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THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, APfert. 26, 193,2- .
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Man From Paris Intimates Wc
May Lose Our Sugar
1 Market.
By RogcrBatchcldcr.
Tho United States has a trigger
nrect tooth than anv other country In
thf world, according to A. S. Jaapar
oraarU, who la at the Pennsylvania,
'"Your people lead the world In per
capita consumption of sugar," be
declared, "and It follows that this
country Is tho bent sugar market at
this time. Dcforo tho war It was
one of tho most Important, because
of the high standard of American re
- ilnerlra. Wo now buy all our sugai
from America, but In a few years, un
less your prices and tho cost of trans-
- portatlon decline, Franco will supply
hdrself again, or buy from Gormany
or Ilussta.
"In 1914, France produced enough
bact sugar for her own needs; tho
crop approximated 750.000 tons: The
last year's crop was only 300.Q00
tons. Delay In getting reporatlbn
money for the destroyed factories has
been a dfclded drawback and until
factories are built, of equal powei
with those which were ruined, France
will not bo able to get back to nor-
""mal. Much progress Is being made,
I I 1 n n W.H ft
novcrineieBs, uiui ,v...
erfes will open this fall."
OUR HORSESHOE DEPARTMENT
Horseshoes, not the "Good Luck"
floral variety, but the original Iron
footwear, will be thrown all around
tho, lot at tho Des Moines, la., Stato
Fair In August. Samuel J. Watson of
Bt.' Peternburg. Fla.. now at tho
Commodore, tells us.
"Horseshop pitchers," ho relates,
"follow tho. tournament with the
Kitne glee that baseball fans go from
. one town to another during a World's
fiorlcfl. Tho American Horse Shoo
Pitchers' Association recently an-
nouncod that ttoo American champion
ship would bo decided In Iowa this
' year, and the crack hurlers from
every part of tho- country will forget
' all. about business and enter the com
petition. There will even be a ladles'
J meet for Iho wives of the fans."
These men, according to Mr. Wat
Vn, will be among tho chief contend
ers for the title: Freddy Hay, Minna
. .jota State Champion: B. It. Spencer,
Oklahoma State Champion: Vcrn
Erlcson, South Dakota State Cham
pion; Edward Werner, Indianapolis
Champion; Jack Erwlfi, Missouri
State Champion; H. Van Dyke, Iowa
State Champion: Dennis Wilkinson,
California State Champion, and WiUlo
Witt of Akron.
reptile exhibit, la exceptional. I
had the pleasure of being' escort
ed through the museum by a
party of youngsters, potential
big game hunters, who recog
nized me from pictures published
In The Evening World, and of
fered their services as a guard of
honor for tho occasion.
"Now York reminds ono much
of London, With the exception of
tho skyscrapers, which London
doesn't have," be resumed. "I am
much Impressed by tho friendli
ness of the States. One Is not
greeted with the Implied, If not
actually expressed, 'I'm as good
as you are,' but rather with,
'You're ns good as we are.' In
many countries tho former attl
tuda toward tho stranger Is
marked."
ENGLISH THE UNIVERSAL
LANGUAGE?'
English will be the common medi
um of communication between edu
cated people throughout tho world
before long, In the opinion of H. D.
Carroll, of Toronto at tho BUtmore
recently.
"To bring about this situation, the
Ontario Educational Association Is) ac
tive in considering- simpiincauon or
spelling, which Is becoming a greater
necessity since the Intercourse be
tween English-speaking and other na
tions has become mors marked. In
the English language there are only
five vowels, yet fifteen vowel sounds.
lly various combinations of letters
there urc 150 ways of representing tho
fifteen sounds ten times loo many."
, FARTHEST FROM HOME.
The '"New Yorker For a Day of
Tico," who Ufarthctt row home to
do i It. Lciphton. Ill home town,
Hong Kong, Chtna, U about 10,600
mites from llroadwav. '
Simple Way To
End Dandruff
There is one sure way mat has never
fat ed to remove dandruff at once, and
that is to dissolve It, then' you destroy
It entirely, to ao mis, just get about
four ounces of plain, common liquid
arvon from any drug store (this js all
you will need), apply It ot night when
retiring; uso enough to moisten tho
scalp and nm it in gently with the
flnirer.tlDs.
By morning, most If not all. of your
dandruff will be gone, and three or
four more applications will completely
dissolve and entirely ' destroy every
single sign anu irncu or u, no mailer
how much dandruff you may have.
You will find all Itching and digging
or mo scaip win mop insianuy, anu
your hair will be fluffy, lustrous,
glossy, silky and soft, and look and
feel a hundred times better. Advt.
..'AS OTHER8 SEE U8."
"Your Natural History Museum
Is qulta tho finest of Its kind In
the world,- in my opinion," re
ported Ilnrry It Eustace, African
explorer, now at the Astor. "The
beauty of soma of Its settings,
particularly that of the bird and
Iff
Saxophone Soloists JH
of Renown
ALWAYS PREFER
TRUE-TONE
SAXOPHONES
Paul Whitman's Orchestra now appearing
at the Palace, N. Y. the Clnb Royal Or-
cheatra, All, Star Trio, Six Brown Brothers,
an1 mt.f nf lli- -mA.f "fmwnI
j u i. a.vu w . iihj w t K.uvub . w . u
makers" use Buescher Saxophones and Band Initrnmenta
excluiiyely. t . ,
Drop around and see the finest display offend and Orches
tra Instrument! In America -Selmer Wood winds, Haynes
Flutes, Vega and Orpheum Banjos, Leedy and Deagan
Drummers' Equipment, Fine Violins, as well as our splen
did Bueacber exhibit.
Small tS4iUy paymtnU arranged.
Souvenir bookUtt, catalogs. We. FREE
117119 W. 46th St.
fcew York City
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ored gauntlets,with pearl-buckled
wrist straps. There's this fascina
ting variety about Van Raafte
styles you -can buy them ultra
tailored or ultra-frilly 1 Only, you
will always find them similar in
perfection of proportions, in ex
cellence of workmanship, and in
the lovely grace they confer upon
their wearers' hands.
Your favorite shop will be glad to
show the lovely new styles in silk
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TomorrowLast Day of the
?-Day Furniture Sale
A Trousseau Week Opportunity!
April, May and June brides hurry
ing in to buy the furniture they
wil) need for their new "homes.
Grooms-to-be coming with them
to select their own pet reading
chair and 'pass judgment on the
brides' taste Relatives a,nd
friends eagerly choosing charming
wedding gifts. Many, many won
derful values in suites and separate
pieces. These prices go back up
o their regular level on Friday.
Tomorrow is the last day.
A Few of the
Many Attractive Values
lo-picce French Chippendale
dining room suite, beauti
ful figured walnut, finished
in soft brown, $1550.00
6- piece mahogany Chippen
dale bedroom suite in fig
ured mahogqny.dull finish, 800.00
10-piece Italian Renaissance
dining room suite in a soft
brown finish walnut, ' 750.00
lo-piecc mahogany Hepplc- '
white inlay dining room
suite, 850.00
10-piece mahogany Chippen
dale dining room suite, 950.00
7- piece parchment decorated
"bedroom suite, Louis XVI
design, 750.00
6-piece Jxuis XVI bedroom
suite, in walnut, 850.00
6-piece Louis XVI bedroom
suite, in walnut or grey
enamel, 550.00
6-piccc Louis .XVI 'bedroom
suite, mahogany or walnut 6oo7oo
fclXTII floor x
Lingerie Batiste, 50c yd.
Another special value for the spring
brider-this soft highly mercerized
batiste, dainty and fine in quality
In white, 45 inches wide. .
Ginghams, for Frocks,
50c yd.
If she-is wise she'll have two or
three gingham frocks in among
her more elaborate gowns. And
she can't find a better value than
these ginghams, in almost count
less' colors and patterns, imported
or domestic qualities. 31 in. wide.
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Her Trousseau how much more the
word means to the bride than the -mere
completed garments that are packed so
carefully into her trunk for the wedding
tripl s Weeks of planning, .qountless shop
ping trips, the choosing oMoycly fabrics
and the visits to clever modistes. Then
the breathless excitement when each
ravishing costume arrives at home and is
tried on, just; to be sure it's quite perfect
in each detail. It's small wonder the
bride has so little time to spare in the
weeks before the wedding.
First, the Wedding Gown
Of handsome satin, soft and clinging in
jexture, lustrous in srleen, 3.95 yard.
And the veil, of real applique lace on
sheerest of white net, is oval in shape,
iyi yards wide by a yards long, $35.
Bridal White Silks
White Canton Crepe, $2.50 yard -For
cbarmingafternoon frocks, simple in
design, relying almost entirely upon
the beauty of their fabric." 40 inches
wide. Or fancy Canton crepe' in several
fascinating designs, 5.50 yd.
White Satin Canton, $3-95 To fash
ion a beautiful evening gown. A most
unusual value. 40 inches wide.
White Crepe Knit, $3.75 The ma
terial without a superior for all sorts of
sports and informal wear. 36 inches wide.
White Pongee, J 1.95 Always depend
able, and so always a favorite for sports
suits and simple frocks. 33 inches wide.
GROUND FLOOR
Sports Flannels, 4.50
They're shown in such fascinating stripes
and checks and plaids of tan, grey or
Belgian blue on grounds of white. ,54
inches wide.
stcNf rEeo-
Many Real Laces
are in Her Trousseau
Applique Lace Flouncings, $12.50
yd. To make that most graceful
and becoming of creations, Ih
lace frock. 36 inches wide.
Applique Laces, 8 and 9 inches
wide, very fine in quality. $4.95, yd,
Valenciennes Laces, 30c to $1.2$
yd. For a multitude of uses, from
lingerie, to dainty blouses, these
edges and insertions, X to inch
wide, axe used Binche Laces, too,
55c yd. In case she prefers these
she will find beautiful qualities, j
inch wide.
Princesse Lace Flouncings,
$4-95 yd Perhaps the wedding
gown will be draped in Princesse
lace, 36 inches wide.
Lace Handkerchief Borders
$1.75 each. Real Binche lacu.
si inch wide, ready to sew on the
dainty linen squar.es.
GROUND FLOOR
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Lingerie Ribbons
at Special Prices
Delicately tinted satin and basket
weave in two-tone pastel shades
have" been specially priced. There
are 10 yards in a piece.
1 75c piece 3 $2.oo piece'
iK $l:oo piece 5 $2.50 piece
2 f 1. 50 piece 9 5S4.50 piece
Rosebud satin ribbon of fine
quality the kind that washes well
may times. 10 yards in a piece.
1 50c piece
IK 75c piece
2 fx piece
3 $1.25 piece
5 $1.50 piece
7 $1.70 piece
CYD
GROUND fLOOR
The cAlmost Indispensable
' Jersey Cloth, L55 yd.
No trousseau would be complete
without a jersey suit. This wool
jersey, is priced exceptionally low.
And, it is found in those bright
high shades, red, blue, green, royal
purple, as well as soft tans, blues
and browns. 54 inches wide.
SECOND FLOOR
Lord & Taylor
FIFTH AVEtfUE
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