The evening world. Newspaper, April 19, 1922, Page 14

re, SFIS. OE RATION aa Selling ‘ Opera Costumes For 20 Years Diva Will Keep Only Simple preparatory to her perform Which will be ‘Zaz, at the Politan Opera House, Saturday Farrar will stuart immediate! concert tour in the South She Sail for Europe in Juno the French _ maid, almost Wept yesterday as treasure after treasure from the big €edar wall closets on the top floor of Miss Farrar’s house. were half drawn and brown linen Bheets covered the piled-up trunks and Boxes. 1 “Here is tie beautiful red gown of | } the last act of ‘Tosca,’ " showing a resplendent garment, broidered in gold, with pearl tassels) and a sweeping train. People have loved that dress. here is a green and gold costume from "Carmen." Satin ruffles under the green tulle. But I am afraid it would not do for a fancy dress ball. maked around the top.” @nother black jet one for Kimonos for Urpply on their pes Leonie, shaking her head sadly. @ome things one cannot bear to part.” Sha tne Coma! Br Debut Gown She Wore as Marguerite. {) Wigs, shoes, dresses, capes, all Przcous costumes — af — Gerwle Parrar's twenty-year operatic , Leonie, she took The It was like a funeral It is all lined with ora Dresses for “Manon’” and “Butterfly,” awaiting buys "The rest,” conic, said in which Miss Farrar made feu as Marguerite in ‘Faust’ at Bertin Royal Opera House Oct. ” “Ah, that is not for sale, as Sa SRR A SOCIALISTS CONTROL MILWAUKEE COUNCIL “MILWAUKEE, Wis., April 19.—A two years of factional battling, the So) cialist Administration to-day controls ‘the local Comin Council. pendent Aldermen swung their support ti Mayor Dan W. Hoan, Socialist, and with the solid party support in the ebunell, reorganized it last night with pad in control of all the commit- Metro on she said, em- “Many, many And} | See, it is so v “are still at the Opera House and will probably be bought, as have most of those, by Gusérs from the Chicago, the San Curio and other companies. They @re too elaborate and heavy to be Worn except in the parts for which they were intended.” “And where is the simple blue ‘Three Inde- the areer @fe being sold this week at her resi- @ence, No. 20 Miss will out shades nge ery “Louise, “Carmen, all huog ors. her the 15, fter Se move followed closely the ousting & non-Socialist Tax Commissioner Film Actress He Accuses. r of Public Worka, te make room for men in sympathy with the Mayor. These appointments were epnfirmed by votes of the Independents, . fecal hd ipa <Rcic aha NICHOLSON BEGS DELAY. Broker Fails to Appear Aga! MISS McALEENAN WILL BE BRIDE OF P. H. MONEY Archbishop Hayes Knot Before Imposing Nup- Will tial Mass. Miss Margaret McAleenan, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Joseph B, McAleenan 20 West 87th street, will be married in St. Patrick’s Cathedral Sat- to Percival Harding of No. urday, April 29, Money of No. 169 Brooklyn, York. best man respectively. brid engagement to brother last June; Miss Mildred Aleenan. parents. Harold the bride, Prospect Following the ceremony, performed by Archbishop Hayes, there will be a nup- tial mass conducted by the Rt. John J. Dunn, Auxiliary Bishop of New The sister and brother of the bride, Miss Mary McAleenan and Austin Mc- Aleenan, will act as bridesmaid end The bridesmaids are Mis Winifred Money, sister of the room; Miss Muriel Moose, whose McAleenan, At Special manship assured. ‘Furriers Tie Place, Rev. Fur Repairing and Remodeling Low Rates Now's the time to have your Furs remodeled. Estimates submitted free. The very best work- GIMBELS FUR WORKROOMS—Tenth Floor THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19 1992, Now Since 1842,” Sale Prices 76 Grass Chairs, Each $7.50 182 Grass Rockers, Each $7.50 42 Grass Rockers, Zach $7.50 4 Grass Chairs, Hach $7.50 46 Grass Chairs, Each $7.50 108 Grass Rockers, Each $7.50 36 Grass Tables, Each $9.00 386 Grass Tables, Hach $7.50 10 Grass Tables, Each $7.50 20 Grass Tables, Hach $7.50 Chinese Sea Grass tightly woven on a bamboo frame, which insures both pliability and durability. 10 styles. After the wedding, there will be a reception at the home of the bride's The couple will spend several’ weeks honeymooning {n the South be- fore returning to New rorks to live. SHIP NEWS INFORMATION was announced Mise Marcel McCabe and ‘The ushers are George Edward Smith, Thomas Canty, Henry McLoughlin jr., and Harold Me- ' 4 A. K. Nicholson of the stock broker- [in skea he hearing saying his client w e to £0 to a sasitt ‘The Magistrate set the case for broker, afternoon und was assured by ives. Trojan and Fitzgerald of fest 100th Street Station that age firm of L. L. Winkelman & Co.,| \ No. 63 Broad Street, failed to appear Yesterday in West Side Court egainst Miss Malvena Richman, ture actress. for the Levine to postpone next Tuesdu and. would bi moying pic- J. H. Gilbert, attorney Magistrate De- the the jer would be in court then “if we aSwalking: stick, an emerald and $800 In money wii a BONVER'S FIRST SCHOOL, BURVED. DENVER, Col. April .19,—Denver'a| ™! figst public school ullding, completed April 2, 1873, at a cost of $51,695, was Victoria Maru, Rotterd Due To-Morrow. Malls Clese., Sarmanta, S'thampton. ea iam destroyed by fire yesterday. The build. | Bor ‘A littio 12g: the beaten thing new roastit. We An Adventure _in Flavor! Promise yourself tonight that tomorrow you will step from th and iry some- for dinner. Promise yourself to lavas old-fashioned Ferris Ham. Boil it, bake it or ise you the de- ~ light of a flavor that can’t be de- scribed. Famous for six! Ferris Bacon equally delicious. 00 A.M. 30 years. If your butcher can’t supply NEW YORK you, write for name of butcher who can. F. A. FERRIS & COMPANY, Ine. FERRIS HAMS & BACON or 21 price-BUT!” at §$ Carmen-shaw! type. occasion is not? ‘Gapable Work; Quality Material; Prompt Deli- very; Reasonabie Pric GIMBELS Sixth Floor This Canton Crepe FRINGED CAPE Isa Remarkable Value The fringe is the very deep, very silky, very subtl knotted The throw collar has al souciance of a toreador’s scarf. wonderful slim-as-a-flower-stalk lines that only the most consummate tailoring ean achieve. occasion that is a cape occasion. In Black: Sizes 34 to 44 GIMBELS WOMEN’S COAT SHOP—Third Floor Awnings Made to Order in Our Own Work-Shop the in- And the back gives those Apropos for every And what smart spring Estimates Gioen in the Upholstery Shop : 6th Floor; or a Post Card Brings Our Man to You Awnings of the better kind meas- ured, made and bung. Window awnings; porch awnings. Awnings for doors; stores, hotels; office buildings; canopies for entrances. No job too ymall—No job too great! Awning Matcriale— Woven stripe ducks; Painted stripe ducks; Stencilled duck; Mildew- proof duck; Plain khaki; Plain » tinted duck in White with groen reverse side Grey with green reserve side From the Overseas Corporation, Ltd. : A Special Purchase of 560 Pieces Chinese FURNITURE 33% © 30% Off Value! Inlaid LINOLEUM 91.10 Sq. Yd. Very Slightly Imperfect! More of that much-talked of linoleum that we have secured from two of the best known makers. Imperfections that are just irregularities in the pattern — hardly discoverable. Splendid quality. Wanted colors, and wanted: patterns. Quality Heavier $1.45 square yard GIMBELS—Sixth Floor Linen Damask Table Cloths $3.39 Low Priced for @ Sale! The quality is good—and the patterns. Pure Irish linen satin damask—68x68 inches. Value that’s value, Pure Linen NAPKINS Pure Irish linen satin damask of fine weave—sturdy quality, 20x20 inches. Dozen, sale priced, - - $5. 25 GIMBELS—Second Floor. KERCHIEFS Values in a Mid-Week: Sale! 12'%e EACH 12 for $1.45 Women’s Embroidered Handkerchiefs In white with corner embroid- ered in white or colors, Also in plain white linen, hem- stitched. 6 for 95 FOR MEN: All white with satin woven borders, FOR. WOMEN: Fancy hand- erebbets, scalloped and hem- $6 for $1.45 }OR WOMEN: Linen in solid colors. Embroidered initials. GIMBELS-Sirect Floor Saemnmaehaeenes aandiaienien GIMBEL BROTHERS eee ES an 82ND STREET — BROADWAY — 38RD STREET — NEW YORK CITY Cutting Down Prices in a Shop By Mail Through Our Mail Order Department SALE if HOUSEWARES Garden Spades Bought from the By"inado Heav- ily made of 79¢ se Government Axes Bought from overnment. For ousehold and 54 outdoor use - as Electric Stoves Electric stoves that can be used for baling, frying or ing - - $1.74 Canister Sets Bread box, cake box; tea, flour, cof- fee and sugar can- isters, $2.24 ete.- - - Bread Boxes Whiteenameled with roll top. ign Size $1.29 Ironing Boards Folding ifoning foot length 91-90 Garbage Cans Galvanized cans with firmly fitting cover. 11), be 69c x10} in, Scrub Mops For kitchen floors, linoleum. 39e a OE: m t with handle. ‘lps firm . The Right Wares : Porcelain Top Pastry Table well finished. With drawer, sugar and flour bin, Top very slightly marred. SLIGHTLY IMPERFECT — ranging from those with scarcely visible imperfections to $1.35 to Two thousand of them—lowest price 8 90 25x40 14 inches $ si those bly marred. 25x4016 and 27x41 yet. White enamel tables, well bullt— White Porcelain Table Tops inch sizes - - - - - = - “Alaska? Make $24.95 Apartment Style 23 in, wid “Alaska” Make Refrigerator $22.95 ide Teer 29 in. wide in, red 40 in. hi “ ” Food chambers white-en- Ranney” Make amel lined. Tee Chest ‘Alaska’ _Make $8.45 $26. 75 23 in. wide f"de Teer 17 in. oeg 81 in. wide 24 in. . 17 in. deep Lined with sa ealacd “48 in. high metal. & for $1.95 J 2for $3.70 More than twenty varieties— 3 4 popular favorites. All of them Window Boxes : 98c Strong wooden boxes, painted dark green. 30 and 36 inches. Gas Ranges: OneDay Sale of them pcoNe in New York rner 20 Kinds of Rose Bushes “igteazar” Wiis paneled door. Size of top 21!9 x Bie inches = $22.95 With Broiler - $27.95 Dangler Gas Range 3-Buronoer wile ram grade aves with “Alcazar” Range et pe door and Wits paneled door. Size 8 na 1. 27) S Burners’ = - $13. 90 i 1g inches 5 $13.90 ie Broiler - $19.70 With Broiler - $19.70 Screens : Screen Doors 67c $1.84 $2.34 28x3Tinchwindow 2.6x6.6 Foot 2,8x6.8Footscreen sereen, hard wood screen door: door. Galvanized frame. black wire. wire. And all sizes —in a complete stock. Be sure to bring measurements, Ready Mixed PAINTS Low priced — gloss colors for indoors and outdoors. Shutter Green Terra Cotta it jue 7 anary Buff Seles Golden Brown Flat White and Gloss White: Gallon $2.74 \ Laundry Hampers Kitchen Cabinet Quaker Maid Ce binet,fin- White ished in enameled tats ° ar Bs "$3 40 E om $32. 70 sanita conven 30x30x10" ience. Of the Right QUALITY : Priced at their LOWEST! Mail Orders Filled While Quantities Last Government K n ves One blade a knife; one a screw driver. ood steel ---~ 29 Government Pick s For gardener, camp- er, farmer. An iron pick, rusted — but Vier biey, strong - ~~ Electric Irons “Priscilla” —_irons. Guaranteed electric irons of 6- 95 Ib. weight -Pe: Towel Of steel, white por- celain finish. 24-in. - $1.64 30-in. ~ $1.74 —— Bathroom Stools White enameled topes 16 inches rubbertptea 98C Medicine Chests White enameled, With 2 shelves, and 9 x 12 in. mirror. == 92098 Kitchen bees A built chairs Chairs stun inished wood, | Bathroom Chairs Convenient little chair, low backed. White ey ey 16 inch high = = $2695 GIMBELS NEW KIND OF HOUSEFURNISHINGS STORE—Fifth Floor vabfun, Long Island and New Jersey Customers Direct to Gimbels p via Tubes and Subways