The evening world. Newspaper, May 26, 1922, Page 16

1922. ' i _THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MAY 26, /BRITAIN GETS SECRET ish Channel to German| selected sandbanks in the Channel of which w have been built to|be towed out and sunk on certs ta tc 000,000, | ttes. ‘The young and | ld, the rich and poor all allowed the priv- of her acquaint- hip. She can make + a fare = t. & > PENNY A POUND PROFIT | : ee ‘ as been revealed by th »{0% those towers were to be mounted st} mE | «New and Original | For Smart |) oF mysTERY TOWERS Foqet Tors tg.oo to cee nai guna, an they wer apr oo Oe en t eoerired y one of them as useless ulso to be equipped h listening ; . ” : Since the war the Admir is |apparatus—hydrophones—for detect- F ash 10n Designs “Women Concrete “Sore Thambs” in War} con conducting experimente nith oae|ing submarines and with firing " huge towers, Ean s for exploding mine fields through ; By Mildred Lodewick Time Were Daggers: for See eT RUE rere! | nich: MibmnRriBeS W0¥9 ABEL 5 i . U Boats in Channel. mander Kenworthy in the House t was very good from the point 82ND STREE — BROADWAY aiken 33RD STREET “a "NEW YORK CITY. i Copyright, 1922, (New York Evening World) by Press Publishing Co. Copyright Evening World) by imons has torn aside the veil. |of view of the war, but unfortunately “ones wEere rots ¥ There ts nothing high- Press Company) 1922. jome one,” said Mr. Kenwortly,|it was hit upon rather too late." i j, brow about Dame Fash- LOND( y 26—The secret of|“hit upon the idea of making con Two of the towers were completed i * fon. She has no favor- England's “mystery towers,” fourteen|crete and steel towers which could| being used for light huose and it is % a t i t iH silk. She can make a } peari button as effective » | as @ rhinestone. The texture of fabrics and the type of trim- mings has much to do | these days with the de- sign of e frock, for the { ines in general of smart ry i frocks are very simple } For this reason many [ novelty “weaves have been introduced and trimmings have been § culled from all corners of the earth. Clever and unusual ways of adapt- ing them make for the TRAOE- MAR Our Week End Combination Package One of those splendid big variety packages to tal along on your week-end vacation over the holiday. A select assortment of sweets and an Indian made Birch Bark Canoe, put up in large decorated con= Last Day of the Great tainer. PACKAGE COMPLETE, : some othe Paty Holiday Souvenir Packages which Reflect the Spirit of the Day: Cl ean- Up Sa l e of Go od ' “fisher maid” and is a | coarse square meshed { silk of humpy surface. i It is excellent for c'l H sorts of uses, including i the sweater blouse (it . H ' High Grade Assorted The Chocolates CHOCOLATE “ ” COVERED er eee ALMONDS Three Regs Regularly 79¢ POUND BOx, A cleverly design- USED PIANOS has a knitted effect), CHOCOLATE d Patriotic Nov- scarfs and after- ed Patriotic Nov. areueaa bank boar Cisenutan tes COVERED tity, presenting | galored foundations. Seoallent NUT CARAMELS an Assortment of n & have designed a S ment of Regularly 49c Se ettat yee © fetching model of this ' me POUND BOx, poievieirer gad ie fabric, combined ~- ith put up in patriotic ASSORTED lis‘‘Old GI +} - : Georgette orepe and \ container. spells jory | trimmed in a novel ° BOER DUES a While they last Some of the Big Values ‘ Terms As Low As | fashion with ribbon. The BI Friday and | POUND 34 § Georgette is formed into band BUA 54e Siturda BOX, Cc j sleeves and serves as a POUND BOX, y foundation, as well as bindings around = the neck, arm holes and sur while a draped ‘of. it antkaettee A NOVEL INTRODUCTION OF RIBBON, line. That ribbon ¢ EE eee A ° ° ° Briarcliff Milk Chocolate Fresh Strawberries! Solo Concerio $269 | Anders. Weare not apologizing—just trying to square ourselves with the Hiverhard.....$138 Melodis $159 hundreds who did not get in on our big special last week. 49c In PLAYERS $OA4 ONMIS ede 59 annis.........$178 Rana 4 pi 389 8 Month Baiceete oe oprovedy By REGULARLY 89c._ Frid. d Saturday while they last ey Bae: eat ie ‘tee . od gay it manages to slip through Friday an POUND BOX, N.C. Bay.....$268 Gilber . $165. e ti rt the bi \t Gilbert . $159 Stultz & r $595 Talk at “distances down’ each At Cable & Son...$479 H. OC. Bay.....$258 i rices P are d of the waist and skirt, till it h Conreid.......$279 Everhard... . . $165 the hip line, where it drops 5 x ES ASSORTED MILK ic atreamers that call out the McCreery’s B i i A R C I i F F pe i dl 89¢c To Lowest Level Solo Concerto .$275 Solo Concerto. ee In ti for Decorati Day. le of if ii te - ime for ecoration ay—a sale o! Soto ich aaah Artemis $315 Conreid....... $28 Players taken in exchange during the tre- Any étriped, checked or small plaid- Bradley. $159 Ennis........ $1 ry mendous sales of the past season. Crowded j-ed fabric could be slashed by, means Anderson of hemstitched bars that are cut | apart, leaving picoted edges for the es eR ERT $295 Cable & Son, $485 —-—({l0FS_ mean need for quick disposal. At lowest prices. Every instrument has. been fect imitation of ‘Dad’ Baus. ... $379 BAU ees thoroughly tested and tuned by Gimbel drawing through of the ribbon, (cleat had! tagcapattered re Gilbert $169 Rogers....... experts—put in perfect playing condition. of Each price—low as it is—includes a bench ahel ailbert or stool; delivery to your home; service for H 4 a year, and the right to charge $25 worth of and many others at like prices music rolls to your player account. Perfect Playing Condition Several Used Pi Se evera se 1anos Gimbel Brothers, Music Salons, Bee an Gaaren GS IfYouCan- 3 Genuemen: ( Rees gr lease se = away price. tlon’to, myself, full Inc Ma il th e formation ‘about your USED GRAND PIANOS Coupon PL. |AYER “PIANOS Steinway Grand, $150; Sohmer Grand, $225; Address Chickering Grand, $159. TREMENDOUS RECEIVERS’SALE OF |} wht PHONOGRAPHS 1 the Prices of 1921 And a Special Group of Beautiful Period Models At Unheard-Of Prices bels and fitted with brass handle Ricca... .. and clasps. It is filled with the most wonderful collection of can- dies and toys, which will surely ¢ delight the Kiddies. PACKAGE COMPLETE, 1. 29 ~ 5 ACT LOCATIONS EE TELEVHONE DIREC TOKLES BILLS HIT HOHENZOLLERNS Victrolas. Independent Socialists Would Hold Property and Refuse Pension. and Copyright, P82, lew, Tork Bventng World), Preas Publishing Co. BERLIN, May 26.—Because ‘‘the S Hohenzollerns brought infinite: mis- onoras fortune and have proved, without doubt, guilty of the country’s mis- fortunes,” the Independent Socialists in the Prussian Diet have introduced @ bill to make certain that what re- maine of the Hohenzollern properties ehall not be restored to their exiled owners. Another bill has been introduced refusing the Hohenzollerns a pension. This is the answer to the reac- tionary campaign based on the de- cision of the Munich court that the revelations made by Premier Kurt Eisner of Bavaria, which led to his assassination, are false. The reac- tionaries reason from this decision that Germany was not guilty of in- soot Liberal Terms GIMBEL BROTHERS 32ND STREET — BROADWAY — 38RD STREET — NEW YORK CITY ( s emere nee nemesmmeser oe James MeCreery & Co. Growing Girls’ White Canvas Sports Oxford, trimmed with gun-metal, Ha calf <6 pa A eemERERes TEMES Reanee: Soreee Feeling to Have Comfortable . | = 2 Every available No.3 Sale Price Pathe’ Phonograph 1921 sold to Gimbels. ; = a Price O75) aseticatmat $55 ° have stood at the pin- Belgian Period Actuelle nacle of phonograph ers) ly cabinet that is simple in No. 7 Sale Price me. Wonderful line, classic in appearance......... $ 1 3 9 probably: the finest 1921 Ehonoptaob mats Price, eri Pe ian = $110 r works of great art. All in the sale—at 10 Sale Price fractional prices! 1921 $ 49, 00 Gimbel Brothers Price Music Salons, $150 New York No. 12. Sale Price Gentlemen: Please send me at once, and entirely 1921 , without obligation rn on ty part, ful Price information ‘about ° Pathe Phono- $175 graph, Model No, No.H Sale Price dag? teed Im your LAST APPEARANCE! | gx ms, Buster Brown and Dog Tige 7 Invite You All to the Gimbel Shoe Shop To- morrow to See Their Farewell Reception Patent Colt Flapper Pump; one strap and button; col- Buster with New Tricks jegiate feels W908 $5.00 Tige with New Tricks 10.30 A. M. 2.30 P. M. Ful-o-Pep! Ful-o-Fun! P. S—W - senmenens cence ramese o-peenese- eae Ne a Feet You who know the pain one little corn can give, who have experienced tired, aching feet, cramped toes, painful heels and burning calluses, will be glad to hear that we handle in our Foot Comfort. Section a complete line of eereeemencr ere > We have in attendance a Foot and Shoe Expert, who is familiar with Dr. Scholl's Method of Foot Correction. He will tell you what your trouble is, and fit a. corrective appliance to add to your comfort. pata nctiee Soi A AS ae IN —While You're Here You Can Shop for Growing Girls’ Flapper Ox. 1921 Name . sary for you to remove your stocking during the foot ex- Your Buster Brown Shoes for the Holiday for bof smoked horse with Price Address. Pathe Upright $49 Chinese Lac- 868 amination. , sizes 2% to 7........ $8.85 $225 Phonograph quer Pathe GIMBELS CHILDREN’S SHOE SHOP—Second Floor Sizes 11’ to 2 : $2.85 GIMBELS SHOE SHOP—SECOND FLOOR ‘GI MBELS M USIC SALONS—EIGHTH FLOOR