The evening world. Newspaper, May 10, 1922, Page 11

Furnishings fOr the Summer Home A Group of Events and Items has by the Fourth Floor to Make Thursday a Day of Profitable Shopping NOVELTIES NOVELTIES From the Orient in Art Embroidery Oriental novelties— Japanese aid Chinese antiques To stroll through our Art Em- —odd little bits that the connoisseur will appre- corer sey anneal ia aa pie ciate—they’re all in our Far East Department— trifles that give piquancy to a where courteous and well informed sales clerks room, whether it be gay cushion will be glad to discuss them with you. We men- or Indian basket, or some coquet- tish trifle of lace and rose in the alluring French room’s shaded light. Night Liyht Doll, as illustrated, * * * LEAN VY (> een es Silk and Bamboo Lanterns $3.44, $4.14 and $4.44 Charming little pagoda which will shed a soft, restful light on your veranda, or in the hall, In blue,’ yellow “4a ‘Be |, An Enormous Purchase y of 81,560 Yards of $5.74 89c Black sateen card table covers, * * * 4) Laundry bag$,rose, blue and green, 59c and 69¢ + ” * aie ee OE ha se Sais ea CRETONNE Serkan tendtjece, ae inches. | A eth : | ; Shoe bags, 12 pockets, . , $1.29 Oriental Porcelains and Pottery ; 29,840 yards, 19,200 yards, 1 ; pie ae ; + There are many other pieces of Oriental porce- per yard, i 22¢ per yard, 34e Glove, veil, handkeréhief, pow- Ot Gaily lains and pottery which we should enjoy showing Our’ usual 34¢ and 39c quality * Our usual: 69c quality a oe fries: “a es Fl wa ‘| ou ere venues wiht acts porcelains——other Comprising chintzes, shadow- | Verdure and tapestry patterns on mirrors, desk-sets, combs and Cretonne | new and artistic examples of the potter’s-art— * prints, tapestry, floral and conven- |, an excellent quality art tapestry brushes) (pillows, .scaria Sard 59 5 | ee decorated with the dragons, chrysanthemums and tional patterns, in bewildering | cloth. 35 and 36 inches wide. squares, ° 59 to $13.89 to $13.89 i lotus blossoms which play such an important part in the decor&tion of Oriental ceramics. 3 © The low howls for flowers—vases for branches—decorative pieces— are all included in this collection. array. 35 and 36 inches wide. . Sanitas table covers, 48 inches, round and square, stenciled in three colors, brown, green or blue, $1.39 . | * * * Ks ~ | 16,080 yards, 16,440 yards, « \ Peal 4 4 c per yard, 64c Our usual $1.14 quality Our usual 74c and 79¢ quality | Vivid bird and floral effects in Medallion, all-over floral and con- striking colors and designs, field ventional patterns on fine repp and | flowers with stripe, and a bold novelty cloth. Also a double-faced | flowered pattern on a vari-colored art tapestry cloth. 35 and. 36 | batik-like background. 35 and 36 inches wide. inches wide. Telephone. shields of brightly painted wood, 17e and 59c Stenciled porch set; scarf, pillow and square, as illustrated, 59c, 74c, 98c Silhouette candy tins, 1 and 2 Ib. 23c¢ and 33c yegre Att Embroidery, Fourth Floor, 34th Street, Rear. Luster Vases $7.94 12-inch vases of brilliant blue or \ orange—of a convenient size to hold sprays of flowers, or branches. Alors —Fourth Fieor, Center. Ahsanys —Feurth Floor, 30th Street, mene, Handsome Exceptional Values—For Country Hone Framed Mirrors M ezzotin ts Than t sual Prices “4 At % Off Original Prices A Special Purchase fr Mezzotints that have been in our stock for more than one year will be disposed of at. greatly reduced prices. Mantel, buffet and panel mirrors __ of fine mirror plate, mitred or plain, in frames of antique or polychrome finish. Most of them ~)) are of graceful French or Italian design: Rectangular,oval and a few odd shapes. About 600 in all. SS a, a Miles Standish Rag Rugs Made of Chambray, Calico, Print, Cretonnes or Bed Ticking, to our special order. They have the Colonial band borders, irregular effects or solid color that rag rugs usually have, but their quality is decidedly unusual. Washable and reversible, for use in town Summery Wool Rugs from Indic They used to be known as Calcutta Druggets. Today we import them as Bangalore Kelims. Their weave is coarse and rugged, the kind that wears and wears. They are dyed with pure colors; , the designs are in rich, soft shades on quiet contrasting grounds. or out. — Reversible, for porch or interior use. i 24 x 36 inches, $1.24 4x 7 feet, $5.14 2x 3 feet, $3.24 9x 12 feet, $36.50 and 46.50 : 27 x 54 inches, 1.94. 6x, 9 feet, 9.94 e : 3x 6feet, $5.74 and $8.48 10 x 14 feet, » $64.50 , \ 30 x 60 inches, 246 hw 10 Tack, Wad | ax 7 feet $12.74 12x 15 feet $86.50 3x 6 feet, 3.34 9x12 feet, 19.24 ge 4s BEN 3 4 ; Algerian Rugs (Imported from Belgium) Southwestern Navajo Blanket Rugs Mrs. andr (y Skrimshire)” Originally . Madonna Lipp) (by Edwards) Luini Madonna by B ‘dwards)’ Originally $149.00 $111.00 Sister Catherine $52.50 Originally $69.50 ; Mrs. Bowles (by Edwards) Originally $131. . Mrs. Hallett (by Wilson) Originally $93.75 $70.25 Lady Rushout and Children Originally $51.50 (by Hester) $38.50 Moers —Foarth Foor, 34th street, Rirstella Phonographs $59.50 "Compares favorably with The Cocoa Fiber from’ which these rugs are made comes from Africa, but the rugs are woven in Europe. Hardy and long-wearing for the exterior or interior of your hore. Groundwork colors are 3x 6 feet, $5.54 9x 12 feet, $33.50 4x 7 feet, 8.64 9x 15 feet, 41.50 8 x 10 feet, 24,74 10 feet 6 inches x 15 feet 48.75 Rugs from Japan Centers are in the natural straw color, the borders are variegated in such colors as Blue, Green and Brown. Summery-looking and adaptable to the floors of living room, dining room gnd porch. 3 x 6 feet, 4x7 feet, $5.94 9.24 8 x 10 feet, 9x 12 feét, $24.24 31.25 10-in. Double-Faced Records, 46c Vocal ster” Gallagher and “Mister’ 9145 rae, gue aa. My Mammy veh An Irishman, 9211 By the Saphir ox rot jer at mt wiliane, * Bor Tro village Hee ate Down 9212 Tarve e'Clock la tho Morning. fh Dixteland wi Y cnlitor Wana (When I Wana Your No Alsapra —Feurth Fleer, Front, In the typical, barbaric colors—the whites, grays, blacks and intense reds—that the Navajos have worked for centuries. The design is usually the diamond-shape, arrowhead pattetn. ‘Excellent as a throw for a couch; unique and durable as a floor rug. Sizes range from 3 x 5 feet at $24.48 - to 9 x 4 feet at $62.50 with intermediate sizes at proportionate prices Japanese Rush Squares Can be made into any size rug, for porch or room, e 39c per square foot. Popular “Hits”’ in Sheet Music 19 cents @ copy Mo-Na-Lu. Caroling Rolling Stone “Mlater"" Gallagher and "Mister"? mmblin, Fares. or 99 Mirrors, $8.24 Our usual prices would be $11. 24 to $16.24 72 Mirrors, $11.48 to $15.48 Our usual prices would be $22.74 to $29.75 119 Mirrors, $17.48 to $22.48 Our usual prices would be $29.50 to $34.50 87 Mirrors, $26.75 to $32.50 Our usual prices would be $40.50 to $50.50° 83|Oval Mirrors, $5.64 to $10.48 Our usual prices would be $10.48 to $20.74 Roars —VFourth Ploor, 34th Street, Center, ru msrmuneror Adam Period OMOGTCA\ ConsolePhonograph CLEAR AS A BOLL (as illustrated) Special at $189.00 Vitale en. So: | Wana), Fox Trot fiock in the Morn hw Bunty | nationally advertised $918 OA! ou Peautitul. Baby : an Bia n Broad- tall , Atta ae 9218 Georgia, ‘Fox ‘rot ye Hivety Light oh Broad- fall on, Btivery? Moon, / | A i nograph of Excellent Tone | Phonographs which 9100 Pont eae Wander Where He ae Oyler Box ue ain, ‘Ginny Shore ali tp 00 A Handsome Phonograp \ | “hemi Went and When He's Coming Hattie Gray, Sweetheart of Mine. Up and Lay Ly, Dein ; ¥ ‘ wad eetheart of Ming 9208 N Mati fer at Twilight We have Sonora Console tables in the following Periods: ) $136.00 ul World After Just @ Little Love Song. ‘ashioned Girl Eight Puritan upright phonographs at $7.28 to $160.00, Our former prices $17.50 to $310.00, all Records, Riorgrs —Fourth Floor, sth werect, near, A full-sized phonograph, 4614 inches high, finished in gen- uine fine-grain Mahogany. The new, improved sound box Produces as fine a tone as any machine on the market. Of splendid construction, with several “distinctive features which at'first sight stamp this as a quality phonograph. shelves for ~ record albums, a : double-spring motor, universal tone-arm which plays to Get Back to My "for That Kind of my Lo, 9200 Virxinse thts, Pox ‘trot Dah Blues, Fox Trot feorde from recent sale, 46. Double-Faced Ri i eras Viator) ae amie, price ch, Dolding 12 Fecards. Specialiy priced ‘at 69c. is . Herald Square fa! OV ON! ON) OV Fe\h @Nh (ONO)! @\w/@' e/a) (@) (0\) @ erie) ON lee) (ayer aM We ~~" We Sell Merchandise of Taste and Quality a Merehandise of Taste and Quality at Lowest-in-the-City Prices—For Cash Only + Merchandise Advertised Here on Sale Tomorrow, Unless Ot riwise Stated Be A Splleetion of titty ta famous popular copyrighted songs, including most Very good Ukuleles at $2.49 ova any Self-Instruction Text Books, each, Ade Louis XVI oes eee Angee “Fees Tee Floor, 3th Street, Rear. Heppelwhite William and Mary Chippendale Colonial LCi New York For Other Macy Advertising See Pa;es / and 16 Italian Renaissance At Prices Ranging from $189.00 to $276.00 Also Some Widdicomb Consoles at $129.00 Lowést-in-the-City Eitagre ~Feurth Floor, 31th Street, Rear