The evening world. Newspaper, January 6, 1920, Page 6

© (E> President of the Chautauqua Wom- i “. gn's Club; Mra. Corinne Roosevelt ne cM ee en ce . ~ — — -~ wae ay u sort of hospitatity that treated them on the same level with others.” Mrs. Robinson, the sister of Roose- ’ Yell, read a letter to the poet Mistral ce ates ns ngs ~ sae ed ‘ ee wae THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 61920" Lord & Taylor 38th Street FIFTH AVENUE 39th Street Store Closes at 5 P. M. a which was set forth something of hy Roosevelt's creed. Ss “Factories and railroads are good & up to a certain point,” Rooseveit g wrote, “but courage and endurance, & Hove of wife and child, love of home & land country, love of lover for ewect- heart, love of beauty In man’s work if land in nature, love and emulation of g ring and of lofty endeavor, the &. Ne eRe The Ask Mr. Foster Travel Information Service Has seven men traveling con- tinually goa the latest infor- mation of travel conditions every- where. No Fees. ifth Floor, Telephone Your Orders We maintai? a personal shop- ping staff enabling individual shop- pers to carry out the customers’ instructions, Telephone Greeley 1900 Always Mention TelephoneOrder Desk dat homely workaday virtues and the heroic virtues—there are better still, and if they are lacking, no piled-up ‘= Tributes for Former President riches, no roaring, clanging indus- trialism, no feverish and many-nided on First Anniversary of — [fctivity, shalt avail either the. indt- vida! or His Death. ation.” ON SALE WEDNESDAY ONLY ais Important Special Purchase—Presenting Exceptional Values in WOMEN’S SMART, NEW. WINTER COATS NONE €.0.D. $3 9, 5 ft) NO APPROVALS Impressive memorial services com- ©) memorating the first anniversary of * the death of Col. Theodore Roosevelt A De Luxe _ Were held in Carnegie Hall last eve- % ming under the joint auspices of the B k j @ Woman's Roosevelt Momorial Asso- ookiet lation and the Roosevelt Memorial Ameoctation. An audience of more you will than 2,000 friends and admirers of the 2 rpm heard the tributes wantto have A bust of Roosevelt, draped with / American flags and with a wrenth @t|B ne mort wonderful conte VERY Ni made of the soft, warm, ser- Polo ae ka! Mela eats Pi sakes ECOMANG models or loose swinging ¢f- its base, occupied a prominent place |f} bution ever male to muse.” viceable wool coatings that are worth ‘! jelleport Coatin: : 5 ra id-Wi 5, wi * om the platform where ant the speak- Tae tomas Ay Edison's 8 fects, advance mid-Winter Modes, with ional raat Fi Some Fur Trimmed, with Australi = F ‘ : ; their weight in wear and comfort, silk sum, Nutria, Mazeon Wolf Biel e pi ei novel tailored cuts and interesting style an throughout, and all interlined to ward off coney). Others intended to wear with sepax features, fashionable collars and# clever inter’s cold. rate furs. pockets. ‘ < ere—Mre. John Henry Hammond, amazing achievement— _, William Boros Thompson, Archbishop <) Patrick J. Hayes, the Right Rev. } Charles Sumner Burch, Bishop of the | mpiscopal Diocese of New York; Rab- Yr bi Samuel Schulman of the Temple Beth-El, Mrs. Percy V. Pennybacker, CLEARANCE SALE Women’s Winter Suits Priced Regardless of Cost From $29.50 On Wednesday JANUARY CLEARANCE An Unusual Offering Of Women’s Beautiful Blouses ° CNet Shoes Novelties in the Spirit of the Mode secured at less than original cost of Footwear from regular stock— materials and making and offered at styles that have sold at much higher ~ Robinson, Henry V. Quimby, Trus- fg, tee of the American Defense Society art ‘oods, The story of the $3,000,000 aa seis eine rem | Phonograph 1s as romant¢ as Commissioner, Members of the Bt |} pny bi of fiction. It ls told “ecelia Club and Prof. Samuel A. in @ ‘deautifully flustrated Baldwin of the College of the City of brochure which you will be New York furnished the music, CNT ce Mrs. Pennybacker pald tribute to the private citizen gevealed in “Roose- en t e Welt's | Letters to’ His Children.* fecently public! le e sugrest , Bat's'incre ating cactrafon ct our | Coupon Today bell + bli of July would be to observe . @ it as a day for the cultivation of civic patriotism. This, she sugrested ft + would be a fit memorial to Roosevelt. fb Speaking of the attitude of Roose. Upward ices i j— k 1 R .eitizens, Mr. Woods said : Addronn Smart, Fur Trimmed and 3 low prices for quick disposal, rd “Roosevelt believed toat the Ameri- 7 @ can ices! is. true enough, ia-sound| # Ae Edison Shor \ } & enough, is compelling enough to cap- f {ig ture the people of the world as they 473 Fifth Avenue oem | f } Tet. 46th and 4'st Streets Tailored Models, in practically every fashionable fabric and color in demand this season. All Suits in stock have been ruthlessly marked down to prices insuring immediate disposal. None Reserved None C.O.D. No Exchanges A phicethatie far below Early Selection is recommended. their intrinsic value oe j None C. O. D. No Returns New Over-Blouses . " And Tuck-In Models Pumps and Oxfords Individual, exclusive styles in ‘Tinselette, = : Dress and Walking Shoes, in- Tricolette, Duvetyn, figured or striped Crepe yt \ cluding White Low Shoes for le Chine, ‘colored laces and Georgette Crepe / ! Soutt i J the new and exquisite fabrics of the season, OU CHC ER Wests beautifully embroidered in silk or wool, or {3 beaded or fringed. A rainbow range of fashion- j $ 7.65 able colorings, soft pastel shades or white. t Sy Each Origination OL | High Shoes Inspires a Costume Worn with a simple skirt—the smart, in- (he A . formal toilet for a variety of occasions that call a1 44 different kinds and leathers. for fashionable dress. These Blouses have "¥ only to be seen to be appreciated by the woman $8.65 of good taste in dress—the styles are so exceptional and the price Y . ° is so low. , Plenty of all sizes but not in Not All Sizes in Every Model ; each style. But All Sizesin the Assortment NoneC.0.D. No Approvals Third Floor come to this oountry, looking for the =) chance to realize the hi ‘of their — lives. Roosevelt sho them the RE Third Floor CLEARANCE SALE Women’s Skirts Shoes for all occasions in many Real Opportunities at $10.75 to $15.00 er Smartness in the styles and econ- omy in the prices emphasize the attractions of this January Clearance. Novelty Checked Velveteens $10.75 Plain tailored models for Sport or street wear, in small checks and fashionable color combinations. JANUARY SALE OF Corsets f: 1 ew Bis Bemis Two Particularly Good Values $11.75 and $13.75 2 . x y ie \ ri $3 i ¢ i, Y, t Fi . : d; Well-cut Skirts in straight line models _ , i s i page hacen! ee eee with strap pockets, as fr ; Skirt, well bone an ige A , ures; with 3 pairs of hose supporters. $4.50 Tomorrow Begins the Announcing the Arrival Lord & Taylor Special—Pekin striped Wool Plaids and Checks $15.00 Plaids in stylish Clan effects, wanted colorings, accordion pleated models; checks in plain tailored styles. : Third Floor — Another Model—Pink striped Batiste, daintily trimmed; semi-girdle top, medium length skirt; 2 pairs of hose supporters, $2.95 January Clearance of of a New Shipment of Women’s Knit Underwear Philippine Lingerie Vasts, Tights and Union Suits WH 3 \ In Winter weights, at Attractive Prices ROM the islands over seas comes a new shipment of the - WN 4 be Union Suit s— Union Suit s— Union Suits— beautiful hand work, hemstitching and embroideries by our = NG medium weight cotton medium or light weight silk and cotton, low 4 > i Philippi in li i iB ‘s| Sale of Coats in all shapes and in cotton, low or high neck, neck, no sleeves; also American COUsIng of ie eat apr developed ols pages models if 41 Fewulnn Cnetinateices, arya acracreyea tea methontiit of exquisite daintiness, or which there is an eager and constant 5 Ny Wuh Fur Collars & Silk Linings WN $1.45 Oa | $2.95 demand from fashionable women. This shipment is of fine, soft = WA MES HEtuthaWadacantd. “Geotk eeiecnr link ie 5 ayers : , . nainsook, hand-embroidered and hemstitched, several models 5 N 4 value-givings——-warm, practical Winter dita Vests and Tights medium Black Meriho Tights repular with reinforced edges. ' 2 =| Coats of surprisingly ‘elegant abd eeelusine | weight cotton; regular or extra sizes, or extra sizes; at a very low price, Va oe W 4) character, The models are practically all fur 85c each | $1.95 u ; . 1% BNA] trimmed—with big rich collars of Natural : Night Gowns 1) es oe ae ee Agen ka i i Natural sum Is include Silver- ; BN] SterkSeewtg, membrane Ser Advance S1le—Introducing $2.95 $3.45 $3.95 $4.95 i ps4) ette, etc.—featuring handsome Silk linings! The New Athletic Union Suits Envelo e Chemises ’ { ‘ N 2 Nf; Greatly Underpriced at Made of fine, sheer batiste in pink or p iz \ yj white; also striped or checked dimity. $2.95 $3.45 $3.95 \ 4 $1.50, $1.75, $2.45 Superior Values in Beautiful Hand Work ww) y 5 4 : Na Ground Floor. Second Floor OF Aga) 7A » PISANI NG ke,