The evening world. Newspaper, May 19, 1921, Page 8

EVENING WORLD'S Rhino Is Back and Austin Gilligar 8 THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, MAY 19, 1921, 3, when Rhino; the “dog, dix PICTURE “FINDS” DOG His Pal, Is Smiling nig Again. The face of Austin Gilligan Jr years old, of No. 5S West 93d Street now wreathed in amiles instead of being @treaked with tears, and his exes, tod are smiling in place of being red and), wollen from weeping This’ change is due to the return ¢ his pal, a fine, long-haired Airedale do: ef exactly his own age, which had boer bie constant companion from the time ted for hi 1 ian told the ! le story telling where Austin lived | roo! 4 how he mourned Rhino. by « World and ——_—_—$—<$_$_—$—_————————— Sale Also at sale Also at NEWARK STORE BROOKLYN STORE Broad Street and v Fulton Street West Park Near Hoyt | | West Thirty-Fourth Street—New York | Straightline Tuxedo Coats — Heretofore at Higher Prices $ Of Navy Tricotine, self stitched or plain. In sev- eral fetching new models. Draped Satin sash belts. Silk lined throughout. Navy Blue and Black. —Very Special— SPORT CAPES Of Knitted Wool 510°°8 Of knitted wool, with col- lar and tuxedo revers of soft white brushed wool. James McCreery & Co. Here’s REAL Value! 3400 Men’s Shirts 1° This low price is entirely out of keeping with the quality of these Shirts—wear will prove their actual worth. They are made of good Woven Madras, Printed Corded Madras and Fine Percales in an assortment of new patterns. All have soft French cuffs. Sizes 14 to 17. Pajamas 1-6 Made of good quality Percale in a large assortment of patterns—many plain colors are included. They are cut full in order to give the wearers the utmost in comfort. Men’s Furnishings—Main Floor Sth Avenue—34th Street rom Window, |, ae = eee ve | NOT MOST REV. MELETIOS. Wishop present at the ceremony was the . Met sorelne of | [i to attend the consecration. He ta one of | the highest dignitaries of the Patria- chate of Moscow and All Russia. ie | Athen 0 beautiful Up nea at the Manning | sent to Bishop Manning a beau! Paced Abbe tattle the A emony'| with an inscription wishing tin pte Consecration Stralghtened O06 gia y ov but | tude of yenrs of eracious service in uroh, ‘with the prayer that the n RETR AIST \i Wshop may help to bring about the ra n t churches of C Russia, Serbia. as . a @aughter churches in) i. Nicholas Cathe- | America were represented at the con- 1 did not permit him | secration They Came They Saw— They Bought!!! We Are Proving Every Day That PEOPLE WILL BUY When They Are Offered Real Values World to co sport of Hishop Minning ny tn viol craton to the effect that the one Arch. drat, but his healt —— | we | This 10-Pce. Dining Room Suite—$600 Value for $215 UNDREDS of people, who frank! H admitted that they had been wait- ing for Furniture Prices to come down, have BOUGHT their Furniture HERE during this Sale. Hundreds of others will come—will see—will BUY!!! The most extraordinary value we have yet offered is this beautiful Queen Anne Din- ing Room Suite, in American Walnut. The regular price sb) 15 is $600. EXTRA SPECIAL Be sure to come and see this before it | too late. You will certainly not see an- other opportunity like this for many long day. The Summer Season Is On The Garden P.estaurants of Hotel Pennsylvania are open for the summer. And this year there is not only the delightful Roof, which is so interesting a feature of the city’s summer life, but also a new Garden Restaurant on the Lobby Floor—where the big Main Dining Room has been made into a Summer Garden, with some of the atmosphere of the gay and color- ful Roof in it. Here the Pennsylvania Concert Orchestra gives programs that appeal to music-lovers. On the Roof there is dancing at both dinner and supper (except Sundays)—with the inspiring dance-orchestra that has made the Pennsylvania dancing-rooms famous. The Hotel Pennsylvania Roof Restaurants and Ground Floor Summer Garden AE AIRIN FOURTEENTH STRE FOURTEENTH STREET Gstablibed 1627. W TODAY Other Amazing Values in Bed Room, Dining Room and Liv- ing Room Suites Here NOW. Furniture purchased now may be held for future delivery. We prepay all freight charges within a radius of 500 miles. Free deliver). by motor truck, in the metropolitan district The WRIGHT -FOX CO. Inc. } Ml East 37th Si 9° a "We reey fare Avenue ET __ Established 1 U 827° FRIDAY WEST OF FIFTH AVE. SATURDAY | &. Altman & Cn. ‘The Silk Underwear Dep't suggests, for the trous Summer bride 6511 Boys’ Washable Suits 1.44 Were $2.94 and $3.45 Radium Silk Undergarments | | (in matched sets), fashioned with consum- | iit | | which may be obtained in white, f maize and gray, are in stock at these prices: Nightrobes, $6.85 Vests Camisoles, 1.90 Drawers . 4.90 Envelope Chemises $4.90 | Crepe de Chine Undergarments in a variety of charming models, are also in stock at moderate prices; including Nightrobes $4.95, 5.90 and upward Vests and Emvelope Chemises (variously $2.95, 3.90 and upward Materials are fine repps, ducks, - riced . ) chambrays, Peggy cloth, Devonshire p ) . cloth, Ajax, galatea and other quality | Bloomers s 2.98, 3.95 and upward fabrics. | Camisoles . 1.50, 1.90 and upward Models include an unusually large attractive group of various Russian, Dutch beach and middy styles, nine of which are pictured, Tax additional on all prices exceeding $5.00. (Second Floor) Madtsrn Avenue - Fihh Aver Nem York Colors are tan, gray, green and blue—also stripes and com- binations of white and colors. Sizes 3 to 10 years. Dept.—Third Floor, 34th aid 35th Streets It Makes Little Difference What You Need— NO RETURNS NO EXCHANGES See Pages 9, 11 and 27 for Other Heayn Advertising A World “Want” Ad. Will Go and Find It t