The evening world. Newspaper, August 8, 1921, Page 17

EIT ccs sts Bi NNN se \ ‘ T HE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, AUGUST 8, 1921. WILD ANIMALS | Soldier Mis Peewattity Camp at SENT TO AFRICA MRSKILI, Aug. 8 a ret. KW FROM BRONX ZOO} ii ou iitauy, sere ete Scarcity of “Rare Beasts and Birds : Ae ite aw an Since War—Prices Up 40 4 slit At E Per Cent. |: Dr. W. 'T. Hornaday, director ot | the New York Zool Gardens, to-day said that all the great zoos of the world are wusy again col- fecting animals, and tt he, idea has taken firm root in Japan, where fourteen places have been opened in the last two years, The gardens in the Bronx are not only restocked, Dr. Hornada aid, but a helping hand has been lent to similar institutions in Bu. rope. Ho has even sent a ship- ment of animals to a zoo in Africa. All animal collections suffered greatly during the war, Before the war the Germans Apartments Furnished Comptete from $50 to $5,000 104TH ST. “LY STATION 7:50 100 AMUSEMENTS. wi RDENT ENE F b | Typical Winter Garden CENTURY (20.8% & CEST. Park Ww EVENINGS ONLY AT 81S COOLED HY TONS 01 THE LAST WALTZ, cLEANon SHUBERT "4. 4:0, W. of ty. brs, 8.20 MHENEMLY JUST MARRIED With VIVIAN MARTIN & LYNNE OVERMAN. ELTINGE THEATRE, Wo t2d St. Bye. 8.90. OPENS TO-NIGHT ¥ ALL-STAR IDLERS ¥ BIG TWO-ACT REVUE. | ALL LAMBS: hy William Morrissey." | PLAYERS ots, bre #.80. (Bry, PLAYHOUSE 4.0). "0, And "Sats [262 “THE TEASER” BELMONT ‘2st. 451. fof try. try « Bk uty Ensemble, AMUSEMENTS. eal SEATS NOW ON SALE. SELWYN, 6 re St. | RICHARD D CARLE : € RING B INNINGER ita WINONA WINTER JAY GOUL EVDS, AT 8.30. MATS, New York Hits | THE SKYLARK ssscaneue"s: with MARGUERITA SYLVA BOOTH 45th, W CHARLOTTE WALKER] guoes Wea, and of Diway, Fi BOR OE | had almost monopolized the wild 10.00 «150 § animal trade of the world. ‘The 15.00 “200 0R0SC a Gobpess competition has grown very keen 25.00 “300 and prices have increased upward of 40 per cont. pe oFeult UB So eee et OSCO Wed & Sat Rare and beautiful birds, Dr. | Hornaday said, are extremely high | priced due to the large incre in the number of private avi It is said 5,000 canaries were aboard a steamship recently ar- one, at San Francisco. FISHER BROS COLUMBUS AVENUE I BET. 103 2 & 104%" STREETS. Magnificent river scenery, large, beautifully equipped steamers, devoted exclusively to passenger service— the ideal route between New York and Albany DIRECT RAIL CONNECTIONS For all points North, East and West via AU through raul tickets bedwee Ulster & Derware Traine mee! hh Ec ware Traine moet Day Lit Coneection at Albany with New York Central and D. & H. Railroads. Music. Restaurant. DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME. Necessary repairs to steamer “Washington Irving’ the Bear Mountain, New sched one ‘Through service to Kingston’ Point « Desbrosses Sureet 9.00 A. B.. W. 42a “Youkers 1018 A. ML, for TPoushneepsie Also steamer leaves Desbrosana Strvet at 9,00 A 9.40 A. Yonkers 10.15 A. Mo for Kia 1900 AM 50 aM. Notices “The Saciday ureh will Dot be undays steamer * Steamers will permit: f clianga witkuut uoiice Hudson River Day Line Desbrosses Street Pier Tel Canal 9300 New York All service subject to SANDY HOOK ROUTE ATLANTIC CITY SPECIAL EXCURSIONS ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS— HIGHLAND BEACH SPECIAL EXCURSIONS DAYS, AUGUST 10th and 24th 2 A.M | Leave W. yain 4 Time Shown Qrey NEW JERSEY CENTRAL Dron S#tennboat Co (CONEY ISLAND Licketa are not goo eon tieket to or from puiuts Hon. DAMERS LEAVE 6 ” SasTeERN STANDARD TIME. FALCRIVER LC TINE E toBOSTON Splendid Steamere—Sp.sndid Severe ‘Or: faamer Leay. S30 Now Betterd Line Daily except, San Louvn Pier « HE Houston ‘St. 6 All Schedatve Deytizht Saving Time Jcsets a! Piere end (con. Tusket Oftcee EA “BOSTON Ce METROPOLITAN LINE ) THROUGH THE CAPE COD CANAL, i Tioston for Pur HUDSON NAVIGATION ‘COMPANY MIDDLETON S. BORLAND, and x JAMES A. EMERSON, Receivers, y v Non Daylight “Saving S. LINES Fare $i Atlantic Hirblands Str. Mandalay Lanven Battery Daily «9 mp 0. Mu con be teloph Cal) 4009 B Brookiyn Off.ce, ALL, AROUND XE 2.30 Lecturer qo SANDY BOOK AND TH MOCEAN, 1-30 J 4100 M a 230 Ste | Lil LITTLE THEATRE |, ,| The 1st Year sat at 2.30, GETTING } GERTIE'S | GARTER’ Wed. and 44TH S * ‘Continuous 11 A. M. to 11 P.M. EX RICKARD Presents DEMPSEY-CARPENTIER Official Ringside Motion Picture: howing At: ‘Shubert- Riviera ay and 97th St. Bronx Opera’ House, East (49th St; Shubert-Crescont, “Brooklyn, and c rooklyn, “ASTOR B55! THEATRE, West of Broadwar. | Produced by WILLIAM FOX Mats. Daily at 2.30 Nights8.30 in Advance, Reserved, I ally done—that tt te sure p most jaded move fan | —Evening World, Staged by EMMETT J. FLYNN, Central Theatre | Broadway and 47th St. Thunderclap “To aay theraswraga’t 9 full P | ts mil) The ts life.” Mail. Park Theatre | 59th St. & Col. Circle A VIRGIN PARADISE Temarkahle film through which | ailmmers the, white ‘taeiee of aa | Black Seas.” Telegram. nce had the time’ of LE) Deyn Te ane OT Nets. Saw Wee = GARRICK sth St, Hof Bix, Fw. & erty pits and Sat PASSES RY. RYFRMSHING COMHDY BY AL AL MILNE Directed by J. Seari Story by Hiram Percy Maxim, Be Fe ON Tote FRANZ MOLNAR 3 commpy Mo LIFE, VOL ADOLPH ZU {RI E From the Play by 30 Principals ae eee" Theatres Under Direction of Hugo Riesenfel dw, XPERIENC With Richard Barthelmess A GEORGE FITZMAURICE Production—A Paramount Picture NEWEST MACK SENNETT SOMEDY, I BROADWAY AT 49th ST. KOR Presents George V. Hobart 500 Actors GLORIA SWANSON in Elinor Glyn othe, Great M | Mars WED SAT 50¢ ts | ZIEGFELD HIT MARIN MILLER LEON ERROL'~ GLOBE- POR MAT. WED: SAL ZIEGFELD FOLLIES AL ER atk TWO LITTLE | success GIRLS IN BLUE oo LABERTY-POP MATSWEDZSAT © GEORGE WHITE’S} SCANDALS:. | Sa with ANN DENNINGTOM Woot bia ihe NICE PEOPLE RIHORE-NIG PoP Bo GAIETY, By & “ Mais Wed &s\ JOUN GOLDEN. Presen a BRESLGHTNN 63° ST. SHUFFLE ALONG y.¢ 10 its | Special Midnight Pertormoice Wed., 11.30 CARUSO” his admirers the world | over will appreciate the legacy of his wonderful \ persudlity- made possible by the motion picture. ih | CARUSO | in the only photopley in which he ever appeared MY cous HEE hy fai WAY QeE Se yea ALL THIS: WEEK 1 BE COG? \ DORCES ete | Ss: a MARK BROADWAY TRAND W. 47th St oN ee RAY “A MIDNIGHT BELL.” ‘ \ Aumerinan’ s CATARINA GUERRIERI CAPITOL, ‘eisai A Connecticu! Yankee” CONCERTS AND MUSIC | STADIUN vic aide a ea cONcER CARL 0 ‘MEMORIAL TONIGHT Italian Progrim Prices tbe-d0e-91, Ciccolini Tenor EUGENE. O'BRIEN i 1S as WCOTH LIVING’ ay. tayo a p [PARK ALEX] exuas Cae eaten a PALI MSSM SALT WATER BATHING. NOW THE FUNNY. PLAGE. Surt_and Pool Bathing. Na PRYOR’S BAND AFTERNOONS with PARENTS. CONEY ISLAND FREE RIDES nu FREE CIRCUS pm G G h 5 ‘ CHANE WiLBUn ¢ BROOKLYN r\ CHAS. RAY A MIONVGHT OE wets CHILDREN FREE WEEKDAY te) STARK: 1] SiN Sings and FOR SALE. anes aC oe DIAMONDS j WATCHES iH A . oN? Wyasee s] weektyiovem Daur iV «50% $1 Weel:'y twatumpaY DAT ER MALT SEND POP LOOK OF 6CMS ASTILE CONFIDENTIAL, oe Sia inwesntae watt MONI ON CREDIT NO DEPOSIT REQUIRED ) { B Egos enGE Renee PROPOSALS. _ ‘(eer iatormation ou application, | | $1.88 Venetian Stripe ‘Holla 29th Annual August Sale— Store Open 9 to 5 HEARN — STREET FOURTEENTH STREET Gatollubed 1627 WEST OF FIFTH AVE 1827 WEST OF FIFTH AVE, Sale Departments Include Blankets Tickings Pillow Cases Towelings Pillows Decorative Linens Flannels Curtains Quilts Muslins Linens Rugs Comfortables Sheets Towels Silverware For the greater convenience of customers we reprint in this condensed form majorit, of Hearn ofterin See t Selling. August Sale—Second Week Blankets $17.94 All Wool tla TP 7.44 $26.94 All Wool unten ve Wool Filling... 12.74 fort ni ar eer Handsamna “indian $48.94 and $47.94 Handsome Blankets (sold singly if i des S66 .94 Handsome All Wok ‘Blankets. 19.75 $10.95 and $11.95 Handsome Com~- fortable Blankets— eiderdown finish i v4 $22.94 Handsome All Wool, Blankets e 10.37 $19.94 and $21.94 ican Auto, Traveling, Steamer rst 0.88 door Blankets $4.97 Camp and hire Lote nish -20 47 ct. Crib Blankets. $1.27 Crib Blankets— ciderdown finish 84 84 ct. Crib Blanke! 44 $2.27 Crib Blankets— ciderdown fini . Sale 1.43 White Fabrics Long Clothe—36-inch—10 yd. pieces = 4. were $1.68 to 8 tt 8 to 8.75 36-Inch Ne ae yd. pieces— were $2.28 to $4. 1.88 0 3.78 18 et. 36-Inch Cambrics... . 124 18 ct. 36-Inch Nainsooks, 125 38 ct. 40-Inch Voil 20 60 ct. 40-Inch Organ: . 4 5 30 ct. 40-Inch Organdies 48 and 58 ct. 36-Inch White Novelty Fabrics. ; 30 ct. 36-Inch Novelties 25 ct. 36-Inch Linen Household Needs 77 ct. Corn Floor Brooms— size 6 $1.27 Aluminum Sauce Pane— 1, 115 and qt. vives 8 $2.23 Aluminum Tea Kettles 4 Seqt. size $1.27 Aluminum Colanders ‘o2 $1.44 Aluminum Convex Sauce Pot and Cover—6-qt. size. 1.0 $1.23 Coffee Mills with 1-Ib. glass canister top. 28 ct. Toasters....- $5.25 Carpet Sweepers a | 33 ct. Curtain Rods—extend 21 28 to 54 inches 5 é 29 44 ct. Other Styles Window Shades 60 ct. Opaque Shades— size 6x3 ft size 6x3 ft No mail or phone orders August Sale -2nd Week. Hearn Linens $5.95 Heavy Bleached Linen Dam- ask Pattern Cloths size 68x68 $6.00 Bleached Linen Dami Napkins -20-iucl: dow $2.75 69-inch Bleached and Silver Bleached Linen Damaske.. 1.92 Bleached Linen Damask Pattern Cie gaan... Aue Ox88--our reg. $8.50 5.91 70x106-—our reg. $9.95 7.16 Napkins < Shien dente “ Dor, 6.60 inen Damask Cloths Metal 1.00 22x22 295 Bleached H. S. Hate Satin Irish bing, Damask Sets Cloth, Ghx6s : 11.95 Bisachad H. S. Linen Damask Sets Cloth, 665x105 -dozen Napkins our reg. #26.00 19.50 97 ct. 70-inch Bleached Mercerized Damasks special. 6 $1.25 Bleached Mercerized Damask Lunch Cloths 58x58 O18 $8.95 22-inch Bleac hed Linen Nap- kins--hesvy quali 6.15 seailoped 4815.00 Special Towelings 20 ct. Union Linen Towelings, ar ton Sale, yd.. ° ct. Imported Cotton Glass ‘Check Towelings. Sale, yd. - 40 ct, All Linen Crash Towelings Sale, yd. 24 50 ct. Extra Heavy All Linen Crash Towelings Sale, yd. . 83 $3.24 65 Inches White Linen Sale, yd. §.O3 25 AUGUST SALE OF FURS CONTINUED 8 which bie rd in all Sunday jay’s Evening Journal or Globe for list of other items. August Salee—2nd Week Muslins—Sheets—Spreads Heavy Unbleached ete inches wide—were .11}4.... 4 Limit 80 Yds. No Mail or ‘Those ers. Extra Heavy Unbleached Muslin: —40 ins. wide—were .16.. Sale 93; No Mail or Phone Orders. 36-in. Bleached Muslins—soft finish —the cheapest we have sold this grade of muslin in about five years —was 124 yard— for this Sale... 9% Limit $0 Yds. No Mail or Phone ers. Sheets and Pillow C: Utica and Dwight Anchor. PILLOW CASES. 42x86—our reg. .45..... 45x86—our reg. .47 50x86—our reg. .54.. 64x36—our reg. .87...... SHEETS. 54x90 in.—-our reg. $1.87..Sale 63x90 in.—our reg. $1.49..Sale I 72x90 in.—our reg. $1.68..Sale 1.27 72x09 in.—our reg. $1.69..Sale 1.37 72x108 in,—our reg.81.84.Sale 1.54 $1190 in.—our reg. $1.84..Sale 1.37 90x99 in.—our reg. 82.14..Sale 1.74 90x108 in.—our reg.82.40.Sale 1.904 No Mail or Phone Orders. Special August Sale Reductions in Mamsuta and New Bedford Sheets and Cases—Extra Long Sheets to 108 in.; Pillow Cases to 40% in. No Mail or Phone above. Orders on the August Salea—-2nd Week Soaps 35 ct. Kirk’ . Juvenile Toilet Soap—3 cakes in bos. 8 ct. Cake Lifebuoy Soap— Sale 614 12 et. Cake Stanley's Nursery Castil Armour’s Fair Skin— were .80.. 50 ct. Box Kirk's Omnibus Toilet Soap—3 cakes in box... .Sale.3 25 ct. Box ‘Fancy Toilet Soap—s y' cakes in ales 17" Armout's, Kirk hte Box, 3 Cakes, Armour’ Stanley, fi Fancy Toilet Soaps.....Sale Cake yee Rose clyeun SOE. cc ceredeereens Sale & 15 ct. Bar Excello PeabnS) Big Bath Soap. . 84 10 ct. Cake Stanley’ 's Pine Tar Peerless Bath Soap..... Sale 615 7 ct. Hearn Borax Launde Soap........ "Sale 4 8 ct. Hearn Mottled Laundry BRR cocaine Sale 415 70 ct. Box Stanley 's Pompadour; Bouquet Toilet Soap—3 cakes in bor..... . Sale. 44 5 ct. Roll Bob White Toilet Paper vosesss Sale, 6 for 2O Bkscmssnt’ Clearances 18 ct. Black Rubber Dressing Combs ............. 8 36 ct. Ivory Tint Dressing Combs..... 25 Bathing Cape were .36 . were .46 to ‘64, were .96 and $1.23. Interesting Price Cuts in These Odd Lot of Georgette Blouses —were 82.95 to $5.97... 2.36 Batiste and Voile Blouses— while or combinations = were 82.04 to 83.37 2.17 Tuxedo Sweaters — plain and brushed wool revers—colors or- chid, peacock, honeydew a.nd other shades— were 84.24 MORNING SPECIALS—Today & Tomorrow Until 1 P. M. To prevent dealers buying, quantities restricted. No Mail or Telephone Orders. ain Women’s White Silk Hose. OSIERY—MAIN FLOOR auality—gemi-fashioned | $16.50 Travel Bags 12.97 20 inch TRAVEL. BAGS—THIRD ¥IDOR $1.64 Hand Bag Black Sik 4 some ha partments VERTHER GOODS-MAIN F100R. $2.94 and $3.96 Boys’ Washable Suits 1.93 Russian, Duteh and Sailor styles white with col trimmings stripes and plain colors—2% to ‘ 1.24 ire and \eather— Inside change com- | BOYS CLOTHING THIRD FLOOR. 74 and Madras—& to 1.26 | $2.19 to $2.65 Men's Overalis..... Rovs Morsrs—TIRD FIDOR $1.48 Girls’ Jumper Dresses 1.00 "Glaus burt om oxD FLoOl $1.83 Voule House Dreeses 1.36 pink 1 black : He an 0 24 ct. Men's 16 * i ysinnty $1.48 Bungalow Aprons 88 shirred or sash model-—rick rack a APRO! SHOOND FLOOR, 97 et, Lattle Tota’ 58 OND FLOOK 47 ct, Collars and Sets 34 Orange ewe white bie NECKWEAR MAIN FLOOR 45 et. Ribbons 32 | Moves ar + White, Black, COOFS ARONS MAIN FLOOR 87 et. Bers’ Umen Sunts 48 | wets. USpnvEaR MAIN FLOOR $2.25 Men's Shirts 1.50 | ; “\tals ies 51.16 Sheets |55 79 Full-Size Spreads. 175 Sweet-Orr Overalls and Coats— Brown, Blue or Blue Stripes—al! N's WORK CLOTHRS-Bas EMT, SIx00--(full siae)—leas than SHEUTS- DASEMBNT. Hommed._ (ringed and etna SEMENT. SPREADS Bai 38 ct. Unbleached Mushns .24 45 aid 48 inches wide MUSLINS-- BASEMENT. $1.97 Costume Serges sees DO i chal sponged and n. brown, bur= SILKS MAIN FLOOR Tet. Silk Mixed Pongees 35 inch- leading shades. WASIE PABIICS RASEMERT $5 ct. Crinkle Crepes 20 WASH PABLICS -B. T. ct. White Underwear Crepes 13 red. WHITH Goons MAIN® FLOOR 14 ct. Cotton Towelings. . . 2 $4.97 Silk Mull Comfortables 3.33 tora plain borders ed e COMPORTABLUS BASEMENT {1.94 and $23.94 Weol Fibre Rugs 15.88 ali RU THIRD FLOOR $2.87 Knives and Forks 1.57 CUTLERY MAIN PLDOR. + 48 ct Table Oil Clothe 33 Reversi ts wide—prin {HAly. DEFT “TIIRD FLOOR 95 et, Men’ 9 Otis Underwear . 57 balbriggan—iong or shirts single 4d drawers—«ll sizes MEN | NDPRWRAR-MAIN FLOOR $1.95 Long Silk Gloves 85 7 black, white, AVES MATIN FLOOR ae * a) ” tate are pers for Monday’s and Tuesday's i €? @ F Second Week Draperies Shedes, Etc. © Cutlery Soaps r 'm Clearance in ($29.70 and $94.74 Missee! Woot ly Froeks. 19.50 fomen’s Silk J. $5.94 and $6.94 te dys ‘amet Voile D Ruttioat Price Cuts in Coats bs Wraps Fer ‘Wome jsses—and extra sizes are (eataeea in the let Were. 084,74 to Oe 0 te 89.76 Silk Hosiery and riers o 27 He shoal 3 bil d 52 2.15 seen BD $2.17 Sille Knit Vests. 1.50 $3.77 Bloomers....... weeee BOR ei (Regen ‘ U $4.28 Satin tor: 2.85 $6.97 Odd Lot of Chemises. 8.9°F coe eee Peres 4.44 satsesy vig etary hae, Mlebes’ and Children’s Undermuslins $1.68 Misses’ Princess Slipe— 6 to 18 years. 97 ct. Misses’ 6 to 18 $3.96 Mi Sos eoumbaebts $1.38 Children’s One-Piece $1.46 Culaee by Ystdsss ee Nig 318% it Dresses—6 to Te years. rege .76 A *F Light Weight : ‘Corsets $3.00 and: $3.50 Coutil Corsets—19 to 90.. Brassierea and Band: * Clearances ' Boys’ Clothing’ °' Boys’ Washable Treusers—é to TV yrs.—were .75 to $1. Sh oy to 1.50 and yer Sone ney handle were §3.06.. “Rug ‘Glesramess Alex, Smith's Seamless Brussels Hartford Fine Velvet R ‘sai8 ft.—(note me pinata f Special 58.50 A tore— pri Ih. ....-Specal 34.50 8.3x10.6 ft F ic Special 32.97 Reversib! 1 Pie sais 1 Caer» Fine Seamed an a n Ruge—oxi2 3x) were $119.50 to $125.00. ‘Sa.50 Wool Fibre Carpeting—S¢-in. -were 88.97... eke saee 1.47 * Men’s Trousers Reduced for Clearance. ' White Flannel «oss. 5.96 White Stripe Pt $4.95 and $5.95—1 000 paire— eS Trousers.. RS 88 $7.97 and $8.50 Alle Trousers 6.35 Men's Palm Beach Suits $o Clear Many colors—broken sizes $14.50 Suits Mohair Suite—were Rain Coate— were $10.95 were $7.50 were $5.95... Dress Cottons At Midsummer Price 95 ct. Sille Mixed Novelties, 87 ct. Imported Shirting aaa