The evening world. Newspaper, October 18, 1922, Page 15

CE By Capt. Robert Scofield Wood. istieriasnaisoupnnsiesstenienieamerveials { QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS | Bob—"‘Is the enclosed diagram of a two-sllde tuning coil correct? The only thing | hear is a scratching sound when T put the catwhisker to the crystal.’ Answer—Your hook-up is wrong. Re- @rrange the instruments in accordance with the hook-up published yesterday You will need a fixed phone condenser shunted across the phones. COLUMN. pricés on farm products; musical pro- gramme, 12.00 M.—Opéning prices on active bonds and stocks, grain, coffee and sugur, Midday reports and prices on farm products. 11.55 to 12.00 P. M.— Standard time signals from Arlington. 1.00 P. M—Midday prices on active bonds-and_stod! 4.00 P. M.—Closing prices on active bonds tocks 7.00 M.— “Animal Stories," by Florence Smith Vincent. 9.00 M.—Review of the fron and pri ‘Mighty Lak ;_"Ave Maria,” Gouno ‘The Wanderers Night ry Me Back to Old Virginny. GY—sCHENECTAD' 400 ME oc market quo- 12.45 P, M.—Weather forecast on 485 metres. 2.00 P. M.—Busic. 6.00 quotation’ | “geo METRES. j 11 to 11.65 A. M.—Duo art selections. WORLD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1922, Song Recital, Dicie Howell, Soprano In_the Auditorium, Thursday, at 2.30 Broadway at Ninth Main Aisle Sales Lingerié, $1.95 Hand-made, hand - embroidered. Soft, fine quality nainsook. Good Natare lippines—night- should prodace | tis ta tees i good breeding, and a natural and open drawers and .corset sequence would be good sense covers. to lead to goodliness of spirit From Porto Rico—nightgowns and good deeds every day, and envelope chemises. rainy weather included. Taffeta Pillows, $3.25 Good Health and wi Waal, Formerly A. T. Stewart See America’s largest choice of good Grand Pianos’ Telephone 4700 Stuyvesant ANNOUNCEMENT Through the cooperation of three importers the Wanamaker Jewelry sci Yolat hat ; steel industries and their relation to] 3 to 4 P. M.—Recttal and ‘Radio 4 pill i som, S at ae ree Volg yhat size antennal general business condition by 0. . ‘here roads Pretty roun aoe ter ‘G h h ] t has a natural Wave period of 200 metres?] 9.05 P. M.—''What Paris Suggests for ‘The Washington Quin- T may be rough Dub: 7 "od bias old, black ore as t c priv! ege O Oo er or a What additional paris will | need for #|the Little Girl the followin sometimes and slow and dif- and other changeable colored five-watt transmitting set not Inciuded] 9.10 P. M.—Address by Willlam N. :_“Swanee Blue Bird, fn the enclosed diagram? How can | obtain a license and what must I kn Answer—An antenna of the single w inverted “'L" or “'T™ type about 130 fee Jong will have a natu nve period of 200 metres. For transmitting purposes ,. for & small set such as you want a five- wire cage 6 Inches in diameter abou feet long will give the best results Change your hook-up to correspond to the following diagram. The Chief Radia Inspector's Office at the Custom House will a ? ry qualifi- eations for amateur license. Runyon. ‘ 9.25 P. M.—Concert by the Vernon Orchestra of Montclair. 9.55 P. M.—Standard time sign Arlington; official weather for Hal Lull," Arthur Vind'a-in the South Because You're You,” Cry Over You TIP TO PROVISION DEALERS. CHICAGO, Oct. 18.—Turkeys for 1923 Thanksgiving dinners and eggs. for breakfast should be cheaper th: 4 according to members of the Poultry, Butter and Egg Assoc! session here. The current turkey crop was sald to be unusually plentiful and the supply of eggs the greatest tn years ficult walking, but progress to taffeta, attractively shirred and higher ideals always in your corded and finished with little life work. French flowers and gold braid. ile filling. (Signed) Pure silk floss filling Imported Neckwear, 50c Shawl, tuxedo and pinafore collars, many with cuffs to match, from St. Gall, Switzer- land. French organdie, daintily October 18, 1922. embroidered in lovely bright colors. Street Floor, Old Bullding limited time $364,000 of Diamonds, Pearls and Precious Stones at 15 to 20 per cent. under the market. ° ° se Being part of a. more than million FASHION SALONS dollar collection, all of which. is k 79.50 $295 placed on sale beginning Thursday New Frocks, $79.50 to age To Fascinate Miss 14 to 20 in the DIANA SALONS & “ - i . Metal lacee not content o avoid any possible misunderstanding the pieces at special prices with thelr own, beat ,are pat are marked with a punched ticket. But the whole collection is noteworthy ftp What ene tip of petal dh and yet Cee variety, beauty and value and will well repay critical, exam- fit? WHat will the tango of this vet be? teieeen are exquibitely youth: ; * + 6 Y or—The diagram re ed by ful. | Fag, Published in the Evening Wi . Frankly this offering, so out of the ordinary, is ible f Seckiving act. illiant colore for ‘ rhe ’ ry» poss: ah ort ny Fecelving cet ca ccehing ea ed ie oieel [or env’. only hea i: is ma Sine coun nk pal Christmas season ‘ warious loca! conditions, which sre an tal these frocks came fri I opens. mporters are willing to sell for a lower price now in * X lack, embroid- 4 i : ered gy colored headend advance of the busy gift season if they can thus inevaae their New ‘ork an: banded Ath fur, oe sales. Which is a hint to the wise that Christmas gifts bought 200 miles Eble. little frills—-fashion much from this collection will cost less than if selected later; from used in Paris. 15 to 20 per cent. less, and 15 to 20 per cent. on things that cost WOR NEWARKS f New bouffant frocks, of tal hundreds and thousands of dollars amounts. to quite a eum. 400 METRES. iN ep Ceo capreidered with It is also a suggestion that birthday, re peieg wedding, Sao cS ilens Waunicceition tne , trailing sprays of poppy buds. q : anniversary and other personal pitts intended to be made during t : ay Much fine tinsel thread on velvet or crepe-de-chine, in the the next few months can be bought to best advantage now. Straight for the Target fica reall petiaried embroidery which suggests designs of the ae are both mounted pieces and loose stones. The latter : Fur in sweeping hem bands, or perhaps weighing down little will be shown mainly upon request in our private diamond rooms. saves gar puny wecesel ecci eatts st Sa Nail rn to ei eae : . we sack suits a And then, of course, frocks bag ot poke ; riental pearl necklaces at seven hundred and twenty-fi ry vidual: b; ubtly designed turn to the enty-five $38 score a bull’s-eye every time. San, Cae ae er the right bit of trimmings nineteen hundred and fifty, twenty-eight hundred and serey fee mre, 4st in poultry hus No less pronounced in value are the These, and many other delightful frocks, make the col- six hundred, twenty-three thousand, and up to one hundred and twelve thou- “he Selection of Norfolk suits for boys from 8 to 18. lection in the DIANA SALON a truly lovely pageant of the sand dollars. : i Plain and mixed colors, ruggedly new mode in frocks for Miss 14 1 my \d Floor, Old Bulldii Mi . 5 : “ ’ cond Floor, Old Bullding 4 : ‘ —"sporting built of manly fabrics, and economi- e « Diamond bracelets at three hundred and ninety-five dollars, twelve the Minut, Fred J, Be cally priced at $18 to $25. Patou’s hundred, nineteen hundred and fifty, twenty-eight hundred and fifty, thirty- : = Other things men end boys | atou one hundred and. seventy-five, forty-four hundred and thirty-five, and up to War—sew anic ; weer, jn,rel and Winter, | Ispahan fifty-seven hundred and twenty-five dollars. R repeats * ee : : $150 to $5,300. i PRECIOUS STON v Pica BRoADWAY AT Forry-SECOND STREET its Paris DIAMOND PENDANTS, $565 to $1,675. to $2,775. BS SEE; Mime eee DIAMOND EARRINGS, HANDY PINS and email oe pain succets paula Up fancy, wtaniner 494 ter ai obs diamonds, $280 to $560. Le Diss Iter merican eesc, ove mane ¥ Pak Ncoril eee Ge a ; DIAMOND SCARF PINS, $150 to $865. Pte ariieieg volt pins endl ater onell starch, milk and butter. Old Persia in embroidery DIAMOND BRACELETS, $395 t $5,725. other headings, all set with diamonds. pene jeumbins tlosict and coloring. Paris of to- Jewelry Store, Street Floor, Old Bulld ing, opposite Grace Church ing when season F with day in silhouette. M. Patou y at his best. . G AUT IE ric Gloy $ LEA& PERRIS URNS REG. PRICE $35.00 Is it to be wend eee ut that Paris applauded this French Fab 1 es 5. 75 for 8 Bedspreads 5 frock at its first showing . In fine suede finish 7 . F ‘ . _ Complete with iy Cream ds, a 5 SAUCE gece: Bike The original cost us $350. Our copy $198 Francetasentunaasodly |The Sethe PSE gS DNR iy gGle™ Sinle bed aca THE ORIGINAL WORCESTERSH! In © The Worn Fashion Salen as copied it ex: etly, ene or ec cisttee nil Hs ee e- in fine soft faille crepe, in the lovely new eveque purple, E edna % with the game panel of black satin to give the marvel- all the good shades for Fall, $6.50 for $8.75 Bedspreads, 72x99 in. ous embroidery more emphasis, Second Floor, Old Bullding $7.50 for $9.75 Bedspreads, 90x99 in. ¥ Py e " White spreads, embroidered in pink, blue, gold. Handsome desi; ’ sys ’ abrolé Bolster Mncluded. Seal ; ; : Pa Women s Utility Coats point embroid Ki e cluded. Scalloped a pio corners. “ Picks 1.25 ; : ; Aner Pull-on Gloves, $1.51 Liat, Orders Taken for Bingle Fixtures as Well ao Sete, Medea ig op vy ely rena Bmartent; for ene half way between $7.50 for $9.75 Bedspreads SLECTRIC ‘BU : * ay ‘ elbow and wrist Satinefl BLECTRIC\BULBS A $59.50. Raccoon collars. Plaid-backed coatings. vie ; Gutcgut ceewmat Buttes cover eahided ee tna ita’) eres one ECLIPSE ELECTRIC Cc On Double-breasted coats, with the nautical pockets of Gauntlet Gloves, $2 Creioi A a oad ear 43d Steir se Peres plone trou a sailor's top-coat and a gay bit of color given by the in Sott eversibic cults, stitehed ij oe ane E ie Boda is N EVENINGS—MAIL ORDE! bright plaid facings, : {nivezeaue $8.50 and $9.75 for $12.50 to $16 grades The same model in chinchilla cloth, with silk linings, Siret Ficcns Old. MUNiHIMD The spreads are 72x100 in. and 902108 in. Some have bolster covers f course. included at the price. Others are long enough to cover the pillow. ss At $29 Double-faced Coatings. : Firat Fleer, O14 Builang Fine soft woven bai aches Goble faced in plain solors, ] - Il cut, with the usual heavy notched collar and strappr . e aeevens In the grays and browns of to-day’s fashions, Boys High-grade Suits é > . Second Floor, Old Building EF EVAPORATED ° one $30 $39 wc MILK } Paris-made Lillian Corsets ou ow In The Pantry In the new Autumn models 2 pairs knickers. 2 pairs long trousers, | — , Y Just off the steamer. Designed to give the figure Sizes 8 to 18 years Sizes 16 to 20 years. e———_—__—_— our Own Cow the emart slender-line silhouette which has received the . : . . an) CARpR, cachet of the well-dressed woman everywhere, and made i heey srw. toe Sn peels ice per is oe good Pare a aati or the John service stitche 5 ~ STERILIZED D | Modern food science gives you a safe, ye teaaing corel ah Fahne acer Jor i a The Hoover heats, | trousers suits have one pair of “longies” and one pair of ¢ ‘ica * sure, ever-ready milk supply—a convenient, $18.50 to $32.50 d cleans knickers, Patterns and colorings are excellent—no extremes. economical cow in the pantry. Exquisite, light-weight materials—etriped toile, batiste, silk sweeps an Street Floor, New Bullding The Van Camp Condensers send to your home tigured brocade, till miried ang gured procade™ in det taenades This ay elepttic sustion of pink. Lig > 6 y ly where necessary te cleaner does its work without pure, rich, safe milk, just as it comes from the cow give the figure proper support, njury to finest. rug carpet. | ° except that half the water has been evaporated. A > rate Piggrn Ota Bulising “Baby” model, $52.30 | Garter-top Golf Stockings ‘ del, $68 . , Add rie water ay you have Pieie neh mallerae The Women’s Sports Shop features for Thursda) mc del $138, | Now they'll stay up! it without water for cream. ways ready, always : Into the top of the stocking, hidden by the cuff, is knitted sweet, no waste and much cheaper. Shadow-plaid Sweaters, $17.50 ina band of eilk and rubber. ‘This holds the stocking snugly = Geometrical patterns, soft and vague in color, } in place. The band is guaranteed to withstand washing, press- V A N C A M P ’ S M I L K gay withal are much worn for golf and kindred autumn ing and perspiration, and will not rip, cut or tear. sports. Cass hair and alpaca yarn in the ever smart Bold on Wa | a ie 2 * slip-on mocely. t desired. D | All wool, Medium weight. In brown, and camel’s ou R G ROC E Unusually’ fine at this price in both pattern and The Helpls | hair one with fancy cuffs, Cushion pL oye, the rest » ‘ o., quality. Second Floor, Old Bullding of the stocking. $3.75 pair. atisas: tant bei unied ———— = _ | slaid . a \