The evening world. Newspaper, December 10, 1921, Page 5

Bane ey ee Bars | Cbening World's Xmas Plan Of Adopting Family Leads @rphan Boy to Ask for ~yome Tree of Light Members Complete Plans for Annual Celebration in Madison Square and Will Soon Announce Novelty by Which Singing of Carols Will Be More Easily Heard, ae Fourteen Days to Christmas time ban me of the big = evings which nned In fine with The Suggs tions for Christmas will in- AVE you “adopted” a Christ- mas family? A great many people have Pt Gono 80 in the delle} that they “LT want to read your suggestion to will in that way best carry out my congregataicn next unday," 7 7 " writes a minister who ts if. The Evening World's suggestion | Writes @ minister whe | nd. To which gato~ is good fortune will 4 that this Christmas be made the i greatest Peace and Good Will } /Westival in the world’s history. "If you ure at a loss to finda family to adopt, The Evening World wilt help to put you in touch with one that is deserving of a happy Christmas, Some of those who feet that they cannot afford to “adopt” an *hristinas pare and tie them ddress them plainly and nd put your own add entire family for Chirstmas are MALONE WEDDING | asking friends to join them, | WAS AT PEEKSKILL “Adopting” a family over Christmas,| Town Clerk Authority for An-| seving that the children hear from | nouncement—Couple Sail | Sunta Claus and assuring everybody - aes @ good substantial Christmas dinner | for Europe To-Day. | 4 being unde nany kindly} Dudley Field Malone Stevens were married at Veek- reader: skill, N. ¥., om Monday, a |information obtained from 1, Clerk of that town and Miss y was performed in Mr for all time. He wante to make him- | office by Justice of the Peace Edward agelf4 Christmas present to a kind | Wilson. poe tne econ waren a dinner: in his honor at the tells his story. Ouales ed te th h Hote t night. Mr. Ma- be given to any responsible head of @ | jan. jamily who wants to give the little | 5) boy a home. Editor The Exeuing Word Little Edward Carney, age four yeurs, blue eyes and light hair, wants to know will Santa Claus find him a new mamma, as his mamma has gone to heaven. firs, C: died last October, and it was her dying wish that we try to find a mamma for Eddie who would love him and adopt | him as her own. announced und t Rotterdam. the dinner. We have helped to care for him t Di d Ri dopa last three years, Litule amon: ings NG) Sddie’s mamma was not able to ‘Sy piy 1 clothes, for Xmas need of warm clothing. \¥ 8 if of We will keep him until we find / e in wide pro- a good home for him. We thought you might help us to find him a home. Somehow or other, if you believe in Christmas, sure to believe : find a White, yellow or f old and platinum. very style of mounting. | Price $10 to #1,000. Pay ‘Veekly or Monthly » but » want children Christmases One of the most sions of the is thy Par. , sponsore Membres, whieh ne Py {3 members to by its the names public in itles, ‘oot. Christm: nection with This year tree will by 5, and ut 5 tternoon b will be pulled ze forth its 9 the lonely who make the park their headquar- ters and to all who p: All dur- ing Christmas Eve there will be carols sung by hundreds of trained) voices. The tree will li t up in the same spot where the electric star has shone each night of the year, The tree will be lighted each night of Christmas week. An innovation will be in- | stalled this year which will make it vossible for the hundreds of persons ch a note of the carols nh better, The details of | this novelty are to be kept a secret | until later. = The monster Christmas party to be given by Mrs, Genevieve Behrend. | head.of the School of the Builders, | No. 370 West 72d Street, will be mainly for the children of the un- | employed. The requests from chil- | dren to attend the party have become | 60 numerous that it is expected that an armory will be the scene of the festivities, Carrier James Williams, connected | FERRIS HAMS & BACON ALittle Higher In Price -BUT! Kill Your Cold | Over Sunday See Creofos Ad on page4 O said you can’t keep youngsters from harmful sweets? It’s simple as ABC. Give them healthful sweets. DROMEDARY DATES fit lunch boxes, overcoat pockets, and school bags. On Sale Now a Dromedary Dates ‘THE HILLS BROTHERS COMPANY, 375 Washington Sercet Canal 119% ‘Corduroy Robes, $4.50 OT Tr AT paar iin Telephone Stuyeesant 4700 Make No Mistake About Your CHRISTMAS PIANO THE DOWN-STAIRS STORE In tune with a Practical Christmas HE Down-Stairs Store has many a suggestion for the -& wise investment of Christmas money. And money wisely invested always brings satisfaction. * * * Crepe de Chine Blouses, $2.95 A better 4 perhaps, than you would natur- ally expect at $2.95; but a Christmas surprise is quite in order. In flesh and white, with Peter Pan or | Bed Sacgues awl | collar, and lovely trimming of lace or embroidered | motifs. Downstairs Store, Old Building * * Made of’embossed corduroy—an excellent quality —with Tuxedo collar, belt all around and short sleeves. In orchid, wistaria, peacock and cherry. Downstairs Store, Old Buliding ~ ADress Sale Filled with \ $5 economy. . t, there are very fine qualities of wool vel- ours in women’s sizes—86 to 42, Fully eight good models will be ready—some of check velours, some of plain velours, some with happy touches of color- ful trimming. Far better in quality and workman- ship than you would ever expect at a price so low. * * * Second, there are good wool jersey frecks (and a few serges) in misses’ sizes—14 to 20. There are also some very desirable sleeveless velveteens—the twill-back quality—at the same price. These were all higher-price frocks, now reduced because their companions are gone. A wonderful opportunity for ,100 young women. Downstairs Store, Old Bullding Girls’ White Dresses ; Has she a dainty white dress?...A fine lawn, or organdy, or voile—with fluffy ruffles and colorful rib- bon trimming? Mother can find something lovely here | Sizes 6 to 14, In at many pri Christmas boxes, of cow 95 to $5. e Downstairs Store, Old Building * * * Dainty Brassieres, too Fancy broche with wide lace top, $1.50. ..Fancy broche with lace at the top and bottom, and ribbon shoulder straps, $2 Downstairs Store, Old Building * * Low-price Underclothes Nainsook nightgowns and envelope chemises, em- broidered or lace trimmed—at 95¢ each.. iner | | | qualities at $1.45, including nightgowns in many | styles, ana envelope chemises that are beautifully | These prices sound like old times. Downstulrs Store, Old Building * * * trimmed All for, Babies WHITE ENAMELED BEDS—for very little kid- | dies. These beds are 18: inches; made with woven i ings, and finished with wheels that have rub- CRIB BLANKETS—pink or blue; boul with ribbon, at BABY BUNTINGS—of white eiderdown with cott flannel lining, BABIES’ BATHROBES—of white eiderdown with pink or blue hell trimming and silk cords, at ‘ Downstulrs Store, Old Buliding Exchanged PIANOS As little as $125 Fully guaranteed to give satisfaction Others at $150, $175, $195, $210, $225. New reduced pianos that have been used for demonstrating purposes, $50 to $150 less than their regular selling price. You make no mistake in buying one of these thoroughly-good instruments. Convenient terms. Downstalrs Store, New Building Che Ghrixtmox tore. Nasily reached. Interborough (Astor Flace), B. R.T, and Broadway (8th st.) Sub- way Statioes in the Store. Huason Tubes at 9th st. and 6th ave. From Pennsylvania Station take B, R. 'T Subway on Broadway: from Grand Central take Interbor- ongh., Beouadway, Madison Avenue and 8th Street surface cars pass the Store. REVIEW of REVIEWS (Year's subseription, $1) | and 15 little leather umes ‘of SHA in a lovely box * (Price $1.50) ‘Both for $4 The Book Store Main Floor, Old Bullding bound vol- ISPEARE $3.75 to $14.75 Delightful gifts for the woman who breakfasts or reads in bed, and lo the invalid. Lovely albatross sacquea, bound in ribbon or attractively itched and simply em- ; unlined, $5.75 and lined in white china silk, ‘dr the older woman, Brel? hand-stitched ques of French flannel with high neck and long sleeves, $: 5 Crepe de chine sacqu Litehed and embroi in albatross, $12. Quilted albatross , e b sacques; hand-stiteched. in wool; lined in white china silk and warmly interlined with $14.75. Pink, light blue and orchid. Third Floor, Old Building lamb’s wool, e7, a \ es DDRESSING ta- ble sets and vanity cases—of a new composi- tion. + resembling onyr or rock amber. WOMEN'S DRESSING TABLE SET of 12 pieces, delightfully shaped, $75. Man’s set, 5 pieces, $30. CASE in red, green, amber, dark blue or black— containing a French lip stick, $4—or rouge or powder case filled with compact cakes, | | mirror in top, $3.50, | Main Floor, Old Buliding The Gitt Enchanting Necklaces $1 to $25 The choicest, newest, gayest necklaces have arrived in the BIJOUX Shop whose _ fasei- hating colors, stones, designs in silver and French gilt belie de- scription. | Color and life Women who can afford neck- laces of diamonds and pearls adore thése delightful novelties, and no wonder—for the color and life they give to a eostume is aston. Earrings to match thing about t of them ha eur- match, which mukes a | delightful in color | et and lir Sautoir Necklaces Black and white Necklaces are all the rage— mat crystal a jet with a big round pendant bearing a black and cameo. y are | old-fa. in effect, old-time | locket he end of Jong | chains. | A imitation topaz | chain rich of French ¢ imi the end, f ‘ | » necklace: or Christmas! The Bijoux Shop, | Main Floor, Old Buliding See that it is made to produce MUSIC —an instrument that will produce music for years —not merely something made to sell at a price In the Wanamaker Piano Salons you will find GOOD Pianos only —largest selection in America —guaranteed without reserve —sold on convenient terms CHICKERING LINDUMAN AUTOr IANO KNABE SCHOMACKER EMERSON MARSHALL & WENDELL MONO-PLAYER BRAMBACH J.C.CAMPBELL FREDERICK and the incomparable AMPICO Reproducing Piano UPRIGHT PIANOS, 15 makes” styles and sizes....... $365 to $875 GRAND PIANOS, 19 makes, styles and sizes + to $2,550 PLAYER-PIANOS, 20 makes. styles and sizes........ $575 to $1,225 REPRODUCING-PIANOS, 21 makes, styles and sizes. $850 There remain but 12 shopping days before Christmas. This important matter of the Christmas piano should not be left to the last moment. Selec- tions made Monday will be held for delivery at. any time between then and Christmas morning. Don’t forget—Special Christmas Terms to $5,500 * Plano Salons, Firet Gallery, New Bullding “Billy” BBoll— The Wonder Walking Doll—$12.50 “BILLY” is not only a favo- rite with the little and big girls, but he is the popular boy doll of TOY-WORLD. “BILLY” is one of avery clever | most durable of Wilt We i h amnligs valks with help, is e of Wiltors. We imported them to make up sony ea dee ne es for the shortage of American worsted Wiltons. Persian “MAMA" and is so strong and | and chintz effects, in 20 different patterns. One of these healthy that any boy or girl can walk him, trundle him or treat him whatever they wish and he will last through it all. “Billy” is 28 inches tall and Special price costs $12.50, ay x fe AE soos $45 and $50 $39.50 " ; 8%x ‘2 39 and 45 35.50 r Othe: Dolls 100 of these’ 25 patterns in Oriental, medallion ‘and “PEGGY,” twin sister of | small all-over figure effects. “Billy”—$16. | i “BETTY,” a cousin, $18. Seamless Tapestry Brassey — “JACK” and “JILL” fell G Special price dawathn laveiquitaconvalercent De 180 FE ecuuess se $30.00 $23.75 now, and walk quite smartly. 84% x 10% ft...... 27.50 21.75 Price, $22.50 each. “CHIN-CHIN” is a little boy doll that appeals to every one with imagination. His price is $22.50. “ROSEBUD”—a beavty—$25. “SONNY BOY” you will want to adopt on sight. He will go willingly for $1 His duplicate was a little more fortunate and has_ real hair. Therefore, he costs $16 DOLLS, 10c to $85. » Toy World Third Gallery, New Bullding Books! The one Christmas Gift. Main Floor, Old Building BOOKS indispensable GIFT FURNITURE he Tea Wagons Moderate prices. In mahogany, mahoga and walnut, just the pajamas HE wants. They are the same walnut decorated, $180 qualities we soid largely last Christmas season, mahogany decorated, for considerably more, $136. Fifth Gallery, New Buliding We Lower the Prices of 275 Wilton and other Rugs Grade Special price 9x12 ft. Royat Wilton. ....$98.00 $82.50 9x 10% ft. Royal Wilton 91.75 78.50 There sre 75 of these rugs, WORSTED Wiltons, the rugs would make a very useful and long-lasting Christmas gift to son or daughter, Seamless Artloom and Wool Velvets— Grade 100 of these: 20 patterns, ‘small all-over designs. Fifth Gallery, New Epiiding Blankets which make openwindows comfortable Give them for Christmas KINGSTON and HARVARD blankets, ALL- WOOL. Sturdy blankets which keep one warm in bed, and permit the opening of windows so that fresh air—no matter how cold—can get in and do good without making one uncom- fortable. Double-bed size, weigh 5 Ibs., $12.75 pair White, with boriers of pink, blue and rose; also plaid block de- in pik, blue and rose. Fourth Gallery, New Building Quadruple-plated Meat Platter With well and tree—reduced from $30 —now $20 Other Quadruple-plated ware, suitable for gifts sign Gravy be $10. Candlesticks, $5.50 to $7.50. ile hane able dish, P Cheese and cracker dishes, $ 7.50, I ortment of centre Cake baskets, $9. table decoration, Water pitchers, $12. Casserole, $5. Trivets, $6.50. Fruit bowl, $12.50. Bread tray, $5.50. Baking dishes, $8. Tea pot tiles, $2.25. Main Floor, Old Buliding Give Him Pajamas Jap silk, in white or tan, very much liked—$12 Seotch flannel, 35 patterns and colorings—$7.50 feasei-down flannel, good weight, good patterns—$1.95 There 1s in one or other of these three groups, Burlington Arcade Floor, New Building