The evening world. Newspaper, August 22, 1921, Page 9

OLD SOL FORCES DR. SAWYER BACK TO PLAIN CLOTHES President's Physician Gives Up His Military Trappings to Keep Cool. » Aug. Brig. . D. uniform has . The President's physician has dropped back into the attire of the Marion doctor, which hase a collar and {reer waistband. Vour years in West Point and lower service on the border and in Panama equip an ny officer for enduring two in of stift n band on a Wy pmier day. r or so in rance h of them how to sub mit to the restraining influence of the Sam Browne belt when sitting down Dr. Sawyer has appeared in mufti for the first {ime since iniform, whieh he did able delay; and for ime since he got his star happy Brigadier General. 15 GAVE $150 FOR JOBS: BUT GOT NO EMPLOYMENT. Sollur Causes Arrest of Arab on Larceny Charge, emplainant m f fort to supply them ‘with work. Sarieh was charged with grand larceny. THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, )SMITHS LEAD ALL FAMILIES IN N. Y. INCOME TAX LIST With 7,500 TI | and Jones Clans To- gether. | vy Surpass Browi| The Smiths are rar in the majority , on the State Income Tax list, sur- |passing in number the Brown and | Jones famii | vision of th: he filing di ring 1,000 or mor Smith .. i Brown . Miller Harris. Johnson Morris Ward . Scott ish If a gale turns Storm Hero inside out simply pull it back again. A new frame if the wind breaks fr MILtAR BROS. & CO, ianuracturers,, NEW YORK. Bt rmpfero ‘Without Is Trade Mack, ATE_ PRICES; century, LOFT Swee' ship. We have the proud disti: take candy from the cla: v PENNY A_ POUND Zo eT Tae: Maan Quality—Price ORE THAN FIFTY YEARS AGO, LOFT BLAZED THE TRAIL WITH QUALITY CANDY AND MODER- FROM PIONEERS WE BECAME LEADERS, and during a period of more than half a f luxuries and make it a frequent itor into homes of modest income. to-day the standard of excellence in the candy world, and we can say to the candy buying public that there is no confec- tionery manufacturing establishment in the world that goes to more pains and expense to safeguard the quality and LOFT CANDY stands insure the absolute purity of its product than LOFT, Inc. For the analysis of all ingredien’ we maintain one of the most in New York City. ts entering into candy making. modern equipped Laboratories It is always open to the public, and VISI. - ORS ARE ALWAYS WELCOME. Here ts the list of names num- Special for Tuesday, August 23rd OLD FASHIONED MOLASSES BARS: Just Pure Old Fashion golden Molasses Candy. Our regular 34c goods. Cc POUND BOX, Special Assorted Chocolates POUND BOX We Also Offer MILK CHOCOLATE THREE WAYS: Maple Sugar Cream, H. Nougat, and Caramel. : 4. Our regular 69¢c goods, ' POUND 64¢ [Midget Stick Canty 0 favors aaoetendonsn econ te eede eatery you spent for heat, an Electric Fan for Oth Street & Broadway For sels alo by pour Ee Have you ever figured out what it casts you? Perhaps not but even if you did, you'd still feel satished that the money a thousand other things was well worth the price in every instance. Complete your comfort this summer by providing and at the office. It’ Chelhited Electric Shops o Tat Unireo Exectric Lice & Powze Co. 130 East 15th Street boeal Evectrical Dealer eet bedding, chairs and every room at home 3 money well spent, Sesieeioe_beenroatoctontpezontoninstoetesgentpn” sreteegessensesioeteesealontoetoes oespondeetoetoestenge reg scores — 146th Street & Broad —— -dnaioseetosietrni Broadway at Ninth Street New York Business Hours-- 9 to 5. Telephone Stuyvesant 4700 The Fall Sports Suit | at its Best---$45 | | IN THE WOMEN’S SALON | | A sport suit is of prime importance m the autumn wardrobe for town or country wear or for the late vacation in the mountains and is never smarter than when it is as severe as the mannishly tailored costume of closely woven tweed in Deep Blue—Brown—Gray The,utter simplicity of the model Mitel out strikingly the perfect details such as the irreproachable shoulders — the interesting ets—the stunning back, developed from a man’s sport coat—the bound button-hole and a dozen other clever touches workmanship. All are attractively lined in silk, For instance Moleskin Coats Wraps, Dolmans $375 for a 45-inch wrap or dolman — straightline_ models -- with self Tuxedo shawl or monk collar—mandarin or cuff sleeves. $450 for a 45-inch wrap and fancy coat, some bloused backs or cape backs—Tuxedo collars of self, squirrel, Kolinsky or platinum caracul. $595 for 45-inch, belted wraps mandarin sleeves —cuffs, collars and side pane's border of taupe OX. Alaska Seal Coats S. Govt. stamped skins.) Dolmans and Wraps 5 for a 40-inch coat—full as well as the beauty of the | tailoring that characterizes it. “Second Floor, Old Bullding | Just 4 days more of the August Fur Sale Away they'll fly before you know it! Fur Coats at half 1920 prices Did you realize that? And what is more—these coats are fashioned after the smartest new Fall models we could) tind and each one is distinguished b; have received the cachet ‘of those who know. Each coat bears the Wanamaker label—certifying as| to the serviceable quality of the fur and excellence of the Fashion notes that | flare models, large siaw! collars. $425 for a 45-inch coat—full flare models—large shawl collar. A drop in Silk Parasols For Sun or Rain At $3—were $5.50 Taffeta silk in purple or navy blue, small size for sun and rain, with black handles and white bakalite rings, At $7.86—were $9 Tape edge taffeta silk, with wood handles and smart leather trimmings, amber rib- tips, in navy blue and brown, At $7.85 Tape edged taffeta, wood | sticks all the way through amber handles with leather straps, amber stub-ends and rib tips or ring handles, stub- ends and rib-tips of white bak- alite. In navy blue, brown, met, purple und green p ere $9.75 and $10.75. Malin Floor, Old Building | French Voile Blouses, $2.35 Two models—one _ illus- trated—made by hand of French voile, trimmed with hand-drawn work and hand | blocking. The tailored sim- plicity of its collar makes it $695 for a 45-inch wrap— pleated shawl collar—wide cuff —atraightline model. Hudson Seal Coats Dyed Muskrat) $235 for a 36-inch cout —self trimmed or with skunk collars and cuffs. 295 for a 40-inch coat—self trimmed or with skunk or beaver collars and cuffs. $595 for a 45-inch coat—flare or airaigh tine model—with collar and cuffs of Kolinsky, squirrel, skunk, beaver or self trimmed. Second Floor, Old Buliding Buy Furniture NOW and save 10 to 50% or Buy furniture later and pay full regular prices It is up to each individual to decide this ques- tion-—an important one in every family that may require furniture during the next six ropthe, The August Sale Ends August 31 and then the prices on go back to normal. our entire furniture stock This means: there are only 7 days in which to save the 10 to 50 per cent. there are only 7 days in which you may choose from perhaps the greatest stock of furniture of its kind in the country ut prices mostly 1-4, 1-3 and 1-2 less than the regular fair prices for equal grades, Fair Warning! Think over the question asked at the head of this announcement and thing to do, decide what is the best Fourth, Fifth and Sixth Galleries, New Buliding. DOWNSTAIRS STORE ———$——_—____ | a very smart blouse to wear | with the sweater or coat } suit. i At $5 Five exquisite models ; With graceful and becoming ; Tuxedo or roll collars that fit beautifully over the collar of the tailleur, Fas ioned entirely by hand_ of French voile of a very fine quality. They are very ef- fectively and very tastefully trimmed with wide bands of hand made Filet lace, nar- row edging and charming de- | signs developed in hand- | drawn work and hand block- ing. | Sizes 34 to 44. Second Floor, Old Building Knitted Golfing Suits from England In the English Shop Just out of the box-s. Fashioned of soft wool they have a touch of British infor mality in their easy lines and su an air of sure to ¢ career among Two il giv m that narrow shouldered look while at the same time permit to wearer of om of motion The effect of box pleats t tained by elternating th sweater weave with a clos ‘ The skirt has double en hem line and adjustable elastic belt. All sport colors -putty, jade white, blue, heather or coral Second Floor, Old Building A maker of fine Waists goes out of business of many kinds—in suit shades, exactly rig for Autumn wear. And we can offer $5 to $15 Silk Blouses | $ «$3.95 | e This is quite extraordinary. The manufacturer in question has gone out of the waist business, and these waists were his stock on hand. Fine Silk Waists There are richly embroidered Canton * crepes, Lovely beaded Georgettes. Braided Georgettes, Canton crepes, with eyelet embroidery. | ‘els of crepe de chine. | Tailored m Waists w And a fe models, wit Suit shad please most to wear wil who prefer | The quantity is close ta The sizes good models in flesh ith real filet trimming w tricolette blouses in Tuxedo h astrachan trimming es predominate i fact that will women who want new waist h new suits. ‘There are several and white for those them. on are chiefly 86 to 44 Downsta plore, Old 9 AUGUST 22, 1921, aX 60 ANGELUS Player- Pianos | | | | 9 # Jt is not big type and big talk i in the newspapers—but the quality, fashion and fair price of the goods in the store which make value and give lasting satisfaction. Formerly A. ‘I’. Stewart & Co. Sih t Savin f $225 to $310 i 9g ° First on Sale Tuesday A special purchase that comes about through the re- organization of Wileox & White, inventors and makers for many years of the celebrated Angelus player. The Angelus, it is generally known, is the pioneer piano player, and the thousands that we have sold have given reat satisfaction and have brought happiness into the Gotie wherever they have gone. These Angelus pianos have all the exclusive nA 3 expression de: » includ- ing the phrasing lever and the melodant. These Angelus pianos are to be offered beginning Tuesday At prices never before offered even before the war Sale Price Regular Price Saving 11 Angelus Pianos... .$495 $ 775 4 Angelus Pianos.... 510 $ 775 66 15 Angelus Pianos.... 540 $ 850 $310 15 Angelus Pianos.... 615 $ 900 $285 5 Bradbury Angelus Pianos 875 $1100 $22 Name your own terms within reason and the player piano will come into your home immediately. PIANO SALONS—First Gallery, New Bidg. Eight Special Groups ° rien ORIE ITAL R GS ‘ | writes—: | N U | Cheruit collection eminently }! added to the August Sale good. All skirts medium || on length. ‘Tailored suits, jack- Note the exceptional prices offered—a 6x9 ft. Chinese ets loose, three quarter hood |! rug for $95; a fine Persian Sarouk about 5x3! ft. for $125; J effects in collars; favorite 1/a Turkish all-wool rug, 7.8x5.5 ft. for $89; a hall strip for materials plain and ribbed [| $75; a small rug, 3x4 ft. for $24.50--the lots ought to walk velours de laine, broadcloth. || out in a day at these prices. | Afternoon dresses, much eo broadcloth, velvet plush, Lot No. 1. | LOT No. 6 many trimmings cire rib - . 7 - bon; braid narrow, pelerine Small size rugs Persian Sarouk sugs effects, low waistline. Most Sx4 [t. to 8x6 ft. Average size, 6.1 ft. x 3.4 ft. skirts gracefully draped $24.50 to $32.50 $125 j left side, Evening gowns for $49 to $56 gradi longer skirts; profusion ont Sees for $150 to $195 grades tulle, vivid fancy metallic tissues, flowered trimmings. [j) LOT NO. 2. | LOT No. 6. 2.6 ft. to 3.6 ft. wide by Persian Saronk rugs 9 ft. to 20 ft. long Average size, 6.8 {t. x 4.3 ft, | Silk Shawls frem France Silk shawls proved to be very popular with many French wom- | en who attended the races this! season, and s@ice their debut in | this country they have become equally popular with American | women, We Paris sume de i in black, eloborately embroid have end crepe de chine 2 yds, square | ered in black; white embroid cred in white; and white em-| broidered in black. Deep Span- | imin {rin y trims these | shawls. 5 and $195. Other imported shawls of | white habutai silk 1!4 yd. | syuare yds, square —at-| tractively embroidered in floral | and trimmed with heavy | at $8.50 to $100, $25 there area few all black | ' ehawls, i Princess Slips of radium, $8.95 color smartly trim the neck, When worn with one of the | sleeves and front of this charming mart, new blouses which come frock and form the narrow sash to the bottom of the skirt-line | girdle. these dainty slips of adium silk} Navy blue with gray; navy complete the Phey are prettily trimmed with stitehed easing, heroetitehing costume, bbon, and are suitable for firg i gray, brown, navy, flesh and white Third Floor, Old Buliding. the waist is These new, low prices on very fine Bed Sheets : It is only fair to tell you that there is a shortage of GOOD sheets at the present time. ust received from|be considerably higher than these sale prices. shawls of | ities, these—free from dressing. The sizes are before hem- ming. 54x 90 inches 63 x 90 inches 63 x 99 inches 63 x 108 inches. . 90 inches . 12x 12% 81x 01x 89 x 99 inches 90 inches 99 inches 99 inches Attractive Fall Frocks 1 For Miss 14 to 20 frock Third Floor, Old Building | has been carefully tailored of a very fine Poiret twill. The The the Jong, fashion fea lowered full blue with tan; navy blue with jtangarine; black with black. $49.50. $75 to $175 for $100 to $275 grades Turkish rugs — | all wool 7.8 ft. x 5.6 ft. to 8.3 ft. x 6.8 ft. $89 to $98 for $175 to $225 grades slee tues greatly favored by Paris dressmakers. Black cire braid ‘grain ribbon of a contrasting an | LOT No. 3, Kazak rugs—an- tique and modern 6x4.10 ft. to 8.9x5 ft. $69 \ for $125 to $176 grades LOT No. 4. 6x9 ft. to | i} Third Gallery, New Bullding $1.25 | Pillow : » | 42x36 inches D 'y inches 1.50 inches 1,65 1.65 | 1.85 2.00 illustrated wajatline and are two and gros- “Mimi” ’ the litt'e frock with adjusted. hons that has been so popular this year—has been reproduced in a'l wool jersey, and is being presented for the first time in | the rib- 4 at Wanamaker's LOT No. 7. Persian rugs, including Muskabod, Arak, Mahal and Gorevan 11x7 ft. to 12.5 ft. x 10.1 ft. $125 to $187 for $250 to $375 grades LOT No. 8. Room size Chinese rugs ' $95 to $195 for $165 to $375 grades Replacement prices will New York in the Misses’ Salons Navy blue with gray; brown with brown; beaver with na blue; henna with navy blue. Second Floor, Od Buliding, $175 for $250 to $325 grades 9x12 ft. ‘ine qual- cases $25, 3] Tenth Street }