The evening world. Newspaper, December 26, 1916, Page 8

Sc 4 mm CHILDREN ARE EVENING WORLD'S GUESTS AT "MOVIE" | : (Continued from First Page) Moving picture of “Snow White” was set for them. The Strand Theatre never held a more appreciative audl- ehes, President Marks said so, and did Mt after “Snow Marguerite Clark would have been delighted to have received personally the ovation she got in the pleture, ager Edel. It was @ Httle k In the morning when The charmiug Little actress made)“ many friends among the public school children of New York, it ahe didn't have them before her Miss Sophie Irene Loeb had the show stopped when It was about hulf| her interruption pastime, but said f ‘ | Who Not Have Real Good Hair White” presented herself andl hand played and there couldn't have that she wanted to introduce Mr. Lewisohn, who, she wae sure, they would be glad to hear, She sald The | Evening World had left nothing un- done, In her bellef, to make the day @ happy one for the children, She wan interrupted with cheers and shouts and whistling, MR. LEWISOMN ONE OF BEST FRIENDS OF PENNY LUNCH. Sho said Mr. Lewisohn was ono of the very beet frienda The Bvening | World had when it Was making its) fight for tho penny hunches in the SiGjilc achools. ina Leod got quite a hand her- heit Mtrons the children, Mr, Lewisohn was cimbarrassed at the wealth of plaudits he received, The children clapped their hands, stood up ard cheered and “hoo-rayed” for him, The been a bigger ovation tehdered him | if he wore the principal speaker in a political meeting. | jd he wouldn't * long from their entertain- He told the youngsters how he was to be with them on occasion and that he hoped they Joyed The Evening World's treat much as he was enjoying it. It was fA fine wayeto enjoy a day, he aald. and he hoped t hey would all live | © be good cit , a8 ho Was wire | they Would be, and wound up by | Wishing the boys and girle all a) happy New Year A BOX OF CANDY FOR EVERY) PUPIL PRESENT. They shouted back to him that they wished him the same, Mine Kvelyn M. Goldsmith of the Senmide » who chaperoned the crippled | children for The Evening World, had a few words to say. She told the ttle ones that there waa a box of | candy for y pupil, and that those | who had ot received one would et! ‘i y were going out If they | td “only hold up thelr hands. Bie } 1 that The Evening World wan: especially done and there w ¢ cheers for Miss Goldamith a ning World. | the big little audience had auf. | 7} hed tears over the death of | “Snow White” and had} lwughed and cheered when she ca back to life and inte hy own stath with her beloved prince, Miss Loeb asked them to xing “America.” Mise Gracie led the children in the song and they gave it with a will, | ‘Then Miss Loeb asked thet 0’ body be espectally careful In goln wo (hut Uhey wouldn't crowd or ly crippled children. 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Patent pock- ot-like seat and is always comfortable. It has taken many years to bring ATHENA to ita present perfected state, You will realize when you put it on that it is exactly right in every detail 4 || Prices: For Women—Vests and Tights 60c to $2.00 | For Women—Union Suits..... For Boys and Girls—in cotton or merino. | Supreme Value PHOENIX. SILK HOSE Men's Silk Hose-—S5e, 8c, $1.05 and $1.59 Men's Lisle Hose, 30. , and cheered to their hearts’ at their entertainment. The band wa. | playing on the sidewalk when the | children came out, and there were a! lot of big, real policemen to keop the | crowds back Not a thing had occurred to mar thd enjoyment of the little ones Many teachers were there to help in thelr care, and tho day and its ceie- | bration was @ perfect occasion and hosta of young hearts were made really, truly happy loose fabric to wrinkle | under the corset. Select your size in ATHENA wear, exact buying Under- It is cut to your measure. | | | | $1.15 to $4.25 50c to $1.10 85c to $2.00 rmined not only by Holiday Week Sale of All Winter Clothes in the Salons of Fashion half the original price. delicate sleeves of velvet, a copy of us by a French couturier in New York, is only! $50-—-half the original price. , circles of silver embroide | and silver embroidery and net and silver cloth, | is only $29.50. brocade and square train and sparkling rhine- stones, is now only $175. this great Sale, RURS--ExtraordinarySale | | furs. We got them at the lowest prices we have paid for furs this season, and we | have taken off a percentage of our usual profit. The Wanamaker furs are all new | furs this season, and include a number of imported coats and sets. Sirst reduction in their prices. | DYED FURS—skunk, muskrat, Kolinsk: Least Reductions 25 Per Cent. —— oh M fase she Subway at oh Astor Place Sore — dag tnd at Ninth jew York pu 25 to 50 Per Cent. Less than Original Prices Winter coats for street, afternoon, evening | Winter dresses for morning, afternoon, evening | Winter tailored suits for e ity and country and including original French models. Sale Begins Wednesday, December 27th HAT. wonderful red velours de laine Moyen-age gown with seal dyed fur, an exact copy of Cheruit, is now only $5 The New Price List Tailored suits begin at $7.50. The highest priced one is now only $175. Coats begin at $7.50. The highest priced evening wrap is now only $195. Dresses begin at $7.50. The highest priced gown is now only $195. Skirts begin at $2.95. The highest priced skirt is now only $7.50. That charming dark blue taffeta gown with Jace and almost-y; -to-the-shoulder ; Premet made for | A favorite Lanvin suit model is copied in | great beige colored heavy wool stitched in black and | rimmed with velvet at only $50. all chiffon | A copy of a Callot s rge dress with is only $42.50, A copy of a Lanvin dance frock A green cloth suit with lapin is only $75. Beautiful chiffon velvet suits are only $75. An opera gown of silver cloth, with silver H (heel evening coats with great collars f muskrat ave Coats of Bolivia cloth and velours with Heke \are now only $38.50, $55, $75, $98 and $125, | It would take ten hie aper pages to describe the greater part of the clothes involved in , Some models have sold down to the last one or two, some models may be had in several colors and sizes. Some things have been reduced before, but al! are fresh and in good condition | Second floor, Old Building, A mahogany color suit with natural raccoon, ‘opy of a Cheruit, is only $75. $48,000 New Furs, 25 to 40 Per Cent. Less HH $15,000 Wanamaker Furs, Reduced The new furs are the pick of the stocks of seven furriers. Stylish furs. Good Thia is the | More than 1,000 muffs, from $9.50 to $40 | More than 500 scarfs, trom $7.50 to $175 More than 100 coats, from $85 to $650 More than 200 sets, 14 styles, $40 to $400 NATU. Hee FURS—mink, lynx, beaver, red fox, raccoon, cross fox, fisher, blended skunk, ermine, Hudaon Bay | sable, ed Japanese mink, black fox, skunk-dyed raccoon, taupe fox, |] | baum marten fox, blue fox, battle ship tox, Kamchatka-dyed fox, pointed silver fox, Hudson Bay-dyed | fox, blue-dyed lynx, taupe-dyed lynx, dyed Hudson Bay sable | Some 40 Per Cent. Less || More Than 1,000 Muffs ' Cross fox, $100, $125, $176. Skunk, £15, $19.50, 81, 425,828, $50, $5, | Batlle etsy toa: od Raceoon, $8. 50, $10 0 Kamchatka fox, $ Kolinaky-dyed ne Black-lynx, $15, $2 Seal-d Beav Blue dyed lynx, $65. 100, 2 | Pointed silver f » $110. - $20. Taupe dyed lyn tural Fisher, $72, $105. |] | 82h, Red fox, $25, $86| — Hucison Pay Sable blended, $175. \]| 18.50, $26.50, Hudeon Bay Sable dyed, $175, $350. | f Hudson Bay Sable natural, $400. | puskrat, $10. 250, $16.50. b Ermine, $30, : 0, $25. Natural lynx, $16 100 Coats Dyed. skunk, $11.60, 815, $16, $18 More Than id double borders, Skunk-dyed raccoon, Fe 50, $12.60, $15, $16.60. | ware collare, single an Mink, $32.50, “$55. $ 0, $15, § flare shirt, . Linings of brocaded and soft sili . 140 to 48 inches f 20 10 44 buat j More Than 500 Scarfs a fe fe tiene? A 1040 | Skunk, $8.50, $19.60, $15, $21, $35, | Seal-dyed muskrat, plain, $100, site, Kolinsky-dyed Japanese mink, 'S | 0, $35, Black lynx, $35. _ Red fox, $ Seal-dyed muskrat , $10. trimmed with wolf Black fox fie: $18, trimmed with wol Ermine, kolinaly, $17 Natural |; $13.50, More Than 200 Fur Sets Taupe fox, $40, $50, $55, $75, $85. Baum marte 5 Hudson Bay Dyed blue {« ul trimmed with dyed skunk, $16 trimmed with skunk, $95, Sti0, 150, $300, $325. i $150, or fox, 1 nx, mink, beaver, 7, $300, $450. $67.50, $120, $176. Skunk-dyed raccoon, $9, Moleskin, $275 to $650, Seal-dyed coney, $85. Seal-dyed muskrat stoles, $27 Fur-lined tweed coats, §25. Second floor, Old Building. +50, $65, $100. fox, $75, $5,000 Nag Furs in 1 Down- Stairs Store, at Reductions of a Quarter toa Third _ Muffs Scarfs Black coney, $2.25, $8.75, $4.60. | Black coney, $8.26, $4, $6.26. | aT 50. Seal-dyed coney, $7.50, Kit co "$4, $5.26. Mole-dyed coney, $8 | R60, 918,60, $16: | Skunk-dyed racéoon, $12.0. Dyed skunk, $17.50. | U}. | : $19.60, $16, Stoles and Cape 6.50. Mole-dyed coney, i Seadyed coney, 16,60. _THE EVENING WOKLD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1916. Invest Your Christmas Money . so as to make it yield you profit in the form of a lifetime of pleasure. Come to Bloomingdales’ and secure “THE WORLD'S GREATEST PLAYER PIANO VALUE,” our New and Unrivalled Tri-Solo Melodist e WALTERS ° 88-Note Player Piano eis 595 Bas On Terms of §2 a Week [FREE « We Give a Reautiful Music Cabinet, Bench, Cover, 12 Rolls of, * Music (Your Own Selection) and Free Delivery to Your Home | There Is No Other Player Piano at $395 That Compares With the Walters All who have seen and heard the new 1917 Style Walters Player Piano unanimously agree that from every point of excellence by which Player Pianos can be judged, THE WALTERS IS SUPREME. So perfect and simple are the expression devices, that no knowledge of music is required in order to bring out the beautiful tone-pictures in any composition, whether popular or classical. The exquisite, sweet singing tone, the responsive action and the highly artistic case designs are ample evidence of the utmost skill and care used in the construction, Notwithstanding the increase in the cost of all materials entering into the construction of pianos, we have not advanced the price. Our New Style “F” Walters Piano The Best Piano Built to Sell at On Terms of ‘1 a Week | Price includes Stool, Cover and Free Delivery. No [No Interest, Walters Berghe Pianos, $225 to $31 \ Weiters Player Pianos, $395 to Hd Walters Grand Pianos, $525 to $575 Erhard Upright Pianos, $300 to $400 Frhard Player Pianos, $500 to $600 Erhard Grand Pianos, $625 to $1100 EXCHANGE YOUR OLD PIANO for the beautiful new Walters or Hs Erhard Piano or Player Piano. We will make a liberal allowance and let { you pay the balance at the rate of $1 a week on a Piano or $2 a week on a Player Piano. Upon request a representative will call. Send for our 1916 illustrated catalogue. Piano Salesrooms, Third Floor, What the Prophets of tthe Stars Predict for the Coming Year, Interesting Forecasts as to War, Labor, Finance, Ete. See Next Sunday World Magazine