The evening world. Newspaper, April 21, 1921, Page 21

| : bs ™ ~ PASADENA HOTEL & noteworthy reception upon the arrival here of its special train from New York. The musicians to-day are the guests of San Diego, with en- tertainment over the border tn Tia Juana, Dr. Paul Hunter, California ama- | teur golf champton, will leave here for New York on Sunday on his way to England, He will stop in New York ‘BEAL COMPLETED aia New York Orchestra Receives Enthusiastic Welcome on Ar- Bval in Southern California. Henry Hadley of the New York Symphony Orchestra will be tendered a reception here by Miss Mildred | Marsh Mme. Nazimova, it is reported, will jend her motion picture activities here \ shortly and go to New York, without npleting her contract. With her band, Charies Bryant, she will go : (Special to HOS ANG Fepants’ Protective iation here hha$ formally appealed to the City Council to enact a supplementary |a few months Fent regulation ordinance, giving to| Three million dollars is the sum in- the city a law similar to that enjoyed | volved in Pasadena hotel deal closed by ‘New Yorkers | ne esterday between A. M. An- Southern California w York and Los Angeles Kew York interests, whereby An- The |h aceorded the Philharmonic Orchestra and Chil 1468 Spring Suits 446 Spring Topcoats Here’s the proof that our maker-to- wearer method of selling and low-rent locations do keep our prices one-third lower than anybody else’s. —Suits include cassimeres, worsteds, unfinished worsteds, and a great va- riety of serges in all the newest styles. —Topcoats are knit cloths, cheviots, herringbones, flannels and unfinished worsteds in all models and cvlors. Every garment is absolutely all-wool and was produced in our shops, by our own tailors, under our own supervision. Suits and Topcoats ‘25 » *55 All-wool Men’s Pants $f .00 Now Mostly odds and ends, cut from our regular suitings. Ordinarily $9, $10 and $11.50 "Kid K/athes!” $8:75 to $21.75 Moe Levy & Son 19-125 Walker Street 409 East 149% St. Zenri EVERY SUBWAY OR ELE- VATED from Brooklyn and New York transfers direct to Canal Street Station, within sight of our Walker Street Store. Open Seonings Until 7; Saturday Une il 10. SECOND FLOOR OUR BRONX STORE is located on 149th Street, between Third and Bergen Avenues, on the Second Floor. Open’ Evenings Until 9; Saturday Until 10. drews sells controling interest In five to her New Jersey summer home for THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1921. TEACHER’S DOLLAR million California hotel company. Los Angeles has been made a port of call for another important steam- ship line with arrival here of the Colin H. Livingston from New York widows, orphans and others whose It Is Worth 18 patil Retratonreah | Food Now Than It Was Ios ACTRESS SUES A. H. WOODS. Last May. | , rma Tee | WASHINGTON, April 21.—Approxi- aot Horlicks Marie Alexander Gays Producer Re=| mately 9,000,000 women workers, In- luding school teachers and widows and The ORIGINAL cluding school teachers and widows an¢ 4 precrth actording to returns of the Malted’ Milk ‘ensus Bureau, are thi fet iaipnd aries of the increase q American dollar, a fi ing proces and which since. which began in May, has been going on continu ‘The dotlar now is worth 18 cents more than last May, as far as food 1s con- cerned. The food dollar is worth 64 cents in comparison with {ts pre-war counterpart, official figures show. Last May the dollar was worth 46 cents The same increase accrues, of course, pudiated Oral Re-engagement. Marte Alexander, who portrayed ithe character of Mrs. Pfelfer In “Friendly Enemies last sea to-day filed a summons and complaint in the Supreme Court in an action for $7,800 against A. H, Woods, the theatrical producer. Miss Alexander alleges that Martin Herman, Woods's manager, re-engaged her for this season after she told the defendant she had had an offer from David Belasco at $150 per week. She claims that she rejected the Belasco offer and Woods subsequently repudt- ated the oral agreement \ Wountains Ask for HORLICK’S, to all residents of the United States, |) | but when the dollar first began to lose value the loss to the women workers, come was fixed was more emphasized, ‘The “Food « Drink” for All Ages. Quick Lunch at Home, Office, and) aar Avoid Imitations & Substitutes RAHAM--STRAUS.. BROOKLYN Store Hours: 9 to 5:30 in- | extraordinary Sale! Women’s 16-Button . Silk Gloves _ TUB DRESSES | Thousands of gay, youthful frocks for school days and play days, all priced at the money- | saving values which mothers are seeking. Dresses are of plaid and checked gingham, also plain color linon and chambray. Many have sash belts. Majority with pretty contrasting trimming and touches | of embroidery. Models are in the styles pictured j and numerous others. Sizes 6 to 14 years. NO EXCHANGES NO RETURNS See Pages 9, 11 and 27 tor Other Hearn Advertising 98c Pair : UR glove sales are always especially remarkable because they offer the heard of prices! Here are 16-button silk gloves, the gloves most in v guaranteed. There are thousands of pairs and they are all wonderful! Tricot Weave, with double finger tips, in white only. 16-Button Milanese Silk | 16-Button Extra Heavy Mil- Gloves, $1.35 Pair | anese Silk Gloves, $1.65 Pair Back wh te, pearl, navy and brown Back wht . pearl, pongee, navy, brown. Extra Tables and Extra Sales People. 26-Piece Gift Chests of Silver-Plated Flat ware,$8.95 Reduced from $12.65 Twenty-six pieces of the attractive Community Silver, in'the Primrose design, in a lovely gift chest, makes an ideal present for the Spring bride. And splendid silver, too—Par Plate—and all pieces (except the Knives) guaranteed for ten years! The 26 pieces include 6 tea spoons, 6 table spoons, 6 dinner knives, 6 dinner forks, butter knife and sugar spoon. A. & 8.—Btreet feor, Count A. & 8.—Gtrest floor, Central, Special Values in Paris Sends New Handkerchiefs, 50c Each Girls’ Coats | At these two prices are some of the most | desirable models of this season There is a 6 for 52.69 | full range of sizes—6 to 14 years—in the group, but not a full line of sizes in every style. Of linen, in different vivid shades | | that will contrast with the Summer frocks. They have narrow black hems attached by hand, ending in a circle in one corner, in which the initial is printed also in black. A, & S.—Street Moor, Central, At $15.95-Girl’ Cope-Coats of Polo , half lined, with, cape fully lined with silk. Sport Coats of Polo Cloth, poe Cae Coats, Straight- ine ts, Py and Coats with cope aeevans A & Second floor, Central, It’s Remarkable How Little It Costs to Refurnish the Bungalow or Summer Home from This Sale of Beds and Bedding EDS of indisputable worth taken from our regular stocks have-received decided reductions, as have many pieces of bedding made in our own workshop, where sanitary conditions are always uppermost in mind. A special group in this.sale will prove of decided interest to all parents— ° baby cribs and bassinettes are marked at lower than usual prices. — sane you | 5" CONGENIAL? Thin-Blooded, Sick-Looking Men and Women Lack Enthusiasm THEY NEED PEPTO-MANGAN Red-Blooded, Healthy-Looking Folks Get Along Well Because They Feel Good Users SF ‘ Resinol are quick to, recommend it ‘They have learned from expert: ence that no matter how many other treatments have been tried without suecess Resinol Ointment is often the very thing to bring speedy relief from eczema or similar itching, em harrassing eruptions. Its soothing healing action is brought about by a medication so gentle as to be suited to the most delicate skins or ir- ritated inflamed surfaces, Sold in twn sizes at all druggists There is a thrill in glowing good health. You see it in the enthusiasm and good cheer of congenial people, Fatigue, bad color, dull eyes and list- less feelings do not attract other people. You are not congenial when you are run down, Nearly everybody gets out of sorts occasionally. ‘They are positively un- happy for w and constantly tired | and gloomy. Perhaps you are that way and can see no reason why. But! there is a reason, More tham likely it is because of bad blood. Temporarily your blood needs help. Pepto-Mangan | is a well-known and very successful remedy for poor blood. | It supplies | ~ what your blood needs, You pick up and become your old self again; your Quickly Relieves Cuticura Insures A ° Thick Glossy Hair Shampoos with Cuticura Soa; cated by tent appiicatiocs of Came cura Ointment to the scalp skin do much to cleanse the scalp of dan- druff and promote the healthy condition necessary to producing luxuriant hair. Saagpla aah Pree v7 MSL age: “Patra bate fae Uiatment ih andes. Tasos TBAB Caticura Soap shaves without mug. blood works ‘ae it should, keeping you fresh and alert, congenial and happy and strong. Pepto-Mangan is sold in both liquid and tablet form, Both contain the sane medicinal ingredients, One is as effective as the other. Buy Pepto-Mangan at your drug- gist's. Be sure the name “Gude's” is on the package. Without the name “Gude’s” it is not Pepto-Mangan.— INGROWN TOE NAIL TURNS OUT ITSELF A noted authority says that a few drops of “Outgro” upon the skin sur- | uve and curtail rounding the ingrowing nail reduces d : Ityour liver and inflammation and pain and so} work toughens the tender, sensitive skin| erly e underneath the toe nail, that it can-| CARTER’S not penetrate the flesh, and the nail| Little Liver turns naturally outward almost over Pills today night. and your “Outgro” is a harmless antiseptic | trouble will manufactured for chiropodists. How- be relieved. For ever, anyope can buy from the drug appetite, store artiny bottle containing Grections, ; Brass Colonial type beds, all sizes, $15.75; were $22.50 White or ivory enamel ¢-inch square tube beds, in all sizes, $21.50, were $23.75. Couch Beds and Cots Couch beds, link fabric springs, with cotton mattress White enamel continuqus ,post beds, with 5 fillers, lull’ sive only, $6.75; were $12.50. Beds in All Sizes Lowered in Price $19.25 | ve Couch beds denim mattrees a White enamel three-piece bungalow beds............ $10.95 sie30 et when opi i ; fe foleine cote aici antioan White or ivory -inch post bungalow beds........... 18.75 — @8.75 $15.25, were $20.00 | White enamel three-piece beds, 2-inch continuous For the Baby’s Comfort posta, full sise tee sevees 21,80 27.78 White enamel bassinettes, steel White or ivory enamel 2-inch post beds with cane wheels, rubber tires, $4.25; were panel, all sizes : Ae 15.50 28,00 Ltn tn nes White enamel -inch round post beds with brass top White enamel reed bassincttes, mount, full size only , 16.25 23.95 $15.00; were %) Ivory enamel beds with cane panel and gilt flaming White enamel continuous post cribs, high sides und” ends, | toreb medallion, full size rs 30.25 $17.75; were 823.00. Wood finish metal beds in walnut, full size. . . 30.60 White or ivory enamel cribs, $12.50; were $17.75. Mattresses ll size, fancy o 8 ‘i Wood finish metal beds in walnut, full size. Wood finish metal beds in walnut, fall size, Brass beds, Colonial type, 4-foot sise.... Brass beds, Colonial type, 4foot size. Brass beds, 4-foot size. Brass Beds, 4-foot size. ‘ Brass Bungalow beds, $0 size. . Brass Bungalow beds, 3-0 size. | Brass Bungalow beds, 8-0 size. Springs and Pillows Link fabric springs, $7.25. Woven wire springs, $8.25. Feather pillows, 20x27 in., ACA ticking, $1.45 each. ; ere) White or ivory enamel 2-inch con- tinuous post beds, with 5 fillers, $15.50; were $20.75, | ICT ry MIRE TRH rT shot, } | Brass Bungulow Beds, 3-0 size, | ite enarael $-inch re: ae mage) | beds, with panel ornaments, 4-6 and +0 sizes, $10.00; were 928.00. $15.00; were) $24.75. A & 6.—Pourth Moor, Bast, gloves that are most wanted for the immediate present. at almost un- . today, at prices that are the lowest quoted this season, and of a quality that is. f At $18.50—A special lot of Velour and | PPrrrrrr ys 4 | i ne