The evening world. Newspaper, January 18, 1922, Page 7

COWPERTHWAITS’ FOLK 19th Ball and Entertainment, @owperthwaits' Mmployecs' Assocla- tion will present “A Musical Night,"* ‘with a cast of not less than fifty young ‘women and men employed in both Branches of Cowperthwait's estahlish- ments and featuring seven children upder ten years of age, at the nine- teenth annual entertainment and mas- auerade of the association, which will be held to-morrow evening at Hunts Point ‘Palace, 163d Street and Southern Bou- Tevard. The association was formed More than twenty years ago to bring the rkers into closer contact with each Anthony Derrenbacher.and Miss Mary IG Anderson will stage the show and following will appear in the cast: Mary G. An¢ h Albert Schweiger, iene n gow, Marge ard Dot. Hartigan, Joseph Kelly ton. night looking for the man w her on the str n Strec Station Yano robbed her. Y: d, dente YY VM Li b, VM Le BANJO OUTFIT Tenor Banjo, case, oxtra set of strings, pick and book of instructions $25.00 EASY TERMS 120 W. 42nd Street Between B’way & 6th Ave. nies JS -— ee. _€ Ni ee Pt 1) Teeth Without Plates ‘ “ny so I Save Vecayed Teeth, ¢ Tighten Loose Teeth, b | Treat Diseased Gums. -_ SETS OF TEETH. h Bridgework, Fillings aa aia a a | Made at Reaso:.able Prices ] Badly decayed Tooth and Rov n carer uae "reeth thor ry res REPAIRED i WHOLE YOu Waitt . = 5 oR BLOQ, | I 3 OFFICE s a 2 E. 125th St. 169 E. 34 Bereta | ead i 740 Lexington Ave., cor. 59th St a 1 (Over Viguett’s Drug Sore) OUR (28TH st. AND 4TH BY, a OFrices Wit be orn oN | SUNDAYS UNTILL pow. AND Beg TRAE page Ti | 7 etable medicants of proven the basis of the 60 yi RED SPRuc Montreal YD: WATSON by Nature Hew in RHEUMS | IN “MUSICAL NIGHT” wt ‘Wil > the Feature of Concern'a ©! FTER the suspense of the “ " cames that ex- alted moment when they know they’ye passed! And then they fly home to Mum- sie and Dad full of excite- ment and plans for the great day. Girls, of course, are much interested in the subject of clothes. They are only too willing to start on a shopping expedition, With boys it's a different matter—they have to be coaxed to come down-town. But once they get here and see themselves in nice blue suits they're just as keen on getting an outfit as “Sis” is,—even if they won't admit it! We've assembled this page of apparel and gifts keeping in mind the fact that preparing a child for > graduation means an additional expense—therefore the prices, all verified as “lowest-in-the-city,” are uniformly moderate. The articles are all practical, useful not only on the occasion for which they were bought, but for many others. PONS DONG. NLU) WSL ROS! RPL OANGLI We'll be very glad to assist you in dressing “ Jim’ or “ Jane’ from head Sewolry Gifts of jewelry bestowed on Graduation Day are { worn long afterward with tender thoughts of the donors and memories of the great occasion. Indestructible Pearl Necklaces Specially Priced at $2.94 Graduated strands, 24 inches long with 10 kt. gold clasps. For Girls 14 kt. gold La Vallieres, set with genuine garnets, tourma- lines or synthetic ruby, $4.96 Wrist Watches, 20 year gold filled case with 15 jewel Swiss lever movement, $12.89 Graduation rings, with raised For Boys Gold filled watches, vit 2» arantee, open fac Yiyle, ited with Tine 7 jewd movement, $9.94 14 kt. solid gold cuff links, loose link or dumbbell style, engraved and engine t designs, $5.74 to $10.89 14 kt. gold signet rings, VENOM MT Punior Sirls Grocko of White They are the very essence of youth—these be-ruffled, be-ribboned bits of sheer fabric, sewn with delicate care. The materials, georgette, crisp taffeta, crepe de chine or soft chiffon, lend themselves gracefully to the adorable styles which have been designed with particular emphasis on becomingness to the growing girl. Georpelte and Chiffon frocks lined with Jap silk or net A—Ot trimmed with flowers of self material. skirt has flowing -_ pal 19.74 B_—Of georgette, trimmed with rows and rows ot hemstitched ruffle and narrow. satin ribbon. TOOL OM Le wwe e Graduation Youths Prudest Moment | C—Of chiffon, with round neck, many narrow little ruffles and a satin ribbon sash, $10.74 D—Of perky taffeta, the skirt just one ruffle after another, and petallike sleeves, Trimmed to toe for the wonderful vent! . 1S At $16.74 All wool serge of good quality in two-trousers suits. Plain patch pocket, pleated, or double breasted models, coats alpaca lined, both pairs of trousers, touches of tailoring that pairs trousers full lined. garments, Four models illustrated. Sizes 10 to 18 years Blonye —fecond Fleer, 84th Strest, Rees Boys Gurniohingse Fine materials, cut —— poi setcert ong neck band and put ; It me mondieching sets Ae Blouses like these. A glance below will show that the price range aad variety of material are wide. Boys’ White Shirts Sizes 1244 to 14 Of madras, $1.44 and $1.88 Of Oxford (quite the thing, by the way), $1.88 Of heavy, well-wearing silks, $4.69 and $4.89 KAY Neckbands and collars attached. Boys’ White Blouses Ties Sizes 8 to 16 Four-in-hand or soft flowing Of madras, : Aes 5 Of soft icon Pt} Windsor ties, in good quality Of Oxford or madras, many with smart white silk, 44c to 94c _—satin stripes, $1.88 Of silk with collar attached, Separate $3.85 to $4.89 Belts Collars Made of cowhide pigskin, pinseal Well chosen styles, morocco. iniahed with buckles, z appropriate 44c to $1.44 . for boys (Sizes 1134 Belt Buckles to 14) Nickel 44c, Silver plated 94¢ ; $1.19 and $1.44 19c, 23c and 44 B\negre —Second Floor, 84¢h Street, Rear Sterling silver numerals, $2.94 to $5.94 Rineys —Main Moor, Broadway, S4th Street. Boys’ Suito of Navy Blue are the tule on this day of days, Well tailored clothes in every respect, made of fine all wool fabrics i1 the conventional hue, they will do for “dress-up” occasions after gradua- tion is over. Our stocks are complete and the variety of models affords wide choice. And the prices are unusually modest for like quality of fabric and workmanship. At $19.74 Exceptionally fine French : Ata the well-made Other suits in excellent serges and blue cheviots, some with one, some with two pairs of trousers, are priced at $22.74 and $24.74 Herald Square $6.24 to $10.48 Mats fr Bourn The right sort of hat has a lot to do with his frame ot mind on the eventful day.’ These hats were designed for boys. The caps, of course, are correct. Felt Alpine Hats, $2.84 In blue, Oxtord or hrowo, sizes 654 to 7, Blue Serge Caps, $1.48 One-piece top, 654 to 744. —Heeond Fleer, 84th Anas Street, Hear, Hosiery Misses’ Ribbed Silk Stockings, $1.98 Pr. In white and cordovan, these are fine and lustrous. Sizes 61/2 to 9. suits with two play the tine Boys’ or Girls’ Stockings, 54c pr. Of tine le lisle, Derby rib, Ua and cordo- van. lea’ enough to wear well. "Sizes 6 to Nn Meeare —Main Floor, Centre Conect Sootwear Should have simple, graceful lines, heels of just the right height, combining smartness with absolute comfort. For Boys For Girls From the Misses’ Own Section Sizes 1 to6 Black Calf Pumps, Sizes 244 to7 Middies of Jap Silk, $2.79 $4.96 Of soft white silk, regulation model with short Tailored pump bow. Same White Calf Pumps, sleeves, square collar and pocket. Sizes 6 to style in patent leather, $4.96 $6.44 20 years. Plain Toe Calf Oxfords, $4.96 Same style in patent leather, Fre. Demure looking little pumps, with slender lines and skillfully $4.96 rounded toes. Mivanrm Second Wier, 8th Street, Rem, $17.74 with small white talfeta roses. $17.74 Sizes 10 to 16, Many others in stock, prices ranging from $10.14 to $24.74 Blawre —Thint Flor, sm street, Gifto Ribbons A sale of white Jacquard ones at For Girls Vanity Boxes 79c yard $4.96 Our usual price would be $1.14 ) Such nice ones of blue, brown or black vachette, or black or brown dull leather, With four fit- tings, large mirror in cover and lock and key. IIlus« trated, It is very hard to choose among the four lovely pat- terns in ibe suetinetle They are heavy a jus trous, with great beautiful flowers ie leaves and woven in satiny de- Dance Bags—$4.69 and up signs. Dainty little bits of silk and gold lace, her favorite Tt ot NAC IS Moire Silk Envelope Purses, $4.69 up Blogs —Main wioor, sath Street, Rear. Quite grown-up looking, these are, to be sure, with their sophisticated silken Cert gold corners. Plover $1.94 White Gauze Fans 94c, $1.94 and $2.94 SEP PRIN VULNS re PN NSN isioll pegs and fans suitable for the “flapper.” One il- 16~ button length white mounted on white sticks. —_hustrated. gloves of fine quality Mil- Charmingly demure little ones, just anese weave silk, double fra tins. For Boys 19 Sole Leather Brief Cases Pin Seal Bill Folds, $2.79 ip “. eee $4.69 Tax additional button length gloves Ex good-looking case, 16x11 Three fold model with two 14 kt. gold id, oversea, in whi inches, three pockets and NE i wants sa exvnotin looks hasrated, Taported tray puree, $1.49 whan Fi Broad Loreal Bloqyre An Moor, 24th street. Ginlb Geeessories Some schools prefer middies and skirts for graduation exercises, We are prepared with numerous styles and materials in middies and we've selected a few other items which thought- ful friends might give to the girl graduate as useful gifts, Middies of Jean, $1.69 Heavy white jean, regulation model, with wide hem, Sizes 6 to 20 years. & Oo New York Sateen Petticoats, 9%4c White sateen, hemstitched hem. Sizes 26 to 32. Satin Crepe Breakfast Coats, Petticoats,$4.69 $3.24 . Heavy lustrous F f eatin tied Charming little garments, trimmed with frilly ruching of self material. In soft rose or blue. Sizes 14 to 20 years. Street, with dainty lace; in pink or white. Sizes 26 to 32. Mara Third Foor,