The evening world. Newspaper, August 5, 1919, Page 7

all rhs to the Commodore prize of $10,000, \ Which, with the Canadian Aero Club,| New York « and Torents and. me, 0 TOR Hane ines estes ot attammeee Major |™Ust be concluded within four days, binges Schroeder of the U. 9. Atr Ser- ORT GS Va POR, former holder of the wotld's alt ] Army Men Permitted to Take Part| tude record. who. last week entabiiaved «{ 40 TRE PARTY W AUTO in. New York-Toronto manana rie DIVES INTO THE HARLEM - ine A Contest, ing” flying, has entered, © 4 peat iat 2 ai We Bae has been granted by the e International Hotel Commodore-|War Department to army filers to par- . Toronto handicap air race, for whieh| tictpate and while they may not recetve | All Saved; but Chauffeur, Who Mis- | John McE, Bowman has offered $10,000|any of the cash prises, they may be| took Dock for Bridge, Loses in prizes, which atarts on August 2 resented with trophies equal in value His Machine. A theatre party of four from Yon- |i kers, with their chauffeur, plunged | from the dock at 188th Street into the |g Harlem River early to-day. They | 5 x steal Hash harvest of economies in the August Sale of White | al that pervaded the entire third floor that the store opened until it closed Semere, Wear, 14a te Bit B We Sell Depenaable nak Than Any Other Store, but Notes on NEW things Everything has been astir in the Fashion Sec- tidns since the calendar pointed to August. New things are arriving as fast as we can find places for them. Indeed there is so much to admire that it is difficult to be partial to a few and say that they best merit description. A visit will give you some interesting points know, then, that the August Sale of White on the subject of what a Fall costume should that the women of New York are be to be smart, " wee, ftom phy Le padre ial oie Seapruee guuatie fot cutte tr 3 “a word to t wee is ‘sufficien hy ne a '@ ima square rever collar chenille cloth suit This new note This is a dressy suit, eet and di The material is a brown ‘were rescued by Policeman Jeremiah Smith, but the machine spun around & few times and sank, y Joseph A. Duffy of No, $1 South Ninth Street, Mount Vernon, was the L pobauffeur. The men who hired his car ‘to come to Manhattan were; John J. A ‘0. 408 Walnut Street; Charles Marsh, No. 26 Clinton Street; Frank Murphy, Fairview Place, and Meyer Schlessinger, No. 1 Brook Street, all in Yonkers. The chauffeur BETTER CURTAINS* sald We drove off the dock thinking meee Se eee it was the Madison Avenue Bridge.» |5 All thé 1d im, and kept THE FASTIDIOUS HOMEKEEPER TAKES GREAT afloat until the policeman could throw PRIDE IN THE FURNISHINGS OF THE HOME, woe and haul them to the stfing- ESPECIALLY IN THE DRAPERIES AND CUR- TAINS IF THEY ARE UNIQUE AND REFINED. SUSPENDS POLICE CORPORAL cGibbon & Co.. 3 WEsT 37TH ST. ONE DOOR FROM FIFTH AVENUE. gives s YY ine. The uit ys Wd tailored, with a belt that passes under ts in back and over Pate pin tucks in front. A in tuck with thé new fan finishes at the ends marks the centre of the collar. The coat is long —which proves its new- ness. $69.75 Acting Comminat ‘Will Inventt- | gate Girl's Charge. Acting Police Commissioner A. D. Porter to-day suspended Police Corporal | Joneph L, Horn of the West 20th Street station nding an investigation of | serious charges against him. The com- McGIBBON LACE CURTAINS OWING TO THEIR ORIGINALITY AND DESIGN, ARE EXCLUSIVELY THE CHOICE OF PEOPLE OF REFINEMENT. WE DO THE DRAPING FOR ~THE MOST REPRESENTATIVE AM! AMERICA. i eae OF lle, twenty years old. She charges: that Horn is guilty of serious miscon- | coy. the £ pe sneldens papoenieg in | . ouse in Tee! STORE OPEN © A. M. TO GF. M. Grelock this morning, Co Rr 5 4 thirty-four, is mai lives at No, 218 East Re Hy trate % as fen: terson Market Cont i coat is long, wit! Empire waistline notched in a ve i cal od lorms ¢ deep swathing collar and hi thet cuffs, “The only other ieege equire bakalite bet juare ite_but- tous $279.00 A handsomely tailored suit is bouns i. $2,000 bail for & hearing on Aug. 13. Tapestry and Ve as illustrated, $425.00 A Living Room or a Parlor—which? ONE sounds the note of the new order of things—where sim- plicity, comfort and real sincerity of thought prevail. The other, harks back to the era of Victorianism, where pretense and pretentiousness ruled in decdration, as in mode of living. Luckily, we believe that “parlors,” along with a great many other things of contemporary ugliness, no longer exist except, per- haps, as a gloomy memory of red plush, fringed lambrequins, and crocheted tidies. R They have given way before the onslaught of genuine“‘Living Rooms,” those pes comfortable, highly livable and lovable apartments of present day association. It is for those rooms that we have planned in this MIDSUMMER SALE OF FURNITURE— fhey have influenced our choice—the two suites illustrated show the result of our selections. ‘ They are but two of many—varied in style and coloring to meet varied needs, but alike in sound construction and low price to satisfy everyone. QUEEN ANNB PERIOD —Damask upholstered ouite, = Mahogany fine tshed frames with cane tacks and aides. Four pillows and bolster ime cluded, as illustrated, Complete, $244.00, Btore hours: 9 A. M, to 5.30 P, M. Store closed Satur- days during August. Store hours: 9 A.M, to 5.80 P, M. Store closed Satur- days during ‘August, inant gave her name as Mrs, Helen | |} 5 5 5 with braid This suit of black diago- weave English chev- how distine- with id-bound 5 There are three sh pate at each side also nd with braid. A hand-tailored crow's foot finishes the slash at the back of the poet. $69.75 A black crepe satin dress has an elastic at the ankles The lines of this it gown converge at ankles. The is Jong and loose, ending at the back with a soft ball- end sash. The sleeves are also loose at the wrists and weighted with small buttons. The skirt bs | to the ankles, where it is confined by an elastic just wide enough to allow a nor- step. The neck is A long-waistea aress is of soft black crepe meteor This dress has lines of simple beauty. The blouse is loose and long- waisted. Loose flaring panels fall over the skirt, held only at the waistline with odd and Tightly fitting lines give newness ana smartness to a tricotine dress The manner in which this dress is fashioned is unusual, to say the least. The bodice is inie Titted = waistline. Curved panels seem to merge into the bodice at the underarm \ The misses’ own section contributes these _ specials to the August sale of white Two dainty blouses at $1.69 A—is a becoming blouse of © fine checked voile in square neck * style with collar and cuffs out- lined in white organdie and edged with pleated ruffles. B—is a tailored blouse with bands of rose or Copenhages on the collar and cuffs. A petticoat, too—$1.29 Made of white sateen with tucked flounce edged with a small shirred ruffle. Sizes 14 to 18 years. A sale of men’s _ wrist watches at $6.94 and $7.94 should interest vacationers, because, as every man knows who has taken an expensive timepiece away with him, it is all too probable that the watch will be broken, damaged by dampness or otherwise “put out of commission,” And the cost of repair will usually exceed the price of one of these watches. Take one away with you on your vacation! at $6.94 Two styles, Swiss lever move- ment, round or cushion shape nickel cases. Formerly priced $10.44 and $11.44. at $7.94 F One style, in a round nickel case, Swiss lever movements This watch was formerly priced $13.54, All have unbreakable crystals, full luminous dials { and wide leather straps. We illustrate one above. - $1.39 ware and V neck gowns of batiste with dainty ink and blue hand . embroidery, others of white nhinsook with machine embroidery and scal- lops or pastel embroidery. Lace trimmed evn Two illustrated—A and White nainsoos gowns of fine quality in Empire and straight styles, with dainty laces, fine embroideries, tucks, small lace inserts, edgings of real cluny, All are fashioned in a very on ea One illus- One illustrated—E. Children’s nighties Children's nightgowns with embroidery edge and ribbon beading. Sizes 2 to 12 years. 89e Sizes 14 to 16 years. $1.19 Lecare—Third Voor, Rear, 35th st. Thousands of nightgowns $1.79 Sleeveless gowns of white nainsook ag = trimmed u styles wit: “"Gmeskdery " Wesets Cambric gowns in round and square neck sty! gowns of pink batiste, pretty styles of butterfly crepe. $3.49 ' very charming Empire A style gown, elaborately trim- med with fine Val. lace inser. it iMustrat: D. Other dair' models, too, at this price. $3.79 Models designed by and exclusive with this store. ' Some with very fine imported embroideries, others with fine tucks and laces. bimge—Third Fleer, Rear, Bloomers 1,200 of white nainsook with plain knee ag Sto, Flesh and white bloomers with plain knee or ruffled edge. Flesh batiste bloomers with shirred ruffle, ribbon ing, double elastic, hemstitch- ing or lace trimming at knee. batiste — elastic trimmed. Lue stitching. Exceptionall, good quality, eve —Thira Combinations Many dainty styles of waist-, line and Empire combinations, loowe knee and knicker chemi- pantaloons. Very dainty laces and embroideries are used for trimmings, also ribbons ot goes quality. One,illustrated, A. $1.79 A charming chemi-pantaloon in Empire style, lace trimmed; also a waistline combination ar- tistically inset with Val. lace" Other models, dissimilar in style but alike in price and dainti- ness. Ope illustrated, B. $2.79 snare —Third Floor, Kear, Old Bldg. Negligees 5ls and sacques $1.50 ample sale? The sacques fr at &, lower price * extures an mercerize: . A flower-printed seeqtive color effects. machine scalloped edgs.iry Store, New Bldg. A dainty white de sacque, lace edged. A voile break; in all-over ° oo pink, blue or / ot, iemen’s suits Blue, meayat are really worth while o These suits are not old stock re not,the kind of suits that preetp | co hesitate, and say to himself: ‘Well, that | MIGHT DO,” Nothing of the kind here. They are part of John Wanamaker’s regular stock, the last of several Ang lines, uped in the Broadway Store an offered at $28.50. Fancy cheviots and cassimeres. and styles for men of all ages. Broadway, Corner Eighth Street Sizes Flesh and white cotton cre; bloomers. Loose knee st in bloomers of pink batiste, Bloomers of witchery » lace edged, or of sill: mull inite oxfords heavy sat/ pooner ene sth KE these for: edge. Silk mull bloom flesh oF $4.65 a pair ite canvas oxfords like these, for de- Ne next are now $4.65 a WH TeSALE, Wo even Tovah you on not need a pair for immediate wear, "ll be money ahead if you buy now for fous use. . . Two models—oné with a narrow toe and Cuban heel; the other with round toe and low heel. The a Mah) and qualities that are first in demand NOW. Allsizes. Down-Stairs Store, New Bldg. Reducing women’s silk suits to $23.75 , They were $29.75 to $39.75—and @ part of our regular stock at those prices. Now, to bid farewell to all that remains, we've made the price $23.75. Taffeta in navy and black; satin in black; silk poplin in navy and dark green. and natural pongee suits. Nope, tn onation. the desirability of 3 group like this; nor't! ressy sogsereane a good silk suit. About 60 in all; sizes 34 to 44, Down-Stairs Store, Old Bldg. We’re glad to have voile waists at $2.95 They go so fast we can't‘keep them in stock; and the task of finding a new lot becomes harder each time, The voile is a fine, sheer quality: and the styles are sufficiently varied to make pDY eh One model with little cross tucks particu! dainty; and another, with buttons on the side, a clever design, refreshing use of ite newness, Down-Staire Store, Old Building, REE SSR NII