The evening world. Newspaper, December 1, 1922, Page 16

Lat © reports; Inte news t gram of mustel a py hv better yet bre P. M.—"“American Bred Dogs.’ - By Capt. Robert Scofield Wood. /,, ’ oe tee : >. M.—Reeltal by Vladimir Ros i LUE 'B IN ITU. WOR-NEWARK, ne, jeeian tenor. 400 METRES, 9 P. M.—tlAterary evening. 9.30 BP. M.—"The Foreign Activities ok iano selections by Ken- Journeys to Homes ibert Hubbard. The 615 P. M—Stanley’s orchestra of East Ot tee. 30 Oy Ay" by Dr. John R Mott. 9.55 to 10 P. M.—Arlington ‘Time Sig- nals; OMcial Weather Forecast 10.01 P. M.—Recital by Elinor Whit tley, lyric soprano. WAAM—NEWARK 260 METRES A Royal Dessert rns Ss se ettan ta the Moon} 22 to: 286-As M.—Mechanteal player A Wholesome Food 0 to ~ cords. Stories” for the children. or to 3.30 P. M.—Late releases of Kd kly release of the Bab- Organization. jong recital by Anita Die- trick ip. coloratura soprano, ac- companied by Mableanna Corby 4.15 P. M.—Gertrude Steel Chambers, pscychologist, on mental radio. 8.30 P. M.—Sons by Mise Knetp. ison recreations. 8.30 to 4 P, M.—Code practios. WGI-MEDFORD HILLSIDE 860 METRES, Standard for Half a Century Made from the choicest ingredients obtainable. Packed in tins of convenient sizes. various 9 > Sixth Avenue at 4st St Opposite Bryant Park EADY with the greatest array of P. M.—Dr. Esther Lovejoy, Pres-| 7 4. a—Before breakfaat set-ups, Ar- : Christmas gifts we-have ever shown! Aen of the American Women's Hos | wue ig, Baird, |e Read ith thi rt just return jex . E Xin Snore of name ot er] to" Ma "New neland and ooean . sR Alpe ag Ti abi ada wriences during the evacuation and| gorecast, Stine condition of the people in Smyrna] “iy a0' "A, M.—Muslc on mechanical rd every member of the family! Ready with to-day. players. Bi gifts of furniture that will give years of comfort and satisfaction and always bea pleasant reminder of your love and thoughtfulness. | Make this a Furniture Christmas 1.30 P. M.—Boston Farmers’ produce market report: agriogtama from United WEAF-NEW YORK. | States Department of Agriculture; ae ec sS) 400 METRES. United States weather forecast ____./| 2 P, M.—"The School Lunch Box,” Miss Goodwin, Division of Markets, De- partment of Agriculture; “Special Food and Special Homos," Mra, Margaret Stannard, School of Homemaking. ea ze 1.30 P. M.—Piano recital by Edward zs) P. M.—"Camp Fire Stories and * under the direction of Mr. nklin K. Mathiews, Chief Scout Li inn, Boy Scouts of America, Tho iat will he Albert L. Pellaton, Scout cutive of Passaic, formerly bass of the Metropolitan Opera Company. WGY_SCHENECTADY, 400 METRES P. M.—U. 8. Naval Observatory ignals. P.M. Among the most wel- comed Christmas gifts is the Martha Wash- ington sewing cabinet pictured above. Beautiful in appears in price. Ideal as gifts. ance, low An Unusual Offer IN - Beautiful Library Lamps —Noon stock masket quo- hi) 22) Ape ee one 12.45 P. BF. 2.00 P, M.—Music, 6.00 P. M.—Produce and stock market quotations; news bulletins, F “iM —Weather forecast. OS! 6.29 P. M.—Reading from Grimm's Fairy Tales, Kolin Hager. 7.40 P. M raonal Aspects of Dis- aso Prevention,” by Dr, D. B. Arm- strong, Secretary National Health Coun- Very handsome Table or Library Lamps, 25 inches high with 18-inch heavy opaque glass shade; gilded metal ornamenta- tion. Two sockets, pull chains.and silk cord. A special purchase offered at an unusually low price. ell. 7.45 P. M.—Concert and radio drama. si: _A“The Great Christmas Gitt Shop » of All New Bork” WJZ—NEWARK 300 METRES. ‘ P. M.—Closing prices en stocks, grain, coffee and sugar, / P. M.—A story from the Youth's Companion. 5.45 P, M—Conditions of leading tn- . by R. D. Wychoff. 5.50 P. M.—Resume of sporting events, —Murical pi by Thorn- Fireside Chairs—Prices range from $31.50 to Davenport | 1a We have many different designs at prices from $21.50 to $95.00 3 NRE ay rogram. "Bedtime Stories,"* Special onaay Offering! 0; 000 MEN’S SILK NECKTIES In the eyes of men, neckties undoubtedly hold first place as Christmas gifts. Because this is true, we are offering our patrons special values in neckties | exclusive in design and rich in color combinations, SILK TIES at $1.95 Four-in-hand’ carefully made from the finest Silks supplied by the looms at home and abroad. You can not help but like their exclusive patterns and smart color effects. SILK TIES at $1.65 Four-in-hands of heavy Silks and Satins of For- eign and Domestic make. In this group there arc ties of exclusive design in practically every color. SILK TIES) a 95c¢ Four-in-hands made of Imported and Domestic Silks of a quality not ordinarily found at so low a price A variety of handsome patterns and colors. .. SILK TIES a 55c | Four-in-hands of dependable Domestic Silks. | At this price we have an enormous variety of patterns—included are stripes, figures, brocades ‘—) aa ‘By ail Nests of Tables— These tables are exceed= ingly useful for card pare ties, luncheons, etc. Prices from $25.00 to Gorgeous in the rich depths of their beautiful coloring, there are perhaps no more delightful rugs for the well appointed home than these new Chinese Rugs. From the small 2 x 4 feet or 3 x 6 feet up to the 8 x 10 feet or 9 x 12 feet. The prices are as low as $29. 50 for small rugs up to $440. OO for the larger ones. New Wilton, Axminsters and Velvet Rugs Hundreds of these beautiful Rugs are now ready for your selec tion. There is a most extensive choice of floral, conventional and Oriental effects. Sizes 4 x 7 feet and 6 x 9 feet up to 9 x 12 feet. Prices are from $15.60 to $136.00. Gate-Leg Tables — in different sizes. Prices from $14.50 to $75.00, Or Direct By Mal, 8.60 « Year Park Pisce, N. ¥. roy XMAS SA SALE Ladies’ “Bracelet selet Watches 14-Karat #4. Gold Srinect Desks—-Beauti- fu, quaint in design and ‘ways useful, the Spinet Desk is a happy choice. Prices from $31.50 to $110.00. Tea Wagons — different models Hu ¢ wen which to choose. Prices from $27.50 to $59.00. Jeweled Adjusted A5 Guaranteed eu edlately upon the occurrence of, tte “st Fy place on sale a Tuest 14 karat indies’ wrist watches that ey This special sa we aly t4 an advance showing of our very lar h-arade wrist watches at great jarantced. It Hall Clocks—in « very big selection that offers u most pleasing choice. from $98.00. to Smoking Stands in many different designs. Avery gratifying selection is now ready. Prices from The magnificent day-bed and the polychrome floor lamp, two exceptional pieces, are so made as to lend tone and color toany home. They're both reasonably priced, and we would Prices and other fancy designs. HW 6$4.98 ro $35.50, suggest that you consider these when making your gift list $750.00, | ! There is a most interesting selection here from which tochoose ws aa ‘THE BUCKLEY-NEWHALL CO. FIFTH AVENUE James McCreery & Co. 35TH STR HARLEM STORE: BROOKLYN STORE: 145-147 West 125th St. Open Monday and Saturday Evenings 1333-39 Broadway Open Monday and Saturday Evenings Sixth Ave, at 41st St. Open Saturday Evenings THE McCREERY HABERDASHERY — MAIN FLOOK E. GUTTER eSON aie [NEW YORK ETpRE} YAS 2 = i7 Aish ist ini scot PRONE rs EEE GAP OE LIE