The evening world. Newspaper, March 16, 1921, Page 9

oo UR tere rpm epee in peg nr ee : —— the Nurses’ Home of the Post Graduate ‘eadeee “ ‘ (Howpital (Margaret Fahnestock ‘Training | py Dr. John H. Moorhead. Pioay With Gems of Philadel-| schoo tor Nurses), which were attend-! and dance followed, igrphia Woman Disappears in Sub- tet way Train or Platform. El A handbag containing $12,000 worth of EA belonging to Mrs, Frances 1. ‘A PERSONAL — THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAROH 16, 1921. but not confidential — Letter Number rT Let OR #TOLEN sa Wee scauerocins soorolses sala tel oF Oe Pore Shemonion tiene IN A ee 7 Our Sister Republic, Bile ae < Smart Easter Tailleurs that slenderize for Stout Women Stout Woman who desires of Philadelphia was etther lost or jast night in a crowded subway (Hera or platform. Mrs. Dixon, who \EllowSilfla chirtwaist factory in Philadel- VEipb and another in Porto Rico, was (Eviewine at the home of her cousin, Mra VeAl@ander Blinn, No. 1823 Kast 15th i} Brooklyn, On her way home to y delphia she put the jewels in the o » She thinks it either stipped fe her arm or was taken, possibly by a an whom she observed sitting beside ayher in the station and then again in the mi. Mrs, Dixon hag offered a 3500 ‘The jewels consisted of two platinum f Vibracelets, one set with diamonds and \Fithe other with diamonds and sapphires; (€M platinum wedding ring with a circle ef diamonds, a ring with three dia- 'Gowts, each about two carats; a soli- (Sdairaedtiamond ring, « platinum aval | a smart Tailleur of the pres- ent mode for Easter can save the time and annoyance of having one made to order by coming direct to Lane Bryant. A Special Easter Offering for Balance of Week An assemblage of fine quality Trico- tine, Tricofina and novelty Mixture Easter Tailleurs in semi-fitted box DIRECT SALE FROM WHOLESALER TO CONSUMER THE END The JACK MAN guarantee is back of every garment we sell. This week we must move out our last remaining Coats and Wraps (about FRANCE, « Teaches Us a Great Lesson in THRIFT and INVESTMENT France has a population approx mately of 39,000,000, ‘ 40 per cent. of the people take care of their money. Which means that over 15,000,000 French folks practice Thrift. ‘ America has a population approxi 500 in number) to make room for the abundant supply of new Spring furs that our factory is producing. Attractive, snappy little Scarfs and Wilel” Gane % us that only 10% Boas in all the most wanted varieties mailtions out of 108 taillions of 4 of fur. have “seen the light” regarding the actice of Thrift. Many a year may pass before Coats ew t waki In this and Wraps of my es standard _ natete 40 per aan at et abeale we produce can purchased at so the Thrift Train—the only train that low a price as we will close these out at lands us where there Is real inde- this week. pendence and happiness, What would be our condition in It will pay to buy them NOW for next season’s use. this country to-day if 42 millions of Amidst these hundreds of beautiful us (40 per cent. of our population) had some money Iaid by? Scarfs and Coats are to be found the following: mately of 105,000,000, According to the best information obtainable not more than 10 per cent, of Americans are careful with their money, et with diamonds, a diamond | req and a French watch set wich | jaflamonds, Laiseinciiin BUILDING RULES CHANGED Aromming Regulations Modified te ‘cg Stimulate Home Ballding. Specially Priced } Sf To stimulate home bullkting and to S| Ebeceve some apparently unreaso: he qBumbing regulations, the Municipal ari of Appeals published to-day tho [3gdoption of its modified plumbing rules, y reduce by one-half the weight \ size of water, soil and refrigerator pe in dwellings’ of certain height. , \Aa The chief modification is that standard (give instead of ecxtra heavy pipe may y used above ground in buildings of (Mot more than two stories and. base~ ther kind of buildings 2 pipe must be weed, na 21-23 W. 38th St. Just West of Sth Av. Stern Brothers » West 42nd Street (Between 5th and 6th Avenues) West 43d Street sty’e or straight tailor made models; / braid, embroidered or button trimmed. / Excellent tailoring. | TELLS THE TALE 57a 0 a (MiP alae GIST a0 4 B'S 7a 40720 at BIT A OIF ae cA Few of Our New York City Service Stations Where Keystone Cord TIRES are featured: United Anchor Tire Company, 111 Chambers St. Great Eastern Tire Corp., 1695 Broadway Sherman Square Auto Supply, 138 W. 68tb St. Cullen & Karas, 2310 Broadway Plaza Auto Supply Co., 440 Park Ave. Leonard Tire Company, 227 W. 106th St. Lenox Auto Tire Works, 103 W, 116th St, Walsh & Meade, 611 Amsterdam Ave. Triangle Tire & Rubber Co,, 355 E. 149th St. Natural ™ ? Ermine |} Broadtail Mink KEYSTONE TIRE & RUBBER Co. Wrap Wrap Wrap Broadway and 62nd Street New York City Full Length Full Length Full Length Dark Skin *675 ‘900 ||°1200 7a 7ae oe a oe There would not be any ery going up from any section of the country, “We want work.” When our industries wanted money for expansion or to keep their fac- tories running, we would have it to lend them, taking as security their bonds or preferred stock, whose safety we could depend on and which would pay us a good rate of interest. o8we Why do we not all get busy and do our part in restoring prosperity? You know that all of us have been spending our money very freely— thinking, im true Ameriean style, that nothing is too good for us and that Sa ate ML esa We will place en Sale Thursday: Natural Reversible Figured Armures | Decorative Velvets— ‘and Shakai Repp— 54 inches wide, soft and lustrous In desirable colors for interior hang- | pile; in excellent colors for hang- Ms \ ings; 50 in. wide. Yard, ings, couches, table covers and scarfs, $1.55 $1.95 The Upholstery Department—Fourth Floor. Hand-Scalloped and Hand-Embroidered REAL MADEIRA LINENS At Noteworthy Price Reductions at Prices Below Original Wholesale Cost l UGS D Blas Matera! ae ee or EY . 7 4 R Fox now that we have been very foolish met i > — BOAS BOAS in not laying by some of the money J - H we have earned, and most of us, when ii MANUFACTURERS’ SAMPLES A $140 $15 things get going again, will start to i Hes live within our incomes so as to have Special for Limited Number bt hand to invest in ith Ae BUY NOW eee money on im securities These are a few of the wonderful offerings: ry ry afevedlto uh pri GE an Seance irst year on We know now that only thrift 9x12 falee Git. spomenctea wean 95 purchases made at this SALE ditivens can be depended on ie R emergencies, but, unfortunately there Seamless Velvet sic."ima. Rugs 27 50 4 9 are not enough of them to keep pros- ental rms; size — ity continuous; they cannet kee p Sieloreseeccone 27% | WM. JACKMAN’S SONS |i sss ty atc ‘ $ ea) a le ° ry ° : 9x12 Axminster "aryiten Pu 3 15 America’s Largest Wholesale Furriers ot ee eee rash KANG ane falers es Gal ounenbaes ee SPhore thing laid by to invest in securities »» necessary to maintain business on : Colors clear through to back; large variety of steady basis, iuetry'and iwosaie; veise Suan, eee” Oar F Why do we not all get busy and d P T EXTRA our part in restoring prosperity? VELVET CARPET faa 9.17 ; i FRENCH PEOPLE, IN Tray Covers, - each 35c, 50¢ | Napkin Pouches, each 75c, 1.00 TEXOLEUM octets. SPITE OF WAR’S HAVOC. Ly a4 “ Sanitary, waterproof, Outwears orlinary printed HAVE MONEY TO INVEST. Centerpieces, - each $1.50, 1.95 | Guests’ Towels, 1.50, 1.95 Ether patie, tee as at felpringn. Cenk, ica! ace PROMPT DELIVERY ON REPAID MAIL ORDERS. Japki -- § ‘I, SALES FINAL ‘ote to me March 8 calli \t- Tea Napkins, doz. 6.75, 7.25 | Luncheon Sets (18 pes.) 6.75, 7.50 OPEN MONDAY UNTIL SP. Me earumpay, orm Males to the eet the pode me ple are investors. 3 ONE DOOR He cites in his letter these remark- ARMURES, REPPS and VELVETS something good will always turn up, of reliable industries when they are Brussels value @25. Wonderful wearing us persist im being careless in our AA NA LOL. 99 35-37-39 WEST 35th STREET 98 ec ‘Suitable for halle and stairs; large selection; 27 im, wide; value $2.75 sq. rd. We Boudoir Cushion Covers, 1.50, 2.25 | Show Towels, Cs 3.50, 3.75 ij ies iaadd special adviser to business institutions, FROM StAV able facts: Mosaic Tea Napkins—Special at $6.50 doz. Hemstitched and hand-embroidered. Elaborate corner designs. Pure Irish Linen Tea Napkins, hemstitched; special $5.90 doz. MAIN FLOOR TABLES “Between 1915 and 1918—that is, while France was fighting for exs istence—her people subscribed to government, departmental and city loans and ¢o private business enter~ prises more than 100 billion franes, (This is equal in our money, based on the normal exchange of $0.193 franc, to the sum of 19 billion million dollars.) st year, after the exhaustion of the war, France put 56 billion france into investments, “Every French family, however THE MASTER It is a new shape in the new tan shades a bond, and moreover, it stays Another Walk-Over combination-fitting oxford lnyesied ne is something entirely new in shoe construction. = Frsnaiepan dees net cave: ie Not only new in style, but in the cast of the shoe. ing, he keeps tt fa reserva) It has the right instep fit that evenly distributes f, Oua8 all the weight. It feels good. New Spring Assortments of COTTON and LINEN DRESS FABRICS At Feature Prices for To-morrow Imported Ramie and Quality Is Up, Prices Are Down Cy Re are two very good reasons why so many of New York’s well- dressed men are complimenting us more Imported Cotton Ratine than ever this Spring. You will agree that Henry L. French Dress Linen 86 and 45 inches wide; pure flax; thoroughly shrunk; over twenty- five new cclors and White, 90c Yara American Woven Tissues 86 inches wide, a large assortment “of Checks, Stripes and Plaids in the new color combinations, 7 5c Yard and Eponge Homespun and Crepe weaves in a wide selection of the new colors and White, 85c¢ Yara Printed Silk and Cotton Georgette Crepe 86 inches wide, a choice assort ment of this season’s new designs and colorings, * 65c Yara SECOND FLOOR One is the well-bred character and, cus- tom excellence achieved by a happy blend of master-handed tailoring and hand-picked virgin wool fabrics, The second reason is the reasonable pitch of the prices —a new low level no less gratifying than the high quality involved—$40 to $75. 279 Broadway 47 Cortlandt Street 124th Street at Ind Avenue 44 East 14th Streat THE KUPPENHEIMER HOUSE IN NEW YORK ESL OSL EEL GOEL OS SON wy The heel fits as though it were tailored. It is wide at the bottom and converges at the top. It would stay on without lacing. The new tan shades are deep, » Tich tones. in Ne fs color, bi igh the Rusia leather, ™* "$10.00 Walr- Over 510 Fifth Ave., Betweon 42d & 43d Sts. Other New York City Atores: 179 Troadway 150 Bowery 1178-76 Broadway 252 W. 125th Street 1432 Broadway 22 W. LBlet Street 3 1855 Broadway 605-7 Fulton Stroot 5406 Mth: Avonue Bronx 551 Matrose Avenue Yonkers, N, YT N. froadway Newarks Ne Je— 708 Broad Buco Paterson, N. Je—118 Market Street Voughkeephle, NO ¥.—297 Main Stroet Complete line of Phoenix and Van Raalte Hoslery Doherty & Co,, 60 Wall St, are broad-visioned and patriotic in urging us to be thrifty and to become in- vestors in the country’s best securi- ties. They predicted’ long ago that this country will never be in as good iS position’ as {6 should be Und ae workers learn to hold on to some of their money and to invest it, They would like to see worker become an investor in securities and to hold on to the se- curities after getting them. They do not want workers to speculate; they want them to put their money where both principal and interest will be protected, If you will write to or call on this house you will be honestly ade vised as to safe investments and you will be given a chance to buy good securities in denominations of $10 and upwards. This permits all workers, no matter how little or how much they can lay by, to own bonds or other securities—as the French people do, Sincerely yours, WILLIAM C. FREEMAN,