The evening world. Newspaper, July 10, 1920, Page 5

The Evening World's Kiddie Klub Korner Puvrvicht, 1000, by The Prom Pubtishine On (The Mew Tork Bring World) THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, JULY 10, 1920, [awed age essays should not be over 150 ‘words in length. Contestants must state NAME, AGB, ADDRESS AND CERTIFI- CATE NUMBER, and each essay must be signed by the contestant’s parent or guardian to say that the essay 1s original and has not been copied. < : How | Should Like to Spend My sa=a Conducted by Eleanot Schorer ‘Try-Out! Try-Out! : Try-Out! KIDDIE CLUB TALENT at the Coiners’, Den, ‘ Luna Park, Coney Island, WEDNESDAY, JULY 14, BETWEEN ’ 10 A. M. and 12.30 P. M. if You Can Sing, Dance, Play or Recite Come! Come! Come! BRING YOUR OWN MUSIC. HE tryout is to be on July 14, but the real party is to be a whole week later, on July 2, Kiddie-kins, kiddie-kins, what a Joyous time we are going to have at this party! Counting our own show as one of the major attractions (it will certainly deserve that place), there will be seven ®hows open to us. I really, truly think that {t is to be the very nicest party 80 far. If things pan out the way they are planned it certainly will be, We are having this try-out to select HOW TO JOIN THE KLUB ANDO SOYA vot Ei & programme for the Kiddie ‘Klub show that we are going to give at Luna on Kiddie Klub Day, and we DO want to make the whole day, and especially our show, better than ever. So practice up with your steps if you dance, your scales if you sing, your fingering if you play, and clear your throats if your talent is for reciting; then come to the Kiddie Klub Try-out and do your best. On Kiddie Kiub Day at Luna we will be surrougtted by professtonal shows and we Want to have ours stand out against even them: if we can. It will be a hard task, we know, nm but that makes it all the more worth |best essays about “The American trying for. , Flag.” They may write on any phase It will be a vaudeville programme |of the subject that interests hem, that we will give on that day. Each kiddie will be alone on the stage while | * performing; each will wear their own Favorite costume, use their own music and receive their own applause from | the apprectative audience. The little | jf actors need not be afraid they will mis’ any of the fun; they will be given spectal tickets which they can use after their parts in the show are over, These tickets will include all of the Luna shows and rides that the other kiddies will’ enjoy. Looking forward to seeing you at Luna on July 14, Tam, yours loyally, COUSIN ELEANOR. WILLIAM'S BRAVERY. N his twelfth birthday, William O Brown received a beautiful bicycle. He liked to go speed- ing through the streets of the city but he liked more to ride swiftly through the shady highways of the park. One hot day in summer as he was riding in the park, a small child broke sway from her nurse to get her bal which had rolled away, The ball rolled into the highway and she san after it, right in fropt of Wiltam ind the autos that were back of him. ; Wiillam knew that if he passed her, the autos would run over her. 30} when he was passing her, he leaned far to the side and grabbed her by| the back of her dress and swung her ip onto the handlebars. In a moment cm auto passed over the spot where | she had stood. William brought the | child safely to her nurse, who had} uinted, = Willlam was rewarded for his brav- ery and quick action and wae ‘looked npon as a hero by his classmates. By Louise Thomann, aged thirteen, Brooklyn, N. Y. MOTHER NATURE. Dear Mother Nature, so good and true, Always has something, something to do; the has mantles to make for the trees and woods; Rut all can't be made of the same kind of goods. “here's green in the spring, and ‘brown in the fall, PLYM of the Fall Rie aime, Hees iare- short. fad. pore 7:46 A. M. Eastern Standard Tim 5 A. M. Daylight | are tall, zi Maori ae pA. M i fm winter the meadows and woods and Offices, e. Tickets an staterooms on sale at Ticket , hills ilave to have fluffy, white snow frills. So Mother Nature, so good and so true, Always has something, something to Brooklyn. do. By Mildred McCarrick, aged eleven, Lakeville, Conn. rp DRAWING CONTEST AWARD WINNER. JUNE Summer Vacation, Instant as their table . change back By William Kessler, aged eight, Coney Island, N. Y. JULY ESSAY CONTEST. Subject The American Flag. 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Eight Year Clase: Melvin Altmark Phyllis Morris, Mary Hartin, Mar- garet Meyers, Theodore De Roche, Eleanor Bastin Cohn, William Downe ahd Robert Schwarts. eal A PURE EGG MAYONNAISE MAKES EVERYTHING GOOD TO car, BETTER! Try thie simple recipe today: Peppers coll boiled peas, carrots or ald Bar Wite's Sais Dressing satire I. For breakfast try toast with ij} Olive oil instead of butter— imported Pompeian Olive Oil See the OUTH River Line Music. Pier 14, N. R., 64 broadway, 57 Chambers St., 31 W. | $2d St. 114 W. 42nd St., New York City; 336 Fulton St, Postum beverage, seldom to coffee. There JOHN WANAMAKE Broadwey at Ninth, New York Telephone Stuyvesant 4700 To be remembered until Monday “Keep on— persevere— you are sure to succeed in your attack upon H. C. L.,” is the mes- sage that comes to us with pen and ink praisé and over the wire from far and near, ‘ To be sure we will sueceed— It is not our desire to hurt any manufacturer or selling agent. We have only set the clock for the beginning of ices and we shall keep the clock wound up until it strikes the day of freedom from war rates. It is a reasonable and right undertaking , and each day will show prog- ress here a little and there a little more. _ We can do better than simply live by our epitaphs —see to it! July 9, 1920, A black satin Cape-wrap for Women. For this time of year,— and all through the summer season, a light and becom- ing wrap to wear over an afternoon .and evening cos- tume is necessary. For the woman who always displays the best of conservative and smart taste in her svardrobe is a cape of fine black satin—a cape simply made, with a_well- cut shoulder cape over it and fall- ing to the waistline. This cape is lined at the shoulders only, and so is not heavy, but falls in graceful folds and allows the wearer to use it on warm days whe) a heavier wrap would be unconuortable. Price, $37.50.. Second floor, Old Building. Philippine Lingerie Newly arrived and specially priced The Imported Shops have just received a shipment of *hilippine lingerie consisting of nightgowns and envelope chemises made by hand of sheerest batiste. They have been priced very low, and the result is a group of unus- ually good values. . At $3.95 Envelope chemises — twelve charming patterns, beautifully hand embroidered, Some have dainty lace inserts. Nightgowns—round, square and V necks on sleeveless patterns or with smal) sleeves. Sealloped edges and neat hand embroidered designs, At $5 Nightgowns — of excellent fine- ness, both in material and et broidery. Delicate butterfly pi terns and lace inserts are but t examples. One excellent tailored model has beautifully hemstitched flat casing. Third floor, Old Building. 0 A Remarkable Corset! The L. R. Athletic at $9 “Why, there’s simply nothing to them!” people have exclaimed when shown this corset; and therefn lies the charm of the L. R. athletic, There is hardly any of the usual corset boning or weight. They are designed in such a my that they are decidedly stylian in effect and yet are so light ind flexible that they per- mit of the utmost freedom and action. Made of shell pink ba- tiste, with bands of frilled elastic at top, front steels faced with plush, and lacings below fron: The Big Silk: Sale ~ $442,894 of fine Silks for $295,262 is spread out over the entire Silk Rotunda, covering all the regular counters as well as the many big, special tables. For Monday we call special attention to 5,000 yards of Silks for $1.95 yard Silks that have been sold this season in our stocks for $2.85, $3, $3.60, $8.86, $4.50, $6.60 yard. Printed Japanese silks. Plain Georgette. Plain Tricolette. Chinese Pongee. Printed Crepe Georgette. Silk Shirtings. Black Taffetas. Satin Charmeuse. $2.85 to $6.50 Silks for $1.95 yard Cut into dress lengths for convenient selling. On one big table in the Rotunda. Main Floor, Old Building Imported Beaded Bags $25 to $30 grades at $18.50 The bag the well dressed | shades, black, navy and woman, needs to complete | brown are especially good. her costume. Beautifully | Frames are of metal or shell made of fine, well-matched | celluloid. Linings are silk, beads in tasteful colors and | with mirror attached. Bead attractive patterns. Darker | handles. r ‘Main floor, Old Building Women’s Voile Frocks now lower in price ‘ Reduced from $22 and $27.50 To $15 and $16.50 These are some of the most attractive warm weather frocks we have had in stock this season. Some are plain midnight blue cot- ton voile; others_are figured blue and white. In lovely pastel color and in all white also. Some are trimmed with real filet lace—others fea- ture white organdie collars and cuffs or soft touches of embroidered batiste. e Gingham Frocks at $12.50 and $14 Made of fine Anderson ging- hams, in checks and plaids, featuring blue and green; white and blue; and white and red combinations. Also some brown and white checks. Made with collars and cufis of white pique or organdie, and to be had in most becoming modes that are new and distinctive. Second floor, Old Building. These surf satin “ Bathing Suits, $8.50 Three models in surf satin have been specialized to sell at $8.50 each. They are carefully worked out models . that women who desire a smartswimming costume and one that is practical at the same time will appreciate. One model is illustrated, It is made with a long bodice to which is gathered a scant skirt that is neither too long nor too short, There is a girdle and a little vestee stitched in colored thread and piped to match. Another model is straight hanging and all black, and made with @ square neck. ‘The waist- line is confined by a narrow belt, ‘The thira mocei 18 mace with a deep V-neck and featured either col- ored or white stitching and buttons to match, Women’s Bathing Suit Corner—Second Floor, Old Building. 150 Special Wanamaker Wardrobe Trunks Well constructe® trunks, made especially for us so that we can sell them at a low price. Three ply frame, fibre cov- ered and lined, . Three Sizes (1) 40 Inches x 22 inches—65 drawers, 10 hangers, shoe pockets.—$51.87 (including tax). (2) Same atyle, % m 40 inches x 18 inches, $45.75. & Steamer 0 Inches 5 inches; 2 drawers, large A special display An inexpensive but very ae strong and comfortable cot The inviting lawn swing, | for camps or cottages. Made the porch seat, the comfort- | with canvas bottom and heli- able couch bed, the cheerful furnishings are so neces- sary to the thorough enjoy- | finish. ment that these few items should be of particular interest to every one, whether in the cozy bungalow or the elab- orate summer house. ae fishnet Fold into eries, curtains, couch beds, | day; open into a comfortab! swings and furnishings are | hed’ at night. Four styles: all on special display Mon- . ‘i , day and you've but to glance at the low prices in these few items to realize the unusual values, The Jack-Knife Cot The picture shows it opened. 1t folds up into a small compact arrangement that can be push, | °° PO8™ . ed into, & cepboerd or the Kee At 35.75 ner. t is about as satisfac’ ory a cot as we offer for sum- One of the most complete couch” mer home or apartment use. Made grey enameled, with strong, link spring. Cotton and wool filled mat- tress and castors. ‘ Size 2ft. 6in., price $14.75 Size 3 ft., price $16.75 Because they have slight imperfections in print or weave we got them for about what it cost to produce such material. needs. 35 inches wide, in charmin Suitable for curtains, cushions, furniture covers, etc. Grenadine Curtains for $3.50 We'd have to pay the same pees capeelves Sodey Pe ee em Ow vi ie mar! same quality. them accordingly. able for summer eottages or bungalows, but can year round. ) Mest everybody wants a couch hammock and here's one that has given ample satisfaction. spring denim covered mat- tress and magazine pockets. It is able. This style $16.50 Couch hammocks with covered mattress, adjustable head rest, Close-out of Women’s No about such a remar'! fer. dresses many left over. were Monday the tion this price. 300 terns, large floral designs, some drop patterns. They have attractive collars of organdie, some with em- broidered effects, All have 34 sleeves, some are plain straight line style, some have overskirt effect. broad many gandie, Sizes 36 to 42, 600 middies for girls 6 to 20 years, and 500 chances to save on as good looking middies as most girls paid want. They were hel has come to let them go—and they should go quickly. hgen dark pany slo collate Sed haste Sea ae or dark na’ r ee doubt if they could be Store Hours 9 to & THE DOWN-STAIRS STORE Summer House Furnishings Folding Cots at $10.75 , coends. Full cot size, 2 feet 6 in. wide; grey enamel of the summer home Special Couch Beds The most durable and satisfactory couch beds we one At $24 Pulls out into double bed or can be separated into two single cots. At $27 5 Opens u} easi into ac ble bed ‘a > AR poe good value. At $32 A very handsome couch bed of superior make and finish. Special mechanism makes it easy beds procurable. Has box affair underneath to hold the bedding during the day. Is easy to op- erate, is handsome in appear- ance and seme constructed. The excellence this particu- lar couch-bed warrants an un- qualified recommendation, Down-Stairs Store, New Bldg. with strong metal frame, A low price for Cretonnes, 75c A splendid chance to buy for summer home patterns and colorings. ip covers, pillow tops, But we bought t Made of ruffled, dotted grenadine, they are spe suit Couch Hammocks, $12.50 . At $27 © Couch hammocks with uphol- stered back, cotton duck, roll edge mattress, button tuft — specially good value at $27, With good strong and comfort- ° Hammock Stands Angular tubing, $7. Round tubing, $9. ° Down-Stairs Store, New Bidg. oe denim Price, $16.60. Voile Dresses, $3.75 need to sy, much able of- We had a big sale of a short*time ago— odds and ends were some late arrivals added to the lot and whole collec- should take wings at voile dresses in pretty pat- mostly dark effects, some all tear- Both and narrow sash belts and have frill trimming of or- _Pown-Stairs'Store, Old Bldg, Out go Girls’ Middies,. $1 id in reserve for special orders but the time