The evening world. Newspaper, May 25, 1921, Page 17

| my ay THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 25, “Flanders Field Flowers” To Bank Memorial Caisson Miss CHARLOTTE Op 4,000 Singing and Flower Girls | V March To-Morrow in Tribute io Soldier Dead. A solitary army caisson, with flowers, rumbling across the floor of the 22d Infantry Regiment Armory, 168th Street and Fort Wash- ington Avenue, to-morrow night, and . followed by a chorus of 2,000 boys and girls and an equal number of flower girls, striking tribute of New York City this week to the war dead The ceremony will differ radically from the solemn scene on the Hobo- ken plier Monday, when President | heaped Harding, !n the presence of more than | 6,000 flag draped coffins, American mothers for their s but the spirit will be the same. Gold star mothers, wounded veter- ans, patriotic organizations and men 3Wesr307 he fracas ~—V\ SS] thanked | crifices, Woe 1H FOR NEXT THREE DAYS ONLY a Bl y Reductions to 40% fol rampe of ings: B55 valos.... Hiteota,” Exceptional offerieg Natrn’s Inlaid Colors clear through Best Felt Ba Waterproof: Linoleums. | Latest styto Cut from full oriegs, Silght Imperfection’ wide, will make the second |S Linoleum and Carpets Buy Now in This Greatest PRICE SLASH SALE serere Delivery on Prepaid Mail Orders 9x12 Tiportea Grass a Very stron durabie; one of the best grade Hegutar val offered at extraordinary rede: Smith’s 9x12 All Wool Lge ol {4, Bguutitut Orental, Chinese ead (leral dentons, wonder cater! $ 100, SEAMLESS WILTONS VELVET CARPETS. Heavy Wool Linoleum te back. 10 @ varie Gealgnes “Gut from tall rolls: 2 ee outwears ordinary POTT one and women prominent in the social, Political and business life of the city | will participate, “Pighting Chaplain” of the 69th In- |fantry, will be another speaker. In a'pageant to be part of the | exercises commemorating the men | who died in service, Miss Julia Ar- thur, the actress, will enact the role ing Motherhood. America’ will be “Tie climax will come at clusion of a Jarmory floor behind the |when a blanket of poppies w: 'heaped upon the flower-strewn army | | ammunition wagon, and in the hush following, the war poem, the con- Gov: Henry J. Allen of Kansas} will make the principal address, while Father Francis P. Duffy, famous procession about the| Mc the Gu mo One Door From St AVENUE SSeS AN he 1 of Production Cost Bee 1 Pru ease Sahsss es a a a $ 4° ti imported Jute Rugs oxi2 $11.50 3 ey rate mistare of iat evade wen! 8x10 9.50 <i ! rmerty nt 825, $2 46x76 5.50 # Seamless Velvet and Axminster 4] . 2 3” 539.50 Ey ¥ 9 25 4 $2.00 Grade y,ot carnat sec Covering printed Geslane and col 0 vuuen “Bayer on Genuine Warning! Unless you see the name “Bayer” on package or on tablets you are not getting genuine Aspirin pr: scribed by physicians for twenty ears-‘and proved safe by milli Take Aspirin only as told in the Bayer sackage for Colds, Headache, Neural- rn rin. Aspirin—say “Bayer” gia, Rheumatism, Earache, Toothache, |Eaimbago and for Pain. All druggists sell Bayer Tablets of Aspirin in handy itin boxes of 12, and in bottles of 24 and 100. Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoact: acidester of Salicylicactd.—Advt, ders Fields,” Major Gen, John F. ya: mander of the New York National Douglas Robinson, sis- ter of the jate Col. Theodore Roose- velt; Mrs. August Belmont, Mrs, Ar- thur Dodge, Gen. Rohert Lee Bullard, commander of the 2d Corps Gen, | Geo by t dren's Leagu to-day that \to flies the de | fel by the late Crae, will be recited. Among those who will participate! T. Manning of Bishop William Episcopal Diocese of jam; Mrs, orge R. Dye: nd Fi ve decorate rial D our soldiers’ ds, and throv MAIN FLOOR George W. Wingate and Gen. } 238 Fifth or & rt tha flowe: The Great Sale BIG STORE A SHOPPING PLACE FOR THRIFTY PEOPLE SIEGEL-COOPER BUILDIN Sixth Avenue, at 19th Street ost aires inc. Big Bargains in Summer Needs on Sale To-Day, Thursday & Friday i) aS @> Summer Hats oan and War HL attain the 3d Division In return, Lieut, Col.|at the psychological moment, Is turning point in the pitched b: of rival Poppy Leagues, which pne- : sued thelr merry way through plots] Miss Henkel w.!l dovora and counter plots till they reached| dian’ with (he poppies of the Board of Aldermen last Friday | c#n and Fre Ciiliren’s Lede. | with the demaid for a pormit to seli | United St the*poppies to the public. : Bach side wanted the only permit and wanted {t quick, The Board of Aldermen, which lacks no experience in controversy, was plainly at a draw, |The decision wns postponed til! New York, Rank Me Convicted of Areat | Seventi | r for the | when the rivals, ed and otherwise, put forw found ir Fate and the 4 yesterday by a store | men emiled on the American Nott ; opened rench Chit Avenue | rtuntty | & Me-| tion, withdr at typie | the ‘Am: League ar opposing French Child League. ny ) took from him $0 nO in benefit the war orphans of! 4) rance, H hin victory, woh atter t The ceremony which will {trod ; nem to the widest popularity struggles by the American and © tocthonrow at 6M: at the Pr Children's League, and all b lic Library, when M ss Paulin: CONTINUES AT THE MAIN FLOOR Operated by the Special Holiday Offering 35 Doz. Summer Blouses Millinery Section 600 READY-TO-WEAR Fine quality rgettes, Tricolettes, Cfepe de} ffl Manufacturers’ Clearance samples, including Chines, ete. [All new all late models in such popular materials as models, plain }and Em Horsehair, Georgettes, Italian Leghorn, Taf- broideged. Three | fetas, etc. Colors include Harding Blue, quartef and long | Copen Blue, Henna, Old Rose, Jade Green, is | in all the Black, Gold, Lilac, White, etc. In fact the assortment is so great you cannot help mak- ing a satisfactory selectidn. Values up to $7 fashionable colors, sizes up to 46. Values upto$5.65. and $8. Special cat 2. 98 ana 3.98 2381 only. aie Hand turned soles. Values up to $4.00. Special only, | Gad White Pumps & Oxfords Fine quality Eaves cloth. All sizes and widths—Louis, Me. dium and Military Heels | Tennis Sneakers About 2,000 Pairs in the lot-—- New Shipment Part of Purchase | FROM McELWAIN, MORSE AND ROGERS Pumps, Oxfords|{ SN and Eyelet Ties Just the shoes for ammer Wear. All new fresh g s including Patent Colt, Chocolate Kid, Dull Kid and French Kid Pumps and Ox FOR MEN high and low cut fords. Hand-turned soles with full -White, Black and Louis, military and medium walking Brown — all sizes Heels. All. sizes | Value $2.50 and $3 and widths | Special Regular $7 and $ ” 98c cial Big Price only Loree Some checks, stripes and plaids in combina- tion colors; and Organdie trim- med, pockets, high and lownecks. Belted models. somest Dresses shown this season. Sizes 36 to 46, Well pmgea dash, || Holiday | Y Dresses _.. Gingham | | S?ec’!, 185 variety in Dresses Women’s Skirts All the season's fash. ionable models = good quality Woolen Materials, in stripes, checks and plaids. These skirts worth up to $3 and $4. Spe cial Pique of the hand- cial for Holiday 98 q this Price . v 4 pn only. Special HolidaY Purchase 60 Dozen Women’s “ Wash Suits Silk Gloves Doz. Girls’ FOR ae | Gingham inwent eats. ey _Dresses lm cuffs. Fast colors sizes up to 12; regu- lar $1.85 Value. JustPurchased 50 Dez. Ladies’ Neckwear Manufacturer's | samptes ‘sie including large Lae atid Manbry Price. | Manufacturers’ slight Smps Pasar aa Swe Goality. Boome! for AIRS TOR 120 Dozen Men’s Half Hose Decoration Day Boeiai | in Ladies’ Sweaters Made from fine quality Shetland Wool in a won derful array of colors, including Harding Blue, Navy Blue, Jade Green, Sulmon, Brown, Lav eettona, in, Black wes; Fegwlar 259 25c der, Beige, Peacock, Black, etc., in such popular We Are Offering No C, O. D.'s. Extra Big Value Men’s , Negligee Shirts Doe Several Tables Have Been Placed in Our Famous Main Aisle With Attractive Bargains Not Advertised. No Deliveries. Store Open 9.15 to 6.15. 6th Ave.—Siegel-Cooper Blilg.—At 19 St. models as Tuxedo, Ne and coat effects, up to 46, Without q is the greatest Sw ever offered in New up to $6 and $7. Special Holiday price Slip-over, Tie Back - 1-5) Many Bargains.in Our Dry Goods and Domestic Uepartments Not Advertised Money Returned Any Purchase Within Three Days if Not Satisfactory 1921. Te 29 Floor ISW. 34*St,_ BETWEEN FIFTH AVENUE AND BROADWAY (OPP. WALDORF HOTEL) The World's Largest 2nd Floor Clothing Institution “SENIOR” Open Daily Till 6 P. M. Saturdays Till 9 P.M. “JUNIOR” At One Price 2 made this week Five fresh purchases swell the total in this gigantic sale to ‘ UulTS | | aman ; For Men and Young Men i A stupendous event, involving the entire stock of 12 of America’s foremost clothing | makers of New York, Rochester, Chicago and Baltimore—famous nationally adver- tised trade-marked brands—the labels are in every garment. The Same In Every Respect As Those Selling Elsewhere At *40 °45 *50 °55 °60 Regulars—Stouts—Shorts—Longs—All Sizes. Alterations Free Some of the Suits have extra pair pants to match. $6.50 additional. In the selection of Suits are the newest gray and tan herringbone weaves, pin j stripe and chalk line effects; Glenurquet plaids and club checks; an added | feature to the assortment is over 400 COLOR FAST BLUE SERGES; blue, | gray and brown flannels ;also neat patterns in worsteds for theeman of quiet | taste. Single and double breasted 1, 2,3and4 button models. _ Included at thi: price are 300 Spring Top Coats in the newest styles and colors. No sale ever projected by us has given our prestige as New York's greatest value-giving clothing } institution such a big boost as has this one, The tremendous attraction that this sale has for | ca;eful buyers is found in the fact that the clothes offered at $25. are the finest made in | America nationally advertised trade-marked lines, famous from coast to coast, and sold only in } the best shops in the land. See them! See the throngs of enthusiastic men buying them and you | will realize that you have before you the greatest opportunity for big savings in years. i Opposite Waldorf Hotel, Between Fifth Avenue and Broadway 2d Floor 1S W. S4#St| AER ~2 Pi A hTPANS wAS Ss Zt oe