The evening world. Newspaper, May 18, 1921, Page 8

- ees ew VS Breese Honeymoon on Yacht; Weds Miss Matsner To-Day 4 | Marriage the Climax of a Ro- mance of Work in the World War. Miss Paula Augusta Matsner of No. 1% Bast 2th Street will be married to-day to Sydney Salisbury Brees, an | @eronaution| engineer of Southamp- ton, The Rev. John Eliott will per- form the ceremony at the home of the Society for Mthical Culture, No. 2 West 61th Street. The bride-to-be is the daughter of ‘William N. Matsner of Vienna, where she was born, She accompanied her Parents to the Unit s na ear old, Her Sthical Culture School was supy mented by a technical course at Co- lumbla. University. At the outbreak of the war with! Germany, Miss Matsnor joined the! Red Cross Motor Corps, and took an active part in its work. She also as- sisted in the war work of the Y. MC, A, the Y. W. C. A. and the American Liberty Association. It was while Miss| | - Matsner was doing patrioUc service that she met Mr. Breese Miss ener is a classical dancer whose dancing has been a feature of exclusive socicty and artistic im, Bhe has also been an instructor ut an east side playground, But she bas never danced on the professional wtare. Mr. Breese, a grandnephew of Bishop Potter on his mother's side, fo 1207 ed Miss Blizabeth Alex- andra Morton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander L. Morton, at South- ampton, L. 1, where the two families had summer places. They were di- yorced in April, 1919, and she was vorowd in April, 1919, and she was married to Newell W. Tilton on March Mr. Breese is the son of James L. Breese. He served in the construce tion division of the Naval Aviation fuoro PSaPhon MR. M’DONALD CAN'T | REDUCE ALIMONY | Railroad Builder Must Still Pay | $200 a Month—Washington Service at Washington during the 4s war. He recently alded Dr, Graham Case Recalled. Bell in experiments at Nova Scotia, the turin tor didi ‘tint Ner fue The cow will spend the summer i eruising aboard Mr. Breese's auxiliary} and, Jw yacht, the Filatenrca duit month alimony separation d WON’T COMMIT TEACHER, | #tnted in 1913, Mrs. aith Mepon phashlbtab LAS through her attorney, Edward Rt tur: dudge Saye Monk Must Re| fer, No, 233 Hroudway, submitted an 2 erin: aidavit to Ju Tierney to-day showing that MeDonald waa adjldied & motion to commit Miss “Emma guilty of mise t by Justice Laddon Monk, seventy-seven years old, of No. | in Washington and was ordered by the 424 Cariton Avenue, Brooklyn, a former | Washington court ty pay $00) conve! schoo! teucher, as Insane, war dismissed |G, W. Lew Ci con, and his wife to-day by County Judge MaeMahon, who said that he had no authority to| t! commit the former teacher until she Lin Wash | had heen examined by medical experts. | in which a letter was written to Justicr Effort was made about a week 9 tafford of the Supreme Court by Mr fron d 4 can at th thin, Brosident Hardin acre tary, a Pett When he applied { BANDITS’ DRIVER GIVES UP. Aleenuy Anne he see b Chauffeur Says He Did Not Know! | eroaity of (ive preprintor -- Hin ares Had Staged Robbery, Learning the police were looking for him as the man who drove three hold- up men after they had robbed the office of Herman Brand at No, 404 Bast 48th Btreot on Saturday, David Schlessinger, a chauffeur of No. $26 East 49th Street, surrendered to-day, He was held with- out ball for examination on Friday in Yor‘cville Court. Schlessinger says the men engaged him to drive them and he was ignorant @f the hold up when they came from the office. Ho says he dropped them at B5th Street and received $2 for his ner- time he considered Slices well- Toasts well- Eats well. ONLY AT 4654 @) Stores THIEVES IN BANKER’S HOME. Silverware Stolen From Tarrytown Th. Lehman. House of § The Tarrytown home of 8. H. Leh- ' man, Now York banker, was entered j fast night and all the allverware stolen ‘The robbery was discovered this morn- by Mr. Lehman's son Harold. kitchen door had b all night, ‘thi tered that wn uld give no approxima ods stolen, but it will run into th) ousand, n left. open and it ts ‘3 Me in Tomorrow’s Newspapers Fur Storage Absolute Protection at moderate cost. Repair- ing at special rates during the Summer. dames McCreery & Co, Telephones Fitz Roy 3400 Why This Opportunity Is Offered Our great readjustment sale last Autumn anticipated the radical reductions along all lines that have followed. In consequence we are, and for several months have ree on a reconstructed price vs We realize, however, that unusual values must still be presented in order to appeal to the widespread spirit, of economy. We decided to create such an op- portunity, by reducing our discon- tinued fabrics and patterns, and such asonable goods, which, if not sold now, would remain in stock for some time, to prices which would make certain their » by June 80th. further desire was to bring our shment, its resources, ind the tive prices of our merchandise to attention of those who, for some reason, may not have visited us before. Oriental Rugs If we were to be guided only by the conditions prevailing at this time in the rug weaving countries of the East, we would be justified in advancing rather than reducing the prices of this merchandise. While it is true that mediocre rugs, the dregs of the market, collected and brought here because of the war-time scarcity, can be purchased now at lower prices than previously, the conditions as to fine examples are even more chaotic than during the war disturbance. Careful, supervised manufacture by the skilled weaver is practically nil, and as it requires from eight to eigh- teen months to make and transport a room size rug to this market, it requires no great knowledge of the business to realize that prices must staple for some time to come. ist below but a few of the rugs now offered, including: ARAK, KIRMANSHAH, MAHAL, HAMADAN, MOHODGIRAN Mire Formerly Sale Prte8 19, 4x11. 7ft $3,000 $1,850 1 8,000 1,600 1 3,000 17 2,600 Loft. ; UNIO. Mt . SKIL. Git.. Sale Price $1,400 1950 1,250 1, 1400 i 1nsto. 10tt, . Ox S.1Tft . Ox 8.10 ft . Bx 9, Sit 8x10, 1,000 Small Oriental Rugs 1,000 Small Oriental Rugs of Persian and ‘Turkoman weaves ranging in from approximately — 6,0x9.0 at $37.00 each upward to size at $115.00 each up- size Imported and Domestic Rugs We have selected from our stock many rugs, perfect and desirable in every respect, and reduced them to a new low level of price, for no other reason than that they are discontin- ued patterns and fabrics, the result of manulacturing readjustments, which we decided to sell rather than take an inventory, Among them, in addition to plain effects, will be found many Oriental designs, copied from the best of the Eastern rugs, designs which never really are out of style. 161 ENGLISH WORSTED WIL- TON Ruas (ROOM SIZES) Formerly Bale Price 9.0x12.0 ‘feet. seeeeee $110.00 $83.50 157.50, 95.00 11,3x15.0 feet....-.... 177.50 130.00 245.00 157.50 11,8x13.6 feet, 153.00 117,00 9.0x10,6 feet, : 90.00 75.00 6.9x10.6 feet. «+ 64.50 47.50 87.50 65.0) 4,6x 7.6 feet......... 85,00 26.09 49.50 30.0, THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 18, 1921. W. & J. SLOANE FIFTH AVENUE AND FORTY-SEVENTH STREET, NEW YORK A Sweeping Pre-laventory Clearance Sale A Wonderful $500,000 Assortment of Oriental Rugs, Carpets, Domestic Rugs, Drapery Fabrics and Furniture for Summer Hiomes All goods are from current stock—representing the usual Sloane high quality. We prefer to dispose of these goods at prices sensationally low rather than hold them for our inventory. Thus, the purchaser derives double benefit, paying the lowest prices for high quality merchandise, and enjoy- ing the use of the article during the season for which it was originally intend- ed. Most of the articles can be used for permanent, year-round furnishings. Noapprovals, returnsorexchanges. Free delivery toall shipping points inthe U.S. SUMMER FURNITURE For the Summer Home, the Porch, the Sun Parlor and Breakfast Room—Reed, Willow Cane and Rattan Furniture, conveying in its very appearance and construction a sense of coolness and comfort, finds in the summer home its most appropr iate setting —a welcome seasonable relief from the heavy, luxuriously upholstered furniture of the city home. The full satisfaction derived in these particulars is dependent, however, upon proper construction, correct design and appropriate and pleasing coloring. We have specialized in this type of Furniture and feel that among the pieces offered you will find something novel as well as appropriate. The Following Are But a Few of th Reed Furniture Attractive Values in This Sale ODD PIECES (Reed) Formerly Bale Price 08-X Settee, 60’ long (Natural) $109.00 $65.00 Made of the highest grade of imported and care- Natural) 50.00, 35.00 fully selected reed. », 21” diameter (Natural). 15.00 10.00 thair (Natural) 45.00 30.00 Because of the diversity with which reed furniture Natural) 55.00 35.00 adapts ifscif, we carry an extensive line of popular designs, in durable colors, to harmonize color scheme. available in the natural color, which can be pa d and decorated, in a reasonable time, to conform to personal preferences and require- with any Our reed furniture can be supplied in natural, | Ments. _ . varnish, stained, nd decorated finish. And BREAKFAST SET (Reed) the price in cack the same. This furnilure Table. 424 3 20 00 H AS able. jamete By 50.00 finished in special colors, can be made to order and | Ac2512-X Table. 42" in diameter, Natural $50.00 delivered in ten days. Stick Style Willow Furniture Made of Japanese rattan and split cane in natural color; designs are all copied from models French and | Swiss in origin, Seat cushions can be supplied. ODD PIECES PFornuriy particular style is especially noted for its A-2422 x Reel Settee 42”, light oat $80.00 ind durability, and can be adi a i f 25.00 outdoor use. Its striking appea x Re ac ily lends itself to the most difficult decors light oak finis 99.90 schemes for Sun Parlors and Enclosed Breakfast X Old Ivory Porches. ey ng B ‘ BREAKFAST SET (Stick Style) 08 sh Formerly Reed Table, $ 10.00 y t $50.00 Reed Settee, oak finish 45.00 18.00 Reed Arm Chair, light oa 90.00 60.00. Reed Rocker, light onl h 45,00 30.00 Reed Se tree, Decorated, 48" lor Arm Chair to mate! Sette Imported Jay $ Made of Japanese rattan and split cane in natural | color; also ia antique black herringbone design, le green Wing Chair Yormerly ” Sale Price le Arm Chair, brown | A-2578-X Rattan Settee, 47", Herring- Je Wing Chair, blue Pattern $35.00 $25.00 ‘a Wagon, Glas | A-2580-X rm Chair, Herring- A-2447-X Reed Arm Chair, lig! | bi tern 20.00 14.00 A-2448-X Reed Rocker,-| | A-2579-X rm Chair, Herring- Reed Desk, 20 25.00 16.00 Reed Desk | Herring- Reed Arm Cha 32.00 23.00 Reed Rocker, light ouk | Herring- Reed Rocker, light oak finish.. | 0.00 14.00 56-X Reed Arm Chair, light oak A-2570-X Herring- ‘A-2436-X Reed Settee, (6 | b 20.00 14.00 A-2457-X Reed Rocks 55.00. 40.00 A-2571-X Herring- A-2: X Reed Arm € 40.00 | 1.00 14.00 A-2464-X Reed Table, 24 1 40.00 | Stool, Herringbone 9.00 6.00 A-2440-X Reed Settee (Natural), 42”. < Rattan Table, Herringbone 27.00 18.00 39-X Reed Side Chair (Natural) | Rattan Se! : 35.00 25.00 X Reed Rocker (Natural)... . Rattan Arm Chai a 15.00 12.00 A-246 . A-2468-X Reed Arm Chair (Natural)... Cushions Are Not Included UPHOLSTERY AND DRAPERY FABRICS Hand Blocked Printed Linens and Cretonnes The use of these durable and very decorative fabrics is finding increasing favor with those who have the problem of home decoration to solve. The growing importance of the Chintz in decorative use, with its many useful purpc has brought about an evolution in styles, and the old idea that almost any de- sign, no matter Fow blatant and inartis stic, was good enough, no longer holds sway. Today it is possible to secure designs and color effe oy inspired by the best of the early English and French handmade fabrics, made with an attention to detail and a skill which gives to the fabrics much of the charm of the original from which it received its inspiration, Among those offered in this sale, for instance, will be found designs copied from a piece of old needle- work in Haddon Hall; copies of the famous Webb crewel work of the Jacobean period; the needlework panels of the 17th and 18th Centuries. All these are outstanding examples of the wonderful and artistic effects now obtainable in these comparatively mode priced fabrics Made on pre-war linen, dyed in the most permanent manner, these sturdy fabrics serve, not alone the requirements of the country home, but are an istic embellishment to the finest of city dwellings, We offer some 10,960 yards of these desir abries at prices 50°) lower than prevailed last Spring PLEASE NOTE PARTICULARLY THAT MOST OF THESE 50.00 15.00 12.00 able } GOODS ARE 50 INCIIES WIDE CRETONNES AND LINENS Foruarly murs. 6,000 yds. Cretonnes and Linens. 50 inches \ isXellow, Yellow and Black, Natu vn, Gt Hunvand rowdy Blas and Cream, Indian Purple, Camel, Mauve, Nat , Dark Green and Black, Taupe, Brown, Blue... . . ...+.$7,50 to $3.00 $4.50 to $2.00 STRIPED LINENS 800 yds. Striped Linens. 60 inches wide, in Dark Blue ani (irven secs veers $3.50 $2.00 BASKET WEAVE CLOTH 200 yas. Figured Basket Weave Cloth. 60 inclies wide, in black, Gold, Tetede-Negre and Rusty Black.. oe . . $6.00 and $5.00 $2.25 CASEMENT CLOTH 4,000 yds. Casement Cloth, Plain and Figured (Cotton, Wool, Pongee, Mohair), inches wide, in ‘Tan, Gray, Ivory, Weru, Putty Aiea Nn $3.50 and $3.00 $3.00 to $2.00 GLAZED CHINTZ 860 yds. Glazed Chintz, 31 and $4 inches wide, in Black, Blue, Garnet. ........2.0.e05 $3.00 $2.00 “SLOANE” VACUUM CLEANER Important parts cast in one piece in aluminum Powerful horizontal motor of Universal type. Weight 12 pounds. COMPLETE WITH 8 ATTACIIMENTS for $48.00 ze but three points in our claim aner, these three being the vital We desire to empha: cleaner ean provide the maximum service, is now considered for the Sloane Vacuum C by, ourselves as part of the cleaner, and is included in the points of interest to the pur prive—not sold separately at an additional cost. That, while cleaners of similar type are generally ae or awe ore power- : y 1-~No other sweeper of similar type i ae Sy: HOreupa nee sold at much higher prices, no more service or more satis- ful in suction—any lighter in wei tion, or more simple in operation, 2—That the full set of attachments, without which no , stronger in construc~ obtained from them. to demonstrate the Sloane Improved who may be interested, sults ci nail be ples leaner to al facto Vacuum TNE Aa er en eee Come Prepared to Buy Inasmuch as the goods are placed on sale at these extremely low prices for the sole purpose of immediate sale, we cannot agree to send them on ap- proval. Therefore, will you kindly come prepared with full in- formation as to the dimen- sions of rooms and quanti- ties desired, as no reserva tions will be made? As in many cases the quantities are limited, an early inspection is advised. Store Hours: 9 0'Clock A. M. to 5 o’Clock P. M SUMMER RUGS As an adjunct to the Summer Home, the floor coverings have not been permitted to lapse from the stand- ard set by the other articles of fur- nishing, and the goods we have placed in this sale afford a variety in which something will be found for all needs. Of recent importa- tion, perfect in every respect, the variety offered is unexcelled. 1,200 Rag Rugs 321-00 oe 9. .0x12.0 feet..... Sale Price $16.25 25.95 Ti 6x10. 6 fee 8.0x10.0 fee t 8.0x10.0 feet 8.0x10.0 feet 1 PEAS Grass and Fibre Rugs 9,012.0 fect... 16x 2.0 foot 3.0x 6.0 foet 8.0x10.0 feet. . 8.0x10.0 feet 6.0x12.0 feet 6.0x12.0 feet. 6.0x12.0 feet. . 9.0x15.0 feet Borel Rugs eee) Cae 12.0x9.0 tt ft. Import- Oral Oblone ed Rush Rugs. . $35.00 $21.00 $25.00 10.0x8.0 ft, Import- ed Rush Rugs 24.00 16.00 18.50 9.0x6,0 ft, Import- ed Rush Rugs 17.50 10.50 12.50 8.0x6.0 ft. _Import- ed Rush Rugs... 14.50 9.50 11.00 Sim 12.0x9.0 ft. 10.0x8.0 ft. 9.0x6.0 ft 1 15.0x12.0 ft 30.00 BAR HARBOR, SOUTHAMPTON AND PALM BEACH BLOCKS Formerly $1.00 per square. Sale price §.50 per squar Rurs ot any size in muti fae andaren nautwoture, 7 49, 000 Yards > 6 Carpetings of Dependable Qualities Changes in manufacturers’ plans have resulted in the discontinuance of certa 4in fabrics, not becuuse of any sm of quality or lack of public appreciation, but on account of the desire to concentrate on fewer quali- tics to increase production. These, in addition to many discontinued patterns of current fabr are of- fered now for immediate’ sale ai startling reductions in price. se AIN ian A i 50 . Plain Velvet 3.00 2.35 Plain Im- ported Saxony Velvet Carpet 4.65 3.00 In the most favored colorings—Grey, Taupe, Stone, Smoke, Mole, Blue, etc, FIGU RED C CARRE Carp 1.9) 9,000 yds, Figured Ax- : minster Carpet 4.00 3.00 8,000 yds, Figured Ax- minster Carpet