The evening world. Newspaper, November 16, 1921, Page 13

THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1921. Bat Mia's. la V. , one think of the i ok hada shied bhiyelgtted ieareaar Sunde a ae 01 e Yor he itra-ra val, n= assar Girls Score in Tuneful ‘Study Reovens cuore wc tee Tare game (Stat Pl oe ihe Wireman, ns cerning her steady retfeat from th>/and ready manner brought much ap- Ot Paper Bloosiners and Rouged Krrees|'s'siit se aie "i veaae ron, wil se piven aie ‘atk About our, Umogatines; again to-morrow evening at Town Wriri Sou're tehenracd: all stent Ike mad, Hall, the purpose being to raise funds | You're no ambition to be bad.” for ‘the college salary endowment Concerning the rumored wealth and| fund. Something under $6,000 was ease of chorus life she had this to| realized Jast night, and it is expec say: more will be taken in to-morrow. The “T wonder how much 1s that bull| performances were written and as- worth. sembled by Lois Long, Virginia Arch- “We _ get our diamonds and pearis|!bald and Margaret Lovell, and pro- trom Woolworth.” duced by Mary Elizabeth Johnuon, all | Miss Beasler looked the part and| alumnae, Ail participants were mem- | did it extremely well. ders of the class of ———$—$ Visit the Health Exposition—Grand Central Pr'ace | } Nov. 14th to 19th | \ Just ask in department or men’s furnishi CNS acre | 2 SHOES | | stores for Fruit of the Leom Shirts. You will for men Ye Shit find them in unusually attractive stripes of bo ca fast colors. These shirts are guaranteed. If high $14.00 ——— modeled in Fruit of the.Loom Eres WAS emaver ug SNe lasts that Maite last in shape and made in leathers that last in service ! You have probably found it quite a to buy good looking, long-wearing shirts at a reasonable price. It is now possible, as many men are discovering daily. } You can get really handsome shirts, excep- tionally well made, that will outwear twe common shirts—and the price is but $2. net The genuine Fruit of the Loom shirts, as well as pajamas, nightshirts, and other articles, all have the Fruit of the Loom label. For seventy years Fruit of the Loom has been regarded as a necessity by households all over America, but it is only recently that it has been on the market in colors as well as in white, and in ready-made articles as well as by the yard. Be sure to ask for Fruit of the Loom by name, and look for the label. B. B. & R. KNIGHT, Ine. Makers of Alpine Rose, Here, Comeo ond Other Fine Comen Fabetes conte Words 8 NewYork 88 Worth ., New ¥ In Own “Follies” at Town Hall | They Burlesque the Career a Cheerful World Opens to the Charming Girl Graduate. | Bloomers made of newspapers crinkled gently about the tustefully-| rouged knees of six fair young women | } im the Vassar Follies which opened PM for a two-night stand in Town Hall “a last night. Women in the audience read eight-column streamers which ran in circles around the fetching pan- | ttes—there was much about the} Broadway Mail Holdup, Lou and Ger- eldine, “Balfour Accepts in Prin-| ciple,” “Ten Burned to Death"; one! mere ruffle flitting fitfully in the air} dealt with the erstwhile Great Rum Scandal. These things occupied the women and at Ieast one man. Slender calves, bare as the day they were born and not at all pedantic, drew restless, interested glances from | all others of the male species. Eyes; atared with such concentration that! they could have read an te (emallest type) headlire at fifty fe ita gt MEN’S SHOE SHOP . 5 5 P: id Nighrshi | Twice the size it used to be $200 to $3.50. At good and twice the selections stores everywhere, Fen Dy Sos ROTI nous) ES Every Price Sizes 39 to 56 Bust rgain Price Men’s Shops Senarate BE vival On West 88th and 87th Sts.—Street Level losed an art- d on another examination of one a idle on bee culture, advice on canary bi hold your husband. ‘1 ruffles of the same m Helen Bab were wonde or 4 tain spider burglar who climbed high | w ATTEND THIS ___Real Economy Sale fabe. Bryant — OWER STORE ove The Only Bargain Store “ Stout Women [2 prog hon This is a real old fashioned BARGAIN GIVING EVENT in which our original Lower Store LOWER PRICES are reduced STILL LOWER for Clearance. . Sha on the softl ding phi for loot but was shot in the act entire! 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