The evening world. Newspaper, February 25, 1921, Page 6

(000 TO SEND j GRAIN TO CHINA Votes Money to Defray of Transporting Donation | of Farmers. INGTON, Fob, %.—Tho Sen- ated $400,000 to-day to defray | of ‘moving across the Pacific donated by American farmers famine sufferers of Cina tor ‘Kenyon, Republican, of | An offering the Mill, said official indicated that 14,000,000 Chi- ere facing starvation and that | laily deach toll was 7,000 | js act ig not only One of great "he said, “but one of good | pacy. The foodstuffs have | donated by the farmers of the | ry, the railroads have offered Se transportation t the West and the Brotherhoods have A to give the labor free for the | st Model, Magnificent Full Length | Sea! Dolman, Advanced Mode! Beautiful Taupe Squirrel Stole, $25 Handsome Poiret Fox, $2: Genuine Hud: 1oK0 Ariat Men's and Young ing Board ja to furnish the ves- F ie required. It is the plan to use|} O47 8th Av i merchant craft and to man{ Formerly Vogel Bros, Dignasvel ronatviate: Open Marurday Evenings JOHN RUSKIN, at the age of seven, wrote many verses on nature, He also made his own illustrations Good, Strong, Sound Serviceable $ 5 50 e Two MODELS. One a black leather Blucher, the other a straight lace mahogany. Different in color, alike in quality, different in modeling, the same in workmanship. The ‘price is low, but looks lower when you look into the quality, which is frankly exceptional, at $5.50. SIZES 10 TO 6 Fifth Avenue Men's 4 Suits Besa Gin tie Daey or. thel| A! tunes esrngs et vat tw re FRANK G. MAGUIRE, at 42d St | School Shoes for Boys - Feanklin Simon &Co. | ALEXANDER HAMILTOW, had remarkable intelligence’ as a i boy, and was placed in charge of a businesss when only i3 years of age. | White Oxford Shirts and Blouses for Boys $ £1.95 6 9225 Respectively and Deservedly Hate b tsi vi fi a With French cuffs and flap pockets. Blouses with separate collar to match. ebsits Made of good quality white Oxford fabric and put together by people who specialize in workmanship of the hard- . Wearing sort. First time in two years these qualities have been obtainable at these prices. Blouses, 7 to 14 years. Shirts, 12 to 14 neckbands. ,, Franklin simon &Co. vr THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1921. | It may be a large picture hat with intriguing droop of brim and surprising sweep of plume—a fashion smiled upon by Paris—-or a trim jaunty little turban rolling off the face with ingenuous curve. Any one of these it may be, and may be not only correct but ultra modish—provided only that it be possessed of a distinctive charm. And that is the quality that marks every hat in our assortment, a charm as undeniable as it is bewitching. Modish Hats That Spell Springtime ple style for conventional sports wear or a crushable hat for general { | | | pare tite it is a correct and sim- knockabout use. Pictured is a gay little carmine colored straw, with clusters of natural color cher- ries hung in beguiling fashion from the narrow brim. It will be a delightful comple- ment to dark suit or street frock. Excellent Choice $16.50 wo $25.00 Fourth Floor. Charming Blouses Three Tempting Values White Dimity Blouse (il- lustrated) with its ingenue air, its boyish Eton collar and ruffles down the front piped with color—Rose, Blue or ‘Fan.... $6.50 Fashions created to add the com- pleting touch of daintiness to the new ‘ailleurs and frivolous Box-Suits. Novelty Mignonette, surplice model, Grey, Porce- lain, Navy and Black... ...... $400 Georgette Crepe Over- blouse with pointed frill col- lar, three-quarter sleeves; Flesh, Grey and $10 INEVG) sicccaes oon & Third Floor Underwear Fine knit underwear that not only fits well but wears well. Swiss ribbed Vests of fine quality cotton. For women and misses 50¢ Cotton Union Suits—For Women Made with tight or shell knee. Pink or white eel ., .B5e Cottog Union Suits for Children Low neck, no sleeves, knee length. Ground Fioor Corsets Designed for medium and slender figures. Are made of a splendid quality pink broche, with elastic girdle top Lightly boned and featuring clastic inserts at th, front of the skirt, they are ideal forecomfort as well as for style $2.95 Second Fioor. The Weekly List of Victor Records 18722—Rosie—Fox Trot—Paul Whitman Orchestra. Honolulu, Eyes—Melody Waltz—Paul Whitn 1 Orchestra. ;. : I781S—Mra, Rastus Johnson on the ‘Telephone (talking record) 85¢ geste from Georgia. Incle Josh's Trip to Boston (Cal Stewart) , BSc Uncle Josh's Arrival in New 16225— York 45149—I'd Like to Be a Monkey in ‘oo (Frances White). $4.00 Cohen's Comedy Four)... 70107—It's Nice to Get Up in the Morning (Lauder) $1.25 55094—Dream of Love—Liszt—Her- bert's Orchestra » $1.5 Madame Butterfly—Fantasic —Herbert’s Orchestra 35351—Sea Songs (Victor Mixed Chorus) $1.35 War Songs (Victor Mixed Chorus) §5049—Songs of Our Native Birds, N $1.50 17523—Kvening Chimes—Neapoli- tan Trio... 85c Woodland Echoes 10529—Le Paloma—Sousa's Band. 85c . Over the es—Pryor's Band....... Seventh Floor Made Veils —are very much the thing for wear with the that are so smart today, simple lines of the hat are softened by a graceful veil, hanging loosely over the face. They are being shown in a charming assort- small ha ment of colors. . $1.65 Ground Mloor, The Long White Gloves Greatly Reduced $4.95 rm At their normal price long white gloves are a luxury that many women feel they cannot afford. Reduced to the remarkably low price quoted above, they are brought within the reach of even the thriftiest. It is an unusual opportunity to purchase these beautiful gloves at a large price saving, which makes it worth while to buy several pairs for future use. They are made of the softest, most velvety glace kid, with Paris point embroidery, and beautiful work- manship in every detail. Ground Fioer 38th Street | Spring Suits for Misses Lord & laylor ~ FIFTH AVENUE- 39th Street Youth is the keynote of their charm Gay, dainty, slender and airily capricious come the new Spring styles for the younger set—and the Misses’ Section announces, as its superlative offering of the week, the latest arrivals in Misses’ Tailored Suits at surprisingly low prices, Just a slim, straight, naive little Suit, in the picture, but with such lure of lovely line ~—youthfulness—yet smart assurance—that it is quite capable of representing the whole group of smart models that came with it. All of navy Poiret ‘I'will and Tricotine, lined through- out with Radium silk, with stitching, button and braid effects. Quality in every detail. Dainty Miss | Knicker- bocker with her blond curls may find her type of Suit in the little box-coats with their embroideries, color touches and novel features—a host of them are here—but her vivacious brunette _ sister may also find among this group of simpler models just as captivating charm and as individual distinction. At Your Service: We will be glad to shop for you—all ofders by + mail or telephone will be given prompt atter- tion. Telephone Fitzroy 1900. Ask for telephone order desk. t Sterlin é Silverware Prices Reduced Candlesticks, charming, simple and dignified in de- sign. Plain bright finish. 10 inches high —$15.00 pair (tax additional). Salt and Pepper Sets, quaint little squat shapes, with cavity of convenient Set of six individual size. shakers in silk lined case. $5.00 set (tax additional). Ground Ploor. Wc ee Brogue Oxfords $7.85 pair As swagger in appearance as they are satisfactory in comfort, these new tan ox- fords, with their trim, brogue tips, have won a well-de- served popularity. They are made of a heavy ality calfskin with the low English heel that is correct for this type of shoe, The same oxfords sold for a much higher price a month ago. Second Floor Tweeds with a boyish air, astly becoming to young Dianas of the country club ahd the great outdoors, are represented in this offering of latest Spring styles with four distinct models, smart and tailored Norfolk semi-belted, — with novel pockets, in a variety of attractive colorings. Decidedly splendidly effects, New Spring Taffeta Frocks Misses, with Paris- inspired, quaint and charm- ing | features—1830 period ‘puffs and panniers, panels and _overskirt effects, saucy sashes, unexpected touches of lace and lingerie. + for at left—Suit Poiret Twill, straight- line coat, novel poc- 5 kets, button Hemant To picture styles, all wonder- At the right—Suit fully youthful, in four models, te ate semi-belted $3 5 navy and black. d Norfo! e ; 5 TYP. es modestly priced at....... $55 vrs Third ior, the of Navy These are Smart Frocks for Women Of Embroidered Tricotine With the new tailored collars and reverts, opening over a vest effect of black Satin, and finished with a broad Satin _ sash, this tailored Frock is quite modish enough for most after- noon occasions. In Navy and Tricotine. A thoroughly fine value at ; $50 Other Tricotine Dresses $35 and $45 Third Floor New Plaited Sports Skirts In Plaids, Stripes, Checks Nothing quite equals the style and service to be had from a well-tailored Skirt for general utility wear. These models follow the new, lines and show plaits in a variety of new stripes and plaids, in the Spring color combinations. Sport models in checks, and all reasonably priced at...... SG SEH AON BAERS $1 5 Other Skirts $10 to $35 TMrd Floor _ A Wrist Watch \ Of sterling silver, with enamel, in any of ) several colors, is a8 dainty and attractive as can J be. You may have your choice of square or octa- gon shape, cither one mounted on black ribbon ; and fitted with fine 15-jewel movement. $15.75 Ground Floor Smart Net Guimpes Reduced in Price $3.95 In getting ready for the Master season we have gone over our stock of fine neckwear very carefully, making radical price reductions in order to make room for new merchandise. Lovely net guimpes trimmed witl dainty frills, real lace or hand embroidery have been sharply re- duced and are now offered at but a small part of their original price. They are made. with Buster Brown or Tuxedo collars, both styles so becoming for wear with new Spring suits. Cream or white. benaers