The evening world. Newspaper, April 6, 1922, Page 22

FOR SOOTLEGRINGIESSS = yO an Due Saturday Drastic Enforcement Measuré Stands Up Against Ail At- il iacks by 3 to 1 Vote. W/ ph TRADE MARK (> THE TYRANNY OF THE TUBS ENDED i WASHINGTON, Ay 1 Vote of 222 to Ta the { passed a bill p of aliens convi ve d act. The moasure Sail To- Day. Ni Ps i ae ead by the raealoae fail Clowe, Sails Jallach’s New Laundr, vice proved by the Anti-s 1 ; ito Nee cURH IY Saelutastory wns Coupled with it wa provision toy... Chg tal ght ELE Baa so economical that the entire eport aliens who violite State laws 80 A.M. family. wash can now be taken 1 Rguinst the sale and catios. | mace 10.00 A. BN out of the house. All kinds of i : pieces included even to men's | nis Sor a Sait Lo-Morrow thirts. everything exquisitely were voted down th washed, ironed and delivered at a Th tien wa cost so low that no economical | Epon chemin: at Ioop ote ' { Noon housewife will hesitate, it the Volstead act, and memts dad 12.00 M 2.00 P.M le per pound of equal amounts 8 clea Uae Next) alop-sll We ito:d ‘ Sail Saturday. {ff fist work und personal clothing ie Amerivan ‘hor dials Gite; a Telephone Plaza 185 b . Bre eee eet for further particulars. i Wallach Laundry f 430-582 East 59th Street | A ' 4.00 A } .M. 11.004, M i ALM. 14,00 A, M . ren y ae the Hous: orders ri j from Mr. Wheeler and read a letter A \ which he said the latter wrote men. ‘ i bers, tell hem what to au | “Phe first p } emanating — tre { Union is before is invoked to pr ILIOUSNESS—SICK HEADACHE, f] Hootrecxers’ Union fobs BR Tablet, (a veaetable { é tay jent) to etreng e Seis ve . tee oreiae of digestion soa aiiek i t nation, Improves Appetite, Relieves I Reading from Mr, Wheeler's ¥ i R i i Mr. Will declare it was useage 4 thi an emer 1 le offered takin: . [ Lenship of Americans| 1 introduce our new product in illegal whiskey Radways Jellform. . For these who suffer from all kinds of j Ads muscular or rheumatic puin | ‘(It Digs Cown Dee g ; p M JUNIOR S— Little Ms To the very Roots of Pain One-third the regular dose.- Made of same ingredients, then candy ' py coated. For children and adults. ‘ | tore ae y = The Only Store That Sells the Overstocks of The National Cloak and Suit Co. { } SPECIAL NOTICE: Friday is Children’s Day at The National’s Outlet Store. It you have ever | attended a Children’s Day Sale at this store you know what wonderfyl values to expect, and we 1 know you will be there. If not, come tomorrow and you will never miss a Children's Day Sale. } See Evening Journal for futher particulars of this sale. | Easter Apparel Bargains All the new wanted Wraps, Capes and Coats, in time for this Big Easter Sale. An endless variety . of styles and colors for Women, Misses, Children and stouts at prices ranging from $3.97 to $29.97. | \ | Children’s | Veiese Capes Velour Capes | ‘ere $6.98 Were $10.98 Now $3.97 Now $5.97 Silk Lined Tweed Suits Canton Crepe Dresses j Just received 417 beauti- ‘ ‘The season's choicest ; ful wool tweed suits— models; the very last word | sport and conservative in Easter dresses, 32 i models, in rose, ox blood, models, values to $29.98. i wistaria, tan, brown, gray, ‘Materials: Canton crepe, ' Copen and navy; in plain satin back crepe, wool crepe, crepe de chine, taf- feta. Every fashionable colors, two-tones and mix- tures. Sizes from 16 to 20 and from 34 to 44, Values in this lot to 29.97. All at one price : Hand Tailo color and trimming effect. Big Easter Special Boys’ 2-Pants Suits 500 two-pants suits. A won- derful variety of up-to-the- minute mix- tures and Boys’ Suits Navy blue, serge, Nor folk models detachable redSpring Suits Seldom have we been able to offer such ex- ceptional values. All wool worsted, wool cassimere, navy blue serge and other wanted materials. Sport and conservative models; slims and stouts for men and young men, in plain colors, checks, plaids, stripes and mix- tures. . You $ should see them buttoned belt. A strong, dur able school TT), suit. Sizes oo to 16. colors. Sizes ¢ 7 to 16, ares Ay | shal l? AULA BEN SENLEENLDNTVET NTT ULVRAUUPRAVUESBUULOUTEOUION HON EOTTE MN —— ny = Pray AMMA _THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1922. Five Years Ago pared for conflict. But the enemy learned — at { Always lovers of peace, { our people were unpre NAMM'S FORTY-SIXTH ooo eee Chateau Thier y, St. A Mihiel and the Argonne re how invincibly a nation of A free men can fight when in :) spired by love of justice and f liberty \ @ During the great struggle teeny ores Car nen: Brings a Multitude of Sensational Easter Values tion might live. And 221,000 more were wounded and maimed @@ * m4 ° To those who made the S rin supreme sacrifice, a grateful country has already paid splendid tribute—even to the soldier who was unknown # Values Amazing! © But for our wounded vet erans much remains to be done. And in this work of Women's $ 75 Misses" reparation, every man, wom. Sizes si Sizes wo and child should play an 34 to 44 (F520 € Lest we forget! Lest we > ‘ 4 ae ee Priced to Bring Hundreds Here Tomorrow B. HL N. Every new fashion mode—bl April 6, 1922. -youthful and conservative Canton Crepe Namm's Junior Store Crepe de Chine Boys’ Suits Taffeta Silk Bouffant styles for the youn; TO-MORROW! Women’s $1.25 Silk Hose, 89c A Friday value to the very utmost! Semi-fashioned, with double lisle garter tops and soles, in black and the new spring colors. Nijim's—Main Floor Women’s 60c Union Suits, 39c Cotton union suits, low neck, sleeveless and bodice styles, and knee length Regular and extra sizes. Friday value-giving. yamm's—atain Floor 20c White and Colored Wash Goods, 12'4c Two big bargain tables, of good, useab'e remnants of standard percales, dress ginghains, tissues, organdies, and longeloth. Yard 12}9¢. yamm's—rnird Floor $1.60 All Wool Homespuns, $1.29 Spring’s leading material and a low Bargain Friday price. New mixtures, all wool, 54 inches wide. You'll save here. COME! — namm's—sMain Floor 60c Knitting Yarn, 29c New spring colors for sweaters, scarfs. Store orders only. Just one of a host of savings in the busy art goods section, Friday. ' yamm's—Thira Floor ‘ ‘250 Dining Room Suites *125 Half Price for Bargain Friday EN Furniture Days” and Bargain Friday com- bine—making possible the most remarkable furniture and bedding values. . Suite illustrated consists of ten pieces; in golden oak or Jacobean finished. $10 Cotton Mattresses Every housewife who is refurnishing § 89 for Spring will find this a splendid 5; opportunity to get a GOOD mat- tress and save. ‘These are filled with pure white cotton; made in all sizes, Namm’s—Fifth Floor. ees TTAVUSNBNOSTSTIIANTHTITIL@UVTITALANL N Today— « our country entered upon : XK the most eventful period in its history. War was Ef declared upon Germany ! e e é ee oS TNE — SUP The NAMM Idea—To Buy for Cash, to Sell for Cash, Big Sales, Small Profits Vv 3 (() wie YEAR BROOKLYN, N. Y. NEWS FOR FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 1922 f }) Dresses! loused, tunic, st , sports and dre Mignonette Georgeite Crepe Poirel Twill er miss; gracefu models for the Two Pairs Knickers woman of more mature figure. Featuring new ribbon treat- $4.89 ments, artistic beading and embroidery. Colors include: . . Navy Henna Copen Mohawk Of Cassin in dark pat- Tan Gray Brown Ecru Fotar pee 42.8 With plenty of the always popular black Nanvit's—Second Mlvo Namm's—second Floor aS Crepe de Chine Chemises Friday's $ l . 79 Pretly Special i Offer Pastel Shades. This crepe de chine envelope with Val. lace and medallion trimming. Peach Orchid Flesh Light Blue Finished with ribbon shoulder straps. Silk Jersey Petticoats $1.79 Silk Jersey Bloomers, Plain colors in bloomers and combi- nation of ¢olors in petticoats at this remarkable price. Crepe Night Gowns, 88¢ White, flesh and blue, also p’nk and light bue batiste with satin yoke and lace. Flesh Sateen Bloomers, 48¢ Also plain white, with stitched rutile. Namm's—S: cond Fluo Friday Bargains 20c Unbleached Muslin, 834c Heavy grade, 36 inches wide; the kind that economi- cally makes sheets and pillow cases that WEAR. Yard, 8c. Be here early. Namn's—Third Fico: 70c Table Damask, 35c 5,000 yards in table cloth lengths, if cut from the full piece would be 7 58 inches wide, in many pretty designs. Yard, COME! Nanm's—Third Floor $4.50 Pictures & Frames, $2.24 Three- panel dining room pictures in fumed oak frames, showing fruit, fish and game. Size 16x42 inches. Also hand carved swing, frame iffany, gold burnished or antique gilt finishes, at $2.24. Nanim's—Third Floor 30c to 40c Curtains, 19c Rich, effective cretonnes, allover filet nets, lace edged marquisette, printed marquisettes, even thread scrim, and plain marquisette. Yard, 19¢. All at a Friday pricey Namm's—Third Floor 50c to $1 Stamped Goods, 39c Odd lots, such as centrepieces, scarfs, pillow tops, children’s dresses and skirts, and many other things priced low for Bargain Friday. Namm’s—Third Floor $1.80 Black $ Satin Duchesse 34 ba Smith's and Other Makes. $1.44 A heavy lustrous quality, in arich b'ack. inches. re inarich b'ack, 36ine'! $65 to $70 Wilton Rugs, $55 Wooland Royal Wiltons; seamed and seam 9x12 ft, Extraordin 70¢ Jacquard Silks A8¢ sah, and Jac- s, 86 inches. Namni'»—-Matn Floor ary! In erepe, quard wea $39 Velvet Rugs, °25 There’s a reason for “New York’s Leading Rug Store’—and every one of these remarkable friday bargains help comprise it! These fine rugs are all wool in the most desired combination. Unparalleled value! ns. NEPONSET Floor Covering Sale in Progress! Seamless in 9x12 Feet $1.59 Wool Velvet Carpet, yd. $1.19 An amazingly little price for this WOOL velvet carpet. Room, hall and stair desi Sq. Yd., 55¢ Namm's—Pourth loo Fox Scarfs $10 For Friday Full animal styles of brown or taupe fox; also two-skin chokers in the Jollowing pelts: Natural Raccoon Natural Fitch American Opossum The latter in Marten and sable tones. Smart finish to the Easter gown. $2.50 Leather Handbags, $1.97 In calf, shark, rhino, and hand tooled — leathers. Large envelope or vanity styles, si.k lined and fitted. Some are gold clipped. 25c Belts, 10¢ Leather belts, in white and black with pearl buckles. All sizes. Namm's $1.25 Gray Enamel Ware The hundreds of house- wives who missed the last sale of this high-grade enamel ware are offered another opportunity to Ea., 69c. Namm's—Fourth share. Floo $3 Sheffield Silver Sandwich Trays $2.59 Handsome pierced design is unusually appealing, and the price is unusually low. ‘Tax extra. $2.50 Cut Glass $1.95 Fruit or salad bowls, in effectively cut designs, 90c Syrup Jugs, 69c Light cut glass with plates; also marmalade jars and night sets. Namm's—Main Flour $5 Luncheon Sets, $3.24 32 pieces of American por- celain ware—a choice of four designs. Subject to slight kiln spots. 84c Thin Tumblers, Dz.,59c Now is the time to replen- ish at savings. $1.39 Nickel Alarm Clocks Tax extra, 89c Namm's—Fourth Ploor TO ar)