The evening world. Newspaper, June 11, 1919, Page 13

GOLD BEGINS TO FLOW ''*: », TOWARD SOUTH AMERICA National City Bank Plans to Ship $3,000,000—Movement May Take $75,000,000—Japan Next. ‘The frat outfow of gold in substantial Volume since the United States entered the war is being arranged for by the h_has applied to the Federal Reserve Board for per- mission to engage $8,000,000 in United | 4% States gold coin at the Gub-Treasury for export to South America. - it has inves! 20,000,000 tn the iri it me M inachteg. tag Myre ESL we mae! witha that may result in the exportation of between $50,000,000 and $75,000,000 of gold, Its purpose is largely to restore dollar exchange to parity in South American countries, and particularly in Argentina, Tt is ex: of gold in cr tion of Japan, that the next will be in the direc- ‘he Japanese ern ment has an enormous lance in this count empl ports for New York, is aground here. The cargo is deli pranatecset Into lighters. It is ct the which is owned by the United States Ipping Board, will be y = = Pr 7 and dampness with Roy Bags. gil |< ORE Than a ” Million Dollars’ Worth of Clothing Destroyed Each Year by Moths! Will your foresight save a part of this loss? Yes! if you protect your clothes from moths, dust Don’t leave your clothes to wrinkle in a trunk or open to the attack of moths when you can care for them with moth- proof Roy Bags. Store your clothes in the modern way —save tailoring bills and have them ready to wear at a Enlarged view of moth at work on a coat left unpro- tected in a closet. Ali druggists have them or will get them for you quickly. No unpleasant tar odor. with ordinary care will last for years. Bags | SAVE moment’s notice. Patented hook and hanger in each bag. A mild CLOTHES Ideal for Vacationists Roy Bags take the place of the missing clothes closet at the summer hotel. Insist on Genaine Roy Bags—they are dependable and GUARANTEED. Royal Banis Goods Company, New York cedar compound inside the bag keeps moths away. Roy Bags are strong and Set of 3 Bags, $1.25. Convenient Single Bags, 50c each, SCREEN NOW! Dr. William A. Woeschin of the Bronx department of health says that two flies early in the season will produce billions of their death-dealing offspring in the metropolitan district before the summer is over, Don't let flies bring filth and disease into your home. Keep them out by screening every door and window, CONTINENTAL coreen dense tnd weed ! de fi icons fit opening mace in 0 fit any tinental and tee manda to tes warth'a Laceaek are, manufacturers, windew. SHERWOOD all-enctal sereens are adjustable and are made in sizes to fit any windew. They are permanent and need not be removed to raise or lower C ontinental Screens Sold by Leading Department Stores, Retall Dealess and Wholesalers | THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 1919,'\) A little sale of porch dresses 250 at $3.85 each eked. loose, are finished with hemstitching. Two convenient pockets on the skirt and little pean buttons give a nice fi In pink, Copenhagen blue, tan aud in *allswhite. Main Aisle, Main floor, and Third floor, Old Building. Alsace blue neckwear Last week we presented a Load cerita ae oe showin, Ow Pp! Jooks wien used in neckwear. Smart well-made collars, be “oN hog tn and iets, aul- ‘ricolette" jersey, $1 to$5. Main floor, Old Building. Sport skirts of Fan-ta-si silk Good - looking straight - lined moos with smart ip Sben omy 74 orchi ne pe, and Kes ned black effect, in and green and blue. © $1! Of wool Smart plaids in blocks— brown and white, and blue and white combinations. Correct for golf and Northern travel. $16.50. Second floor, Old Building Today —Tomorrow—Friday For young women The white skirt sale of the year $5.75 to $10.75 grades—$4.95 de a gabardine, cot- Five smart sports ton tricotine and distinctive novelty Two charming models weaves. in sheer materials—cross- barred muslins and novelty swiss weaves. Waistbands—24 to 32 inches. Lengths—33 to 39 in. Every skirt in this sale has a distinctive price ticket. Main Aisle, Main floor and Second floor, Old Building. Polka-dot blouses Charming new models—$5.95 and $7.50 One is a fine imported French voile with little polka-dots in black, blue, rose, oe Pear of The ro) collar Sie te fini th a frill, The cuffs are Secidedly —the sort one onl on carefully di blouses. Cool and summery, this model will wash Tike ‘new— Ll 50. pana of Lage: ft shea Me is the other fine lawn. Ce lar, cuffs and pleat down the front ae finished pleating of with o hate voile, ve. in’ red, joise blue, b! id white, $6.9 little polka-dots are very effect- | black Third floor, Old Building. 500 Boys’ wash suits $3.50 to $5 grades, $2.95 These suits are manufacturer’s samples and some of our own -mer- chandise reduced. In the collection are middies, Oliver Twist suits and Junior Norfolk suits. Sizes 214 to 10 years. Wash Norfolk suits for larger boys—$3.50 The reason these excellent suits are sell- ing for only $3.50 is because the sizes are broken. In sizes 13 to 17 years only. Second floor, Old Building LILLIAN Summer corsets One wonders how the designers can think of such lovely ways to make corsets, and one also wonders where they find such exquisite materials. Probably the most beautiful corset in the selection is one of a soft material that hag the feeling of flexible silk. It is a corset that will mould into the figure. Finished with a simple little flower and leaf design formed by clever fagotting of satin ribbons, $22. Less expensive and very attractive ° is a little light corset for the slender figure. Low bust; an ai tractive feature is the marking of the waist-line with a satin ribbon band, $12.50. Elastic insets make a corset of brocade more comfortable. An excellent corset for a medium figure, Very clean and cool looking is a model at $15. One of the newest silk corsets, of taffeta brocade, has a fascinating orchid tinge. Beautiful in every detail, $30, Third floor, Old Building. Take your home with you on your vacation A BUNGALOW—not a tent— not a make-shift house. A carefully constructed bungalow, easy to erect, can be fyy-o compactly, light and convenient to transport, and, when put up, summer home, $93 bungalow Floor area, 7 x 10 ft. Height of wall, 6 ft. 10 in, Three screened openings. $46 play hove Floor area, 314 x he of wall, 43 ri Hela! walls a comfortable and livable $32 play house Floor area, 834 x 6 ft. Height of wate ft. Lin, Two screened openings. Complete setting-up directions go with each bungalow. No mechanical ability is required, ‘Third Gallery, New Bidg, Women’s tailored suits reduced One and two be ge of a kind, reduced one-third and more; now serie .50, $35, $49.60, $55 and season, and. tricotine. srg ols models, models featuring Les coats and madels of tailored sim- plicity. Excellent for the cool days that are bound to occur all during the Summer. Second floor, Old Building. $5 moire bags Special at $3.75 Been c - aa excellent center of of black vy moire, mounted on shell cy ealluloid frames, in brown, gray and white. All silk- es and Titted with purse and ia Aisle, Old Building. Daily demonstrations of systematic, — economical and care-free henner 4 “Let electricity do it,” is the solution of the h ing problems which almost overwhelm our homes these ti ed aa | kitchen efficient. Instal these labo pe. little more systematically. And tr keeping will be the fun it ought to be. Mrs. Homer G. Croy — —a household expert, is acting as oe director in the new ciency kitchen which we have just installed. She gladly Fog on ivan pong tn Be lor kitchens waazentions tp and efficient. She will give bor-saving Sitter which work by water, eee a ioimate them mare tyatam The many Pe epype4 | bake Cine crear cae cone sae shee) capting in this wpe Pectrsscive Lineoss “8% ' The kitchen cabinet The immaculate well made kitchen erg which — everything a woman needs tad pha of her werk convenient: Daxt to the wonder. ful automatic electric stove. The electric stove We could write all yy, about the wonderful stove, but instead we invite you to see it sgualiy cooking. course, housekeeper cooks fa by nove hy = i least ing qe delicious for w verse, ‘ome to see it and have it all explained. Next to the stove is a We have all heard of electric dish washers whe have cover mean done Kitchen sink built gh Mrs. Croy my (the writer has seen it builders simply wl “net, pail it's simply marvelous to her). a sink righ lg ag Saving thoes 5 td cl ha they are Reaneherad sya ic py pr Fae an » an aa, 4 in pot make her pl Pet derstand’ bring : him to see work will ea “woman She has ever ‘ "—and who has not . this d day and age? it little map cabinet placed Het abo above the ‘fink pdr De Leng 4 her Systematic mort line. Th tna all "ine itttle 2S St mates nn ee The water heater The ironing machine The is 9 fas dinating ching. It is more than a can iron any simple ike laren’ Fx women’s wor! paseo Acs Come and sso baw 1 The instantaneous gas heater has charms all its own, tee every of time and labor is saved by always having plenty of hot water at the. “turn of the faucet.” Everyone ne is at all interested in time and labor-saving devices will find this place a absorbing spot. One can spend two hours or more there and not notice the time passing. We cordially invite you to call, and use this new demonstra’ service ih our shade ge atthe oa you whlkt — Mrs. Croy will be here every afternoon after 2 "clock, but demonstration will be going all day. My bes All these labor-saving devices can be purchased on the partial payment pion, 4 Helpful Housefurnishing Store, Seventh Gallery, New Bldg. in HIS size. John Wanamaker’s Finer suits for men—reduced Suits that have been $55, $57.50, $60, $62.50 and $65, now.... $47.50 June is the beginning of the stock- reduction period. Certain groups of fine suits, incomplete in themselves, are placed in one assortment and offered at a price that means economy to every man who can find HIS suit The original prices are stated above. Most of the suits were regularly priced at $56 to $60; but there is a variet; Siiginal $62.60 and $66 gradon Sizes as a whole are si ample for all men This means a choice of fine worsted and cheviots, half or quarter-lined— some with silk sleeve lining; others with silk body lining. John Wanamaker never does any= things by halves; and this sale offers you his standard garments, in quali- ties that none can question. The styles and patterns, likewise, hee ; the good taste that is always one of the essential features of value. Ready Th morning. 5 y of the