The evening world. Newspaper, June 8, 1921, Page 13

sy FAR womiil Fepreve keep 1) nd Lo. Pres de "TOWN “HET UP” BY "NOT DOG" STAND ‘Aesthetes N. Building Tho eight dir Ghe protest d Corey sald fterward that wing had ex- essed the sentiment of the direc- rs. Only a wAw building restriction THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, he sald could prevent the township from deteriorating into a cheap re- sort. Gustave Meler, another Town- ship Committeeman, said that Mrs. O'Connor had even gone #0 far as to tack up advertisements of the stand on trees planted by the township, There are about 400 residents of Cedar Grove. —E—— RYAN HOME IS SOLD. East 54th Street Residence Dis- poned of in Onsh Transaction. Mrs. ‘Thomas Fortune Ryan has sold |her five-story American basement home ith elevator, at No. 26 Wast 54th Street, 20x100, for, which she had been asking $150,000, The house Is on the blonk front between Ifth and Madison Avenues ‘Tho street is fast becoming a business th fare. The buyer {8 sald to have for the house UNDERWOOD YACHT PETREL BURNED Erie President’s Craft Sets Fire to Destroyer in Adjacent Dock. NEWBURG, N. ¥., June 8.—The Pe- tre}, a $75,000 yacht owned by F. D. Un- derwood, President of the Erie Railroad, was destroyed by fire at its winter quar- ters, the Hudson River repair yard, last night. The yacht was anchored between two docks alongside of three destroyers, MERSMITH'S of Cedar Grove, J, Can't Stand-Coney | Innovation, much damaged pa cm is believed to have caused the fire. J. June 8 stand that was vet up next he Public Hall by Mrs, Kat pnth ago, The s just held o pointed nfor with het uy” f/f ——~\\N\\WV A a a A Home made Cookies, Shorteake Layer cake, Loafcake, Drop cakes no trouble to make~ meeting tee of thre at tors of the Building ded by the| attended aun nt, Ae a iam This is the test rubber experts use to determine the quality of rubber heels. A heel is cut along the side so that a thin strip of rubber is left attached at one end. The quality of the rubber is indicated by the way in which that strip reacts to stretching. Ae ge y Like an elastic band— STRIP cut from the side of an ordinary rubber heel stretches very little and snaps in two. A heel like this is hard and “dead.” Like a hard leather heel, it wears down quickly. A strip cut from the side of an O’Sullivan Heel stretches and springs back like an elastic band. This test shows clearly the remarkable springiness and toughness of O’Sullivan’s Heels. It shows why O’Sullivan’s absorb the shocks of walking on hard, unyielding pavements. It shows that there is enough “give” in O’Sullivan’s Heels to prevent their grinding down rapidly. O’Sullivan’s Heels are guaranteed to wear fwice’ as long as ordinary rubber heels—they will outlast three pairs of leather heels. Go to your shoe-repairer today and have O’Sullivan’s Heels put on your shoes. Insist on getting O'Sullivan’s: O’Sullivan’s Heels Absorb the shocks that tire you out one of which caught fire but was not A lighted cigarette thrown on the deck Broadway at Ninth Street, New York. Business Hours— 9 to db. Telephone Stuyvesant 4700 JUNE 8, 1921, $458 rocker. $840 in mahogan: robe, dr (2 of these suites.) rocker, bench. 13 Bedroom Suites at Half Price for a $916 suite of 7 pieces, Colonial design in mahogany—full size 4-post’ bedstead, bureau, chiffonier, dressing table, night stand, bench, (7 of these suites.) for a $1,713 suite of 7 pieces, Louis XV. design, y—full size bedstead, bureau, chiffo ng table, night stand, chair bench. for a $2,101 suite of 9 sign, in mahogany—twin bedsteads, bureau, chifforobe, dressing table, night stand, chair, ieces, Louis XV. de- (4 of these suites.) FOR MISS 14 TO 20 Finely tailored Suits of wool jersey, $39.50 Our $49.50 to $55 grades If we were to mention the name given to these suits by the maker, you would recog- nize it immediately. The name is indicative of fine jersey, distinctive styles, and ex- cellent tailoring. We can quote $39.50 because we procured a limited collection of the suits a concession of price. Models are illustrated. Colors are the distinctive shades, beige, brown, gray, rust and blue, which will be equally smart on ship- board, on the links, at the sea- shore, or for any sports wear, Second Floor, Old Building Tenth Street at For girls of 6 to 14 Frocks at $1.95 Exceptional quality 10 Attractive models Checked and cross-barred ginghams—also sturdy plain colored cotton materials in blues, browns, red and other practical colors. “Regulation” model in blue, trimmed with white braid; nearly all the other models have crisp white collars. Second Floor, Old Building Tenth ‘Street Women’s Silk Frocks $25 to $29.75 grades... ef . }$17.75 NEW SILK FROCKS—maker’s close-out; his season is over. Several of these models have been in regular stock here at $25 and $29.75, and you will recognize many familiar fea- tures that are confined to high-grade garments. Fully 26 models will be ready—in navy, taupe, brown and black; and in sizes 34 to 46, Remember, please, that these are women’s dresses—designed for women—conservative and well-fashioned in every little detail. Look for— Taffclaand Georgette combinations Ruffled taffeta Plain tata frocks Embroidered taffeta frocks Lovely foul Soft, pretty crepe de chine frocks frocks And many lovely combinations that most women will be quick to see and admire. Downstairs Store, Old Buliding Surf Satin Bathing Suits Half Price at $2.95 HALF PRICE—and LESS than half price—for 820 of these good surf satin bathing suits for women. The man who makes these suits supplies many of the largest dealers in the country; and now that his manufacturing season is over he has closed out these suits to us. all sorts of happy colors. A good quality of surf satin; piped in Many new models among them—some that are scalloped around the bottom, Plenty of sizes—including some very large sizes— 34 to 56. Downstairs Store, Old Bullding Shoe Sale for Men That hasn’t been equaled here in a long time—$6.40 to $9.60 high and low shoes $4.25 Did somebody say something about pre-war prices? Look High tan pme with rubber he: calfskin, an eye to economy. Good, solid, attractive sh s for all men who have Have you éver wished that you knew how China is made? A potter of sixty years’ experience, from Stafford- shire, England, will show you tomorrow, in the China Salons. Through the courtesy of the Mercer Pottery Co. of Trenton he will, with the assistance of gilders and decorators, demonstrate how beautiful dinner pieces are made from the puttylike gray mass of clay. Second Gallery, New Building See the Cooker! Demonstration of the SECHRIST PRESSURE COOK- ER, Thursday, from 11 to 4— canning fruits and vegetables, in the Housewares Store. Seventh Gallery, New Building Summer Porch Frocks—tub well Ane ally pretty frock for warm earacors is of white dotted swiss. Its unusual and extremely becoming collar has « Tuxedo lines and is of embroid- ered organdie. Three wide tucks encircle the skirt at the hips, $7.95. Heavy linen used for a si is the material art straightline morning frock. Its only. trim- ming is motifs of hand-embroid- ery, in brown, white or orchid, $14.95. Third Floor, Old Bullding Happy surprise ! Bead Bags, $4.50 More of those remark- able imported bags which went out so quickly last4 week when we first pre- sented them. Hand crocheted, with draw- strings, similar to those we sold last year for $9. Lovely floral designs, in delightful colorings ure woven on both light and dark background. Main Floor, Old Bullding Silk Petticoats for Summer frocks Women constantly tell us what an unusual collection of pretty summer petti- coats we have, and how very reasonable their prices are, We have both the simple tai- lored models and the fluffy, lacy ones for dress wear; all shadow-proof—and to be had in pink or white. At $2.95—tub silk, hem- stitched hem, At $3.95—tub silk, deep hem- stitched hem to hip. At $4.95—satin, with em- broidered panel and scallops. At $5.95—satin, with dainty ruffles of lace. Third Floor, Old Buliding | Off for a lark | on the beach Armed with a sand pail and shovel, and dressed in the mvat adorable little rompers you can imagine Checked gingham panties and white blouse collared with the gingham, made after that saucy peg-top model that Dutch chil- dren wear and look so delight- fully quaint in. Also in chambray, or seer- sucker, in pink or blue. $1.85; sizes 2 to 6. Button-on hat, white pique, $1 For little brother straight little trousers of chambray or striped novelty cloth, aid] blouses of white. Only 95c. | Little mushroom hat of white) Downstairs Store, New Bullding linene for him, too; $1.25. Third Floor, Old Buliding Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co. I? is not big type and big talk in the newspapers but the quality, fashion and fair price of the goods in the store which make value and give lasting satisfaction. 200 sample hand-made lingerie Blouses, $3.95, $5 Those at $3.95 are $5.95 to $8.75 grades Those at $5 are $9.75 to $12 grades For sports wear Blouses with the little flat sailor collar and with the long pvonag collar that is so becom- ig. This collection of blouses in fine voile, handkerchief linen and batiste—all copied from original French models—contains such a great variety of models that the best we can do is to choose four of the typical models and sketch them for you. ‘These are shown here. Many of the models are trimmed with hand-made filet or Irish lace. Some are beautifully hand-embroidered. Many are ornamented with drawn work. All have a fine distinction and simplicity that always ch: ize the finest types of blouses, Many of the models are in flesh color as well as white. Second Floor, Old Buliding Women’s Lace Ankle Silk Stockings, $3.75 pr. (TAX 180) This price, of course, is low. It is well beneath the price at which these stockings can be sold, regularly. But the rare feature of this offer is the variety of street and evening shades a woman may chose from, in sizes 814 to 10%, Gold For smart tailleurs are blouses with frills, with vestee effects and with high, V and square necks. Silver Navy blue Russia calfskin Cordovan And white And black Medium weight. Full-fashioned. Ingrain thread silk. The lace appears in a variety of patterns. 1 ee sa hand Main Floor, Old Buliding Glove Silk Vests, $1.50 Seconds of $2.35 and $2.50 grades 420 only. Wish we might mention the name of the makers. Everybody knows them. Everybody likes their product....These vests are all pink (a few orchid). Most of them are bodice style, in plain and drop-stitch effects. Bloomers to match, $2.95 Seconds of $3.95 and $4.25 grades, from the same makers. pairs only, Pink. Black Worsted Bloomers—Half Price $1.25 for our $2.50 grade—perfect. Elastic at knee and waist. Suitable for bathing. Size 6. 90 pairs only. 114 Main Floor, Old Bullding 55c for Children’s Socks Imported—were 75c to $1 2,000 pairs from our own stocks. Sizes 5 to 9%—full fashioned white cotton socks with fancy colored striped turn-over tops; also white lace cotton socks. Sizes 6% to 9% three-quarter length socks, full-fashioned white lace cotton, plain white cotton, and white cotton with fancy colored striped turn-over tops. Main Floor, Old Buliding Wardrobe Trunks-- made specially for us Dust-proof. Durable The full size trunk is priced $62.10, The three-quarter size is priced $57.97. Strongly made Vuleanized fibre, covered and lined over a 3-ply basswood body, raised dust-proof lift top, draw- ers (2 bottom ones may be con- verted into a large hat box), locked top drawer, shoe pockets, laundry bag, 11 five-ply wood | bolts and snap-lock. All hardware and binding riveted. Seventh Gallery, New Buliding the hangers (in the full size; 7 in the three-quarter size). Heavy draw 5,000 prs. Men’s Socks at a saving for $1.25 socks, imported; full-fashioned mercerized cotton lisle thread, embroidered side clocks; black, cordovan, navy blue, white—with self clocking; white with black; black with white. 1,872 pairs; sizes 9% to 11%. for Tbe, imported, full-fashioned mercerized cotton lisle thread; black, cordevan, white, navy blue, smoke, high’ spliced heels, double soles; 3,288 pairs; sizes 9% to 11‘. 85e 60¢ Burlington Arcade Floor, New Bullding. | hud See AA OR CT Oey. as ‘Ee 2 aeqperamenres