The evening world. Newspaper, February 16, 1922, Page 13

SO a ore reser ser bie ll THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1922, HENRIKSEN TO COACH BOSTON SHIP NEWS INFORMATION CsLade #iNe. ‘Dea SD, BOSTON, Feb. 16.—The appointment - manta. Immingham " Mi Merad bopaipttn ach Labelled st) hen "tore Bout 0 iota | Hours: 9 to 5.30 Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co. at Ant elder, as base! coacl al joston - Sari aieer conllage wae anhounced to-day, He will Telephone: Stuyvesant 4700 Broadway at Ninth, New York alam sie Poi a have charge of the team for one year. fomeret erat Braziller, Antwerp 3 4 Ft, Victoria, Bermud . 14 u Turrialba, Cristobal 9 Due T ute Gothiand, Asteaty : red. pei } Mongolia, Hamburg ; Banting: | 7 Fed. =|] sold direct to you in | "|| meer fo. ||] Sale of Rompers and | Women’s Winter Coats 22 Books that every _ Fresh from the * * 2 1] bait Creepers,95c to$1.95. ' boy or girl should have <b: *3}} | Sample Mixed Tea (11 ” e Ratlntuction Guarentecd Sizes 1 to 4 years—the sale so many | $29.50 for $39.50 to $45 models a te jy Open Satarday Until mothers have been watching for $59 for $75 to $125 models aa | GILLIES COFFEE CO. : $125 Formerly sold for $39 a set of 22 H Mb) ial ip and ta stay N. ¥, C. * * * os ie ‘ = ones UE CS Play clothes for the very little ones. nae . | 650 S P Ti Sli Mt ‘Stine ig oo ||| sturdy weaves and fast colors which | a iis we teint of mpl pairs trap umps, 1es, Ippers | Now $10 set-—50c volume falls will stand the wear and tear of laundry | tive lines, will be smart in the new . grt, gouthaannton, NBG For Cold on the Chest|]} ana piay. soni, too. Ot the $12, $14 and S15 grades | | $7. 75 ul. # 8 : Bee nial, Cristobal. rer eo ae «6 To be sold Friday for. / oA oe purchase of volumes Hatt, Pe Pri " now re: —a aw, it ri Fragtt, Port mai Faturaay 8) erty like the old-fashioned Models galore—each adorable Fur collared or plain models; hand ; Mostly Dh oot own hal selected stocks. hs shoes that women are only, rong Aightly euted pect Piympie, Boutham | Musterole is a clean, white ointment, . . tailored and lined with heavy silk. free UU a rem ie cece ., | corners. dig erred | made. with oil of mustard. Simply mas- Trimmings confine themselves to! Patent leather one-strap pumps, Black suede two-strap pumps, with a 5.00 A soge it in gently with the finger tips.| | bands of color or dainty touches of “59 with gray suede backs. tan stitching. Published originally as the “Ever. 030 AM, ao beldeighted to see how quickly ||] handwork Fine deep pile fabrics. oa . +2 8 . fet res si Child Should iRnow’ Y series: later os m ' Pan Tan calfskin two-strap pumps, with | the “Boys’ and Girls’ Own Library” Get M I your di : ne ma sates ‘ ater z y 38 & be, jars & tubes) hoepital else bs. Charming bright colors—and white: | Brown kidskin one-strap pumps, yellow stitching. and “Worth Knowing” series. 4 ETTER THAN A MUSTARD PLASTER Third Floor, Old Bullding Black—and the blues and browns | With buckles. ti. * + + e als which have receiv tofthe |. j | Suede ties, brown or black, with 7, : | | mode ive received) tHe catley @ | ‘Tan calfskin one-strap pumps. baby French heels. i | Each by an authority ode. Second Floor, Old Bullding * * “ * * rt | Porch Frocks ° ——— Patent leather two-strap pumps, Black satin one-strap slippers. 5s Title Author Re 85, $6. 75, 8.75 with red or white stitching. Baby French heels. ppd Mtoe Bice Waste are | Firat Floor, ov wutsing | Folk Tai... Hamilton, W right Mabie 1 M. 10.00 A.M. DANIEL - Hamilton W. Mabie ... Helen Al Clarke Dani 1 Nein Mason Edwin T. Brewster Julian Ellen Rogers ..Neltje Blanchan Clarence M. Weed Neltje Blanchan . Ellen Eddy Shaw Famous Stories. . 1,350 pairs of Children’s Shoes | That were made too late in the season; so prices go down * «* & $4.85 to $1235 grades * * «* Trim frocks of linene, dotted swis: voile combined with organdie in har- monizing color, flowered dimity and| batiste, which have become slightly Butterflies . Wild Flowers. Gardening... Out-door Work. Good cloth bindings, excellent t good black and white illustrations and many beautiful color plates. The book on birds has 49 color plates, the one on trees, 34. Book Store, Street Floor, Old Building Boys’ Mackinaws, $5.95 Have been $9.75 and $12.50 — but only 59 of them left. .M crushed from handling. All sizes in the | Needlecraft. . “Effie, Ate ee lot, but not in every style. $1.95 for $2.50 Shoes $3.50 for $5 Shoes Housekeeping Haat Hale Gilman ‘ Carpent in F. Fe Third Floor, Old Building | Patent leather ankle ties Tan calfskin lace or button shoes Mechante = rat Hern — Sizes 214 to 8. White buckskin button shoes. | | Rabie] a8. ye at — a . tf uty. oodhu' F hV Sias 4 to 8. Home Decoration. Chas, F, Warner renc est $4.75 for $7 Shoes a Pictures . ...+Charles A. Caffin Th B tt . S INC fanet tae nee Regis Sports and Games. ... Claude H, Miller 5 ° 4 ’atent, leather button shoes with cloth 6 e Better Chain-Store Chemises, $1.95 tops; patent lerther oxfords; patent leather $4.25 for $6 Shoes | Paral e * ‘ Grocers Black calfskin lace shoes. 844 oxfords; white busieian oxfords. Sizes 1114 to Sizes ” The new “MIMI ; * Made by one of the leading makers of children’s shoes. The styles are of the smart broad toed type with durable soles and low heels—both com- fortable and healthy for young feet. First Floor, Old Bullding | laco shoes with kid tops; | black calfskin Soft nainsook fashions these simple | to il under-garments, which are attractive- y hand-scalloped around the top, h: hand-done eyelets through which | dainty ribbons are run, and are fin- ished with a hand-stitched hem. | Regulation or delicate pink or blue | ribbon strap shoulders. Third Floor, Old Bullding is a success with Miss 14 to 20 Freach knots feature this the ribbons.” FRUIT as you like it! t Have you noticed those big, round, red apples that flirt with you at the Reeves Stores these days? And the oranges? And Grape Fruit? ] The Reeves Stores now sell Fresh Fruit. Aid, like all other Reeves Groceries, it is the best on the markxet—fine, fresh, luscious fruit—at prices that will surprise you, they are so low. in careful “new little design frock with From France Long Black Gloves Women’s Fur Coats and Wraps at Half early prices ! 12-button length—$5 | 16-button length—$6 | \ | 3 Luggage Sale! | vs for 1921. ’ ; = ; % * * * As charming and distinctive as (|| Oxford Bags at Half Sale continues Friday. ice ee : The fine glace kid gloves such as |the first ‘‘Mimi” which had no rival ha * * 4 | Mealiinige. sci » Wanamater . ie France alone can make and which ar $12. 50—were $25 . Exclusive with the Wanamaker Authentic fashions in Hudson £0 difficult to obtain, . ® Store. | seal (dyed muskrat), caracul, Fruit keeps the family healthy—Reeves Fruit keeps the family happy. too. Remember to buy your fruit at the Reeves Stores. Your other gro- ceries, too, of course! _* © And only 11 to 18 year sizes. < « 6 * | | The gloves that smart women are | wearing with their short-sleeved day- | time frocks. se * One of the 260 Reeves Stores is in your neigh- borhood. DANIEL REEVES, Inc,, Office and Warehouses, 44-52 W. 143rd St. REEVES | mink, moleskin, nutria, Good cowhide in russet; 18 and 20} . > = | in. sizes; but only 16 bags. In crepe de chine, $32.50 ee The new spring colors—and they | Other Oxford Bags are lovely—with the ribbons and taupe raccoon. Second Floor, Old Bullding Shawl or convertible collars, muff or patch pockets; all-around belts. Street floor, New Building Main Floor, Old Bullding Good cowhide, leather lined; 18 and 20 in, sizes. Leather suit cases REEVES $11.00 to $14.65 100% White $13.65—were $20.50 knots in smart contrasting colors. Imported Steamer Robes vey <= Foul wi Second Floor, Old Building | ! iv FGGS 55: $1425 were $2150, " Good—at $18.75 Yes, it’s true! We are going to sell these Men’s and Young Men’s Suits At average Half Price | 25 patterns, at least— oe Egyptian Cotton Tissues, 58c yd. Rich colorings—lovely plaids. . * 4 prefer them. BEST C O F F E E 2 Bi __were $16.50 to $23 Allewoal too; and 35 of the $50 grade. . b Genuine cowhide, in black and| Pur Fi wie tas ; 72 of the $55 grade. . nay je is oe Sizes 18 | Firmly woven cotton. 60 x 84 inches in size. i 1 of the $60 grade. . fe 5 to 26 in. eee | ae Mohair and Plush Robes. Many | 82 of the $65 grade. | ‘The new spring colors, in checks, Sale opens Friday morning. + * * DEL MONTE ASPARAGUS ‘° 35° Fabricoid Suit Cases $3.65—were $5.50 In 24 and 26-in. sizes Dress Goods Salon Street Floor, Old Building | First Floor, Old Bullding | | STICKLEY Day Beds and Settees | | Plaids and stripes. The much loved | gingham patterns in a new setting. others to $22.50. | Some at $13.50— You may see for yourself that this is the finest value in suits we have offered this winter. They were in our own stocks at $50 to $65, then reduced to $38 and $48 (mostly $48)—now lowered to Sporting Goods Store, Street’ Floor, New Bullding Beaded Handbags at $ ° A feature of the February Sale Wanamaker standard — every "yp REEVES BEST DEL MONTE Patsy hog RS nese la Only 150—and when these are TAMIR suit ele: TOMATOES MARASCHINO t en. a; a sold no more ae these prices. pel LL Fashionable blige worsteds, _ No. 2 1 3° CHERRIES 23° ' os ‘ : ; ee | Half the prices of a year ago and | unfinished worsteds, cheviots and Gassimeres. Can ar tt steel colored designs, '¥ {one-third less than regular prices | \ wide range of models for men and young men smart steel colored designs. ; : today. * * * | Beaded Drawstring Bags, $5 . | Hand peal eae fav-| All made in the Stickley fac- Street floor, SINCLARE BRAND Bond or Cushman’s FRESH WHITE BREAD $80—for the $125 grade } Large c S c can make this kind of furniture. frame, cane panel ends, back upholstered i} | Los 10 BEAN 15 Main Floor, Old Buliding Aa 4 juamoure or tapestry; floss and cotton In the best capture that has x i : Gloversville in year: CALIFORNIA Feney peutornis All the settee-beds have sliding | ee eS deaee . $1.65 a = x LIMA PRUNES 20 to 30 to Ib. 29° INDIAN RIVER ORANGES _ 9 for 25° | “EXTRA FANCY FANCY “. Flower designs im tapestry rings against dark backgrounds, Breakfast Coats, $10.95 Two-toned satin, with petal ruch-| ing of self material on edges and | around the scalloped bottom | tory at Syracuse as only Stickley drawer and concealed spring form- ing a full size double bed when open. floss Stickley settee-bed, mahogany finish 1,200 Prs. Men’s Gloves i suede, in tan, gray and brown tig easy and pique aewa ne are cadet style, with short fingers some are embroid- ForSnowandSlush Double -deck-sole er and regular styles } G F TABLE 7 e8 $70—for the $105 grade , ine, dndead | ; - Ss rape ruit APPLEs ! Nery: charming, tudes | Stickley day-bed, mahoguny finish oa the Wan? plover to ba warn NOW Shoes Large Size ARC RE NS rnp | frame, covering of plain volours, figured | Cacao old and lig! and copen- ve} one “ah s ig * $9.75 § 6 f c f c hagen crise and pink: copenhagen $70—for the $105 grade Yslouta ‘or’ tapestry: floss ‘and ‘eotton 7 to 1014-—mail and ‘phone ord 40,78 for 1 re Ot eee or or red; black and copenhagen; black | Stickley settee-bed, mahogany fir mattress, fillec fa the lot laste, RD NS SHREDS REED mealfakin: t pee bluch. ¥ and purple. frame, covering of tapestry; and | Fourth, Fifth and Sixth Galleries, ai | i : ‘i> em a>. cm ¢ ‘Third Floor, Old Buliding cotton mattress, New Buliding e—eeEeEeEeEeEEeEeEeEeEEeEe——ey ES Street floor, New Bullding Street fipor, New Bultding zl | New Bullding |