The evening world. Newspaper, April 10, 1922, Page 13

Sa Sane HARDING 10 CLEAR CIVIL SERVICE LIST OF ALL $3,000 JOBS Place Hunters Expected to Contribute When Put to Work for Uncle Sam. (@pecia) Despatch to The Evening World.) WASHINGTON, April 10.—A sweeping executive order is expected soon from President Harding remov- ing from civil service all Government employees receiving salaries of $3,000 or more per annum. It has been decided, according ‘to well-informed Republicans, to take this method of making available many positions rather than takitg séveral nibbles at the cherry and bringing * down @ storm of protest each time a @eyartment is raided. A list of all Government employees drawing as high as $3,000 is ‘being Prepared, according to the same sources of information, and will be available for the Republican members of Congress from the States to which the jobs are allotted. Likewise ‘the names of new appointees will be available for the Republican National Committee, and those who are lucky enough to attach themselyes to the Federal payroll in these times of: de- Pression will be required to make a Why millions of women wear them Hard floors and pave- ments everywhere! Just standing is a strain—every BS step is a jolt. * O’Sullivan’s Safety Cushion Heels relieve this © strain. Trim, tough, tpringy, they absorb the al that tire you out. A style for every type of shoe. The price of O’Sullivan’s . fe you progeny the rane as the ‘price of ordinary’ heels, in spite of, the fact that they cost the repair: Ask for O’Sullivan's when you leave your shoes —see that they are attached. Increases the action of the intestines Hundreds of men and women have already found freedom from. laxatives by eating Fleischmann’s fresh yeast. ‘ Doctors ate now agreed that proper climination of waste matter should be brought about by food. One doctor comes right out and states plainly that the indiscrim- inate use of cathartics is one of the causes of constipation, Physicians all over the country are recommending Fleischmann’s fresh yeast because it ig a fresh food, rich in those elements which keep the intestines healthy. In fone series of tested cases, normal functions were restored in from 3 days to 5 weeks. Try it out for yourself. Begin today by adding 2 or 3 cakes of Fleischmann’s Yeast to your everyday dket. Keep. it up and see how normally and regularly your intestines act. Be sure it’s Fleischmann’ Yeast—the fa- miliar tin-foil package with the yellow label. Place a standing order with Your grocer, “HOW ARE They Hope That Yow Are Well and Strorig—Poor Health Is ' Unnatural, All your frien reet_you with “How do you d de or “How are you?” They want you to be in good health. Poor health means unhappi- ness and trouble and pain to you and your friends and is not what Nature lanned for human beings. But rough overwork or improper living people do become run-down and sickly. If you feel that way and are weak and nervous and do ‘not sleep well and have headaches, go get some Gude's Pepto-Mangan and take it with your me ra few weeks and you will get your health and strength - again and be as well as your healthy friends You can buy it in liquid or tableyform. Ask for Gude's Rapto-Mangan,—Adgh campaign donation commensurate with their resources, The Administratio Problem is not only to appease the army of patronage seekers but to raise campdign funds in these lean times, The Republicans ure confronted with the situation that on account of their failure to reduce , enact a tariff bill and make good on other campaign pledges, they are unable to milk the special privi- lege benoficiaries of other years, and Chairman John T. Adams of the Re- publican National Committee, and others intrusted with the task of get- ting the money, have reported dis- Senator Harry New, one of the stanchest of Administration sup- porters, who is up for re-election in Indiana this year, on a return from his State a short time ago is said to have informed the President that the biggest opstacle in the way of his suc- cess was the feeling among organiza- tion Republican it they had been neglected. in the distribution of the 8 . Frelinghaysen of New Jersey and other Admigistration Senators are said to have made similar representa- tions, These were follovved by the wholesale dismissals of supervisory officers in the Bureau of F:inting and couragingly to the President. Engraving. a —_————————C} Armstrong's Linoleum Sr Every Floor in the House The floor of a sleeping-porch is almost as important as the.bed SLEEPING-PORCH becomes a sleep- ing-room when it has the kind of floor that a room should have. Select an appropriate linoleum pattern, and you can give your outdoor sleeping-room a warm, beautiful floor, if you have the lino- leum properly put down, with a rug here and there, ’ Builders’ deadening felt should be pasted ‘to the bare boards and the linoleum firmly cemented down on the felt. Linoleum so laid is not a cold floor. Modern linoleum is made of cork, a non-conductor of heat. Cemented to the felt, it furnishes a smooth, even surface, and is perhaps the most easily cleaned of all floors. _ Have you seen a room/floored with Arm- strong’s Linoleum, in the manner we have described? If not, any attempt to imagine its beauty, convenience, or economy will fall short of the real excellence of such a floor. We have alittle booklet, ‘‘ Decorative Lino- | leum Floors,” containing twenty-four color- plates, showing Jaspés, carpet inlaids, par- quetry inlaids, inset marble tiles, printed designs, etc. This booklet will be sent free on request. You can take it to a store and show the merchant exactly what you want to see. Any store will give you estimates of the cost of Armstrong’s Linoleum put down in your home, All Armstrong’s Linoleum is guaran- teed to give satisfaction, Armstrono Cork Company, Lino.eum DérartMant Lancaster, Pennsyhania New York Office: 212 Fifth Avenue Phone Madison Square 1700 ‘ Lavh for the CIRCLE "A" trademarh on the bortap beak home dyeing is guaranteed with Dia- mond Dyes even if you have never Batten DYE SWEATER, SKIRT, DRESS ~ STOCKINGS OR DRAPERIES IN “DIAMOND DYES” Buy “Diamond Dyes” and follow the simple directions in every package. " become like new again. Just tell your Don't wonder whether you can dye or druggist whether the material you successfully, because perfect | wish to dye is wool or silk, or whether it is linen, cotton or mixed goods. Diamond [yes never streak, spot, fade ox pam skirts, waists, coats, sweaters, ings, draperies, hangings, everything, FUR STORAGE Vaulis on the premises Absolute protection The Store That Has Awakened to Spring ' Dh, Waa Formerly A. T, Stewart BROADWAY at Ninth Strest Store Hours: 9 to 5.30 —where Easter plants are in bloom and glorious Easter Fashions are ready for all ’ One of the All Vitalizing Facts of Life is “That the Heart has its Summer and its Winter” as the old Eastern proverb says. . There is real ‘need of rest and change for many of us after long stretches of care, anxiety, sorrows and disappointments. The tension of the responsibility of the physician, chief engineer of electric and other machin the woman, everyday housekeeper, the conscientious public-school teacher, have hearts that lose beats, and «days and nights “hard to pull through,” all owing to the con- tinuous labors and insufficient rest of body and soul, (Signed " April 10, 1922, Easter Plants Bloom, Tuesday Lilies, Roses, Genesta, Hydrangeas, Lilacs, Darwin Tulips, Deutzias, Spireas, Marguerite, Candy Tuft, Azaleas, Kentia Palms, Boston Ferns. On the Bridge, Fourth Gallery, New Building Paris has sent some Delicately tinted Blouses Hand made, of sheer batiste, in those ex- quisite colorings that. give the last perfect touch to the dark tailleur-—shell pink, mauve, French blue biscuit, and in white. $5 to $6.95 Unmistakabl isian. Piquant ruffles. C| ing motifs in hand drawnwork. Diversity of n Youthful pinafore collars. Smartly rolling collars. Sizes 34 to 42. Second Floor, Old Bullding LILLIAN Corsets * from the finest corsetier in Paris $16.50 to $35. Exquisite LILLIAN corsets are made ex- pressly for us. Of light-weight materials— silk dotted batiste, toile and brotaded satin. Beautifully finished in the inimitable French manner. Very lightly but skillfully boned, so that while they give the figure the fash- ionable straight line contour they are agree- able to wear. Dainty New Girdles Slip-on and open front models. Lengths vary from the narrow hip confiner mad&en- tirely of bands of black velvet ribbon, to a wide girdle of surgical webbing $8.50 to $40. Third Floor, Old Bullding Shoes for Spring include— many original designs and adaptations of Paris models from important French boot makers. $7 to $18 OXFORDS in the accepted leathers for street or sports wear, hav’ w or medium walking heels—plain or wing tips, medium or broad English toes, STRAP PUMPS with hizh or low heels in the new plain or two tone color combinations, have interpreted the strap in :nany interesting ways. PLAIN PUMPS to be worn with buckles. SANDAES—for afterno nd evening. PUMPS with elastic sides, with barred or plain fronts. First Fleor, Old Bullding Children’s Topcoats, $11.75 Introducing a new vse of eather trimming ag it appeared on u snirt Paris coat That small brother and sister may not, be jealous of one another we have made a model for each—different in line—but in the same fabric—and with the same trimming—lined with twill sateen. Brother's coat is severely tailored with a leather belt, patch pockets, Sister’s coat has a smart flare accented by leather decorations. The fabric in both is a sv soft fuzzy surface, in rose, Ir Tailored Straw Hats, Sizes 1 to 6 years. woolen one, with a blue and tan. 50 to $4.95 Third Fleer, Old Butiding r BLACK. CREPE WRAPS as sponsored by JENNY WORTH RENEE ROLANDE PATOU PAQUIN CHARLOTTE BERNARD -the wide embroidered sleeves and steel nail heads fayored by JENNY. —the tucks and quilted fabrics of RO- LANDE. —-the brilliant embroideries used by LAN- VIN, PATOU, BERNARD. * —the unique decorations of RENEE. —-the use of white caracul by WORTH ~-the wraps in tiers and with panels. These are all here. $38 to $295 — None of the charm of the originals has been lost in the adaptation. Not only the decora- tion but the exquisite lines of the new sil- houettes have been beautifully expressed. Wohten’s Fashion Salons, Second Flour, Old Building. LANVIN As mademoiselle has qiven her cachet to The Frock with Cape in hoary vilk erepa The Frock with Coat tn twill cord and crepe We ,have assembled a large collection of charmingly youthful models and are specializing these costumes At $55 Second Floor, Old Bullding (Tenth Stroet) In New Shapes Vanity and Cigarette Cases ...... Smart, round Powder Bozes . . Men*s Cigarette Cases , Gold-filled. Soldered link chains. Some, plain gold. Some, engine-turned, or en- gine-turned and engraved, or engine-turned over hammered gold. The cases and vanities have plain medallions in which mono ram may -be engraved. Their designs are in smart stripes, dainty and narrow or wide. Tiny Cops sapphire clasps fasten the women's ae cases, Bijoux Shop, Street Floor, Old Bullding a Easter Cards and Booklets Artistic and original designs—le to $1. . Book Store, Street Floor, Old Building and Subway Alsie, New Bullding, Old-fashioned Easter Eggs Hard, glistening rock-candy surfaces. Fes- toons of pink candy at the side. Wonderful panoramas inside. 10c to $6.50 in the Favor Shop They bring back your childhood days—if you're sober grown-up. And give you cause to dance, for joy, if you're @ kiddie, Eighth Gallery New Buliding and Swiss silks, OHN WANAMAKER has the distine- tion of being the first in America to present Crepe Korrigan ‘new silk crepe which is the creation of one of the leading silk makers of France CREPE KORRIGAN has already received “the cachet of RENEE and LANVIN. . To have these two famous couturieres show a prefer- ence for a silk crepe immediately indicates its success, for these ttvo artists excel in the cre- ation of lovely soft gowns. Colors are ravishing. We also present the new Crepes Imprimes which are now much favored by Patou. Gaze Perlee a most wnique silk And other new French silks that were intro- duced by the Parisian dressmakers this Spring. Six Rotunda—Street Floor, Old Buliding. ————————— Rodier’s Baragladine a charming fabric of silk and wool with a charming story ~ * Queen Marie of Roumania, who selected the fabrics for her spring wardrobe directly from M. Rodier, was so enchanted with this ma- _ terial that she insisted on naming it “Baragla- dine’—the name of un petit garcon in one of her stories. id e We have it in ivory white, taupe, gray, brown, navy blue, black. It is one of the Quilted, Silk ‘and Wool Fabrics ised by CHERUIT, LANVIN, CHANEL, PREMET, PATOU, for wraps, coate and’ {rocky witch ere nee ing shown in the New York Dress Goods Salon. First Floor; Old Bullding Three Silhouettes of Spring ~ ‘in Twill Tailleurs at $75 The soflly-bloused, short jacket with wide sleeves. A great favorite in Paris. This model has added piquancy given to its silhouette by pleats hidden under black cord stitching. Hie longer jacket, slightly fitted, with flaring godets Heavy silk embroidery in panels at either side emphasize the line of this model. The tailleur of classic simplicity. Every edge is bound with narrow silk braid, the long revers give distinctive balance to the length of the jacket. rendered even more adaptable by their ability to be smart with or without the narrow string belts. Women’s Fashion Saions, Second Floor, Old Bldg. New Styles in ° Students’ Suits at $24.50 Smart tweeds, un- finished cheviots and P cassimeres in single toy TH fi and double - breasted {= | models — some with ~~ two pairs of long trousers. Coats are in sports or plain models, Workmanship and finish are of a supe- rior quality testified to by the appearance of the suits. Sizes for 15 to 20 years or 31 to 36 inch breast measure, Blue Serge Suits with two ‘pairs of knickers—$14.50 Kuster time, confirmation ceremonies and the many formal gatherings which the New York boy attends, call for a suit of blue rage These new arrivals in the Shop for Boys are in Norfolk style with pain or oke front, pateh pockets, inverted pleats, all ’round elt and two pairs of trousers with each suit. Sizes 7 to 18 years. ‘Street Floor, New Buliding 3,600 Men’s Easter Four-in-hands at $1.25 We saw these silks as they came off ship, beautiful Italian And we asked the importer to give us the first lot of four-in-hands to be made up from them. He not only did that, but he gave them to us at a price which permits us to sell them for the moderate sum quoted above....There are hundreds of designs and color combinations. Dark tones. Light tones. Black and white effects. Charvet weaves. Moire weaves, Bias stripes. Dots, Oh—everything good you can imagine....Made up the Wanamaker way—no pin, generous size, slip-easy bands. Street Fleer, New Building , +