The evening world. Newspaper, September 30, 1920, Page 15

Wane? 8 clay, cae ai sucess ise — » — aera ‘Your Kiddie’™™i | Billy Ratnatord, the two little “Coffey ;, Johnnie § | beans,” Helen and Anna Magutre, h e Evening World's our Kiddie may} |Thereas Miller and. innumeradle | have a violent temper and Susie jothers with their mothers and dads iA i : be a hoticendly dull child, bath | Met on Pler 69, but we did not get 1 d 1¢€ K u b K orner| their parents are perfectly. sures | #0. much as a glimpse of Aileen. | hey"! ” Yesterday in the mists of the morn- that “they'll outgrow It. | tA + Greve, 1008, te Tie Pree Pebinins On Cie Mew York Brmves wemnts Well, they m: Out there areg| ing the steamer docked and—well # chances ou e the}, Aileen has told you herself in her |g Conducted by Eleanor Schorer —- Sormemalnce By Bey ned \tetters all about the last days of her |i sical defect. Poor eyesight, de-3| victorious Journey | oe an | - fective hearing, bad teeth and COUSIN . adenolds are a few of the causes, | in a great percentage of cnace} | where children are irritable, atupid, Netieas or undersized, Have the defect remedied and watch John- 3! nie’s disposition improve and Susie develop an alert mind, and be-§ | sides, both children will be hap- pier and more lovable than they ever had been before | Ong HOW TO JOIN THE KLUB AND OBTAIN YOUR PIN. landed in Liverpool and Mt ashore, The thing we did to take an bead” rail. We bought ird class tickets a marched in the bolas compart- nts. 1.1 verpool montly all fac- ries and shoe All the girls fat the most nderfu) shoes apour #7 ® went into a ore to buy grapes d one shilling and Bix was the price. 4 girl gave tho Patorekeeper two pence and waited + for change That's @bout all we know about English money. After walking ‘@round the town for @ while we took a “dbuble decker” home, packed our grips and started @ut to the Mobile, The Mobile is 4 wonderful boat, with elovators, lounges, bell hops mas oe Ermennd® The King gave out first prizes, Prince Leopold seoond Beet entered the and the other Prince third. ehip the light dazzled our eyes and J, games all afternoon, with intermis- Dave a vague recollection of a bell| sion for tea and cake One of our bop rushing up and taking my grip|boya has the measies and wo may fo Room 105. it was a big outaide| have to go in quarantine if he doesn't foom with real beds and a lounge | got better. Saished In white Ivory. ‘The big September 29. faloons, decks, smoking, writing and UMS eaorntng athe t was today Bere rooms, sil took our breath awed Gon lay mabens wo had/ to get dressed and pack my we for- | little Kiddie Klub bag and then to ot which silver was which and what! step off the boat onto term firma. io use it for. In Belgt ni are 40— Refreshment set with holder, 6 ¢iaswee ® 6 ginas ‘straws $12.50 T is not particularly to Ovington’s credit that they show a greater var- lety of good gifts than most other shops. With long practice in helping to solve gift problems, it would be much to their shame if they did not. OVINGTON’S “The Gift Shop of 5th Ave’ 3:4 Fifth Ave. nr. 32d St. norry to have kept them waiting on the pler when we didn’t land. BAR OOUSINS—Dorens of Kid- | trae de Klub members with flags ‘ and cheers all ready to greet’ ROOSHVELIs Wire TO SPEAK. our and the Olympte victor were dis- | Mra. Theodore Roosevelt jr, is the | | appointed on Tuesday when at 6.45 | latest acquisition to the ranks of Re-| | in the evening we got word that Sar age at Fiewan - i make |i the Mobile would not dock. Dean mig ., to-morrow i Munroe and hin sister (who ie a| Tight Zhe majority of Mrs. Roose diver, too) Josephine Waddell, &/husband’s Assembly district in Nansau | swimmer and dancer, LiTiian Willing, | County. Meanwhile, the Colonel will be MUSIC ROLLS Jor October B. Reeves ‘alk Te eccevee a a ‘hich | It certainly was good to see Mama $ ee to tast t whieh | and all cy fields anein, “Yanveceag (yo Gingham Girl . . . . . « E Reeves Bh a a re 0’ Grenada « ee ee © RAPerry TangoFox’ 1.35 af wo were quarantined till five o'clock PY Fox 1.35 September 22. | so we couldn't dock till this morning. 688 1 Told YouSo .....+-. ' a morning we discovered some | Well, I guess thin is ‘he saat letter, 6861 = 1 a erry a a deck gamos on the hurricane|% Tm going to é 6865 Just You Dear . . . «s+ Reeves deck and we played quoite,| 7% 10 20 Wer, lovingly yours 6870 We Used To Be 1. . . &APerry Walts nay Ne omhuffie board and another ga:ne all} . AILEEN RIGGIN. 6858 Moonlight in Mandalay . . 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(es Mutperry Bt | | 6864 | led down to pluying cards and dock | L_ Lecmantind | On | 20828 end &A 1.10 ioaa’ aetwek‘Tamte Die Dini Rateh & A Fee fires Bits 110 does Ameticn United |) 8 ALPeery March Sc Word Rolls in Italian, Polish, Jewish and Bohemian ‘ | Serowme wa ben crapen rin eeionernreti On Sale at All Muste Shops CONNORIZED MUSIC CO., New York ia STORE OPEN 9 A, M. to 5 P, M, HEARN © Fortes Stes Wer of 0 Armne Give Your;Feet a Fair Chance E believe in shoes that fit the feel— instead of making the feet fit them That's why we recommend Educatore—the shoes that “bet the feet grow as they should.” For Educators can never cause corns, bunions, callouses, ingrowing nails, fallen arches, etc. Don't think that, just because Educators are | broad-toed, they cannot be as attractive and good- | looking as other shoes. For | they are—good-looking and | conservative, too. They wear long, besides. ANNOUNCING THE OPENING ° OF— A New, Main Floor, MILLINERY SECTION Introductory Specials in | | Let us show you Educators. Bring baby in, too—we have Educators especially made for | little feet just beginning to | toddle around. | | | Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats DUCATOR ere FOR MEN, WOMEN, and CHILDREN SIGNET SHOE COMPANY 1345 Broadway, between 35th and 36th Streets. Harlem—112 West 125th Street. Bronx—Third Avenue and 149th Street. »,,, Brooklyn —857 Fulton Street. Conveniently established near the Central Entrance of the store you will find tables of fascinating hats. Prices are little, and the charm of this selection is great. Don’t miss this new section. REGULAR MILLINERY SECTION-—-THIRD FLOOR See Pages 14 and*23 for Other Hearn Advertising ama Store Hours: 9:00 to | Getting in || Touch With la Buyer a vown Go Prices! Bleached and Unbleached Sheetings aud Muslins 36-inch Sheeting—Good quality Unbleached Cotton Sheeting, cut in 10-yard lengths. Per Yara LEC Full Bleached Muslin—Special bleached ant finished; cut in Syd, lengths; 28 in wide Per Yard 190 36-inch Sheeting—-Superior quality Unbleached Cotton Sheeting, cut in 10-yard lengths. ee Yard VVC Bleached Muslin—Full bleached, good quality, close weave; 40-inch muslin: ‘ard lengt ye per Yard DOC 81-inch Sheeting—Full bleached cotton sheeting of excellent quality; S-yard lengths yer Pee vers SOC 90-inch Sheeting— Wide standard grade Unbleached Cotton Sheeting; -yard length Syard lengths, | a GSC Clearance of 2,000 Huck and Turkish Towels Turkish Towele—Medium weight, full bleached cotton Turkish Towels with hemmed ends. 17x87 inches 29c White Huck Towele—Linen-tin- ished; firmly woven; white border; hemmed ends, 17485 inches 39c 13x20 Barber Towele—Serviceable quality, full bleached Cot- ton Towels, Hemmed ends btor 40 Splendid Bath Towele—Splendid weight, full bleached cotton Turk. ish Towels with hemmed ends, 28x45 inches 65c New York's Biggest . Blanket Bargains Cotton Blanket oft finis! 1 ored stripe borders; shell stitched ends; 46x72 inches .. $1.69 Army Blankets—Lockatitched edges, 4 Ibs. 64x84 inches; dark Fy. color; extra $2.97 Wool-mixed Blankets—Splendid quality, soft-finished white Blankets ih ollk ‘bound sade, $5.97 5 The incoming buyer is often here to-day and gone to-morrow. Read THE WORLD For up-to-the-minute lists, recorded every day in an accurate way. AIAT MALS’ Outlet Store_ [19-125 West 24'h 5t., Near th Avenue, New York J 50,000 of Domestics . , A bigger stock, better grades, and a bigger variety of piece goods than we have ever had im this store at any one time. More wonderful bargains than you will find in any other retail store. Lower prices than ever before in comparison with wholesale costs and market values. All over- stocks of the National Cloak & Suit Company feleased for Friday's and Saturday's selling in their “ Enormous Clearance of All Merchandise :20; Saturday, 9:00 te 6:00. No Mail Orders Filled From This Store, mman' |FLOOR COVERINGS yards Dress and Children’s Wear Materials. Dress Gingham — #7-inch, good quality Gingham in « small check pattern Sryard. lengths, 10c Amoskeag Gingham—Absolutely ts oi anal patiornss #8 in, wide, Cut in 5-yd. les Per Yd. SOC 36-inch Pink Chambray—Aprons, children’s wear; cut in 5 yard lengths. Per Yard SOC Silke Striped Poplin— Medium light peony Oe Seay winters or per Vard BHC Extra Heavy Navy Denim—For men's and children's wear, 27-inch. Per Yard SSC 36-In. Shantung Suiting, » mo- dium weight cotton with’ printed heck. 5-yd. lengths. ee OY Yers BEC Big Bargains in Toweling and Sheets Linene—Mixed Russia Crash — Linep welt, cotton warp; coarse Weave; 16-in. per vard LSC 17-in. Crash Toweling—Linen-fin- ished white cotton, full bleached; colored border; 5- lengths Per Yara LOC Part Linen Crash Toweling— Firm weave; colored border; 1¢-in, ore baste. vera 2EC mens lye ae weight, tuy andsome ‘Patterns. ‘Su. hand torn; 68x00 inches ‘$1.59 Food weight, 77x87 in, $3.97 Curtain Materials and Comfortables, Mattress Warm Cotton Flannel Protectors, Pillow Cases Double Border Scrim—White or | Pillow Cases—of full bleached Mus- pyard leagihe, Por yd. VOC [ered sallope, ease” 49c yard lengths.” Per yard, -. BEBE | rare tidy $2.59 Warm Cotton Flannel-—-Blue or | Protectors for Mattress—Strongly grey, 26 inch; good quality Flan- | quilted white cotto: und edges; nel in :. 82.69 65-yard lengths, I} filled. Poryard eens SBC [Tnchen For Undergarments, Kimoads, Rompers 30 inch White Nainsook — Good quality, evenly woven Nainsook; spe- cial price, 10-y: i Per Yard 2OC oeen Gases ae 36-inch rey of sy ity. S-yard lengths, Por Yard SOC 36-inch Cotton Crepe—A splendid Crepe for kimonos and other gar- fats. S-yard lengths. meatal Pofvara 2EC 27-inch White Pique—Good qual- ity Pique in narrow stripe pat- tern. S-yard Ly or 25c Pink Dimity Check—36 in. wide; 65-yard lengths; suitable for under garments, etc. PerYarad 2OC White Pajama Check—Soft finish; 86 inches wide; 5-yard lengths. Splen- did for beanie hips, os a 29c Crochet Bed Spread—Macle of se- jecled aualiy Cotton, Hemmed and rin, ends, 84x96 InN nese, Be Embroidered Bed Sete—Seamless Sheet, 81x86 inches; two Pillow Cases 45x32 inches. Hemstitched; fancy $2.97 Bed Spreads — White ee i eee ~ D of c Pur- alee 164, 166, 168 and 170 Accounts if you Smith Siree Cor, Driggs Ave, | tine Se Mieieenen | Cor. Wyeholt St. LOWEST PRICES AND EASIEST CREDIT TERMS IN THE CITY Buy Your Fall Clothing on Easy Terms Victrolas "se," Aeolian-Vocalions f24,"52"¢7," Lsiaseel Ge Wissen ee Talking Machines, Big Sale of Clothing i At Our Grand St. St STS EN MN | Bi at a | 70 cess | 4 219, 221, 223; 225, 227 G rand Street Steel Baby Cribs in Tapestry Brusssle Rugs. 23.75 vp Good Velvet Rugs... 36 Axminat \ sunre. ganas UP; o have o large stock of RETO, 000,86 © Hall and Stalr_ Carpets, Mattings, Crex Rugs, Cork and Inlaid ‘Lincleums and other floor coverings at low prices. OFEN GATURDAY BVERIMOS,