The evening world. Newspaper, February 9, 1922, Page 19

) ’ / 3 THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1922, Society Models |POLICE STOP WORK [rests cusm ser Revs "|p — ——_——— OR FRIDAYS SLID ———$——$ $$__——_— ° { ON ERIE TRACKS | “Sha 5. cranston, 125 India Street, to Show Fashions eesti Brooklyn, ler at Fowl Su Stu tion “B,"* e Guard at Newark Sends for Re-Ja idadea Store Hours at Biltmore Show serves When City Order teen’! vevoivar, Kape in tie. postal | 9 A. M. Till RAHAM”STRAUS x. Telephone BROO, Main 6100 ' |57th ANNIVERSARY SALES | ; station to be inspected and was return- Is Ignored. ing with it when he met a friend -with cep, | say hy ihe amen Ralment A gang of laborers, under orders of | som he took a drink, He fell From Nightgowns to Eve- the Erie Railroad, started laying|®® 94. and the next h ning Apparel. track in Passaic Street, Newark, to- day over the objection of the city and A fashion show in which society | despite the presence of a police guard tis will be models for every con-| posted to prevent such action. vable design of raiment, from] The city is withholding the neces- thtgowns to ballroom frocks, is the| sary permit for the construction of test announcement of the Junior k from the new railroad bridge » station ; r e, Hotel id teliailce hte run the, Hotel | yanding an agreement by the railroad Himore on Feb. 20 for the benefit! t eliminate the grade crossing with- 4 the Society for the Prevention and|in a period of 15 years. slief of Tuberculosis This morning 40 laborers began This innovation was determined | /#¥ing ties and tracks. They got ties ee tovtiy down and a single track laid before + sl hgeste reserves responded to from the ttee at the Italian Gardens at the|two policemen on guard, whose pro- o~ 7 xviaenines Dats 54236 Pairs of Women’s |: Heart-Shaped Real Kid Gloves, 98c Pair | - neeting of the eom- | ptel. Mrs, H. H. Rogers chairman, | tests had been disregarded. Aprons : : J quested Fifth Avenuc'’s smartest} Two of the laborers were arrested $1.94 and $2.58 UR supply of these Gloves was so enormous that in spite liners: and dressmakers to attend | and taken to the Second Precinct Sta- ‘ : bs of the continued demand for them, we still have thousands @ meeting and offer sstions. Aj tion. A gang of city laborers has HE most desirable sort ‘ben, bi r on oD (Titey were Hl been sent to tens“ the new work. of little Aprons to use Pe sf om me ily ae os oe ional offeri is fashion pages ‘ Na are rea! to be “Around tho Clock With a] GIRT, CASHIER SAVES for serving on St. Val- 1 SRE Of, Ui: aoe SS Spe amin! Orissa ge Debutante.’ The curtain will r’se pon Milady’s bedroom. ‘The time in MOVIE THEATRE CASH he scene will be 10 A. M. Tho so- —— ety girl chosen to exhibit the charm/| Grabs Hand of Thief and Screams @ robe de nuit will rise on her for Help—buat He Escapes. Ihow, suppress a yawn, glance at the] An attempt to rob Agnes Zinn, poudoir clock at licr elbow, rise from| cashier of the Tivolt Theatre at hcr downy couch «nd glide langour-| Bighth Avenue and 50th Street, as | pusly before the audienc: she was making up the day's re-| The next scene wv another) ceipts Mm her ticket booth in front | ociety girl in Dressing | of the theatre was prevented last | owns, breakf: morning | night when she grabbed the hand a rocks, walking luncheon | young man thrust under the grating esse, afternoon tea gowns, evening | to snatch a roll of bills and coin. iment and dance apparel will follow] The would-be thief started to beat In sequence. This cy: dimpled | Miss Zinn with his other hand, but | Rarlings and correct costumes will be|the girl clung tight and screamed un- ven twice during the afternoon of | ti} he wrenched himself free and dis- Feb. 20. If the demand justifies an-|appeared up the ave He was ther appears an evening per- sued for a distance by Manager plac Sarecky, but escaped. entine’s Day. Your choice | we have ever made—imported gloves, the 2-clasp style, | of several cunning models— | and coming from one of the better manufacturers. They ff fashioned of sheer Lawn or | sre overseam sown, with Paris point backs in black, white, white Net and attractivel trimmed with een brown, grey and tan. scarlet colored ribbons. A & S.—tecond fleor, Bast. Men’s Umbrellas Something New in Separate Skirts With Gold and Creponge Silk Sport Skirts Silver Bands, $4.88 3 f ny ESIDES being unus- $12.75 4 \ ually good - looking Piece these umbrellas , are r you don’t know what “‘Creponge” is you will find it quite | V a y ° eminently practical because the most desirable material for your separate skirts— Women Look Well in These | tity‘te mde of*Giona.” mpeyl ete ye we might call it ‘silk eponge, or silk ratine” and give you A. &8.—Street oor, Central, RANDMOTHER kept her hair beautifully darkened, glossy and attrac- tive with a brew of Sage Tea and Sulphur. Whenever her hair took on that dull, faded or streaked appearance, this simple mixture was applied, with wonderful effect. By asking at any drug store for “Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound,” you will get a large bottle of this old-time recipe, improved by the addi- tion of other ingredients, all HuAG UH orale i | ready to use, at very. little . a cotton and silk mixture. | an idea of its weave and general appearance. " — | = is simpl xt Their Prince of Wales PE peso ee ee eet | WOMAN, HEBRON INGTHEET ee le A SaTaSLAGRORRIDNESS New Morning FE rocks Hatillen Hess? Caktnine his Black, navy blue, brown and the much waited sports colors Baap uncarnien teat | OF PURSE FROM SHOP) ea ie color and beauty LE prettier lig; wife leoke/aboue the house thelkenplcy 12 acca, light and dark horn, | are included—with pockets trimmed with contrasting colored mode —-—— 7 E 2 se the Beh ae SE —— Mrs. Minnie Bulkowstein, nineteen, of A well-known downtown the husband—these interesting new house dresses have Seat chelate cae we e druggist says everybody uses Wryeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound now because it darkens so naturally and evenly that nobody can tell it has been applied--it’s so easy to tse, too. You simply gold and sterling silver. ai 2, ~Second floor, Ci all the elements of smartness and all the qualifications of A. &8.—Strem Moor, Central bs laase asics trey epee nay curable house dresses. Ikoli € White dotted Swisses and fresh, clean-looking Ginghams are ilkoline Covered neem umong them—some trimmed with crisp panels, collars and Comfortables,$2.95 Carpets Have a Birthday Sale 4 ney \No. 120 Ocean Parkway, Brooklyn, $20,000,000 SOVIET GOLD J eharged with grand larceny in Cates +A Avenue Court, Brooklyn, to-day by | IS ON WAY TO AMERICA | sien Netto Galewita, whe has = % broidery and art shop at No. 26 jner Avenue. On Tuesday, It was al- leged, Mra, Butkowastein took from Mrs. » o jetween Forty and Tous F coat purse containing 825 ther trimmings of Organd Most of them are -piece ULL SIZED, Warm . STOCKHOLM, c rey 00 diamond rt dampen a comb or soft brush € s gandy. fs are one-piece JLLS :. E I L P ey (0 neo trate and draw it iheeteh the te model, and many of them show the dropped waistline to give epeal le yh hose at xtreme Ny Ow rices ting 1 to aking one strand at a time, t : ; ; ; ‘ . : ene 4 sil By morning the gray hair dise a — . Also at higher prices, sheer tissues and linens | eee Gear HESE advertised items are part of our regular Reval, whence ed by ti ring 1th a appears; after another appli- all in models ied fh igher price SSeS ‘ 71 c A Soviet man. A few days ago Mrs. Butiwstoiy eeheguaprtwor suite restored : ouele copied. [romtmuch Nite priced Gh kt they had not been obtained stock. New and, perfect goods in best and newest ae So eattt Bid onal to its natural color, and looks Illustrated are dresses at $4.95. in a very exceptional pur- glossy, soft and beautiful. le despaiched to Sw charging Others in this assortment $6.95 to $12.95, | chase. They are cotton designs made. Standard, durable qualities only, in wide bail for - oe Ke MiBecaeeud fests Bell filled and covered with fig- | "ange of Oriental and Persian colorings. All are in ¢ | ured silkoline. full rolls, 27 inches wide. Hall and stair to match. A. & 8.—Third floor, Central. " BROOKLYN. ee o ° ° + | «———____—_______¢ | Also many designs suitable for rooms and offices. : Birthday Red uction Sales of “ En Made of all wool or worsted yarns and reduced to special . 7 5 . : - low prices for this sale. ' Oo (~) Women’s Tuxedo Sweaters Wook Velvet Corset. | Seubtant Woe : ls WO groups of most desirable Sweaters for immediate A Medium Good Grade Velvet Carpet ama a a gpacgmniane arpa eam wear, and of imme asurable use the whole spring through, $1.49 Yard $1.97 Yard FULTON STREET—BROOKLYN 50 FIBRE SILK SWEATERS—Tuxedo models, in wanted | 7, A Regularly $1.69 Reduced from $2.35 solr reduced from $14.73 vo $9.75. Galvanized Chinese and Oriental de- A pure wool carpet; well- 50° WOOL TUXEDO SWEATERS—In shades of Navy, “J si in |; iety de, heavy and durable. Tomorrow—A Remarkable Sale huff and grey, as well as black, in sizes 48 to 54, formerly Steel Ash Cans tacicapacnlgeas io ae ta a a uals idles ies oridllitecaiaeea mes $9.75 and $10. t $7.95. A. & 8.—Second flvor, Central. $1.65 Each Heaviest Grade, Britacis end : : bd © | Ina Little Clearaw In Wool Velvet ' 4 ee Another Sensational and Far-Reaching Ribtons Mark Their Right lo a Prominent Place in Millinery |, VERY dueable ach can | $2.48 Yard $1.19 and $1.36 Yard ' Regular $1.55 and $t.00 Very low prices for all worsted yarn carpet. Solid Color Carpets Special Purchase and Offering of New Silk Denisette Dresses . e that is heavily rein- | Prom $2.89 and $2.9; New Spring Hats, $10.50 forced to withstand the |” "yeaey, tiem. and very is} severe tests to which it is closely woven A SMALL, close-fitting hat of haireloth, with Milan crown, subjected. i uses self-colored Moire ribbon to form a backward- The heavy band at to “ ¢ aul sweeping brim, and flares out at the sides in picturesque | @d bottom together with Fine Wilton Carpets I ae muti Eber i oF Tales GRO ; the double cross bar at the | $3.97 Yard equaling ote For Immediate and Other new models are found in the A, & S, Millinery Salons MB eo Frise Inaure LLY nl Regular $4.75 Yard | Wilton Velvet Carpet, Spri W. —hats with the new bird and feather trimmings—many color- ij MieESAl Rea aera “afl Persian and two-tone ef- $2.58 yard pring ear ful flowers—and ribbons in original conceits. ad with Reet ones fects, for bedrooms, living Worsted Wilton Carpets, Dozens and dozens of charming Spring hats, $8.50 to 17x25 inches. r i | rooms and offices, $3.68 yard 2 $14.95. A. & B.—Mezzamine, East. & ‘A. & B.—Subway floor, Hast A. & S.—Third floor, Haat. f i Dini Sui 195 |]. > { These 10-Piece Dining-room Suites at $195 | |, Stand Unmatched Anywhere in Beauty and Price We Challenge Comparison. The Purchase Was an Amazing Windfall. Every Tasteful Housekeeper ‘ Will See That at a Glance. anon The suites are to be had in mahogany or walnut finish and consist of a 60-inch Buffet, 4+inch China Closet with cabinet, 37-inch Cabinet Serving Table, 48-inch round Dining Table, extensible to 6 leet, 5 si h one arm chair covered with genume leather ICTURES say so little. Be sure ta see them before buying elsewhere, for you might ealisly pay double for equal suites. hairs and The graceful curves of the “Queen Anne” period design lend them selves to any decorative scheme $195.00. The simple lines of this “Sheraton” design will appeal to the most dis cerning—and only $195.00. Four Models Illustrated ; A Complete Range of Sizes, 16 to 46. L Seeeerens a\ th “Tudor” di € i | ae Tudor” design, ie At_an Unusually Low Price EE 9 Hipenaal Sts Neat turnings, is one of | j } a \ the most popular in 4 | 13 y 5 \ ) our selections. Ten I z | —~ pheces —~ $195.00 f . \ e | mLeces: \ is \ Fashioned of superior quality Silk Denisette, along the lines \ few suites v Hane Sony be Table are » be had at thi of the very newest Spring vogue; charmingly braid trimmed iN Faia t or embroidered. Models in Tan, Navy Blue yand Black. SS