The evening world. Newspaper, June 12, 1922, Page 21

t io 2) ile Rubber Men Bending Every Effort to Increase Product and Meet Demand. By Roger Batchelder. ‘The constantly increasing demand for rubber has forced growers of the trees to multiply their efforts of pro- duction, according Willlam P. Flynn, who has just returned from Ris plantations in Borneo and is at he Pennsylvania. “A rubber plantation usually con- sists of between 600 and 1,000 acres of land, each acre bearing 100 trees, which reach their maturity in about five years,"' Mr. Flynn related, “The trunk of tho tree is tapped early in the morning by a Chinese or Japan- ese coolie, who divides the trunk into four parts. One part is tapped ach year for four years, so that at the end of that time new bark has , grown and the process can be re- Peated. Hach quarter is divided into 465 portions, so that i. can be tapped each day in the year. to ‘ "A single operator can tap about * 400 trees a day. He collects the cups which are attached to the trees, empties their contents into a pail, and carries it to the factory for re- fining. Within 10 days the rubber is ready for the market." THE UP-STATE FIREMEN. Walter Danielson of Rome, N. Y., who is at the Commodore, reports that his home town is all puffed up over the election to the Presidency of the State Fire Chiefs’ Association of George M. Bower, Chief Engineer of the Rome Fire Department. Like so many real firemen, Chief Bower has been a bug on the subject of fires since boyhood, At the age of ten he Joined the old Rome Department and was enrolled in Washington Hose Compa No. 2, as a torch boy. The convention of the association, Mr Panielson concludes, was held recent- ly at Poughkeepsie. SUNSHINE FROM THE WEST. “Tho West felt depressed for two years," declared L. B. Strothman, President of the Towa Automobile, who is in town from Waterloo, ‘but People simply grinned and took things as they came, and now there seems to be clear sailifg west of Chicago. “The farmers are expecting fine crops this year and are contented and hopeful. ‘This is not merely a per- sonal observation. I come in contact with many tourists, and I hear very Uttle talk of hard times nowadays.’’ ery ALL ABOUT WHALES. Hans Bull, who is at the Pennsyl- vania from Bergen, Norway, is the director of the biggest whale oll pro- ducing company in the world and knows more about whales than Jonah “When you sec a whale spouting you can tell that he is having his afternoon tea," Mr, Bull informs us. “Myae whalebone les in a network in thé whale's mouth, He sucks in a Dig school of small fish and blows the water out of his mouth, while the holds back the fish, Whales are par- ticularly fond of shrimp,"* he “The old proves of larpoo! difficult," Mr. Bull went on, whale often got the better of the bar- gain. Now the whalers use big guns ‘which shoot out the harpoons with their cable achment. The whales are then played until they are tired Qert 224 often three or four harpoons are necessary before one gives in Because of its tremendous wi whale could not, of course, @e loaded ‘on a boat; he must be towed to shore and then cut up. From a big one 150 tons of produce are salvaged."” “AS OTHERS SEE US.”" “I always try to look for the good spots in a country, as well as the good qualities in its people.’” remarked Mrs, Harry Kaigh Eustis, big game huntress of South Africa, who is at the Astor on her first trip to this country. “There is so much to admire in America that I am delighted both with the country and its People. People here can't seem to do enough for one, and I have met several charming persons on the trains—something quite new for me, It is so different in England, where I have lived, and in other countries In which I have travelled and where one does not meet travelling companions.’’ oe FARTHEST FROM HOME. The “New Yorker for a Day or Two" who is farthest from home is R. G. Sheppard, who is at the Penn- wyivania, His home town, Melbourne, Australia, is about 13,000 miles from Broadway. —— MILK POSTER PRIZES AWARDED STUDENTS Contributions Dee usually High Prizes for best milk posters by stu- dents in New York Clty High Schools, in competition arranged by Dr. James P. Hanoy, Art Director for the Datry- men's League Co-operative Axsoglation, Un- Inc., have been awarded as follows First prize, Israel Kay, DeWitt Clin- ton; second, Laura McKenna, Washing- ton Irving; third, Gladya Rugge, Bay Ridge; honorable mention—(1), Steven Toth, Bryant; (2) Maxim Hausner, esant; @) Frieda Wolff, Washing- ton Irving; (4) Arthur Ke Bushwick; (5) Helen W. Van Wagner, Girls’ Com- mereial: (6) Fannie Hattkin, Girls’ Commercial; (7) Peter J. Arcurt, Man- ual Training, Brooklyn; (8) T. Cress- well, High School of Commerce; (9) beth Smith, Far Rockaway; (10) George R. Str elal; (11) Laureance Marr “hilds, rst, $50; second, vie mentions, $10 posters are of an unusually high quality. small whalebone acts as a sieve and|s ght the]; 7.50 10.00 15.00 25. joval easy Chair (the beat Chi johelatered etre $19.75 ied 8 rn and Mattress Get,...8 4-Pe. Bedroom Buite, complete Dining Suites in ail fintshes. Dining Table and 4 Chairs. Dressers, <Chittoniere, Mable EVERYTHING PO) OPEN RAT ear loath He tena ste Sateny At FISHER Bros COLUMBUS AVE BET. 103 & 104" ST THE WORLD'S | Harlem Offic Now Located at | 2092 7th Ave. ! Near 125th St. THERESA [ 750-752 8'Ave. Payment P! h Apartmes Qur Easy ap Hee 6 8! We turn! OPEN MONDAY AND SATUR. DAY EVENINGS, Anne Period, con t and Dining 8) As ‘iilustrated, at | Corner Homes on Weekly or Monthly Payment 4:PIECE AMERICAN Wa\ NUT DINING ROOM SUITE Qu of Buffet, China Clos 48-inch, 6 ft, extens! now ‘ 46% = within 150 miles of N. ¥. erywh THE EVENING WORLD, D, MONDAY, Extra Size Meh Babies’ Petticoats, Millinery Sth ANNUAL JUNE SALES June Sales Women’s Undermuslins $2.28 Night Dresses and En- | velope Chemises. . ach 1,55 | $2.28 Petticoats . 1.65 | $1.28 Envelope Chemises... .78 Other June Sale Values $1.28 Night Dresses . 76 68 ct, Envelope Chemises 38 $1.28 Combinations .79 | 79 | $2.97 Philippine Night Dresses .. +000 2.24 | $1.68 Vests ond Step in Draw each 1,10 | 68 ct. Drawe . 38 | 97 ct. Marcella Drawers 59 $1.28 Petticoats—cambric.... .76 58 ct. Short Petticoats 38 48 ct. Tight Fitting Corset Covers ..... Seve seians ne .26° 68 ct. Corset Cavers seaee .38 97 ct. Bloomers ‘59 97 et. Corded Band Chemises , $1.28 Bloomers........ +445 June Sales Silk Lingerie $5.97 Radium Silk Night Dresses | $7.50 Crepe de PAJAMES diescrerovesenercs 50 $2.48 En ta Silk’ Vests, Step-in Drawers and Bloomer: oe 1.57 Step-in Drawers $1.48 Radium Silk ‘Camisole: $2.28 Camisoles $2.97 and $3.28 Envelope and Step-in Chemises $5.75 and $5.97 Envelope and Novelty Chemises 3.95 $4.50 Seve: de Chi Dres: 2.94 June Sale Specials $4.94 Fibre Silk Sweaters...3.88 $6.94 Women's Worsted Tuxedo Sweaters ... 00 $3.00 Light Weight Co Corsets—sizes 19 to 30 2: $8.00 & $10.00 Broche Corsets sizes 20 to 80..... $2.87 Glove Silk Vests $2.97 Clove Silk Bloomers. . House Dresses— sires 36 to 46-— were $1.94 Moar ev” were $2.94 and 83.47 2:25 were $3.94 and $4.50. Extra sizes included at two higher 14 prices $2.18 Extra Size Voile Blousee— sizes 46 to 54.... oe $26.73 & $29.73 Extra Size Dresses—sizes 42 VY, to 52% $5.00 Extra Size Corsets— sizes 31 to 96 . 19.73 Summer Regular About a dozen more equally attrac: tive styles may be had besides the fou pictured here; smartly developed on newest long lines Sale Departments Undermuslins, Silk Underwear Washable fer] Silk Blouses * White Goods, Corsets, Brassieres $3.50 SECOND FLOOR selling. JUNE 12, 1922 AE ARN Founded 1827 FOURTEENTH STREET WEST OF FIFTH AVE. SLCOND WEEK Every attraction for summer shoppers that great new assortments and sale prices can give of customers we reprint in this conde! red in Sunday pai jurnal or Mail for ich ba See Today's Evening rs for Today ist of other items. 21 Sale Departments Women’s and Misses’ Apparel Women’s House Dresses and Nogligees Girls’ and Misses’ Summer Dresses Swea prons and Furnishings urnishings ters, Boys’ Cle Men's Ap and F ed form a portion and Tomorrow's Following Sale Specials for Both Today and Tomorrow Unless Otherwise Specified in This Advertisement and $3.97 $13.50 Wooden Cribs— 25x51 inches. .... $1.25 & $1.35 Infants’ Fine Silk and Wool Shirts— sizes to 6 months. $1.10 Babies’ es to I 44 ct. Bal Summer Cotton * Shirts—sizes to 3 year: 97 ct. Shoulder Strap ind wool-—sizes to 2 y ars... 52 47 ct. Babies’ Wool Socks—white only 50 ct. sizes to 3 years. $1.97 to $2.10 Infante’ Wool Flannel Gertrudes sizes to 3 years. 1.54 $1.97 to $2.25 Babies’ Short Skirts : 44 $1.50 Infants’ Wool Flannel Bands sizes 1 to 3 years... —Hearn Little Wonder ate in sanitary package 14 57 and 67 ct. Flannelette Gertrudes .38 67 and 77 ct. White fe Nightgowns .............. 42 $1.10 Hand Crocheted Booteas. 0.0. ssssecesseetes $5.97 Mad Carriage Covers ..... Pique were were $1.25 Fine Lawn Pillow Shama for use—20x20 to 27x54— were $1.27 to $3.57— doz. 90 to 2.75 Children’s Hair Cutting Sho, is open all day, mittesnart barbers always in attendance. very low. Charges JUNE SALES Misses’ and Children’s Underwear $5.75 Misses’ Silk _Prineese Bloomers —8 to 16 yeais.. $1.28 Children’s Fancy Lace Trimmed Bloomers. . ; $1.58 CI Ay $1.18 Childcen's Night Drawers 1 to 12 years...... 88 ct. Children’s Ni Petticoats . oh 28 ct, Children’s Mus! 1 to 12 years 58 ct. Childre: 1,957 Women’s Dresses Today—Tomorrow 4.42 Values $6.73 to $8.73 Materials Voiles, domestic and imported ginghams, batistes, tissues, and combinations of fine chambray and shasked tissue. Light and dark grounds, in polka dots end other desirable patterns, Crepe de Chine Carriage Sets $2.94 10.74 . .98 Part Wool Shirts— net of ‘art Wool Hose— white only 84 Hand Embroidered x4 Bird’s-Eye Diapers—hemmed ready { re JUNE SALE SPECIALS $16.50 Men's Outing Suite— sizes B4 to 44, regulars and stouts ..., 1.50 $1.65 Men's Pajamas 1.28 $2.25 and $2.50 Men's Fine Shirts 1.74 $1.22 & $1.42 Men's Union “Made Overalls or Coats-— BH to 42 97 44 to 50-20 additional $2.28 Men's Sweet-Orr Work Shirts —sizes 14 to 18 1.54 $16.50 Boys’ Fine Serge Suits— 8 to 18 yen 2.25 $19.50 Boys’ Navy Blue Serge Suits—have 2 pairs of trousers 8 to 1) yenrs -14.50 $24.50 & $27.50 Young Men's Blue Sorge ° 32 to Bs.. $2.94 Boy 9 to 18 $1.18 Children’s Pejamas sizes + to I8 years 88 95 ct, Boys’ Blouses sizes 8 to 18 years. .60 $1.00 Extra Size Garter Brassiores—44 to 52... 62 $4.90 White Nainsooks— | 45-inch—10-yard piece.....3.95 32 ct. White Linen Finish Fabrics —A45-Inches eee ssvees -Yard .2€ 28 ct. White Ripplette... Yard .19 $3.95 & $4.94 Trimmed Hats.2.95 $2.95 Trimmed Hats 2.18 $1.45 Fruit Wreaths. 90 $1.48 Untrimmed Hats, 1.00 1.64 3.93 12 to 17 years. wo .73 to $24.73 M resses—14 to 20 -16.66 $5.73 & $6.73 Misses’ Ratine anc Beach Cloth Dresses— sizes 14 to 20 years 4. $29.73 Women’s and M ea Mohats Suits 16 to 36 to 44 1.62 $5.48 & $5.65 Georgette and Crepe de Chine Blouses... 3,93 $9.97 Crepe de Chine Beaded Overblouses . 7.55 | | $1.18 Bungalow Aprons 168 | $2.25 and $2.45 Junior Boys’ Washable Suits— 2%) to 9 years......... ...1,83 | $1.95 Junior Boys’ Camp Suite—-2'% to ® years..... 1,64 June Sales Extra Size Undermuslins $1.97 Extra Size Night Dresses of Windsor Crepe....... -1.44 48 ct. Extra Size Corset Cove. 5 ice He neice 37 97 ct. Extra Size Corset Covers 71 $4.50 Extra Size ‘Silk Terushenu Crepe Envelope Chemises. ..3.37 $1.48 Extra Size Petticoats. .1,10 68 ct. Women's Extra Size Muslin Drawers 56 Hy ct, Women's Extra Size Drawers 82 $1.48 Extra Size Mildred Drawers 10 $1.28 Extra Size Night Dresses ‘97 $3.68 Philippine Night Dresses 2.75 $3. i Extra Size Combina- , 3.17 $1.48 Extra Sixe Combina- tions 1.10 ‘82 $1.48 Extra Size Envelope and Straight Chemises......... + $1.97 Extra Size Envelope Chemises : 97 ct. Extra Size Bloome Step-in Drawers $1.48 Extr, and Step-i ole An Entire Section Devoted to Extra Sixes—Third Floor. Cotton Hosiery 35 ct, Children’s Fine Weresrs ized Hose 4 for 1,00 65 ct. Children's Fine Mercer-' ised 94 Length Hose. 3 for 1,30 29 ct. Boys’ Fine Ribbed Cot- ton Hose ..... 24 Toys Tot Cars and Scooters—for boys and girls ...... Ball Bearing Scooters. . Tot Kare—ball hearing 63 et. Jointed Dolls—13 inche: high—while they last. Wool Finish Blankets 3.74 ass = rotor 1 1 1 3 N $1.67 Crib Blankets Each 98 95.94 Wooi Mixed Biankets. 4,95 Flannels 16 ct. Unbleached Domets 9% $1.77 Novelty Sports Skir 27 inches Kemnants of wool flannels, plain or silk embroidered, white or colored bleached or unbleached domets ut greatly re- and table felts duced prices. MORNING SPECIALS On Sale TODAY and TOMORROW Until 1 P. M. To prevent dealers buying, quantities restricted. \No Mail or Te'ephone Orders. -GG|75 ct. Women’s Derby lustre p fi 88 ct. Mohair Siciliennes 60-inch — silk finish heavy round weave—suil Sonus skirts and $1.45 Double Width Crepe de Chines 1.23 Large assortment of light and dark eolors. SILKS—MAIN FLOOK. 27 ct. Linon Suiting: Is For women's and children's wear—pink, rose, light blue. copen, helio, tan, green, ete ‘WABH FABRICS—BABEMENT 35 ct. Lingerie Batiste 21 Yard vide—for all lingerie pur- poser pink, blue, helio, pouch FABRICS—BASEMENT 47 ct. Imported Curtain Be wide—double border vine centre CURTAININGS—RASENENT $1.89 Utica and Dwight Anchor Sheets. . fs 90x90-—for full size ‘beds. BSHEETS—BABEMENT 14) ct. Bleached Cotton luck Towels....... Al Soft tinish—hemmed “neat red striped horders. TOWELB—MAIN FLC $1.47 Cotton Blankets.. Size 40x80 (single blanket) with colored borders. BLANKETS—BASEMENT. $3.69 Satin Finish Marseilles Spreads. For sull si srr 14s Ht 78 white 2.69 18-—DABEMENT $2.23 Silkoline Comfortables 1. Full size—white eotton filled floral designs COMPORTABLES—BASEMEN 71 ct. New Mixed Feather Pillow Art ticking “ bungalows "LLOW8—BASEMENT suitable for cam ‘or | Ribbed Mercerized Hose Good assortment of colors. HOSIERY-—MAIN FLOOR. "fan et. Women’s Gingham dkerchiefs, each 4 Dozen £0 fe mateh vour Summer froek. MANDRERCHIENS—MAIN FLOOK 77 ct. Women’s Extra Size Union Suits.. Low neck—sleeveless 52 band finish knew. KNIT. U MAIN EXTRA Tab FLOOR, $1.47 Little Tots’ Skirts. 77 Gertrude and princess styles— * luce and embroidery trimmmed— sizes to 6 years INFANTS’ DEPT.—SECOND VLOOR. $1.67 Little Tots’ Overalls. ...04 Dark blue and khaki—trimmed with contrasting colors—sizes DEPT.—SKCOND FLOOR. 95 ct. Men’s Summer Caps...74 Light weight—full leather sweat- band—gray, brown and mix- tures—all sizes. MEN'S HATS—MAIN FLOOR $12.50 and $14.50 Boys’ Navy Blue Serge Suits 10.00 All. wool— or medium wale side or inverted plait models alpaca lining—majority pair fully bined trousers with two to 17 years, BOYS’ CLOTHING—THIRD FLOOR, $2.45 Boys’ Khaki Camp Suits... .. 1.85 Made of sulphur dyed khaki cloth—sport — blouse flaps trousers 8 ta BOYS’ CLOTHING—THL $22.50 and $24.50 Boys’ Suits. 1 Cheviots, @assimeres cad cheeks, herringbonrs, stripes and faney mixtures two pair fully lined trous end one knieker—sire years. 8 CLOTHING. Turkish Towel Week Rugs 24 ci. Bleached Turkish Towels... BGP seccne osc 28 ct. Hemmed Turkish Sise 9x12 ft. Pee iises: Vecsnens 19 | aao 38 et. Hemmed Turkish men. Towels... +26 | orxss ins... 42 ct. Double Thread Turkish Woven Bra Bath Towels... ... Ox19—val, $19.50........ 54 ct. asa ard Contre Turkish ge 9x12 ft ... 8.8x10.6 ft. $1.48 Double Threed ‘Turkish Bath Towele.. weose ha $1.78 Extra Large Turkish Bath Towels... jorrakee 54-Inch All Wool Velour 97x84 inch. . Checks 1.97 Yard bine Imported Grass Rage— ine! . $16.97 Fine ingered Rush ssesereene 11.88 —— Cin "1474 Fine Grade Seamless Axminster Ri 25 $2.97 84-inch All-Wool rere inches. . 47 Revels 5 ++--218 | Fine Grade Armure Weave 54-inch All- Wool Prunella Hammocks .......6........4,97 Skirtings swears 2.97 Sd.inch Costume Flannels....2.48 Wash Fabrice 84-inch All-Wool Jersey Clothe— | 4g ct, Faney Veilee—88-in.... 33 12 ox. and 8 or. weights....1.16 re me 42-inch Imported ees $1.47 Net Guimpes.. nk F ‘aney Dimities. . . ace Caliete ve ‘ Ses 87 | 67 ct. Imm 1 Dress Veiles.. ye cial Purchase 6,000 jeckties—val. .69 to .85.... A7 | ! Newie~ (0mch=elignly Boxed Stationery 67 Were 87.28 . 37 46 sheets, 86 envelopes, plain white 57 or four colors to box. 45 Full assortment of Autograph Al- Bs bums for Graduates. - 83, {78 et. traning. Board Pads 55 } 57 38 ct. Ironing Board Covers— 67 ct. Novelty Voiles . ae sizes 4% and B......,0+005 -28 | 37.1, Fancy Lingerie C 38 72 ct. Sewing Cottong... 54 Merveriaed Framed Batiste— a ® ct. Cotton Rick Rack—white 6 86 inches wide ...... egiunee ld 1.17 Oyster White Linens Men’s Athletic Underwear oe He asa scree a4 69 Special ... 49 | 87 7 et. 3 36-inch Pure White $1.28 Men's Balbriggan Union | Linens ves eee cee eesees . 58 Suits—not all sizes......... nas 36-inch Oyster White a Summer Comfortables and sheese B4-inch Oyster White” Pillows Linens 1.17 93. 87 Comtertabtee—silko- : Net Canemtes: 43 $4.33 Silkoline Comfortables 2.87 | An excellent protection for tal)! $4.97 Silk Mull Comfortables 3,67 | bed, etc from flies, mosquito: Mixed Duck and Goose Pillows— | 8nd other insects. 20%28—were 82.92.......,..1,68 | Sold in icles a ssl 22x28-—were 89.67. 1.95 | Ruse ond regeeald Needen th 24xB0—were $8.08 2.22 | Comfortables and Masline—B 26x80—were $8.87. 2.47 | ment, FOR TUESDAY ONLY Women’s Black Mohair SKIRTS 3.77 Were $4.97 Models with shirred back and novelty pockets 26 to 32 waist measure. FOR TUESDAY ONLY Pink Satin Brassieres Special .67 ' Hook-side models of good quality with ribbon shoulder straps—sizes 34 to 46 FOR TUESDAY ONLY Untrimmed Hair Hats 2.07 Were $2.75 and $2.96 Off the face and brim modele—mostiy black. French Wreatha—were 81.45.....csssssseeeene gl Lily of the Valley Clusters—wore .10........55+ Cluster of Forget-me-nots and Cherries— wor, 25 Trimmed free if hata and matertals are purchased here, 90 07 AT - ————— setae SSO Cremer apn seatommnge ners atts ee ee +