The evening world. Newspaper, March 16, 1922, Page 8

5 Piece Bridge Sets, $2.95 An Opening Week Special! Cloth and four napki of ‘a Tria linen wilt che charming daigne — And for Cross-Stitching A very special price for linen knife, fork and 5; holders designed for cross-stitching. Each 65c. ia AXT DEPARTMENT — FIFTH FLOOR \ Se Redenietewimtis THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 1922. i n they shall be defined later, we con- IN VOTE MARCH 24 Jessen tte New Designs to Embroider , the subject of communications ad- \ dressed directly ‘through diploriatio O } ay O r YOU iy rien d toh ail Billede bo i] FIFTH AVENUE channels to the Allied Governments ON 4 POWER PACT by the United States.”’ I pees KOCH’S CELEBRATING x — ITS 62D ANNIVERSARY Senate Agrees by Unanimous] jasey street Departmen 4 Holtd Dress. All Points. re of H, C, F, Koch & Co. on 1 ecupled a floor space To-day, with ft BITTER ENDERS QUIT.|ite'ceietstny "annex on ti4th “str ot a fast: Johnson, Borah and La Follette Voice No Opposition When ore is now celebrating its ixty-two years’ growth and develop: ree) S nt by holding unusually interesting Agreement Is Asked. i, to which every one of ite de- ea ’ ents contribute. Outside and in- 5 —A vote the store is in holiday dress in WASHINGTON, March 16.—A4 keeping with the importance of the oc- on the Four-Power treaty will be} cision. faken in the Scnate on March 24 by a unanimous agreement and ratification] LIEUT. JACK “ADMIRAL” is virtually ussured as the opposition OF PROHIBITION NAVY has to all appearances collapsed. - issien Borah and Johnson were among the]Conat Ganrd Officer to Command first to pronounce the unanimous con Submarine Chasers, Bent agreement acceptable. They were] WASHINGTON, Marh 16,—Lieut. R. by Robinson and Reed. Even], Jack of the Coast Guard has been Benne ai nee ‘Admiral of the newly created Jam Follette did not demur. ' Hb Republican leaders carefully exam ty Gadi Hae: Wael (6aHee by the ined the vote on the Robinson amen 1 ist Guard to the Prohibition unit as ment and took stock of their support | ison officer in charge of the nine sub- Figured from every angle there @P-"),arine chasers that will guard the const. |’ peared 63 votes for the treaty and 29)The vessels are now belng recruited in against. ‘This left three Seuators| Raltimore by General Prohibition Agent paired and one absent. Later tt was] Himer Kirwan. thought that two sets of pairs coul — be arranged, bringing the voting strength down to 90. On that basis the final vote would stand 62 to 28. At present Crow and Harreld are paired for the treaty with Harris against {t. The leaders figure on pairing Trammell and Owen for the treaty with Jones of New Mexico against it. It is insisted that this Is Mot necessary to insure ratification. All the computations leave a mar- gin of three votes for ratification, or Fequiring four more votes than are in sight for rejection. With the expected return of Owen and the co-operation of Smith and McKellar, the leaders claim a vote of 65 to 28, leaving but one pair— that of Crow and Harreld with Harris. 5 NATIONS REPLY TO U. S. ON RHINE ARMY Question of Cost Should Be Sub- mitted Through Diplomacy to Allied Governments. PARIS, March 16 (Associated Press).—The text of the collective reply made by the Finance Ministers This Bridge Lamp, $12 ISN'T thisa charmingly designed lamp for such a small price? It is of wrought iron 68 inches high, with a 14-inch parchment shade in various colors and de- signs, and indicates how inexpens- ively you will buy attractive lamps this Opening Week. A Table Lamp, $17.50 is of solid mahogany with two lights. The shade is 18 inches in diameter and there are various colors from which to select. FIFTH FLOOR Our New Furniture Reflects the Colors of Spring BLUE and lavender, dandelion, orange, Venetian yellow, even the very gay lacquer red— these are a few of the intriguing shades our new furniture decided to appear in this Spring. The Colonial Suite Illustrated, $475 quaintly chose old blue, with putty edge and decorated with flower clusters. Bureau, chest of drawers, dressing table, full-size bed, chair and bench at this conspicuously low price. With twin beds, it is $565. F, 6 piece Early American motif Bedroom Suite in green enamel decorated . $500 With twin beds, 600 6 piece Louis XVI motif suite, parch- of furniture are so appropri- ate. Beautiful and of daily use a Day Bed is a delight to every woman, Our show rooms display a wide variety of designs at attractive prices. Ask to see the article illus- trated above. FRANK A. 6 piece suite in Grey decorated, also Brown decorated . . . . . $550 4 piece Willow suite, natural finish, settee, armchair, arm rocker and ment enamel decorated . 750 table a we SB 6 piece Louis XVI motif suite, Aubusson Bar Harbor Chair, extra large size, unusu- enamel decorated . . . . . . 850 ally well built. For Friday and Satur- 7 piece Louis XVI motif suite, Venetian dayonly . . - 2 & SONS Bedding Specialists 25 West 45th St., New York Spring Opening Specials in 575 Attractive Rugs of France, Great Britain, Belgium and Italy to the demand made by Roland] * W. Boyden on behalf of the Wash- 2 ington Government for consideration 4 of (he cost of the American occupa- 3 tion troops on the Rhine was made | public to-day. a} The essential part of the document reads: wi “While thus reserving the rights of a the United States in whatever manner fi a So that many more homes may enjoy the dis- i tinctive beauty of the Baby Grand Piano, The € { Wurlitzer Co. has produced at This Magnificent Baby Grand Piano At the extremely moderate price of *550 i (F. 0. B. Factery) 1; Occupying practically the same space as an Upright, if the Wurlitzer Grand Piano retains the true grand ‘4 quality of tone. It is ideally adapted in size to adorn % the modern home. The name Wurlitzer on the fall- \ board is your assurance that it is an instrument of 4 true worth and unquestioned reliability. Splendidly constructed of the choicest Mahogany or Oak, the j cases of these pianos are fine examples of the cabinetmakers’ art. You will appreciate the exceptional merits of this instrument only after comparison with others selling at considerably higher prices. CONVENIENT TERMS arranged under the Wurlitzer & Equitable Piano Purchase Plan H Open Evenings Until 10 P. M. The Rudolph Wurlitzer Co. t 120 West 42nd St. i Between Broadway and Sixth Ave. Bryant 8140 If Unable to Call, Mail this Coupon at Once: WURLITZER, 120 West 42nd Street Please send me additional information regarding the Wurlitzer Baby Grand Piano, enamel decorated . .. A Columnful of Values Table Cloths, $5.50 THE first feel of their smooth satiny Irish linen confirms their good value. 2x 2 yards, circular designs. Napkins to match, dozen, $7.50 Imported Towels, $6 Dozen Irish linen huck, hemstitched and a beautiful, wearable quality, regulation size. “Exceptional” is the word for the price. Fine Irish linen table damask, 66 inches wide, so specially priced for Opening Week . yard, $1.50 Towels, $4.50 a Dozen Typed towels for your kitchen with name woven in each. Very much reduced for this Opening Week. Madeira Luncheon Sets, $6 Wedding gifts? Your summer table? Won't you love to select these exquisitely embroidered sets (13 pieces in each) at this Opening Week price? SECOND FLOOR Bedspreads for Sprin, Special! $5 AN Opening Week attraction! Fresh, summery Marseilles bed- spreads in numerous charming de- signs, with scalloped edge cut corners. Your shopping instinct will tell you what a value are when you see them. Double bed size. All Wool Summer Blankets Are Now In Our full line of beautiful new, light- weight blankets is here. Alll sizes and colors and surprising new prices. SECOND FLOOR « + . 925 SIXTH FLOOR Gateleg Tables Enter the Kitchen A CHARMING innovation for the Spring and Summer Kitchen. White enamelled gateleg tables, 42 inch size, easy to clean, more attractive than the ordinary table, and they take u little space when folded. An on lent valueat . . . . $16.50 Stepladder Chairs Have Two Purposes in Life EVERY kitchen needs both a ladder and a chair, Why not have both in one? These little chairs are white enamelled and very strongly made. Now priced very moderately. $4.75‘ Ice Time Is Here with New Refrigerators WE feature a new litt-top refrigerator especially made for us of golden oak, with a large food chamber lined with white enamelled steel; ice capacity 75 Ibs.; rounded seamless bottom, and this Spring it’s e down in price ac, ss ee HOUSE FURNISHINGS DEPARTMENT SBVENTH FLOOR Seat Cushions in assorted coverings. 2.00 A Gliding Couch Hammock SOMETHING new! An attraction of our Spring Opening this week. This comfortable hammock for porch or solarium covered in smart striped duck, is so made that it gives a gliding movement rather than a swinging one. You will want to see it soon. $42.50 and $55 complete. Just Off The Boat From Europe ANOTHER feature of Spring Open- ing Week is trellis bungalow net for summer curtains and spreads, and it is a delightful net in white, cream or ecru, 80c yard. The same in orange, blue, rose, gold, brown and green, 54 inches wide, $1 yard. Swinging Couch Hammocks GAY striped and decorative fabrics cover our new couch hammocks for sun porch and garden and you will find innumerable, comfortable and charming designs now in our Spring display. They range in price from $13.50 to $34.50. Awnings to match, plain, $7.50, fringed, $10. Tubular iron stands, enamel ore ‘7 FIFTH FLOOR Sale! Sheets and Pillow Cases SPRING Opening Week occasions this Sale, and it’s just at the right time for you, we believe. You'll need an extra supply for the summer home, and Aaah are fine quality. Sheets Size 54x 90, $1.05 Size 72108, $1.65 Site 63x 90, 1.15 Size 81x 99, 1.65 Size 63% 00, 1.35 Size 81x108, Size 63108, 1.45 Size 90x 99, Size 72x 90, 1.35 Size 70x108, Cases Size 42 x 36 inches. . Size 45 x36 inches . . SECOND FLOOR HAVE you been up to our Fifth Floor this week ? It is summer up there with its gay colored chintzes, grass and rag rugs, and charming displays. Also we are featuring special prices on rugs for this week only. Seamless Royal Wilton Rugs 8% x 10% feet . $62.50 9x12 feet . $67.50 gxi5feet . . $97.50 FIFTH FLOOR The Newest Books On Home Decoration and Tasteful Furnishings ARE you interested in the artistic arrangement of your home? And do you wish to know what kind of furniture is most appropriate for country houses or city apartments? Then you will surely be fascinated and ee by the books listed below. Interior Decoration, by Frank Alvah Parsons—“A book on interior decoration that will be good for all time, because it is based, not upon what is vogue at the moment, but what is right by the crue principles ot Simple s and Arrangement, by Helen and John Gloag—"“A collection of practical suggestions for furnishing any house, large or small, with antique and modern styles of furniture and decoration.” . $1.75 The Art of Home Decoration, by Mary Harrod Northend—"A chapter for the porch, for the hall, the living room, the dining room, the bedroom and even attics, Beautifully illustrated from photographs.” $3.50 The Practical Book of Interior Decoration, © H. D. Eberlein, A. McClure, E. S. Holloway—A book with a two-fold purpose, that of giving the history of interior decoration, and of applying it to modern requirements. $8.50 LORD & TAYLOR BOOK SHOP—GROUND FLOOR Striking Clock, $10.25 AN exceptionally attractive 8-day striking clock, ma- hogany finish, tambour shape; strikes the hour and half hour. This clock will surely add charm to your mantel and the price of $10.25 is indeed moderate. GROUND FLOOR Going South? Are you contemplating your Southern trip just now? Or are t poe of town? If you are, you should WSK Me, Foster” for information a8 to. train scheduler hotel rates, etc. ASK MR. FOSTER BUREAU SBVENTH PLOOR