
this morning.
Plain blues, blacks, fancy patterns and plenty ,of
everything.
A good way to start the Spring and Summer season,
because it gives every man a chance to have the kind of
suit he wants.
Our $45 to $65 fabrics made to your individual meas
urements guaranteed by US. Broadway, cor. Eighth.
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