The evening world. Newspaper, February 3, 1922, Page 31

SAT JEWISH BAZAAR OPENS TO-MORROW NIGHT For Renefit of Hebrew Immigrant Ald Society—It Will Continage to Feb, 18, To-morrow evening, at 8 o'clock, he bazaar in aid of the funds of the Hebrew, Sheltering. and Immigrant id Society of America will open at he Hias Building, » 437 La- fayette Street, New . lasting until Saturday evening, eb, 18. It will be formally opened by Mur- ray Hulbert, President of the Board lof Aldermen, assisted by John L. ernstein, President of tlie Soc:ety; Mr. Adolph Weld, European vom- Issioner, now on a visit to this) untry, and Mrs, Leon Kamaiky| and Dr. B. B. Berkowit respectively, of the Ri ag the aftalr wil The Hebrew Orphan As: | High c ance Sligh Make Bow-End Bed Period design in American nut; somel, Walnut; hand y $53.98 as illus- Louis XVI. as illustrated, former price $600 . and Connecticut. will play selections and a group of Miller, wife of Gov. Miller; Mrs, Oscar S. Straus, Mrs. Abram I. Elkus, Mrs. William Einstein, man, Mrs. Charles Oppenheim, Mrs. Leopold Plant, ens Ginsburg. Jat 2 , J. BAUMANN. BRO. 3rd Ave. & 844 St. © RAD > RCN o MRED + NES 6 HED + GED + GARD + Gm > Camm > OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS. FEBRUARY SALE Sligh Bedroom Furniture Reduced 40 © 60% Latest Designs of Period Bedroom Suites and Odd seh a Few of Which Are Illustrated Here. 4-Piece Sligh } Make. Tavicne Ivory Suits Period, consisting of Dresser, Bow- End Bed, Toilet Table and Chifforette, four pieces, All Goods Marked in Plain Figures, Our, Liberal Credit Terms apply also to Long Island, New Jersey | 86th Street Crosstown Cars, Buses and Subway Two Blocks Away. 84th Street “L” Station at Corner; 3d Avenue Cars Pass Door. 3? AVE. & 84™ ST, MOTOR TRUCK DELIVERIES children of the Seward Park Juntor High School will present a pageant. The patronesses are Mrs, Nathan L. Mrs. Irving Leh- Mrs. Max Levinson. | Mrs, Henry Bodenheimer, Mrs. Steph- Wise, Mrs. S; C. Lamport, Mrs. Sarasohn and Mrs. Arthur D. During the week, by courtesy of Mr. Boris Tomashefsky, a number of dL actors and actresses will ap- o'clock noon and e will open Onn PRE e daily a States for the 8 1,415,950 bar- 0 barrels from American Pe- West 44th m Institute reported y 4-Pc. Antique Ivory Queen Anne Period Bedroom Suite, formerly $337.50 Now $189.50 American Walnut Georgian reriod Bedroom Suite, formerly $210.01 a) Poom - Suite, ‘ $198.50 ‘ainut’ “Queen Suite $149.50 Lowi Suite, Decorated Bedroom | ! i | 1 + woo tj ! $298.00 )MANY CASES OF _ RHEUMATISM NOW Says We Must kee Keep Feet Dry. Avoid Exposure and i ‘Too Much Meat, Stay off the dam P ground, avoid ‘Xposure, keep feet dry, eat less meat, drink lots of water and above all take 4 spoonful of salts occ, asionall. keep down uric acid. ae Rheumatism is cause; toxin, called uric acid, erated in the d by poisonous which is gen- bowels’ and absorbed into the blood. It is the function of the kidneys to filter this acid from the blood and cast it out. The pores of the skin are also a means of free- ing the blood of this impurity. In damp and chilly, cold weather the skin pores are closed, thus forcing the kidneys to do double work, they be- come weak and sluggish and fail to eliminate this urie acid which keeps | Jounces of Jad Salts; copepod accumulating and cire’ ulating through | the system, eventus ally settling in the Joints and muscles, causing stiffness, soreness and pain called rheumatism At the first twinge of rheumatism t from any pharm: acy about four put a tablespoon- of water and drink be- ach morning for a d to climinate uric Pantie imulating the kidneys to normal action, thus ridding the blood jof th impurities. | Jad Salts is inexpensive, harmless, jand is made from the acid of grapes Jand lemon juice, combined with lithia, and is used with excellent results by thousands of folks who are subject to rheumatism.—Advt. jful ni Cuticura Soap —-Is Ideal for — The Complexion SdarcSaSatoais uavercneisesDope 1 Walloe Mase SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK MONDAY WONDERS THE EVENING WORLD, ete RS FEBRUARY 3, LININGS WHITE GOODS { . DRESSMAKERS’ SPRING SALE Fresh, Fashionable and Varied Materials and All Sawing Needs Dressmakers’ Sale Departments SILKS DRESS GOODS NOTIONS DRESS FORMS WASH DRESS FABRICS TRIMMINGS SHEARS AEARN FOURTEENTH STREET Founded 9097 _WeyT OF FIFTH 1922, NEWEST POPULAR SHE We@T OF FIFTH AVE. GREAT ASSORTMENTS OF Present Extraordinary Money-Saving Opportunities to Home and Professional Dressmakers ‘EVERYBODY SHOPS Special Purchase 700 Pearl Necklaces Value $3.97... 1.50 Exquisite Necklaces of graduated pearls with fine lustre—solid gold clasp. 27 inches long Each in satin lined case Indestructible Pearl Necklaces -—24 to 30 inches long—solid gold clasps—were $9.97... 5.00 —large variety of new ilver and green gold— were $16. Women": Wrist). Watches—gold filled—7 jewel—10 ye were $12.97...... Men's Elgin Watches—7 jewel—- 10 year case—* 9.95 Mahogany Finished Clocks — Chinese roe, Ring: the latest fad well known make— Special 4.4°7 Diamond Engagement Rings Were $100.00 and $125.00 . Beautifully cut—14 choice—various mountings. Junior Misses’ --69.00 to 2/5 carat—limited number—early comers have best New Spring Dresses of Taffeta Value $17.94... 1 3.50 Individual models of girlish charm come .n a large number of altractive styles. Special Envelope Chemises Some are trimmed with Paisley silk, others have quaint basques finished with novelty ribbon and some have scalloped skirt. 12 to 16 years. New nainsook models of unusual daintiness at this value. The qualit is excellent, as are also the laces and embroideries which fashion the band yoke or built-up shoulders. Models are fine and serviceable. There is a large variety of styles. Petticoats—fine cambric with deep flounce of beautiful embroidery— twelve different patterns Special .97 Continued— Sale of Apparel for Women Gift Shop Special Metal Boudoir Lamps Special. 3,85 Decorative Lamps, with metal cuirasses and silk shades, are remarkably good value at this price. Other Metal Boudoir Lamps, with poly- chrome finish, Bloomers—imrorted sateen—all wanted shades—night dresses of pink or white batiste claborately trimmed come at this value also—were $2.28 97 5.50 and Misses Flannelette Underthings Soft, warm quality for cold days and nights. ‘Prices very special. Flannelette Nishtdressse—regulae and extra. sizesgood quality— were $2.48. Lss Flannelette Nightdresses—regular and extra sizes—three models with scalloped neck and-ribbon trimming—were $1.97... 1.44 Flannelette —_ Petticoats—regular and extra sizes—gray, white and striped—scalloped tlounce— were .97.. . ia Oe Flannelette Pajamas- —regular and extra sizes—all white and fretty striped models — were $2.28... Le ! three attractive models— Corsets At special mid - season values. Models are new ‘and desirable. Women’s Corset Waiste—button or clasp front—sizes 19 to 23— 28 and 29—were 81.25...... » Fine Corsets of Coutil and Broche —various styles in the lot—sizes 19 to 30—a few larger, not in each style—were $5.00..... 2.94 j Special Purchase Women’s Fine Cotton Vests Were .35 and .47.. 24 Vests of extremely fine, sott quality, well fash- ioned with band, bodice and crochet top—pink and white—regular and extra sizes. Boys’ Shirts Were $1.48 . . 1 a 10 Shirts of fancy striped madras and percale with collar attached or neck- band and French cuffs. Sizes 1214 to 14 neck. Boys’ Blouses—fancy striped per- cale—desirable styles and patterns Eton or attached collars—sizes 4 Special .65 to 15 years.. Brownie Cameras Were $3.50. . O75 Take a Brownie Camera with you on your Winter rambles and skating trips and keep a picture diary of your good times. Films ‘Yoo, are specially priced, so. {hut you may have all you need for recording your travels. No. 120 Film, 2 Kodak were .23.. 1s No. 116 Film, 2A Kodak were .28........ 21 Limit Three. Photograph Albums—for preserv ing and classifying your collec: tions— = were .78 and $1.12........... G4 High School Pennants—large size —with name ead monogram— were 81.25.. ceria. 1 4 Shaving & Hair Cutting Articles at greatly lowered prices Imported Steel R Razors were 81,25. Razor Strops were $1.25... Shaving Brushes were .78..... Hair Clipper: were, $1.97 Barber Shears— Os ~1-0 and 00 were 87 FUR SCARFS That will add beauty to your Spring suit and en- able you to wear it earlier because of the extra warmth of a fur sear Black Lynx Scarfs rIeYn +0 Stone Marten Scarfs ove skin~were $35.73 Baum Marten Scarfs one skin—were #45.73. 26.50 See Pages 10, 12 and 13 HERE ON SATURDAY Saturday Sale Girls’New Tub Dresses 1.00 Were $1.48... New frocks of plaid or checked gingham and solid color chambray in all the new shades are trimmed with contrasting materials and pretty touches of embroidery. Some have smart ties and enamel belts. All are made of Amoskeag gingham. 7 to 14 years. Four of the many styles are pictured Girls’ Taffeta Frocks smc! 10,94 Navy blue, brown and Copenhagen blue are the colors of these good quality tafleta dresses. They are made with becoming crush girdles, attractive trimmings and deep hems—Sizes 8 to 14. Girls’ Champion » Middy Blouses White Lonsdale jean, Ve 28 | 6 to 20 years..... Special Purchase Sale 239 Junior Boys’ Coats 5.95 All-Wool Coats, made of fancy cheviot overcoat- ings and lined with wool or worsted some in gray—there are brown and green, and also models in plain and fancy brown melton. But- aa ia bet convertible collar styles, with muff, flap and ment as desirabl 214 to 10 years. «Girls. All-Wooh . Serge Bloomers y, blue and black—-fuii cui 81 Were $9.75 atch pockets, make the assort- Ble i in style as in quality. Sizes TOILET ARTICLES Price reductions on all standard makes. Calox Tooth Powder Ivaleur Nail Buffers 125 size... As were #1.46.. Sf OlivitoSoap—were.10 cake. 7 | Watkins Mulsified Cocoanut Oil Olive Oil Castile Soap- Shampoo—.60 size “BA large bars—were .96... 7A Ivory Tint Hair Brushes Witch Hazel—16 oz. bottle Rat seconds of 8 quality 1.10 were .46 bottle 36 Ivory Tint Picture Frames Elcaya Vanishing Creme— 60 were .06,.. ef size—and Elcaya Cold Cream were $1.74....... . 1.00 GAD eri earastaatl MORNING SPECIALS On Sale To-Morrow, Saturday, Until 1 P. M. No Mail or Telephone Orders. ‘To prevent dealers buying, quantities restricted $1.48 Extra Size Flannelette 4 | 35 et. Children’s Ribbed | Mercerized Hose. +22 BOUNDERWEAR-SOOND | $9.99 Men's Rai neoats 3.47 Music Department : BRUNSWICK, SONORA AND ROMANCE PHONOGRAPHS ET MUSIC AND RECORDS oes Dressmakers’ Sale SILKS The White Department is bright with the sheen and ‘color of the new Spring _ silks, offered while the sale lasts at these reductions. 40-Inch Crepe de Chines —unusu- ally large assortment of light, medium and dark colors. including the wanted shades for Spring ; were 81.45 yard. , 00 40-Inch Charmeuse—fine, lustrous weaves—street and evening shades—were $1.95 40-Inch Canton Crepes quality—rich crepe weave-—:goou colors und Cae 2.27 * Taffetas chitfon lity—fash- ak 1,46 Crepe Back Satins -high lustre— soft draping quality—large assort- ment of light an Ity colorg were 8245 7s Colored Dress ins—high lustre —soft finish—large variety of fash- ionable colors were 81.57 | Fe 35-Inch Black Dress Satins high lustre—rielt, deep black were $1.74 Lis Dressmakers’ Sale Notions Little things that tell whether a dress is ‘well made’’ may be purchased at these reductions. Wellington Mills Spool Cotton 200 yards spool—black and whit Zeal mbers—-limit Ne Mail or Tele} ephone orde Basting Cotton were 68 dozen 44 Sewing Silks—50-yard spools- black und colors~ p65 Sewing Silks — black and white 00-yard Sewing Silks spools- black on 3 Snap Fasteners were 40 gross .2 Better quality were $1.00 gross «74 Seam Bindings—black and white—were .28 piece .20 Inside Beltings l-yd piece were .70 to $1.10... ,piece .6O Dressmakers’ Pins—half pound boxes—wers to .40..box . Better quality pins in quarter pound box—were 34 to 44.20 White Roll Tape—-24 yards to. roll—were .18 -—2 Dress Shields were .26 to 30 air 1S Better quality dress shiclds of light t double rubber 28 to 42 ields garment style to 74 pair Ready-Made Waist Linings 30 2% pair were Dressmakers’ Sale Trimmings For dresses of every type, street, sports and evening, will charm you with their variety raed sale values. Fancy Silk Braids—!; to 1 inch— black, plain colors, or new color com- binations—regular valuc 2h to Mb 16 New Buttons — white pearl and smart colors for trimming purposes lar 9 per card B ~ combinations of loid—black black and white |” $7.94 Wool Finish Blankets. .2.96 | tan “inature: 07 .66)% Full size LOTHING—MALN. PLOOK i BLANK ETS—BA <4 $3.27 Velvet and Leather i , $19.50 Boys’ Suits 14.65 | Handbags 2.27 | Dressmak ers’ Sale He ind kodak sty plack Thi ’ es F ) : 4 2.75 and $3.00 Boys’ Laced Sheer dress materials and tare ‘ rr 8 i “Black Shoes Lees baci 1.90 the sturdier fabrics for : Fee t Johnson—sturd skirts and tailored wear \ BOYS’ SUITS—THIRD FLOO! A mon 1018 are here in ererh wanted Ra 5 sirls’ E fe weave at sale reductions. $3.96 Boys’ Rain Coats,....2.95 | $4.00 Girls’ Extra High | J it Inch French Chiffon Voiles Hodgman's black rut Shoes 5 ioe! \fularante cd Waterproof—t to 18 ran i br i tow —= woltd Aicinch Embroidered Voiles” 6 BOYS’ CLOTHING—THIRD leis ‘ dbeines Imported Lingerie 6s ° Fleece $1.39 Men's ae Made jatiste -were .7 .Gs Wi bone fallen Fleece 67 Overalls or Coats 1.00 Sélnoh Akictings 42) u ee raped prom 36-Inch Imported Nainsooke: for Hain, Geek long weewr a nls Heat alan oh 2 ity underwear and infants’ | KNIT UNDERW IN. PLO# ORK CLOTHES —-BASEME es-+were 68 5S (od) for Other Hearn Advertising . bd