The evening world. Newspaper, January 28, 1921, Page 17

Sd bf AUTHORS GIVE ANNUAL AID for yay, fey. 3 Fit i Persons on Wt ‘The authors’ annual matinee for the benefit of the Mary Fisher Home drew fp attentive and distinguished audience | land). that filled. tho Astor Gallery at the | “™ Waldorf-Astoria yesterday afternoon. ke home is at ‘Tenafy, N. J., and {e @ retreat for writers, artists and other | Professional persons who have spent their lives in ideal pursuits for the welfare of humanity. It is the only Ploce of ita kind in the country, and, being unendowed, ie supported by vol- untrer acts of its friends. ‘Those Pineal ees / 4. Roberts Foe- i Mmes, pale Rihani, Anna Byr hol 2, Bre, Danie TO MARY FISHER HOME. | aks ae Sorracsgh Jan, %%.—By Fannie Hurst, Cat! rote of 26 to 18, bill and im Audience at Att om Batertatument, EXCURSIONS —! ote BONUSHS IN HAT Bonuses of 20 per cent. of the gle aries of all employees, in office and! shops, will bo distributed this week b; Truly Warner, manufacturers und ers of hats. The bonuses are based o salaries paid during 1920, The order affects twenty-flve shops throughout the country. who contributed yesterday's he Indiana Senate a Sian Brothers West 42nd St. (Between Fifth and Sixth Avenues) West 43rd St. An ADDITIONAL SPECIAL PURCHASE Enables us to present for Saturday 100 DYED FOX SCARFS At the lowest prices offered this season $35.00 $59.50 Regularly $69.50 Regularly $145.00 All specially selected, perfect quality skins of exceptionally silky, lustrous finish. Double fur and lined effects. Drastic Price Reductions prevail throughout our Fur Department on high-grade Fur Garments. Two notable examples of the many remarkable values made possible by the new, lower price level: Misses’ Fur-Collared COATS Fashioned of genuine Bolivia and Suede Velour, hand- somely silk lined and interlined. Sizes 14-16-18 years. $32.50 Regularly $59.75 Misses’ Beav« r-Collared Gants Distinctive, yoithfully designed Winter weight Polo Coats with large collars of genuine Beaver; silk lined and interlined. - - - Sizes 14, 16 and 18 years. $47.50 Regularly $85.00 A large assortment of New Models in Womens’ and Misses’ SILK PETTICOATS Special $4.95 Main loc i Messalines, Tatfetas, Silk Jerseys or Satins. A wide variety of attractive styles and colorings. Special Purchase and Sale Saturday The Newest Spring Models in Women’s Untrimmed HATS At REMARKABLY LOW PRICES Domestic and Imported shapes in Milan, Hemp, Hair Braid, Lisere and Batavia. VERY SPECIAL for TO. MORROW: HEMP HATS BATAVIA HATS All desirable colors, All Colors and Black. $2.65 $3.95 Third Floor H = iz ae THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 28, 1921, ANTI-PRIMARY BILL BEATEN. Broadway at Ninth Street, New York Store Hours—9 to &- Oak Dining-room Furniture in the February Sale For Music-Lovers, Saturday z Used upright pianos, $145 to $485 Used player-pianos, $395 to $695 Music-roll cabinets, one-fourth less Piano benches, one-fourth less And a number of NEW pianos, reduced, or which savings are from $75 to $350. First Gallery, New, Building Women’s Shoes at $7 Sounds like old times 763 pairs—originally $11 pair--will be ready for thrifty women Saturday; 8-inch high lace shoes with Cuban heels —tan calfskin, black calfskin, black kidskin, tan grain | leather. All sizes in the lot. The Reboux Convenient terms. Bow Gives grace and chic to this hat at $12 First floor, Old Building Many more new modes in to-morrow’s collection of hats at $12—ineluding several attractive models developed in straw and silk, to which type Paris has given much favor. First floor, Old Building Three popular models of | moderately priced L. R. LARGE women find the L. R. model of heavy pink coutil par- ticularly comfortable. It has an elastic gore at the bottom of the back which gives when sit- ting down; $5. The “HOUSEWORK” corset is so named because it is un- usually durable and comfortable orsets for women who are active about the house; double boned with | short bones designed for ease in bending over; $4. For SLENDER women there is a lightly boned pink coutil corset with elastic top, a good foundation for the s strai Nines demanded of fashi Third feos Old Baiding Tailored Dimity Sues $3.95 | —originally $6.95 Clean-cut, trim, narrow- shouldered little blouses, with smart tailored finish and the charm of finely- pleated edging on link cuffs and collar. Imported. Very attractive. Second floor, Old Building | GA S), GOOD Savings on | Boys’ Suits and Overcoats Boys’ Suits now $ Boys’ Suits now $18.50—originally $ 860 suits, with one or two pairs of trouse: models—seasonable mixtures of tweeds and cassimeres— all sizes 7 to 18 years. Boys’ School Overcoats, $16.75—originally $25 to $38.50 112 our own stocks—good models—attractive patterns —sizes 11 to 18 years. All Mackinaws, $7.75—were $11.75 to $16.50 Sizes 7 to 18 years. Bags and Suit Cases at Half Kit Bags a Third Less Cowhide suit Cane suit Fitted cases .. Bags, 15 and 20 i Kit bags, cowhide, 1andsome Third floor, Old Building Were 50 to $100.00 20. Hy > to $10.00 $21.50 to $105.00 $11.00 to $41.00 bi $38.75 to $93.75 floor, Old Building ~ For Miss 14 to 20 This new Paris Frock Beautifully reproduced at $39.50 “From Paris, of course!” -one instantly exclaims when shown this frock, | Every detail has been carried out to the letter in our reproduction which is of fine soft wool jersey—the kind that Paris —with bindings, tie and ing color, Combinations are; White and Navy Gray and Navy Nary and Henna S| pec’ “LUCETTE” Skirts at $11.75—Earlier, $ Smart pleated trotteur anc fine str'ved, checked and plaid woolen materia‘s. Suits at $29,75—Heavy wool jersey—were $39.75, 100 Frocks from our Salon collection— at $25 to $95—originally $39.50 to $160 Tailored, afternoon and evening frocks. plete, as this is an end-of-season clearuway. Second floor, Old Building—Tenth Street has indor he little sash ties the sides of mohair braid of an effective con! trast- { / Tan and Navy Navy and Gray lized at $39.50 a new frock of crepe de chine, and two attractive models in taffeta. Sizes are incom- At Halt Price Quartered oak, finely finished, Colonial type. Choose Saturday what you want of this or any other household furniture in the Store (it is ALL in the February Sale)—and the transaction will date from February 1st and be charged to your ac- count payable in March. BUFFETS, 8 styles, $39.25, $42.50, $43, § 50, $60, $63, $66, $82.50. , $107, $120, $126, $132, $165, CHINA CLOSETS, 3 styles, $31.75, $34.50, $48,50—were $63.50, $69, $97. IXTENSION TABLES, 10 styles, $25, $27, $27.50, $31, $82.50, $35.75, $37.50, $39.50, $43, $43.50. Prices were $50, $54, $55, $62, $65, $71.50, $75, $79, $86, $87. This is but one group of the many in the Wanamaker February Furniture Sale. There is $800,000 worth of furniture of all grades at reductions of 25 to 85 per cent.; many pieces at half price; and about $150,000 worth at ten per cent. less. The economies of this Sale are relatively greater than those in any of the thirty February Sales which preceded it. Husbands and wives who can should take advantage of Saturday’s half holiday and come tomorrow and see this largest, most varied and most desir- able assemblage of good furniture in America, all of it open to the public’s choosing at February reductions—NOW. Fourth, Fifth and Sixth Galleries, New Bldg. Nightgowns Special purchase of Philippine gowns to sell for $2.95 200, of fine nainsook, run with wee dainty ribbons, atd embroid- ered in three dainty desi a ‘Two of the models | known kinds of French Perfumes f Mise well- and Powders—a limited quantity—at lowered prices, Sat: rday. Main Floor, Old Building neck with kimono s other is sleeveless. Sizes 14 to 16, Third floor, Old Building _ Women’s Street and Afternoon Dresses, $19.50, $39.50, $59.50 Originally $29.50 to $125 A little collection of 50 dresses, including a variety, of smart models for general and afternoon wear, in duvetyn, chiffon velvet, crepe meteor, tricotine, and velveteen; in midnight blue and brown; also black. Second floor, Old Buiwwing Petti-bloomers 100 silk petti-bloomers at $4.95—they were $6.95 A little clearaway of the popu- lar petti-bloomers of lightweight Milanese jersey silk, finished with cuff or fluted frill. Brown, purple, green, navy or Copenhagen blue or black, Third floor, Old Building } Embroidered Net Lace Flouncings Another low-priced group of Women’s Furs Near-seal coats, 36 in. long, $147.50 Full-flared models with belts, trimmed with deep cape collars and bell cuffs of skunk and beaver, or self-trimmed; soft silk figured Soft, billowy lace flouncing, | linings. which suge athe easter | Natural raccoon coats, $275 ingens ates Nianthe ea or Full-flared models, deep eape collars; good quality dark okins. 36 inches wide, in black, gray Pony coats, 36 in. long, $65 and brown; spatterns 15 inenes Deep cape collars, self-trimmed; gy y deep, in floral effects. | Skunk animal scarfs 5 gy aia ; : | Black lynx scarfs. . if adium all-over lace for | Brown and taupe M. se8 nd ti frocks, i 2! . ee et aM eo Australian opossum muffs, barfel shape $18.50 |) High lustre—so inches wide. Natural raccoon muffs, barrel shape. $2 yard, Main floor, Old Building And now comes something very remarkable, gentlemen” , Men’s Suits—only $38 They were made to sell for $75 to $100 and were in our Winter Sale at $47 and $56 Suit groups in our Burlington Arcade stock that are not complete in size range are being collected for a quick clearaway Saturday. There are single and double breasted suits, in models for men and young men; worsteds, cheviots, cassimeres and tweeds. A variety of colors and designs. So wide a variety, in fact, that men who like to choose will he wise to come early. Double-breasted Ulsters, $35. | Earlier these were purt of our regular stock at $75 tu $90 cout that is needed for February and March wear, °s T; 9.5 Men’s Trousers nou: $9.50 Our complete stock of trousers—originally $15 to $ lowering. Of very fine worsteds, flannels, serges and cas us well as any trousers could be tailored, . * Men’s Socks ; the very kind of over. »—is included in this price | imeres. Tailored just about |} Golf Suits Men’s Shoes $29.50 Tie pate foe our $1.45 at $6.50 60, originally pricea $55 to ar 50 grades | 4 $65; coat and long trousers or Imported black and cordovan | 4 600 pairs of high and knickers, medium and heavy |. ailk, self side clox--American | !oW shoes in tan or black weight, Two models, coats | made silk in cordovan und | blucher p Satire laee, pleated at sides to permit un- | gray, cotton tops and soles— | the low are mostly Rampered swing of club, Quite | Imported full fashioned black | tag AW “in the | u variety of good patterns and | lisle—cotton and wool mixed | jug lot colorings—not more thun three in cordovan—sreen and black not tn each style, suits of a pattern, —in ribbed front effect, $10 grades. : Just think—#29.60! Burlington Arcade floor, New Boing 4 \4 65>