The evening world. Newspaper, October 20, 1921, Page 18

RITES AERTS sewn amamatenee vs a“ b= aereneneeeneee enn ein 18 IN THE REALM OF MUSIC THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, OOTOBER 20, 1921. : Koch Prices Make Downtown Shopping an Extrevagance’ i25th 125th Street KO H & ‘© Street West 5 ine West ae under the direction of Hervert Dittt The orchestra, now In its fifth Anna Case Displays Skill in| fords an opportunity for both ama. teur and NOTICE: It’s your fault if you Selection of Her Carnegie | come Hall Programme. hoe get ordinary corn flakes. The We Are the Largest Distribuvrs o crchanarse at Retail in Uptown New York en anc ta anba{O walters . i455 ; FRIDA Y—Special Purchase and Sale of eee sain en rica erakeien enon superior kind is sold under this Prano's popularity seems to grow by| soprano of the Chicago Op Com- é What it feeds on, and, consequently,| pany, will test the acoustic erties Carnegie Hall held a large represen. | vf the frat auditorium in the United tative gathering when Miss Case gaV0! jearing ieviess: x Nivea ue Udi her annual recital jast evening. A rt given entirely for deaf people, fow of palm trees had aprung up ¢ on i: Bight on t! and Miss ©. made som t some minutes | she came fature woods, looking gourotchka—metropolitan for eno} faiden—in a shimmery silver lace! rhe ambitious concert-goor may affair, with a sasn of two taupe| find a wel. fil'ed garden to pluck from Gtreamers. Mention shoud further| to-day. Walter Damrosch and the faciude the shell comb that leaned, yer. York Symphony Orchestra open a o's gently ir season thie afternoon; Guy Pisa-like, trom the soprano’s § | Mater Ad LAS Pattison wi. play ing weaith of hair. | two Pianos at the same time, perform One and Two Clasp Gloves GENUINE KID, LAMBSKIN AND CAPESKIN O00 par | Values $1.75, $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00 THE maker favored us by giving us 1,200 pairs of this superior glove to sell at this price, though we would gladly have taken three times the number. Every pair is a testimonial to the maker. Four times name only- i time, wil » songs in French, und Swedish, and will om operatic arias to simple toik-| songs. unte the mine | !r Post Toasties ‘ —best corn flakes Scientific, economical and maximum production a she ‘ase'’a old skill in picking a! !n Aeolian Hall; Nelson [lincwor ‘ he ad not eagned her ia | from Austra’la a Heder Poclial makes the cost of Post Toasties the same as the price would not buy a better looking or better wearing hg's selections, in awlternat- RIG Iie Rea ete ne | ordinary corn flakes. Order by name. glove. {ng trom grave to gay, provided the | night, va Gauthier, sopr Colors are tan, gray, brown, white and black. fequisite contrasts, Oid Lis ian airs, Town All sizes, but not in all colors. Matin Floor. With w dedcious Bach—"Hairon dee Macht der Wina’ inserted, were LOL vely French numbers, | Uo SS Five Uncommon Offerings teen, welt materi- handa al oF tur men ith ane 119- tera itn “etm: 19-128 West 4m S° 1 Store | a. Most Sensational Dress Sale! @trauss, Schumann and Schubert tne | fhe Germans represented, and the Chinchilla School | All wool Serge Dress, with new throughout, smart style round col- lar, touches of belted models | nog embrolderys with pockets and | panel front, waist large convertible | button trimmed and wide belt, | { lowed by ; of which ana Bi seach as | 5 7 . } Lathe Winged insect’—by Bnule | | y .c i Yerini, were conspicuous for their | ergy Wweteen 9 — = j Musical settings and the manner in ghilia! Goth ama |, Bah Reber 1 h Kild ‘| g : ine: real Beacon blan- Hens Seinen soot | eg WITLST |" n the Children’s and Misses’. Section nal group d numbers by haminade (“The Silver Ring"), John | fowell (To a Butterfly”), G. Sascn- | fowsky ("The Clock"), dramauc! nough, and a sprightly and tunetu: | anish song by Miss Case herselt, | @ntitled “Longing.” | * Miss Case is best in her rendition | Coats, lined foe in mess Woee: ‘She has developed ° . calhgoe Bees oe secre tee | Dresses in the Smart New Models ce te tes t this docs not supply the luscious | farmth that certain of her songs | Reed; it does not put the velvet touch Lon the higher flights into the starry yocal heavens; nor does It entirely | fear em for want of expression of Je brown. Sizes 810 se. 880 10.. 10.95 Value $6.00 Mannish mixture | Two-piece Flap- per and Junior School Coats, full) Coiege Dresses. flare models, belt- | Serge or fine qual- Many at Less Than Cost of Making! oD ' They’re the New National Dresses ep emotion and feeling. & till, there | enough. interesting detal! and finish fh her work to make her appearances | of genuine value, } < ‘The Columbia University Orches- Choice ed front, patch| ‘ty Jersey, with tra, which has resumed rehea of the + Patch | detachable white > annual con pockets, large/linen collar and preparing for its t cuffs. In navy, brown, henna, In brown, navy,| burgundy, reir eer & burgundy a nd) oo otet. 8.90 oxford. Value $12.95 Sizes Flapper sizes, 8to 14 9.95 1 to 36. Junior sizes, Third Floor. | 13 to 19 3.50 “Melua” Rain Capes, 1.95 Best quality rubberized serge; hood attached. Sizes 6 to 16! years. WOMEN RIVALLING MEN AS DRUGGISTS Columbia Dean Finds Accuracy ~ Chief Quality in Classes Now Overcrowded, “Our efforts to interest women in the study of pharmacy have met with mplendid success," says George C. Diekman, acting as dean of the Col- lege of Pharmacy of Columbia Uni- versity. “The number of women in @ttendance in the last year wus the largest in our history. Records show they excel in scholarship. In outside practice they have broken down the @ex barrier and in the pharmactes cf the cities they are filling positions formerly open only to men.” Dr. Dickman, whose statements are embodied in a report to President Nicholas Murray Butler, finds that two-in-one collar. Entire Hand-em- broidered Woot Tricotine tunic model, with low waistline Sad (a lmaTOW | Veto en\ with sash belt. A big) embroider bargain! $9.97 | trim. $9.97 Dresses, $15 This group includes Geor- gettes, Crepe de Chines, Tricotines, Taffetas, Satin- and-Nets, Satin Mess lines Misses’ Wool i Serge with the |new panel joverblouse, jplaited skirt Green Velve-land rich, black teen with hand /iraid — embroi- embroidery trimming. $9.97! dery- $9.97 ceorrere| Dresses, cee weet) § 1 297 in beads of Lustrous Ve! - 4 Silk Taffeta. with cofitrast- ing color taf- feta used on front, neck, | harmonising | y2hi2 group. includes Wool Juniors yl Sees Jerseys, Tricotines, Sati Mes unior’s navy! Wool French|Navy blue| colors, $-tier | alines, Crepe d Chines, Geor- accuracy is a chief quality of women bln orien) Geen ailieney spa students. and French Serges. lacs 16 sully; da ee Kee elke plata eit effect. skit. ettes and Velveteens. Sizes 34 ‘In practical work, where neatness, g of tunic. . im. $9.97) emb'ry $9.97 trimming, $9.97 $9.97 | t© 44. despatch and, above all, accuracy are deciding factors, their record Js an enviable one," he says. The Columbia College of Pharmacy, like the College of Physicians, where / a Barnard graduate led the graduat- ing class, was compelled to turn away many students, owing to unprece- dentedly large registration. The Kind You Have Always Bought has borne the signa- ture of Chas, H. Fletcher, and has been made under his ersonal supervision for over 30 years. Allow no one de ye you in this. Counterfeits, Imitations and *Just-as-good’”’ are but experiments, and endanger the health of Children—Experience against Experiment, ever attempt to relieve your baby with a is 6 Sara What is GASTORIA f, Another Big Coat Sale Coats for everybody--Women, Misses, Stouts and Children. Thousands of them in this Great Sale! They are overstocks of the National Cloak and Suit Co., offered at prices that will break all records for wonderful values. Often at less than cost of manufacture. * * STAR BARGAINS--EXTRA SPECIAL VALUES SHE DYED HER ALL » EIGATS FROM | ria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare- ‘orice, ‘ops and Soothing Syrups. {t contains neither SILK STOCKINGS 1CARAT to CARATS | Bettie, Mocmnine nor, creer, martae mioneass testes AMONDS WHEN PRICES ARE relief of Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Colic and DAY—<diamonds Diarrhoea; allaying Feverishness arising therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids the as- simulation of Food} giving healthy and natural sleep. ‘he Children’s Comfort—The Mother’s Friend, Bears the Signature of TO MATCH SKIRT Each package of “Diamond Dyes" ¢ontains directions so simple any woman can dye or tint her worn, shabby dresses, skirts, waists, coats, stockings, sweaters, 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 dye is wool or silk, or whether it is linen, cotton or mixed goods.—Advt —_—_—_—_—K—K—X—X In Use For Over 30 Years THE CENTAUR COMPANY, NEW YOR CITY. 1997 Wool Bolivia | Cloth, with « big conver tible collar of ! Thousands Mt i to $0 B.GUTTERsSONS | Wool Bolivia, eluboratelhy — embroid ered, with lustrous braid. —_— mo PLATES Well Silk lined. Formerly Woo) Coating.) Woel Coat Woo}, Coating, | Weel Cooting |Woel | Velonry) Wool | Velour, | Velour beaverette f Informed | 222. TatiokT sone | Saute nat St abe aime HeLa eee ee | Has ohn Formerly e790, |] ZQNASSAU ST. N.Y. dni ri Sh V j E = poos FROM WORLD HL “<< oe Values Extraordinary! ] Ri They count it @ prime duty to look Blankets & | afer ther chien’ teeth High Grade Shoes at Less Than Cost! 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