The evening world. Newspaper, January 19, 1922, Page 17

_¢HE EVENING. Another Thought for : Thrift Week - lies in the removal of the Luxury Tax, which added so much to the hardships of the year 1921 @ # ©: Benjamin Franklin, the apostle of Thrift, said:— “Nothing is sure but death and taxes.” § And a modern added:— ds “The only difference being that death jg often t t | i | painless.” wag © Since January Ist, the painffl “Luxury Tax” has been removed from practi- cally all articles except Jewelry and Art.* Good! “ Therefore, 1922 dawns brighter for Brooklyw dis- ciples ef Thrift, in that the | < Government demands iess taxes—and Brooklyn offers this STORE of savings and service £ ¢ silk, in Men's 29¢ Socks, 15c Sturdy cotton ones. Bestcolors. A thrift price, that even Franklin couldn't improve! “B. H. N. ‘Jan. 19, 1923 Tremendous Sale of Remnants 50c to 75c Dress Goods StoPin, Serge Skirting Mohaits; Plaids, " Checks portieres and drapes. ‘These — splendid values and thousands more offer upparalleled lengths for coats, skirts, $2.39 All Wool Jersey $119 In newest spring colors and black, 54 inches. 50c Fibre Silk Shirtings, 19¢ saving in » Suits, piece. Stripe patterns, 36 ins. wide, 4 $1.75 to $2 Silks, $1 Taffetas, satins, char- meuse, crepe de chine, and others, 36 to 40 inches wide. ‘ $2 French Serge, $1.29 All wool, fine quality, in navy and black, 54 inches. Namm's—Main Floor, SPECIAL. 25,000 Yds. for a Leading Bargain Friday Value in This Great “THRIFT SALE.” 25c to 48c Wash Materials Mercerized Poplin c White Voile Mercerized Pongee d ] 9 Mercerized Repp Printed Batiste ya. Fine Ginghams Printed Voiles Spring and summer sewing will start with a vim, under the impetus of this offering that saves on every garment made. Sfore orders only. Franklin would have praised this “THRIFT” value. $1.25 Table Cloths, 78 Of a fine grade of perma- nently finished damask. Hemstitched, 54x56. Scal- loped, 58 in. $6.75 Comforters, $3.75 Covered with figured sa- teen, with 8 in. plain bor- der to match. Full size, filled with cotton. 24c Outing Flannel, | 2° 20c to 24c Gingham Yd. 86 inch, pink and blue striped outing flannel. American ging- hams, in checks, plaids and nurses’ Namm's—Third Floor’ Men’s *1°75 & ‘2 Underwear, *] Just Half for Thrift Friday! A money making opportunity—too great to miss! Natural wool shirts, single or double breasted; drawers to match. Also derby tibbed fleeced cotton union suits. ‘ Come Friday! Women’s $1.50 Union Suits, 89c cosa cotton; regular and extra sizes. remarkable! ‘Children’s $1 Union Suits, 74c For boys aad girls, 2 to 12 years. How’s this for saving? Women’s'1*to'1- Silk Stockings, 89c These sare unusually fine — un- usually low priced—therefore un- usual thrift! service. Black and colors. All sizes. Namnv’s—Main Floor 19c Cretonne, Scrim, Burlap, yd. 1114c One can expect such a value only on Bargain Friday and in such a great event as this Thrift Sale. Nanm’s—Third Floor $2.50 Velour Remnants, yd. $1.19 One to 214 yards lengths, of exceptionally good velour for 50 inches wide. Nammn’s—Third Floor $4 Dutch & Panel Curtains, $1.95 Marquisette and cable net panels and Dutch curtains of voile and Marquisette, with filet lace borders. Value that suitably célebrates the anniversary of the “Father of Thrift.” Namm's—Third Floor Z Sale! 15c Toweling, Yd. 7'c Sales reachi Friday's selling. A Friday bargain, broidery. flannelette. prem aks Nie with rick-rack braid. weight, for? long Children’s 29c¢ Hose, 17c 3 pairs for 50c. Fine cotton. rm want to miss this! to 50. notions ! 12M4e rick - rack No mother will braid, 4 yd. pe., Te. $6-95 Best shades. models. colors -— Navy WORLD, THURSDAY, JANUAKY 19, BROOKLYN, N. Y.—NEWS.FOR FRIDAY, JAN. 20, 1922. This is the Sale that has set all Brooklyn practicing “‘Thrift’’—tomorrow doubly so with Bargain Friday new peaks for value. If Ben Franklin Were Alive Today—He Would Send His Wife Hete Tomorrow to Buy for Many Months to Come. Kor “Thrift,” in Other Words, Is ‘Buy NOW at Namm's!” Never before have we seen’ greater response—more enthusiasm—greater appreciation upon the part of thrifty people than has weleomed this sale. Stock rooms are flooded—trucks are whirling new goods to the counters and shelves for ‘Hundreds of new items make their appearance that day for the first time. $1 Undermuslins, 79c Petticoats, gowns, chemises, bloomers and | extra size gowns and bloomers. Of nainsook, trimmed with lace and em- Extra size gowns and bloomers of Included are a few flannelette one-piece pajamas, in assorted sizes. Namm’s—Second Fivor $1 Bungalow Aprons, 69c Hundreds of women will take, advantage of this valueful offer and thank the “THRIFT SALE.” Of percale, in many styles, trimmed | Namm’s—Second Fioor _ 60c Waist Lining, 24e Waist linings of fine white lawn. Just one of the wonderful values in Men's garters, 19c. 19¢ shell hair pins, doz., 5. Namm’s—Main Floor Again a Matchless Sale! ‘10 Dresses The “THRIFT SALE” Its Own Records, Here Friday Jaunty wool Jersey dresses, in three new and popular styles, one and two piece A happy choice, Henna in these 1922. Franklin Showed the Way to ThrfNamn Leads Today ~~ ALLNAMM & SON NAMM’S .FORTY-SIXTH YEAR 19c Laces & Bandings 11c Cotton filet laces and bandings, in white or | cream colors. Widths to 5 inches, For cur- tains, fancy work, etc. Namm's—Main Floor $2 Schoolbags, $1.25. } Of weatherproof auto. imitation leather, with shoulder strap. ‘Teach the schoolgirl “THRIFT” in purchasing one of these bags. Nomm's—Main Floor 4 Smart 50c Neckwear, 18c Collars, Vestees, Collar Sets Pretty, dainty, fine, and the smartest styles. Women will want t& come for them the firat thing Friday to get all they want in white and colors. At Thrift price, 18¢, Namm’s—Main Floor Sizes 34 | 88e Paris Crepe de Chine and Messaline, and Net. Those who want novel; dainty styles are urged to see this special collection. , Namm's—Main Floor room. Framed in antique gilt Beats cord trimmed—taped girdle. early Friday. 17 Elevators Give Rapid Service 50c to $1.25 Boudoir Caps, 29c. | $25 Framed Mirrors;-$10.95 Three panel framed mirrors for your living room or dining finish, brown and gold. Others blue and corners and large bow top. Size 17x42 in. Namm'e—Third Floor $13 ‘‘Neverbreak’’ Dress Trunks, $8.95 Constructed of basswood, covered and bound with hard fibre, corners and edges reinforced, equipped with spring lock. ‘Two inside trays, 32 inches long. ‘Thrift Sale Priced! Namm’s—FourthgP loor $6.48 Beacon Blanket Cloth Robe, $4.69 Coat style—8 pockets, splendidly Limited quantity. Namm's—Maig Floor, Visit the _ Brooklyn Industrial Exposition The Namm Store has furnished the Bossert Bungalow, See it! $30 Coats The Sale That Is Crowd= ing the Second Floor With Thrifty Women. All Silk $ 14:75 Lined Coats like these, efn- bodying, as they do, the style points of the season, perfect workmanship and “Thrift Sale” good looks, are THE value of the season. Fashioned wt of 4 Bolivia, _Normandy, A Suede Velour. i , In Brown, Navy, Sor- rento Blue. Women’s & Misses’ Wear in Sizes, 14to44-SAVE! $30 Tailored Suits, $12 Of a weight suitable for immediate wear, and far into the spring. Perfectly tailored of fine Oxford cloths, in regular sizes, 14 to 44, and extra sizes, 39 to 51. tea Prsaiesetieawa er Namm’s—Second Floo pry ll and gold burnished two-tone Id; ortiamented Phrift Sale Value! $2.75 Stamped Bed Spreads $1.79 yy tailored*shawl collar— Get yours La Full bleached kitchen or roller toweling, cut from the full Namm's—Third Floor 4 20c to 25c Sheeting, Yd. 10c Heavy bleached and unbleached grade, 36 inches wide. Namm's—Third Fioor $3 Polychrome Compote Sets, $2.39 Fruit bowl and 2 candlesticks. Namm's—Third Floor 25c Shetland Floss, Hank 12\%c Black Taupe Reindeer Brown Be here early! Share in “THRIFT SALE” values, the like of which may never come again. For Misses 14 to 20 $5 Sports Skirts, $2.95 The “THRIFT SALE” would indeed be incomplete without offering new spring skirts, in plaids and stripes, as well as black and white checks. Sizes 25 to $2. For Women 36 to 40 Great bargains for Friday. Men’s $1 Nightshirts, 74c Of bleached soft finished muslin. Handkerchief pocket. Large, full, comfortable bodies. Sizes 15 to 20. Namm’s—Main Floor Men’s $2 Flannel Shirts, $1.39 Gray and khaki; pointed collars; double-stitched seams. Sizes 14 to 17. Large, comfortable bodies. Thrift Values! Linolene opaque, Unbleached Muslin, Full’ Size, Bolster Cover. Lovely éroas stitch desigod -}! such as these covers show, Full 1-ounce hanks, in large color variety. Thrift Sale values, Namim’s—Third Floor $1.19 Bar Harbor Chair Cushions, 89c .__, Well made and tufted, filled with new sanitary cotton. Various colored cretonnes, : Namm's—Third Floor $75 Fur Coats, $50 Priced for Bargain Friday with “THRIFT” ideas in mind. Forty-inch coats of French Coney, in black and sable colors. Flaring model, with belt and pockets. Namm’e—Second Floor. Life Buoy Soap, 6 Cakes for 31c Only 6 Cakes to a Customer—No Mail or Phone Orders Namm’s—Main Floor $30 Dinner Set, $19.95 One hundred pieces—service for twelve persons. Flying blue bird design. An exceptional value for Friday ! Namm’s—Fourth Floor $20 Scamless Brussels Rugs, $13.90 r Namm’'s—Second Foo} The Finest Grades and Patterns—9x12 Feet. ' 45 Axminster and Velvet Rugs, *28-75 When buying these we insisted as much upon exceptionally good quality as upon an unusually low price. assortment of sturdily woven seamléss Axminster and heavy velvet rugs in beautiful patterns. $1.69 Wool Velvet Carpet, $1 yd. sories. wonderful value. $2.50 Umbrellas, $1.35 . For men and women. Fine grade cotton on 8-rib frames white tips and ferrules.. A wide choice of handles. ‘Value’ is the watchword Friday. Come and get.your share! Namm’s—-Main Floor Women’s $6.50 3-Strap Pumps, $2.95 Smart low shoes, with Cuban hetls, in patent leather, black kid and tan leather. Welted and stitched soles. several pairs Bargain Fri Sizes $ to 8, Namm's—Second Floor, Girls’ $4 Rain Capes, $2.57 A Thrift Sale Friday bargain is a bargain indeed. Ex- ample—these rain capes of rubberized sateen in navy or red, with plaid lined hoods. Sizes 4 to 12. Na ‘cond Floor A splendid $1.59 Inlaid Linoleum, 99c sq. yd. Friday Bargains bring are themselveS more than 1 Namm's—Main Floor. worth the. bargain price. | ° , ' 89c Window Shades, 54c Tots’ 39¢ Stamped Dresses fect alte shinee: pionited an guar- 29 . “3 nteed rollers, 6 ft. long, 3 ft. wide. Complete with all acces- Made nicsiv of Gon okt a Bargain Friday and the Thrift Bale have made a ro ae es white aq Namm's—Third Floors pe de AT | ti Thrift. Opportunities Galore Friday! *1°° Food Choppers, *1 | ppers, How many times have you searched high and low for one of the See ue he Here's a chopper that does not need knives! ie re, and it cuts coarsi ¢ At E commecabie aie lator and it cuts coarse, medium or fine! i Buy $1.25 Wall Coffee Mills, Special 1-Ib. ca- pacity; 89c grinds coarse, medium or fine, $1.79 Copper Bottom Wash Boilers Good han- $ dles; good | size. Extraor- i $2.75 Folding Ironing Boards = Full $1.89 iron Sub ad; justable ratchet. stantially made, Exceptional value! $3.95 Clothes Hampers, Large Size, $2.95 $2.97 Knives and Forks. 9 of Each, All wool yarn woven; not printed; Fine wool carpet for rooms, halls and Full rolls; perfect quality; 2 yards Special, $1-9) * y ‘ 9x12 ft. stairs wide. Bring measurements with you. $2.50 Combination $25 Gas Range : . $17.95 ai ee $1 Cork Linoleim 5% Felt Floor Covering 16 a ny 69 Three burner size; - Full rolls and large size room lengths; all & Good, usable room lengths, in an extra good ie ake aera | bx 14 ch ae yards wide; another Friday bargain; se a yard, 59. grade; square yard, 29¢ Saquat capacity Lents aie ie — 50c Aluminum Stew Pans, 2 )°" | . ; h Ploor Nawmu'a—Fourth Fivor i, - es “ ne