The evening world. Newspaper, June 4, 1919, Page 7

TAFT DEMIES LEAGUE COULD PREVENT IRISH REVOLUTION Urges Senators Who Oppose Cove- nant to Suggest Better Plan if They Can, GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., June 3.— Declaring that the League of Nations Avenue, Grantwood. N. J., yesterd morning. Miss Byron began her sti career with Augustin Dai stock cor pany in the early eighties. A priv funeral service will be held at her I ome tomorrow at 8 P. M THE TABLE SAUCE | thet stands first and far | above all competition is , ay Covenant, if’accepted' by the Senate, will ‘ r not constitute a super-sovereignty, and a Sane 4 ended urging Senators who oppose the cove- _———_, nant ta suggest @ better plan for en- forcing the peace terms upon Germany and maintaining world peace, William H. Taft to-night was the chief speaker at the convention of the Michigan branch of the League to Enforce Peat Mr, Taft denied that the covenant would prevent @ revolution in Ireland or any other country, pointing out that It makes second cuts more like first and adds to the enjoyment of LEA:PERRINS Vap Just mention my name- “It’s even as you say, sir— ; the League plan merely requires that its AUC @ hit. Buttome,the sport \ |members protect and respect “asl rye “yas Oe sik of the game lies equally Against external aggression the territo-, " with dexterity of the play rial integrity and existing political in- hasbeen theleading table sauce for generations. Do You dependence of all “members.” PROMINENT DRIVERS and the cigarettes at band, You can find what | mean if you'll go toa United Store 7 and just mention my hie FOR SHEEPSHEAD BAY Saleen Suffer From t All the star drivers who competed in * the SoO-mile auto claasle in Indianepolis Eyestrain? CAU last Saturday have asked Oe entry Theh why continue to blanks for the Internation: Sweep- stakes to be decided at the Shoepe- abuse your eyes? Wear i head Bay Speedway Saturday, June 14 Ehrlich. glasses and you “Howdy” Wilson, who led the field marvel at the great relief. across the finish line in the Hoosier L toggle hnn Examines DANDY CIGARE capital, is planning to come here for||| tion by Regist e Spe~ an iad the race, as he wants to prove that ||| cial Cooney itted his victory was no fluke. Manager James Johnston has en- ‘an expert track engineer to put the Bay course in perfect condition. The Chevrolets, Joe Milton, TWENTY FOR 17¢ uNirED CIGAR STORE: World “Wants”. Work Wondérs. they Will, be’ ready Yor tuning up when the track is opened for trial spin, wane ~ Aa aad Eva B; Actrens, Dies, My Mollai tone be Brooklyn: 498 Fulton St, cor.Bond & Eva Byron, at one time a well known actress, wife of Sidney R, Ellis, theatri- RN) all Mf si | AM ALD A¥y) —_-_ BONWIT TELLER. & CO. The Spanally Shop of Orpinatons FIFTH AVENUE AT 38™ STREET Have Arranged for Thursday A CLEARANCE SALE OF WOMEN'S DAY CAPES, COATS, WRAP-COATS « DOLMANS At Greatly Reduced Prices NO C. 0. D.'S NO APPROVALS ~ NO CREDITS No Federal Tax on These Garments Included in this sale are the characteristic exclusive cape and coat fashions of this Shop—Modes of distinction that are incomparable with the usual commonplaces. Navy Blue Capes & Coats Formerly 35.00 to 45.00... 28,00 Capes are of serge in stole collar, draped collar and self-fold trimmed models, Full lined coats in belted styles. ‘Colored Velour Capes... .Formerly 37.50 to 45.00. . 28.00 Smart circular models in beautiful colorings, lined throughout. Tricotine Capes. . Formerly 49.50 to 59.50 38,00 In navy blue and the fashionable shadings of fawn and tan. Tricotine Coats & Dolmans Formerly 49.50 to 59.50. 38. 00 Navy blue belted coats and loase wrappy Dolmans, handsomely lined, Capes and Wrap Coats... Formerly 69.50 to 79.50... 48,00 In Bolivia, English and American velour. Also tricotine. blue and other beautiful colorings. Collection of Odd Capes Formerly 79.50 to 95.00 68, 00 A few in duvetyn with satin tops, some of fine velour; also tan and navy tricotine. In navy AN hoy ole's Ntractions Are Pricee—-Qualitr—Servies Square. We Sell Dependable Merchandise ‘at Prices Lower Than Any Other Store, but for Cash Only. What is the matter with your FURS? we'll fix them! Has your coat become worn at the collar or cuffs? Has your scarf become thin at the edges? Have you tired of the style of a coat or wrap? Do you want your furs re- modeled or repaired? We're “doctors” for that sort of thing, specialists, in fact. And we can remedy any ail- ment that may affect furs from the changing of a lining to the complete remodeling of a garment. Our prices for expert work of this nature are modest indeed. fur storage, too 2h charged for storage of eachfurgarment valued at $50.00 or over. ous —Third Floor, 34th 8t. One of our most popular couch hammocks » specially priced at $13.49 Nowhere else in the cit coucl can this particular hammock be obtained, we venture to say th: no other store can one lar in quality be had for this price. It is skillfully uphol- fered in aki duck, pleasingly — trim- med with wide brown braid. The back is ad uste able to sitting position, making the | hammock as comfortable as a chair. The seat is 28 inches wide. It is provided with firm ropes and galvan- ized iron chains, and may be bung from the roof of the porch or from the stand. ‘The enameled tubular stand, $539 The awning, 6.33 Pillows to match, 2.02 ea, Baars —Sixth Floor, Wool sweaters , that fit we're particular about them. No reason why sweaters just because they're free and for the most part loosely fitting sport garments, should droop over the shoulders or sag along the arms. We've taken measures to prevent that sort of thing by having our sweaters tried on living models and knitted with nar- row shoulders and well-fit- ing sleeves so as to fit real persons rather than machine patterns. There's smartness about well fitting sweaters! at $2.89 Sleeveless slip over sweater in a novelty basket weave. No- tice the w which the front ia cut—square fashion—to al- low a frill or blouse to show. We believe we’re the first to show felt sport hats The number and variety of shapes and styles throw new lights on the adaptability of felt. There are chin chin shapes, softly rolling sailors, clever side effects, and floppy negligee shapes, smarter than ever before. A—Thi up- enjoying seagon. is one of the favored turn- nd shapes that are uch popularity this B—This is one of the new cleyer stoall shapes turned up abruptly at one side and the front elon- gated into a jockey peak. C—This shape is borrowed from the mens dress hats. It is un- questionably smart and blocked to keep its shape. D—This is one of the soft, floppy shapes that are so becoming to youthful persons. These felt hots are good quality, They may be had in shades to match swealers— pearl, pongee, pink, orchid, rose, ciel, Copenhagen, gold, etc. They are trimmed with gros-grain ribbon, satin lined and have an additional satin sweat band. prices range from $3.69 to $5.94 VELOUR HATS in new sport shapes and shades, at $5.49 Cres —Second Floor, 84th Bt. that were up to $14.74 now $8.94 Not at the end of the season, but NOW, at the BE- GINNING of it, these suits were taken right from regular stock and priced down, They are the sort of suits that boys will enjoy wearing and that their mothers will enjoy having them wear. Bidway, Uth to 35th St. Down go prices on 200 Boys’ wool suits U) CE ANI TA A J JOR TI TO TO Ci Jai J nL mT Pat Let SUMMER enter your HOME by way of this store 75 cereal sets 1 meat platter. there are 100 52-piece sets blue bird decoration at $9.89" asually $12.89 Consisting of 6 dinner plates 6 tea plates 6 soup plates 6 bread and butter plates 6 fruit saucers 6 tea cups and saucers 2 meat platters 1 covered vegetable dish 1 gravy boat Special $4.24 Set. there are 250 25-piece sets special at $2.74 Made of American porcelain, daintily deco- rated with pink moss rose spray and narrow gold line on edge. Each set contains 6 dinner plates 6 fruit saucers bys vera dish 6: tea cupa.and saucers 1 sugar bowl 1 open vegetable dish 1 cream pitcher 75 sets of brown spice and. cereal jars, white lined, $2.89 set ‘Small Siro, There are 12 jars to a Chore ryient set, each jar lettered > @pper Coffee with one of the fol- ened pee lowing identification Allspice Beans words: Cinnamon Oatmeal LET — Basement, Front These summer RUGS have embodied the spirit of Summer in their fresh, clear colorings and delightful designs that are sure to fit in with any decorative scheme. Cheerfulness, service- ability and coolness are! the factors which should characterize a good mmer rug, and we believe that our collection possesses all these attributes as well as being com- plete und moderately priced «Miles Standisl? rag rugs These are mad ecially for this store and the fabri¢s and Wo hip put into them are the best obtainable, nnes, chambr@y, prints, calicoés and bed ticking | pretty colors, and the workmen their in making these, rugs that may be used in any part of the home, The Colonial band border is the most attractive feature and the rugs may be had in solid colors or 550 dinner sets SALE 1600 Sets Mixing Bowls There are 300 sets with the popular blue bird decoration like that pictured. They are made of fine American porcelain and consist of 32 pieces, including 6 dinner plates, 6 bread and butter plates, 6 fruit saucers, 6 tea cups and saucers, 1 open vegetable dish and All of these suits are tailored accord- ing to our own high standards for boys’ individualized clothing, in good in hit-or-miss effects. 24 in.x36 in. $1.24 6ftx 9ft. $10.74 27 in.x54 in. = 1.98 8 ft.xl0 fr. 15.34 36 in.x72in. 3.74 Oft.xl2 ft. 20.74 4 ft.x7 ft. 5.74 | OfitxIS ft. 26.75 600 Sets of 5 YELLOW BOWLS, including one of cach size—5 in., 6 in., 7 in, 8 in. and 9 in. bowl. set 300 sets of 3 YELLOW BOWLS, including one of each size—5 in., 7 in., and 9 in. 59 set 200 sets of 3 YELLOW BOWLS, including one of each size—6 in., 8 in., and 10 in. T4e set 200 sets of 3 WHITE BOWLS with blue band —5 in, 7 in, and 9 in. bowl. 94e set 200 sets of 3 WHITE BOWLS with blue band —6 in., 8 in, and 10 in, bowls. $1.19 set 100 sets of 6 COOKING NAPPIES, white with blue band. 4 in., 5 in., 6 in, 7 im, 8 in, and 9 in. 1.69 set The modern slip-covers make a airtue of necessity. Not every one can afford a complete change of setting with the advent of the Sum- mer season, but every one can choose slip-covers so decora- tive that they more than com- pensate for the lack of special furniture. Slip-covers are a necessity in any case, if one prizes upholstered furniture and would preserve it from the ravages of warm weather wear,—and it's just ar tasy to have them ornamental while one's about it. Let us make them for you— choose your cretoune in our well stocked’ department, leave it with our workrooms to make up accord ing to your own ideas or according to designs that we will submit for your approval Our staff of workmen is thorough- ly equipped by training and exper- ience for the finest type of thir work . * . Charges are moderate We will furnish estimates Collection of Odd Capes Prairie grass rugs Formerly 89.50 to 125.00. 74,00 at oped oe ; looking Norfolk patch and slash that are the last word in a durable, eool and di on request. : hs eA i new full slip-over sweater 4 tinctive Summer floor cove 0 n the Upholstery Dept. Some are embroidered, others in combination of satin with sash, The body of the pocket models of popular tweeds, cas extra beavy quality, and the herring bone weave, ¥earth Fiesty B06" Bh" Maan, sweater is a plain weave, the simeres and smart homespun effects. purling from the waistline down in @ smart basket stitch. and some of velour and bolivia. The strong blades of grass are woven into rugs of artistic design, in light blue, green, gray, tan, brown and rose, Every seam is not only sewn, but tailored, ° Fl at $5.89 The Seats ere lined throvepoct with good auslity Extra heavy Herringbone Silk Gl es EMBROIDERED TAFFETA A tuxedo coat eweater with | petch'and hip pockets; end lioed throughout, quality _ weave OV ————— Barrow shoulders and maugly Sizes 7 to 18 years. One illustrated, 27 in.x54 in. $3.74 30 in.x60 in, $2.84 ‘Tworclasy | Maeno Pc ol itting sleeves. Knitted of fine sg ‘ biel loves with doi ger tips. EVENING WRAPS quality wool in shetlad site, Buea tennv@eouiitils chaps: 64.08 Maly in 8:04 | s6ina72 in, 3.84 fitvek, white ned stock shade Formerly 125.00 to 135.00 Each of these sweaters may be Pee aN Ne aN eet nia oe Gfx 9ft, 14,89 | Minx9in 914 Trvoctasy Milanese weave silk had in the season's most wanted out belts. Plain or fancy weaves. Brown, BftxlOft. 20.48 OftxlS ft, 26.75 Bors SE seseee styles of 95. 00 colorings. heather, peacock blue. Sizes $ to 8 years. Oftxi2 ft, 22.89 12 fexld ft. 36.25 er pepe hua” Third Floor, 34th St. DAD —Second Floor, S4th St, Rear omen | ae Fourth Floor, 35th Street, Main Floor, 35th 5t,, A Limited Collection an tore Hours 9,00 A. M. to 5.30 P, M. Zinman