The evening world. Newspaper, July 23, 1919, Page 10

i$ STEADILY RISE. he partie stom the tSrmination ot of the ptf a, They’ll Make the Kiddie Klub Luna Park AGreat Success if Sun Will Show a re nan coward, on the tex: cad n New yi s my Hei s with ov Sertina to the | Inclement Weather thousands of people have been prevented from at- ns. Great Big Special Clearance Sales of ten days, so we will continue the Sales of r I eeondes, Tuesday and Wednesday. Offering All These Events for Thursday OLDS. sWITHN HALTS PAGEANT OF THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 23, 1919.) Outing . Smiling Face D LLAR-DAY Waists, Ho- Boys’ and Girls’ Wear. Dresses, Corsets, Simei KIDDIE KLUBBERS aduidteliee: Will Be Held To-Morrow if the Rain Will Only Cease. Well, kiddies, it’s am up to the Weather Man as to whether we have Tue Eilaos our pageant to-morrow. And the Weather Man said to-day that he'd break up the storm if he had to call on St. Swithin. And then, of course, you all will call on St, Gwithin and pray to him to give us a fine after- noon for the show at Luna, If it rains, of course we'll have to Postpone the afternoon of joy till Friday, and maybe till next Wednes- day afternoon. But just keep your eyes on the Kiddie Klub news. Cousin Eleanor will let you know all about it, just when we're Near 6th Ave. to have. As to that, you know pretty well now, don’t you? First of all, now, remember these things: Each member of the Kiddie Klub may bring to the park a friend or neighbor, some other kiddie who isn't a member, although, of course, he or she will want to be before the day is over. Children of twelve years and over must pay the war tax at the gate and on all amusements? which are otherwise free. Children under twelve years old do not have to pay the tax, And here's what you are going to see by the courtesy of the Luna Park management, if not to-morrow some other day; but we all hope that it is to-morrow. Chivalli's ‘Trained Dogs in the ball- room at 2 P. M.; “A Night in Pekin,” especially arranged for the Kiddie Klub by Mr, Chin Sun Loo. The best time to see this novel treat is at 3.30; Submarine F-7, showing what is done when one of Uncle Sam's submarines | is ordered to sea to fight off enemy | submarines; the Shrine of Diana, which is @ carnival of dancing, and | the big show of “The Last Shot,” which was the end of the war, Then there are the baby incubators where we'll see the littlest kiddie of | them all in the Kiddie Klub, and here are all the rides that the park man- agement have handed over to you for the afternoon; the Frolic, Witching Waves, Tanks, Honeymoon Express, the Whip. Coal Mines, Gyroplane, Red Mill, the Chutes, Elictric Top, Luna Ride, Captive Aeroplanes and Launder your blouse the’ moment it gets soiled! 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Out, Sweet SWISS FEDERATION TO JOIN THE LEAGUE |" = President Ador Says § Says So, Praising bt the Project—Against Bol- shevism and Anarchy. he ZURICH, July 23.—Gustav Ador, President of the Swiss Federation, on yesterday declared in a public address that the Government was disposed to consider measures for realizing the thought that Switzerland could re- frain from ‘associating herself with an organization pursuing euch @ noble end. Special Sale 0 Silk Dresses Over 500 Dresses In_ Georgette Crepe Taffetas and Crepe de Chines formerly $18.50, $19.50° $22.50 and $25.00 Now $12.50 The dress illustrated at $12.50 is a regular $25 value; it shows the wonder- ful bargains to be had in this great sale, Special Sale of Summer Dresses Reduced less than the to sell at 40% poten prices Featuring: Ginghams, Organdies Linenes and Voiles, $5 to $25 307 FIFTH AVENUE sists. Beaatiful Taffeta Dress Specially Prived at $12.50 i i if 4 “ "1329-1331 4810-4812 BROADWAY FIFTH: AVE. Near Gates Avenue Bet. 48th and 49th Brooklyn Brooklyn ALL SIZES FOR WOMEN AND MISSES, 14 TO 46 Manufacturers’ over productions enable us to offer this most for- tunate purchase at this ridiculously low price; they comprise white and flowered votles, shade organdies, - SALE AT THREE BROOKLYN STORES: FULTON STREET, Cor. of BRIDGE STREET At Hoyt St. Subway Station, Brooklyn EXTRAORDINARY PURCHASE AND*‘SALE THURSDAY 500 Summer Frocks ORDINARILY SELL FOR 9.75 TO 12.75 3°95 ALL SALES MUST BE FINAL printed organdies, art calico, all new and up-to-the-minute styles, dainty pastel