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conduct unbecoming 4 prison offical, ® B BD tris o evening. A long and notable list of eloquent speakers will address the 1,000 members of the council and their guests. Mystic Rose Counell {s one of the largeat K. C. units In this city, It was ta satd, organized on Nov. 22, 1897, with 122 Hvidence| charter members, only eighteen o' hom survive, They will ibe, witir of lack of discipline at the New Jersey] Re Rey. 1 Francie He Wall, hap: Btate prison was disclosed by the tes-}iain of the council since its inception, timony of Charles H. Clayton of the} the guests of honor at the dinner, The i ol jes its own five-story bulld- State Department of tetttone ” cid | SOUR Coen Ree I enue Agencies, before State .Commisaloner - Burdette G. Lewis, of that department, during. the latter's probe into condl- tions at the Institution. Clayton as- serted that Chief Deputy Prison Keeper THANKSG! Men’s Suits and Overcoats James 1. Kersey, whose dismissal has $2450t9 $75, been demanded by Lewls for alleged Special values im ‘Women's and Children's Apparel — Shout Dot for Men eed Wones JERSEY PRISON LACKS DISCIPLINE, TESTIMONY for Giving Evidence, TRENTON, N. J., Nov. 22. S3 has continually interfered with smooth running of various shops of institu. tions. He also charged Paul McLaughlin, ‘one of the deputy keepers called Theo- @ore 8S. Sauders, another deputy keeper, and others ‘stool pigeon’’ and ‘sucker’ for testimony before Lewis. —_——-—— MYSTIC ROSE COUNCIL 25 YEARS OLD TO-DAY Kaights of mbus Unit Celebrat- ing Its Silver Jabilee. The twenty-fifth anniversary of the foundiig of Mystic Rose Council, No. ‘ oS 268, Knights of Columbus, will be cele- hhc nerfs ned oe kere Open Evenings Till 7. rated by a silver jubilee dinner in the Saturday Until 10 FN: Brand ball room of the Hotel Astor this U 5 a PENNY A POUND PROFIT mee — Remember the Folks— Ont ‘of Town! with a nice box of Thanksgiving sweets. Parcel Post insures prorhpt delivery—See about it Now—Orders may be left at any Loft Store. Specials for Thursday, November 23rd Assorted Briarcliff Milk Nut Chocolate Blossoms Three-Ways Dainty fittle pillow shape| A distinctive Loft candy classic. sweets in pleasing variety of| Recularly 69c. toothsome fillings. 24cl__ "259 POUND NET We Also Offer Italian Style Chocolate Covered Creams Bitter Sweet Chocolate Coat- ings and centers of Vanill. flavored Sugar cream will serve to identify a delicious old-time POUND NET FOR EXACT LOCATIONS 54c SEE TELEPHONE DIRECTORY SPIRIN SAY “BAYER” when you buy. _ Insist! nless you see the “Bayer Cross” on tablets, you are not getting the genuine Bayer product prescribed by physicians over 23 years and proved safe by millions for Colds Headache Toothache Rheumatism Neuritis Lumbago Neuralgia Pain, Pain Accept only “Bayer” package which contains proper directions, * boxes of 12 tablets—Also bottles of 24 and 100—Druggiste. “Pape’s Cold Compound” Breaks a Cold in Few Hours Instant Relief! Don't stay »tufed- ond and third doses usually break up up! Quit blowing and snuffling! ‘Take "Pa the cold completely and end all grape c's Cold Compound” every two| misery, hours until three doses are taken.| “Pane’s Cold Compound” is the ‘The first dose opens clogged-up nos-|quickest, surest relief known anc! d air passages of lead: stops| costs only a few cents at drug stores Jastes nice. Contains no quinine inning; relieves headache, dull- oun ty erish Inaist upon Pape's. eam, aneesing, The sec- In the Auditorivm—2.15 and $.15 P.M. Lillian’s Owen's Marionettes in Holiday Vandeville Merry mimics, music and mummery by marionette men and maidens. First Gallery, Kew Rutiding. Cause for Thanksgiving In the CHINA Store $85 Limoges China Dinner Sets, $60 f By Redon, ,one of those excellent French potters whose output is always up to his standard so that he is always proud to have his name stamped prominently on it> 40 sets only, 107-pieces in each. Two designs, each with stunni solid coin gold handles and coin gold edges. (1) Light blue conventional foliated seroll border intersected by blue panels enclosing clusters of deep pink roses. (2)Same scroll border in yellow on a background of blue, panels enclosing light pink roses, $35 Lustre Tea Sets, $25 23 pieces in each, one and two-tone lustre china, in various colors and combinations of colors, $25 Coffee Sets, $18 17 pieces in each, one and two-tone lustre china, in various color combinations, P $40 Breakfast Sets, $30 ===" 25 pieces in each, one and two-tone lustre china, various éolor combinations. * 8 « To those who purchased for $85 during Stewart Week, the $175 Dinner Sets of Theodore Haviland China, Matching Pieces at Half Price An opportunity to add to the original set such desitable pieces as after-dinner coffee cups and saucers, bouillon cups and saucers and other pieces. Article Grade Price Demi-tasses and saucers Dosen $19.00 $9.50 doz. Dinner plates ....$20.00 $10.00 | Cake plates . 00 "$2.50¢a, Breakfast plates ..$17.00 $8.50 | Oatmeal. bow $3.75 ea. Oatmeal dishes ».1$13.00 $6.30 | Turkey dishes $6.00 ea. Tea cups and saucers . Bakers .. $2.75 ea. $24.00 $12.00 | Slop bowis $1.25 ea, Coffee eups and saucers $27.00 $13.50 Bouillon cups ....$30.00 Covered butter d $3.25 ea. $15.00 $6.50 Second Gallery, New Building. The Famous Crown Linens Join the Thanksgiving Sale Manufactured in Scotland by one of the best known oid mills. Crown linen has been-famous for years for its beauti- ful lustre and wearing quality. It is to be had in New York only at Wanamaker’s. To get it now at a lowered price is quite a privilege. ; Crown Table Damask, $2.75 yard The grade that sells regularly for $3.50 a yard. 71 inches wide. In four beautiful designs—rose and spot, rose and stripe, all-over chrysanthemum and chrysanthemum and spot. Crown Napkins to match, $7.50 dozen = "™ The grade that sells regularly for $8.50 dozen. 22 inches in size. First Floor, Old Building Can’t Have a Thanksgiving Day Dinner without THESE Stainless knives, 60c, 70c. Stainless steel paring knives, 25e, de. French cook’s knives, 85c to $1.80. Bread knives, 35¢ to $6. Butcher knives, 75 Steels, 35 to $1. Knife shar steel grapefruit ; Knife sharpeners for stainles rving set steel kniv 0. steel blades, Egg si aluminum, 60¢, 8, $6. Vegetable mincers, 60. Tearless onion mincets, . Poultry and sane shears, » handles: silver ferrules, i niversal poultry and ag handles, silver ferrules, $10 meheara $5.50. Nut pick: of twelve, 4c, Nut pick sets with cracker, $1 to $2. arving sets—3 pieces—stain- Carving sets—3 pieces—Uni- versal steel blades, stag handles, $4.50. ‘arving sets—3_ piece: f English steel, stag et of six, 25e. Set plades handles, Nut crackers, 60¢ to Apple corer and slice Aluminum pieces double to $9. | 1» $4; 16 in. $ » knives, Unive’ steel , celluloid handles, $6.75 teel roasters, $2.50 Table knives—black rubber Stee! roasters, oval, $1.80 ainless $450 dozen. steel blades, Sheet iron ( $1.40 to $4.75, Seventh Gallery, New Building Main Aisle Sale of Apron-Frocks 95c to $1.65 roasters, oblong Attractive slip-on apron-frocks, made in becoming straight bloused and surplice styles.~ Fine quality percale. figured und striped—and linenes in the most des olor Sizes 34 t The Best Handbags we conld find to sell for $3 each We hope } ourselves, for Leather Bags of pin seal, beaver, calf chette, in purse und str Street Floor, Old Building pe as pleased with our selection as we shopping tour which led us far and nes Duvetyne Bags in tete de negre, brown beaver of good duvetyn. shapes, in navy blue, brown and ‘ shane ane aiapen: and frames Sa} . rs he velvet, duvetyn and silk Paisley designs bags are chiefly in pouch s! in bags of silk and velvet, mostly with fancy metal or ling tones of beige and frames; some with self. and smart clasps Some have Velvet and Silk Bags Chiffon ve in b brow: r black. and Main Aisle Street Floor, Old Building _THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 192%. i Formerly A. T. Stewart THE FAREAST SHOP opens its Gold old lacquered chest and brings out its sat- isfying Chinese EMBROIDERIES the finest to be had in color, drawing and workmanship, For wall decorations, table runners, or as backgrounds for objects of Oriental art. Prices from $22.50 to $500, Strip of brotaded gray velvet, cherry blossom wee border in blue embroidery. $ Covering of a square elbow cushion from the Imperial Palace, orange flowers embroidered on blue.........++.++- $25 Embroidery on Imperial Yellow satin, also from the Palace, gold dragons, wide border in blues, greens and browns, 1 square Lon 2% yal embroidered frieze, 15 figures, superb work: hij IS 1ONG...eeeeee ‘ n. #3408 Fourth Gallery, New Building IN THE FASHION SALONS 30 Afternoon and Evening Frocks in. the DIANA SALON Step Downward in Price Now $65 to $195 Miss 14 to 20 will welcome this news—the first re- duction of the season on thirty of the Diana Salon’s adorable frocks. Exquisite silk velvets, mostly in black—always with some brilliant color, in beadings, embroidery or galloon or with the lovely contrast of cream or gray lace. Crepe roma, crepe de chine or chiffon, in the delicate pastel colors and in black for afternoon and evening, in simple, smart fashions, sometimes made more elaborate in effect by fascinating uses of metal appliques and laces, by embroidery and by beadings. Second Floor, Old Buliding, The Women’s Sports Shop offers at a special price Well-made Riding Habits $30 Only twenty at this very special price. Made for us by the man to whom we go for our smartest riding habits. Fine tweeds and mixtures Sut, tailoring and finish as perfectly done as in our most expeilsive models’ Reinforced with chamole, * 6 In soft grays and browns. Second Fioor, Old Building. © « « Women’s Tailored Suits Of soft pile fabrics Now $29 Half and less their original prices, A group of well ma to $69,.50—made of mous Attractive details, The pockets and collar detail, perfectly tailored suits—formerly $58 yue, veldyne, duvet de laine. : vary and give interesting choice of Beautifully lined with erepe de chine or radium silk, In black, brown, nav blue and taupe. Second Floor, Old Building. * «6 » IN THE WOMEN’S SALCNS Monkey Fur smartly trims Slender Velvet Gowns $145 Made in ow own workrooms The exquisitely fine velvet which the new fashions demanu, made into simple a ruly lovely gowns, Deep bands of monkey fur finish hem and sleeves and one note of brilliance led’ by metal girdles, brought by us from Paris, In black and e very new mulberry reds.’ Second Floor, Old Building Thursday’s News Telephone 4700 Stuyvesant Broadway at Ninth There May Be a Shortage of Fine Christmas PIANOS This Year Arrangements may be made now in the Piano Salons for selecting your instrument in advance Women’s Silk Stockings, 68c pr. Seconds of $1.50 grade 1,440 pairs; silk, with mercerized cotton tops, soles and heels; with mock seam leg and seamless foot. Black, cordovan brown, gray and white. Sizes 8% to 10, but not in each color. The imperfections are not darns or holes and in most cases are so slight as not to mar the stocking’s appearance. $1 Imported Lisle Stockings, 50c _ 600 pairs, all perfect, full fashioned fine mercerized lisle stockings with double heels, soles and tops, in black only. Sizes 8% to 10. Main Aisle, Street Floor, Old Building A Fine Showing of the Season’s Best Coatings We are indeed fortunate in having a well balanced supply of Marvella, Gerona, Panvelaine and silk and cashmere wool duvetyn, too. There is a shortage of these fine fabrics, so great has been their demand this season, ‘ é ‘ * Camel's Hair Cloth for sports and motor coats in the natural color and combined with contrasting colors in block design. * 8 @ Fur Cloths from England in distinctive markings. Black, beaver, mole and seal brown. And, from Rodier, we . 28 « ‘e received new shipments of xaillaine, * perllaine, kasha drap—a very new fabri¢d—agnella briquette and agnella torson, in all the smart colors, including the new soft green and gray. $5.50 to $22.50 yard. First Floor, Old Buliding Sheepskin Boys’ lined Coats, $12.50 The very popular sheepskin-lined coat, warm, stylish and sturdy, Full-belted, with beaverized or fur collar. Fine for cold, weather com- fort. Sizes 8 to 20. College and prep school men sta! a fad that is spreading fast. Boys’ $12.50 Junior Norfolk Tweed Suits, $8.75 Junior Norfolk mode! for boys of 5 to 10. Two pairs straight trousers. -Alpaca lined coat. White detachable collar. Full cut and sturdily made, Novelty Suits, $6.50 to $8.50 |" ===" In middy style, 3 to 10 years, Oliver Twist model, 3 to 8 years. A) variety of cloths and styles. Some with two pairs of trousers. Street Floor, New Building. SSIES ——————————] ' e INDIVIDUAL SHOPS FOR MEN FieLo Midway between the Bowl 1 and Franklin Field is The Men’s London Shop where the finest outwrappings for Saturday’s game will be procured Whether you go to New Haven or Philadelphia the trip from New York, if made by motor, will be cold, and the winds in Bowl or Stadium will be harsh and chill. The Men's Shops | at Wanamuker's offer first aids to a comfortable enjoyment of either game, . IN THE LONDON SHOP Swanky British Ulsters and Overcoats Wonderfully soft fleeces, Plain grays, rich heather mix- tures. Scotch tweeds, Shetlands with overplaid linings. Rich- ] ness and luxuriousness are the marks of these coats. $65 to jf $110. For the open car and the wind-swept seat {| Raccoon Coats, $235 to $435 4 Cold-proof coats of fine furs, well-matched, full-furred, warmly-lined, Accessories—Nearby Mufflers in wide variety of materials and pattern. Faney wool mufflers, $5. Swiss knit mufflers in striking color com- binations, $10 to $30. Gloves of all kinds, ‘Lined or unlined. sewed capeskin at $3.50 is a favorite. Sweaters and sweater vests. Imported and domestic. Vests at $6.50 and $7.50, in heathers und stripes. Sweaters in all shades, featyring the camel's hair, 35 to $27.50. An imported hand- i Wool hose. [1 plain colors, heathers, cltecks, stripes, plaids, diamonds, Recent importations of splendid hose, | $1 to $5. Wool Motor Robes For the drive to the game, but most especially useful as a protection from the icy chill of the concrete stands. Wool robes in attractive plaids, $18.75, Plush and silk, $22.50 to $57.50, Other robes, $10 to $250, Motor Restaurants Service for 4—$11,.50, for 6—$13.50, | basswood case, attractively fitted. In solid Street Floor, New Buliding SPECIALIZED SERVICE—STREET FLOOR | Sota beat