The evening world. Newspaper, July 5, 1921, Page 6

Re enfaie (eri miafonj—t=i Cincinnati's Mayor New York Hospitality. “Cherry Trees Disappearing From New England,” Says Samuel E. Winslow Jr.— Lauds “The old fashioned cherry tree, which every former resident of New England cheris a thing of Samuel Bb. W Mass, whc York. “In yard in New E t nd the boys c ir ate fruit, and fell from hi ped It a group 0 tox business men, who loo. cent. of the ¢ tinued Mr. Wins} is .n the ster “Over 60 1 sold here," ¢ who, by the ness—"¢ the Coast. Th green whe ripened, A ter be t New Eng Sunday reludes lawyers, bankers, to the orcha yrnia for the much ne- one of the group, and well, Every 0 often her and combine duty | | project has becn very sneceas- 'f you earned less vou would manage to get along. You can live on less. You can start and * build up a bank account. One dollar starts you in our Special Interest Department. Interest from July 1 on $5.00 or more de- posited by July 11. To Emrtovers: ‘A common-sense plan for employees. ‘The Mercantile Thrift Plan. Ask for information, 115 BROADWAY (Opposite Equitable Building) MEMBER of Federal Reserve System For Sale at WANAMAKER'S If a gale turns Storm Hero inside out simply pull it back again. A new frame if the wind breaks it. & CoO. BR BROS. Manufacturers. NEW YORK. Without Fhis Trade Mack, Teeth Without Plates Os “hy, 1 Save Decayed Teeth, Tighten Loose Teeth, Treat Diseased Gums SETS OF THETH, ered. iver and Porcelain Made at Reasonable Prices. oon ‘ened Roots oe gg re ll CE thoroughly ‘4 vn PAIRED ‘Cleaned. UATES OUR 125TH ST. AND 3TH OFFICES WILL GE OPEN OM 81 Al Fa fa fm ems Dock or of of lol = bed eit fal ‘ oie Medicine + Surgery Medicine There is, as an annex to the Bilt- more, of phants, ar on 8st THE ANIMAL HOTEL. a real animal hotel, No pets any kind, from canaries to ele~ allowed in the rooms, but the roof one can hear the ‘per- t woof-woof of the lonely Aire- rom California at any time, Any f pets of every species are | there in care of an attendant terday a group artived which 1a young girl who had 4 America parrot which had evi- y been brought up on a tramp | Des Moines, who is at the Com- modore, “of a man who went to the Capitol and found the door open to former Vice-President Marshall's office there. No one was present. So he waiked in and decided that it would be a good point to write home a Ie from Mr. Marshall's down and started. & na man came in and took a seat “"I'm writing from the Vice-Pros- ident's desk,’ the former said ‘Am I ” gto be Vice few minutes.’ think so and I I'm think Ki Tn the lobby he aaid things | a which had not been proper s nee che | rejoinder, fourth round Saturday, and for a -¢ M4 while chaos reigned. NEW YORK COMES AFTER CIN- , however, with the ¢ CINNATI. 1 specimens a@ soon as a bell-| “1 think a whole lot of New York ild get an express elevator to! said Mayor J ‘oof, natl yeat < 5 M 8 the HERE'S ONE FROM IOWA. , | aioe» In Washington last re for v > ce week,” sid Walter Phifer of Mayor wrinkl-d his bre Complete Range of Sizes to 44 Bust Measure English Norfolk Sale Price 3.95 model with notched collar or Tuxedo collar styles, the backs with box-pleats and pinch tucks. On Sale—Main Floor w, Noteworthy Sale Wednesday Women’s Jersey Sport Coats Regular 7.50 to 11.75 Values OPPENHEIM, CLLINS & G 34th Street—New York Greatly Reduced—Wednesday To Dispose of Odd Groups of Summer Apparel For Women and Misses. For Women and Misses. For Women and Misses. 150 Smart Midsummer Dresses Values to 25.00 13.75 100 Distinctive Summer Dresses Values to 35.00 19.75 75 Sheer High Class Dresses Reduced to 25.00 Black, and amended. cinnati, But I'm having a great time, and saw a great fight Saturday.” Mayor Galvin optimist, and that he thought that business was coming around in fine shape, “Anyway, it ia in Cincinnati," he “[ have great confidence |in the future.” concluded oh For ~Get Horlicks The ORIGINAL Malted Milk NO COOKING _ The “Food- Drink” for All Ages. Quick Lunch at Home, Office,and Fountains, Ask for HORLICK’S, sex-Avoid Imitations 4 Substitutes | OPPENHEIM, CLLINS & @ 34th Street—New York Navy and Every Desirable Sport Shade “I mean next to Cin- Cincinnati is always glad to soe the stranger, and treats him bet- ter than any other city in the world. said that he was an For Women and Misses. 175 Flannel and Silk For Women and Misses. Values to 15.00. Values to 29.75. Values to 39.75. Remarkable Values 9,75 “100 Misses’ Cotton Summer Dresses 125 Misses’ Dotted Georgette Dresses 75 Misses’ Summer Silk Dresses 100 Shantung, Tweed & Jersey Suits Values to 35.00 16.00 Sport Skirts Reduced to 9,75 Reduced to 15.00 Reduced to | 8 p 0 0 Fifth Lord & Taylor \venue Store-wide JULY SALES Now in Progress Fine Furniture Reduced to Clear This Week The prices! They are compellingly low. Dining-room and bedroom suites, desks, lowboys, tables, side chairs and rockers, at July Clearance Sale prices. Ante-bellum values on the finest furniture for the entire Sale! 100 Peel Hourglass Chairs, $6.00 95 Side Chairs and Rockers, inished in mahogany, 11.75 45 Fibre Arm Chairs and Rockers, $13 12 Arm Rockers, finished in mahogany, $16 18 Beds, single and full sizes, natural ash finish, $17.50 100 Fibre Arm Chairs and Rockers, $18 25 Arm Rockers, with rush seats, mahogany finish, $18.50 12 Beds, in ivory, full sizes, $24.50 23 Beds, single and full sizes, inivory and mahogany, $29.75 43 Gateleg Tables, in mahog- any, $32 7 Lowboys, in mahogany, $32 SIXTH 10 Spinet Desks, in mahog- - any, $35 26 Four-poster Beds, full sizes, in mahogany, $67.50 6 Dining-room Suites,inoak $225 9 Dining-room Suites, in oak and walnut, $250 6 Bedroom Suites, in walnut $275 22 Bedroom Suites, in walnut, mahogany and ivory, $350 5 Dining-room Suites, in wal- i nut, $395 12 Bedroom Suites, in ma- a hogany, $395 29 Dining-room Suites, in mahogany and walnut, $495 33 Bedroom Suites, in ma- hogany, walnut andivory, $495 FLOOR Domestic Rug Clearance! Down to lowest rug levels! That is where the prices of a large assortment of Wilton rugs have been placed for this July Clearance Sale. Whittall Rugs Included! In this Sale will be found Wilton rugs at clearance prices, including Whittall rugs, discontinued patterns. Anglo-Persian and other equal grades 9x 12 : $97.5 Royal Worcesters and other worsted Wiltons, 9 x 12. 74.5 Teprac and other Wool Wiltons, Imported Rush Rugs Reduced are great valucs. ‘These rush rugs are marked very close to cost for quick clearance! Our summer rug Square Grass Rugs,9x12..... $9.75 Oval Rush Rugs,9x12....... $23.50 Square Rush Rugs,9x12..... $26.50 And Oriental Rugs, $195 Big Reductions Made Possible By Special Purchase Room Sizes, 8x10 to 9x12 feet. Persians,Chinese and Turkish Rugs at a price that is great- est offering of many years in the Oriental Rug Department FIFTH FLOOR Clearance Sale of Refrigerators Our entire stock of the best-known makes at the lowest pret of the year. very small sized refrigerators for ungalows and largest sizes suitable for luxurious homes. Lift Top Style, whit enamelled lined, 25 to 100 pound capacity; in sizes ranging from 19x15!4x36 inches to 32x 181%4x45 inches. ma 7 $12.25, $15.40, $20.10, $24.85 SEVENTH FLOOR Side Icer Style, white enamelled lined, “Asbestone” lined, or porcelain lined; 50 to 160 pound capacity; in sizes ranging from 29x 1714x40 inches to 40%4x 22!x56 inches. "$23.80, $40, $53, £2550 i OU, Apartment House, *Asbestone,”” porcelain or white enamelled lined, 75 to 137 pound capac- ity; in sizes ranging from 23x1834x52 inches to 28x21x60 inches. $22.75, $30.70, $35.25, $37.50, $42.70, $57.60 * All-Store Clearance Time! Prices have been reduced on every hand! the Tenth Floor, is a realm of op- portunity to alert shoppers. In many departments the merchandise 1s limited in supply. early-week and early-morning buy- ers will have the greatest selection. The store, from the First to Naturally the Clearance of ia Cretonnes, 40c. yd! Also special purchases of French and English Cre- tonnes, 31 and 36 inches wide A reduction record from across the ocean. 65c, 95¢ Yd. English Cretonnes, printed on good heavy cloth, recently imported. 55c Yd. Reduction in Double Width Cretonnes and printed linens. Made in England. $2.75, $3.50, $4.00 Yd. FIFTH FLOOR Hammock Clearance! _ The lowest hammock prices since 1914 are seen in this great Sale on the Fifth Floor. $13.95 “Oakwood” Hammocks, soft but- ton-tufted mattress makes it the last word in hammock ease. Re- duced to a very low price. Awnings and stands extra, $8.50 cach. $39.50 “Dogwood” Hammock, covered in striped duck; three reversible shions, tilted back rest; unusually deep seat; magazine pockets at both ends FIFTH FLOOR Table Linens Much Reduced $00 Table Cloths, Irish linen, Damask each, $3.75 750 Dozen Table Napkins, Damask, pure Irish linen, dozen, $5.95 1,000 yards Linen Lawn, pure Irish linen, 36 inches wide. yard, 95¢ SECOND FLOOR pure Clearance of Comfortables $8.50—$30 A great summer purchase for winter use! Coverings of silk mull, all silk and satin. Wool filling. SECOND FLOOR Lamps!Lamps! Clearance Solid Mahogany Lamps, table or junior sizes; com- plete with parchment. or glaze shades. $22.50 Wrought Iron Lamps, table sizes, antique polychrome finish; complete with vellum shades. $25 FIFTH FLOOR Music Lovers! An Exceptional Offer! $39 For this price it is possible to visit the Victrola Depart- ment and order: 1 Victrola IV, value $25 1 Case for Victrola IV 1 12-inch album and $5 worth of selected records of your own choice. SEVENTH FLOOR The World 1921 | Summe Is now on Sale at all World Offices and at Subway, Elevated stations and Newsstands or and Railroad by mail. PRICE 10 CENTS ——s r Resort Annual