The evening world. Newspaper, June 10, 1919, Page 7

| Fontan Batked | PULITZER TROPHY $5,000 Silver and Bronze Figure Is |Coublay, “France, Shown, in Window of Schulte’s [Another attempt , ‘A {Africa, and t Cigar Store. | | ‘Through the courtesy of A. Schulte, . the $5,000 Pulitzer Trophy for the best long, distance flight to or trom | Atlantic City in May was placed on exhibition yesterd in the Park Row-Frankfort § t window of the Schulte cigar store in the Pulitzer Building. | The trophy was gvon by Ca Mansell R. James, a British ‘Aye: | Member of the Royal Air Force, sy ® remarkably fast flight to Boston in a Sopwith Camel scout plane. on his ret fi t that re Is return from that fight that | dames vanivhed and has not been found since, He left Lee, Mase Thursday, May nding to @) | to, Haseltrurst K ola ‘ he Pulitzer T n ce! @irited conc A ativan ht | nh in silver an bronze, attracted much at y fepresents ed standing tiptoe on a giob ending With outstretched arms the laurel y to an aviator over- | DRAWS CROWDS PARIS, 60048 Lieut. Jean Fe . tan, the French aviator, left Vi early Sunday in} *® to reach © fly across the. tc Atlantic to Brazil veloped engine trouble, however, vax compelled to land at M gossa, Spain In thr Dakar, | Fontan wa trouble With his machine TIFFANY & Co. Prtn Avenve & 370 STREET’ PEARLS DIAMONDS JEWELRY SILVER “| CLocks Watches CHINA STATIONERY Hig machine de- f DOO OL OOO TOP OOO OOO 4 , w BX hey Ns Attenetions Are Prices—Quality—Sérvice miles northwest of Sar previous attempts Lient. | ced to descend owing The Spoxally Shop of Onginalions FIFTH AVENUE AT 38™ STREET Unusual Offering Tomorrow—Wednesday MALINE TURBANS Five Charming Versions Of The Summer Mode ' Qe VERY SPECIALLY PRICED 8.50 Tres Chic is every one of these close fitting Tur- bans of maline or in combination with faille or taffeta silk. They possess a beauty of line, un- usual tonal qualities and distinctive decorative touches that are becoming to every type of woman or “Jeune Fille.” Colors—Black, white, sand, pearl! gray, mauve, cerise or old bluc. MAIN FLOOR HAT DEPARTMENT. “Roughing it de-luxe” expresses what a summer outing may be in the National Parks of the West. \ All the joys of the wilderness, within easy reach of modern hotels and railroad trains. Here you can camp out—climb mountains—go fishing—and hit the trail—in a region of peaks and can- yons, glaciers and geysers, Indians ‘Roughing | r National Parks it in the and bears, deep woods and ice-fed lakes. Around the corner ate modern resort hotels and miles of auto boule- vards. Summer excursion fares. Ask for the booklets you want. They desoribe Yellowstone, Glacier, Rocky Mountain, Mt. Rainier, Grater, Lake, Yosemite Sequoia. Hawall, Gran Canyon, Petrified Forest, Zion, Mesa Verde'and Hot Springs’ of Arkansas Ask the local ticket agent to heip plan your trip, or apply to nearest Consolidated Ticket Offices, $4 Broadway, 67 Chambers Bt, 31 W. 32d St, 114 W. 42d Bt, New York, and 836 Fulton St., Brook- yn, or address Travel Bureau, U. 8, R. R. Ad- ministration, 646 Transportation Bldg., Chicago; : 14 Libesty, St. New ANE bric-a-brac $2.97 pr. Solid mahogany bud vases, with inner glass tube for water; 14 inches high, base 435 inches across. (A.) 39c ca. Japanese hand deco- rated vases, cight dif- ferent shapes, conven- tional or floral decora- diameter. tion. 12 inches high. (C.) cludes $3.74 ca. heavy cast metal. MEN Who Are Scrupuloits About Their Appearance Panama Hats Approved by $4.89 to $11.89 There are panamas and there are (imitation) panamas, and ours are the real thing—genuine South American panamas. Rolling brims and diminutive bands. have a dash to them—but so have all of them—telescope, block or alpine, high crown or low, narrow band or wide. Other Straw Hats are Priced $1.98 to $14.74 All hate over $5.00 are subject to the government tax of 10%, on the excess, Braye —Main Floor, 35th Street. 750 any-hour dresses in three unusually dainty styles Special, $3.74 Any sort of dress that may be sppropriatel: oe outdoors is remarkable at $3.74. But ot style, material and finish such as these they are altogether out of the ordinary. There are two styles of hairline checked in blue, green, rose or lavende be me, Bhiceed with bee bo re and cuffs of white or- gandie The third style is of hairline striped voile with net collar, cuffs and vestee i with Val. lace. stews —Third Ficor, Centre, B’dway, 34th to 35th $& We Sell Dependable Merchandise at Prices Lower Than Any Other Store, but for Cash Only Sale of lamps and bric-a-brac { that includes practically every type of desirable lamp—simple ones that em- phasize the utility idea, decorative ones that are as ornamental as they are use- ful, lamps of wood, lamps of metal, lamps of pottery, ‘porcelain or cloisonne— lamps for living room, dining room or boudoir+-table lamps and floor lamps—so varied an assortment that they have but one thing in common— 100, Silk shaded floor lamps, $16.24 Stand of solid mahog- or wood finished bulbs. Shade of rose, gold or blue silk, trimmed in gold lace and braid, and 4-inch silk fringe. 22 inches in diameter. (J.) Only 25 Handsome floor lamps, $18.89 The stand is mahogany, with its ‘column covered in gold or blue velour. The elaborate silk shade to match is %@ inches in The price in- shade. price $26.50. (H.) emeoeeuma® su. Oo ow Japanese pottery table lamp, $14.74 The base is of Japanese pottery mounted on The shade has a shirred top of rose, gold or, blue silk with scalloped border of printed silk. ‘Trimming of deep silk fringe. Two 40-watt Tungsten bulbs. (F.) qbulb. (L.) « Mid-summer is the seaso: SS) LOW PRICE The collection of bric-a-brac includes attractive book ends, graceful vases of wood or pottery, bowls and low dishes for flowers. ‘These are all interestingly priced Solid mahogany table lamp, $5.89 Stand is 21 inches high 1000 Boudoir any, t I lam, f Metal book ends, bull _ in ivory, gold, or gold ait a gon ng 4 dog design, natural color. With back stripes in 40-watt, Tungsten bulb. ilt, ‘enameled or iv 5 inches high—oblong .:. fluting. ed with Rose, gold or blue silk Foianed wood. ape : base, 5inches wide. (B). <P two. 40-watt Tungsten blade, 16 inchestirdiaue-: itge oust Tams SOre) Regular Solid Mahogany table lamp, $9.24 A pretty Colonial design, fitted with two 40-watt Tung- sten bulbs. The silk shade may be had in rose, gold or blue silk, daintily trimmed with gold braid. It is 18 inches in djameter, (D.) Electric desk lamps, $2.59 ea. Antique bronze or royal brown finish, fitted with one 40- watt Tungsten lamps, $5.24 Introducing ‘‘The Season” with a SALE a Feather Hats, $2.29 nen small, closely fitting hats, nsidered smart. or their becomingness— sirable covered entirely with sm It is either their appropria’ or both—that makes them s: Here are three hety models, one a simple turban, one with two small crossed wings, the third with a soft ostrich feather of self or contrasting color, As illustrated. Navy, Sand, Alice Blue, Jade, White and Color Combinations, £P7E—Veather Section, Second Floor, ‘4in Street, MEN! Don’t Discard Your Blue Suits—We Have Blue Serge Trousers, 95. 5 They are all wool and exceptionally well tail- ored for so low a price. They ate dyed with fast color and will prove a wise purchase. Caff Bottoms, Sizes 32 to 40. An Opportunity to Save by Bajing! 5.30 tore Hours: 9.00 A. M, to ia Acceptable gifts for the. June bride will be found in this ter, and trimmed with gold braid at the top and Metal electric bottom. 200 floor lamps, $10.24 The stand is a graceful fluted column in, solid mahogany, ivory, gilt, or gilt with black stripes in the. fluting.. The shirred silk shade comes in rose, gold or blue, with deep silk fringe, (G.) Metal, electric table Brass finished stand, fitted with one 40-watt ‘Tungsten bulb, Four- sided amber glass shade. AN 8 Ale AANA OSI HEN: lined. (G2) é * table lamps, $7.49 ‘ Green or bronze finished, stand, fitted with two 40- watt Tungsten bulbs. Six paneled amber glass Aa shades with metal overlay# and trimming. ee as for table, $8.29" ‘complete. Fitted with 6 ft. of tub- ing, burner, mantle and f chimney. Amber glass /j shade. (N.) (M.) Sab These Blouses are altogether ? remarkable at Two styles—one is a simple model off dotted Swiss with becoming collar and cuffs of organdie, finished with satin “/ ribbons. The other is a frill blouse? of white voile. Both Styles Illustrated F Roth of these blouses would be « worth-while acquisition to a Summer wardrobe, ‘Cre—Third Floor, 84th Street, Any Woman Can Make Herself a Dress Like This One, with Mc€all Pattern No. 8855 The deep collar is a new and becom- ing feature. The lines of this dress are simple. The ruffles, which are so easily made, give it its effec- tiveness. This dress would be charming in Georgette crepe. Only 53-8 yards of 42-inch Georgette are needed for size 36. Sizes 34 (0 44, oot 1a PO olla