The evening world. Newspaper, October 10, 1921, Page 13

__ THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1921. 18 tehbaotthrtabe A $$$ —_—~ _ — —_—— 3 Y. HOSCPITAL TO OBSERVE | A its 150TH ANNIVERSARY. | Services in Trinity Chorch on 0 26 to Bo Attended by We have u store frontage on five streets of 2,022 feet, and a space for doing business, including the garage and warehouse on Broadway two blocks South, of thirty-eight acres—a good-sized farm. ‘ Tuesday's features~ * * A Paquin reproduction with the low-swathed girdle * * * Peasant frocks for Miss Knickerbocker * * * Cashniere sports jackets from the land of Harry Lauder * * * On the Avenue of Drap- eries * * * Dream Pictures. The 150th anniversary of the grant of a churter to the Society of the New York Hospital by King George of Jand will be celebrated Oct Yiees in ‘Trinity Church Miller, Elihu Root, Bishop William ‘T. Manning ‘d eldon, President of addresses pital Society eon- Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co. Broadway at Ninth, New York ‘ Open from 9 to 6.30 Telephone 4700 Stuyvesant =. ° | These Are Very Wonderful October Days in this NEW Old Store inhabitants. The :So- Hi Cashmere Sports Jackets from Scotland, $24.75 to $32.50 In he Women's English Shop Soft and silky feeling as a kitten’s ear and as smart little sports jackets as we've seen in many a day. Narrow shoulders. Close cuffs, smart colors that add a dash to the sports costume and a warmth that is delight- Sites] le. All the glowing sports colors—also black or white. 8 ° 1 days. the other two being Trinity Church’ and Columbia University, originally King's lege. Silk Pettibloomers $3.95. to $7.95 Simple tailored models. "ix-| cellently made of good quality] silk jersey Prasycal for wear | with the new straight-line mo ie | Brown, purple, beige, taupe,! | Copenhagen blue, navy blue, | et BOXER HURT IN BOUT HAS CHANCE OF RECOVERY. | Surgeons Vind Anderson Saftering| . From Base The condition twenty-three, a " Guaranty Trust Company and livin, No. 319 West 44th eet, who co! in the second round of a’ boxini green or black. Third Floor, Old Bullding |Elastic slip-on New, Fork Ati C d Gi d | Two belted styles Sweaters from Ireland BIGOY irete ced toa orsets an irdles huxede atta or button, fronts Similar belted models, but with examined Andersoi qf wi roll collars. ni plain 1 x Ot his tkinis but Ln dOC hee : or with ribs that accent their ex- | Smart Taglan shoulders—rein- Alternating sections of pink} cellent lines. Gorgeous big pock- | freed’ to prevent stretching. Be Senate silk figured brocade or pink satin] ets in which one can stow away | $16.75. Of worsted. I a arerie and. elastic. Or entirely con American solid silver tea and coffee set of any number of stray golf balls. Second Floor, Old Building Spectator: | structed. of surgical elastic. hard t | corset for every type of figure. Lightly or well boned; fitted with | good firm garters. Third Floor, Old Bullding | 7 pieces (including tray)—$975 Jounke and Frida liminary Boys’ Raincoats Special at $3.95 ai idk Fall rains are cold and ameras raincoats must combine $ 2.9. 5 warmth and protection. These coats are not only The $3.50 kind warm and comfortable but Slim of photonrary (SWE they are as durable as any J 44,"in, a sizes for 3 to 18 years. P Lia Third Floor, Old Buliding A Great Opportunity Presented by THE SILVER COURTS Bar Silver—-the price of which regulates the price of silverware—-recently climbed to a figure about 50 per cent. over the low of the year. a - Chambray Panti A PAQUIN Reproduction iPHta car a One of our reproductions of Paris models now being shown in the | Women’s Salons and priced at about half the price of the originals The black and gold metal brocade of which this gown is made, came from France. It drapes as beautifully as velvet, and hangs in‘panels with even greater dignity. The Low Swathed Girdle The moderate decolletage, lack of sleeves, broken hem- line, but most of all the swathed girdle placed at the hips | and fastened with a cabachon of jet, proclaim this gown of the newest mode. Price $245 | Fit th | Included in our collection are authentic reproductions it the | of modeis from CALLOT SOEURS, J NE LA | JENNY, PATOU, ROLANDE, A\ MOLYNEUX, How — delightfully | these little play | Bloomers of a one-piece moi peep from beneath a wide hem the bottom of the blouse, which is all the skirt this frock boasts ot. | The two-piece frocks are f. ioned in two becoming styles have ate bloomer are hand tou Such a rise has not affected the silverware in this twice-a-year event, all of which is at a marked decline from current prices. Tea and Coffee Sets Modern English sets, of silver 925-1000 fine, after antique models—modern French sets, of silver 950-1000 fine, all in Period models—American-made sets, of silver 925-1000 fine. A very unusual show- Main Floor, Old Building Perfectly raight two-piece 7 HE | frocks of chambray with Pete ir All at ¢ ked de ose! ices. Oceasion | CHERUIT. Belcan etna MRC eRiaS, Pan See an turned 1 cae oul ing. All at a marked decline from present prices Aceon abe diate ae | | of white organdie, yellow and See, for example, the American made set pictured a q | . a buve at $976. smartly dressed New York | = | be roe ea. tnete is a satis- pen uae Rolls ed He $1.50 | Saree Reautiful gifts—all solid silver actorily representative | or ayer-planos ell stories 5 | ‘ i é : ; a aa number wearing Dr. Reed | BBs ican Z| OUHOVE STORE. or Imitation Lace Coffee Sets — Salad Bowls = aausitte tai Cushion Shoes. | s0—$1.25. levooneeavcombinktionto® picture] Hq a fi Fruit Baskets ‘ sparagus Dishes The f. ha hi | 1693—Drifting Along With) and toy. |\LKdgings—very fine Gravy Boats and Trays Meat Platters ig ce uf i the ie ea | the Tide—Fox Trot—$1.25. | They come in book form, each | ¥=in, crochet lace edging in 10 Water Pitchers Cake Baskets ete ay lanitagete hens | mppy (Cepss—| Anitty attractive patterns—8e yard. 3on Bon Dishes And many other articles the desired fashion. Thus 4,16 I Ain't Nobody’s Dar-| English, | i » Torchon 1: Street Floor, Stewart Bullding 1 t and dainty women can get a Dr. Reed Cushion Shoe for any Sp HOY-TOYS a amusing and in restin “6 ° ’ e cated hae a oie I simply can’t decide— ; And while the shoe fits 1702 Hoo—Al Jolsc series at $1.50 each, the ’ ° ” oni aie tk > : Toy World, FE aa A vag New Buiding | Third caller, New Buliing A Peasant Frock ofvelveteen y're all so stunning Said a customer of our New Velvets and Tapestries { Ultimateiy she bought all four of the pieces she had chosen, one for her hall, one for her living-room, one for her dining-room, and one for her reception room. And she went away a very happy woman, because she had found variety in taste, pattern and design, and reason- ableness in price. fortable and pleasing man- ner. Try on a pair and let your own senses convince you. DiAReed THE DOWN The Yearly Sale of Women’s Coats for Miss 14 to 20 The eternal youth and simplicity of the peasant costume, whose influence is so strongly shown in the present mode, is faithfully depicted in a charming frock of brown or black velveteen. ISHION ES Will begin on Tuesday morning ' The embroidery—an important detail (for peasant The Velvets Mohair plush, best for furniture For Women Made b: with the largest variety this frocks are known by their embroidery)—is in string are 60 in. wide, in a complete | Covering, comes in the plain JOHN EBBERTS SHOE CO. store has ever had. : color thread. . It not only outlines the round neck and y ' ple sr variety, the uncut variety and in range of colors, from $2.50 to $9 | th"andiqued two-tone effect Last year, $5 to $8. A silk-piled, antiqued brocade Of these there are two different | Velvet is rich in nine different bands the deep, wide sleeves, but marks two small pockets SOLD ONLY AT on the skirt 1372 Broadway, at 37th Street 1,446 coats—in 89 of the best styles of the season. Most sales are skimped somewhere, usually in vari- Price $59.50. Second Floor, Old Bullding. iT 12 Park Place, Woolworth Bldg. ay dj . . 3 4 4 eaavear cneurarticdy plelat ann | eolors Beet ceinsrota necnat ety; but this, a typical Wanamaker Sale, is all-inclu- one with @ little aa Viglen) The Tapestries sive. There will be— rose, brown, taupe, green, ¥ : er amethyst—Oh! what a color— A_rich showing; 60 in. wide; Cape Coats, Dolmans, Belted Coats, Straight Coats, terra cotta, mahogany and the | $2.75 to $12 a yard, Coatees, Blouse-back Coats, Panel-back Coats, Fitted Coats, FOR JUNIOR GIRLS lexsllsat pansy. bide, are the col- Last year, $5 to $20, Embroidered Coats, Fringe-Trimmed Coats. Striped Ae) figured velvets are Their range in pattern includes next—50 in, wide; $6 to $12 yard. | Such lovely things as verdure pat- Last year, $7.50 to $18, terns, Jacobean, Chinese, ip i I pendale, imitation and reproduc The Jaspy stripe is one of tions of needlepoint, Italian and these, in imitation of the antique Flemish reproductions, tapestries Italian velvet, in many lovely woven with high lights in fibre Judging You cannot always judge by appearances, but you All-woo! heather mixtures in four models; l well-made coats in every detail; in the de- ve | $9.75 ue brown and blue shades. | \Dress Coats | 50, $39.50 and 849.60 arming long waisted) Fur-trimmed | | ce ereueuely ee sided by models—some prettily |shades, A handsome figured vel- | silk, tapestries with threads of , > nee ’ ‘ - i p | | vet combines taupe with itself i Ne Bie wliek rae fe n Wool velours, tweeds and. Bolivias, 1 and slashed — painstakingly Ty emuines eal Re wii itsel gold, making Shale rich patterns relish of ““Eddys Sau as ad all silk-lined, in this group. Some with fur collars and trimming; some without fu $19.75 duvetyn. Notice, in particular, the fabric quality. ( Some ‘coats have full bea’ Ming COAUR AUT: anaphase tenancies 6 ; A \ | or Aus ) opossum colla other developed with collars and cuffs smartly med with bands of beaver.| au de cygne | lined. uch eo “The Peasant costume) Clearing out two odd tailored of broadcloth and) All these beautiful velvets and tapestries are to be seen in the Avenue of Draperies, where they mix and mingle in a phalane of bright colors and rich folds, eagerly waiting to be chosen for their delightful task of adding to the comfort, warmth, color and beauty of your home, met the approval of j Eddys Fourth Gallery, New Bullding This a prize group because it came to } us from a maker who needed money. Suede velours, Normandy mixtures, Bolivias, Di- | agonal velours and plushes—mostly lined | with crepe de chine; and trimmed with fine | $29.75 MADE IN U, S, A. furs. All the new fashion features are in | Party Frocks, $17.75 l M ‘ h l evidence, even to the wide sleeves. Unusual | Turquoise, apricot or flesr Blouse, $22.50 | ots of ens Si irts At Grocersand Delicatessen Stores choosing a. .....+.+ pg ine bsiaiaa Riser tid tioee, Ola @uliding The dignified simplicity | 100 Silk Shirts—were $6.85) E. Pritchard, 327 Spring St., N. Y. of the picturesque peasant 200 Silk Shirts—were $10. ($4.85 Many fancy coats in this group—very dressy models. Panvelaine, Bolivia, Nor- mandy mixtures, Pollyanna and plush—the | fine pile tabr that most women want. - $39 75 Beautiful hnings, too—and rich trimmings ce of fringe, braid, embroidery and fur, Many MOGGIE AE scacresasrsancpectesenereraces The MOTOR SHOP announces Chauffeurs suits of English whipeord, spe- cially pr 5 x tra trou to match costume, and the youthful} (hese th fk Fa i 4 | ave been added to a group of 100 that ee he moving ial had been previously marked $4.85 special—making erles, are gf | 400 for choice Tuesday. Jersey silks, heavy broad- eetedt roti Donat sloths aa ariety of stripe designs and colors. Sizes Black or navy blue 4 : 300 Madras Shirts that were ; oh ( Crepe de ching $2.50, $3 and $3.50........ |$1.25 All white woven madras, with self stripes or small figures; a few plain basket-weave; all have button-down attached collars. Sizes 14 to 17. $15; cap to is the background selected to display the beauty of the pezs-} ant decorations—broad An bands in royal blue and gold scarlet and gold, on the blac! Thes: are the fine sample coats—some ) with deep shawl collars of Australian opossum, beaver, wolf, fox or mole. Lovely | fabrics, of course—Panvelaine. Mrmine, Pol- { $49.75 breasted coat, made box | pockets. May be long trousers 91 ate had with ABRAHAM ; reeches | dg let} = a i STRAUS lyanna, Bolivia and plush, Y0'!| appreciate | : en SPECIAL and aol onthe navy blue. "| Sih Neem bee sass sin) +s DY | 35 Sra ee Aare since. alse eno mug ME ip) Ohailteura’ autia’ of Gold braid, very rich, outlines| Silkk grenadine Neckties, ...f bg | The variety of furs nutria, black opossum, beaver, :ivle, squirrel, wolf Regular sizes, 34 to 44. Extra sizes to 54. Some thing for everybody, including plenty of black coats. Downstairs Store, Old Building pull it back again. A new frame if the wind breaks the quaint design in « inost ef- 1,200; browns, black, blues, deep purples and lavende Charvet stripes, fancy weaves, bias stripes, figures. A low price for such good neckties. rd, with long t with yoke and in back, 4 pateh $31.50 Burlington Arcade Floor New Buliding fective manner or je | chine of a vi d hue A charming afternoon gown when worn over a costume slip. Burlington Arcade Floor, New Building Sizes 34 to 46. Second Floor, Old Building BROS. & CO, acturers YORK