The evening world. Newspaper, December 1, 1922, Page 8

aceite: meen “TAH AVENUE BE RELOCATED FO ls HUSON PERS Hylan Regime May Carry Out Project Once Advo- cated by Mitchel. The relocation and widening of 12th Avenue, which was originally pro- Pesed by the Mitchel Administration as part of the since abandoned river front railroad plan, is scheduled for consummation by Mayor Hylan's Ad Ministration as necessary for the con struction of big piers. A resolution approving the maps will come before the Board of Estimate at the Dec, 8 meeting. As proposed on July 28, 1916, the plan culled for the acquisition of pri- vate property on the cast side of 12th Avenue from 42d to 51st Streets, and extending 12th Avenue on a curved Sime eastward, thereby affording room on the water line for the building of large piers, The 42d Street and Grand Street Ferry Railway Company, which owns & car burn on the east side of 12th Avenue extending from 42d to 43d Streets, objected, however, to con- demnation of tts property, advancing the ground that it was used for a public purpose, and therefore was not subject to condemnation proceedings, The courts sust its stand The city authorities have obviated the difficulty by preparing a map ex- tending 12th Avenue from 48d to 5Sist Streets. The proceedings for acquir- ing title to the new 12th Avenue pro- ject deal with the condemnation and acquisition of 159,700 square feet of Jand, upon which fourteen buildings encroach. The Dock Department plans to build two more pliers, exch 1,000 feet tone and 150 feet wide, and with slips each 360 fect wide, The whole undertak- ing will cost several miilion dollars. After the map is approved the city will proceed to condemn the property needed. ———— com TION. (From the Washington Star.) “What is your objection to jazz music?” asked the campaign manager. “You've got to admit it attracts a crowd. “That's the trouble," replied Senator Sorghum. “It is so attractive that the crowd wants to hear the band play in- stead of listening to me talk."* What a daddy Artist did for your child HE invented (ate this summer) a way tot into speeding am pictures of We PHACTICE. F Arictaft Picture Mak Colors, use no powders, the seoret, Jul colored pictures It’s the thing for John or Mary Prices, 5c, $1, $2. Lasts a Tong, lung time. Come to see an outtit at the store where yuu buy toys, (Free expluvatory circular.) Stop those dull, insistent aches, by relieving the painful con: estion, Sloan's does this. ithout TobbiDg, it quickly penetrates the sore spot, stim- pieting the circulation to and i Congestion is re- soreness allayed, the pain relieved. ‘Bloan's relicy: aching tiem end neurtiste, whe in, fulleiog= wh Thrills by the dozen, Surprises galore, In Santa Claus’ home On the seventh floor. TOYLAND is the merriest place you can imagine these days—Santa is there to give you all a jolly smile and listen to the story of what you want for Christmas. His helpers, the Jack Frost twins, are boay all day long, taking all the chil- dren for rides on the Jolly Go Round. And oh! the toys you'll find, Dolls and electric trains, rocking horses and toy villages, boats and funny toys that jump around when you wind them up—you must come quickly and see all the fun for yourself! Rocking Horses— Real skin horses,with long flowing manes, prancing away on rockers or wheel Stier, as lifelike as can be. $18 to $45. ones, of course, but very pretty just the same—and they can folded up to use next Christmas. 50c. to $12. Electric Trains—Engine, cars, and tracks, ready to start off across the continent Christmas morning. $5.75 to $150. Tunnels, stations, signals and all kinds of equipment, too. TOYLAND — SEVENTH FLOOR Gifts for Women The Jewelry Section A gold bar pin, a flexible brace- let, a necklace of real stones— these are things in which it is hard to go astray, so sure are they to be acceptable gifts. Cuff pins, gold or platinum top. Bar Pins, gold or platinum top. Bar pins, gold or platinum top, set with real stones. Braceiets, gold or platinum top, set with real stones. Flexible bracelets, plain or set with real stones, in gold or platinum top. Lockets or neck chains of gold. Lorgnons and chains to wear mon, of green or white go \. Thimbles of green gold. Watches on ribbons or straps. Gold, silver, platinum, dainty enamel or jewel studded watches. Real stone necklaces ina num- ber of lengths and many kinds of stones, among them jade, carnelian, amazonite fps, topaz, onyx, quartz, Also in amber, white coral and ivory, and a large variety of Seed Pearl, Mosaic and Cameos. GROUND FLOOR THE EVENING WORLD, rhe DECEMBER 1, 1922. AF , — Gifts Reveal the Thought of the Giver of Leather Goods ' A Gift for a Girl — A lock and key Diary. It has a photograph frame inside the cover, an address book and a desk dictionary. Reederaft leather with gold tooling an ecrase, in rose, blue, purple or green, $14.50. A Gift for a Man—A leather cigarette case, made of real pin seal and mounted with 14 karat gold corners. It has three folds with two card pockets and identification slide, $16.50 The same quality unmount- ed is $12.50. Lovely Colors in Filmy Scarfs $2.95 PALEST orchid, cardinal red, white with a stripe of orange, dozens of enchanting colors and color combinations in these light wool scarfs. Some of them are homespun, others Oren- bu-g Shetland. A Christmas gift of such a scarf is certain of awelcome. The price, too, is a most moderate one. The Gift of Silver Toilet Sets YOU will find a variety of most tasteful and charming patterns from which to choose in the silver toilet sets now displayed in our Silverware Department. Plain, engraved, engine turned and hammered designs, according to your taste, in Norfolk, Dorset, Not- tingham, Adam, Georgian, as well as’ several others, among them our own Lortay design, of unusual simplicity and grace. If you are starting a set for someone, you may buy individ- ual pieces and add a new one each Christmas. Mirrors, $16.00 to$42.00 Hair Brushes, 9.00t0 35.00 Combs, . . 2.50to 15.00 Cloth Brushes, 6.25 to 26.50 Hat Brushes, 3.50 to 19,50 Military Brushes, 12.000 58,00 Puff Jars and Hair Receivers, $9.00to $35.00 ManicurePieces, 1.85 to 10.95 Tax additional GROUND FLOOR An Elente Corset WELL MADE and little boned, Semi-girdle top, free hips and straight long lines make this model of good qual- ity orchid brocade an especially good one for the woman of slender or average figure. The top is trimmed with two-toned banding and dainty lace, Spe- cially priced $3.95. SECOND FLOOR Lord & faylor FIFTH AVENUE TELEPHONE Fitz Roy igoo , The Holiday Offering Of Women’s “ONYX” HOSIERY An exceptional value in women’s full fashioned silk hose with lisle top and sole. Square heel. Black, white, brown, gray and many of the latest shades. . . . Per pair ¥1.35 An unusual quality silk hose, with lisle top and sole; very durable. Square heel. Black, white, brown, grey and al- mosteverywantedshade. Perpait¥ 1.65 ‘Women’s extra size hose in black, white, and colors. Lisle soles and tops. Square heel. Per pair $1.95 A value worthy of special note. All silk hose. Square heel. Black, whi ache wwhive SMCS. Grace, waite and colors. . . Perpair $1.95 One of our most tempting values, An excellent chiffon silk hose. This is made in black and almost every desirable color at an exceptionally low price. Square heel. Also a medium weight of excellent quality. Per pair $2.45 Plain hand-clocked hose of excellent quality. Black, clocked in white, and white clocked in black. Lisle sole and top. . Per pair $2.50 All silk, per pair, $2.95 Our unusual holiday offering of a fine selection of all silk. Black and a complete range of the leading colors. Per pair $2.85 A fine selection of women’s fancy open- work clocked hose. Black, white, brown, grey, silver and gold. “Pointex” hose with hand-embroidered clocks in fancy designs. Black with white clocks, lisle top and sole. Der pas $2.95 A fine assortment of herringbone open- work insteps. Very smart and suitable to wear with handsome frocks. Black,white and colors. Perpais * 2.99 Black, all silk hose, elaborately hand- clocked in white. New designs. Lisle sole and top. . Per pair $2.95 The latest noveltics in “Onyx Pointex” hose with openwork fancy clocks. Black only; also Paris openwork clocks in black and colors. Per pair $4.50 A wonderful variety of hand-embroidered hose, fancy instep patterns in many de- signs. Black only, self em- broidered. . Per pair $4,75 A large assortment of sport silk hose in beautiful accordion-ribbed two-tone com- binations. Also solid colors in the lustrous, smart, heavy-ribbed style, ©. «2... «Per pair. $5.95 Black silk hose with fancy drawnwork designs and some with cut jet and se- quins to match the elaborate gowns. . Per pair $5.95 GROUND FLOOR The Gift of Hand Bags A HAND BAG earefully chosen, with special thought for the material and style is as happy a gift as one may find, Here in one of our Christ- massy ground floor departments you will see a most alluring variety of hand bags in almost every con- ceivable material and in sufficient price range to satisfy every taste, Paisley Bags — Like everything else with the Paisley motif, they are the last word in the realm of hand bags. These are plain or steel beaded, $15t0$60 Jet and Bead Trimmed —Beautiful bags of im- ted moire, most effectively trimmed in dull or right jet or in soft color beads, $15.95 to $55. Brocaded Envelopes— A number of decidedly unusual bags in enve- lope shape, fashioned of such materials as metal brocade, tapestry = neatly under a spat, yet lend On one visit tothe Man’s and Japanese silk. Imported Bags—-some are French moire, faille or velvet beaded with steel beads and finished with gay galalith or steel frames, $11.95 to $60. Others of moire are trimmed with Marcas. site, $12.95 to $87 Stillothers,alsoofFrench moire are made in envel- opestyle with Marcasite trimming, $30 to $55 Mother of pearl bordered in Marcassite $60 or real Onyx and Marcassite, $120. Vanity Boxes—A dozen styles or more, fitted with all the necessities, $5 to $45 GROUND FLOOR Shop, a woman may ef. fectually cover all the men on her Christmas list. In a distinct shop, on a single floor, are as- sembled gifts embracing everything a man wears. Each article has been se- lected purposely for its A New Tongue Walking Pump $9.75 DESIGNED especially to wear with spats—a point worthy of consideration with winter weather really upon us. It has a flat tongue that will fit a decided grace ta the foot once the spat is off. Patent leather and black calf skin with military heels so com- fortable for walking. SECOND PLOQR Reynier Gloves The Gift of Good Taste THE woman who seeks the best in gloves—whether for ifts or for personal use— ows that Reynier is the mark of quality in glove material and workmanship, Lord & Taylor, convinced of the superiority of « Reynier gloves, offers them in a complete assortment of styles and materials, ready to the hand of the Christmas shopper. Reynier shore gloves—$3, $3.50; Reynier Mousquetaire length — $5.50 to $10.50, according to length. A Wonderful Variety of Short Gloves, $1.65 EXCEPTIONAL values marked at this price include French kid gloves, cape gloves, in tan and mode—both speci- ally priced—and many gloves taken from our regular stock and greatly reduced in price. A splendid variety from which to choose. GROUND FLOOR appeal to men. The gift suggestions arewhata man himself might choose. Practical gifts abound. In addition, there are gifts suggestive of small com. forts and special luxuries for which a man craves. 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