The evening world. Newspaper, April 18, 1921, Page 11

THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, APRIL i8, fe is ns lsesspsnsesnesenssimensAsnannnisn ano ales Broadway at Ninth Street, New York. Business Hours— 9 to 5. Telephone Stuyvesant 4700 EX-KAISER SEES remained for a few moments, Then | mond pron: 610 Linen Table Cloths, extra the ex-I “1 the way to the} "Nd gave senses mae eisai bens HH 4 | yd TUNER AL TRAIN the party were to atcop and romain | ROBBED IN BATTERY LINE. +4 4 while we were arranging this ae Vacerthings sale. We told him what we” rom Japan |during their journey were doing—picking out all Exquisite taste. tablecloths without napkins asing Rubens 7 i I" is not big type and big talk 4 eer in the newspapers—but “! the quality, fashion and fair price of the goods in the store which make value and give lasting satisfaction. Formerly A. ‘I. Stewart & Co. erman oc: Sunday, ac cording to Charles Thurmond, who rn a eee SSASIabotI caNeuledleiearte. the eae Im dlad Isa. gr a #1 PARKER ove a | de A man, who sald he was John Al- Former Geman Ruler Rides Win| LOST, RUBENS FOUND |udctt ne i wor we nee as : et arcested yesterday afternoon by Patrol Daughter to Railway Station IN TULSA, REPORT Tun Joseph W. Mokittrick at thw | | - ited States Barge OMco at ue Bat- at Doorn. Jie : Figg GER uly, aa he propired 40 depart Inch : wa| Descent From the Cross,” Called | stiémobiie’ after moving “about fort DOORN, April 18 (Associated Most Valuable Canvas, Disap few minutes In the line of friends watt- Press).—Never was contrast between| ‘ aluable Canvas, Disap- | ing to erect arriving Immigrants, "Sc. former glory and present state of peared During War. State end Gt he kee Li tee humiliation more accontuated than! omyrsa, Oxia, April 18 (United | Aellet from the man ahead of h When Wilhelm, the former German | News).—lubons'a “Descent From the] Wig Mata Raminick Ardagno of Salen, Emperor, followed the body of his|Crosy,"” whieh disappeared from a Bel-| tained $31 and 4 French coin, Al- wife, Augusta Victoria, to the station | cian edral during He Retien be iy arnne TAroony, at Maarn, where he intrusted the |cupancy, waa found hore — - faithful companion of his grandeur and his sorrow to his sons and friends to take back to the Kather-| Jand, | The Emperor that was and the ex- | Crown Prince and other sons present |ture in. the were all attired in full uniform of ‘the Prussian Guard, their helmets id States, 1 apprentice tool ith th Li. Ws ; Bi peed erepe-covered. M onic van gahisntiogt | Skillful workmanship. i vigor pec a" wad ait a fhe funeral procession arrived picture, “which. ‘T says is Srcere spat : Vince n vee | the little station at Maarn in darks |{he most vitual inthe world, |} Fountain Pen Beautiful designs. that had been hai 70 Ress only broken by the light from a|ji,,%, Small #hop. He bought it at ve much. few lamps on the railway embank- | ure. Germn Te with, hin: Rotied Nightgowns Stal ment. Wp. ‘until he mustered out’ of the oA “We're going to mark them When all had collected around the | satiny coffin, the court chaplain, Dr, Dryan-| | The der, his voice vibrating with emotion, delivered a brief oration. The coffin ‘was then placed in the railway car riage, which Wilhelm, jam and Princess Luis | After two charming tailored models with graceful, deep neck | lines and lovely touches of hanil| embroidery. —crepe de chine, $6. —embroidered satin, $1 ture was stained and travel d when Bolin tried to sell it vas passed by unheeded fur ail haif price” we said. A tablecloth of his own importation was in the lot, He picked it up. x Thurmond through a to the connoi Envelope chemise in pink 6 , . ‘ou'ra sa iti ed ng THIS, oe | : white to match satin gown, at half price?” he asked. Ha — a ; A fi - | | Be Pajamas | rs urniture When we told him we jf ~ vetownsiore Cowperthwait & Songs dorm sine | fi] —- | fgg aap Awovpigeel| at dO per cent. weet tals aes Gauss ? th « y pictur- i swt 3rd Avenue & 121st Street Park Row & Chatham Sq. | Diana Sa lon sh OWS Summer emius lines, three elaborately reduction sell such good linen for so- 4 embroidered, much below the prevailing was ever such fine . wide bands in contrasting color;|} furniture in such variety, nt removing the label from 40 per cent. reduction. 7; No fi f i is made. . bv 3 Frocks for Miss 14 to 20 | (svvavese site squme, veel] No tne furaitur is made. |) Price, and insisted upon OU Individual frocks, fash-| pink or white, $8.95. of his cloths which were i at ioned of a variety of de- Japanese silk, adorned with going to be included in the ae | | The Musician lightful materials in ex-| exquisite embroidered — butter- The savings Sale. | | . 5 isite colori flies, in pastel shades, pink or | | immortalized quisite coloring. white, $12.75. Gn in. bedtoom: dnite (82 These are REAL ae | a rime Heavy crepe de chine man- i tt styles to chi linens—extra heavy ie } | The story of the realiza $15 to $79.50 darin coat model — beautifully paces ee eee hota Sarat 1 | Hon of a dream th which the an ; embroidered in iris design; pink,|| {"0™) you can save from No filling. No. thin, |; | Lola GRAD ligt Neus Ais , These frocks are as dis-| (ronid, maize or black, ‘§25;|} $120.00 to $024. skimpy, muslin-like feel to | arene ate is preserved for poste pO nett ane aie more ‘elaborately embroidered, Onn dintag oom wulte (Re them. Ninety-five are silver- 1 5 | ity as for the simplici' of in pink, orchid, rose or black, - +515 A Motion pictures showing their style. oe | $29.50. different styles to choose bleached ; 515 are pure white. i | the following great artists, }| Tighe | Bloomers from) you can save from There are more than a | Hh | Aeezailly lnyinge =otedawine | _ Extra size, of heavy erepe del} $216 to $1,580. score of patterns in the lot RACHMANINOFF . chine—w: | reinforced, trimmed Sixth Gallery, New Buliding —all good, staple, favorite j GODOWSKY —organdies and linen. 5 5 OWS - , ‘ with emt roidered ruffles, i patterns. ORNSTEIN These illustrated are rep- Aira elcer Ola munidl . } ZIMBALIST | resentative, BH ner Senin No such “reduction” in _ Arthur Bodanzky, conduet- ing the National Symphony Orchestra. Concert Hans Barth, pianist Lois Bennett, soprano Hileen Mayo, dancer Hie bantied organdie, adorned with row upon row of fine pin tucks, organdie looping, and a 60c Cotton |} girdle of ribbon and chic sin soft contrasting eol-| Stockings —38c pr. or; in rose and maize, $59.50. : ; (B)—fine imported checked 2,400 pairs, sizes 814 to gingham—coilar, cuffs, vestce 10, full fashioned, rein- price of linen table cloths has been offered by us or any one since the war. | BELOW to-day’s cost of replacement Sise Were Now 80 long, to make home the cozy spot it should be, It makes no difference whether you buy one dollar's worth or one thousand dollars’ worth—it will be delivered to your home, for JUST ONE DOLLAR. Best of all, you may pay for whatever you buy, in smal! amounts, weekly or monthly, and meanwhile have all the pleasure of using them. & aN), (a Oneof thedollars lying there in your purse will bring you all the furniture you've wanted '| eesraesn and moi i feorl 5 | 85X56 in.......86.50 $3.25 . ~ And the CHICKERING- and natty on skirt of white or forced. a H Both Stores Open Saturday Evenings 2 AMPICO REPRODUCING | Sri whic "Wack avd whi Black, white, cordovan tonto i $85 Harlem Store Open Monday Evenings Also Meche PIANO. $32.50, "| latdvanblenchied! ‘ 72x72 i $6.75 Admission complimentary. (C)—linen combined with pea ih pare $i0s0 a ee Auditorium— voile; gray, lavender and stockings were 60¢ in| 7 € 9-Piece Dining-Room Set for Only $220 First Gallery, New Building. pink, $29.50. m stocks, “Incomis ship-| 10x88 a D swiss : plain a 16 ) 7 x $1.00 Deposit organdie vetfoctively. “trineced| Push out these 2,400 pairs : aap ne and Weekly Payments of $2.50 ee Shan SiO ake MER Pier eISiBylienei yy | 72x108 in, : $15.75 Mahogany finish, simple lines, well | wail atenna e el) ? ‘The new Tailleur | ‘The 65x55 in. are Rie made; Buffet with mirror back 48 | | Blankets for tne ith | t ( bleachéd; the rest are >"! pure in. long; China Closet 16 in. deep, A touch of Art wi ong coa white. Quantities of each ‘size 36 tas idan Garner S6yiaiiang/i4é | country home In the Women's Salons | Fane from 20 of the 62x in, to 10 6 feet: t 4 } i See ST ial > 0 e 55x55 in. in, Tablen extends to\G:festi genuine, ie H and of Fashion Modestly priced Illustrated are two digni- brown Spanish leather slip seat WA Hs : fied and beautifully tailored Li N ki Chairs. Walnut io These newly imported All wool plaid blankets, block cls of this tyne now in “men Napkins, too 8 F signs, 66x80 in,; pink, blue,| models of this type now in Lapse ten ae $197 50 we " lockets and pendants hung ad gray—$1 pair. the Fashion Salons. d i i matte, only seers 2 A res oll = from black silk cords or double. bed size in _ pink Both are developed in fine| 49WD IM price : . fi ribbon sautoirs. bh, rose, tan and gray—$12.75] —tricotine and have the long slen-| 598 dozens. Heavy weight A 4-Piece Suite for aSmall Bedroom at a Small Price Sonie mw gold framed, hand. pn der notched collar line. At the! New York hasn't seen such carved filigree silhouettes cut \ famous cotton blanket, used left is a model seve: tailored values since th ey TTT TH @) ] $198 75 out of ivory mounted under very extensively in homes as and with no suggestion of trim es since the war, ; nly . AL _¥ ae rigs cpaemederere extra covering, beautiful and] ming. ‘The model at the right Were (doz.) Now Previous Price of $897.60 Si 5 e uses U etches dancing soft, made of the finest cotton, is finely bound with narrow senna e $9.50 $5.75 ‘ ilk Negligees with his pipes, for instance} plain grounds with Grecian key| black silk braid in. 222$15,00 $9.50 Now Cut in Half re so tiny and so dainty you! border; pink, blue, rose, Copen- Both have that wonderful He $16.50 $10.50 uette which $1 Deposit $16.50 $1050 $10.50 to $18.50 | sw fete sene, Sr st] an bl sad tt | i" rive: | 70x84 in.—$5.50 each, ORE IVER | $20.00 $13.00 ,, webs; $4.50 to $28, 2 Fi i we ant Waehly Payments of 33:28 A special purchase | Chere are ack toned, hand- “In blnek designs, tee, blue, two'ott Pee 1 tne | ae ant pape Four pieces in American Walnut or ni alelnenn | painted silhouettes mn’ feevt,| Copenhagen blue and pink: wo others, on similar lines, | Guartities range dectn on dace Mahogany. Ideal for the Apartment vee manele UREA tae Ara mounted in silver lockets; $5.50. 70x84 in.—$6.50 each, are speciatized at 368, of the $25 grade to 180 dozen of j n| snace . z Y ; . Main Floor, Old Building ol ry, New ing on O ding. he x in jozen rns in which space must be accounted ie BBURIAVE: OF VAG)/00 | F Fourth Gallery, New Build! Second Floor, Old Buliding. e ese Ad patte; for. Well built, along unusual lines, ; . ol , " i Breakfast coats, il-| lustrated—of cl Negligee, $1 + peas : t -| Grand Stairway. ilk, f+) HALF PRICE for 355) eee eave sal electric Jamps and hun- es i aaa dreds of shades from our regular stocks, Wool Dress Goods There are no finer lamps to be found in the market.| Special lot—less We don't think New $3.50 navy blue serge, fine York has ever had quite} twill, 54 in. wide—300 yards at $1.85 yard, | $10,000 for $5,000—Lamps and Shades | svi" ine" nest of akfast cont G slip i op maions sont, FiASo-—aie-| | Take pour pick fling adorns round neckline and short sleeves and skirt bottom, | shade—or shades—you want narrow tie sash, | Breakfast cout, $14.50—of| | for the lamp—or lamps satin; more elaborate model,| | You buy in this sale, and you festively trimmed with ruffling.| | may have it at half its gligee at $18.50 of change-| | former regular price, ‘Take your pick of any sitk able satin—an adzptation of ar so good an ‘opportunity to 50 h : cee MOWAT ttc ot 3 7 80 8 a pee) omespun suitings, 54 in. [fr ; ye ie ne 10 imported bronze aie ney lamps Of) wide—200 yards at $1.95 yard, Simmons Metal Beds for Small Weekly Payments Exquisite pastel colorings. | Cloisonne Table Lamps such g ) navy blue yachting sarge, Third Floor, Old Building All are w 1, with plugs an i] O41 in, wide—500 yards at $2 yard, to attach and) $1.50 navy blue gymnasium 40 in, wide—300 yards at 00 for the $84 0 for the $6 00 for the $60 lamp. For $1.00 Deposit you can start an account at either of our two stores with one of these remark- able beds, We have a large stock of various models ut our usual liberal terms, All models, in Ivory, i Walnut and Mahogany. | ’ 75 Vull-nized square post bed fob ee eee cae ee eee s $27.50 Boys Topcoats i 2.50 “oN yard. BO for the tae aoe Solid mahogany =| *! 7" sain Foor, of suitding decorated fram . {17.50 for the £35 | malogan | | Special $9.75 silk shades eer Table Lamy suitable for these $5.00 for the $10 lamp. We consider it quite an| lamps are regularly §80 to $70, Floor Lamps | $6 for the $12 lamp Jet and spangled You may have them for $15 to $7.60 for the $15 lamps, Great Reductions in Rugs All Week . achievement to be able to} ] ie | floor lampa with adjust. 00 for the $18 lump. Tunics $21 each 27x54 Felt Rag Rug $2.25 36-Inch Rag Carpet, a yd. $1.10 | offer these coats at this low/ Porcelain Vase Lamps| able arms, for use over a bridize .00 for the $50 lamp | - ’ oe 36x72 Grasa Rug. $2.50 China Matting, Best Grade..75¢ | |'| price. , - 40, mirror black, midnight| able or by the side of a chair: Parchment Lamp ene hice 36x72 Rag Rug, Hit or Miss.$3.60 36 Inch Rug Border 85c We are specialists in| blue, plain. yellow and many | $17.50 for the $35 lamp. Shades | net, spangled 4x7 Rag Rug, Hit or Miss..$5.85 7 jeu $1.38 | boys’ clothing—k now the} other Oriental effects $22.50 for the $45 lamp. st, for floor and table lamps and jet-trimmed . 6x9 Rag Rug, Hit or Miss $11.50 . PAE ES RES Ses tings re market thoroughly. And} for the $150 lamp. | $30.00 for the $60 lamp "$9.00 for the $15 e | tunics for eve- C Oil Stoves for Bungalows | 7.6.9 Tapestry Rug $23.75 Aiea tnen (Einaleaca Runnsis, when we find garments up! for the $125 lamp. 0 for the $65 lamp. $10.00 for the $20 ning gowns. A Gray gnameled pred sur wicket: | 8-3x10.6 Tapestry Rug... .$29.75 3 ; | to our standard at so low gor tie #0D ioe for the $70 lamp. $11.25 for the jiieael aera plated trims , ‘i.g | Tapestry Carpet (Mottled), 16x30 Rubber Door Mat... . $1.20 | a price as this we feel com- forthe $20 laren: 50 for the $75 lamp. ey FOE iM . roomy fare Kew now g18.05 ayard....... meet Vacuum Carpet Sweepers. $10.50 | pensated for our efforts— for the np. $82.50 for the $165 lamp. opis ead aa stock, so he aera : and no doubt you will feel for the $50 lamp 4s r Wicker Lamp Shades turned ‘over to 5 the same 22.50 for the $45 lamp, | Solid mahogany 300 Japanese wicker lamp] u% the remain- _—— 2 Be le a a Cowperthwait’s ( ow erthwait & So | Handsome mixed tweedy, in} Sik ghudden for’ these fam Floor Lamps ahade tor the country heute Ye} hunduome tuntes Liberal Credit Terms ns | double-breasted paltea eral) regularly priced $30 to $160, $7.60 for the $15 lamps maT. ee) at nominal ay Bho weekly on RU worth “Oldest Furniture House in America” tae ication or Fee) vw may on for $15 to $76, Hey AL Ht ae eh | “Pieper fie Sale Price | there AANt worth : or the $25 lamp 12 in 15 ANC | to 10 years. Polychrome - grades— ) worth : for the $30 lamp. 14 in ys] . i bey ve ] Blouses for boys, $1.50 Candlesticks nk the Ga8 late 16 in. | 1 each A ®__ warth r - an s 5 1. ¢ - for the $35 lamps i Five inn : ; nc cerien | Good styles, tailored to fic! Italian reproductions with for the $40 lamps. 18 In... andeonotels, Fine black pat. aaa comfortably; in attractive pat:| WAX decorated candles —10 prs - bs. 20 in... 35,00 Handsome designs, spangled, jet- ff. arges of Any Kind. 29 teens r: i for the $48 lamps Faleral tax aol sddeu, trimmed. Thiee finished with jet ff * 4 } . Downtown Store: 193-205 Park Row | Geers Fai) ECped ary Sren (ok tne $00 Palla $30.00 for the $60 lamps. jee | fringe, . 10% Off for Cash Between City Hall ‘Sub’? Station and Chatham Sq. ‘‘L"’ Station Third Floor, Old Building | $70.00 for the $140 lamps, | — Second gyilery, New Building, 5 wee ee