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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK. SUNDAY. OCTOBER 3. 192G A 7 MVY WILL REPAIR BUILDINGS HOUSING Hrman Eernsreln, Mrs.

Florence I. Kahn. Congress woman from t'allfor-hh; Don Hitz, S. Wallace iJempney, Mrs. Lllll.jn Gill)reth, industrial und Senator Royal si.

$35,000 IS PLEDGED TO ISRAEL-ZION ing only through sufferance, will not make extensive repairs as It is thought that the city may transtorm it into a park in the future aft it originally was intended. Lt. A. Holllngshead, in charge of the detail of 21 men at Fort Tilden, told an Kagle reporter that the frame quarters were not very comfortable. The wind blew through the walls, he said, and in cold weather the men suffer.

ROCKAWAY AIR UNITi tion to two hangers which are in good shape and are used to house Planes for student The station is lo charge of Lt. II. 3. Kendall commanding about 15 men. All machinery and equipment Is In good condition.

According to dispatches from Washington it is the Intention of the Navy Department to repair only such buildings as are needed by this unit. What will be done with the rest has not been decided. No special appropriation from 4'ongress is needed for this work. Funds will be taken out of a general sum available. TjwuI Cannot Be Transferred.

The land occupied the posts cannot be leased, ceded or sold under the terms of the Kiis gift and therefore the Government, occupy according to advices received by The Kiigle from Washington today. The naval air station, built during the war und which originally accommodated 1.500" men, closed in It'll 1, following tl failure of tht Government to ncriulre the land from the city, to which it was given for park purposes by the late Jacob flits. Since then many of the building, through lack of proper attention, have suffered appreciably. Tilden Not So Had. Kort Tildon, th array bach while nine of the buildings present a Hhab-by uppeurance, hu not suffered bo much.

In April of this ynr part of naval station reopened as a training station for members of tht Naval Air Heserve of the Third Naval Pistrict. Only a few of th 30 odd buildings are In use In addi chamber during the coming fall and wintr. In addition thro will 'vral social meetings. Th first mt-mbt-rs' iupc-tlnc of th will be hHd Thursday, Oct. 21.

'n Oct. 27 the third "Get-tiiethr" d.nner uf the women members will held. For Oct. 28 Arthur S. Draper wiV.

the speaker. A reunion of thow who have taken part in lh various Chamber of Commerce tuars will be held Oct. 30. Alberto Salomon, former inintcr of Foreign Affairs of I'eru, now In this country as b-gal advisor to th Peruvian himbassy, will a inn p-ak during the season. Others on the hht include Henry II.

Curran, Admjra 1 1'Minkett, General Summer.t It, Dr. Louts I. Harris, Com mUs-i nner of Health; Gen. James G. ilarhord, is expected from the appeals to be made on Surcoth and Hhinir-4 Atze-rtth (memorial services).

As explained by President Roth, the momy realized will be u-ed in the care of ward and charity patients. Julius H. Barnes to Open Chamber Luncheons Julius H. Barnes, former president of the Chamber of Commerce of the I'nlted states, will be the fpeaker Oct. 16 at the first Saturday forum luncheon under the auHplres of the Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce.

Mr. Barnes has spent most of his life In the wheat export bumness. Many other speakers of national prominence will be heard at the Q( democratic clib. i Special to The Eapi.t Albany, cl. 2 A charter hai been issued by the Secretary of State to the Auburndale Democratic 1 b.

Auburndale. Queen ounty. directors are Jofteph J. Quigley. 4024 IStlst and Harry J.

Fitzgerald, lHitth st. and 424 ave Auburndale. and Frank J. Donahue, t. and Hroadway, and John J.

Conlon and Leon Waterman, 82 2Jd lushing. The board of directors of the United Israel-Zion Hospital announce that $35,000 has been pledged as the result of the campaign made durtng the recent holiday appeals at the various congregations and synagogues of Bay Ridge, Boro Park, Bensonhurst, Flatbush and Coney island. Louis Rablnowitz, chairman of the campaign committee reported to Gustav S. Roth, president of the hospital that an additional $10,000 Army Also Plans Improvement Work at Fort Tilden, Wash-' ington Advices Say. The JCvy Department will rehabilitate buildlriKS at the Rock-away Naval Aviation Station which are necessary to house the unit now stationed there, and repairs will bo made at Kort Tilden by the Army, MHX'S 1M KLKCTIOV.

The Men's Club of Brooklyn, recently organized, 203 Terrace has elected Lr. H. Wallerateln president; Hen Gersky, vice president: Samuel Matkoff, treasurer; Melvin Sachs, recording secretary; William FerrUter, corresponding secretary; Samuel Golib, financial secretary, and Louis Nadler, sergeant-at-arms. Beginning Monday! Beginning Monday! 1903 TWEWW-TEIi DASMVERSAlu SALE 1 4 Lower Prices When They Count Most! 11 Jfk ANNIVERSARY SALE Boys' 4 Pc. Suits and Wool Lined O'coats TWENTY-THREE YEARS of achievement! Twenty-three years of service and satisfactory value-giving! We are proud of it, and we want you to celebrate with us in this big Anniversary Sale.

For months we have been assembling these bargains bargains which we have tried to make the best you have ever seen and we believe that we have succeeded. Come and see for yourself. Values Junior Coats School O'Coats 8-74 PL 16.75 ANNIVERSARY SALE Girls' Fur-Collared New Fall Coats A rr Unusual JS.UU Values SMART new models in warm all wool fabrics Suedes, Buckskins, sport plaids, broken checks all fully lined and interlined. All with large fur collars and some with fur cuffs Latest colors. Sizes 7 to 16.

A Manufacturer Retired from Busiess and We Bought His Entire Stock, Consisting of 6,000 PIECES RAYON UNDERWEAR U9 Tli Suits All wool chevloti and cassl. meres, alpaca lined. Double and alngls breasted, English cut, toll kilckera. Slies 7 to IS. Tha Coats All wool, lined with all wool plaid, douhls breasted, English cut box style.

Stoutly made, well finished. Sizes 3 to 18. Exquisite quality, firm and heavy, finely and closely knit, supple, soft and lustrous. The garments are generously cut and carefully made, all seams nicely finished rare values! All Colors Sizes In Three Groups VALUES UP TO 8.95 Brassiere Chemises. Slips (hip hems), a Singl, Cult .1 Girls' Wool Frocks Chemises, Vests.

Step-ins, French Panties. 1.50 2-oo Nightgowns, I Bloomers. Double Cuit Bloomers, Pantalettes, Slips. Negligees. 4-95 Boys' Worsted Jersey Suites Fine quality worsted jersey suits.

One and two-piece models with lined pants and pockets in pants. All colors and every new Fall style. Sizes 3 tu 10. Value 5.95. Main Floor new styles, in jersey, fine serge and wool crepe.

One and two-piece modes, prettily trimmed. All bound seams. Sizes 7 to 14. Value 1.50. Main Floor ANNIVERSARY.

SALE OF Sheer Silk Hose, Full Fashioned Boys' Wool Lumberjacks 2-95 Wool plaids in swagger color combinations with elastic knit bottom, open cuff and sport collar. Full cut, well made, good warm firm quality. Sizes 4 to 13. Value 5.00. Main Floor Fur Trimmed COATS 'Authentic, Paris-Decreed Styles 'Approved by Smart New X.crk Full fashioned, in 42-gauge fine even weave, with reinforced lislo sole and garter top.

Every pair perfect. All the favored new colors. Value 1.65. Main Floor 59.50 ANNIVERSARY 8 ALE Corduroy Lounging Robes 1.95 IP 1. SI A Shoe Achievement! In the Main Floor Shoe Section For the Anniversary Sale only we have taken from regular stock five of our popular if8.00 and $9.00 models, all with turned soles.

Gorgeous new colors in soft, warm, Venise, Durella and Bolivia Fabrics Luxurious furs lavishly used. Beautifully silk lined and interlined throughout. Glorious new coats coats so lovely that their very touch is caressing 1 Smart new interpretations of the favored straight-line and bloused-back modes, expertly tailored and generously befurred. Coats of the usual $75.00 grade. Sizes for women and misses.

Ssconst Floor 59 50 Values Are 3.00 PRETTY wide wale and embossed corduroy lounging robes with long sleeves. Rich, new Fall colors. Just the thing to slip on evenings or chilly mornings, Value 3.00. Main Floor Black Suede Oxfords Patent Leather Oxfords Black Satin Strap Pumps Patent Leather Strap Pumps Black Calf, Dull Buckle Pumps Sizes 3 to 8. Widths A to D.

$6 Imported Kid Gloves Imported novelty gloves of fine kid. Pretty embroidered turn down and flare cuffs, in colored and metallia effects, with backs embroidered to match. Special value. Main Floor ANNIVERSARY SALE OF 2000 Leather HANDBAGS Latest Fall and Winter Fashions in the Regular 4.95 Grade ANNIVERSARY SALE Imported Perfumes i 1A and 2-Ounce Bottles ANNIVERSARY SALE New Fall DRESSES Ebery One Smartly Styled of Fine Quality Materials 2 FOR $25 One Dress for 15.00 COMfe with your friends, your sister, your" mother each can buy a dress and share the savings, lt will be an exciting sale smart shoppers choosing eagerly among the wealth of fascinating new Fall frocks. Don't miss such savings as these I Choose from Georgettes, Flat Crepes, Crepe Satins in all the smartest Fall colors.

Women's sizes, 38 to 46. Misses' sizes, 14 to 38. Martin's thirl floor 2-79 11 or lot WJ J-x 79c Regular 2.50 Values Leathers: Pin Seal, Pin Morocco, Shoe Call, Velvet Calf, Reptile Craina, Florentine etfects and Novelty Leathers. Colors: Brown, Tan, Red, Green, Gray, Blue, Blonde, Black and Two-toned Effects. CIIIU new pouches, envelope and zipper bags In almotst variety, all nicely lined and fitted.

You II want to buy two or three for yourself and perhaps lay away several for Christmas gifts. Main Floor. HIGHEST quality perfumes, made and packed In France by famous perfumers who are known the world over. 1 oz l'a ot. and 2 oz bottles, In Nsrcisse, Bouquet, Jasmin, Ambre, Cbypre, Lilas and Mtiguet odor.

Value 2.50. Attractively boxed for Xmni Moln Floor.