The evening world. Newspaper, October 5, 1920, Page 8

right he has to run to the base and Pic teame marched down to Citd Hall to receive awards and congratu- lations from the city’s Mayor, Mr. Hylan, Our Klub Cousin, Aileen Rig- gin, was by far the smallest member of the group and from 59th Street to City Hall watching crowds cheered her enthusiastically. many wees, This & ih 2 ane 4 2 E ( 2 i $ Fa 8 L i i Hi if i fiz Fz? Eee! i ! i i if aE Hr i Hi 3 gigte 4 a g& g =¢ iit 5 He 35 z z i | 3 i i : ‘ c i i i l . H Fs sf Bs ra. / H as 2 ene rt : : i H ‘t * g 3 : ii : z g fi : ij in tagging one of the players, h child who ts caught first is “it” the HERBERT GREGORY, aged eight years, Great Neck Station, Long BLE MENTION, Eight-Year Class: Ronen Cavit ind Mollie Rosenthal. ‘Last Saturday the American Olym- A kitchen table hae of #28 1 Hg i ERHAPS one or two additional pieces of equipment now absent from your kitchen would save the countless steps that tire you out. It may be as large as a kitchen cabinet, with its clean recepticles and white enameled shelves to keep your pots and pans and other cook- ing needs within convenient reach. Or it may be a practical kitchen table with plenty of room to work on; a stool of proper height or the handy little helps without number which make your kitchen work run smoothly and without fatigue. Kitchen supplies of every size and for every ‘conceivable purpose are plentiful here. We take special pains in selecting only those of proven worth and usefulness and we price them reasonably so that no efficient housekeeper need be without them, Are you adequately equipped? fewis&. ConcER 457" STREET anv SIXTH AVE. NEW YORK " STOWE OPEN 9 A. M. to 6 P.M. He J Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday BABIES’. DAYS Renewing Baby’s needs with full supplies of every little want is one of the young mother’s pleasures and problems. It is a pleasure because she loves to plan and select’ fine, dainty, comfort-giving things, but a problem to many because of the difficulty of finding all these things at reasonable prices. Our semi-annual Babies’ Days are arranged long in advance of their season, so that plentiful, varied assortments, carefully chosen by our specialists in babies’ wear, may be on hand, and we have priced them at such splendid money saving The Store is closed daily at 5 P.M. B. Altman.& Co. MADISON AVENUE - FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK Thirty-fourth Street A Sale of Washable Frocks & Suits for Little Children will take place to-morrow (Wednesday) in the Department on the Second Fleor Special Values will be offered in Little Girls’ Colored Frocks, reduced:to $3.25 Little Girls’ Colored Bloomer Frocks reducedto . . . . $2.85 & 3.75 Little Boys’ Washable Suits, reduced to 2.90 (Sizes 2 to 5 years; but not complete in all styles) A Quantity of Sterling Silverware to be offered to-morrow (Wednesday) at unusually low prices will. present an excellent opportunity for buying desirable wedding or anniversary gifts. ‘The assortment will consist of Candlesticks . . . - each $8.50 Bonbon Dishes . each 6.75 to 9.25 Bowls Aas Oe each 12.50 to 27.50 Baskets. . . each 9.75. to 34.00 Vases Ae aout each 5.50 to 46.00 War Revenue tax of 5 per cent. additional (First Floor, Madison Avenue section) Thirty-fifth Street A Sale of Blankets, Bedspreads, Etc. in the enduring qualities that have long been associated with the Altman standard of merchandise, will offer a special purchasing opportunity for to-morrow and Thursday 350 Pairs of White Blankets (exceptional value) . + perpair $7.85 930 Pairs of White Blankets per pair . $10.00, 12.50, 18.50 to 27.50 White Satin-finish Bedspreads (hemmed or scalloped) Size 2 x2% yards . F - each $6.50 Size 214x2% yards . o~ + each 7.50 Comfortables Silkoline, cotton-filled . » each $4.95 Figured mull, wool-fill - each 13.50 Dotted tussah, wool-filled . each 17.50 Muslin Sheets and Pillow Cases at most attractive prices (Fourth Floor; Madison Avenue section) Vogue Patterns . are for sale on the Fourth Floor values that none of the wee folk need lack seasonable essentials, nor any mother feel a strain upon her purse. DRESSES AND SLIPS Little Tots’ Fine White Dresses | Infants’ Slipe—yoke and bjshop)Baby Boys’ Dresses and Suits styles—trimming of embrotdery and lace—our reg. $1.47.. 84 Little Tots’ Wool Serge Dresses —empire and regulation styles| Our. reg. $1.67.....000--- 1,97 trimmed with colored braid— sizes to 6 yrs. | our reg. $6.97........-.-4,92|Little Tots’ Flannelette Dresses Little Tots’ Tub Dresses—ging-| —emipire and waist models— ham and chambray—embroid- ery trimming—sizes to 6 yrs.—our reg. $2.24.....1.44| our reg. $1.67..... Pr be —yoke, empire and waisted styles—trimming of lace and embroidery—sizes to 6 Little Tots’ Tub Dresses —ging- and belted-—sizes to 5 yrs. —our reg. $1.47 and $1.67 .92 and Ci Sers—gingham and chambray— Our reg. B47. ..ceeeeeee Infarite’ Flannelette Wrappers; Lawn Pillow Slips—em ’ Fi Wool Shirts— nbroider Ne ee tee re te 8 yr | end Draw Sering Right Goreme) eige—our reg. 81.2%. ‘90 Winter weight—sizes to 8 yrs. —our reg. $1.57 to $1.97. .1.28 weight— sizes to 8 yrs.— —our reg. B1.10......065 Babies’ Hand-Made Slipover Wool Flannel Barrow Coats—| Sweaters—excellent assortment cambric band— | of colorse our reg. $1.64........-+-2.27] our reg. $5.97....00005. 3.84 Cotton Shirts— Winter weight—sizes to 3 yrs. of our reg. 55 ct. quality Part Wool Hose—w' Short Flannelette Skirts—cam-| white Enameled Commode Chair bric waists—sizes to 8 yrs.— | our reg. 97 —(collapsible) — wi : pth haa $ our reg. $4.25... . inge Co Lyte Ng rsa Carriage Covers | i Birdy’ our reg. $4.50.... Silk Quilted Carriage embroidered centr our reg. $5.97......06055 3.84) COATS AND CAPS Little Tots’ White Lambs’ Wool Little Tots’ Fall Hats—roll brim Coats—box model with belt in Hand Crocheted Bootees- Infants’ Wool Flannel Conti Babies’ Long and Short Cash- ) mere Coats, with Circular Capes | —some braid trimmed, others | machine embroidered — our reg. B5.9T...ceeeeeee 3.97 back—sizes to 3 yrs.— to 6 yre.— our reg. $0.50......+++-6.901 our reg. $2.97......0.... 2.10 See Page 23 for Other Hearn Advertising. FEM EI | ESTABLISHED 1827 e ‘Wert of with Avenue —Russian, belted and Oliver ~ Twist atyles—sizes to 4 yrs.— sizes to 6 yrs.— WOOLENS inpere— 22x22—reg., $2.97...doz. 2.17 22x44—reg. $5.12...doz. 4,44 Most desirable sizes for young sailor hats—ribbon trimuing— navy, black and brown—sizes |Stops Hair Coming Out; Doubles Its Beauty. RNR ere err OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS: $1 WEEKLY | ¢ 4 OPENS AN ACCOUNT #3, DOWN ON *50° *5 DOWN ON *75°° '#” DOWN ON 100! 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