The evening world. Newspaper, March 22, 1921, Page 6

HOPE SPRINGS - ETERNAL IN THE ) HEART OF w. J.B. de Tcils, Women Who Want im to Run That He Could Win in 1924, MIAMI, Fin, March 22 ILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN was asked last night by the Young jon'e Christian Association of to run for President in Franklin Simon & Co + A Store of Individual Shops FIFTH AVENUE, 37th and 38th STS. To Serve The Feet of a Girl and Satisfy The | Pride of a Miss ... pee, Ep voredeaped OxFORDS AND pwavtearrre || PUMPS FOR THE EPS ON BOOMING Junior Miss... . DF S3780,.615 More Tickets Sold in fl es Last Than the Same Month 1949, / . Siegen coige eo NWCARCHING Mr. Bryan was Chairman of association's drive for funds, has just ended, and he had ished addressing a gather- workers when the request SSS SSS SSS SS et ith the women voting, | sm Sa ee Oe 1920, it was shown by figures into April pablic to-day by the Public Ser- ee canae iT sie needs low 1919, and on increase in money pts for the month of $287,530.66, of tickets ow the elevated lines showed 32,154,011 for last Decem- nd. 31,581,290 for the previous De- increasé of 672,721 tickets, les by the New York du iway for December were |F nd by tie Queensboro Bub- 30, shoes--Oxfords and Pumps that fulfill the expectations of her feminine taste, and never forget their obligation to her youthful feet. Oxrorbs OF DarK TAN OR Bint ‘No, “iy Sot" Baek BLACK Russia CALFSKIN re Bie tl! ta ti .Pumps oF DarRK TAN, BLACK 0 DuLL oR PATENT LEATHER ds Sizes 2% to 74—Ages 10 to 17 WIDTHS AA to D ‘JUNIOR MISSES’ SHOE SHOP—Third Floor es Square Grand Central nsyivania stitions were shown ne banner gtations, _ 4 NEW CASES OF SMALLPOX. ste —— Ww New York, XN. J. Now Hax yenty-five Patients in Hospital. v new cases of illness diagnosed pox were discovered yesterday lest New York, N. J., where the ted is now twenty- me dil are Mra. SSE ES SSS SS SS entatives of the State Board of re in the town working with c authorities to prevent the of the disease. i children | . been ordered vaccinated, Bepen, Seanre yecnine ies. Himself With Batt Cord, nett Rabinowits, sixty-eight, i aves a wi i | 0, 475 Alabama ; : Brooklyn. Jranklin Simon 8 Co. A Store of Individual Shops ’ FIFTH AVENUE, 37th and 38th STS. i ' _ Fashion's Uotary And The Vote of Youth... » MISSES’ SASHED SUITS « WITH PONY Box Coats or ke sre. HOOSING its program of smartness “‘by pop- ular request,” the sashed suit shows divertissements of every detail. applauded . by Youth and wins loyalty and enthusiasm for itself. Of Navy Blue Tricotine with Silken Fringed Sashes 59.9 Forty DIFFERENT MODELS, PRESENTING THE SEASON’S VARIETY OF MODELS WITH No VARIATION From YOUTHFULNESS AT THIS PRICE SIZES 14 TO 20 YEARS MISSES’ SUIT SHOP—Second Ploer : NNW mt ae te — eRe nee CONTA 2 APU MMRMUBRREB ENS 2 te he Im aE * boped; bisque, gray, ps ? Dn na ie eee THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, MARCH 22, 1921. PRS GP EF TS ee P 7 EASTER MILLINERY- “The year’s at the Spring,” and Spring is at its best in our Millinery Salons, where fashion is in terms of* beauty. Flower-like hats for the day of flowers— Easter. Taffeta hats for taffeta frocks. Lacy hats for lacy frocks, Hats demure, small and exquisitely refined in tone. Hats sweepingly large, drooping, almost covering the eyes, American Beauty—platinum gray. Jade—beige. And constantly winning favor among those who feel advance notes before they are actually here, the ultra- smart black and white. Boy-Girl Hats With their long swishing streamers of heavy faille ribbon and their breezy air —whether the brim turns up or down — these hats are absolutely correct for the tailored outfits so many The Children’s Easter Clothes A Polo Coat _ will delight any small person To wear a coat Easter morning just like the one mother wears in the country, or walk- ing, a coat made with the same big pockets and belt—that is something more than a matter of pride to the 2 to 6 year old—it is an achievement. $13.95. The iate hat for wear with this coat isa Cileeed Milan straw in navy, brown or black. $2.95. Her older sister wears a Covert Cloth Coat Simple and correct in every detail, from the inverted pleat in the back to the large bone buttons and the buckle on the belt. It is single breasted and has four generous pockets. Sizes 6 to 14 years, $25. HOURTH FLOOR They both have New Easter Shoes Tan or patent leather two-strap pumps. Sizes 1134 to 2, $6. Tan walking pumps and black gun metal oxfords, low heels, Sizes 234 to 7, $6.75. 85; FOURTH FLOOR , of any small miss. Dainty Little Dress Hats For “very best” wear there are hats fit to win the heart touches—facings of ciel blue or shell pink Georgette and wreaths of flowers add to the attractions of these charming hats. FOURTH FLOOR The Time to Buy’ Maids’ Apparel, A Group of Easter values Uniforms of chambray, blue or gray, of striped ginghams, $3, $4, $5. Unifores of mohair, cotton pongee and silk lin, gray ot black, $5.50, $6, #50 to ian Unteead of white linene, dixie cloth, poplin, oxford cloth, $3.50 to $7.50. Maid’s dress of black cotton , white collar and cuffs. Very specially priced at $3.95. Aprons, with or without bibs, small, medium and large, 85c to $5.95. - Collar and cuff sets, 38c, 45¢ to $1.95. Caps, 8c, 15¢ to 85c. SECOND FLOOR Have You Bought Your Easter Furs? You have been waiting, perhaps, until you wank gute won that yo ape dieead Sek Yone heavy furs. But with only four more days to shop before Easter,‘one must begin to think the last finishing ; There is .a small of the very popular See ck tarsal Cant and ieole Gey tae scarfs, fox .animal-shaped scarfs in taupe apd brown — marked at a temptingly low $34.50. FOURTH FLOOR & 4 Lovely Blouses to Beautify the Suit A charming array of them for Easter, in li lingerie fabrics, nets and laces, tailored silks and néw costume effects, including reproductions of Paris models. Prices are véry moderate. Crepe de Chine blouses, in bisque, Piandmade batisee Tiered models in radium, cepe navy, flesh and white, $7.50. A Paris rap of crepe ine, Lanvin neck, silk scal- navy, is $12. Wah Glen are halos: de Chine and Jap silk, $7.50 to $15. Net blouses, in many lovely styles, with frills and laces, are $5 to $8.50. Costume blouses, Georgette,Canton de Chine, coed. embroidered ot with real laces, $15 to $45. THIRD PLOOR jae The Fragrance of a Summer Garden Not the odor of one flower alone, but a faint, delicate mingling of several Gonna, ee isitely sweet—it is called Quelques used to grace a Toilet Water, a Toilet Powder and a Face Powder— all made by—Houbigant. 4 oz. size —Eau de Toilette, a new size sure to be » $4.25; Purse size, $i; Face » $3; Sachet Powder, $2.50. Diamonds Set in Platinum No matter how flawless a may be, half its beauty is lost if the set- ing is not appropriate. The worthy of the stones they were + made to hold. GROUND FLOOR A Gift You Hope to Receive Silk Stockings Our collection is wonderfully varied, All-Silk, with Pointex heel—Black, white and colors, $3.95. work instep, all-silk—Black, Ee a cols, $3.03. Medium weight silk, lisle soles and tops—Our most ular style, in shoe, gown and pious thes bots. GROUND, FLOOR Flowered Organdies They’re isp looking, it almost won’t! For re French organ-- as well as dudes tame have a permanent finish. 44 inches wide. $1.45 a yard. SECOND FLOOR “T’m Always Glad —when ed time comes for me to put. on si again.” This remark, overheard at the glove counter a few days ago, might have been made by any one of many women who are buying silk gloves. Long Silk Gloves,$2 full 16-button length, are made i: in pongee, black and white, of a beautiful quality of Milanese silk— GROUND FLOOR It Was a Happy Thought —to trim glove silk underwear with washable satin. For this gives the contrast in trimming that is so very , good, without altering the fact that the garments wash unusually well, Vests, $2.95 ; Drawers, $3.45; En- velope Chemises, $3.95. GROUND FLOOR A New Strap Pump Combines the comfort of a common: of a dress . It is fashioned of coco-brown calf. skin, with the desirable wing tip effect. Welted soles are another point in its favor, And one more is the almost incomparably low Price, $8.75, SECOND PLOOR Where Are Those Scissors? Every day you ask that question, in a frenzied tone, ly, keting : you can’t find them is just when you need them most. Solve the probien» once for all by giving yourself a case with 3 or 4 pairs! Leather case with Nickel Scissors — 2 paits, $3.50; 3 pairs, $4.50; 4 pairs, $5.75. Gold finished handles—2 pairs, $4.25; 3 pairs, $5.50; 4 pairs, $7. GROUND FLOOR