The evening world. Newspaper, May 12, 1922, Page 23

THE EVENING: WORLD, FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1929, n | ‘=| THE BIG STORE Btate Charities Ald Fw ed Bott! ne MAIN FLOOR FORMER Canis Ing, Hotel Biltmore, 9.80 A. M. Twenty-seventh Division, annual re-] Union settlement Trersainen, ov ception and ball, Waldorf-Astoria, 8] ing, No. 231 Hast loath Street, P.M. P Harlem Aerie No. 1117, oO. KB. American Express Company Employ-| *moker, 262 West 116th Street, eve- ees, dance, Waldorf-Astoria, § P. M. ning. Pi Delta Sigma fraternity, dance, Haas Quarter Ball, Tammany Hall, | Waldorf-Astoria, 8 P. M. 5 7 Over Seas Club, dance, MeAlpin, 8|_,vational Women’s Party, New York Me . }!ated, “and that a like number Is ex- Portland Man Brings Invita-)recta terore 1980. The neures. ave tion for Hylan to June compared with those of 1913, a good year for tfavel, when 87,000 came sick : City Advisory Committee, meeting, No. Rose Festival. there. Hotel men are making a str ie]: 88 West Téth Street, 3 P. M. Mooguite and fly ———— bid for the patronage of American], Sigma Tau Epsilon, dance, McAlpin, rook, sian PrP. travellers, and are trying to brin luce American amusements and cus- principal object of the Portland Rose | toms."* Festival, held annually in Portland, eee Ore., according to Eric, V. Hauser, FARTHEST FROM HOME. President of the Portland Rose Fes-| The ‘New Yorker For @ Day or tival Assoolation, who is at the Bit-| Two" who te farthest from home to- “He bas come to New York|day ts EB. A. Taylor, who ts at the ‘with an invitation to Mayor Hylan to| Pennsylvania. His home town, 4 the fiesta which will be held|Shanghat, is about 10,000 miles from June, and also to give the Mayor | Broadway. Post Parliament, luncheon, McAlpin, 1PM. Omega Gamma Delta Fraternity, dance, Pennsylvania, evening. American Association of Advertising Agents, luncheon, Pennsylvania, Western Union Association, dance, Pennsylvania, evening. Dancing is hard on Phi Alpha Signia, meeting, Pennsyl- white and light-color- vania, 8 P. M. ed silk or satin slip- National Industrial Council, meeting, pers. Soiled ! and their lvania. suar College, ‘SIEGEL-COOPER BUILDING A SHOPPING PLACE FOR THRIFTY PEOPLE Operated by the ROSS STORES, Inc. Sixth Avenue at 19th Street Due to our Cash Purchasing Power and inexpensive selling methods, No C, O. D’s., No deliveries, No charge up into curtatna; Government cont | | beauty is gone, Car- bona Cleaning Fluid @ string of elk's teeth which were ————— dance, Pennsylvania, evening. will accounts, we are able to retail first quality, seasonable merchandise at wholesale prices. A visit to the BIG galtected for him by the Umatiia MISS JOYCE IS A BRIDE. | Siniccichers and tee Grenm Stanutac: eed eae ¢ Te dipeaes STORE ‘will convince you of the TRUTH of these statements. Following are a few of the hundreds of entertainment and turers’ Protective Association, meeting, Astor, 8 P. M. Century Theatre Club, meeting, Com- modore, 1.80 P. M. Kappa Phi of St. John's College, dance, Commodore, 8.30 P. M. National Highway Traffic Commission, meeting, Automoblle Club of America, “The Portland Rose Festival has/ie Married te W. W. Kouwenhoven - become an event of interest to the entire Pacific Coast,” said Mr. Hauser. eee eee ’ “California, Washington, British Co-| The wedding of Miss Elizabeth Payne umbta and Oregon participate in this} Joyce, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. celebration which has for its purpose | Thomas W. Joyce, to William Wyckoff ‘ghe development of the rose, world’s] Kouwenhoven, son of Mr, and Mra. han vos. flower. Portland has become | wijiam H, Kouwenhoven, No. 3 Remsen rose centre of the world. The! pisee, Brooklyn, took place yesterday establishment of the national rose/afternoon at 6 o'clock at the home of test gardens by the American Rose|her parents, No. 1806 Ditmas Avenue, Goctety in Portland several years ago| Flatbush. ‘The Rev. James Clarence did much to give it this distinctiorf.| Jones, rector of St, Mary's Church, 4 Brooklyn, officiated. The rose growers of the world send| “is” Dorothy Welcome Swan was their roses to these test gardens and|.,a14 of honor, Miss Ruth Pohimen wee receive weekly reports op the develop- laste George C, Henckel, brother- mnt of their beloved flowers. of the brideggroom, was best “There is nothing commercial about and the ushers were Thomas H, our celebration, for we believe that Toyce,” brother of the Tee icee rn. too much time is spent by the Ameri-|Kttor their wedding trip Mr. and Mra, can people for the acquisition of ma-| Kouwenhoven will, live. at No. 1806 terial things. In this day and age|pjtmas Avenue, Flatbush. more attention to the finer things in = the world will advance the civiliza-|roUND DEAD HER KITCHEN tion of which we boast. There is noth- WITH GAS TUBE IN MOUTH, ing that makes one more apprecia-| irs, Elizabeth Weldner, fifty-four, tive of the beautiful in nature than] No, 102 Bushwick Avenue, Brooklyn, the rose.” was found dead in the kitchen this : see morning, with a tube from a gas Jet in er mouth. Her husband found her and WHY SHE LIKES ENGLAND. js the police, The only explanation “The jolly feature of England is] offered was that she had been de- at it is an all-the-year-round coun- | pressed. try,” sald Mrs. Gordon Campbell of | === Rugby, England, who js at the Astor. “The way to enjoy England is to take it as it !s,"" she advised, “to ride, hunt and enjoy it—weather and all, and it's such a tidy country! “Some one has said that when a person foes to a country for two or three years he or she knows more about it than persons who have lived Warm Weather Needs on Sale Friday and Saturday Women’s and Misses’ Te ceenele ter eee Ww My . Tw i ‘omen’s, Misses’ Black GinghamDresses| ,,.. weed Suits || 0 C jUMMER WEAR —tailored pockets—long notch collar— Silk a es ith pout and’ 8 @poet otiets; of+'| igeleenmmmelal: bale “AlrOpricg shades p gandie and ric-rac braid trimmed. | Full assortment sizes. Full assortment of wists, in various | $15.00) value. Regular 9.98 This ls the most popular wrap this Parc Liens Ams ACES Spring. Made from splendid quality value, pasos Collection 185 Feat ate; with deep crt coBer: Special, only....... jes at the neck. Cut Sport Dresses _| with very tut wwees, Silk Sweaters 5 98 with dee it fom teading New Vork mabutacturer | “Somme tines) In all silk Tricolette and fancy NEW YORK—BROOKLYN—BRONX—NEWARK RITCHIE CORNELL 138 West 23rd St.—And All Our Other Stores Aiicavecn (name withheld), including Knitted 2. | bottom. Actual$10.00 Piece Dress—wool embroidery—Wool | Value—special, only Vetour 2-piece Dress with hand erabroi- dery—20 other models. Other Black Silk Capes in Satin, All Spring col- silk-lined in small Leonean on Uatues to $18.98, 6.98 effecte—$16.98 value... 10.98 weaves—Tuxedo model—in Browns, Rei, Gray, Navy and Jade —assorted sizes, Regular $5.98 quality. 3 49 New Lot—Just Purchased Lace Net Guimpe WAISTS In Ecru and White with and without sleeves. Peter New Collection, Just Arrived, of e ene Spring Millinery An unusual collection, including all popu- lar colors—every shape—every size and every style popular this spring—These my) Hats actually worth up to $6.00 Each. Our price cnly a fraction of their real worth—special. . Special Purchase 1000 Silk Waists Materials are Georgette, Silk Minuette and Crepe de Chines. Fancy Peter Pan collars and many other models, includ- ing tie-backs. Sizes 36 to 46. Regular $3.98 Tomorrow—Saturday UNRESTRICTED CHOICE Pan and Tuxedo collars, also square, V and round necks. Lace and Ruffled Fronts. Full assortment of there all their lives. I should scarcely + ‘S In the popular barnyard sume to be an authority, but I ae sai vibe and ca straws—flat (M@Bvprove of the country without res- value hide and roll brims—ribbon trimmed—all pc 98 ervation, though I'm glad to get back each only colors—exact copy of a $5.00 sailor, at anal OUP Ft ee eet st Mail onary Filled “Add 6c Postage Any Ready-to-Wear SUIT in Our Entire Stock Mail Orders Filled—Add 6¢ Postage to New York with its ‘comfy’ con : E L | N eo ee G BOOSTING THE STATE “Vermont has always taken the annual summer tourist invasion as a matter of course,” sald R. H. Der- rah of Chester, who Is at the Wood- 50c a Week stock to open up in New York an official Vermont Information Bu-| For « limited time o reau. ‘Though the State excels many] We are making thi others in its advantages, no effort Riper Eietn has previously been made to attract people.” ‘Mr, Darrah said that the usual sea- son opens in Vermont on June 1 i Py Rg end lasts until Labor Day. The} "y MS CBALS NBER finest periods of the year are May| Yours for only 50c a Week end June, and September and Octo-! Qgy ‘ . ber, when the Green Mountains are Special Price $14.98 ost attractive. ae & AL Sreatost watch value ee watch Is sold wlan the rine ENGLAND ALSO EXPECTS ‘money ‘will 1 podertnedy car value cansbe duplicated elsewhere. a perneonen FREE DE LUXE CA7ALOG I, Troy, who Is at the McAlpin| write or call ter Catsleg RoW. and has just returned from London, | 500, ‘showing Fiaiay's complete Une en route for China and the East In- o< Diamante, Watehes and dies, where he will sell Virginia to- | Pe" Evenings until 9 bacco, reports that Great Britain is On? anticipating its biggest tourist season. fF $ *A director of one of London's lead- ing hotels informed me that 50,000 Combination Sale—About 50 Dozen Muslin Underwear Including Chemises, Petticoats, Drawers, Step-in Bloomers, Extra Size, Nightgowns, in a variety of fine materials in Flesh and White. These are our Regular Goods and have been sold in this store up to $1.19 per garment. Special for Friday and Saturday Mail Orders Filled. Send Check or M. O. and add 5c for Postage Guaranteed mews F) Including Tan Calfskin Oxfords, rub- Mail Orders Filled. Send Check or M. O. and add 10c for Postage ber heels; one and three-strap Vici Kid Boys’ School Shoes|Girls’ Mary Jane Men’sOxfords Gigantic Shoe Sale Continues—Still Remaining Pumps and smoked Elkskin, Brown and Black trimmed Sport Oxfords, Fine qualit Mahogan: Blucher style in fine quality Pump. s Calfuiee-Coodgeer alk Tan Calfskin. Goodyear welt ree aualiey lity Patent 1,000 Pairs of Women’s High-Grade medium and low soles—Rubber heels—all soles. Sizes from 9 to 1334 and “3 %X LOW SHOES Ga heels. All sizes. 1, 95 Values jen to ele and While raat prangs en eae sae ais sizes. Regular $6.00 Regular $25 $30 Regular $25 $30 1 to 514. Regu- r value. Spe- $35 $35 ind ete 29S Sree $4, 98 cial, per pair, BOS Fs 1650-1660 BROADWAY, NEW Special. per pair cal eo a 60 ray Mail Orders Filled—Send Check or Money Order—Add 10¢ for Postage 3 a — fi = A 4 t WOMEN'S VESTS 500 Pairs Corsets Women’s Girdles || Bandeaux, Brassieres 3 . £ ree al rocaded, flesh and white; 5 Elastic hook fi nd ‘ In brocades, others lace and em- DYE SWEATER. SKIRT. DR The. Year’s Greatest Clothing Sale Summer weight, whit — in| | tow and medium busts other rubber | | atortment to select from, all sce, | | ered: hook front, aide and | sizes 36 an lod is isa 0c Exceptional gid to 48; to7 to iV] ’ ESS for Men and Young Men!! real bargain; at, cach only 1.98 value...... 5 1.00 to 1.98 ep ene 39c to 79¢ i | 4 | , | = N's @ C) 1,000 Men* STOCKINGS OR DRAPERIES Hy {| One, two, three and four-button models, in Now Beata -Seit's so eee eerie Leap pine | SOR wai net a a wonderful variety of the finest materials. St H t Collar and Cuffs sets, Vestees ete SILK-GLOVES j IN “ DIAM ” s All sizes, including shorts and stouts. raw a Ss Also collar and cuff sets. In Black, White, Brown, Beaver, ri] . Fine Straws pared $1. 8 91.00., Gpecial 29c Mastic and Pongee—sizes 6 to 8. :. Buy "Diawiosa Dyer" and follow] NEW YORK STORES: BROOKLYN: with cable and Y we §66Be ‘ a Dy and follow] skirts, waists, coats, sweat 387 Broadway Bet. 37th and 38th Sts, | 104 Flatbush Ave., "© door from State rough edges— : the simple directions in every pack- ings, Tesanerien, hangings, eve ai pact Near 85th St * St., McKenrle Bldg. all 1922 mod: 4 ' é se ew again, t tell . ; Se op ent noccatlin hecanee er 22U" ArwaEatwheiber the material f] 25 Eihh Are, New 28 ee fend vale % || wie Oe Ph Sad one tate | | Children’s Knitted Capes storms fee | ect home dyeing 1s guaranteed with| whether it is linen, Rone ieee 01 Fighth Ave, Bat 42d & 4118S, NEWARK: $3.00, cach. | | back, in black, white, nude, gray, | | In all the pretty Spring colore— last, per garment, ey d 2331 Eighth Ave., 1 door above 125th. | 196 Market St., Near Broad St. silver, etc. Sizes 844 to 10. Slightly with white brush wool collar—sizes 138 West 23d St, Bet. 6th & 7th Aves, Newark Theatre, Riera 60e| TRS PEes 2.78 amond Dyes even if you have never| goods. Diamond Dyes never streak, dyed before. Worn, faded dresses, | spot, fade or run, 1.75 %, Men’s Pants In wool mixtures and cashmeres— neat percale stripes, in blues, browns and gray mixtures. Sizes 29 to 44, Values up to 2 $5.00. Special only... ° Very special, only.. ik. 69c A New Purchase of Men's|| Boys’ Wash 4 E Boys’ Crash Pants Negligee Shirts Mee Eh kicee Also Khaki Drill—suitable for camping or outdoor wear—3 pogk- High grade repps, grade crash —in ets — sizes 8 to 16—actual $1.00 madras, and other | | Middy, Norfolk and value — special per 59c fine materials—well | | Oliver Twist models. ; aie made in latest | | Fine braiding. Em- ‘Mall Grier Pied Ade Postage | blem on sleeve. Sizes Children’s Play Suits 3 to 8. A real $3.00 ‘ In blue denim and khaki drill— values up to $2.00— | | suit. Special, only Low and high necks—sport collar— peoimad| | .00 1.39 Turkey Red trimmed—short sleeves —pocket 3 to 8— With corded stripe effects. IYO) 31°30 valucwepecial.-.. SOC All sizes. $3.00 value... he Mall Orders Filled—Add 5c Postage Mail Orders Filled— Add 5c Postage Mall Orders Filled—, ad | 5c Po “Tknow someting that wi// clear your “When my complexion was red, rough and eruptive, I was so ashamed that I never had any fun, I imagined that peo- ple avoided me—perhaps they did! But the reguiar use of Resinol Soap—with a little Restnol Ointment just at first —-has given me back my clear, healthy skin. I wish you'd Men’s pirce Pajamas Imported madras, custom made— silk frogs. Roomy side pockets. Large pearl buttons. All fast colors. Lift Right Off No Pain gat All try itr" 60@ COLORED CROCHET N ‘ARDS U, 8, GOVERNMENT FAMOUS . Bed s d EW PURCHASED 000 ¥ WN ] Cl th Woven Ratine } Apply a fexgedrops of , Spreads Dotted Swiss eroplane Clo j “Bn t both 500 in. the lot. Extra large size—in : A new Int Grade A just received— | | In @ large assortment of colors, Hi Ereezone’’ upon thal ere pink, light and dark blue—fast col- | | 40 inches wide, all popular colors, | | full 36 inches wide, in natural | | with contrasting colored check— : some corn, instantly it stops ors, Regular $3.00 ] 98 in a large assortment of small and shade only. At excep- fast colors, in 2 size checks. 36 J hurting; then shortly you lift Fi each. Special, only large designs—fast colors. Regu- | | tional low price, per 49c inches wide, | Regular 96 a yard. rf that. sore, touchy corn right off, root and all, without the slightest pain or soreness. Mail Orders Filled. Add 10c lar Sia o'yerd. Special, yard, only.. Quantity limited Postage. per yard. 59c Mall Orders Filled. Add S¢ Postage | | 78°: 091 +++». = 59c ~ MAIL ORDERS | FILLED — SEND CHECK OR MONEY ORDER— STORE OPEN 9,15 A. M. TO 615 P.M. 6th Ave.—Siegel-Cooper Bldg.—At 19th St. na ie. End Any Corn or Callus Viny bottles of “Freezone” cost Resinel Ointment and Revino! Soap also clear away fontret aad haeo the hair bealthy ss ac, 1 Vor fra! from write 10 Dept. 2-R, but few cents—drug stores “esate