The evening world. Newspaper, October 2, 1922, Page 15

bie ers, mtd aa 4 @) ditty mV. i : Vanguard of 7,000 Bankers,] NEW YORK ALMOST FINISHED. “AIL T can do is repeat the old say- ‘ for Convention, Praise | ji, «ew York will bo a great towa , City as Mecting Place. if (hey ever ‘get {t finished,’ re- fi marked Joseph Ruffner jr, a Walla ' Walla, Wash., newspaper editor, who a Bawee Betiiclies, | is at the Pennaylvania. “But it seems to be pretty well settled this trip,” he So entertain this great assem-| wont on. Not so many men are dig- lage “of bankers,” remarked George] cing things up to a¢ t is under- Willlamson of Vicksburg, Miss. one] neath, and the city near com- Qt the advance guard of the 7,090] Diction a8 I have ever seen it." ‘delegates to the American Bankers (Asegiation convention, which etarte Momday and will continue throughout ‘ “Many bankers who come the remote districts and have fF before been to New York will : iia fino opportunity to inspect the etal centre of the world. oy The strikes havo interfered ve 4 With our business in the South, + @) Mr. Williamson, who is at FARTHEST FROM HOME. The “New Yorker for & Day or Tuo” toho ts farthest from home to- day is Norman Loftus, who ts at the Pennsylvanta, Its home town, Syd- ney, Austratia, ts about 13,000 miles from Broadway. anal IN NEW YORK TO-DAY. International Assoctation of Heat and Frost Insulators and Asbestos Workers, Hote!* Continent tional Fire Prevention Dahibition, 204 Regiment Armory, 165th Street and Fort Washington Avenue. Assoctation, : r, ‘nor is the coal shortage erious with us. We have o much ‘ that we can always find enough tor heating Purposes, and our indus- /tries Gre fortunate in ‘being near the mines of Alabama. “One of our big interests fs the new barge service which the Government is installing along the Mississippi waterfront for the move- Ment of heavy freight. It will extend @s far forth as St. Louis, and all the Fiver cities down to Ney Ee Pn aa oe Mew. tisloeal Perey * ite bene! tng, High School of Commerce, No. 155 + 65th Street, evening. w York Academy of Sctences, meet- American Museunt of Natural His- et and Central Patk con- at present eeting, Pennsyl- vanla, 8 P. M. )& LEAGUE OF SPORTING { e NATIONS. Te is amazing how much wit do to o Hen of different Amilarly, between men « jons,” said aber of ithe ting team, which ean universities an as I would be ted to hold me tention of m natituents of tant In- een in layed football for am at the Pennsylvani: the idea came to me. favor of a ‘League of Sporting t ons," for sport is the only thing on Which Europe can agree. Th @iffér on every other subfsec Delieve that exchange of games be- , tween nations would do much to pr fpote an international friendly bas! ou a8 LONDON’S BROADWAY. “There ts now a section in L facluding the Haymarket, L Square and the Stra typical Broadway appearance Ported John B. Renwick, Pa., hotel man, who is at the Mc- Alpin. “One now secs many business signs, and well decorated and lightea shop windows, and the lights at night are as bright as in New York. Thi atre tickets cost about the same as they do here, but restaurant charges on ore reasonable. AUTUMN RACING JAMAICA Tomorrow’s Special Features $3,500 Lynbrook Stakes The Lafayette Handicap AND 4 OTHER GOOD B. FARST RACs At GRAND STAND $3.85, INCLUDING TAX. A Million Dollar Stock of Fine ORIENTAL RUGS] | Exhibit and Sale Opens Tuesday Morning es , “4 as The Store that is Different Delightful to shop,in. Sat'sfying Broadway at Ninth This is Fire Prevention Week Every citizen is requested to protect the home by removal of Very Few Persons Probably Have kept in mind what Josh rubbish, by over and Heth eat to his ton=thts repair of heating and by exercising great care in tak- ing all precaunlonesy measures “M: . i - y son, consider the post te aveldan { rol It secures success through its ability to stick to one thing till it gets there.” Imported all-woo! This is evidently for special delivery. 4 thea Stockings, $1.75 pr. : 2.50 grade Fine, eoft, warm, all wool stockings for women, medium La ba rib to the top. Brown, Laat fawn, Lov- October : at in mixtures. Sizes 815 to 10, Street Floor, Old Building For Miss 14 to 20 The smartest Tweed Suits This side of London— And well they might be, ‘or they are of English material, designed and made as tweed suits can be made only by a maker who under- stands the importance of correct cut and fit. $32.50 to $79.50 Short straight jackets—single or, double breasted. Longer semi-fitted jackets. Box jackets. oe * make straight of course, and the correct length. The tweeds, themselves are half the smartness of the suits, the dull blended mixtures and checks with that cer- tain crispness in their colors of all true pet tweeds. Browns, gray, tans and ues, The most successful Jersey Frock — of the season Discovered by us in Paris on a p : — @: NNY A. POUND PROFIT TRADE MARK ‘Loft Famous 10 COCOA POUND NET Regularly 19c HE WISE, THRIFTY HOUSEWIFE, we believe, will stock up bountifully at this great sale of Loft famous Cocoa at this reduced price. Not only isit the Purest product of its kind on the market, but it is packed in ai tight containers and will last indefinately, and at the price at which it is now on sale brands it the biggest kind of @ a bargai n. Specials for Tuesday, October 3rd Old Joy ‘Chocolate Cocoanut. Strips Covered ‘made from the freshest Son Nutted Moguls Mad Cocoanute. 2 A | Regularly 59 49 c We Also Offer: POUND SPECIAL Salted Peanuts NET POUND NET The proper salting of peanuts fanart, just th Th them just enough to empha- size their natural flavor. NET FOR_ EXACT LOCATIONS EE TELEPHONE DIRECTORY ENGLISHMEN AND AMERICANS OF ENGLISH DESCENT Are Invited to Join the ORDER SONS OF ST. GEORGE Organized 1871 | One Hundred Per Cent. American ; Lodges All Over the United States FRATERNAL SOCIAL BENEFICIARY Address all Communications to . A, P, Sennett, 28 East 198th Street, a» F New York City smart Parisienne at the races. Our reproduction has become Miss 14 to 20’s favorite since we presented it to New York a week ago. Beautifully made, preserving in every line and detail, even to the Sast flare of the last little bow, the almost unbelievable chic of the original. In wool jersey, $19.75 The browns, dyil reds and blues, as, well as black. In fine twill, $25 Navy blue and brown. A new Coat, $49.50 With a stunning new collar Gathered, and then banded in the new way with flat pieces of the same lovely soft pile fabric of which the coats are made. Adapted by us from a far more expensive model. aul Jength and unusually well cut. 1n brown, reindeer, navy blue and Second Floor, Old Bullding $2 Wool Jersey— $1. 65 yd. Wool jersey is gaining growing vogue of all knitte prestige this season, aided no doubt by the clothes of which Paris is fonder than ever, The Dress Goods Salon is featuring an unusually fine quality, perfect in weave, and made in the much liked tubular form at the very moderate The season's best colors, and black. 64 inches wide, Dress Goods Salon, First Floor, O14 Building price of $1.60 yard, MARCEL DUPRE —the famous organist at Notre Dame Cathedral, has kindly consented to give a Complimentary Organ Recital On the new Jewel Organ in,the Wanamaker Auditorium, Tuesday afternoon, at 2.30 M. Dupre arrived in New York last Thursday and | Tuesday afternoon, after the concert, for Montreal, where he begins a trans- continental tour, returning to New York about Christmas-time, During his tour, M. Dupre will give more than seventy recitals in the larger cities of the United States and Canada, including appear- ances with the Philadelphia and Boston Symphony Orchestras, breaking all records for Organ Recital tours, We are deeply appreciative of the courtesy of M. Dupre in giving us, and our good friends, an bour or two out of his busy days in the city The concert is Paris, ew open to all. No tickets will be issued The Program— DAQUIN—Noel, with variations. BACH—Prelude and Fiigue in A Minor WIDOR—Variations from Fifth Symphony VIERNE—Intermezzo, Third Symphony: FRANCK—Final tn B flat DUPRE—Prelude and Fugue in G Myr or DUPRE—Improvisation. Firat Gallery, New Buliding _THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, | | | OCTOBER 2, 1923. Formerly A, 7. Stewart All-wool Blankets, $12.75 ea. Their chief merit lies in the construction, Of super-fine wool, with that soft individual touch that belongs to the finer type of blankets, pa from a close, fluffy weave which makes for warmth and dura- lity. Double bed size 70x82 in. White with rose, blue or pink borders, Firet Floor, Old Bullding The new slender Circular Silhouettes in Women’s Gowns In sapphire blue crepe with just a touch of sapphire and gold in the girdle. Straight and quite flat at the sides and back with all the full- ness concentrated toward the front by the graceful means of eircular godets. The neckline follows the new deep V line at the back. A gown of exquisite lines and proportions, made even more beautiful by the brilliance of the sapphire crepe de chine. $125. Second Floor, Old Bullding. = == = 2 Fur collars and cuffs on Women’s Fine Coats, $125 Beaver, gray squirrel, and black wolf, in great: soft col- lars and wide cuffs on beautifully made full length coats of fine soft pile fabrics. * * + Details of cut—the slightly puffed sleeves on the coats with wolf, for instance—the slenderizing tucks at the side back of the oth - show that these are coats designed and worked out with great thoug . . * Lined with crepe de chine, interlined and finished perf ctly. Second Floor, Old Building For Little Miss 2 6 Nutria Collar Coats, $16.50 Wool velours. Smart flare model, re- vealing the Parisian penchant for tueks in box effect border around bottom. ee 8 Beayer, Cobalt blue or Monaco red, Good qual ity, Venetian sateen lining and warm interlining. Nutria charmingly trims the little roll brim hats, made in velours in matching shades, to wear with the coats—$4.95, Third Floor, Old Bullding Ne ew “Finda ‘Gorsets Give the smooth, fat silhouette Among the new, excellent fit- elastic, with very few ting models, exclusive, arc— $12.50. For the slender figure—mod- For the medium el of pink figured broche, with | model with low top | "low top and very light boning, long skirt of pink $10.50. broche, $15. For the average figure— wrap- For the woman with sround model of alternating thighs — mod: of pir tions of pink-figured broche und | coutil, $10.50. Third Floor, Old Building pairs of knickers—full cut. full lined, reinforced—in our Boys’ Norfolk Suits, $12. 50 , All wool suit Double life, Dowbis satisfactic of good patte and colorings and styles. Alpaca lined seams, Sizes 5 to 18 years, : LITTLE BOYS of 3 to § years may haye Tweed 5 airs of knee trousers, at $7.50. Browns an gr mbroidered emblem alee Street Floor, New Building Famous Liberty Motor Robes Here they are, the famous British robes for the k plush in attractive plain colors—derk brown, maroo t ght green. 842.50 each, Btreet Floor Ori Broad Prepatedness in New Autumn Fashions for Everybody Telephone 4700 Stuyvesant $250,000 of these Rugs are offered at A Fourth to a Third Below Current Prices Have you ever seen a million dol ars’ worth of iental rugs? Have you ever seen thousands of rugs starting at a humble Anatolian mat at $9.50, an col d running the gamut of almost every size that uld possibly be needed in a home, up to a superb Persian piece, 33x23 feet, at $15,000, all on one fle en of it doubled the extent of the Rug Salons. yor? To see this Exhibit will be an interesting experi- ce. To avail of its economies and its rich choice weaves and colors and sizes, ‘vill be profitable. So large a stock of Oriental rugs has not been assembled under any one roof for retail sale'in many years. It is the largest purely retail stock in New York—and that means the United States—today. ‘To display it properly, and permit our friends to view and make selections with some convenience, we have They now wind all the way around the Rotunda in the center of the New Building. beauty of the individual rugs. of 15 25 WW It is not possible to convey an ad ite idea of the Oxhibit, or the fascinating retest of the But’ the following are the group details the $250,000 offer of rugs at a fourth to a third less. Room-size Oriental Rugs Fourth to Third Less 200 Persian Mahal Rugs—$135 to $375 $200 to $509 grades. Sizes 10.10x6.7 ft. to 18.2x10.3 aft, 30 Pérsian Gorevan Rugs—$195 to $325 $275 to $500 grades. Sizes from 12.7x9.3 ft. to 14x11 ft. 30 Persian Serapi Rugs—$195 to $385 $276 to $525 grades. Sizes from 9x7.8 ft. to 13.9x10.8 ft. 60 Persian Arak Rugs—$185 to $750 250 to $1,000 grades. Sizes from 10.8x7.6 ft. to 17x ft. 75 Sarouk Rugs—$375 to $1,650 $500 to $2,200 grades, Sizes 10.1x7.1 ft. to 21.2x138.11 ft, 50 Kermansha Rugs—$216 to $450 $375 to $900 grades. Sizes from 12x9 ft. to 18x10 ft. 50 Fine Kashgar Rugs—$225 to $1,250 $375 to $2,500 grades. Sizes from 12x9 ft. to 19.8x11.8 ft. 14 Fine Hamadan Rugs—$275 to $785 $375 to $1,200 grades. Sizes from 10x8 ft. to 16.2x11.1 ft. Pieces Extra fine Kashan Rugs—$750 to $2,500 $1,000 to $4,500 grades, Sizes 10x7.6 ft. to 16.7x10.10 ft. 200 Chinese Rugs—$95 to $750 $150 to $1,500 grades. Sizes 9x6 ft. to 20x16 ft, Small and Medium Size Oriental Rugs—Fourth to Third Less 50 Anatolian Mats at $9.25 $12.60 to $15 grades. Average size 3x1.6 ft. 60 Persian Sarouk Mats—$21.50 and $30 $29.00 to $4 des, Average size 2.10x1.8 ft. 75 Beloochistan Rugs—$18.75 to $25 4 grades. 1 ft. to 5,7xd ft. 250 Persian Mosoul Rugs—$37.50 to $56 grades. Average size 6.6x3.6 ft. 75 Riel Silky Domne Rugs—$75 to $110 100 tu $150 ades. Aver: size 6x4,9 ft, Antique and Modera Bokhara Rugs—$63 to $80 $110 gr s from d.axi.11 ft. to 4.10xb.2 ft. 50 Turki ‘Porsain Rugs—$24 to $56 $52.50 Lo $7 Siwes trom ¥.5x2.5 fl. bo Gtx. ft, 50 Persian Lelihan Rugs at $25 $5, Average size 422.8 {t, 25 Fine Quality Kermansha Rugs at $63 90 grade size 6.1x2.9 [t. 20 FerHan Sarouk Rugs at $90 to $125 $25 to dizes & and $37.00 grades. > tu Average ize 5x3. feet, $50 to $145 ¥.5xa5 ft. to 17,5x5.5 ft. Kurdistun and Irau strips.) Average “100 Hall Strips- Extra-size Oriental Rugs Fourth to Third Less Ra fine Goreyan for the dining-room, 1 from a sx 11 $600, tu a beautiful Sermansha for the living- ym, 25.6x18 feet, at $950, Examples: A Grade Sale pris Laristan feet $780 $525 Laristan feet $800 $550 lranshah feet $825 $550 Iranshah feet $900 $600 Gorevan feet $900 $600 Iranshaly feet 3975 $650 Laristan feet $900 $675 Laristan 0 feet lranshal feet Kermansha feet eS - v =