The evening world. Newspaper, January 7, 1922, Page 5

mobile s. “whe Navy Yard was also o the chief sources of employment to . sable to the motorist. | rooms: | way from Texas, St. hewn aw ith By Roger Batchelder. i trom top to bottom, the Workl War and its! . ‘3 yed by Sperone. | Those who have ever motored from ment and c q i ive Maine and New Hampshlre. | 4.9 4 Jurtheat from, home to. th, No He Ht will be a great boon to motorists NBN 1h GE DNA BU os whieh | 74g aye Mean kotred fo MRS |tHG NSN Gy . Rio de Janeiro, is vist—the Navy = + * 6 ter (this Is A CANADIAN SMILE. - pencbiaes e was relayed by Josep) (irre. at neross the mimodore room ¢ who} ike ‘ ri ‘New it from George Wright of others Hatipsiiie hitter was the bane “& little boy was sent to the of mot i) polont and nar- corner drug store to get some « with which his mother con- jemplated changing the colors of sone fabrics." Mr. Wright re- eattive Ie MtOuehOn ited. “When he arrived he for- POW, yyl one midst either pay for the privilege of vs i win bahy- kept so on swiss ur that ot the exact words of his mes- — town ee AA ith Gy erent wae Well, what can 1 do fot you, f iont py nd propex ( : 1h Bevel see ty ra someching to foo Recognized byword among lovers of creamy ale 1OW , of bolkle®, shook his head @nd and lager, and whi tivnished em Or aren ol! [WL ge va tee i ployment fo hundreds, now stands un back home and ask her dic, Another has been made into #) to name her poison.’ cold storage plant, and a third is NOTED WRITER “ARRIVES. ny eed for the manufaciure of auto eh Cond d Milk Sir, Robert. Alexander President of Toronto Universi - ne of! shor and scholar, has arrived at the Relmont. He has written many arti- ‘es on the New Testament and has contributed extensively to vediac, He Is the author of “The scerman Tragedy and Its Meaning to! Canada.” \ bodies. laborers, and at presen ment situation is ser int To fat aan: hundreds of the unemp! ! time, © of the fin THEY'LL ALL BE HERE automobile show is t Bros. which will reach nsylyanta. to- 4 7 in Ports ridge s now nterest Men wh otor Rebar Priced! Specially All-Wool Auto or Steamer Robes 8-25 These robes appear in plain solid colors of Blue with a Gray reverse or Blue witha Brown reverse. They are 60x80 inches in size with fringed ends. Their quality is unquestionable, their warmth unsurpassed, Mohair Plush _ Lap Robes : Pee ‘ 12.50 These robes are of the well- known Chase make, which guarantees their warmth and long service. Each is reg- ulation size in plain solid colors. They are indispen- (Second Floor) James MeCreery & Co. 34th Street 5th Avenue Coming! The Great Sale for Men * at ly Wait forit! Watch for it! Special trains are on their Louis, Kansan Minne will inspect our village rt ‘RTNEST FROM HOME. A lusty nee ka Borden EAGLE BRAND Kill Your Cold Over Sunday See Creofos Adv. on Page 13 THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 1922. Stewart & Co. Broadway at Ninth, New Yor/ Vormerly AeT. Telephone 4700 Stuyvesant Store Hours: 9 to 5.30 ome Very Fine Persian, Chinese and Turkish Rugs The Best Ice-saving Refrigeratvurs We’ve Seen $35 New. Hold 100 lbs. of ice. 16 in. high, 33 in. wide, 19 in. deep, ( After 3 years’ experimenting the manufacturers of this new sanitary refrigerator have accom- plished what they set out to do to build the best ice-saving refrig- erator at the price. It is constructed of heavy sea- soned lumber and is different from anything now on the market. It has interlocking airtight frames. locked together by four extra heavy steel bolt rods. The insu- lation is of the best © provision el yamber Al) hardware is nned woven wire yemovable drain pipe. anable flush traps = pure white enamel , in the Housewares Store, Seventh Gallery New Buiiding THE DOWN-STAIRS STORE * Dresses, $5 Head this Monday list of savings — DRESSES FOR WOMEN ES FOR MISSES Goob DRESSES, TOO—of -W Staal serge and velours. Practical models, in good taste, well made and always desirable. Regular were $6.75 to $10. prices in our own stock Downstairs Store, Old Building Dyed Skunk Shawls $18.50—were $24.50 Lovely shawl searfs, these. Ample in size; good in qual- ilk lined. Down they go—on Monday Downstairs Store, Old Building Coats, $10 Were $29.75 in Stock woman who want neluded. small siz . Warm, sight! good models— Extraordinary, if Fair notice to every coat. Bolivias and velours a) nicely made and finished. BUT your is here. s 34 and 86 only. Si Downstairs Store, Old Buliding Girls’ Lonsdale Jean Middies, $1.45—-were $1.95 Mother knows the und as these were made in our ow? made, »: fine for sehool. serviceable quality of white Lonsdale factory, they are RIGE Sizes 6 to 2¢. LY Long sleeves, of cour Downstairs Store, Old Bullding Women’s GOOD Suits, $10 Were $15 to $39.75 Who need# a well-made ouit?....A pertinent questiv: yonicled, Wool jer: —our own good when reductions like these « serge or tricotine—late Autumn m reduced because we have SMALL SIZES only. Downstairs Store, Old Building Crepe Kimonos, $1 WERE $ ’ lot of dainty and practic robes and bre embroidered and nicely m styles to choose e, copen and navy, Downstairs Store, Old Building Slip-on Sweaters, $2. 95 mon Many Worsted sweater. ) many purposes, reduce ani to $2.95. Worstell Y that e $4.95 reduce 2.) urplice tie-hack sweaters tha ere » reduced to » And 1 wool scarfs that were #1. redu to $2.95. A happy choice surely Downstalra Store, Old Building Good Corsets, $1. WERE $:.50, porte} LSO. age fig clastic top and tripe atiste corsets for j—Moiiday, $190. Downstairs Store, Old Building slender to Misses’ Coats $12. 50—w ere $25 these. All-wool velou prvative type of coat t 14 to 20. Downstairs Store, Old Building Half price for goo heltad ‘models, silk lined. Tie most young women prefet Kiddies’ Flonnelettes Night drawers in size Reduced from $1.85 to 50¢ a ¢ A Fourth to Third Less in the January Sale Kermansha and Sarouk Rugs ude Sn TBx9.4 feet... seesaw eeeee 12.3x8.8 feet 9 feet LL.8x7 feet TZ5XO feet a vieeis ves vows 10.6x8.9 feet ass 10.10x8.9 feet 12.9x8.10 feet . 14,10x9.7 feet . 12x8.10 feet ... 12.6x9.5 feet .. | 12'9x9:7 feet .. | 14,6x10 feet ..... 1 Mahal Rugs Sie 13x8.9 feet x9 feet A feet 9.1 feet x8.9 feet x9.5 feet x9.8 feet . 8x9.1 feet .6x9.7 feet 8x8.4 feet x9.9 feet 1 1 i 1 | 1 1 rk Ie 1 5 2 Chinese Rugs Sale price Sale Grade 13.10x10.5 feet 3.10x10.6 feet x12 feet 15x10 feet . 16X12 feet)... 20 Sarouk Mats 0 grade; average 2 STH0. bx 11, 20x11 feet 50 Mosul Rugs, $56 average size 3.6x6.0 foot size2 grade; 20 antidue and modern Kazak Rugs, 569 $126 to $145 grades; 20 Chinese Rugs, $195 to $275 to $450 grades; average sixc Third Galler Sudden Disposal of Watches of intoual character At prices at least a third below their already low prices A bit of good fortune brought about by a manufacturer's liquidation average 50 Lillihans, § $15 grade; average size $25 for Men’s $22 for Men’s $37.50 Watches $33 Watches The watehes at $20 have I8-karat white gold-fitled cause in the newest designs, thin model, several styles—particularly appropriate for wear with dinner coat or full dress. ave 18-karat green gold-filled case engraved centers, Paes $19 for Women’s oe Wrist Watche gold-filled ca with buekles to mateh justed movements, with etched dials eed The wi with plain 7 jewel movements with four adjustment and breguet hair-springs, and are fully guaranteed for time and durability In the Jewelry Store, Main Floor, Old Buikiing Wonderful Sale of Dinner Sets A Fifth to Half Less 75 dinner sets, 107 pieces each, made up from our regular open stock patterns, in French china, English semi-poreelain, Nippon china and American semi-porcelain. En crusted *gold border Rich border designs. Solid matt gold and stippled gold handles piece sets at $10.50 to $10 -piece sets at $22.50 to $85 100 sets, in 12 patterns, made up from our regular open stock patterns, in French china, English semi-porcelain, Nippon chipa and American semi-porcelain. $200 Bavarian china dinner sets—for $140 5 sets, encrusted gold border, solid gold handles, 100 pieces. $60 and $75 English semi-porcelain sets—$15, $55 10 sets, four vich border designs,’ 107 pieces. $15 American semi-porcelain sets—for $35 25 sets, four border designs, 103 pieces. And 100 lustre Tea Sets—-$12, $15, $25 teapot, sugar bowl, cream jar, six cups and 5 to Blo. 23 piece. prices are Wool-filled Comforters $5.50 VERY low price Some saucers, six plates; regular Second Gallery, New Bullding 22x22 in. Linen Napkins at $6.75 a dozen jou dozen from Belgium 100 dozen from Scotland. . 200 dozen from Ireland. 00 doz. from Czecho-Slovakia | PURE linen Lowest price in years 1,200 dozen napkins, in the popular 22x22 in. dinner ze. We have had some of these in our regular stocks $8.75 to $10.50 dozen—current rivbt up to today at price r these qualities, First Floor. Old Building a ee