The evening world. Newspaper, April 29, 1921, Page 31

THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1921. » NORM among the guests at the French) STORE OPEN 9 A. M. TO 5 P. M. ¥ ¢ luncheon and bridge given at the Los! is TALBOT Angeles Athletic Club. Her partners | included the Baroness Alfred DeRopp Drin " and Lady Popham Young. | we i . | dale Country Club invitation golf} ‘ ‘ jtournament here was featured by } rf FOURTEENTH STREET Gulaisbed 12 STREET a Saablished 1827 WI 1827.—«Y WEST OF FIFTH / OF FIFTH AVE, The s' rived her ship Willsolo has ar- om New York. “The steel — ship Ranger has sailed for New Gains Freedom in ‘Time to) °°" a = aes, ae 5 8. W. Straus, who has arrived here Catch Train East to Begin | trom New York, has announced that Rehearsals. | $5,000,000 will be expended in the re- | building of the Ambassador Hotel a) Korat Ye Brine Wri Santa Barbara, which was destroye DELICIOUS AND REFRESHING BS, April Norma.| by fire recently, Mr, Straus also an- No eee. or anytime, no _ York, stage beauty | Nounced that 800 rooms will be added other beverage ean equal it and wife of Hayden Talbot, news. | to the Alexandria Hotel here, THE COCA-COLA COMPANY ~ r man and playwright, won her| Col. and Mrs, George J. Denis were | es aS here when 5 duced hotel; the hosts at a luncheon given at the | registers showing nd| California Club in honor of Mr. and | * Cara) . + ee + : : . : fnd a woman pos espent| Mrs, Harty B. Huntington of New | Throughout the Store Clearaways of Small Lots of Time-Saving Service—234 Cash Registers in Various week end here she wos ink and San Mari ‘ i i i New York. ee eee eee At, Woor samen sPRTNs New Merchandise at Greatly Reduced Prices Departments—Mean Your Parcel in a Minute. The court gave Mrs. Tailwt StenIn Money, Clothen and SUITS AND TOFCOATS freedom and $150 monthly for twenty fh months, The divorce was granted in er | SYRACU time for her to cateh the train for| of tarkensack, New York to begin rehearsais, Mrs. George Fut of New York was ood Samaritan.’ to The Brentng World.) April 28.—Rudolph Ney. | N. J., was robbed of | | his money, automobile and clothes by | to whom he gave a ride. i aa jade ky Sth Ave. Tailors, $7: 50 «42: SO inns COHEN’S 265-7 Sixth Av. Open Evenings, Cor. 17th Bt. ON SATURDAY Ul BROOKLYN | ECT TAN DPaicseCo FULTON AND BRIDGE STREETS SATURDAY—LAST DAY Girls’ Outfitting Sale The end of school days and beginning of vacation days Silk Hosiery Silk Undergarments End-of-Month Thrift Sales SATURDAY Misses’ and means new things to wear—and many kinds are needed ~ G —this attractively planned Sale suggests practical, Women s Tt W omen’s pretty styles for girls at prices notable for the savings Hosiery, Special 1.10 Black and cordovan, mock seam. Women's All-Silk Sheer Hosiery— Sport Coats Girls’ Plaid Skirts |] Shecarn, SA Announcing—Saturday faaloned Atani ane Special 2.4 1 were $2.97 and $2.47 1.86 Were $27.74 and $34.74 Women's Silk and Silk-and-Fibre Hosiery—excellent wearing qual ity—white, tan, gray, taupe, ete were .87 to $1.17 Women's Embroidered Glove Silk Vests flesh—bodice tops Special 3.27 Illustrated is one of the many attractive sport models at this price. Styles in polo, cloth and velour. | Wraps lined throughout with faney silk may be chosen in several styles at this price also. Models in all the new Spring shades. Full belted models, mostly all-wool VERY DRASTIC REDUCT.ONS ON NEWEST SPRINGTIME APPAREL Lower Prices will prevail to-morrow. materials, with white attached bodies—sizes 6 to 14 years. Girls’ Middy Dresses tion and middy styles -all white jean—regula- larger sleeves and pockets—smart colored ties— y An idea of just how remark- able the values are may be gained from the items listed below: SATURDAY Special Values in JEWELRY Distinctive trifles that impart a sparkle and a bit of charming color to the costume ensemble. sixes 6 to 14 years Special 1.81 Girls’ Trimmed Hats 3.95 Were $4.94 and $6.50. Pretty leghorn and hand-made hats in a variety of youthful styles and colors. Smartest Spring Suits Finely Tailored or Beane Embroidered Newest Wrappy Coats Elaborately Braided or Silk Stitched MUCH BELOW REGULAR VALUE Special Purchase Limited Quantily LAST DAY OF FORMERL Girls’ White Dresses—sheer or- | Children’s English Rib Sport | | Beaded and Mesh Bags—a new 4 Manutfacturer’s Close- Randies with lace embroidery | Hose three-quarter length eorenent (OF iparticnlany: “at Rogers’ Quadruple Out Sale “ and tucks—sizes 6 to 14 yenrs cuff top—fine mercerised col- tractive styles Plated Special 1.82 } ie : were $18.97 to $22.97 12.95 . Misses’ and Girls’ Khali Bloom- | [Ts white, cordovan navy, Bar Pins, Novelty Jewelry and Tea S Muslin pubbantt ode Canine Eee Es gray and black. ....Special 47 Beads—necklaces including the ea Sets Special 1.77 | Children’s Billiebirke Pajamas— {ea hloushleleheesy tee 60 17.95 Underwear Match— ‘ound ned hemstitehed ruffle had. . . Risks Misia: Bless te mats UOC Sek Pearl Necklaces 22 to 25 inches . Nightdresses sizes 10 to 18 years Were Were 24.50 $1.18 6.47 Were $9.97 Bread trays with handle and with deep open work border and en- graved centre. Pearl Top Pepper and Salt Shakers—were 38 ca....... .21 A-l Spoons— Silks End-of-Month Thrirt Sales 40-inch Crepe de Chine—full crepe ge assortment of light and dark colors, 1.45 39-inch Striped Crepe de Chine— various width and color Were Were Little Tots’ White Dresses 1.84 | Special 1.77 were $1.68 88 solid gold elasps— y | Ful anda iae tc Gor 2.50 | | Teapot, sugar bowl, cream pitcher | | Wore $148 | ructible Pearl jaces— +r Colonial design. eee as Tatlored Silk ; Misses’ and Girls’ Dark Tan Oxfords Gall pol cinans °j aus spon neler -Cetanialidesl ee] ware lea tay Suit Stitched : Smart new style, with flat heels—sizes 2'> to 6—wide widths were $6.97 ... 5.00 Special Purchase ere Reduces Protlleord | no mail or telephone orders—were $5.00 3.85 Bread Trays Woe Me , Were § 7 29, ° 4 ; 39.75 so Special Purchase Quadruple Plated Were Handkerchiefs End-of-Month Thrift Sales Women’s and Children’s Handker- chiefs—wreath initial—were .80 and $1.14— Each .12%—Half doz. .72 Men’s Handkerchiefs —all linen— Were Were Were $2. Were Were $2.97 Fine yoke, empire and frilled dresses of sheer Rogers Bouillon Were st on white grounds. ..1,.64 A i : ‘ J 2 hy 5 i 7 c finish——sugar shells Ve! were 35 each Hueedon 180 «ti Dress: Satine—eoft-and jue mate rials, trimmed with Breach eras tod Pr sugar set Were § Navy Tricotine or Twillcord Bach: es omy trous-street and evening dainty lace and embroi final soa AMR i aladl Suits of Poiret Twill, Trico. Coats lined throughout with shades 1.57 dery. Sizes to 6 years, Bitcap: Plated “Table (Socers is d tine, Piquetine, etc.; severely silk; Mandarin sleeves, long 35-inch Black Taffeta—-chiffon D Parkas Pesnen cy and tailored on long lines or in a Tuxedo revers and satin girdles. finish —also lustrous black HMGol she reltentate tone nish reliable make variety of novel effects; banded Also Wi with rows of silk braid or elabo- Iso Wraps and Coats of Boli via, Ramona, Satin, etc., in a dress satin 33- inch All-Silk Shan’ 5) half dow Toiletries and House- - 1,95 Corsets and rate stitching. . 9.” large variety of new effects 9” 3RD FLOOR 3RD FLOOR wi il launder hold Sundries End-of-Month Thrift Sales rfectly 35-inch Taffetas and Satins—satin stripes in various color Brassieres End-of-Month Thrift Sales Cotton Underwear End-of-Month Thrift Sales Ribbons and i Olivito Soap . 8 combinations were $2.45..1,74 | | Novelty Cloth Corsets medium | | 7 ; Silk Afternoon Frocks Advance Purchase of a ea =, ayer Yard Wide Poplin chiffon finish | | low bust medium and long hip | | Children’s Waist Union Suite— Laces , ilver Brij ail light and dark colors q sizes 20 to 36 vest, waist and drawer combined oe ars ak In Advance Models for Summer New Summer Models Mirena were: 4). -23 | | go.inch Satin Crepes—high lustre were $5.50 3.24 TENT Resi EIGEY Sleds anes End of-Month Thrift Sales eines =e ee Large Bar White Castile soft, draping quality—-con- | | Corsets of Firm Pink Material lengthe—w : - 53 | | Ribbone—moire, satin and bro- A'TAN UNUSUALLY LOW : Soap—were 46 . 34 servative dark colors and dainty low bust and long hip—sizes Women's Double Extra Size Union cade—white, black and colors— light ones .. 2.95 20 to 25—were $3.50 2.14 Suits low k, sleeveless, loose were .52 and 58 Heavy Georgette and Mignonette Ivory Tint Dressing Comb—all coarse and coarse and fine were 23 soe 1B Bob White Toilet Paper— 40-Inch Georgette 1.45 of firm material—em reinforced under 1.44 elastic inserts Brassieres broidered yoke arma-—were $2.00 Bandeaux of Mesli and tight kn were 97 Venise Lace Edges— and chocolate—were .69... 77 | OVERBLOUSES sia Pie Cam 32 || aim weve: Lf |S PS Te Misses’ and Women’s | =; Neckwear es Sale—Untrimmed Hats and Veilings No Thriftier way of nak Navy BlueTricotine Suits 32.50 Crepe de Chine || ing a hat or frock seem Frock, $25 rs 1. 35 new than with a freshf Were $39.74 to $44.74 collar and veil. End-of Three unusually well tailored models with notch Were $1.95 to $2.74 month thrift sales give and shawl collars, triple and single pockets, slot E e $1. . unusual values, cams and other new style features. Linings are ey i : solid color or foulard silk ‘| Millen hemp. Chin: oe White Organdie Collar and Cuff li ‘ by erate Ps una piping. Sets—were .94.. ‘ 74) i Pan Vam, combinations of Yelling s arinty of meshes a | horsehair and high lustre had tagdbewere dane W's | | E me san 00 ur Famous AnocKavou straw and many other straws that are fashionable Shoes for boys ee ake ead be bi for street and. sport wear Umbrellas rt e ie al 90. s 7 ; + Maw roc ke raven toate ee i makes this sale notable for End-of-Month Thrift Sales 4 60 changes for the coming season; Blouses not to be classed with the | variely as avail : Men's Gloria Umbrellas — plain e Canton Crepe, Georgettes, Crepe usual $5.00 offerings. Dainty laces s arety ay well as economy handl few with silver caps: de Chines; Pleating, Beading and adorn deeply frilled Georgettes for suit value each with a silk case Were $6.00, $7.00 and $8.00 Fringe are the prinsipel trimming wear, while silk braid, ribbons and were $6.17 4.25 About 450 pairs, including black calf, black patent —Gray, Brown, White fringe add attraction to those of M | . 5 = pout 450 pairs, alf, Navy and Black =. | ie All leading colores... Pabay Wreatha-beaiiftl flowery of'aille xad 1.15 ir Mie at henmacontns leather and many tan models—all laced, all best 2ND FLOOR MAIN FLOOR velycl-—rwere: #1.07 . With hands (oop. seme with bake quality Goodyear Welted Oak soles—mad- in our Long Stem Roses-—all colors including mais lite ring attached to handle Knockabout factory—all sizes in various lasts of Neng good, sturdy umbrellas— WERE 95. corm eewsies WEre BIBT 00 ewe ewe cere ee B.75 n shoes, but not all sizes in black-Ysises 1144 to VY and 1 to 6.