The evening world. Newspaper, May 5, 1922, Page 9

@ _ KNICKERS ANGER - MOTHER; SHE SENDS » ing which represented Philadel- + phia’s response to the State-wide ~~ SORTER ANDRE NETS oe sp event mcr THEM TO ARMENIA Gives Her Daughter’s Fi- nale Hopper Outfit to Far East. PHILADELPHIA, May 5.—In- ¢luded in the 200 tons of cloth- be fashionable. ‘call for “bundle day” issued by the Near East Relief were two pairs of new knickerbockers for women. Accompanying them was & note from an irate mother, who expressed the hope that some un- fortunate girl in Armenia would find them to be just as utilitarian as her daughter believed them to Large and small bundles of new, old and indifferent clothing of many styles were brought to more than 400 public and private schools yesterday by children whose parents had ' ransacked attics and storerooms to aid the THE EVENING WORLD, BURNS CARRIAGE sufferers In Armenia. The inten- tion, officials of the Near East Relief said, is to get the clothing to the Mount Ararat region in ample time for next winter. iennessestiifiniatincnan FEISER OF OFTO, NATIONAL VICE CHAIRMAN OF RED CROSS. WASHINGTON, May 5.—Appointment of James L. Feiser of Columbus and Cleveland, ©., as National Vice Chair- man of the American Red Cross, in charge of domestic operations, was an- nounced to-day. He succeeds W. Frank Persons. Feiser is now manager of the Southwestern division of the Red Cross, with headquarters at St. Louis. Mother Discovers Maniac’s Pushing a carriage containing the four-months-old. baby of Mrs. Weinke of No. 15 Fifth Street, Wee- hawken, N. J., front of the house Into the hallway, @ maniac yesterday set fire to the car- riage. > oe + ore flames reached the chitd. Detectives questioned many Fire in Time to Save ie ee Infant. fires have occurred in the house story frame dwelling. (From, the Washingt from the sidewalk In} Meekton. “Why?” FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1922, open, and when she noticed smoke she ran downstairs and ffted the baby WITH BABY IN IT, |from_the bursing carriage before the in the neighborhood, but no one was found who had seen the person who Within three months two tncendiary petihahncce: - ees AN ADVANTAGE OF SIZB. Md on ar.) “T envy that fat man,” remarked Mr. “His wife can't make him wash the Mra. Weinke had left the door/@ishes. He's too big to stand in a of her apartment on the floor above! kitchenette.” These Events Also at NEWARK STORE Broad Street and West Park persons . & two- West 34th Street—Thru to 35th Street WEST 42d ST. Stern Brothers (Between Fifth and Sixth Avenue) WEST 43d ST. Special Saturday Offerings in ’ Youths’ and Boys’ Suits and Hats —He’ll be bound to like the swing of the tines and the mighty good looking colorings. As for fabrics and workmanship, they are of that sterling quality that will keep this apparel smart down to the last day of its long service. Youths’ Golf Suits; four-piece models in tweeds; knickers and long trousers. Sizes 17 to 20 35.00 Boys’ Reefers in blue serge and fancy wool mixtures. Sizes 3 to 9 years. (Regularly 9.75) 6.75 Boys’ Norfolk Suits with extra knicker- bocker trousers. In tweeds and fancy wool mix- tures. Sizes 7 to 18 years. (Regularly up to 20.00) 12.50 Boys’ Straw Hats . 2.25 to 4.75 Cloth Hats and Golf Caps 1.50 to 2.95 Youths’ Felt Hats ....... . 3,25 Girls’ Frocks and Coats At Very Special Prices Coats with a youthful air and silken frocks that insist upon being charming and so are rutfled or tucked or hand-embroidered. Hand-made French frocks, too, for the long and golden summer after- noons. Girls’ coats made of polo or tweeds; belted models featuring patch or slit pockets. Many are lined throughout. Sizes 6 to 14 years. 9.95 and 15.00 Girls’ silk frocks fashioned of crepe de Chine or taffeta; some models show touches of hand- embroidery; ruffled or tucked skirts. Many small sizes with bloomers. Sizes 6 to 14 years. 9.95 and 15.00 French hand-made frocks. Imported dresses of fine batjste trimmed with dainty tucks and hemstitchings; round or square neck and sash of selt material, in pink, white and blue. Sizes 6 to 10 years. 4.95 French Novelty. Necklaces 1.95 (Values up to 8.75) With one of these lovely necklaces or cordeliers your frock will look twice as charming. Combi- | nations of colored | jade, crystal, jet, | sapphire, emerald, | topaz, amethyst, | lapis, aquamarine, | and pearls. Some} o A finished with silver by. ciel oxidized and antique . Sapyr™ ornaments. Vie GiB Tan Calfskin Oxfords for Children and Misses, 2.75 All solid leather—to resist the wear of the busiest two feet that ever romped, hiked or just walked. And built to-keep those feet healthy and strong every step of the long service they assure. Heavy outer soles, all leather heels, counters, and toe box. Mighty good look- ing, too—the younger set mouda tolerate anything else. And—as for value, quite recently these same shoes sold for 4.00. Sizes 8 to 2 Petticoats for Streetwear Lots of lovely styles and colorings, individualized with tine pleatings, tringes, or scallops. Mage in such sott silks as jersey, \pussy willow and satin, that go into a bowl full of suds and come out daintily tresh- ened. And besides being smart, many feature the double panel, which makes them so altogether useful for summertime. 3.95 7.50 Main Floor Women’s: Summer Underwear Of Glove Silk or Lisle Qualities that make these low prices even more con- spicuous. Glove Silk Vest in bodice style. Fine open rib. In pink or orchid. 1.95 match = the Step - ins above colors. 2.45 E J Lisle union suits in bodi¢e or shoulder style. Regular or extra sizes. 0 Union suit with glove silk top and lisle body. ell reinforced. Bodice or shoulder style. Regular or extra sizes. 1.95 4 Handbags For Each and Every Costume Bags to carry with every sort of costume—little silk bags for the soft frock, tailored silk envelopes or smart leather effects for the tailleur. And the styles are pleasantly new—one will be enthusiastic over the original ideas in compartments, handles, and fittings. Handbags of ba 4 striped silk, real pin seal and beaver calf. Pouch or flat cttects. Equipped with the necessary tittings. Many styles 4 85 to choose trom. 3.25 Purses, with many compartments and outside pockets. Taffeta and Canton Crepe Hats, 7.50 Never were so many captivating hats gathered together before—navy blue tattetas or Canton crepes garlanded with attractive flowers or graced on either side with pond lilies. Mushroon shapes of Canton crepe with an intriguin scart which flutters idly down one side. and a smal. turban of crepe with long streamers. Hats that you will love, each is so picturesquely smart that it can’t help being becoming. And all at such a negligible price, too. (Twoofthe many modelsillustrated above.) Trimmed Sailor Sport Hats, 3.95 Straight. or roll brims, or tricorne effects, with tailored ribbon bands or with draped silk around Trimmed the crown. Ever so many colors and color combinations— one pacticalagy smart sailor of Jap straw with a facing and draped scarf of contrasting color. Desirable Qualities in Women’s Silk Umbrellas at Extremely Moderate Prices Women’s extra quality satin tape edge ue BiAD TEASE Amber bakentg rings and posts; also leather loops and handles with tips andstubby tops. . . . ... . 4.65 Women’s extra wide satin ‘tape edge silk sun and Une models. Short model with wide spreading frame—fine assortments of handles Women’s super-quality of extra wide Ottoman silk border umbrellas with side leather ’ straps, with imported carved wood handles with side leather straps . . . 8.50 We have also a large and varied assortment of exclusive and smart new paraecis in quaint cre- tonnes and in taffeta silks, all of which lend themselves happily to summertime uses. To Complete the Smart Outfit Net Guimpes Trimmed with Real Irish Lace 5.75 Values to $9.75 So dainty a touch for the suit, so gra- ciously soft and feminine in appear- ance, and so prac- tical as well, for they. can be laun- dered any number of times. Elabor- ately trimmed with real Irish lace in Peter Pan, frill, or square neckline styles. In cream or white. Sport Coats--Wraps--Silk Capes Perfectly Tailored in Flare or Straight Lines In Season’s Newest & Smartest Materials Actual Values to $39.75 319% The Very Latest Styles Developed in Silk Canton Crepe Velour de Laine 1 Double Faced Plaids Tricotines—Twills Sport Mixtures - In sizes for women and misses —complete range of smart colors—nearly all silk lined, Sale Hand Bags &Vanity Purses Values to $10 34-4 Of fancy striped and plain Silk Moire, Real Pin Seal, Cobra Ecrase, Morocco and Fancy Calf. Many fitted with safety pockets, others in- side framed compartments, with 2, 3 and 4 piece fittings. Main Floor Sale Fur Scarfs At Reduced Prices Wonderful Sale of Tricotine Suits Formerly at Higher Prices 525 Brown and Taupe Fox Scarfs in rich, i aichiea Manatee toc une y Featuring 36 and 88 inch long jackets, also double furred animals. $ pyre tes styles. Tricotine and Poiret Reduced from $35.....++. +++ 19.50 Twill, Silk lined, Navy and Black. ‘Tai- Platinum and Blue Brown and Taupe lored with great care in every detail. Wolf Scarfs—At an Fox Scaffs—Doubl Ute tn “Btlecronss + Sale Tweed Suit. Vi ,e Redvecdvoms30 Reducedfromgzs 5 NALE LWee ults $15 $12.50 Up to $29.75 Values Fur Storage—2% $ Our insurance protects you against loss! in Beery 15 brs vara After having cleansed your Fars to lustrous Smet Cote le wifes, diy are placed M6 Gey eae ey Long-line, box or Peter Pan models of which keeps them stool 'y safe and sound. Kelly Tweeds and Smart Diagonal Weaves. Two High Grade Groups at Big Money-Savings $ An Entire Floor Devoted To Dresses Including Canton Crepe, Crepe de Chine, Krepe Knit, Crepe Back Satins, Tricotine, Tatleta, Jersey and Combinations. In the wanted new styles and various colors. *29 Very high grade—very distinctive! In season's leading models and materials— plain or beaded and embroidered. Incom- parable at tomorrow's greatly reduced price, & 3 cy ee eee ee ——