The evening world. Newspaper, October 24, 1919, Page 9

THE EVENING WORLD, FHivaxt, UCTOBER 24, 1919. “| So f the Men Who Put ‘‘Sure’’ in In: n TWO BIG FACTORS sis Caught ik the ‘Act of Waking Merry at d Feast IN LIFE INSURANCE. MEET AT I ONNER MuruAL UF CHAIRMAN Actuaries and Medi Medical se ors Forget Shop Talk for a Good Time. —_—— ——— This Establishment Open Daily from 9 A. M. to 5.30 P.M. Stern Brothers | West Forty-second Street (Between Fifth and Sixth Avenues) West Forty-third Street | 8 ‘The Actuarial Soclety of America and the Association of Life Insur- ance Medical Directors had dinner together last night at the Hotel Astor, The Actuarial Society ts com- posed of a Jot of actuaries and nvdl- cal directors and doctors. j Know what an actuary is? They've Attractive Autumn and Winter Models in | MISSES’ SUITS, COATS AND DRESSES |) | been having them at the Astor for re the last two days. They're the fel- 5, - Somk Wha tel Ge Wier ak TAFT Suitable for School, College or General Wear i the “sure” standing for the life in- © or * ay furanco companies, One of the medi- : * > ° ® i. +n * eat directors described them aa tep- Aah aleh Misses’ Fur-trimmed Suits Misses’ Fur-collared Coats . esentt; th entific ft uit 7 . _ . oe oe e scientific side of life pa bbntrdnlaret Of Velveteen, Peachbloom or Yalama; chic styles, Smart and exclusive models made of Silvertone or os They figure out mortality tadies, bead har} ty with Australian Opossum, Squirrel or Mole Fur Wool Velour; shawl and choker collars of Natural iW satiation rates and conditions. They Trimming on collar; some with pockets to match; Raccoon or Sealine; handsomely silk lined and tell thet les how I i ‘i : ft ‘ . eer) s Het etemies eves sizes 14, 16 and 18 years. Special, interlined; sizes 14, 16 and 18 years. Special, come along and tell the man when boy Srahe Sertiy atest ae $85 $65 spent Feaing. papers to one another, .00 65.00 and after the dry-as-dust proceedings the gentlemen ‘who hold our. lives Exclusive Models up to $450.00 Other Models up to $250.00 ey hia besa eee? eres a . E. Porter, Medica! irectot bf the M 1 Life, ol he liv ¢ J £ . ° . . miner He's ben theta a one Misses’ Sport Suits Misses’ Tricotine Dresses hi joesn't Ket nervous any mor . : . : When word comes in that a client has Fashioned in Fulwool Cloth (Knitted Fabric); Youthful Dresses of Navy Blue Tricotiné; string beaten the game, ‘There's only one way Rock WELC * superior tailoring; with large Fur Collars of Aus- belts; silk-lined waists; other models of Wool Ve- he medical, directors function by mourra@um tralian Opossum or Taupe Nutria; silk-lincd; sizes lour; unusually smart and attractive styles: sizes tainment committee, and he has pro- 4 Lies 14, 16 and 18 years. Special, 14, 16 and 18 years. Special, duced some menus that would stag- - TOROTMASTER, ger the natives of the South Sea ’ $55 00 $28 00 “Baked. Meards, fried shark fins, bg : i - stewed gnakes and alligators a a Very Altractive Models Exclusive Models up to $165.00 * 8 set Out before his brothers of | (he profession. But there was a solemn protest nst his bejng on the dinner committee last night and Chef Otto Gents of the Astor put MuTuAuL = up @ dinner fit for a king, from cock-| OR. RM. ey Utee tail de fruits de mer to’ plain. cafe| DALE eacaaTany noir, Bourrasee oF ' ALL FORGET THEIR DIGNITY see ACTUARIAL AND ARE KIDS AGAIN. ae The staid actuaries and the dig-| Displayed in Trimmed and Untrimmed Millinery Sections on the Fhird’ Floor. Tables ‘and. rates’ stethoscopes -anit| BONUS FOR SAKS WORKERS. | | (RUN ORO ROTO "AOR UAULUI A SUMUMURURUA AOE : hey hed . : " P oi . snto the East Ballroom 0 the inspiring Breer Proinge pea A wide range of becoming Hats in the most attractive ae muse of the orchestra and were| misston Sellers to Get Share, : . 5 : A Kids again ack at crileKe,, Glaser] gaky @ Co. furlsher at Broadway Mc Cutcheon’s blendings of Autumn colorings; novel or conservative shapes. Z olinked without anything | in and 83d Street, issued notices yesterday 3 i y ipod. Foe enaks) bites oF Dr. F * | that all craployees eXcept those paid on . 1 tad Pang wih Rue aoten ot noel | the sellingscommission plan will here- Hand kerchiefs Two Specials for Saturday: i ~ When the door of the welkin opened | after rece ive bonuses, according to the! Reo, Trade Merb th Med out to those taking tick- of the house, Everybody etse | ‘ me Ses hod wotes the strains of-- se, from huimbient to Nighest | Hindoo Turbans,, also soft finished Black Lyons Velvet and Brocade “Oh, one grasshopper jumped another |" In on the plan. | “Pure Linen Handkerchiefs” and the name i . grasshopper— thre . equal {0 the coinmissio “McCutcheon” are inseparably associated Hats in Black and Colored Lyons Velvet Hfats; unusual values FICRR-O-G." fers cal An ust Will ber fons bentisse (een in the minds of discriminating women. ' Dr. Thomas Rockwell of the tratee Equitable, was toastmaster, The doc- The Greatest Treasure House of Linens in America . e tor has tbe reputation of being able | the ‘pian 8 ‘to t ho lot h very one to do hii 1 Me, Tver ‘Last might he told the speakers | {0 please Customers thus, helping the Fifth Avenue, 34th & 33d Sts., New York how long they could lust, and he and in that c e the bonus for t proved right in ev ‘The doctors a always dine toge only the second ing together at the didn’t talk shop, just sung and te and visited with the tempting v ANN WIN TIM ON This Establishment Open Daily from 9 ys Mt to -" 30 P.M. JUNIOR GIRLS’ COATS AND DRESSES Specials for Saturday on the Third Floor sities stitial gland, And an clixir of lite |} co eae ite insuenaoe | : .| e Yr e T S Girls’ Attractive Coats Junior Girls’ Velveteen Dresses An Meir Ie na ’ , eae | i}! Magnificent assemblage of chic models, fash- Attractive one and two-piece models, fash- Tie Ae ihe death: ate i soe ta | a a i) joned:in Wool Velour, Heather Mixture and ioned in hw ~ egies or - aed Velveteen; was advanced to a Vice Presidency : ri | Wool Cheviot with smart adjustable collars many with dainty touches o iHrudeatlal and former Prasicent of Eg West 42nd Street (Between 5th and 6th Avenues) West’ 43rd Street lined throughout and Harnily two - tone embroide satin $23. 50 a arte, maalens ee Gate Rae a SSS SS interlined; sizes 10 to 17 yrs. $20 00 sashes. 12 to 16 yrs, Special, m tn Orange | Special, : Girls’ Dressy Frocks THE MAN WHO PUT THE “SURE” cnce A IN INSURANO®, OVERCOA | S FOR MEN Girls’ Nutria Collared Coats One-piece empire models: of Velvet Cordu- sea PRE Ht: Romern wae ane of the Empire pail, made of Besadclath, Fur roy, ine erie ha pant Pongee Guimpes; ning, He t9 accounted as one of the eollars, wi uttons to match, ome sp tly embroidered; size: bir oe topes TAILORED FOR US BY THE KIRSCHBAUM SHOPS Sizes Oto 10 years........-. 19.75 6 to 18 yeate...+++++ Special, 92700 ; ) responsible for most of the scientific matter in life insurance circles, He is sure the man who put the “sure” in insurance. But there is Dr, Thomas H. Willard, medical dir tor of the Me He's the | medical dire ° the insuranc: 5 RM Daly of the Equitat h Willard was a recog! iy | That was twenty yearn ag Le I SHESE are overcoats of the finer type—with or without belts.....made Gem UNe pean wore pas Sart | of fleecy, long-wearing ulsterette materials, Meltons and Vicunas; isd * . * . . whi life insurance is tailored with all the skill and finesse for which the Kirschbaum shops are |_| brothers would not Smart Style—Fine Quality—And Extraordinary Values at BOYS’ WINTER CLOTHING Suitable for School or General Wear—Suits and Overcoats Norfolk Suits, special at $18.50 As illustrated; in all wool materia well tailored; knickers lined throug! out; in all the wanted fabrics; size: Corduroy Suits,special at $11.50 Of high grade Corduroy; trousers lined throughout; sizes 7 to 17 years. ture, But If Dr. W known. And at this price the values are just about on a level with | veetas aratin Baa h ‘ sess, tat today's wholesale quoted 1 Native donee eccedhaes Boys’ Suits, - $13.50 to 30.00 he'd forget what he Oday § esale quotations, 4 | In all the desired models; trousers lined Boys’ Overcoats, $18.50 to 37.50 Ulster style; in all the wanted color- ings and fabrics; full or quarter lined; sizes 10 to 18 years. Boys’ Mackinaws, $9.75 to 12.50, Of All Wool Fabrics ment of coloring. Siz Washable Suits at $3.25 to 8.50 Sizes 214 to 10 years, the minute the dc would get up and pay ¢ mium. Wendell M, ts nec the Acturial and who keeps the "in throughout; well tailored, in all the newest cy Wool Mixtures, also Blue Serge or Cheviot; some with extra trousers. Sizes 7 to 18 years. Boys’ Overcoats, 13.50 to 48.00 Russian or convertible collar styles; Cheviots, Chinchilla and Fancy Mix- tures; some fur trimmed; half belt or belt all around. Sizes 3 to 10 years, Double-breasted Storm Coats, Ulsterettes, Chesterfields, Box Coats—all sizes—Full-lined or quarter-lined with satin: SUN OR STORM OVERCOATS President; v » Huteheson Vice President; Arthur B, Wood, Vice President; David G. Alsop, Treasurer, and John 8. Thompson, , Faitor of the Tra| ; The officers of the 3 Y= tors are Thomas H y - : F i - . ] leet Anenate A full stock of Kirschbaum-tailored Storm Coats in | | | in a fine assort- 3 7 to 18 years. gad Vice President: J hb stylish cheviots—Town and Country Ulsters—Fancy ‘ransurer, and Robert M, Box Coats, Fitted Coats and Conservative Chesterfields. tor of the Proceedin Boys’ Fall and Winter Hats and Caps A varied showing of overcoat models BROUL. Korea, sorre- | + ile Boys’ Velour Hats, - - - $5.00 to 8.50 Boys’ Beaver Hats, - - - ante conve out aes nnd fabs C0 to §100.00 Boys’ Plush Hats, - - - $2.50 to 6.50 Corduroy Hats, -, - - - a at the end of MEN’S SECTION THIRD FLOOR This shows an ulation, of af { in: of. compared with the. ‘end of ast, and of 3,744,015 over the figures for 1910, the year of an. Demet ion of Japan. Japanese resi- a wumber 336,878 Boys’ Felt Hats, - $4.50 & 4.75 Golf Caps, - --- + =