The evening world. Newspaper, August 16, 1922, Page 13

i : THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 16, 1922. ie. New Yorkers Fora 2 Bt, Mitel, Colon. ...66.+5 oat) Aug: uJ Due Sunday. rae $1,500,000 FURNITURE : August Furniture Sale Aug. 11 { Lowest prices in seven years Quality as usual. Prices 10 to 50 per cent. lower Mails Close. Bails, Monroe, Ply: a pean ie ‘ripple far Veterans Jg-| WONDERS OF FACIAL SURGERY. i ‘ 0 P. - Crippled War \ eterans Ig The restoration of parts of the face \ tal eA 10.00 At Broadway at Ninth Formerly A, T. Stewart Tele phone 4700 Stuyvesant nored in England as Well Jwnich were injured during the war 11.00 AM F P . 1100 ASM as in United States. has caused great activity In a for- ae merly little known profession, accord- Salle ing to Dr. T. W. Brophy, at’ the] s 11,00, A.M By Roger Batchelder. Pennsylvania from Chicago, who 1s The preponderence of women in] (me of the maby who are now passin England has caused more of them to]international dental enter business recently than ever be-] Spain. Dr. Brophy ts International Dental ne t py ed years abroad take of not ¢ “Many women have had to become | sultation when they lower part of af 1.00 PM W00 AM) 100 BOM re {9.004M) 1.00 PM Sail Friday. Malla Clone, Satie, Beittanta, Horta ...,.11804.M. 8.00 T.at Sail Saturday Malls Clone, to yoo Ast sderation he sald, “ made the in for restore n the tists finally we called it became said, ‘and they have surely risen t] possible to replace a man's jaw in the occasion, Training in thelr tem-] eight months in such a manner that porary wartime positions helped fit/no one would know that it was not them for their duties to-day, anc Y| his own,” fore, according to Lawrence Guns- berg, at the Pennsylvania, after two] or ¢ Salin AM © 8.00 AM spo AM 1 80 ALM. ON’ Ni self-supporting since the war,’ he arecnow holding rexponsible s+ prominent ns Success FARTHEST FROM HOME, woman kiwyers are common, and the ithe “New Yorker Hor. a Day) or Lh} a? Pout Ctive in titted with woniett/exeedlel mans ashy Wy Jueenesl trom name, le Another ‘‘Plum’’ in the August Sale tives day te John 1. Stuper; who ta at the Fi tn the Brit disabled wat| neaburg, South Afelea, ls over 14,000 amous IcKley Sola beds veterans fering most. Many of| miles from Broadway. wpe | SHIP NEWS INFORMATION of London them have ne secure artificial ym battle; f along the without s $85—regularly $140 n ave ‘our suc Due To-Di ; i Se ere Lio impame [SRAM SHEN pe caccee p Wake up your But only 98 to sell at this low price— na they mt te Fr empty] "ue Thar : vant they will probably sell out in a day. it he for employ g. on com how willing the ment, It is mo: Thursday. Tell your wife to . * * numerou 5 ; They come in four different patterns and five different men lined up put Lifebuoy in the covering: mulberry, blue and brown velours, and two with little cot bathroom. tapestries, all in mahogany finish frames. OUR ROADS THE BEST. * * * York State is surely to Remember that this is only one item in the great August alated ts highways,” Sale, which offers the entire Wanamaker stock of home fur- serted Charles #. Young, St. Au ig niture at 10 to 50 per cent. less. he Rotel canes at the As ; Aug, 12 (Fourth, Fifth, Sixth and Kighth Gallery, New Building) a tour t the East. “We have] $ sali , * * * Ala awa bne K and aia 2 Including Belmaison reproduction furniture on the Fourth ¢ ii Gallery. tremendous rainfall in fountains caused no diff . a . And office furniture on the Seventh Gallery —the en- om Canada to tire stock. s, bear in mind that the quality has not been Even the teakwood hovtitiuse fa the oo East Shop, of- 4 fered at 25 per cent. less. Fourth Gallery, New Bullding, fern pentisrs LEARNED aes = ™ August Sale of Bed Sheets He CoN cileaatiacee TISUNSH wT The Wanamaker Emphasizes Wanamaker quality ' i q SY HAL = ° Vhen you consider the reduced prices of these she ne SO ta Advarice Sale of Fashion Furs an plow can hea hind thatthe aly has ot ben > Hi } ; (i vans i int j ine changed. These are Wanamaker standard grades, lower : than today’s regular prices, and lower than we antici Stall IRA i Cre includes every phase of the new mode this Fall. Two areola groups: : nae " nn ° A A . ., va i Ni : in furs, at less than Winter prices. The Sheets—First group poet Reg. Sale Reo- Sale rt * * 0 ular vy, | 81x90 in. $1.65 $1.30 MODEST DRESS THE THING. It’s the Sunshine Flavor The W anamaker standard of quality prevails throughout this 3 ae at Bs seo mae “oineldent with the announceme ‘Temes an appetizing flavor to Sun- unusually beautiful and comprehensive collection. : 3135. | 90x108 in. tke shine Graham Crackers that makes Wraps for evening wear. Pillow Cases—First group them as staple as bread. Coats and wrapsifor daytime wear 42x36 in. Be 27e | 45x36 in, 400 30¢ ‘ ar. Put them on the table for every a The Sheets—Second group anit Ga meal and they will be eaten? Notice Coats for sports wear. Reg Sale Sale Jon this that if you eat one you want another. And ‘ ular ; om Ask for Sunshine Graham Crackers ’ nd neckpieces. re S38 | six00 ine ss issing at the by name. i $1.60 | 81x99 in. $1.85 tid, ‘and $1.50 | 90x99 in. $2.00 "sh sad, and lew ronan bene The Smart Furs of the New Season . S| eas 32-00 : re the Branches in Over 100 Cities Third Floor, Old Bullding. Pillow Cases—Second group a arrot _ — ee Abe 35e | 45x38% in, a 15e ht are a 40c¢ | B4x3844 in. c 55e widely accepted fe r evening 45x36 in. Oe First Floor, Old Building, NOT PULLMANS FOR HIM. Frocks, Simple, Cool, Smart Women’s Sports — Donat Chaar Ren, Nes . i | Stockings reduced F d Pict t Half unknown species of transportation, p ® Now $1.75, were $2.25 $1 to $25 Petit Wave Wonton. ie. okige al In the Women's Fashion Salons “Tuk ie rs ; on the way from t Remarkable frocks at this price for all were | Smart and_ practical gulihed La ote whieh Sern canniee made to sell at a much higher figure—some are re-| stockings for sports grace any home, all handsomely dused, the rest, part of a special purchase. Nearly wear, of thread and arti- framed, one hundred frocks, mostly all individyal models | ficial silk—in effective Famous Paintings Reproduced— Famous Buildings, Cathedrale— IN THE FAVORITE SILKS vertical stripes—more Lendecapes Garden Sconas— Crepe da Chino | Crepe anit: comfortable to wear than Interiors, Marinos, Fanciful Phe | Bana cone woolen hose and yet not si a Chiffon | Foulard so sheer and “gauzy” as ‘ine Figures of Men and Women Georgette Crepa Printed crepes all pure silk. hings, colored etchings . e ailk fr aay ti a tints, colored photo; Every type of silk frock, to wear in town or in eolared cneravings, mn Z I the country, for morning, afternoon and evening. " . ored prints are in the group, 300 S ; ! pleated erepe de chine teorks.| opin striped Goorgetts eranea Seamless but knit to fit of them, all at half price. ’ ° -wispy affairs ot chitjon | senataun work or fine The correct shape Elghth Gallery, New. 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If you don’t win the first prize you stand | 3 of $10 each and black loca moan Ble an ee profusion a chance to get one of the G4 others. for next three The smart side of Good-looking sweater: A very large lot—made by tak ; fth Pris anded with stec aos gs Sweat P * Y ge HAY FEVER Application blanks, forms and rules, everything Pie ' (Illustrated) | ||. for they ate in the block the manufacturer to use up his short lengths. FREE OF CHARGE. Get your blanks today Asthma id Summer Colds | and enter the . ess he wide lene she lien } | = ing ait es = lui Fifty (pile) of and contrasting ¢: are so effective with “ ” fimous “Babel Cel are ee : | \ 7) light blouses or froc! TESTED PROVED BABE” RUTH HOME RUN tut Home Rum phasized by gay’ | io a New Hats for Young Men, $4 - ves to the 60 - , : We ry ees Remedy $250.00 In GOLD ieee next Ciihustrtted:) ee eee 2 : NOTE—The rack The young man who is going away to school, or mbe: Winns Fs : | ‘ . 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