The evening world. Newspaper, June 2, 1922, Page 19

JUNE SNOW IN WYOMING. CHEYENNE, Wyo. Tall generally in Central and Southern Wyoming Wednesday and Cheyenne ts having the first “white” June 2.—Snow|June first within the memory of the oldest inhabitants. The temperature is moderate. ’ and yesterday, Candy Specials caramels—rich toothsome—50c Ib. (regularly 80c). (2)—Peanut brittle—crisp, appetizing—25¢ (1)—Chocolate-covered lb. (regularly 35¢). SPECIAL! FRIDAY & SATURDAY Briarcliff Milk Fancy Assorted Hard Candies VERY HIGH GRADE ASSORTED CHOCOLATES June 2nd and 3rd HO COVERED All Nut FuDcEAQE | Three SMOOTH ALMONDS 9 for 'D NET 3 Cc BRIARCLIFF MILK Q6 ATE FRESH Cc PINEAPPLE HIGH GRADE Pounds lar! CHOCOL. POUND NET 79¢ While they last Regularly 54c POUND NET 39 OR BONBONS AND CHOCOLATES vr = 80 Cc ‘OR ACT LOCATIONS NET SEE TELEPHONE DIRECTORY ‘ —Hats of Hair, row on row, effectively combined with Summer Hats an, 5.00 —Large Summery Hats in Black or White with wide raceful brims, fashioned of combination Maline and orsehair, and ‘trimmed with Glycerine Ostrich, Jet Ornaments, or garlands of flowers. —Canton Crepe Hats in small, modish helmet shapes with a fall of snowy heckle plumage completely cover- ing a portion of the crown, are exceedingly jaunty in effect. You have a choice of Sand, Pearl, Navy, Black and White. —The new Bersagliere Hat, trimmed in true Italian Alpine fashion mth Spanish Coque. —White Baronet satin with hemp flanges, in large mushroom effects, dainty pokes, and a variety of piquant smaller affairs. rich glistening satin, and trimmed with satin covered cords in rope effect. —Felt Hats in many of the advance sport and tailored styles, either neutral in color or favoring pastel shades. = ae Clearance of 1000 Hats at 3-50 This is a comprehensive assortment of Milan Hemp and Lisere Piping Stsaw Hats, trimmed with Flowers, Fruits and Fancies, in the smart shapes which are beng so widely favored this summer. There is a great variety of colors from which you may select, among which Sand, Pearl, Jade, Co- penhagen and Black stand out prominently, | Third Floor—Annez e ' and Abraham Lincoln’s Biographers Tell Us that he hated cruelty to ani- mals—horses, dogs, cats and all other dumb creatur and spoke out boldly against such treatment. It was pub lished in the newspapers when Colonel Roosevelt made his trip to Africa that noth- ing would be shot except ror food or thet was of a noxious kind. There would be no wanton destruction whatever, Thoughtful kindness to ull the lower animals is a power- ful teacher to the children growing up, who observe everything. Presidqat Lineoln one morning, riding in from the Soldiers’ Home to the White House, stopped his buggy in the road and got out to pick up a bird with a broken wing to save its life. (Signed) Pifprouh June 2, 1922. June Concert Saturday, at 2.80, in the Audi- torium. Kriens’ Symphony Club, 80 players. Christiaan Kriens, con- ductor; Louis Roberts, organist, formerly organist of Haarlem Cathedral, Holland, and assist- ant to Willem Mengelberg (American debut), First Gallery, New Bullding. Imported BeadBags$1.65 Most unusual—for bead bags of this type have never sold, to que enewledre; for less thin Hand crocheted! Draw string style or made on attractive metal frames. Street Floor, Old Buliding. ——) Capes at $3.95 For Miss 2 to 6 Knitted of soft fuzzy woo! in such smart combinations of color as—-fawn and blue, tan and blue, tan and green, tangerine and blue, Delightful to wear over one’s little summer frocks. Very light. Will not crush one’s ruffles. Surprisingly warm. Coats, hats, dresses at reduced prices. Third Floor, Old Building, White Duck Shoes for the little ones One-strap pumps, $3.50 to $5.50—Oxfords, $3.85 to $6— made of a fine quality of white duck that will clean well. Smart broad toes. Durable leather soles. Sizes 8'2 to growin, girls’ 7. Trot-Moc Play Shoes Made of tan elkskin, with flexible soles, $4.25. Sizes 6 to ll. First Floor, O!d Buliding, Petticoats, $2.95 Shadow proof tub silks or pongee, hemstitched of finished with simple ruffles, paneled front and beck with fine nain- sook. Flesh or white tub silk, natural color pongee. Imported sateen, with accor- dion pleated frills, for large women, White, flesh, tan,.gray, orchid, navy blue, black. * Third Floor, Old Buliding, These Women’s Silk Umbrellas, $4.95 Taffeta silk, tape edge, Handles of carved wood with leather loops or amber colored or white rings. Amber colored or white tips and stub enas, Silk cases, Navy blue, purple and red, Street Floor, Old Buliding, green, brown, Women’s Cape Frocks at Half Saturday—$14.50 to $39.50 Were $29.50 to $79.50 One-piece frocks with smart hip length capes to match, of tweed, a quality that has tailored perfectly, in rose, China blue, mauve, tan, beige. . Not every size in every model, but every size in the Second Floor, Old Buliding, For Miss 14 to 20 New Frocks, $25, $39.50, $49.50 Uncommon adaptations of the Russian vogue At prices lower than ever before * * * Crepe de Chine Frocks, $39.50 and $49.50 Two charming models whose simple lines give ample opportunity for the gay, becoming colors of embroidery in the Russian cross-stitch, now so much the rage. _ Round necks, deep hems come with both, but one has a wide kimono sleeve over which the embroidery fairly blazes; the other uses it with less prodigality, on pockets and front of dress and down the slender line of the long LANVIN sleeve. In white, beige, gray, navy blue and French blue. With variations, in linen, for $25 Two models in linen crash—one a straight coat-model, the other a slip-over with elastic in the waist-line. Both in natural color linen, white, heather, green, tangerine— gaily embroidered in the Russian style. Silk Crepe Coats and Capes, $39.50, $49.50, $65 The long cape illustrated is of of crepe de chine and Canton black crepe de chine, with self crepe. lining, and standing collar cf avy blue and black predomi- black caracul. $39.50. nate; a few are in beige and The second cape illustrated is gra of pale beige crepe de chine in double cape effect with tucked collar, through which runs -a silver thread, and a flowing tie. 65. Collars of caracul in gray or black, Skirts, too White flannel, plain, $7.75. White flannel, pleated, $9.75. Crepe de chine, pleated, $11.50. Waistbands, 25 to 82 in. Lengths, 31 to 84 in. Second Floor, Old Buliding, 65. A three-tier cape at $49.00, and five other charming models at the three above named prices give a variety in capes and coats, | Spring Hats now $15 AW cur finer hats— origmally $20 to $30 STREET hats—fine straw, silk or horse- hair, in close shapes or smart mushrooms; some with brilliant embroideries, some with coque feathers, glycerine ostrich, or ribbon or flowers in smart arrangements. AFTERNOON hats—gracefu! wide brimmed hats for light frocks. EVENING hats—for restaurant wear. ‘* o Every smart color. Black well repre- sented. Second Floor, Old B Tweed Suits now $24.50 In the Women’s Fashion Salon Perfectly tailored suits in the smart types for town or sports wear, in rose, China blue, mauve, gray, tan, brown. Hand-finished crepe de chine linings are a dis- tinctive detail. Second Floor, Old Bullding. Tweed Sports Skirts--$3.50 Less than the cost of the material In the Women’s Fashion Salons Smartly designed straight-line models. Fringed or straight hems. All the fashionable tweed colors. Waistbands, 28 to 32. Second Floor, Old Bullding Dimity Blouses, $2.95; $3.95 In pastel colors collared in white In white piped or collared in color Special purchase. These blouses were made to sell from $3.95 to $5.95. Exquisite quality of fabrics. fect set of collars and shoulders. Smartly shaped eollars—roll or p: Button in the back blouses inclu the same prices. Sizes 34 to 46, e—in many variations Also all white blouses at Third Floor, Old Building. THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1922. First Records by Mme. Jeritza Elsa's Dream, from Lohen- of the Lute, from Die Tote Stadt, Eighth Gallery, New Bullding. Fox Scarfs, $35 One-animal style in de- lightful shades of brown or taupe. Exceptionally well marked and thickly furred skins, Gray Squirrel Neckpieces, $12.50 give such a smart finish to the one-piece frock or tailored suit. Excellent color and generous in width, Third Floor, Old Bullding. Corsets—$3.45 Narrow elastic waistbanis. Wide elastic waistbands. Medium low tops with or without elastic insets. Light weight materials—silk- figured broche, silk-figured ba- tiste, coutil, figured brocade, suede cloth combined with satin all in very delicate shades o ink or white coutil. Well boned ut_very lightly. For all figures. Third Floor, Old Buliding. Frill Guimpes, $3 Sleeveless. Fine net. Rourd roll or Tuxedo collars. Prettily inset and finished with Irish, valenciennes or filet lazes. White or ecru. Camisole Guimpes, $1 Camisole of net with dee vestee tucked and trimmed wi) imitation venise, valenciennes or filet lace. Net shoulder straps. Elastic at top and bottom. White or ecru. Street Floor, Old Buliding. New Walking Pumps New low price—$8 STRAP PUMPS with bread straps and flat buckles, Perfor- ations accent their well shaped lines and outline a smart whic tip. Low heels, well rounded toes. Patent leather, tan calf- skin or black kidskin. PLAIN PUMPS to wear with buckles, Patent leather, black kidskin, First Floor, Old Bullding, Bead Girdles, 95c Special purchase. Gir- dies like them have sold in our regular stock at $1.50 to $2.95, Braided girdles, rope girdles, strand girdles with large cabo- chons, finished with long tassels. Plain colors ang attractive com- binations, appropriate for dress and sports wear. First Floor, Old Buliding. Bathing Belts, 75c Pink surgical elastic. Four hose supporters attached. Small, medium or lu. ge. Notion Shop, Street Floor, Old Buliding. —— Cretonne Pillows, $1.45 Large round and oblong pil lows that may be used in a number of practical and deco: ative ways about the town hor and for which there are endless» uses in the country. Firet Floor, Old Bullding ee $20 and $25 Student Suits—$18.95 Sports and regular models, in worsteds, herringbones, ¢ ts and tweeds, Two are 16 3 size, five are 17 year size, are 18 year siz year size and 2 are 20 year size. Boys’ Summer Suits—Two prs. Knickers, $10 Of fine silk worsted, Norfolk style with pateh fp - ets and belt. Cool, eable suits, in gray, tan and heather. Sizes 7 to 16 years. Boys’ Worsted Wool Bath- ing Sui 3.50 One and two-p blues, heathers, oxford gf plain or with stripes of con trasting color. Sizes 8 to 16 tans, Per- | | years, Khaki Camp Clothes Khaki blouses, $1. Khaki knickers, $1. Khaki long jeans, $ Khaki hats, $1.25. Street Floor, New Building. to $2.25. Saturday another car-load of U.S. Govt. All-wool Blankets, $3.65 ea. The narrow neckpieces that Glove Sale Chamois lisle gloves, $1 pair—light weight, 16-button length, embrotiered backs. In mode, sand, pongee, gray and white. Long Milanese silk gloves, 95¢ pair—good quality; white only, Main Alsie, Street Floor, Old Bulid It came straight through from the U. S. camp. It is being unloaded today. The blankets will be ready for sale Saturday—fresh from the original U. S. inspected bales. These are the specifications: All-wool; 4 lbs. minimum; 66x84 inches; new and in erfect condition. Uncle Sam paid $7.35 to $8 for them. ere they are at $3.65. In bales of 20—$70 bale. For camp, outdoor sleeping, bungalows, seashore col- onies, the mountains, motor gypsies+a hundred and one uses. Phone and mail orders filled while the quantity lasts. Street Floor, New Buliding, and First Floor, Old -Bullding. Extraordinary Sale of Women’s Silk Hosiery from America’s finest mills 7,152 pairs of silk stockings, made to be sold at estab- lished prices of $1.55 to $3.50 pair, because of variations in the wogne of the silk, or slight knitting imperfectons; will be sold Saturday for 85¢ to $1.65 pair. 2,352 prs. Pure Silk Stockings Sheer and medium weights, seconds of $2.55, \ $1 ts) $2.85, $3.15, $3.25 and $3.50 grades........ ° Full fashioned. Plain, or with open work side clock- ing. Black. White. And a variety of colors. ° | ° 2,400 prs. Pure Silk Stockings A very popular medium "mae $1 25 stocking—seconds of $2.10 grade ° 7 Full fashioned. With mercerized cotton tops and soles. Black. White. And several wanted colors. . 2,400 prs. Pave Silk Stockings Same stockings—except for the slight im- perfections—which we are selling every da; 85c for $1.55 Pure silk; mock seamed leg, mercerized cotton welt, toes, heels. Black. White. Colors. Street Floor, Old Building. Two $2.50 Silks for $1.95 yd. Satiny Charmeuse. Washable Radium Silk Wanamaker silks, dyed with purest dyes, woven of best materials. The very silks we have in our regular stocks at $2.50 yard, but which, owing to a bit of good fortune, we were able to buy in a 12,000 yard lot to sell for $1.95 yard. Heavy, soft Crepe de Chine at the same price. All 40 in, wide; black, navy blue, white, gray, beige, brown and in many light shades, delicate and vivid. Silk Rotunda, Street Floor, Old Buliding. Decidedly unusual Women’s Topcoats at $48 They are just the type one needs for motoring, for ocean voyages, or the in- numerable other needs of the vacation trip. Some of the materials— soft fleecy tweeds faced with rose or blue, and homespuns_ with hairline checks—are imported from England. All of the models were fash- ioned on the lines of the greut loose English sports coats by an excellent tailor—that’s why they have all of the distinction of expensive, imported models, but only a fraction of the price. Gray or tan, in stunning mix- tures. Second Floor, Old Buliding, Girls’ Camp Outfits Middy Blouses, $1.25 to $4.95 ingly practical for sports wear. Sizes 12 to 20, Knickerbockers With or without yokes. Long 5 5.75 or short sleeves, Straight regu- va Sand to $5.75 5 lation or cuff bottoms. With or Well cut and carefully tai- without braid trimming. White | lored. Fitted at cuffs with or khaki jean. Unbleached jean, | patented adjustable fasteners. Red, navy blue or green flannel. | hall jean. Khaki drill. Brown Sizes 6 to 20, Pe a Gray tweed. Sizes to e Bloomers, $1.75 and $2.25 Full pleated models, Patented adjustable fasteners at waist; fasteners or elastic at knees. Khaki jean. Black sateen. Sizes 6 to 20, Mannish Shirts, $2.50 Khaki jean, made with high neck and long sleeves. Exceed- Bathing Suits $1.75 to $12.75 Becoming one and two-piece models of worsted jersey, with or without sleeves. Green, rea heather, Yale blue, wine, purple, navy blue or black. Sizes 6 to 12—$1.75 to $5.95; sizes 14 to 20—$3,95 to $12. Second Floor, Old Bulld Tenth Street Side. | $37.50 Bicycles — $29.50 For boys and girls. Two years guarantee. 17 and 18 in, frames, 26 in. wheels. . . . Men's, 21 in.—Women's 20 in.—$34.75 Sporting Goods Store, Street Floor, New Bullding.