The evening world. Newspaper, April 25, 1922, Page 13

he THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, APRIL 25, 1922. 18 © caip NEWS INFORMATION MRS. ROSSIN ENTERTAINS. brine gated sorcerer aad FUR STORAGE he Wucmors, BROADWAY Vaults on the premises at Ninth Street Absolute prvtection Store Hours: 9 to 6.30 i von Asiel, Sterling Beardsley, Herbert Afinie Givew im Recognition of |Carpenter, Henry Glasier, Albert Forsch, Edward Friedlander, Richard Lewisohn, Charles Liebinan, Walter Liebman, Harold Lehman George Lege Charities Ald Aaniversmcy. win entertained at ADT an : #8th S'reet. ye" |itenry Moses, Sydney Meses, Marcus afternoon In honor of George F | tars, Benjamin Patkus, Frederick ‘anfield, Homer Folks Mia» Anno | Rothschild, Mortis Rossin, Max Ross- Formerly A, 1, Stewart i Haskins ‘in connec with theloach, Joseph Sidenberg, Benjamin L | fiftieth anniversary of State Chari-| stern, Myron Schafer, Eustace Selig- Hee Ald Association. yan ind MicHael Schaap, Play Clothes for itifal |‘. OF All the Beaistfal | 1.67 ones—$2.95 Waterways ‘ Panti i of the Southland, there is t oan chase me nothing to be compared to 0 6. Gaily checked per- { the narrow, winding Orange cale. White ruffle collar Seay Apr 10] | River, entered at Nadas iy and cuffs. Or brightly / jue Saturday from the Caloosahatch’: flowere: ‘ 1 J. Washington, Boutbianivton..« April Mt River, through that part, of ska beetle eu, rere Me etter iN LcApel 10 Florida where are the first h plain matching color, Sail To-Day. plantings of the orange French blue, cornflower yel- ] ‘ MalleGhiee, - Sate groves aie eer a low or red—delightful colors. : water sweeps : j F : PEE access, ROD AM. Noh around scores and -hundreds Oliver Twist suits for rable Taadoiea 0. 0 A.A 1100 a. of curves, gleaming ia the Master 2 to 4. Blue or mama, Port au Seeatrar woontiaht and meentagnt ce tan chambray trousers. faerd, Christiania, Ss eeldom: “wider han oS80 White blouses with colored Ttos, Cristobal | feet and narrows, to where collars and cuffs. Sail To-Morrow an undred-foot boat couid si fen. ”, ' | not turn except where it turdy fabrics, Fast colors. bends into small bayous here Third Floor, Old Building, and there. werpool ... 8.00 A.M. oun 9.09 miburg .11.00 ach 8.00 ris, Hi J! goo At The Orange River courses between shores of flowering bushes, palmettos, rubbe. trees, varieties of pines, bam- boos and moss covered oak». The dreaminess of this aboriginal stream and _ its beauties of herons, cranes and birds will give lifelong pleasure. 9.00 ALN Extra Size Morning Frocks _ Figured percale, bright colors, sizes 46 to 52—$2.75, Striped or checked gingham, trimmed with crisp, white or- gand.e, green, brown, lavender or black; sizes 48 to 52—$6.95. (Signed) Normandy voile—a soft, wash- able voile with tiny white enam- eled dots—finished with satin in self color, Vi sizes 46 to 52—$14.50. April 25, 1922. Third Floor, Old Bullding, 11.00 A.M 11.00 4. 11:00 AM 11.00 A.M Beequebanns, Caneie. Hale, Olav, Che 2.00 PM Sail Friday Sut $.00'A.Mf. Noo 1.00 A.M 00 P.M. 00 FM FM on M A rare. opportunity in ie Women’s Fine Dresses | 7 e Fashion Salons Wednesday Very good offer of Towels Linen Huck Chamber Towels 18x34 in., hemmed ends, $5.40 doz. 18x32 in., hemstitched ends, $7.80 doz. 19x36 in., hemstitched ends, 89 60 doz. 15x22 in., hemstitched ends, $4.80 doz. * * * Cotton Turkish Towels 18x36 in., heavy spongy, all white, $2.25 dozen. 20x40 in., heavy, firm, colored border, $4 dozen. DRINKING * *« % We have gone through the glass cases and taken out scores of gowns—many of them individual models—and have assembled them for immediate disposal at group prices which are very low. 11.00 Aa ei ee Wa all wile, been ane ae ts weaves sas Ge A t $45 At $65 St B th Ug Phe ene gage gtr ante Were $79.50 to $89.50 Were $89.50 to $115 Linens for the kitchen ara a ce ern ro ers _ _ 1,500 yards of 17 in. pure linen toweling suitable for At e655 At § 1 1 0 . West 42nd St. (Between sth and 6th Avenues) West 45nd Oe. eee 00 yan od a tn exioe beury taming of pure hen : . for tea or Falls in red ihondere cake ad er Were $79.50 to $89.50 Were $169 to $195 } DECO LI N S gare line sseen med) etehen and glass towels, 22x29 in., wate é Pye aaa R/ \ I I V E NE on rc : Firat Floor, Old Bullding. At 95 At $1 35 eae eee | ede d To beautify the home—Hand-Embroidered, Hand-Scalloped Ba h ] r I di D tt Were $1 $s $145 Were $245 to $295 and Lace-Trimmed Assortments at Most Opportune Prices, galore india Vruggetts An interesting collection of styles. There are day and evening dresses in each group— also very fine sports frocks (some with capes) at $65, $95, $110 and $135. | No matter what kind of frock you may desire—a simple sili ] crepe dress, a smart trotteur frock, a sports dress of RODIER’S } kasha cloth, a beautifully beaded dress, or a sumptuous evening } At lower prices than any other rugs which will give as good service 15 Rugs—average size 5x2.6 ft...... $4.75 each 15 Rugs—average size 6x3 ft.. «+ $6.50 each 6 Rugs—average size 9x6 ft.. - $19.50 each 31 Rugs—average size 9.6x12 ft... $39.00 These linens offer such unexcelled quality at prices so pleasingly reasonable that whether one is replenishing her supply or whether one is a bride-to-be, preparing for a new home, they will adequately and graciously meet all requirements. Real Madeira Linens Boudoi ii Made of wool and hair. Reversible. Ver . gown—you will find it in this Sale. a nk aia I * om fonbs HEB Especially desirable for cottages, bungalow “or unrnet Note, please: a collection of this character is rarely offered so Centerpieces . . each 1,50, 1.95 Luncheon Sets, 13 pieces, 6.00, 7.50 homes. May be used an almost every room in the house. early in the season at prices so greatly lowered. Buffet or Dresser Scarfs, 2.95, 4.95 Tea or Luncheon Cloths, 5.75, 11.00 ajar grounds with very attractive red, dark blue, Note, also, that the reductions ate from the prices of today— not cf Tray Covers . . each 35c, 50c Tea Napkins . . doz. 6.75, 7.50 ary Ane Tose: dexiens, a week or a month ago. Second Floor, Old Bullding. | Quantity limited as specified above. Please make selection’ early. Third Gallery, New Buliding. ° ° Four More Days--April Prices on Wanamaker Bath Crystals Geranium and verbena, $1.25 to $5. Bottles—75¢ to $3. Melisande, rose and fleur de lis, $2.50 to $9—bottles, $1.25 to $5. POUDRE de TOILETTE, too, in the April Sale; delicately scented bath dusting fsipvdieidgeaery Rose Celeste and Melisande—in a unique square box with large puff, $1.50; regularly $2.25. The Perfume Shop, Street Floor, Old Building. Vins * * * Dinner Sets for Summer homes New Cotton Eponge from Paris 107 pieces—service for 12 persons Priced most moderately 95c to $1.75 yard $55 to 8110 and all the way between Plaids,, checks, stripes—black and white melange mixtures—this is very Of Silicon china, $110 Sets by Wedgwood, $55 new—plain weaves, filet weaves, and delightfully flowered patterns. BOOTH, the famous “Silicon Than whom no greater English Broadest choice of the most exquisite colors and combinations of color china potter,” sent us this one— EE Meat Die nl for which this smart fabric is noted. Many patterns are exclusive with John a fine white, highly glazed china | design, with delicate green, tan Wanamaker. Dress Goods Salon, First Floor, Old Bullding, body, quaint Jacobean shapes and | and black conventional border an. a delightful colorful design—a | floral festoons, gold lines and Silk Remnants---Half Price 95c to $2 for silks, originally $1.85 to $4 yard An accumulation of short ends of silk from our own fine stocks. Silks appropriate for blouses, negligees, lingerie, draperies, or trifles for the bou- doir, such as lamp shades and pillow covers. All kinds of weaves in plain and fancy patterns—crepe de chine, satin charmeuse, radium silks, foulards, print- ed pongees, novelty silks. Lengths 2 to 4% yards. About 1,500 yards in the lot. Street Floor, Old Bullding. Mosaic Tea Napkins. . . . . . . « « « doz, 6,75 and 8,25 (Hemastitched with elaborate corner designs.) Lace Trimmed Guest Towels. . . . . . . each, 85c¢ and 1,50 Irish Pure Linen Tea Napkins; hemstitched . . doz. 4,95 and 6.75 Luncheon Sets (13 pcs.); hand crochet edge; linen center. . . . - 7.50. MAIN FLOOR TABLES. ‘Noteworthy Values Tomorrow in a Sale of SEASONABLE BED COVERINGS (In Medium and Light Weights) Country nights will be cool as well as nights in the mountains or by the shore, but these blankets and comfortables are not only fluffy, cozy, and light in weight, they hid’. in seeeinas one, | handles. ; are attractive as well and will add a decorative note to any summer bedroom. sale you benanth a Teariae trons Shae ua SS ah fires - this Radiophone Bo s’ Reefers to 0 at $13 75 cannot afford to miss, either for the needs of this summer or as a preparation for next winter. bua sud ereay loatage dangle complete set. ; | y g ° k * tire oi aaa Pee emalterts New EXIsINg Program Were in stock at $15 to $22.50 pairs of W hi Extra Quali insoo. wi , April 26, 1922 Styles for boys 3 to 9 years but “odd lots.” Only 47, 395 of ite Wool of 300 Ry Nai . faeries: APE 98s OF Cheviots, tweeds, herringbones, Superior in make und = Plaid Blankets— Comfortables— 5 Sale of Used P tanos WWE. Wavelength $60 metres | appearance. Belted styles. Raglan models. Regular Double bed size. . . Pair $7.75 Filled with lambs wool, $5 3&9 hie at didheaed 1.40—Edna Beatrice Bloom,| gtyles, Annual Spring out-go of eachange Soprano. N rs * Lew P 19.75 ; A ; 4 : . Trio — Norfolk Suits—New, Low Priced $19.7 Figured Silkoline Comfortables with plain sateen borders, 5 ineiruments P ud He gear condition Val Pea esd einto: - I ssa pate ef ieeasers' wlth tach ai Attractive designs in a variety of colors. Double bed size . . $3.2 Used Upright Pianos, from $75 up. $.40—~Fdna Beatrice Bloom, | We are so particular about the quality, finish and f Used Player-pianos, Heid $345 up. soprano, workmanship of every suit that comes in to our stock, Used, et wa teluaea Ave a fifo The Children's Hour that we can point to these suits with pardonable pride. ew ayer-planos, , 5 . ff e' Lecture *, 4 MUGLIN SHEETS MUSLIN FELLOW CAGES nai el Bureau," by Elsie Jean, popular | ,._,Thezire Wanamaker tats yer eee tad he ya ee erg d 42x36 «45x36 = 50x36 Plent of time to P vr “3 i on by | Pirates ‘some with golf or “follow through” backs. Sizes for 7 to Hemmed Oc 13 Hemm 28c 32¢ 35¢ en ay .80-—~-Musica progr y years, Hems'd 145 1.65 1.85 | Hemstd 38 42c 45¢ 4 First Gallery, New Bullding Kian ote Meron neat Boys!! Babe Ruth Caps here. $1 J. Thurston Noe at the piano. | Street Floor, New Building. - Saat on as me 5 ee ond an OR eee Se eerie te SPN,