The evening world. Newspaper, October 5, 1921, Page 9

j THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1991, GEN. DU PONT WELL, | HARRIMAN WANTS 3 JOBS. | MARSHALL SEES HARDING. (/_ ————= ——— — LEAVES COLORADO retistons commerce Chamber tor| wasinnatos, oct N, Oct. 6.—Former Ty; sf , a — flieW Co SH is Diveetoraten: livicg praddsat Thomas BR. Marshall Things Dec idedly ger to Take Seat in Senate) was TON, Oct 6 Averitt | called at the White Hot terday to ; Fi Months A ted to the Interst | Inctdenfally he had a chance to meet ive Months Ago. | fommission yesterday for permis-| his auccessor and the members of the COLORADO SPRINGS, Oct 6.—| SOM to retain t ace asa director of | Upinet, as they vere going into the. Gen. T. Coloman du Pont and w ine venta a AlEotoet ae {he | regular Tuesday session as Mr, Mar left yesterday for their home in Wil- and Ohio and Lilinois Centra} | Shall calle. mington, Del. after five months at ‘This Is the first visit of the forme: Broadmoor, Colorado Springs's ultra e| Vice a UR Pee ae resort, 8 since the Ino on, He Her teneue heyenne: fountain through this oity. He ins Gen, di Pont came here for his | Eee ee aoe ine tak health, je, was able to make the trip | islon leaving the President lo ashington to take the i | office when appointed United & Specialists in Apparel Women’s Coats and Wraps | *" 0x. Day Onlr— In a Host of Models That Take Their Cue rao Women’s and Misses’ miles out at| foi e to grind, | nothing to ask and 1 i fi and the conversation Senator from Delaware to su 1 [sees Ss tetiee ) a é Ke Josiah O. Wolcott (Dem). He has| |.) *™P | Diensing, to ua both. A Perfume- Atomizer From Costly Paris Originals such improved in health and he tg | NOW HAY th alle enthusiastic over the opportunity of | Yale Univer trom Paris rune a serving his country. jWas given ai . 49.50 i He mentions with pride the auto! ¢ to-d has a dual personality, be- has 1,057, the Cluth Skirts highway across Delaware which he | (it yi! cause it combines the = built unaided. | xelentifi func: id the rest ts dis- Loosely fitting and smartly belted coats and wraps = tributed amo tions of an atomizer with that K * . _ of a perfume bottle. One that establish a new standard of value at this price. . a may choose from a dozen Bolivia, Normandy, duvet de laine, wool velvet and Special at 8.95 i wonder/ul cdors, contained in imported broadtail cloth, some depending upon ' | ] a gourd-shaped container, novelty stitching for their smartness, while others The lowest price at which hI and poetically enough is . . i ‘ f 4 j rel ealled "Lea Gourde du display geneious collars of raccoon, taupe wolf, these skirts have before been Fel Poete”....... 5.95 nutria, and Australian opossum—also self material. | offered is 18.75. Street Floor One style pictured —ALSO—, A complete and interesting assortment of women’s coats, developed in imported and domestic shower- proof tweeds and mixtures of superb quality. at 25.00 to 59.50 Fourth Floor Stunning box and side- gine models, beauti- ully tailored in the most wanted material for Fall. eg. Trade Mark nt%6 Every desirable color in the collection and every size for both women and misses. Fourth Floor Housekeeping Linens at Econumy Prices AN adequate supply of Housekeeping Linens is the pride of every housewife’s heart. A Dainty Hand-Made Dimity Frotk comes from England, and is as lovely and youthful as any youngster—or her mother-— An Event of Most Uncommon Interest THURSDAY—A SALE OF Women’s and Misses’ hand work in cherry or blue | O bl —and one has a frock that Ver OuSES combines with its English | simplicity an equal amount | of distinction. Sizes 2, » at 7.50 to 6 7.50 | Fourth Floor | But for the past few years with prices steadily mounting she has wisely refrained from buying until her supply of linens has probably fallen dangerously low. Now prices have fallen until we sincerely believe they have reached the bottom of the post-war decline and we confidently advise all of our partons to buy Linens now. Fancy Linens at the New Prices Hemstitched Damask Tea and | Mosiac Tea Napkins Worn over a slip, the convenient AMAGAMAnAn MAM imy mAmAtu Ii7ink su Manama mau Luncheon Cloths with Napkins to | 13 x 13 in. $8.50 doz. | and Lega oon aul : ree = | p | costume. - | match. Four designs. At Special Prices | A recent shipment of Sardinian Filet | fracnve iene ould ie found fe | Napkins, 15 x 15 in. . ... .$7.00 doz. | Lace! Covers, stunhere, ete: in Ecru, | smarten a worn frock, or to devise am || Tea Cloths, 33 x 36 in... 2.75 each | Unusual designs. an inexpensive new one i i Luncheon Cloths, 45x45in. each : F bi . | ‘ Luncheon Cloths, 54x54 in.5.75each euanere ee eSclaisltoch as US | Fashioned of he avy crepe de | Momatiiched Linen Ten Nasiine able Cloths 36 x 36 in. to 54 x54 in. Chine, with insets of braid trim- a ee z a NAD: Prices range from $10.50 to $45.00 s ming about the neck, sleeves, and I SS A Sach) Secording ‘tose. Pa skirt edge. A narrow sash defines \ 3s) the low waistline. Colors are VERY UN TEREST | N INTERESTING COLLECTION of Sicilian Needlepoint, the product el black and navy. Third Floor SE Ee? H of a noted Italian School of Art Needlework, has been received, : | THURSDAY i Scarfs, 18 x 36 ins. to 18 x 72 ins. $9.50 to $30.00 each. s : WALL: BENAN EXTRAORDINARY SALE OB | Tray Cloths, 10 x 14 ins. to 18 x 27 ins. ...$2.25 to $8.00 each. 2 | 7 ’ ii Tea Cloths, 36 « 36 ins. to 54 x 54 ins. ..$15.00 to $50.00 each. SH ae UW Omen S Frock S i| Luncheon Sets, Oblong and Square... ...$50.00 to $95.00 set. Si HandeMad | | : 1} ' Nel na-Made | : A i | a a | | at the very special price of J M C h «C bal Undergarments | } amesMcCutcheon ompany NI from Paris 25.00 i i 7 ¢ a erfectly tailored from the a Fifth Avenue, 34th and 33d Streets fonteinhed top oh? ale | The soft lustre of crepe de chine, the effective | : . a avalet : oni ye) ra | charm of Canton crepe and the smooth smartness | TATA AnAT MATAR ANA TAA Pet iamneetireratmnlian | | of tricotine are used in these frocks to reproduce | | they are exquisite, for cach is | hand made, and boasts drawn work as a fiu- 9 7, ishing touch. . 1.95 each | ‘ Third Floor | the newest and most fascinating style expressions | of Paris. Particularly interesting is a coat frock of tricotine | elaborately embroidered in silk and_ iridescent } beads. Shown in brown and navy. Sizes 34 to 44, Still another smart model, fashioned of lustrous | crepe de chine, shows the tunic, with the flying { panels that are so becoming. It is elaborately trimmed with a novelty ribbon braid. DELIGHTFUL IN THEIR SUGGESTION aye : In navy, black, and brown. Sizes 36 to 44. OF YOUTH ARE Fourth Floor A Patent Leather Misses’ New Frocks | a Hat for Girls THURSDAY f Excellent Quali vrepe Sati revives a favorite chapeau for OES Quality Crepe Satin the young gir. Of course 1 at 22.50 | Women’s New Fall Suits must be absolutely tailored, | The maker of > * , 4 \ yet it finds sufficient smart- The subtle beauty of crepe satin lends itself most MANY HANDSOMELY FUR-TRIMMED says:—Wash silk blouses in Tee eee tiacc gun | Bracefully to the fashioning of these delightful ALL IMMACULATELY TAILORED streamers to recom- little frocks. q angi att pe ART ERE 3.95 A really enchanting little model of black crepe | at 49.50 Second Floor | satin, is distinguished by the new Chinois sleeves, upon which Paris has just put her’approval. It is elaborately sewn with rich-looking red beads on blouse, sleeves and skirt, and is confined at the ; | low waistline with a soft satin sash. Sizes 14 to 20. and design. Materials are: Moussyne, tricotine, camel’s hair, A Jaunty Jersey Frock duvet de laine and broad cloth, combined with collars Lx Vy ies one tablespoonful of Lux into a thick lather in half a bowlful of very hot water. Add cold water until lukewarm. Dip garment up and down, pressing suds re- peatedly through soiled spots. i Rinse in three lukewarm waters. Squeeze water out—do ~ 4 not wring. Roll in towel; when nearly dry, press with a One may choose from twelve models, each one expressing the season’s mode in fabric, color, An Imported warm iron—neyer a hot one. | Ornamented Poche for MISSES and SEPBINN a Daavet: Fag SAR oe squirrel, nutria, Australian COLORED SILKS. Have suds and rinsing water almost \ Knife 8.95 4 eens i at . opossum, and raccoon. cool. Wash quickly to keep colors from running. Hang in | is not only ornamental but , orp . . . . the shade to dry. 4 useful, for wt has the youthful Peter Pan collar and cuffs of white All the rich and glowing Autumn ] boasts very linen, It is made with a pleated skirt and plain colors—Sorrento, Volnay, and . ¢ ations — ir overblouse with long sleeves, patch pockets, and Mala y—as well a3 navy and prose ag 5 Taal giwai arp |) narrow tie belt. In shades of beaver,’henna, Copen- i black are in the assortment. The MADE IN U.S.A, tindes that will (uiflll . 4 | hagen, navy, and brown. model pictured is of black broad- every requirement. . 1.00 A perfect little dress for the house, business, or | cloth with a deep, rich colar of Jewelry Dept., Street Floor school. Sizes 14 to 18. Second Floor | opossum fur. Fourth Floor i. ) } rat ee ‘ \ ae t \ serovars