The evening world. Newspaper, September 19, 1919, Page 27

OW 6 ae ooo ; he - cman he A RR . i OMAR ALON RY EC MAB 6 TAF P Piya at Rte am TE NN aR RS EE sphere Ere gene Sy. win Pade THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, SALE AT THREE BROOKLYN STORE: 1919, 1329-1331 BROADWAY Near Gates Avenue Brooklyn Bet. 48th and 49th Brooklyn (set FULTON STREET, Cor. of BRIDGE STREET At Hoyt St. Subway Station, Brooklyn Distinctive New Autumn Modes ASSEMBLED IN ALL THEIR FALL SPLENDOR. A MOST EXCEPTIONAL ASSORTMENT OF GOWNS, FROCKS, “TAILLEUR” SUITS, FUR TRIMMED SUITS, ELABORATE. FUR TRIMMED COATS, SERVICEABLE STREET COATS, OF LUXURIOUS FABRICS, , IN AN ARRAY OF CHARMING MODES, IRRESISTIBLE IN THEIR BEAUTY. Most Modestly Priced Chectes, Offerings of Clever Frocks and Gowns in a host of desirable new Fall org nations Suitable for the Miss, Débutante and Matron tte G Tri i Fea aatate eavees bongs Boe wardrobe at a substantial saving over its regular price. Basting Cotton, doz.. .66 ‘ orgette owns of Palestrina. The except Snap Fasteners, gross.. 50. self, “Sequenza di Pentecoste,” that le e Finer Dress Shields, was worthy of association with the pa 26 to.30 .2O® NOON OR DINNER WEAR Up compositions of the old masters, that | Our regular $22.74 Our regular $16.74 and $19.74 Bremenniery’ Pink ‘ EXQUISITELY BEADED, WIDE Y) trina’s “Laudate Dominum” eatab. || Velour coats for school and dress | Smart, practical coate at this VYelb. box to. 25 NEW STRAIGHT-LINE EF- Sew ONE-PIECE FROCKS; FECTS, NEATLY MADE OF VARIETY OF DAINTY DESIGNS. YA 74 SUPERIOR QUALITY TRICOTINE. auallty: The choirs|| and rows of butto The belt | lap belt 4 button trimmings. ihe se 1.40 to 1. ced in sonorous ¥ P| tans " ‘ape, x VERY MODESTLY PRICED, nd in woft-breathing passages and in|| Solne gives a warm finishs | warm, serviceable: material Hike Blondie ome a VERY MODESTLY PRICED, cistony Always they maintained a No charge for alteratio Wide Seam Binding, % tone of great beauty. With gracious black....... seoebes a 59.50 memories of What has been’ vouch- - a sated to us by our own Musical Art 25.00 Seer get cennicoameean a : Petr dine crea New Georgette Crepe Blouses | | Sut Ferm ....107 sor] was another treat jonsignor Casl- £. 12 Sec. Adjustable. 12.17 % . Evening Gowns Chic Satin Frock maint conducted masterfully. “ite auc. For Autumn Suits raphe ag ety Me Ee SOR ele Sano, ment to reflect his absolute will. A Special Saturday Value ik Nate he kcal # ERE i r HIFFON VELVET, HAND PAINTED BROOKLYN MEN OF OLD 14TH | 7.89 RIBBONS i DIATINGUNUSUAL BRILLIANCY, IN DAINTY AND NEWER FALL MODES OF IRRESISTIBLE CHARM. EAUTIFUL AND LUXURIOUS, RA- SATINS AND SOJRE TAFFETA, B DELICATE PASTEL SHADES. VERY MODESTLY PRICED, 49.50 Embroidered Serge Frock, Silk Soutache and Floss, Georgette VERY MODESTLY PRICED, Tucked Vest, Georg- 45.00 Luxurious Fall and Winter Coats Fabrics, styles and furs have been combined in a most’ ; wonderful assemblage of new mode interpretations. Silver Tone Coats Beaver-Wove Coat ARMLY LINED AND INTER. LINED, A MOST EXTRAORDI- NARY SPECIAL IN OVER A DOZEN DIFFERENT FALL SHADES. EW FUR FABRIC_SMART 36-INCH COAT, BELTED AND BELL CUFFS, DEEP CRUSH COLLAR, "@ar «VERY MODESTLY PRICED, 28.50 VERY MODESTLY PRICED, 34.50 Fur Trimmed Coats Evora Bolivia Coat ‘1 ne Vinehisiscceccsssaabt sues 14 UPERIOR QUALITY WOOL VELOUR, ICHLY LINED AND INTER. bc a tl, Weer, 30 od reproduction of finest Orientals—include Chinese on blue, ‘i Celluloid ey FULL LINED, EN. R LINED, BELTED, BONE oot al Seat Tiki ‘Mar tna tan and rose grounds—Oxl2 ft. Special, 72:50, | | setts ee ee RICHED WITH LARGE SEALINE BUTTON TRIMMED, SER. OSL Newkirk Aveaue, roo Seamless Axminster Rugs— Ve-vd, Plece of Seutache Brelge: COLLAR; POCKETS ALSO TRIMMED. VICEABLE NOTCH COLLAR. VERY MODESTLY PRICED, VERY MODESTLY PRICED, Silver Tip Boliv nat, Peach Bloom Basque ° A : 45.00 Caitee Beaver Shaw! Coat. Nutria Pur trim 49.50 Celebration—Medaln Awarded, tionally serviceable— Silk Lingerie \ SemicBelted, ‘and Pockets, « ‘elcome Home celebration for|{ 9 ft. x 12 ft Ole BOs icsccces 8.94 All the new, dainty kinds 165.00 and sailors of 8 ft. 3in.x10 ft. 4ft.x7ft 1.97 in simple or elaborate styles, Mart Suits of Exceptional Charm “Tailleur’’ Suits New Miss Suits MART, SERVICEABLE MODELS DEVELOPED IN UNUSUALLY GOOD QUALITY WOOL-VELOUR, MANNISH SERGE AND CHEVRONA. IN SHORT RIPPLE AND CHIC GIRLISH EFFECTS, HANDSOMELY FUR TRIMMED, A TTRACTIVE NEW MODELS, $19.50 and $21.75 Men's Sui 14.95 | $15.50 Boys’ Fall Suits 14.50 >. Samples ‘and small lote--various |* Somi-Ne and waint woam our reg. BUBB... ss eevee 97 VERY MODESTLY PRICED, VERY MODESTLY PRICED, | FIRE CHIEF’S DRIVER HURT. 4 A eh he Md. Mt Fine Camisoles—neat or elaborate. | pa Moca . workmanship-—-majority with ex style—lace, — hemstitching, By Sylvester Rawling. bound to be named, won an first concert in America given in Carnegie Hall last night before a vast audience, A rare choral body, indeed, is this aggregation of some fifty to sixty men and boys gath- ered from the choirs of the Roman Basilioas, with the express or im- plied consent of Pope Benédict XV» to visit the United States and Can- ada, Artistically the choir “needs no bush,” not even that of the ap- proval of His Holiness; but at last ovening’s concert there was an in- terruption to permit of the presen- tation by Mayor Hylan to the con- ductor, Casimiro Raffaele Casimirt, of the city flag, with contingent speeches and the kising of the flag and was recognized and saluted by both the choir and the audience, The programme, with one excep- tion, consisted of classic liturgical lished immediately the high place of the organization. The individual voices were excellent, those of the! HOME ON SHIP WITH 1,555 Women Y. M. C. A, Workers Ar- tive on the Mercury With Pioneers From Brest. The transport Mercury, from Hrost Sept. 9, dockod at Pier 3, Army Base, Brooklyn, this morning with 1,555 troops, including Companies I and K of the 2d Pioneer Infantry, formerly the old 14th Regiment of Brooklyn. Other troops on board were the 417th Motor Supply .Co., 269th Military. Police “and five casual companies. There were also twenty-five women Y¥. M. C. A. work- ers. Company I of the old 14th was com- manded by Lieut, John Jones and Com- pany K by Capt. Richard Cox of Hal timore. They reported that Companies B, F, Ll, and M were with the Army of Occupation under Col, James R. How- lett of Brooklyn, Adjutant Gen. Borry of the New York Guard was at the pier to meet his son, Sergt. Charles W. Berry. Other returning members of Company T include Gerute, Hernan Téeneck, No, 458 16th treet; Michael C, Rea, lyn; John F, 0" York; Philip McGuire, No, 378 Sereuth Street; Martin Kimmeleinan, @2 Smith met; Senet, Major Theo, Crokus, No, 84% 1th Street, Brook yn, Privates Lonis Berwtein, No, Brooklyn; Frank Cosanki, nue, New Brighton, § 1: Raymond Levy, No, 21 Fort Wash noe, New York; Albert H, Kaimznler, Mone, No, 123 Riverdalo Avenue, Yonkers: rane, No, 9 Jefferson Strom, J. Mack, No, 1989 Madison Ay RYE HONORS SERVICE MEN. 1,500 Para Welcome Home ere yesterday u of the Apawamis Club More than 1,00 persons marched in he Wainwright of 1 lage President Theodore Fremd. gave the dedicatory address. Families of seven who Division, Vile thelr “d bronze | nt, ANarmy nurse, and Mins Marg d Miss ‘Wilhelmina |’ The celebration closed with a dinner and a block party HE Vatican Choir, for such In| our direct nomenclature it is | unequivocal artistic triumph at its | Fourteenth Gtreet OPEN SATURDAY 9 A. M. TO 5 P. M. LAST DAY of DRESSMAKERS’ SALE _~ =| Vatican Choir | = : 4810-4812 || In First Concert | FIFTH AVE. Scores Big Hit West of Hitt Avenue Interesting School Wearables —AND— Matchless Opportunities for Week-End Shoppers Saturday Two Special Values in MISSES’ AND JUNIORS’ The school girl and her older sister have in these values a de- lightful opportunity to add a smart warm coat to their Winter wear come in exceptionally pretty styles. One has a flowing back with a group of 6 tiny horizontal tucks exceptions alue have kit coney collars and are high-waisted with our regular $9.97 GEORGETTE BLOUSES of newest charm may be had in Mikado red, bisque, navy, African brown, taupe, peanut and jade. They are made in w variety of becoming ways; some are square necked, others collarless, ribbon, embroidery, rich beading and novel combinations of sed with rare effect— 97 our reg. JEWELRY Varied tise and little cont makes this list of particular interest. Pearl Necklaces—old clasp graduated—or « 99.97 6.45 Jewel bar pins, cuff stick pins, baby pins, bracelete—gold filled— Saturday Special Stationery A poured of paper goes a long way in writing to your friends, and this value is unusually good, Pound Box of Albatross Paper Envelopes to Match—per package—our reg. .14 To prevent dealers Home mothers declare that our values in rugs are the best they know of. Here are examples of the savings to be had at Hearn’s on rugs of excellent quality and finest patterns. Deep Pile Axminster Rugs— 9x12 ft.—rich medallion florals and small allover designs— Finest Seamless Worsted Wiltons—- fine quality wool—colors, blue, tan and rose. ‘There are slight misweaves which do not injure appearance or service, hence this value—6 ft. x 9 ft.—our reg. $87.50—- 27.44 New Sanitary Fibre Rugs- Mottled centre, with plain border—reversible and excep- New Rope Portieres—chenille, with drapery valance-—double Fine Grade Rush Mats Artistically patterned in Oriental effects 8 4x7 and 4,6x7.6 {t,—regular value $7.50, . , niet MORNING SPECIALS—Tomorrow, Saturday, Until 1 P. M. buying, quantities restricted, No Mail or Telephone Orders. lk Neckwear J | Be 0. N. T. Spool Cotton, white; best numbers; dozen Sewing Silk, 50 yds. Inside Dress Belting, $3.35 Embroidered hictecgnt Dressmakers’ Sale LAST DAY!.} For These Special Prices» Dressmakers’ Sale by one of the choir boys, and later F NOTIONS there was a stirring moment when Archbishop Hayes appeared in a box LAST DAY. §-inch—yard...... $1.28 Warp Print Tapestry Ribbons—7-inch.......... . 04 88 ct. 7-ineh i . LACE VESTINGS Lace Vestings— Peessaas . 3.9 $4.97 yd. 8.39) |, enough for one vest. 94 ct. Ruffling Net, Lace, Georgette and Organdi + SHEARS AND SCISSORS. our re M ya 97 ct. Steel Shi and Shears Cluny and Imitation Crochet Sale our reg. our reg, .20. 12}4e Fancy Cetton Laces. 67 ct. Brussels 19 ct. Filet Laces 9 ct. Val. Laces... EMBROIDERIES 74 ct. Embroidery and Buttonhole Scissors..... $1.45 Best Quality Scissors Nets. 67 ct. Embroidery Flouncings..........++++ 12} ct. Daintiest Embroideries.......... + LO 27 ct. Embroidery Flouncings and Corset Coverings 7 ct. Embroidery Edges. black and our reg. 25 ct. 4-inch One Knot Fri. and colors—our and Milmore Bireet, 8. 1: May V. Hurley, No. 31 tan, blue and rose green. Special 45.00 TRIMMINGS inter Avenue, New Brighton, 8. 1; Charice 20 ct. Black Silk Braide— Fall shades endless variety and large assortments at prices never extravagant. ur reg. parade, At ‘the dedicatory service of door —green, blue, tan, gold and rose [Pe ees cemashecae (lee erete, value 87.50. .s..e000+ ir etree ries tenes 5.97 || 4p silk Envelope Chemises Speaker was. Lieut. Col. J. Mayhew elaborate yokes of Ince—ribboue $2.28... Chine Envelope Chem t medallion or insert; satin and silk emb’y— > our reg. $2.97... Crepe de Chine and Satin Cami- soles—variously trimmed front and back with laces and ribbone— Reg. +. OF - BOL 1.0 Sale LE LN 18 will, ‘Tire Bursts and Car Bound to Biase ore a OLUTILING: Audals StooR, emb'y and contrast ribbon— bs tment of silk and 39.75 65.00 in B Ie Upset. Bnitetlain oolera \eeee Girls’ Shoes 495 Special . ; 3s. Mireman Mink Banteltar of Soeina ia tea | woe shuoewe—made’ with Flowered Silk Camisoles—light, Custom Made Suits White had his cheek bone b: ” MAIN FLOOK " : Fur Trimmed Suits his right @ t when his $2.00 and $2.35 soy it i he Fig tv lten striped sen yokes of inserts and medallions’ Curmed last night at 166th tnattinS ann nenty "weight gat aye | | ot Ve ee <a EMI-FITTED MODELS, EXCEL- XQUISITE STYLE CON. ee tle MaaUonce sae ee at uitas—mann voor, | | Washable Satin Pottlocete—hemy LENTLY HAND TAILORED, EM- CEPTIONS, TRIMMED WITH Acting Chiet White escaped with a : | $2.94 Petticoats 2 stitched and tucked ruffle— PHASIZING THE NEWEST IN NUTRIA, SKUNK, HUDSON tay Rees FM Rage Wartable Gadi s B18 top with allie tag: our reg. $5.94 4.94 THE CUSTOMED TAILORED SUIT, SEAL AND AUSTRALIAN OPOSSUM. sea inta Rueaey ke alan | wolld ri tors, also | | Crepe de Chine or Satin Bloomers. VERY MODESTLY PRICED, 55.00 VERY MODESTLY PRICED, Suede Velour Suit, Hud- on Seal Collar, Hand- Le ine Blows ‘ely om- Skunk Opposum and Soutache Trim'd, 95.00 145.00 . SALE AT Mecnes THRBE BROOKLYN STORES x ERE STRICT Xd Company No, 82, of Acting Battalion Chief the Bronx, driving the | automobile street which 4i4 Mttle 4 ‘and intl lees elt Hats widths now Fall « SECTION SBOOND PIDOR, navy blue and black PattiOuaTS-SHOOND FLOOR, | Boys’ Union S Slightly fl ionk our reg. $1.27 our reg. $ UND} striped pat THIRD FLOOR, 94 Girls’ Tub Frocks Pretty #tyles In plaid gingham— f FnSe—ate gray, high neck length 1a arker siges.. |! WEAR—ALAIN PLOOI, our reg. $3.48. . —our reg. 84.68 and dark-—pretty patterns— I. S.—our reg. $1.97, Jap Silk Night Dresses—handsome hemstitched ruffle— Satin Bloomers—excellent quality —lace and ribbon trimmed ruffles’ 2.767 . 8.29