The evening world. [volume], June 16, 1921, Baseball Final, Image 13

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.THE .EVENING WORLD, T HtJRSDAT, JTTNE 1C, ItM.
COIf ANIS PLANNING
HIS FIRST VACATION
'bvitJle'tl fee in "Show Game" hi
Twenty-Four Hours if Condi
tions Change.
eorce M. Cohan la ffolmr on a va
cation. It will bo practically his Urst
uorway hl flret In twenty-six
ycaro. He will start ooon. He raado
Ihla announcement yesterday.
"I don't know how nor where," said
h. "Vacationing: Is a new stunt with
me, and.rve grot to learn how to do
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It, but after & week from Saturday
night I will bo out of the theatre."
Mr. Cohan wan naked If ho meant
It to bo understood that I1I3 retire
ment from all branches of tho stage
don't want tne 'closed shop' In tho
theatre. They nro accepting It now
because they nro Beared to death nt
tho word labor.' Hut I am as sure
iih I 11111 juro I'm alive that It can't
last. Thn Interests of tho sictor, tho
pl.iywrlKht und tho manager nro
Broadway at Ninth Street
New York.
Business Hours
9 to 5.
Telephone
Stuyvesant 4700
JT is not bifr typo and big
talk in tho newspapers
but the quality, fashion and
fair-price of the goods in tho
sturo which make value and
give lasting satisfaction.
profession la to bo permanent.
It will I..-) ln !.. ,.u 'uiiuui. jhu oi niqao aayn uio no-
tors will breln to riallzo that what I
present conditions In tho theatre
.
say is truo.
"When conditions change bo It will
continue," ho replied.
"X believe," ho said, after a
moment's alienee, "that these present
dlnfcultles will dear up within a
couple of years. They'vo got to.
And the clearing up will be brought
about by tho nctorti themselves
"Ninety-five per cent of tho actors
bo .poeidblo for wo to BUrvlve as a
m.'in.iger I'll come back Into the
theatre. I'll bo back In twenty-four
T. Stewart & Co.
hour,
Mr. Cohan was asked If ho Intended
to write play.H whllo out of tho man.
serial side of tho business.
Rare Savings on Women's Frocks, Blouses, Suits
The Men's Semi-Annual Sale of Suits Swings Merrily on
"Not unless I cun cast them," he
replied.
1 9 f Formerly A.
mm:
No better candy
can be made
Choicest materials, modern
methods, skilled candymak
ers, and care in the making
are the factors responsible
forUnitedHappiness Candy
success.
Such a combination is
proof positive of candy
quality which is bound to
please.
The UacrAneiM
pound U te ouncei
of candy wigM
doe not include
container.
Happiness Canary
Club Offer
1 lb. Brazil Nut Caramels
Kanlaito tt&
1 lb. Dukeland Chocolates, assorted
Both Pounds for Si
Candy Suggestions For Friday & Saturday
Selected from more than zoo other delicious candy varieties
Cocoanut Chocolate v . Chocolate Covered
Kisses Italian Creams Verithin Mints
Fraahlr ghrwrtdtd ooooantrt and Vuln tlaTored, ur erJn
thsbiit can roriril uh1 centera, beaUiTllrht wtti or Daintr thin dlsca of peportnlnt
In tha daltelooa klnas. Vanilla whites and dipped tn bluer eretus eoTered with bitter
o&r.t:....50c lb. qZ 60c lb. 5S.u 79c lb.
Viennese Crystal Mixed Special Home Made "Evangeline"
Our flnMt assortment of herd Combination fhrwolatM
rlo- csndlea. Purs eurar. frntt wnmDrasnon UlOCOiaieS
flavored 'Swtlnettee, Butter Oood "homer" candle The rreatewt value In dollar
fupa. Dainties, Chocolate fudjes. pecan rolls, stuffed chocolates fruit and nut
straws and Stuffed Confeo- frulte and apricot mallows cream and hard centers
tlom. Packed In 14 klidi In Aenn SI different! n n It
ar-r .'.... Vf.. 75c lb. $1.39 kind !$1.00 lb.
Happiness Soda Service at
25 W. 42nd St. 135 W. 42nd St. 35th St. & B'way 80th St. & B'way 146th St. & B'way
is other, axtmr stores, oonvenient,t ixxjated.
Digby takes care ofh own car-
and when "Dig" c-' a job on the motor,
his hands and faco are covered with grime.
Up in the bathroom are plenty of good ab
sorbent towels. J
They are made from Boott Toweling. No
matter what "Dig" does' to them, they will
wear a long time. They are practical because
they are made of selected cotton woven with a
double ply thread.
They stand the wear, they absorb moisture
quickiy.and never become soppy. They are the
kind Digby likes to use. Mrs. Digby buys
Boott Toweling by the bolt. Each bolt makes
twenty-four full-sized towels at very small cost.
Boott Towellnjf Is full 18
Inoh width In 25 or 10-yard
holts. Also In 36-lnch hem
stitched towels.
Buy it by the bolt from your dealer,
cannot supply you, write us.
If he
ABSORBENT
TOWELING
BOOTT MILLS, Loaaix, Mabj.
A gem of a Safe
of Women's Suits
: $37
75, of tricotine,
earlier $68 and $75
Many models all new
and desirable.
t h e littlo Btralght-coatcd
model, severely made with notch
collar, and a narrow girdle.
the new long 40-inch length
coat.
the youthful straight box
coated suit, with satin soAh
girdle.
embroidered models not
too elaborate.
suits bound with braid.
All carefully tailored
and excellently finished.
Midnight blue or black.
Mostly in sizes 34, 36, 38
and a few in 40.
Second Floor, Old Oulldlna
Books by Mark Twain
at Half Price, and less
Rtgular pried Sale price
2 complete sets, 26 vols., half leather $74.50 $33.75
17 complete sets, 25 vols., cloth $49.50 $24.50
5D5 separatoVolumes, 17 titles, cloth, each 50c
The separata volumes are part of Incomplete sets, cloth
binding. The price per volume in the complete set is $2.90.
You may have these separate volumes at 50c each. Some of
the volumes are slightly soiled or damaged. Each one, how
ever, is complete.
Kindly note new location of BOOK STORE.
Main Floor, Old Building
Eyelet Embroidered Taffetas
Georgette Crepes, Pongees
The taffeta sold in our stocks
a month ago at $7.50 to $8.50
yard the crepe at $5.50 to
$6.50 the pongee at $5.50.
All now, at. ..
2,000 yards won't last long at
this price.
The taffeta is of a very fino
quality, 3G in. wide, black, navy
blue, brown, gray, white, with
borders and all-over effects.
The Georgette crepe very
$3.85
Yard
crepey is in black, brown and
navy blue, border and all-over
effects.
The pongee natural tone only
is 36 in. wide, with border and
all-over effects.
Main Floor, Old Dulldlng
VERY U 1 Gil GRADE
Aluminumware
a third less
200 of the tea kettles pictured
above, 5-quart size, $6.40 grade
at $4.25 each.
100 double boilers, 2 quarts,
$2.10 grade at $1.40.
100 fry pans, 9 quarts, $2.10
grade at $1.40.
200 covered saucepans, 3
quarts, $2.15 grade at $1.40.
135 lipped saucepans, 2&
quarts, $1.65 grade at $1.40.
Covered saucepots
Grade Sale
2001 qts $1.35 90c
1252 qts $1.65 $1.10
1253 qts $1.90 $1.25
90 1 qts $2.15 $1.0
1855 qts $2.65 $1.75
Seventh Gallery, New Building
Lingerie Petticoats
with tailored lines
Designed to wear with
straight-line daytime frocks or
.sports togs. They're shadow
proof cotton m a t e r i a 1, and
they're made in short length
two indispensable features in
petticoats of this type.
$3.95 and $5
The models are of tailored
simplicity, relying for their suc
cess on the excellent lines und
smart hand-scalloped bottoms.
Third Floor, Old Building
"Please keep
your feet down!
How many hundreds of times
have you said that about irre
sistible little white shod Ct
that had such a habit of leaving
white marks on suits, dresses
and skirts? But
S. A. P. has arrived t
S. A. P. Is a whit shoe dress
ing that DOES NOT RUB OFF,
gives an even snowy whitenoar.
to shoes, and is tho moit
superior preparation available.
It is also used for military
and hunting breeches, bolts,
gloves, and so on.
Sold in large bottles 50c
each
In the Downitalra Store. Flrt
Floor, Old Building, and uurltng
ton Arcade Floor, New Building.
74 India style
Blankets reduced
'each
$21 blankets $14.75
$18 Blankets $12.75
$16.50 blankets $11.75
$14 blankets $9.75
Easing up a little on space.
That's all. Similar blankets, on
order, will have to sell at regu
lar price). .
Wool in the filling; fancy col
ored designs; mado in ono of
the best olaoket mills of the
West; known nil over the coun
try; suitable (or campers, for
dens, for throws, anil so on.
Fourth Qallery, New Colliding
50 Oxford Bags
excellent value
The 16 in. $10.75.
The 17 in. $11.25.
The 18- in. $11.75.
A STpecial purchase; good
grade walrus grain COWHIDE,
3-pieco style, soVred-on corner
protectors; silk lining.
Very ha.-dy bagrf for summer
uses wcel- snd trips, motor
runs, and i "Aria very low
priced.
Flrrt Floor, Old lldlng
A wonderful Sale
for tiny girls
Frocks coats hats
everything from Mir own
regular stock, rau c.lly re
duced in price in some
cases to less than half the
original price.
Included arc; -
French dresses at $10 td $45
were $21.50 to $100.
Silk coats at $10 to $25
were $21.50 to $55.
Woolen coats at $5 to $10
were $10 to $37.50.
Each little garment in tho sale
was made especially for us
this season in cither Paris or
New York.
Sizes 2 to 6 years.
Third Floor, Old Building
400 Blouses to go
at absurdly low prices
Every type, from tailored silk blouses for wear with
spdrts suits or sweaters, to blouses to bo worn with after
noon suits and a few riding shifts, too.
Going at $4.75
Originally $6.95 la H5
and more
Lingerie blouses . of batiste
and voile some hand made.
Tailored blouses of tub silk
and satin white, flesh, black,
brown and navy blue.
Gcorgetto c r c p o blouses
white, flesh, bisque, brown and
black.
Going at $9.75
Originally $10.60 to $3!,. CO
Crepe dc chine blouses.
Batiste blouse s fino and
dainty.
Sizes are broken.
Georgette crepe blouses
white bisque, ortflesh; some
are vri'tnm.od with exquisita
laces. '
Naturally the blouses that represent the greatest re-
1 ! - ,. 1. 1- .
auctions win ue cnosen cariy. second Floor, oid Bunding
Clearaway of
Women's Frocks
This out-going tomorrow ofs frocks from our
own Salon collection incomplete sizes--vnll bring
savings of from $10.50 to $70 on a dress.
$24.50
Originally $35 to $69 JO
$55
Originally $76 ta tltS
Silk frocks and cloth tmttcur frocks in both groups. De
tails arc impossible, because there are many modola and in
practically all of the silks and woolens that are in vogue this
season.
Early selection is suggested, because there are only about
80 dresses at these reduced pricei.
Second Floor, Old Building
Women's Gloves
Low priced
White gloves of fine Milanese
silk with double finger tips.
16-button length, $1.G5.
20-button length, $1.95.
Main Floor, Old Building
'Good Silk Socks
ready at 65c
These are thread silk, too
with mercerized cuffs, toes and i
heels. In black, white, cordo-
van, navy, Russia, and chum-
pagne. Sightly and serviceable.
If he likes
cool Underwear
these summer shirts and ,
drawers of pluid madrus cloth ;
will fill the bill. The shirts are !
sleevelets; drawers arc knee '
length. 'Die cost is little 75c
garment. I
Burlington Arcade Floor
New uuiming
There is nothing
more fascinating
than to watch the Expert Pot- j
ter transform the "putty like" I
gray mass of Hay into a thin,
delicately shuptti piece of chinn.
Year must be srw'nt in patienti
practice before tho artisan be
comes proficient. The potter
demonstrating this art lit .
special exhibition, in our f'lun.i
S.iloiii-, comes from Stafford
h,rr, England, and has spent
iixt, ears nf his life muuidi'"
ciu.
Second Qallery, New Buildinu
Girdle your frock
smartly
with a .j colored silken
sash and add to it u note
of brilliant color that is un
, deniably chic.
500 Silk Girdles, $3
Our $6 and $8 gratles
These girdles arc distinctly
modish for wear with summer
frocks and sweaters, and are
made of lovely silks with smart
stripes, plnids, effective flow
ered patterns or brocaded ef
fects in delightful' gay or
softly blended shade and tones
each has a bor-' r of deep
fringe.
Main Floor, Old Building
130 Bicycles are
down to 1914 prices
Men's single bar. ... v .$55 grade $36.00
jvlen's fancy bar $57.50 grade $44.75
Men's double bar $57.50 grade. ....... .$44.75
Juvenile bicycles $52.50 grade $34.75
All from our regular stock.
New. Each with a two -years
guaranty.
Coaster brake, roller chains,
easy riding saddle, non-skid
tiros, motor-cycle stand, with
each wheel. Frames enamel
to endure.
Don't think you'll find any
other bicycles this summer at
such good suviiigs.
Iporti Shop
Burlington Arcade Floor, New Building'
" Genuine Reductions, "aw.
About this Sale of Clothing
Three facts
to know about this sale
are:
(1) Every suit is a
Wanamaker suit our own
regular stock.
(2) Tho variety is largo
enough to fit and satisfy
ALL men and young men
father; and sons.
(II) The price reduc
tions are exactly as you see
them stated in the adjoin
ing column.
A customer made the above remark to the writer
on Wednesday morning, when the sale first opened.
Surely, it MUST be refreshing to find a sale that
bears the earmarks of sincerity and presents a
16gical reason for its existence.
BURLINGTON ARCADE STORE
Suits that were $15, ) (IQQ
17.50, $?0 arc now pOO
Suits that were $55 ) flJQQ
and $)0 arc now. . . PU
Suits that were $G3 Q A n
and $70 arc now... P
Burlington Arcade Floor, New Building
LOWER-PRICE BROADWAY STORE
Suits that were $25 to (.
. $.'() are now )
Suits that scre $32.50 (
to $37.50 arc now. ... I
Suits thai veie $10 to
$12.50 arc now (
$18.50
$23.50
$29.50
Broadway, cor. eighth
and .