The evening world. Newspaper, September 19, 1921, Page 19

FAMILIES RESCUED Men, Women and Children Saved From Burning House— Police Tackle Mob, * Many tenants were front fire esca assisted down jes during a $1,000-tir« of the six-story building No. 64 Bast 4th Street, just off the Bowery, at 4.30 A, M. lay. Samuel Rocko! and wife, and Luigi Ehnigbant, wit and baby, were taken from the aixth floor balcony, and Solomon Periow, | wife und two children, and David} Sironcr, wife and three children were | taken from the roof, borhood was increased when several hundred derelicts from Cooper Square auired the entire reserve force from enements. The fire was first seen by Police- man Henry Harriss, who sent an alarm and started through the hous: 1o arouse the 100 occupants. were filled with smoke. He had gone only as far as the second floor w: hen| Engine Company No. 25 and Hook | and Ladder Truck No. 9 came. a line of hose they met tenants on their way down. “Men, women and| children, not knowing where the fire sight of the firemen, started back toward the roof, but finally most of ‘and down the ladders that had been raised. ——--— State Convention. Women prominent in Republican city politics will leave for Syracuse Wednes- day to participate in the deliberations of the State Convention, called for Tuesday and Friday to nominate a can- Gidate for Court of Appeals Judge and adopt a State platfor This will the first time women have assumed a definite role in a State Convention since their enfranchisement. iety for over 75 years has felied upon Gouraud’s Oriental Cream to keep the skin and complex- @1 ion in perfect condition {| through the stress of the season's activities. Send |5 ¢. for Triat Size Gouraud's Oriental, Cream AMUSEMENTS. EMPIRE °;¢ TO-MORW oi? SKINNER BLOOD **° SAND NEW AMSTERDAM WEST.42 St Eves. 615 MATS. WED.& SAT 50¢r$2 50.c8e ZIEGFELD HIT MARIN MILLER LEON ERROL' GLOHE-POP MATWEDs SAT ZIEGFE? © FOLLIES LAST 2 WEEKS IMUSIC BOX S. ¢ Mata \ Opening Postponed FIRST PERFORMANCE ON ANY STAGE EXT THURS., SEPT. 22 “MUSIC BOX REVUE” West (stu St. Evenings at 8.2 Matiness Wed nnd Sat 38” IRVING. BERLIN'S __ With MARY RYAN, HUDSON THEATRE 44th Street, near Broadway Mechon announces the MAN IN AT TENEMENT FIRE! in the hallway walis of the top flocr | Excitement in the congested neigh- | invaded the police lines, and it re-| the 5th Street station to keep them at | a safe distance from tha deserted | Halls | As firemen ran up the stairs with | was and becoming confused at the| them were diverted to fire escapes | Republican Women Going to the ne NAO AE EE RSE NT EE STEIN RI REE ES REE SSE re THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1921. 4a fn a Cycle of Her BIJOU ™™:.. THE DETOUR | Maxine Ellictt’s "}',"" Most 39th St. THEATRE, E.OF BY. | 8. Just Married Mats. BELMONT + “VIOLET HEMING 48th St. Thoe. Eve's.36. Mats Thurs. & Sat The Haunting Greenwich Vil MATINEES WED. my) . th Exs, §.80, Mats. Wed. & “Honors are Exes 850 Mate Thurs he Bewitehing ENTRAL LITTLE THEATRE , W. 4itn St Mars. “Wea REPUBLIC ™;* FAYENGE SATS 5 Helen bs ‘Bigs helian, in FIRST MATINEE SATURDAY. Hee MILLER'S THEATRE, W. 43a 9 Evees $.00, Mate, Thurs” & Sat, 2 “THE WHITE. HEADED BOY” NICKERBOCKER, 5 Weeks More Broadway and” 38th St. Hoes Hi Mats. Wel ASat.2.2 HENTEY W PHEDDY ' wey “BEST OF THEM ALL.—N. Y. Times YCEUM, West 45th Bt. Erce, at 6.13 5 Weeks 53 Mats. Thurs Syne Ine, BRU! Lae GAIETY . Wed. and Sat at 2.80 ME WHEEL fincyeee SAM ‘i HARRIS 24.8%, Bes re SIX CYLINDER LOVE With ERNEST TRUEX. MICERTY. AST 2 WEEK witht NEOPENNINGT GEO. M. COHAN, THEATRE. BARNEY BERNARD | Ac puLCY fits FONTANNE RIMORE- NICE PEOPLE=s Sosy évg930 THR SATIRICAL COMEDY DST, Mute Mall. bet Bip Cent. Pw 63° ST. Wiatiner’ satunDA SHUFFLE ‘ALONG ARTHUR AND OTHE 3880. ‘Hip MANHATTAN | | TH Jand Fon OPERA W. oath er Rialto Thea Ore LUMBIA. 2) Twice Daily Boren The Ist | AMUSEMENTS. __ GALA O P ENING SHUBERT VAUDEVILLE Surprise Engagement wiek SNty. FRANCES WHITE °** Sap Matinees Wed, and Sat DAV! With Effie Shannon—Augustin Duncan, AND ALL-STAR WONDER BILL Hin, Woof Hiway, Rvs. 8.90. |g J BOOTH win Weave ie bo LY Aires in THE GREEN GODDESS ee THEATRE, | ditt, Wot ed. & Sat.2.30, GREENWI H VILAGE EQUIESSD | SEATS AT BOX OFFICE. 1 Bw Hus. 8.90, Mate. | Wed. & Sat2.80 Eres HILARITY and MYSTERY 1 pen NIGHTCAP fam e § WORDS” NATIONAL Thea, WAL St. Bs 8.30, Mts. W Nora Bayes Thea., 44th, Woof By. Matinees Wed. and Sat, 2.20, With VIVIAN. MARTIN & LYNNE OVERMAN, « ELTON CASE i ih PLAYHOUSE ¥,° ‘vel and Sat PLYMOUTH ws" 0% § Marjorie Rambeau “i Nader FAVERSHAM,,; if , SILVER FOX | | Mats, Wed. | & Sat. 2.80 1081 RUBEN GHaysTaL HERNE Eves, “THE HERO” it th eiguanD nd OTTO KRUGER In ry EDWIN MILTON. ROVLE |LAUNCELOT ELAINE PEDRO de conpowa. a Ne = | Sf RIANA M HOUSE EWE RD, THREE MUSKETEERS Soloiste—80 SOMERSET MAUGHAM'S COMEDY 4 THE CIRCLE” withthe Best Cast tn America. Ichn D ew Mrs. Lele Carter Esvelle Winwood E nest Lawford Jchn Halliday. R bet Ren “el at the Selwyn Theatre 2.30, at tke Times Sq. Theatre WM. COUR ENAY and LOLA FISHER ‘n Roi Cooper Megrue's Bust Play Even’’ CARL LACMMLE Pre, sy ” Year WOO TUEAT |G Ta OST. "The Ultimete in Thevire Luxury CONTINUOUS TTA.M to MIDNIGHT ART. S0t- ane HT 50% HOLIDAYS) VAUDE VILLE | PHOTOPLAYS CHANGED MONDAY & 1dURSDAY 7 CONSTANCE BINNEY » “ROOM and BOARD’ DEAGON “A Telephone Tangle dala n BROS. MAI oe ris ne vant J UEEN of | CAPITOL oy HEBA podrome’ s Greatest Success’ w GEL TOGETHER A eG ALMPPODRONE we 8] ar. ban Hop PEEK-A-BOO With KELSO BROS, & QUIGLEY SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK MONDAY WONDERS MARIE PREVOST in‘MOONLISHT FOLLIES’ BROAD [= | | y | 1@ AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. | Sorbus TontenT AO CENTURY (fF 2 OST Fane S Kesh, Aa Wedd 2 THE LAST WALTZ THEATRE GUILD PRODUCTIONS - Ev. 8.30, 46th 8t.. W. of sat’ 430, | FULTON ‘ircinecs Wed. a SENN rd fh tenoatuienNe in | LIL. OM BEST SEATS AT BOX OFFICE, $2.90. SHE DYED HER SILK STOCKINGS TQ MATCH SKIRT Each package of “Diamond P| contains directions so simple any ;woman can dye or tint her worn, | shabby dresses, skirts, waists, coats, | stockings, swenters, coverings, dra-| peries, hangings, everything, even if) she has never dyed before, Buy} }“Diamond Dyes"—no other kind: then perfect home dyeing is sure be- cause Diamond Dyes are guaranteed | | not to spot, fade, streak, or run. Tell | |your druggist whether’ the material, you wish to die is wool or silk, or! whether it is linen, cotton or mixed goods,—Advt. prismatic spectacle.” ares rca, The News. With ELEANOR, PAINTER Two WEEKS’ ‘The tropical storm is the logical successor to the ‘sand storm of ‘The Garden of Allal the forest fire of ‘The Storm.’ Mechai Lingenuit Upwear dreamed of when the shipwreck and the chariet race in ‘Ben Hur’ were regarded as the eighth wonder of het world.” Woolcott, Times. Facts! = ABOUT THE “One Best Thriller” Lawren nce Reamer, Herat. “Gives worth while thrill. All around good time.” Beauvais For, Tritune. aco (Founded on the famous novel of the same name.) NOW AT THE, | | || ASTOS THEATRE 45th St. & B'y | Rvs, 8:30 HUMAN! FORCEFUL! DIFFERENT! As human as error, as gripping as feur, as tense as the silence of the night! Forces its way into your conscious- ness like the tap of a blind man’s stick. WILLIAM FOX Presents the Most Dramatic Film Story of the Generation :!|[“FOOT FALLS” Directed by Charles J. Brabin. This is not merelu a wonderful innovation in photoplay construction, {isa virid, unique and absorling interesting story, unfolded in a manner that will make your heart beat faster and set ypur pulses throbbing. P A RK THEATRE, Columbus Circle. Alan Dale, American, “A treat— gorgeous sight ONE YEAR 4 ACTS | IN LONDON 12 BIG SCENES HUDSON RIVER BY DAY LIGHT, | The Ideal Route Between | | NEW YORK and ALBANY MAGNIFICENT RIVER SCENERY. LARGE, BEAUTIFULLY EQUIPPED STEAMERS, MUSIC, KESTAURANT. Daylight Saving Time, All Service Sub- | sect to" Change Without Noth all | veer | Scenario by Wilbur Daniel Steele. agp iitidaon’ awe SUreUt All seats reserved, Mats. 2.30. Ev. tT West Point alanis Sunday), 1New- +Poughkeepsie, Kingston” Point, |) Hudson and ‘Albany On suturday Afternoon, Sept for tRear Mounta burgh and return. Sept. 2%, steame leaves ~ Desprosses A.M. for tBear Mountain, and thoughkeepsie, 1A return steamer same day from ponte —ONE CONCLUSION From Every Spectator —ONE OPINION SUPERB! A PICTURE FOR ALL CHILDREN FROM SIX TO SIXTY Mary Pickford in her special film production “Little Lord Fauntleroy” From the Novel by Frances Hodgson Burnett All through York and Alban: Connection at . eM. bats Canal 9300. HudsonT River ay ine | DESBROSSES SI. PIER, NEW YORK. | New WAX SRE= Alban Ti Troy $6.00 Round Trip. | “There is pathos, romance and fun in ‘Little Lord Fauntleroy’ and a pro- tracted run for the film is assured” — Telegram. APOLL ot time) ALBANY to all West. Phone Canal Express Freight Autos Carried HUDSON NAVIGATION GUMPANY || THEATRE WEST 42d STREET _l| Two Performances Daily, 2.30-8.30. In- AMPS A EMERSON. Wesmavera. | cluding Sunday. ALL SEATS RESERVED. npg eae cxereecnerommers aa STON Press and Public Enthusiastically Unite elas in Overwhelming Praise of METROPOL TAN NE DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS ) ALEXANDRE DUMAS’ “THE THREE MUSKETEERS” Retains All the Brilliance, Wit and Movement of the Stoty % THEATRE, West 42d Street. | —L ¥ R i Ci iuiceDallys Gh 30-8. 30, Inc. Sunday ' Second Phenomenal Week] of D. W. GRIFFITH’S 9.80, "10.30". Mi Sunday, as and 4.5 4 3 Ee NG YACHTS Supreme Achievement SIGH, oF $ Au ae aa ps Ty Sandy Hook ANDTHE OURAN 140 © Me _FOR SALE. _ DIA MONDS WATCHES “Way Down East” With ay Gish and Richard Barthelmess World renown und acc! aim have come to this spectacular teeny fa rh lrama of New England life because it completely eclipses iy photo drama in yeurs, Never has the Strand resounded t Oe WRweeniy tice Tinisiastie applause and. such spontaneous cheering. te such SEND POR 200K OF GEMS Rretcden tel quccemebechlian- ta tiradaniant merce the seem HE Ey aRSAnO riumph'of the motion Es rnroe as art and entertainment DI 1374 BRC AD’ STRAND SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA | 2 coor MARK Broadway at 47th Street | | T RA N “A Netionai lastitution” | aie | Direction JOS, PLUNKETT. HES-DIAM zs ee CREDIT ONDS 2 m0" AND DF KENT! *TAANSACTIONS CON Cenr RIVOLI ™ RIALTO fyvereg4 rast: Ree eae area area et ea CECIL B. De MILLE'S Bally Ward we co pHOne_AGENT CA Teams GHER & SHEAN, ” ‘ ‘i NW The AMfats Of AAatO’” sc) cae ones ERIC T0-DAY MATINEE. SRILLIANT 9-ACT BILL, Wabiued, UlAmUINLS, At CY NO DEPOSI1 REQU Herpes Amoruicak Al) Gyaie Gu vay CREDO kD orarount ficture RITERION [heG, jofor BUSINESS PROPERTY TO’LET. Courident Write, phone oF Wo Reartine Pore anon El.-Eli Prologue —Buster Keaton | | 2,800 SQ. FT. OF OFFICE SPACE, faiicas olayonn, sarc Gah @ROOKLYN | 217 BROADWAY, ROOM 210, (DIAMONDS «” CREDIT) WwW. Griffith's tor rent, in whole or in part AYCHES AND FINE JEWELRY “WAY hoe Liner Toma Bent VALUES ne lg Sa DOW by sub-lease, with renewal YAL ATEN 8 RANI) EAST" |option; sub-divided by par Ss warct set ND AND Fina ween’ “=| titions; telephone switch DIAMONDS one | Famed Mark Strand Urchestra board, three trunk lines; NO DEPOSIT wie ony Now Playing. VAGLE-DIA-WATCH CO., 87 Maide }complete set of office furni STARK mal atar Futon = ture and equipment for sale DIALCNOS amas Now A WHIRL OF GIRLS | Phone Barclay 8886, OLD KIGIN WATCH, 34, ab BVERY SUNDAY: 2810 CONOKETOMS |, \i4 Ky Goi, MormosOneradi. o'W, Ge a | - STORE HOURS, 9 TO 5.30 AEARN FOURTEENTH STREET Established 1827 WEST OF FIFTH AVE 19th GREAT FALL SALE Every Item Features a Worth-while Saving * convenience of customers we reprint in this condensed form offerings which appeared in Sunday papers for Monday's Following Specials for Both Today and Tomorrow We $5.94 Girls’ Rain Coats 8 to 14 ] years 4.95 | $1.94 Girls’ Tub Dresses 1.37 $16.73 and $21.73 Women's | Tricotine Dresses $9.73 and $£2.73 Mis: and Serge Frocks.. 7. $24.73 and $29.73 Crepe de Chine and Silk Jersey Dresses sizes 36 to 44 -18.77 | $26.74 Women's Extra Size Silk | Dresses | sizes 42") to 52" 19.50 $35.73 Fox Scarfs... 22.00 $185.00 Fur Coats 127.00 | | $165.00 Near Seal Coats... .98.75 | | $39.73 Mink Neck Pieces. ..29,50 | $37.73 Women's Suits $14.97 and $15.97 Women’s Skim: to 40 waist 11,00 $1.18 Women’s Extra Size Petticoats 83 $1.28 and $1.48 Silk | Cae Wa econ risen 85 $2.48 Silk Chemises 1.55 $27.73 Women's Coats | sizes Mb to 18 18.77 | $29.73 and $34.73 Women's | Coats sizes 36 to 48 22.95 | $49.73 Women’s Extra Size Coats ‘ ‘ 34.75 $5.00 Brocaded Corsets......2.77 $2.50 Coutil Corsets el | A | | $2.28 Envelope Chemises 1.65 | $1.28 Night Dresses 82 | $1.38 Children’s One-Piece Pajamas + to 14 yrs 85 £4.97 Little Tots’ Serge i Dresses to 6 years 3.30 | $1.97 Little Tots’ Wash Dresses to ti years 1.10 $4.97 Little Tots’ Corduroy Coats to 4 yeurs 3.85 $1.28 Babies’ 6 month ‘ .84 | 1.25 Bal Fine Shirts ee to rs .94 | 50 and $8.50 Trimmed | area . 4.44 | $1348 Bungalow Aprons. . 90 78 ct. Boys’ Blouses "i to 1s Reate A 55 09 Boys’ Overalls Stiner ato 8 years 87 50 Boys’ Suits Simian 8.50 | $10.50 Boys’ Corduroy Suits | sto 17 years 7.75 94 Junior Boys’ Suits 7 to 10 year 4.17 $1.00 White Chiffon Voiles fO-ineh width 83 eal Goodwear Nainsook ent aa yds. in piece. 2,97 daintiest blouses, these Fall Sale The male $2.27. Voile end valuc Blouses einihroi and filet 1.65 dery, fine tucks, val $4.94 Silk Blouses Georgette crepe tailoted or lace trimmed 3,50. MORNING ind crepe de ehine reserve privilege of limiting quanti | $2.68 Men's Wear Serges 54-inch—all wool 1.42 $3.97 Broadcloths | S4-inch all wool 2.42 | $3.38 Tricotines- 54-inch all wdol 2.20 | $1.97 Prunellas— 42-inch--all wool 1.37 $6.65 Extra Size Silk Petti- coats © 4.95 52 ct. New Ribbons 38 | $2.45 Charmuese t0-inch ... 1.71 $3.45 Canton Crepe 40-in. 2.58 $2.35 Untrimmed Velvet Hats 1.65 $2.95 Ostrich Bands 1.95 94 ct. Flannelette Sacques sizes BH and 46 .79 $1.94 Flannelette Kimonos 1,50 | $1.37 Yard-Wide Lining Satins 1.07 25 ct. Box of Stationery At 97 ct. Emb’d Organdies 42 30 ct. Striped Seersucker Ginghams 15 $6.75 Marabou Capes 4.85 49 ct. Val. Laces 12 yds .33 1214 ct. White Embroideries 9 24 ct. Men's Handkerchiefs... .18 $1.97 Women’s Silk Hosiery. .1,10 $2.94 Glove Silk Vests 2.20 $1.95 Men's All Silk Nosiery 1.44 Children’s Mercerized Hosiery slightly irregular- seconds of Boe quality .23 | Women’s Union Suits Regular size- were .87 .70 Lixtra sizes—were .97 a7 $1.17 Boys’ Union Suits 88 $1.48 Men's Domet Night Shirts 94 $2.25 Men's Flannel Shirts sizes 1h to 18 1.55 $1.95 Men's Fine Woven Meds rts ene eK $1.95 Men's Domet Pajamas 1.22 $1.35 Men's Medium Weight Underwear 83 95 ct. Men's Winter Under- wear .70 Beye! Capa. 74 $2.19 Men's Sweet-Orr Overalls 1.55 $1.09 Men's Work Shirts 83 2.95 to $3.50 Men's Sweet-Orv Pants 2.44 $1.27 Aluminum Percolators 1}, quart size 88 the gayest new sweaters s memorable $8.24 Women's Wool Sweaters + coat Pukedo style plain and faney ves or buff, and rows henna, gray. black, navy 6,00 $4.94 Brughed Wool Scarfs SPECIALS On Sale Today and Tom arrow Until 1 P. M To p t s bu w, quantities r 1 »M vi re Orders. 14 ct. Women's Handkerchiels 1015 et. Cotton Dish Toweling n 1 i Se ay re ye 37 ct. Oval Willow Clothes Baskets .73 $5.97 Blankets 3.64) v 1D RIGOR BAT AN YaUBLY OF 3A 27 et. Women’s Seamed Back 0 WLANKEDS—HASEMENT Cotton Hore 21 25 et. Outing Flannel. 12'y i Vink rips | HOSTEILY. MAIN) FLOOR SE eae PASEAIRNT 94 ct. Men's Otis Baibrigean 57 et. Silk Mixed Pongces 27 | Underwear : 50 WASHL OF WASHMENT awers-—of 1 38 ct. Printed Madras 22) ie ose AI MAIN FLOOR ; roca hades 15 ef and $113 Mens Fine WASH GOOD: BASEMENT Neckwors 7 $1 oT Costume Dress Serges 124 4 os, Dita Wun MAIN FLDOR 40 ct, White Novelty | 28 | gp07 Litt T i wi Ite ‘Gout 20K 28 et. Cotton Huck owels 16! ‘ ‘ mmed a atin) Te. Macrae Curtain ng 4° TOWELS MAIN FLOOR t cderewaetached Aauree aig Mit apie Soreads MAT ees peal Tate Aavi | Seo Page 8 for Other Hearn Advertising Standard Quality Sheets and Pillow Cases | 54x90 Sheets—were .92.... .79 | 64x90 Sheets—were $1.06 64 90x00 Sheets —were $1.47....1.14 90x99 Sheets—were 81.79 1.24 | 42x86 Pillow Cases—were 82 24 | 45x36 Pillow Cases—were 34 .28 | 66 ct. Bleached Sheeting 44 | 16 ct, Bleached Muslins- 36 in... 10% 12% ct. Unbleached } Musline— 36-inch 9M 24 et. Ticking (no 19 37% ct. Cheese Cloth--36 in. 2% $1.69 Crochet Spreads 1.24 $3.69 Bed Spreads 2.69 | $4.98 Marseilles Spreads... 3.67 | $5.98 Marseilles Spreads 4.37 67 ct. Figured Burlaps 37 $26.50 and $28.80 Velour Por- | tieres 19.88 67 ct. Madr 36 | $17.97 Brussels Ru, | eit ft. ane Ge .. 11.88 8 ct. Hearn’s Blue Mottled Laun- dry Soaps—7 ct. Mearn’s Borax | Laundry Soap.... 4% | $6.27 and $6.97 Sateen Com- | “fortables 4.92 | $3.27 Silkoline Comfortables 2.23 35 ct. Domet— 27 inch.. All | $15.94 All-Wool Blankets... .6.44 $3.47 WI Dress Linens - ) 90 ineh ; 2.40 | 46 ct. Crash Toweling; yd.. .283¢ 48 ct. Turkish Towels 32 68 ct. Union Linen Towels... .45 $5.95 Luncheon Set 4.40 Feather Pillows— | 20x28 reg. 81.67.........-1.22 | Bax28-—reg. $2.07 -1.53 $1.17 Stamped Pillow Cases— 42 and 45 inches rey 94 ct. Fibre Silk Knitting Worsted 4 or. hank, similar to art wool $2.97 All Linen Double Dares 70 inch .! $1.48 Hemmed Cloths — cotton--pure white. $7.27 Silk Umbrella $2.50 Silver Plated Tablespoons d Dinner Forks. ... : 87 Steel Dinner Knives and Forka—set of six knives and six. fork | 50 et. Novelty Jewelry. . $2.94 Hand Bags $16.50 Cowhide Traveling Bags —18 ineh 10 ct. Dust Caps Muslin Neck Bands — sizes 124% to 17-3 for .10-—each. +“, @ | 28 et. Stitching Braid— 12-yard piece money (| 12 to 28 ct. Novelty and Pearl Buttons : 7 $1.74 Black Silk Braided Girdles $3.50 Children’s Shoes—bluck and tan sizes 6 to 11 (8 to 6 seeeeeess 2,30 | Winter Draperies Novelty Cretonnes $17.97 Mercerized Madras Por." tieres 1.97 $48.00 Handsome Velour Por- tieres -00 $1.48 Imported Scotch Madras .95 $2.97 and $3.50 Imported Sunfast Draperies 1.97 57 ct. and 67 ct. New Cretonnes —26 inches wide -36 Marie Antoinette Curtains... 6.88 Others, that were $12 9.97 $2.75 and $3.25 Madras Cur- Rugs From the $4,000,000 Auction Pur- chase from Alex. Smith & Sons, Continue to Sell Rapidly. Extra Heavy Seamless Worsted Wilton Velvets ext? 68.50 27x54 6.47 3,000 Small Rugs Ikx36 to 26x03 Axminsters— . 2.67 to 5.97 . 2Ix54 Brussels 1. Be Wilton Velvets . 5 5.4) 27x54 Velvets tee 366 Seamless Tapestry Ruge— 6x9 12.97 7.6x8 16.44 5.3x106.19,94 9x12 22.50 LLGat2 of Seamless Axminsters— ox 21,50 4.3x10.6..32,97 7659. 26.50 9 x12....34.50 Seamless Velvet Rugs— fxg 3.88 8.5105 21.44 9x12 # Extra Haney Seainless Axminsters— 12.51.74 4.8x10.6...48,.50 Women’s Dresses of Jacquard Canton Crepe—were 844.73 and 349.78 36.50 Negligees and Room Robes Changeable Satin Breakfast Robes sn 7.78 t Robes of Cordurey— nt 4.75 p of Exquisite Negligees— 50 Breakf ere $18. Women's aire Size Suits— were S42. . 32.50 50-Inch All- Wool Velour — 1 ppecial, Yard, 2.58