The evening world. Newspaper, January 13, 1922, Page 19

. PRESIDENT APPROVES SOCIALIST’S MEASURE WASHINGTON, Jan, 13,—An act amending the bankruptcy laws recently signed be President Harding-contains the first meas- ure Introduced by a Socialist to become part of the Federal stat- utes, according to Representative Meyer London of New York, the Socialist member of Congress. Under his amendment, as adopt- ed, claims for wages, salaries of salesmen, and moneys deposited as security by employees cannot be wiped out by going through bankruptcy. Heretofore only o few claims enjoyed this privilege, among them being claims of the Government for taxes, GIRLS, WEAR WOOL SOCKS, | ASK DARTMOUTH BOYS. etty and Warm, e and We Want You Not _Expe Cold. ANOVER, Jan. ,13.—Dartmouth un- @ergraduates like their girls to took good to the eye, but they ate also so- licitous for their comfort and health, Accordingly, in extending invitations to the college's winter carnival, Feb. 9 to 1, the Dartmouth Outing Club added a oung women to provide th woollen mittens and raboes or boots and warm the t the last carnival,” stand in the snow in mps, stockings and a fur cuat. re were sorry—and you did not look as happy as you triéd to. So rememoer that there will be snow, that you will have to stand in it and that t will be cold. Wi you to look pretty end and cold." UP custard is a delicious and wholesome des- sert. Next time, be sure to make it with Sheffield EVAPORATED SOE PTT So smooth and firm and isfying. Try it with “ sale Sealect.” DIAMONDS Our casy_¢ terms enable yo to wear Diamonds while vou pay them. diamond fracd is especially sv lected, — blue furnished in handsom attractive sitk lined Specint at 1N.5 qui ality and Jue Diamonds from $25 to $5,000 Send for your free copy of our De Luxe talogue today. Ad. dress Dept Store Open Evenings Until 9 P.M. Pinta 1650-166) BROADWAY, NEW YORK Nts. Between Fist ar RUB AUMAUIG PAIN, trial bottle of “St..J old sobs Oil.” ism Vain only upon the comes. instantly pot” Limber up! Qu niall trial bottle fre neuralgia, rains and sw CORE ESS, SIEHESS 9 Rub Pain right out with sual ab Jacobs Oil" and “St. Jacobs 3 rheumatism and | eee Get our drug-| ul be ' Formerly A. 7. Stewart & Co. Broadway at Ninth, New York Now for the “BIG Saturday” in the GREAT SALE for MEN THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 13, 1922. ; Beautiful Fur Collars on these Misses’ Coats $39 Our $50 grade models—on the coats at $69. Carefully selected Australian opossum—and that means beautiful color and deep fur—was our choice for the collars on the coats at $39. Excellent materials | An exceptionally fine Bolivia weave, and other soft pile fabrics in rich blues, brown, rust tones, reindeer, and black—in the coats at $69. The coats at $39 are fash- ioned of another fine texture which looks soft, but is woven of a tightly twisted yarn, In rust, brown, navy blue or black. Stunning models and silhouettes Coats which really are wraps Second Floor, Old Building, Tenth Street Silk Handbags, $3 —envelope bags of effective-| + ly striped silk and with braid-| | handles, zs of moire silk on good) plain or etched metal with double inside Cord handles. pouch bags of chiffon vel- vet or duvetyn with the quaint| ‘ord round shell celluloid frames| that open and close like a cov-| er. | Smart street colors. | All nicely lined. | Leather handbags—in an as-, sortment of leathers and colors, $1.50. Main Floor, Old Building Smart new Novelty | Veilings, 35c yd. Plain and fancy meshes with chenille or woven dots, both large and small. Octagon mesh veilings with double net border. Silk Shetland veilings with wide, border of marquisette. Many desirable plai: shades and combinations, street also Main Floor, Old Building Our $85 to $115 grades Platinum-dyed wolf which is so soft and silky that it looks like fine fox, dark gray squirrel, beaver, caracul-finished goat and moleskin are the furs which we selected for large collars—and for cuffs on some Imitation Jade ‘Matinee Recital \ $69 except for their deep fur cuffs, coats with sleeves with tiny capes attached in the back, coats with semi-blouse coats with the long- waisted blouse; coats with new knotted embroidery, coats with flaring lines, and others with straight lines—these are the coats at $69. Just a slight flare gives chic to the silhouette of the coats at $39. Every coat boa of a plain colored silk lining—soft taffeta, peau de cygne or crepe de chine. Necklaces, $3.25 $6 to $12.75 grades 100 new necklaces effect- ively combine imitation jade in round and flat beads and smart, irregular pen- dants in Chinese effects with green-gold French gilt. Ten different styles. Some i pendants, with the C of good luck, others fruit-shaped pendants, and big flat pieces in- serted in the chains. Some have motifs in French gilt alternating with the beads. The chains are all soldered link. The Bijoux Siop— Main Floor, Old Building Saturday at 2.30, | In the Auditorium, | Under the direction of The | LA FORGE-BERUMEN Stud ios. First Gallery, New Building Tweed Topcoats $20 The severely tailored type that smart women use for motoring or sports wear—our $39.50 grade Tweeds in good looking mixtures of gray or tan, modeled after a straight line belted coat of excel- lent lines, Well-cut notch collar—smartly shaped raglan shoulders that fit so nicely over the coat of one’s sports ‘suit—hand-finished full- length lining of heavy peau de eygne. Fur-trimmed and plain tailored coats—Less 534 for $49.50 grade $48 for $56 gradé $54 for $79.50 grade $78 for 394 to $110 grade $98 for $125 to $145 grade Remarkable groups of coats aa) our Salon collection which re authoritative in fashion— beautifully tailored ina wide vari- | | | binations, the sea- trimme. ety of selected fubries, in son's smartest weave with earefully che Second Floor, Old Building FURS Excellent furs in charming fashions Purchased underprice—benefits passed on Two Squirrel Coats—$650, $695 Clear gray—46 Inches Tong. Hudson seal (dyed muskrat) cape—$595 Gracefully swinging silhouette with deep standing col- lar; 45 in, long. Taupe Nutria cape, $475 Gray Caracul cape, $450 Two natural mink wraps, $1050, $1095, . Two blended mink coats, $595, $795 _ Natural mink wraps, 45 in.; blended wraps are 86 and 42 in, Moleskin cape—45 in.—$495 Beautifully worked pelts with stand-up collar lined with ermine, Two moleskin coats—$295 Straight coats—45 inches long. Second Floor, Old Buliding Women’s Afternoon Gowns In tricotine or twill, $39.50 to $125 Canton crepe, crepe de chine, satin, $68 to $185 _,,,a0wns which have been selected especially to meet the difficult requirements of women of ample figure. Included are gowns which have been reduced from much higher prices. Trimmed in many interesting ways with fine beading and jet—delightful embroideries. * ¥ In black, dark biue, brown and taupe Second Floor, Old Buliding Imported Sweaters and Siveurate of imported materials A fraction of what they were made to sell for A remarkable group of sweaters, many made in Switz- erland, others in this country of imported materials. All beautifully made and finished. Tuxedo or slip-over models smartly designed of fine mohair or alpaca yarn. Striped in stunning color com- Also lovely plain colors. NOTE PLEASE—the narrow shoulders, ‘the well-fitting neck- lines and collars, and the clos» cuffs of the models illustrated, which are representative of the collection. Second Floor, Old Building Good Nursery Furniture Specially priced —for $85 drop-side wicker beds. 10 woode bed, with woven wire springs 50 bassinette, rubber tired wheels. 0 Dresden trimmed wicker bassinette. ooden wardrobes. immed wicker wardrobe. wardrobe, ampers. for $10 wicker s $8.95 collapsible bath tubs, oak standard. bath tubs, white standard. Third Floor, Old Building Boys’ Mackinaws at $5.95 124, for boys of 11 to 18 years. Made of good woollen materials, in the styles that boys want for skating, bob- bing, or for school wear With patch pockets, all patterns. dunior-ODvercoats, $17. round belt, and shawl collar, Many 30—originally $22.50 and $30 They are made uf ve ating materials, including some wool chinchillas. In i ‘d k and open lapel + 2 i they could be. For ages 2 y in the lot, and all as s1v aa Suits, $19.75—originally $28 to some of the fir that we have ') matevia N ¢ >tylex. A 9 each Qh Haale Telephone 4700 Stuyvesant Store Hours: 9 to 5:36 ———— | §28 for $35 to $45 Suits and Overcoats $38 for $50 and $55 Suits and Overcoats $48 for $60 to $75 Suits and Overcoats Burlington All Wanamaker clothing of a grade made specially to our order and sold every day in the Burlington Arcade Store. Good selection of patterns; full line of sizes; and NO CHARGES FOR ALTERA- TIONS— oa ae ALSO— ~ IN THE BROADWAY LOWER PRICE Atcade Floor, New Building. STORE $18.50 for $23.50 & $25 Suits & Overcoats $23.50 for $27.50 to $35 Suits & Overcoats $27.50 for $37.50 to $45 Suits & Overcoats Remarkable offering of good Corsets REDFERNS and Wana- maker Specials, $2.95—spe- cial price for the January Sale of White. Firm pink cotton and pink silk figured brocades. ‘om- plete range of sizes in a vari- ety of excellent models with medium and low elastic tops. Main and Third Floors, Old Buliding Slip-on Gloves of lambskin—$1.95 So many prefer the slip- on glove to any other style that this very low price will no doukt be of wide interest. In glace finish, good assort- ment of colors, including tan, brown, gray and pastel, also black with white and white with black embroidery, and all white, Malin Floor, Old Building Broadway, cor. Eighth Tickets for the Millrose Games Arena seats, $2.20 Box seats, $3.30 Information Bureau, Main Floor, Old Building. be_ held The games will Wednesday evening, Febru- ary 1, in Madison Square Garden. The best track ath- letes from all sections of America will compete. Hosiery and Underwear—Specials 800 Pairs Women’s $1.75 Silk Stockings—$1.38 pair First quality; full-fashioned pure silk stockings, with mercerized cotton tops and soles; sizes 9 to 1014, in black, African brown and cordovan. 600 Women’s ribbed knit Silk Vests—$1.35 each Seconds of a famous maker's $2.10 to $2.75 of silk and fibre silk mixed, finely made and fir Bodice tops. Extremely di rable. 5 vests. shed, but wi Pink or orchid. Sizes 36 t First quality of pure silk and th slight kmtting faults. 0 42, 900 pairs Children’s Socks and Stockings—50c pair z Half price because of slight imperfections; short socks, sizes 4 to 9/4, of pure silk, in” white and colors; three-quarter socks, 614 mo: of pure silk, in black, white and colors; long stockings, 612 to 914, of pure silk “and fibre silk mixed, in black and white. 900 pairs Children’s Socks—38e pair Seconds of 75¢ grade; short, sizes 4 to 9, pure silk, with silk and cotton turn-over tops, toes and heels, white and colors; thice-quarter, sizes 7 to 9, pure silk, with mercer- ized cotton turn-over tops, toes and heels, ane and white. 2,000 pairs MEN’S 25c to 35¢ Socks—18e pair “An extraordinary adjusting of stocks. of (1) imported full- cetized cotton socks, in black, white, cordovan or champagne color. last mentioned kind only. Main Floor, Old Building, Men wearing sizes 914 to 11 can have choice ashioned cotton socks, in black or cordovan, and (2) seaml S$ mer- Sizes 9 to 10 in the 1,800 MEN’S $2.50 to $3 Union Suits—$J.75 each Wool and cotton, scientifically blended, fine ribbed, natural color, not shrink, nicely trimmed, flat lock seams, long sleeves, a heavy weight; sizes 34 to 46. perfect-fitting, will nkle length, medium and 1,500 MEN’S $1.50 and $2 Shirts and Drawers—.$1 each For out-door men. mixed, sizes 38 to 50; drawers to match, sizes 32 to 46. 600 MEN’S $1.75 Union Suits—$1.15 each Cotton, winter weight, —well proportioned. fine ribbed, white, long sleeves, ankle length. Heavy weight, single and double-breasted shirts, cotton and wool Sizes 34 to 50 Burlington Arcade Floor, New Building 418 Velours Hats down to $7. 50 Were $10 to $12 87 are Lincoln-Bennett, London, velours, that were $12 yesterday. These, in black, green, brown, tan. Cut edge. .221 are English-blocked velours, that were $10 yesterday. These, in blue, brown, gray, green, tan. Welt edge. .110 are from Czecho-Slovakia. They were $10 yesterday. ‘These, in green, brown, black and tan. Cut edge. No tax on these hats. .Several good shapes. Sizes 6% to 73%. $10.50 to $12.50 Pure Worsted Coat ‘ Sweaters—Saturday at $7.85 Navy blue, heather, maroon, chocolate brown, white, green. Shaker-knit. sewed-in, A few pull-overs, pockets. Sizes 36 to 16 Shawl collar, Two lower pockets, V-neck, with and without not all sizes in every color, Burlington Arcade Floor New Building