The evening world. Newspaper, December 15, 1922, Page 16

» Wriday and Seturday ns and evenings, Dec. 14, 15 and Foster Mothers’ Association ot are holding a bassar on tho s ii Wot tn an effort to ise sufficient funds to carry on thelr y philanthropic activities. -poctarian non- organization con- E y ite efforts to the relief and & Yory large number of chil ‘ind assists in various branchos “Ff child welfare work in ordor to bring PH) Sut foster motherhood tn its Nnost scope At the present time they are caring for $50 children in the pubitc schools of ‘the city, mostly anacmic, cardiac, crip- fnd tubercular, providing them With hutritio&us food and siving them tho one substantial men! a day that nyost Of these kiddies got The foster mothers are providing © scholarships to boys and girls who are hi pport the home. activity fe helping girls lack- the Labs i home influence and en- American si children of BHurope have ‘oven Sént funds, as well as the Red Crom and the various war rollef conctes, the bazaar ts to collect enough money to extend ‘the work and cong Ss many needy children as pos- « Ba SS SSO Due To-Day Prima @6 Satrustegul, Barcelona... Minnekahda, Hain ~é.......1 ic eeeee Due To-srorrow Penama, Cristobal........66..seessss Dee, Due Stndey. Beltic, Liverpool. vloa, Havana Donterey, Havana. tendam, Rotterdam Antonia, Southampton Due M - ort Victoria, Bermuti Maracajbo, Carecas. A Grand Piano for Christmas more. nearly approximates ° “heart's desire” for your daugh- ter or wife than any other gift.. E have grand pianos that are of such size they require but litfle more room space than an Upright Piano, if placed in a cornér of a room—but they possess all the beauty and power of tone and beauty of appearance that has made the Grand the piano ideal. Baby Grand Pianos, *650 ISSNER 53 East 34th St., Nov. Dec. “2 Yorto Sante Open Evenings : 55 Flatbush Ave., Between “4th ‘and: Madison Aves., Opposite Livingston St., | New York * — Brooklyn sic rato an ctr i rennet ciianaaaiagiiianeanaetitaitn pamianipeeaeme titi. owe sh +f ES ye > > oe For Christmas —Victrolas In Carved and Hand-Decorated Console Cabinets aun i Fie) OE EP ODO Victrola No. 230 9375 Oak and Walnut, #300 waa For Victrola Owners —Victrola cAccessories Make cAppropriate Gifts The Haat migra attachment to make your own records, $42.50 The Vi Book of the Opera, with synopses of 127 operas, $1.50 Bubble Books of children’s songs, 3 records to a book, $1 Wallace ing Records, set of five records, $15 Walter Camp's Daily Dozen, set of five records, $10 SEVENTH FLOOR Lord & Taylor FIFTH- AVENUE Terernone FirzRoy 1900 1. s: 3: 4 5. William and Mary model in | decorated walnut | $210 Yi Liberal Monthly Terms &o J A Christmas Outfit for the boy or girl is a most desired and appreciated present. You'll find everything for the child on our Fourth Floor. = Felt Slippers Puss-in-Boots, in red, brown and Alice blue, sizes 6 to 2, $1.75 Comfy Slippers, in old rose, Alice blue, silver brown. Sizes 6 to 2, $1.50 Boys’ Leather Slippers, $3 Misses’ Handkerchiefs All colors in these linen ’kerchiefs. Embroidered and block corners, 25¢ and 50c Girls’ Gloves A good quality mocha, and wash- able. Colors are tan, grey and brown, sizes 1 to 7, $2.25 and Negligees Choose from eiderdown, blanket cloth, corduroy, quilted silks, sat- in, crepe de Chine or taffeta, Priced according to material and size, $2.95 to $26.50 At $4.95 and $5.95, an cider- down robe; collar, cuffs and pocket trimmed with satin ribbon, cord girdle. Priced according to size. bite 5 “The Good MAXWELL Club Coupe Outselling because its outstanding super- iority has been detinitely proved exceptional performance in the hands of thousands of owners. Outselling because its convenience, comfort, beauty and desirability are recognizable at a glance. . Detroit, Touring Car, $885; Roadster, $885; Club Co: 0905; Four-Pasenger i rape, Coupe, @8235; Sedam, @13%. COLT, STEWART COMPANY, Inc. Broadway at 59th Street—Circle 5550. Bronx Salesroom—Grand Concourse at 175th Street—Tremont 4914. Maxwell-Chalmers Sales Corporation, Inc. 1410 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn—Prospect 8411 * Lord & Taylor FIFTH AVENUE TeLernone FitzRoy 1900 \ = i — BERN LON Gifts for the Girl Crepe Dresses $4.95 Lovely bright shades and smart designs distinguish these cotton crepe dresses; one model features bloomers. Middies $1.50, $1.95 — Well made of white jean, yoke or lace front style and with blue or red col- lars and cuffs, or all white. Raincapes $4.95 — Protection in inclement weather is assured by one of these raincapes; blue or tan, with hats to match. Christmas Hose Imported Golf Hose—Heather mixture with dozens of styles of fancy tops, $1.10 to $3.50 Silk Socks—Plain or fancy tops, $1.35 Silk Stockings—Plain or ribbed in black, white, brown or colors, for boys or girls, $1.95 by its Young People’s Store—Fourth opens clogged-up nostrils and alr passages of heads stops nose run- ning; relieves headache, feverishness, sneczing Floor In the Boys’ Section Suits, Overcoats, Mackinaws #10.50 A number of suits, overcoats and mackinaws — reduced and grouped at one special price. ite Norfolk suits of fancy Suits cheviots, well tailored and with extra pair of knickers. Sizes 8 to 17 years. ' Overcoats Of fancy over- coatings and chinchilla, wool lined. An excellent value. Sizes 3 to 10 years. Mackinaws “!! wool and of generous cut. Splendid for outdoor wear. Sizes 8 to 18 years. _ Girls’ Underwear Lace trimmed glove silk vests; bodice tops, pink and white, $1.95 Lace trimmed glove silk bloomers to match vests, $2.95 feat of fancy cheese making that makes a treat for cheese fanciers LIEDERKRANZ CHEESE "he cheese that makes the meal" “The Monroe Cheese Co. Monroe N.Y. completely y Cold Compound” rest dullness, The second | Tnsist upon Mape's, —Adrt / usually break up tie and end all gripp: is th relief known @ w cents at irug store Contains no quinine ad |