The evening world. Newspaper, December 6, 1921, Page 21

HOUGH excel- 4 T tence of ma- terial is al- ways a preseribed element in clothes, there are times when it is more necessary than others, For in- Stance un elaborate and generous work- ing of hand embroid- ery on a frock might appear all right un « reasonably priced fabric, the hand ein- broidery being the main feature ano quite concealing the fabric, There are times also when ma- terials are combined im a way that ou overlaps or over- drapes the uther, making it possible for the under one to bea reasonably Priced texture which would in no way de- tract from the good effect of the gown \ On the contrary, however, a frock of “simple design de- pending on distinc- tion of cut and line, with but meagre trimming touches composed possibly or the, frock material fashioned into cord- ings or applied mo- tifs, the texture must be of the best, or it would be unethical to honor it in such a way. My design to-day makes a demand for an excellent quality satin or charmeuse of which the frock is 4 almost entirely made. Black, brown or dark blue would be appropriate with a bit of brick red Georgette revealed in the odd opening in the front of the bod- jee, and as a crush girdle. As an addea bit of elaboration, strands of jet beads © entwine thegirdle and dro» from an or- } pament down the front. The bodice ts im loose kimono fashion, and the skirt is straight with cascades down each ‘hip, which are nothing more than 5- inch extensions of the side seams. For the conditions imposed by SEES DECLARATION OF WAR IN BRITISH TERMS TO EGYPT. Spokesman for Nationalist Leader Predicts Boycotts and Strikes Will Follow. LONDON, Dee. 8.—The British propo- aals for Egyptian “independence,” re- dected by Premier Adly Pasha, are , tantamount to a declaration of war on Egypt, says Prof. Makram Ebeld, rep- resentative of the Nationalist leader, Zagiul Pasha, in an interview which tbe Manchester Guardian will publish ys the proposals, the Milner sch tory Fae the u practically eme, are a vic- British militarists. He esuilts of the negotia- lowa: Ist, they have*closed the door to ‘Any prospect of peaceful settlement, for | > yptian, however mod y. there 1s an end to all mod- igypt. All are now rallying under the banner of Zaglul Pasha. ees the Prospects for any frlend- between the two peoples is seri- @raly Jeo ized. pee Fourth, there will be an intense pas- @ive ir nee, consisting of boycotts and strikes on a big scale,” New and Original Fashion Designs | Wome By Mildred Lodewick . Copyenm, 1921, ty the Fram Publidhins O28 (The Mew York Brening Worle.) For Smart A SEMI-FORMAL GOWN OF PRACTICALITY. a limited income this model would | Scottish aptly insure satisfaction, for it is as suitable for informal evenings at home as it Is for seml-formal evenings out. It will be noted that the front open- ing in the bodice 1s not entirely filled in by the bit of color, GOV. SMALL OPENS FIGHT. Charges Indictment for Embessle- ment Was Illegal. WAUKEGAN, IIL, Dec. 6.—Declaring that the Sangamon County Grand Jury which indicted Gov. Smal! and Vernon Curtis of Grant Park for embezzlement, conspiracy and operation of a confidence game was illegally formed, counsel for the Governor and his supposed bank- ing partner sought to have the Indict- ments quashed yesterday. Gov. Small was present as C. BH. Le Forgee, chief of his staff of lawyers, opened the arguments. Besides con- tending that the Grand Jury had been chosen illegally, Mr. Le Forgee argued that the indictment it returned was faulty in many particulars, and that it ed ‘an unfair and ‘unwarranted against the defendants. The hearing is expected to last a week. penceaias Siena SOUTHERN JURY CLEARS NEGRO. GOLDSBORO, N. C., Dec. 6.—After being out only a few minutes the jury in the case of Pete Rodgers, colored, chatqed with the murder of John C. Leanins, a Pittsboro merchant, on the night of Aug. 6 last, brought in a ver~ i dict of not guilty, ER EEE Y IN THE REALM OF MUSIC }| London String Quartet Plays a New Threnody by Scotch Composer. By Frank H. Warren. The London String Quartet, Eng- land's own Flonzaleys, introduced a new quartet for strings last evening at its concert In Aeolian Hall, adding another novelty to the growing list. It was a ‘Threnody in E flat, three | movements, played without a break, the work of McEwen, a Scotch com- poser. The first section, bearing the legend “The Flowers o' the Forest,” is usually played by pipers at a funeral, the stated. Mr, McEwen appeared to be an unknown, but his quartet, a bit mountaneous in places b9 reason of be- ing a “Threnody,” fulfils its mission. A gentle Scotch air runs through it and the music fairly sighs. It was exquisitely played, as were the Mo- zart and Ravel quartets. Michel Hoffman, violinist, once an Auer pupil, exhibited his talents in Town Hall in the evening. He ts a good player with promise of finer things. Ernst's Concerto Pathetique was the keystone number of his pro- gramme. Adele Parkhurst, soprano, was heard in Town Hall in the afternoon. Old Italian, French and modern Eng- lish numbers made up her pro- gramme, Miss Parkhurst found her light voice most serviceable in quieter songs. Hor enunciation was clear, but lacked distinction, Phoebe Jefferson, pianist, her short skirt and bobbed hair effectively con- cealing her years, thought yesterday was the time to show her pianistic ability. The young, very young, lady was admired because of her fluent technique, her @ureness and her knowledge of light and shadow. She failed to find her proper place, how- ever, in Debussy’s “Children's Cor- ner." But she has plenty of time. Cecilia Guider, soprano, effected her debut in Carnegie Hall in the eve- ning | na concert for the benofit of disabled soldiers, for whose welfare Mrs. Guilder has devoted much of her time and talent. She sang old Ital- jan airs and the “Ritorna Vincltor” from “Aida” among other numbers. “Die Tote Stadt,” the opera that Marie Jeritza made famous, seemed to agree with the Monday night sub- scribers at the Metropolitan. It may have been the new prima donna rather than the opera's pleasantries that induced the audience to unbend, for Monday's patrons were having their first glimpse of their newest singing constellation, ‘The cast is becoming more at home in their parts, but Mr. Harrold’s tenor role still is laxing, and the various composers upon whom Mr, Korngold has called in his score grow more familiar. The stage management in SLOAN’S EASES PAIN "RELIEVES THE ACHE IRMENTING, agonizing rheus matic aches are quickly Sleved by Sloan's Liniment. Apply it freely, without rubbing and you will foal a comtoruag sense of warmth and Good aleo for rheumatian, sciatica, tumbago, net , Soreness ,over-exerte ed muscles, stiff joints, backache, strains sprains weather exposure. Don’t let pain lay up. Kee; Sloan's Liniment handy and rs the first of an ache or pain, use it. ‘or forty yéare, Sloan’s has been the Peli coulda keep its many thou- sands o! it didn’t make 5 Ask your neighbor, Ce At all druggists—35c, 70c, $1.40. Sican’s ROOKLYN: Noteworthy Dress Values OPPENHEIM, CLLINS & C FULTON STREET—BROOKLYN Remarkable Offering Tomorrow Women’s and Misses’ High Cost Frocks Values to 125.00 48.00 -A Most Exceptional Sale programme|* world’s pain and ache liniment. Sloan's | the second act could, be improved upon, “Die Walkuere,” last heard at the Metropolitan in i917, will be revived Friday evening of ‘next week, Dec, 16. Mme. Jeritza will appear aa Stox- Iinde, Mme. Matzenauer as Bruenn- hilde, Mme. Gordon as Fricka, Mr, Sembach as Slegmund, Mr. Whitehill a Wotan and Mr, Gustafson as Hun- ing. —_—>--- “REMNANTS” OF G. O. 2. DISCUSS HOME RULE Assemblymen and Aldermen Con- sult Keenig Before He 5S: Manhattan's seven Wepublican As- semblymen and seven Republican Al- dermen, representing the remnant of the party left after thy Hylan land- side on Election Day, conferred with County Chairman Koen:g yesterday, The talkfest concerned, among othtr things, the stand the Manhattan Inw- makers will assume toward at- tempts to form, irreapeotive of party affiliations, a home rulo bloo in the 1922 Loginlature, It was generally agreed, because of the dwindled number of Manhattan's Republican lawmakers, that greater activity by thelr party w'll be necca- sary. It is regariod ue likely the handful of Republicans will refrain from supporting Mayor Hylan's cua- templated home rul» bills and contend that no measures of th!s nature should be enacted because, at u special see- sion to be called next summer, the broadest kind of home rule will be provided !n the revised Chartor to be submitted by Gov. Miiler’s specal commission PPENH Corduroy Robes Breakfast Coats Robes of distinct util- ity; choice of shawl, notch or tuxedo col- lar; all models have two pockets and belt. Rose, Copen and Pansy Specially Priced 4.50 Tailored, bodice and Our Regular | | To match the yests; waist and knee; in f Our Regular Jersey Silk Pantalettes Unusually Priced © 2.95 Well-tailored models in finest quality Jersey Silk with ruffled cuffs and elastic at waist; all the sport shades. ROOKLYN superior quality models; fleshonly. “‘Kayser’s’’ Silk Bloomers Additional Special Offer GCLUNS & GC FULTON STREET—BROOKLYN Tomorrow—A Sale Important TAN ‘ii | \ i} > hil mn | | For Tomorrow Only *‘Kayser’s’’ Silk Vests opera tops; \2.50 Price Is 2.95 elastic at lesh only. | 2.95 Price Is 3.50 WHEN THE KIDDIES SUFFER FROM COLDS HILDREN’S colds should not be ( neglected one instant. Have Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey on hand, and give them some as directed. It helps in relieving irritation and loosens that hard packed Cold, Clears the alr passages. OLD chronic eruptions usually dis appear when Pixine is ap” plied. There is no mystery about its ingredients: all are antiseptic, stimulating and ing, You make no mis- with Pixine—successful for over 30 years. Pixine cleans the eruption, stops inflammation and helps AB A New Importation of Trimmings At Astonishingly Low Prices LOVELY trimmings of all sorts—tassels, fringes, chains—newly arrived from |} abroad and very specially _Almost any sort of trimming you may | need is included—and at a distinct saving. priced. BLACK SILK TASSELS—Varyi . 19c, 27c, 32c and 37. ree or BLACK JET TASSELS—From the smallest to the more elaborate, 10c up to 97c. JETCHAINSFORGIRDLES—Manystyles, $1.25, $1.47, $1.97 and $2.50 yard. Also combination of jet and iris, 75¢ yard. T is refreshin, The Wheel of Fashion Turns to Black Satin Hats $4.98 $7.00 to see them with their simple, interesting lines, most of them in the comfortable medium sizes that smart women affect between seasons. A One-Day Sale of Ribbons The Ribbon Shop is a busy place this season for we have made every effort to have every sort of Ribbon desired at the least-possible prices. NARROW SATIN RIBBONS—In 10- at 22c The tri-corne hat pictured of self material, ing in color. rices—$4.98, Two Special Offerings from. the A. & S. Ribbon Shop! piece; No. 1}4 at 29¢ piece; In white, orchid, pink or blue. SATIN JACQUARD WASHABLE RIBBONS—No. 5 at 9c yard; No. 9 at 15c yard. In white, maize, pink, blue or orchid. FOR A SMOKER’S CHRISTMAS! Gift Suggestions from the A. G S. Furniture Store it’s a gift for a man—and he amokes—the selection of the solved. There is no comfort that a man enjoys more in . at home than a good cigar or pipe, together with a smoking stand with its I* A. & B.—Ctrece Moor, Pest attendant comforts. This collection is exceedingly large and offers selections in a score or more styles. MAHOGANY-FINISHED CIGARETTE STANDS, 88.75 Very neat stands, provided with a drawer containing ash pot, match and cigarette rack and an emery lighter. ‘The same stand finished in hand decorated enamel at $9.75. For instance: bacco jar. \ | compartment | aickeled. FOR WEDNESDAY’S SELLIN' RAHAM-STRAUS.. Store Hours, 9 to 5.30 BROOKLYN Telephone Main 6100 _JET FRINGES—From narrow to the widest $10.50 is one of the styles one sires welcomes—this one is fash- ioned of black cire satin with an ee petal-like trimmin, finished with a cord-like bind- $10.50. There are a dozen or more styles shown at these three $7.00 and 10.60—most of them show- ing the off-the-face tendency. The trimmings and ments are varied cockades of all sorts, shells and fancy ornaments are favored. A. & G.—Uhersentne, Bast. ——_——____». it on ans A Christmas Special in 11-Piece rd pieces. No. 1 fo. 2 at 33c piece. MAHOGANY-FINISHED SMOKING STANDS, $26.50 Handsome tables combined with & practical humidor and speciall: provided with smoking sect, aal tray, pipe rack and a sinc-lined provided with a moisture pad and a handsome to- All the fittings are JET DROPS—7e, 8c, 10c. “> widths, 47c, 75c, 87c up to $7.95 yard. BLACK JET NAIL HEAD TRIMMINGS— 19c and 29c yard. 4 GIRDLES OF JET—$2.97, $3.50, $3.95, $4.50 up to $7.95. A. & B—Street Noor, Central. All Silk Crepe de Chine | A Splendid Quality at $1.24. Yard Fu making dainty Christ- mas gifts—lingerie, bou- doir caps, and so forth— you couldn't find a lovelier | fabric at a smaller price. For this is an excellent grade, 30 inches wide and comes in all of the wanted colors. A. & S.—Bireet floor, West. each petal Ivory Pyralin Sets, $12.95 GOOD looking set, at- tractively packed in a lined box and extremely low in price. There are 11 pieces, mirror, hair brush, comb, shoe horn, puff box, hair receiver, two large cream boxes, nail polisher, file and button hook. This is only |} one of the many gift ideas in | the lovely Pyralin ware. | A. & B—Stret Moor, East eo | right gift is easily | his leisure hours | | | MAHOGANY-FINISHED SMOKING CABINETS, $25.75 Complete with smoking set and two glass humidors. Made with & practical storage cabinet and pipe rack. Fixtures are all nickeled. Exquisitely modeled Frocks of Canton Crepe, Chiffon Take Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey rs | MAHOGANY-FINISHED Velvet, Lace, Tricotine, and Poiret Twill, char. yourself for that heavy cold. the new tissues to form— || SMOKING STANDS, $3.28 | SOLID MAHOGANY SMOKING FUMED OAK SMOKING , , » charmingly ace and easy. | | HANG trimmed and featuring the newest Parisian mod- (Set battle srom your druggist Other Pizine product which || Very popular model, provided |» ANDS, $6.08 STANDS AND CABINETS, $10.5 -day, 30c, q || with a glass ash tray, match box ndsome stands with beauti- els. Included are many imported French models. ig Suaranteed satisfactory [| folder and. cigarette reata, The | fully turned ath bow! and fitted | 4 Yery popular style with a ly Skin, iseptic Soap for the quantity is limited on this item. with @ match holder. shelf and a complete smoker's » Dr Bell: | Positively No Approvals, Exchanges or Credits Other Smokers’ Stands and Sets Pj Xi NE | Solid Mahogany Stands, $3.96 to $12.00 Cigarette Stands, $8.78 to $18.75 Humidor Cabinets, $16.80 to $68.00 and bores 2 Brookisa, Broa aot Grvater Now Werke — ee wee nat ete bee ae 4 ae ee er pe is cob lista itpeaighasegpias