The evening world. Newspaper, June 23, 1921, Page 19

Summer Drinks ye Ny RNA Now Cost More Without a Kick “Cocktails,” Cups and Tam Col- linses, Causing Only Memories, Still on Gale. Do New Yorkers like to be fooled, or do the visitors like to get a thrill just because they are in the “big city?” A glance at the summer drink liste of the local hotels, which oame out 4@ day or two ago, makes one wonder, Any one who did not realize that Pro- hibition was with us would sit down and look at them with great rolish and expectancy. But—— On the price-lists, under the caption “ooektails,” are the following: Bronx, » 40, Vermouth, 40. Martini, 40, Or- @nge Blossom, .40, Now for a moment picture any one @aying 40 cents for a Bronx before the days of Prohibition. Just imagine the manner in which the visitor of most marked rusticity would demand the head waiter, the manager or the polio, And in those days a Bronx had of least “authority.” ‘The insi¢- ‘ious Bronx, the ~ily Martini, the adroit Orange Blossom of to-day, at # cents per, may bear tender memo- Thes, but they have no “messago.” ‘Then, again, « Tom Cotlns may be obtained for 80 conts to-day. Not go long ago hotel served th: ry in the country.” It cost 40 conta, but nO one ever protested, becaus¢ after Grinking it and receiving his eheck he didn’t really care. He just wanted to go to bed. In 1916, there was @ place opposite the side entrance of the Paso del Marte, in E Pago, where the “Tom” was a specialty. If you orlered two at once they cost @ quarter, or fifteem cents apiece. One could fool the man- agement by ordering two and drinking them one at a time. And even that, considering the result on! everything, was extravagance in fl Paso, a town where aguaidiente used to make one throw ten-dollar bills in the street to see if a breeze was blow- ing. In New York to-day, “cups’\ cost from $3 to $4, minus kick and every- | | thing, while formerly a financial op- wa timist could regard with pleasure a quart sauterne cup which would keep his companion and himself In the best of humor thronghout the even- ing for $1.75. If one wants to make an impression | | to-day, he can wauder to the en} of the drink list and order somet¥ing that sounds like the real thing for $4.50 per bottle, without “cup.” But—O tempora! — neither cock- produce any spntiment other thag One of guilt at having paid so much for kickless refreshments. Yet the people who print the “Drink List"— called “Beverage Menu” in the best circles—say shat people still buy ‘em and do so with a smile, with a smite.” BIANCA WEST WINS DIVORCE, $22,500 ALIMONY AND NAME William D. Bishop Makes No Defence In Suit of “Paid In BRIDGEPORT, June 23.—A decree | | of divorce, $22,500 alimony and per- were granted to Mrs, Bianca West Bishop, former star of “Paid in Full,” by Judge Kellogg in the Superior Court in her suit against Willlam D. Bishop, grandson of the late Will- fam D. Bishop, former President of the New York, New Haven and Hart- ford Railroad. (Diseased Gums) and Loose Teeth HE, easiest way to poison your system is through Diseased ‘ Teeth and Gums. Would you think id of adding pus to every bite of food tails, cups, Tom tollinses nor bottles | if! Full’s” Former Star. mission to resume her maiden name ||}| you swallow? Yet you do this very thing every time you chew with ny & pyorthetic Teeth. ’ Your mouth restored to be ser- eable and good looking by care- ful, conscientious dentists. Open 9 to 7. (Closed jay. ‘Call for Free Examination, Moderate Fees araful Service 43 WAR! SE: ost of Times 84, Prose Bryant ond for Educat onal Booklet Sickness at home? Check its spread By using a disinfectant that acts surely and quick- ly, Sylpho- Nathol destroys germ Tile’ absolutely. Veaving sick-toom, wash your handa in it, Wash things pa- tlent uses with it, For personal hygiene redited Day and Even: 'g Courses leading tothe Dearee of vor of Medicine’ Surgery Medicine ‘Ghlaege Medieal Behoot B00 Thedee Avo Ciena ‘Homaid’ Ice CreamFreezers,94c Strongly made of galvanized steel with high gear construction that makes operation very easy. Delicious ice cream, frozen desserts or ices made on short notice with but very little effort, # quart size. A & G—Butway fioor, mast. q Costs have be OOKLYN STRAUS... Telephone Main 6100 en utterly disregarded in this sale. Every article will be offered at a lower price than heretofore this month—and in many instances for less than any time this season. Women’s Jersey Sports Coats, $5.95 Certainly this is the lowest price that has ever been offered for coats of this quality—fashioned of fine weight Worsted Jersey in Tuxedo style, with smart all-round belts and tailored cuffs. Black, navy blue, peacock, scarlet, green and Copenhagen. ‘A. & 8.—Seoond floor, Central. Women’s . ° Mhictcy> Combinations, $1.19 Reduced from $1.69. And a wonderful suit for Summer! Of fine strip ile and mercerized batiste, some with bodice tops, others finished in regulation style. All in size 38. A. & B.—Becond foot, Fast. “eaistp’ Silk Gloves, 64c Pr. Of Milan se silk, in the wanted colors of black, white, pongee and brown, In a broken size range. A. & 8.—Street floor, Central. Men’s &Women’s Umbrellas,$1.89 Of American Taffeta (a cotton fabric), on eight rib frames: Especially effective handles, full length bakclite, with rings or hard wood, with leather or cord loops for women, Carved and plain Prince of Wales handles for men. All fitted with silk causes. AL & S—Street floor, Central. “Violet sincere" Talcum Powder, 25c Reduced from 39c. A lovely violet scented talcum powder that is exclusive w: Abram and Straus, Inc. In 15-02. bath- room size can, with sifter top. A. & S—Strect Moor, Eat. Boston Bags, $2.95 A special purchase of these bags of genuine hand-boarded cowhide, or enameled shoe leather, in black ) and ma- hogany, 13, 14 and 15 in. The shoe leat proof, and, with ordinary wear, will not crack. AL & S.—Sireet floor, Central Brownie No. 2 Camera, $1.75 A Brownie that is listed at $2.50 and 6-exposure films, 234x314, 20c., listed at 25e. A & S—Sirect floor, Central, Wemen'® Wrist Watches, $13.85 The lowest price that has been quoted for these beautiful 14k gold wrist watches. In the favorite tonneau shapes, white or green gold, hand engraved cases, with 15-jewel guar- anteecd movements. Ribbon wrist straps with yold buckles, AL & S—Strvet Moor, Central. Madras Curtains, $1.75 Pair Reduced from $2.45 Pair. (he regulation 2%4 yd. length in white and ecru shades. These curtains have double-border effects and are to be had in a good selection of patterns. Per- fect in every respect. ‘A & S—Third floor, Central Floor Lamps and Shades, $15.00 The best value of the season in floor lamps. Two-light style with highly polished, fluted uprights in mahogany finish, old ivory, antique vert, gold and black stripe and black with gold stripe. The shades come in 4 styles in a variety of charm- ing color combinations. Beautifully trimmed with fringe, Only 100 to go at this price. Central. Mahogany Gateleg Tables, $23.75 Reduced rom $86.00. An exceptional opportunity to se- cure the favorite butterfly-top thaped gateleg table at an extremely low price. Fitted with large drawer and grace- . 85x48 inches fully turned posts and stretchers. AD RIB INCHING so Coste & & S—Third Moor, 13-Piece Refreshment Sets, $2.44 Reduced from $3.26. Of light-cut glass in pretty daisy design, with foliage on the entire set. Set consists of tall jug ‘and cover, 6 glasses, and 6 glass spoons. Excellent for iced tea, coffee and lemonade, A. & B.—Subway Moor, Central. 5-Piece Mixing Bowl Sets, 79c Reduced from $1.19. The popular yellow mixing bowls with white bands. In 5 of the most convenient sizes for kitchen use. Only 500 sets at this price. A. & 8.—Bubway Moor, Central. Wicker Baskets, 75c Formerly $1.25 to $3.98. The pretty wicker baskets so effective in Summer. In brown and red—fruil, flower and scrap basket shapes. AL & S—Fitth Noor, Central. Blackberry Layer Cakes, 39c Regularly 44c. Bach. ‘Iwo fluffy brown layers of cake, generously filled with luscious blackberries, and bordered on the top with meringue. Counter deliveries only. A. & 8.—-Subway floor, Livingston st. Cabinets for 80 Records, $11.98 Reduced from $13.60. Mahogany or oak finish, A con- venient style of flat top cabinet, suitable for use with any one of several small phonographs, Fitted to hold rhout 80 records, A & 8 --Powrth floor, West Women’s Cotton Frocks, $4.75 Hot weather dresses for almost any hour of the day—an in- teresting collection of dresses in lovely colorings and designs. Straightline styles as well as the waistline styles with shirred skirts and surplice bodices with dainty collars, vestees and cuffs of embroideries or organdy. Light and ‘k color effects. Sizes 36 to 46. A. & B.—Seoond floor, Central, Women’s Silk Stockings, $1.59 Pr. A fine thread silk stocking, full fashioned, with mercerized thps ahd soles; Good weight) in black, cordovaa, ray and white. A, & 8.—Street floor, Central. Lace Vestees, 79c and $1.19 Formerly 97 and $1.89. Dainty bits of net, with rows of fine Valenciennes lace, or combined with Venise lace insertion. Collars of the Tuxedo or roll shape. —Street floor, Central. New Bordered Veils, 47c Made to sell for double und more than double this Silk mesh, with stunningly designed borders, embroidered contrasting shade. "Copenhagen on brown, brown on ta many other combinations, Also plain colors. A. & S.—Street Moor, Central Embroidered Bands, 45cto $1.45 Yd. Formerly 75¢ to $2.60, ‘Trimming bands, in rich, lovely colors that will go stunningly with any fabric.” Bulgarian and Persian colorings, ranging in width from 1 to 7 in. & & 8.—Rret Moor, Central Ruffled Net Flouncings, $1.35 Yd. A special purchase of Brussels and Esprit net founcings, with Sand 4 shirred and pleated ruffles. 40 in, wide and exquisitely dainty for Summer frocks. A. & 5.—Mreet Moor, Central, Practical Dietetics, $1.21 By Alida Frances Pattec. “Diet in Health and Disease.” Published to sell for $2.25. A book known and recognized as a standard, compiled by a professional. Contains val- uable recipes as well ax diet directions. A. & S.—Merzantne, Past, Bleached Sheets, 69c Each 1,200 of these perfect, full bleached, serviceable sheets. Size 72 by 90 in., seamed A. & S.—Sirect Moor, Fast. Turkish Bath Towels, 25c Reduced from 3c. Splendidly heavy Turkish Bath Towels, hemined, all white, size 21 by 43 in. Reduced from regular stock, A. & B.—Street floor, East. 10-Yard Long Cloth, $2.25 Pc. Reduced from $3.00. A soft finish long cloth, in 10-yard pieces, A reduction made espe: y for th A & S.—Siret Noor, Wi White Crochet Bed Spreads, $1.49 A price that is the lowest in years! Full size, double bed spreads, white crochet, hemmed. A. &8.—TUird Moor, Central. All-Wool Hopsacking, 79c Yd. Reduced from $1.98 Yd. An all-wool fabric of a fine, close weave, 54 in. wide. In navy blue and black. Excellent for skirts, dresses and tailored suits, at one of the lowest prices of the season. A & B—Survet floor, Centra Printed Batiste, 29c Yd. Reduced from 48c, Yd. A lovely fabric, closely resembling ® fine organdy, 40 in. wide, sheer and Summer like, in all the wanted designs, floral, checks, stripes, cte., on white or i nted grounds. A. & B-Bireet Moor, West. Men's iniaed Handkerchiefs, 6 for 79c Reduced from Our Regular $1.50. bric, with an openwork initial. at the beginning of the sale, Six in a box, of fine cam- All the usual 18 letters included A. & B.—Street Moor, Central. Imported Venetian Cloth, $1.59 Reduced from $1.86 Yd. skirt or bathing sui fast black, 54 in. w The practical fabric for a sports A lustrous satin finish, in w or A. & B—Stroet Noor, Central, All-Silk Dress Satin, $1.39 Yd: One of the lowest prices cifered on this fabric in years! 8,500 yards of it, all risp and new, in black and over 25 de- sirable colors. 35 in, wide. From one of the largest silk mills in the country. A. & S.—Street Moor, West Framed Pictures, $1.48 Were 81.79 w $2.49. Pictures attractively framed, some fitted close to picture, others with margin. Wide range of subjects, Bessie Pease Gutman's, Harrison Vi-her's, | scapes, ete A & BEN Noor, Biustinds need w “ ” A. & S.” Coffee and Tea Two of the fine products that serve to keep the A. & 8, thre and Coffees in high repute. Specially priced for this Ars Puritan Coffee—1-tb. carton, 24c—Reduced from @9e. 5-lb. carton, $1.10—Reduced from 81.89. Orange Pekoe Tea—1-lb. carton, 67c—Reduced from 700. A & 6.—Subway floor, Livingston Ot Every item has been selected for its desirability and its seasonableness. PLEASE REMEMBER, these Sale Prices are for FRIDAY ONLY. In meny instances the quantities are limited. Early Selections are advisable. NO MAIL, TELEPHONE OR C. O. D. ORDERS WILL BE ACCEPTED. Women’s Brogue Oxfords, $5.95 Pr. Gun metal and tan Russia leather brogue oxfords that sell regularly for $8.95 are offered for tomorrow's selling only at $5.95. They have wing tip and brogue foxings, welted soles and low walking heels. A. & 8.—Second floor, West. aewet, Frivolity Hats, $2.98 Large body hats in many lovely colors in a variety of smartly cut shapes, trimmed with assorted flowers in wreaths or great bunches and banks of flowers. A. & S.—Menzanine, East. Misses’ Sample Middy Blouses, 98c 240 samples af Misses’ Blouses for girls from 14 to 16 years. Fashioned of Lonsdale Jean and Palmer Linen, All. white, or white with Copenhagen or navy blue collars, and a few other solid colors. Mostly one of a kind, A. & &.-Becond floor, Kast. Short-Sleeved Voile Blouses,$1.69 Dainty white Voile Blouses in plain Voile, fancy striped or checked designs in five models. Collars edged with imi- tation filet or Valenciennes laces or lace-edged pleatings with cuffs smartly turned back. Some have pleatings down th: front. A. & Second floor, East. Stamped Muslin Bed Spreads, $2.75 Full-size Spreads fashioned of excellent unbleached Muslin stamped for the decorative French knot designs that are so smart this season. A & 8—Third Moor, Central Children’s Slip-on Sweaters, $1.59 All-wool Sweaters in slip-over styles with cunning litt! round collars or sailor collars and belt in contrasting cole White, coral, green, Copenhagen, tan or brown: sizes ° years. A 8—Sond Moor, be Brosaded Coutil Corsets, $2.98 One of the most desirable models of this famous corset at this price for one day only, Fashioned of pink silk bro- caded coutil and boned with black boning. Low bust with elastic section at the top. A. & 8.—Socond floor, Fax. Flaid Gingham House Dresses, $1.48 Two new models fashioned of smartly colored Ginghams in all the wanted color combinations. A one-piece model, with belt und collar of And a waistline model, trimmed with rick-rack braid, ished with a sash. Sizes 84 to 44. F A & B—Becond floor, East 2000 Girls’ Cotton Dresses, $1.50 Flowered Voiles, or check and plaid Ginghams are found Summery dresses—shirred skirts with generous hems, collars in contrasting color, pockets, belts and graceful sashes are some of their attractive details. Sizes 6 to 14 years, A. & §.--Becond floor, Central, Ribbon Remnants, 39c Yard Ribbons for all purposes and all occasions—light and dark colorings in excellent qualities of all the loveliest weaves of silk ribbons, Various widths are included. A. & B.—Street Moor, Eat. Cushion Brim Summer Sailors, $1.69 Lisere straw with split and hemp underbrims; also fine Jap straw Sailors with smart cushion roll brim, ‘trimmed. with draped silk band in beautiful colors. These hats are black and navy blue or with white underbrims A. & S.—Btreet Moor, Fast Japanese Sable Scarfs, $29.75 Extra large skins in fine silky quality in rich brown sable color. Full animal skin with fine brush. A. & M—Seemnd Moor, Central. Men’s Silk-plated Socks, 44c Sheer but heavy enough to give good service. Two-tone effects in black und white, navy and black and purple and black mixtures. A. & S— Street Noor, Central Men’s Nainsook Union Suits, 79c Made from a fine quality of check nainsook with elastic knit webbing at back of waistline. Sizes 34 to 44. Well made, cut full, comfortably fitting and a wonderful value A & B—Street floor, East Men’s Negligee Shirts, $1.24 he same styl: that was made to sell for more and has been selling for more up to the present time. Fashioned from fine count percales in neat and bold stripe effects, The colors are fast. Sizes 14 to 17. Several sleeve lengths A&R Street flour, Fart Men’s Tan Oxfords, $3.75 Pr. Well made anid fashioned on distinctive lasts that are of the latest style, Welted and stitched leather soles help to make this shoe durable as wel as good king. Sizes 8 to 11, Widths B, ¢ ‘ond Noor, Mort Strict, designs. In rose, blue, tan, green, brown and other shades, yard, Velvets and Brussels in figured designs and pl yards in lengths, gauge aluminum. Welded spout, flat bottom and eboni sheets, 24 cards and 72 envelopes, Women’s Summer Kimonos, $1.59 Lawn, Dotted Swiss and pretty Cotton Crepes are the materials used in fashioning these attractive negligees in coat styles or regulation kimono styles. A & S.—Merzanine, Misses’ Sheer Dresses, $7.50 Checked Voiles and sheer colorful Organdy Dresses are in this group of Summer frocks. There are three styles for your selection. Tunic and redingote models are among them, some with tees of organdy or lace, izes 14 to 18 years’ A. & &.—Second Moor, Central. * Women’s Jersey Suits, $10.75 All-worsted Jersey Suits in Tuxedo models, with inverted pleat or pinch-buck. Patch pockets, tailored belts, All smart street shades including navy blue, Sizes 34 to 44. A. & 6.—Second Noor, “whee” Flannel Skirts, $6.75 Two smart Sate models with newly designed tai- lored pockets, and tailored belt. Fashioned of exrellen quality medium weight white flannel. waistbands. Contra, Sizes 25 to 32-inch A. & 8.—-fecond floor, Central. sense Undermuslins, 86c Each ‘A varied assortment of Nightgowns, Envelope Chemises, Vest Chemises, Petticoats, Combinati ‘orset Covers fashioned of dainty cotton fabrics and attractively designed and trimmed. Only one or two of a kind in most cases. A & &—BSerond foor, Bast. Women’s Smart Sweaters, $5.29 Slip-on and Tuxedo models of pure Mohair—the most desirable sort of sports sweaters in the following excellent assortment of colors: Orchid, brown, Mrs. Harding blue, pearl, buff, jade or black. Sizes 88 to 44. A. & 8.—Secand floor, Central Men’s Panama Hats, $4.95 Reduced from $6.95. Finely woven South American Panama Hats in natural and bleached. selection of the pop- ular shapes from which to make selections. None on apy All sizes. A. & B—Btreet for, Hort Btreet, - Men’s Summer Suits, $22.75 A remarkable reduction on these fine suits that were man- ufactured to sell for much more. By far the best selection displayed this year at this very low price. All wool and tailored as well as the higher priced suits, 5 $4 to 42. & & B—Stres four, Hart Strest. 27x54 In. Wool Velvet Rugs, $2.64 Regular 83.50 Grades, In a special sale on Street floor table. Closely woven of wool yarn in Oriental and Persian 000 at this price. All perfect and only 1, att his price. Carpet Remnants, 98c to $1.97 Yd. At half their former prices, which were $1.97 to $4.00 a colors. All 27 inches wide and perfect. Pieces range from @ to 8 & & 6—Third fom, Ben Heavy Cork Linoleum, 59c Sq. Yd. Redwed from 81.14 Sq. Yd. This is an excellent quality that will give years of hard service. A good selection of pat- terna and colorings, Burlap backed. ‘All perfect and cut from full rolls. A & 8—Talnd Noor, Bast, Painted-Stripe Awnings, Half Price The best wearing and smartest awnings made. Green and white painted stripe duck, complete with heavy rust- proof iron frames and all equipment. Ready- and equal to the finest made-to-order awnings. sizes up to 10 ft. wide. From $4.05 5.75 6.45 Aluminum Tea Kettles, $1.45 A most exceptional offering of Tea Kettles in 5-qt. sise. A standard make, durably made of heavy polishes baney wood grip. A, & 8.—Bubway floor, Bast. Stationery Cabinets, 59c Reduced from 98c, Writing paper for the Summer! 48 ssorted tints in each cab- inet. Quantity admits of filling mail and telephone orders. A, & B.—Btrect Moor, Kast, Wardrobe Trunks, $28.5 pleasure Full- Size The necessary conveniences that make a trij are included in this trunk—twelve hangers, lock on top drawer, five drawers, convertl ‘t drawer, draw bolts and spring locks, 435 Inches high, #4 inches wide, A. & B—Third Moor, Central, ae ee a i ' , aE: i} 5 *