The evening world. [volume], April 26, 1922, Final Edition, Page 11, Image 11

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MISS DEMAREST
TO BE THE BRIDE OF
LT. GEORGE BURTON
Ml 3 CHABiOrrre GARDNER
DEMABEST-
Sqe Is Younger Sister of Lady
v Alastair Levison-Gower, 1 le
s i a War Veteran.
Mrs. Warren Demaresti announces
the engagement of her daughter,
Charlotte Gardner Domareat, to
Qebrgo Burton of New York and
Paris.
Miss Demurest Is the younsent sister
dC.Lady Alastair Leveson-Gower.
Mr. Burton Is the son of Mrs. Fred
erick Housman, No. 765 Park Avenue.
-VHo served as a Lieutenant In the
World War.
NONE OF 600 SAMPLES
PROVES PURE WHISKEY
BUFFALO. N. Y.. April 2C Out of
GOO samples of liquor analyzed In the
last month, not one was pure Whiskey.
.Acity Chemist 11. M. Hill reported to-
'day
"Some Jay I expect to examine a
sarr "i d I ml i r-1 .
unadulterated whiskey, but that day
hasn't yet arrived. IJr. Hill said.
Most of the samples were seized by
police and Prohibition agents and
many bore' Canadian labels.
Free delivery
CHURCH WILL BURN
ITS $60,000 MORTGAGE
tlrilrnril I'rrljj trrlnn Will He Dl
Marcd Vrv of Vvht To-Mnnl,
Thu Bedford Presbyteilati Church.
Noatrand Avenue and Dean Street.
Brooklyn, will burn Us mortgage and n
deficit note at the unnual meeting to-
nlslit, "The mortgage is for JGO.000 and
the note for J',000, but the money has
been raised to pay them both and free
tho church from debt.
The financial burden was undertaken
1909, when ground was broken for the
present bulldlnc. The final drive to
clear away the obligations was made
this spring with entlro success, although
the largest contribution by one Individ
ual at onc.tlmo was $1,000.
Now It Is stated that tho church If
not only freo from debt but free from
any Immediate prospect of new obliga
tions, since subscriptions are already In
hand covering the burget. The Rev. Dr.
t3. Edward Voting Is tho pastor
nVSIVI'B!l nADIO ISUITOHS
GUESTS OK KI.RCTIUC COSIIMKV.
lladlo editors of New York newspaper
were guests of tho Western Electric
Company at Us plant. No. 437 Weal
Street, yesterday, when Edward B.
Craft, chief engineer of the company,
dlxcussed the development ami posslbll
ties of tho radio. Moving pictures and
tadlo, he said, might bo expected to find
a basis of common opcrntlon It n
means can be devised for Uio produc
tion of volume of sound.
Corns?
just say
Bluejay
to your druggist
Stop$ Pain Instantly
The simplest way to end a corn is
'Slue-jay. A touch stops the pain in
stantly. Then the corn loosens and
comes out Made in two forms a
colorless, clear liquid (one drop does
it I) and in extra thin plasters. Use
whichever form you prefer, plaster
or the liquid the action is the same.
Safe, gentle. Made in a world-famed
laboratory- Sold by all druggists.
SI I I i
Furniture of Cane, Willow and Rattan
Easy chairs that are not merely hulky but really easy.
Lounge chairs, Settees, Tables, Stools, Plant Stands and a dozen
other kinds of furniture smartly designed; stained or enamelled
or decorated in colors appropriate to their surroundings.
Convenient little bridge chairs light and easy to handle, yet strong
i and comfortable.
While all of the Summer and out-of-door furniture is extremely
reasonable in price, it is made to last.
It doesn't squeak, or split and catch in frocks or coats ; it doesn't
"sway."
Fine sturdy upstanding out-door furniture all of it; and yet again
light.
Settees from 40.75 to 8128.25 Chaise Lounges from 33.25 to 92
Tables from U4.75 to 878 Chairs from 10 to 84
Floor and Desk Lamps from 815.75 to 850.75 Desks from 842 to 878
W. & J.
FIFTH AVENUE AND 47TH
to all thlpplng point in the V.
THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL
DETECTIVE CONVICTED
OFLISTENING IN."
Head of Senr Agency Knnntl flnlllr
of Tapping Telephone.
A Jury in Supremo Court yesterJay
returned a verdict of guilty ngatnst
Andrew Scnes, head of the Scnus De
1872 Golden Anniversary Year 1922
BloomingdaleS
59ili to JHO JiS'rcc I exingum to lhi'd t venue
Let the Greenhouse Supply
Your Garden and Farm Needs
Fruit trees, 89c, $1.G9 and $2.69 each. Included nro pear, apple,
peach, plum, quince and cherry trees. Flowering shrubs, Rose of
Sharon, deutzia, forsythia, bush honeysuckle, hydrangea, white and
purple lilac, spirea, snowball, snow berry, etc, 39c, 69c and 89c.
Park Lawn Seeds, 29c and 39c qt.; $3.75-$5 half bushel, $7-?9.50
bushel.
Vegetable and flower weds, 5c and JOc pkg.' or in bulk. Dahlia roots,
19c each. Flowering bulbs canncs,' tube-roses and gladiolus, 5c
each. Cinnamon vine, Madeira vine, elephant's ears, oxalis, iris,
peonies, rhubarb, asparagus, hardy phlox, etc., at low prices.
Clematis pamculata, Boston Ivy, English Ivy, etc.
California privet, 12c and 19c each; $5 and $9 a hundred, or bundlo
of 25 for $1.75 and $2.75.
Climbing roses in many varieties, 69c each. '
Currants, red, white and black, 2 year old Purple Wisteria, 98c ea.
49c each. Blackberries, 39c each-
Rose bushes, 29c each. Raspberries, 29c each.
2 years old grapevine, 49c. Fertilizer and insecticides.
Genuine Government Steel Helmets, made into -hanging porch
baskets for flowers, 29c each.
Two Combination Offers
Combination of Six Flowering Shrubs and Six Rose Bushes
for $3.00
1 Rose of Sharon, 1 forsythia, 1 honeysuckle bush, 1 hardy hydran
gea, 1 spirea, 1 deutzia, 2 crimson ramblers, 2 Dorothy Perkins, 1
American Beauty, 1 Ophelia.
Summer flowering bulbs and seeds, consisting of 6 high grade dahlias,
12 gladioli, G cannas, 6 irises and 6 tube-rose bulbs, with 12 pack
ages of flowering seeds $1.50.
None Sent C. O. D.
Don't Miss This Opportunity
Get a coupon from our cut flower shop, which entitles the holder to
10 discount on all purchases in our greenhouses on the roof during
the month of April.
Given Away Free
A Dorothy Perkins and Crimson Rambler with every purchase of
$2 or moro made in our greenhouse.
SLOANE'
STREET, NEW YORKCITY
S. STORE HOURS: 9:00 A. M.
tective Bureau, No. 135 Broadwy whol
was tried on an indictment charging I
wire-tapping. v
Benes was convicted of "listening In"
on telephone messages of the Mprsol
Shipbuilding Company. George Ander-
on. who was first convicted for tho I
offense, was sentence to a term of one I
to 5:00 P. M.
BloomingdaleS
Every Item in This Sale Below Cost,
At Cost and Slightly Above Cost
Men's Summer
Underwear, 39c
Fine bleached cotton union
suits or shirts and drawers.
Shirts are in athletic style
pull over and knee drawers.
Union suits are knee length
and sleeveless. All sizes.
Main Floor
Mercerized
Socks for Men
24c
Highly mercerized, rein
forced heels and double soles.
Black, gray and cordovan.
Men's Onyx
Thread Silk
Socks, 43c
Reinforced heels and doublo
soles. All first quality and
will give wearer satisfaction.
Black and colors.
Main Floor
Collegiate
Scarfs, $2.15
58 inches long,
9 inches wide
and with 7H
inch knotted
fringe.
Collegiate Scarfs, $1,39
Roman striped, 68 inches
long, 7 inches wide. Knotted
fringe 7H inches long.
Main Floor
Laces and
Embroideries
Valenciennes Edgcs.Jnscr
llons and Beadings in variety
of widths and patterns, round
and diamond meshes. French
importations. 4c yd., 12 yd.
piece 39c.
Chant Illy Flouncing, all
silk scalloped border. 85c y.d.
Real Fllct Edges and
Bands, 4 to 4H inches wide
Large range of patterns, 85c
yd.
Real Filel Edges mid
Bands, in attractive lot of
patterns. 6 to 7 inches wide.
$1.05 yd.
Real Chinese Filet Laces,
Edges and Insertions. M to
inches wide.. 15c yd.
Spanish Allovcr Luces, in
beautiful blue and brown scroll
designs. $1.42 yd.
Embroidery Edges and In
sertions of dainty designs, in
great variety of patterns.
Cambric, Swiss and nainsook
materials in assorted widths.
8 He yd.
JJaln Floor
Japanese Blue
Print Toweling
18 inches wide. Desirable for
summer draperies. 20-yard
piece $3. 16c yard.
Main Floor
Hair Floor
Brooms, $1.39
Hair Floor Brooms of extra
quality hair, 14-inch polish
block.
26, 1932.
59 II i ' i liO I'll vntBfcr LEXI.nGi i t' IhD VKiNUr;
A
nniversary
Only 3 More Days
Men's Silk Striped
Madras Shirts
2,400 new silk striped shirts of excellent quality midras.
New patterns in a large, assortment of colorings. Perfectly
tailored and full cut, also finished with unshrinkable neck
bands. Sizes 13 Yj. to 17.
Hloomlnpdale't Stain Floor.
200 Sample Dresses
llloominedale'i
Handkerchiefs
Women's imported sports
handkerchiefs. Guaranteed fast
colors. Newest patterns.
7c each. 80c dor.
Women's all-linen Initial
handkerchiefs, sheer quality,
with script initial, embroidered
with ring; 6 for 79c
Women's pure linen sheer
quality handkerchiefs. Ji-Inch
hemstitched border.
He each. 51.25 dozen
Women's colored initio'
handkerchiefs, pretty script in"
itial with floral design. Frencli
hems. 8c each. 00c dozen
Women's softly finished
appenzell effect handkrrchicf,
one corner embroidery, butter
fly or floral designs.
15c each. $1.75 doz.
Men's all-linen handker
chiefs, script initial, beautifully
embroidered, with wide corded
woven border.
G to box, $2.38
ifain Floor
Crystal Coffee
Mills, 79c
Most approved wall stylo;
with glass cylinder that holds
one pound coffee.
$1.49
For Girls
$2-95
Attractive, youthful
dresses of linens, fine ging
hams; dotted voiles' b the
season's favorite colors
and styles. Mostly one
of a kind all dresses that
were made to sell for two
to three times the low
price we have set. Sizes
6 to 14 years. An unusual
opportunity.
Second Floor
Dolls, $1.79
Dolls that walk and say
"mamma." 18 inches tall.
Dressed in gingham rompers
and shoes. Third Floor
Metal Collapsi
ble Day Bed
$8.50
Full 2 ft. 6 in. width. Com
plete with Spring. Cotton
mattress with Valanco covered
in Cretonne Outfit also in
cludes pillow and bolster.
Fourth Floor
MetalBeds$3.98
White or ivory enamel, with
1 l-lii inch continuous posts.
Headboard 52 inches high. To
be had in 3-0, 4-0 or full size.
Fourth Floor
Boys' Wash Suits
88c
Of Peggy doth. Oliver
Twist and Middy. Short
sleeves. Sizes 2 to 6 years.
APttlL 20, 1922 -1
Sale 1
Boys' and Girls'
Cotton Socks,8c
Imported socks with white
grounds and fancy tops. Va-
Second Floor
Girls' and Boys
, Union Suits
39c
Union suits for girls are
made low neck and with no
sleeves and finished in bloomer
style. Sizes from 4 to 11 years.
For boys the suits are fine
ribbed cotton waist suits. Slzea
2 to 12 years.
Main Floor
JYL
Women's
Union Suits, 39c
Bleached cotton suits with
French ' heck ' bands. Rein
forced legs, I com or tight knee.
Regular and extra sizes.
Main Floor
Imported Steel
Shears, 39c
Shears for dressmakers and
homekeepers. Sizes 6 Hi 7 and
8 inches; including manicure,
embroidery, cuticle and pocket
scissors. Made of forged steel,
nickel finished. Each pair
warranted.
Main Floor
AutomobileTool
Boxes, $1.68
Heavy
steel box.
nicely
Japanned.
Yale lock.
Automobile Lug
gage Carriers,$1.66
For the automobile easy
to fasten on the running
board. Holds securely.
Automobile
Stop Lights, $1.18
Prevent accidents complete,
ready to install on your car.
Third Floor
Strollers for
Baby, $8.95
Fibre reed body with leath
erette hood. Adjustable back
and foot rest. In two colors
gray or ivory.
Third Floor
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